cking Home team-
out ail-ssh early today,
lven by a non-un-
to land a. load of hams
ththe station of the Chico.
tern Railway at Kins-
,Iof bougbs and strike sym-
V n on the driver. overturn-
it; be boring some of the
,i ’a 0le ran from the
trol wagon full of po-
8 attempts are being
th e sdmi-moat fam-
V ssiug thelhotels and
" Early in- the morning
nsI started under the escort
and, fifteen policemen to
town districts. it is
train is simply a
bigg aravan which may
My Every 1) cguiion is being
r or
‘i Vpiirtcd from St.‘
lobes of the strlk
datoughs and
,VV and Center ave
ciiI egress Were badly
II Th silh’dtitutes Were driving
the were assaulted.
i-iants were ornied
tiles that they had
gone and in the
, ‘ so badly lacerated
‘ pone. One man had his
Ifilid siiother was injured
'oi ported negroes num-
at at the depot; the
II temper by throw-
coa oa,l but the well armed
rved to check more ser-
mbersome affair.
‘ ‘The new wagon was
IdelNer'ed the last of
ugh’ some delay it could
, my at that: time.
It costs __ .
I GOUTH NORWALK. : .
{sue romance FREE oF CHARGE.
Iiii' stole the meat. The
‘ 'come from. what kind of a hi (i
The,
ed more than a half ton '
one will tip the scales
esnsaAL HOLIDAY MAKIVve.
o—o—Vgo-u—
London People Letting Qtf the Strain
Arising From Peace Comrnunlostlon.
LONDON June 4~The general holl-
dsy mood of the people and -ihe desire
to lot of! the strain arising from the
Icommuni‘catlon of the announcement of
peace in South Africa, and tthe influ-
ence 0f the approaching coronation fes-
tivities was exemplified today by the
.unprecedented muster of the classes
and masses at Epsom Dowaes for the
coronation Derby Enormous crowds
lett London both by road and rail. the
exodus beginning at daybneak. Vebl-
cles of every description, all more or
less befaggcd. moved in endless pro-
cession along the roads emelging on
the race course.
King Edwald and Queen Alexandria.
the Prince and Princess of Wales. the
Duke and Duchess of Cbnnaught. the
Duke oi announce. Prince and Prin-
cess Charles, of Denmark, and the In-
dian rsjahs and theii- suites took spec
ial trains to the course, and received
ovations everywhere from the crowds
which spread over every available spot
in spite of the inclement showery wea-
ther which prevailed A strong con-
tingent of Americans was present. Half
a dozen coaches from the ieadins hotels
held numerous trans- Atlantic visitors
Joseph H. Ghosts. the United States
ambassador and Mrs. Choute took down
a coaching party. Foxhall Keene.
Lawrence Weterbury. R. L. Agassla,
and William Corcoran Eustls.I third
secretary of the United States embassy.
were conspicuous on the lawn. Richard
Croker. of New York wondered about
the paddock. evidently extracting great
pleasure from his surroundings. He
remarked to a representative oi the
Associated Press: “These gatherings
rid one of so many political and other
cares." . .
CRANBURY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Annual Meeting Last Night Rewind
In its-Election of Officers.
The annual meeting of the Oranbury
School district was held last night and
resulted in the reelection of the dis-
trict oillcers as toliows:
CommittcewW. T. Gregory.
Clerk—C. A. Rubey.
Treasurer-TIP. Gregory.
Auditors—Free crick Gregory. Wil-
liam Coggs ell and David Tinckler. .
Collects: Benjamin Allen.
The reports of the different officers
were received and were accepted. it
was expected that this meeting would
be somewhat eoilvencd by a debate ov.
er the tax laid last year. but it not not
materialize.
AIoHerres. I
" Audubon Society Furnishos interesting
Facts concerning Th
The Audubon Society of Connecticut
furnishes the following:
Of the many kinds of feathers and
plumes which have been worn as but
trimmings.v Iy few remained in favor
as long as t a delicate an graceful
plumes known as algrettes. at or the
thousands of women who have worn
them. only a small portion probably
have any definite idea wherewtltxey
nra
nishes them or how they are obtained.
Aigrettes are produced by several;
kinds of white Herons or Egrets' when
were formerly very abundant in Flori-
do and some of the other Southern
Mates. and have been occasionally
found as for North as N'
(owing to the demand Ior tnsi pi
to birds Vere now very rar
uyI-,I_VVV
'I Mex Oe‘trai ”
., Is. '88“ 18% 18% 18% I r
. . _t p
was for a' t me quite successtul in de-
3 calving the public as it was published
in perfect good faith by many newspa;
pets was to the effect that the Mg
- rettes were produced on large “Home
terms" in the South, here morons
Were raised and the In
without injury tot
such hewffarms exists, nor
they be practicable. and th
are obtained in no other V‘Ivu
‘ Bait. & Ohio, 105% 106
. Bkiyn. R. T.,
, Ogle}. & Ohio. 46
,_ ‘Illi. Central,
BROKER I
I .
Wormwood» (automatons.h
I Orders :I‘oaecuiéd tor. \
Investment or on Ms in.
IlPrlvato wisest I a; York’. beaten,
I Washington, Chicanos
Careful attention given to mail and
telegraph orders. (I I I
correspondencd iiivlteIlV.
m—
, Telephone (Jail 153.
Warts 8r". Corbett Block
Washington on, 100. Norwalk. coon.
W
troy such a colony almost to the last
bird.‘ when once they have discovered
its location. Having.Ishot the birds.
the plumes of which each bird only
produces a small bunch, are removed
with a part of the skin, and after care-
iui drying and packing to prevent their
becoming soiled or broken, they are
shipped to the agents of the wholesale
dfialers in feathers and military sup-
p as
During the height of the fashion of
wearing these plumes the animal deli
traction of these birds must have been
measured rather by hundreds oi thous .
ands than by tens ofith'ousands, and
it is still going on where any of the
birds «regain, even in the States which
protect- em byfi‘i i’aw.’ 'for men at a
character .to engage in’ such an occu- .
petiole do not hesitate to violate a law
it there is a good chance of escaping
the penalty for it.‘ in the thinly set-
tled districts where any 0! tom
birds have managed to survive until
the present time the detection and
punishment of the hunters is difficult
There is therefore only one way to
saveI these birds from complete ek-
tlnction and that is to stop the den ‘
mood for the plumes. The real often}
d‘grs, those film are really responsible
for all this needless cruelty are the
women who purchase and wear the
plumcs- it is no excuse that the birds
have already been killed before their
plumes are bought and worn, and that
retusinpto buy them cannot bring
them. or the thousands of headings I
that have been starved to death in his
talnlng the plumes, hack to lite sand.
Every plume purchased is an induce-
ment to the dealers to le‘iliellfieh‘f {this
stock Every- hot so decorated. some»,
ially if it is a handsome and tasteful
one, is an example for others to imi-
tote At present rdw’ algrettcs are
worn. but is this due to a desire to. V
out an end to this cruelty or is it only . 3"
a caprice of fashion? it is to be hop.
ed that the latter iii not the only was I ‘- I
on and that the custom will never be
revived. I.
room In wasps-racer.
I‘WALI. srnasrf‘lo. ii) a. Ina-Tile
' opening of the stock market showed no
change from its recent iethargic char-
acter. The majority of prices were
lower. United States Steel fell is and
the preferred 1,9. The gains were
amongst the specialties, Hocking Val-
lay and Continentaiyilipbacco preferred
rising 1%.
WALL srannr.1 p m.—Stocks‘
were neglected and the trading was
ialgeiy centered ‘iIi” Detroit United
Railway. which improved 5 points in
all to 80%. Americlin Snuit also.
gained a point. . 'II “
, TooAv's, oboTA‘rIons.
Reports over private one or maples
& Goldsclimldt. commission brokers,
Swans a; Corbett' .block. 80th Nor-
walk:
Open High Low 1: 30
Amal. Copper, 69 69% 69 69
Am. C. & F., 31% 31% 31 81%
Amer. Loco" 33 33 . 32% 32%
Am Smelt. .4893 49 48% ‘ '
Am. Sugar“ 127% 127% 127% 127%
8'. 8 13.80% 80% 80% 80%
AV; &S.F. pf. 98% 98% 98% 98%
1053i; 100 ..
68 68% 67%
31 31 31
oneol. Gas 221% 221% 221% 221
dial. a Hod. 134 114‘ 174 174%
Erie. :l‘ I 37
162
192
Met. sassy. 150 -
Miinhaflan. ‘ I
150% 150 150%
26% 26% 26% 20%
. KNMA 26 26
. & IT. bid. 89% £89“ 89%, I89
Mo. Pacific 99% “100-9994 99%
NutY L982. 22% 2289 22%
Norf. &.IW00L.57% 57% 57% 57%
Ont. & West; 3256 32% 22% 82% _
Penn. 8.13.. “9% 149% 149% 1.
ding -
In I,‘Resd1stpfd..88
. Read 2d pic. 88
' so P ‘ .64
68% .
nmil. 135659 156% 156% 160% .
. .. .ll . 4
war:‘ shot at Granite City. in. today
and one or the them named Cunning-
will probably at " . I IIIII
Ltwsnty-nvo seasons from Ct.‘
Louis slighted frdin I.s train this mor-
plug to get to the works of the steel
plant there to take the places
striking Iooide‘rs they were met by the
striker mand warns
one otItlI s Imports
on the hood with 2 ck. pulled a re-
volver and shot lat ecrowd. wound:
log three whit to men. TWo of those
wounded Were struck in the arm and ‘
led. the? third Cunningham. being shot :
throu h the kidneys, and may die The :
negro II then made In rush for the
ins murder has be
s‘worn out a lost I
Bell. 93“ Bil
Lincoln sold or aIcertain glib talking \-
lawyer that "when he began to speak
his mental operations ceased. Ho re~
minds Inc of a little steamboat that
puffed about on the Sauganion river.
It had a live foot boiler and a seven-
foot whistle. When 'it whisticd it
stooped. " . . . .
r.
"I wonder if we'll have any more
queer boarders, such as we had last
year. " said Farmer, Corntassel.
“Which do you moon?"V asked his
wire. I
“Why there was a man over to
yours old who wasn't either a Judge,
colonel, major. doctor nor professor.
You don't often run across people like
him nowadays."-§-'Washington Star.
Justice may be blind: but she is able
to Judge people by their. canversatlon.
[Allis lPllNlSlViES
Tailor-Made Suits,
Walking Suits 8 (e Skirts.
Aliof the Besilmpo ed aoi/Is. . . .
INSPECT: OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
RAMON PLATES. .
Krasovitz 8; Fox.
47 North _M_at'o cor. Ann St.
SOUTH NORWALK. ,
v
.Why, “Emmi. in MansVFur-
""Mnsl. 3V"! PM by: find that
V We Hfibs‘ir.‘
sens, as. to st. I“
Nogllgoo sniIfVVts 50:: to $1. 50.
Summer UInQ ear; 25c to $1.
‘ ‘ . Stocks, 25o 38nd ,50c3‘7’ \
" “A host of ca, IA" of the
"noel? rollabV“ .I.
"I’Ii‘ciip ollb 5312.
V DAVIS 8: SUN
'i‘AiLOttflchOTH-mits, I
Haas-ranm'sjuaulsnnas.
I 85 Washington strut.
. scorn Nonwamc
_v STORM KINo
22:33:“
tatsshl ll Steamship
" York VEVvor sat rsia
(to go back. Bell.
men, who was hit - ~ ' V
works and sot inside“) warrant chars
_ Open Evenings Until 2:30.
’ . put sour . I
ot“
. {,1}
One quart Pitchers me.
One quartéBowis 7c.
Two quart Pitchers .. 15c.
One pint Bowls . . . . . . .. 5c.
Special Sale of LadIes’ Tailor Made Suitsd: Jackets
R We will continue our Special Sale of LADIES' TAILOR MADVE- SUITS and JACKETS
until all are sold. We have added all of our fine garments and have made still further reduc-
tions in price. We still have a good assortment of sizes and all colors. Many at our very finest
suits remain. All will be sold without regard to cost or former prices. 'V " ,, " .
Good Ali-wool Suits from $5.00 up. V . " ‘ * “.17 I
$5. 00 and $8.00 Spring Jackets for $3.00. 8 i g l
Housefurnlshmg Department
Our specials for this week' In our Housei'urnishing Department are as follows:
Pia.
J
I ‘Io‘ ,
Breakfast Plates 7c. " Cups and Saucers .. . . . . 5c.
Pic Plates .. . . . . . . '. 4c. 7-inch Bakers‘ur...» -. .. . .Ioc. : .'
Tea Plates . . . . . . . . 5c.. C8vcred Sugar Bowls . . Ioc.
8-inch Platters .. . .‘. . . . Ioc. Oat Meal Dishes . . . . . . 70.
TRISTRAM & IIIIIII' NORWALK CONN i
8MWMWW+MWWMM8MWWWW
w... ”W- .. 4.... ._mm--...._n__._ ... ......L... ..---.
«Always-'Beiore' You!
Did you everVVconsldsr that of all
the things'y'ou buy. books, carpets,
Vfurnlturo, theV'b’"lo"nothing that is
always before you-like the
Paper 011? ion llalls
it is just as Ioasy and as cheap to
make them attractive with modern
designs it yo'ii’ no where there is a
good stock toxaelsct'hom. we want
to do yoar decorating. '
PAINTERS' SUPRMES.
PAVNTING AND
PAPER HANGING-
meoow snaoee .
in‘ stock and to; gills: I " 7
I
soon MOULDING .
‘ I . to match VOW..W,llerVa_perl.
‘ PICTU RE FHAMINE.’
We make It an art.
DECKER
87 WASHINGTON STREET
South Non-walk. ,
ITeVieplIon'o connection. '
Gloversthel’iace
lfii’ s time V0
V001: m it?" ‘
_. ......wa.~..._... ...... ...-...... ...?“—
How Can People Of Limited In:
comets Dree's Up-to-datc ?
. . . . . II IT 3 4
This storekis the answer as the question. IT‘S Trial 5%?“ stone. V
THE STORE 0F CREDH‘: and likewise the store of'good values. No
doubt there are a great many articles of wearing apparel that you need;
and you feel you c “filtration THEM you» GAN Afiifiw Tahiti ,
and you can have tthIVheu you want them, tha the“ '-,y0uI bayou/t
the cash to pay down tor in. YOU'RE GREDVlV'l‘V iS (Iceman ; y Ii'i'o
promise to pay is as #993135 8min. Get 'what- you that vi‘liV m I’wa'nt
it, pay for it as you earn money. '
one Dalian a Week
.2; E3?
,
s 3;}, ,.
LADIES‘
Tailor no suns
VVeVnetians scrgos, Cheviots. VBroad-
llens slits.
Fancy Worstcds, convicts, Clay Di- ‘
’ “gong!!! Sorgeg' an onion m‘adVVe cloths and also aV latéyiine otV Separ-
ate skirts. Stilts from 89. 98 to 835. 00.
Children’s Ro‘adymado Dresses; l ’-"
Sailor Suits and Fitted Dresses. E
.‘ large varietynprices from 50c to 82.98.
. I
i
goods. with from $7. 28 to 220. do.
" The largest acacrtmeut of Wash
Shirt Walsts from 60c to $2. 98.
I II.-
V A coasters sacs-II harnesses? son Ines? women AND!
CHILDREN. SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. PRICED FROM ".00 I
:79. sass. .. I - - '
.V .....
V~_I.V. I.
8918'!ch ,0 . . Dig’li‘oltjc‘!‘ OFLNO WALK. ss.‘ Pro.
'I ate cs J as _ 1902 I
Estate of David Voy
V walk, in said district; deceased
Th rtof
who neglect to present tit“ r momma.
M69!!! macs.
Norwalk Chronicler