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iv", 8 Co.
SOLE AGENTS,
; SOUTH NORWALK.
i Hons POLISHED Fans or CHARGE. ..
lxillrls
' 01/23/11
90 Washington Stitch
'illillflt were carried away.
OHT IN THE SQUALL.
1,4.Walah took a party of
Iliad; island yesterday on his
yacht Victor and were hit
by by the squall Besides
, - here ‘were Simeon R.
[tel Oavana h. Amzl Waters
alt. Haugh. hey sought the
or and spent. the night
rt. it was IIIepOItcd that
ad happened to the boat
‘8 untrue.
u—u-
up yesterday morning in
, ll Wonder, of South Nor-
had gotten as far as
o'er when the blow over-
d blow them ashore on
pd. They remained there
‘ ll rs when they were able
heir. boot and come home.
——~————~--
,SEVERAL HOURS.
lion and George ll. Look
out yesteIduy morning in
a launch Olga. When out-
Saw the blow outing; and
on the sol hwest side
own a little. They or.
.in the afternoon.
MISSING IN BOSTON. .
IllUNE 9-——The harbor mas-
and the police stations III
or trout were besieged to‘v
xi 5 men and women mak-
, rias for friends who went. out
it yestelday and had not
, en the heaiy squall swept
Mrbol‘ between 7 and 8 last
. ore than twenty persons
his mernlog The squall
lfielily and was very strong
T. ll (1 that some of the boats.
’ . could not have surviv-
PARTY ARRIVED SAFE.
URK, June Sv‘m'l‘wenty per»
are caught in a yacht on
unti, yesterday arIived
e I‘ homes early today The
ad by Chalies E Clark
of the Bronx. The partv
to- return up to midnight.
ral alarm was sent out it
at the vacht’s rudder had
it); tly before noon and the
asabefore the gale. 'drii’ted
, ot'the storm. until a pas-
look. them in tow late
noon and landed them at
lit, a VOCAL STUDIO.
er. the well-known vocal
ccessfully conducted a
th Norwalk for several
tell and opened his re
the late headquarters of
A. in Elizabeth street. All
ladly welcomed and new
NOE STRIKE QUIET.
one. Q—Exeeot for
poles in Pawtucket and
urban looms. the street
3 today to have
e great maiorlty
tie to lackbtmen and
log Ipmtection..altbongh _
Zambez- of cars were op.
dd factor: vent to the
baht up, the entire lot.
Self
so. Ladies" All or
, are silk. Residin-
so: will close out this
$1 so
. poor. the coaches saying they were slow
Converse. Mrs. Tuttle and daughter
' ‘ market."
WEATHER HAMPERS WORK.
Yale ’Varalty and Freshman Grows in
duige lrI Further Practice.
YALE QUARTERS. GALES FERRY.
June 9—Rougil water hampered condi-
tions in the work of the Yale 'Varalty
and Freshmen crews on the Thames,
this morning. the tide setting against a
Iltrong breeze,~euuslng a choppy sur-
ilaoe. The circumstances considering
c form of the big 'Varsity boat was
1' garded as very encouraging. showing
improvement over that of a week ago,
but the work of the four our and the
freshman crew was distinctly rugged.
All the oarsmen took a mile walk be-
fore breakfast At 9: ‘lo the 'Vnrslty
four oar went down the river fora
mile. keeping close to the leit show.
not encountered so much rough water
that a speedy return was made. the
boat being out only twenty minutes.
When the ‘Varslty eight went out at 8.
following the right. bank upstream.
they found conditions much better than
lower down the river. though conslder~
able water was shipped. , The practice
was over stretches of two miles. the
stroke being at about twenty-eight
.i‘he coaches gave instruction in minor
points of oarsmanship. paying particu-
lar attention to smoothing down at the
finish of, the stroke. There were no
changes from last week‘s makeup of
the two 'varsity crews. in the freshmen
boat. Ferguson. who has been nursina
a sore arm went back today to his old
position at No.”5. displacing Bradley.
The freshmen went. up stream two
miles. Their form was regarded as
in getting their hands away at recov-
cry.
This afternoon II new set of oars.
which arrived from Sprinadeld today.
will be tried in the big shell.
STAMFORD ITALIANS m A Row.
STAMFORD. June 9 wAll a result of
a re wanton: ltalians at East Port
Chester last night two men are under
arrest. two are in the Stamford hospi
ial and a fifth is bein'z looked for in
the police The men in the hospital
are Francisco Vundo and Antonio
Moussellno. Both are badlv wound
ad but may recorer. Pundo has a
deep hash across the back of his neck
stretching from ear to ear. caused by
a razor. and Mousselino‘o skull is
fractured.
SUPREME COURT DECISION.
No error was found in the ease of J.
Wesley Supplep against Russell 1.. Hail
and others. This was an action by
mortgagees or land asking foreclosure.
The mortgagor‘s trustee in insolvency
appeared as defendant and filed a
counter claim asking judgment against
the plaintiff, setting aside the mort-
gage. issues joined upon the coun-
ter claim found for the trustee and
judgment rendered against the plain~
tiff.
BADE .Mlss BROWN GOOD BYE.
A party 0! friends of Miss Helen V.
Brown. matron of the. Nor-walk Hospi-
tal, went to New York Saturday and
bade her hon . voyage. Miss Brown
sailed for England at 3 o‘clock on the
Lucania. of the Cunard Line. in the
party who saw her off were hire. Mary
Miss Edna, and Charles Lane.
SENATOR WHITLOCK MARRIED.
DERBY. June 9.———Announcement
was made today of the marriage at
Gardiner. Me, on June 1. of State Sen.
ator Sturges Whitleck, at Shelton. and
Miss lnez Wakefield. or Gardiner.
Senator Whitlock is president of the
Whitiock Printing Press Company of
Ansonia.
STEAMER PLATEAU ON A REEF.
NEW YORK, June »9——The British
steamer Plateaus Captain Davidson.
which sailed tron! this port on June?
for Hopewell Cape. N. B. struck a
reef of! Race Ruck at the entrance to
Long island Sound and has returned
here for epairs. The extent of her
domain 1 not yet known
Patrick Kelly who has been to!I
some webs at. the Norwalk Hospital.
sulteriug from rheumatism was dis:
charged from the institution this morn-
ing. . , , .
Hr. Pitt—fl understand that there is
It good deal of doctor-ed milk on ,the
3‘: Penn-41 suppose the
is the one principulbr usedi',
2.50:
BROKERS.
Slacksllonds. collonfiraln.
Orders executed for
In vulmamfor Lon Margin.
M...—
Private wired to New York. Boston.
Washington. Chicago.
telegraph orders. _
Correspondence invited. ‘
Telephone can 153.
Swartz (5 Corbett Bloc/e.
Washington 3t.. 80. Norwnlk. Conn.
TODAY IN WALL BI'HLE I’.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——-The
market opened with narrow net chan-
ges on nominal dealings. Neither
gains nor losses exceeded IA in any
case and only about a dozen stocks
were traded in in the first live min-
lites.
WALL STREET. 1]. n. m.-—The vol-
ume of dealings continued restricted.
but there waaailietter tone to the mar-
ket. St. Paul. Atchison and Reading
making good fractional gains. The
newly listed Butteriek Publishing Com»
pany stock advanced 4% t0'49. and ln~
tel-national Power. which was unchang-
ed at oil), was bid up by degrees to 65.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-—-With
prices generally working lower again
through the lnanlmation of the market
there were gains of a point by Wheel-
ing and Lake Erie, Railway Steel
Spring and American Telephone and
Long island. Wheeling and Lake Erie
second preferred lost 1%.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire or Maples
& Goidschmidt commission bIokers.
Swarm ll: Corbett‘s block. South Nor-
walk:
Open High 1:30
Ania]. Copper. (58% 68‘}; um
Am. C. k F. 31 31% 3163
Amer. Loco. 33% 331.7. 32in
Am. Loco pfd.. 92% 92!’ 92%
Am." Smelt, 43v. (8% 48%
Armor. Sugar, 127 128 127%;
Anaconda ii “iii 1131.1 1131,:
A. '1‘. & S. F. Ti! 80% 80M
A.'l‘. St SJI‘. 111198;; 987'; £08533
Bait. & Ohio. 10514 105% may;
likiyn..R. ’l‘., 67% li'ill,
Chi. & N, W., 250 , 250
Chi. Gt. West, 27% ‘38
t}. M. 6‘; Si. l’. ltil‘h 169
i.‘hi. li.l & l’. 171 172
Col. R. & 1., 981/; 98%
Consul. Gas, 220 220
Del. ll: Hod, 173 173
drie, 367i. 3674‘;
iii. Central. 151 131
Lou. & Nash, l37’ 137%
Manhattan, 13th 131
Met. St. Ry.. 148% 149
Alex, Central. 26% 26-);
.\l. K. & T,. 2m 20;“
MK. & T. pill. 513% 56'};
Mo. Paciiic. 39%; 99%
Not. Lead. 22b; 22V,-
N’. Y. Central. 15435 154 al’
Nari, 8: West. 5599
Penn. R. R. 149
Press. S. Car, use.
Reading, are.
Read, lst pfd.. 83
Read. 2d pfd.. 681.4;
liepub.Stéei, 17%
Rubber Goods, 19!};
Son. Pacific, iii
Sou, Ry. 00., 3mg
Sou. Ry. pfd.. 941.1.
Texas Pacific. in
Union Pacific. 1041/;
Lin, Pac. pfd.. 81%.;
U. S. Leather. idle
'U. S. Steel. 38%.
l}. S. Steel pfd. 89
Wabash. Elia;
Wabash, pfd.. 13%;
West. Un Tel. sea.
\.\’lscon Conn. 27%
*Ex dividend l per team.
.Low
138%
31
327a
9293
48%
127%
liar;
7973
9831.
10:)“ II
2"Ill
{loll
“n73;
, 101%
l?!
93V:
220
173
36%
151
137
130%
Ila-II
26%
136‘»!
Add.
991,5
22‘...
1341...]
55%;
‘ H9
46%
15214.:
83
68%
17%
19
64
36%}:
94,
33%.
943;;
40
1043.; 104% 104%
7845 ‘7
13%
39
893,53
267%
4375
903$
“fl-
90%
27
VITALlTY OF THE ADVERTISER.
Why he is Apt to Succeed in the Fara.
(K Newspaper.
urth‘ Estate.)
A good story is told of an American
army officer in the Philippines. says
the Salt Lake City Tribune who chief
ly has been interested to receive his
home newnpnper in order to know
who among his former friends and es—
pecially among the business men in
his own home. are alive: for he judges
Jf their vitality by the simple face
whether they advertise in the newspa
33ers or not.
‘it would hardly be fair, to take this
omecr’s view. common as it is as to
whether the advertiser is alive and
the nonhdvertiser dead. Surely the
gemser is very much alive;
kly we believe it is too much to
say that the non advertiser is dead. *
Some business propositions cannot
cannot be advertised at all in the or.
dinary acceptance of that term; al
though we believe it definitions be
carefully, that no business ever
succeeds unless it is advertised
the was. a.
enterprising and persuasive salesmen:
perhaps it
of course. it' is by
Careful attention given to mail and
but.
be advertised in the newspapers. Some .
in 'I
Perkias‘thii is by the an: o: the I
in ”“9011!!! piece of printed
.Natlonal and McKinley Music. 25
copies. 100.. 50 and 76a ‘tnualc tolloa.
10c. 1.090 envelopes and Spaldlng $1
Mm 650: 60c Fielderé’ Gloves, also;
25¢ Mlta 180. Masks} at one half price.
Fred B Calaman
10 NORTH MAIN ST.
JOT 1
DOWN.
WHAT?
Why, anything in Man; Fur-
nishings, and\you will find that
WE HAVE iT.
Bolts, 25: to $1.
Negligee sums, 50a to $1.50.
Bummer Underwear, 25c to $1. .
Stocks,‘25c and 50c.
A host of others. All of the
good, reliable kinds.
Telephone 138-12.
‘l. . illlll 8i SUN.
IrAtnoné, CLOTHIERS, .
HATTERS, roamsnnns.
; 85 Washington Street,
oneness-4+ceasesmbeeeeweeeeeaeeeasmmmmmw
some uoamnn. .
J. GARTNER
Merchant Taller.
. LADIES” IJIIIIIIIH’KW SPECIALTY.
Cleaning. Dyeing and all kinds of
Alterations Made.
Winter Goods Stores.
South Norwaik, Conn.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
.uw_._;.-i_ -fl. «1.- ---- .
and
Gloria’s the Place
LADlES’,
Here are five 2 dollar Oxford
investments, that will pay high
dividends '
l—Patent Tip, Turned Sole. very
attractive indeed.
il-nl very fine quality; has a '.
heavier efiect than above;
Heavy Welted ships and Pat-
entuTip.
lll—-A Turned Sole. Cloth Top.
k Southern Tie, Patent Tip.
, lV—Jl‘urned Sole, ‘Paient Tip
Sutland: nor U lacing; better
call and see it.' There is no
thing really like it.
V—Entirely Patent; it’s really
beautifulrwlelted Sole.
:1 learilolsnw Thai Flt
’ great.
‘olliii
Tr s,
TRlST
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i
3?.
1:. i
HA 'j MOCKS
i
i
AM & HYATT,
Wash Skirts
Carpet Department
In our Ca‘ pet Department we carry a full line of - -
HAMMOCK CHAIRS
PORCH SCREENS, ALL WIDTHS,
SCREEN DOORS,
WINDOW SCREENS.
‘ ausefurnlshlng Department
Six Bio 31 Tumblers for ' 19c. i Large Fruit Dishes ...... 'Ioc.
Two-Q rt‘Glass Pitchers‘. . 25c. No; 8 Wash Boilers . . ..... 95c.
6'Lemo ade Glasses, handles 25c. Garden Sets ......... .. .. 19c. .
‘ Punch fiowls . ........... $1.95. Trowels .. ........ . 35c. ‘
Water ottles ............ 39c. 17- qt. Heavy Dish Pans.
NORWALK, CONN.
”It-MM” OWWIKMWWMMOMWWWM
WhiteP.K. Skrts.PlainFlare ..... ..... “,.. .............. ..............$2.25
White P. K. Skirts,Flounce,goodquality ...................p§z$" """
White P. K. Skirts, Flounce and Inserting .......... . ......... ........ . ..... ...$3 00
White P. K. S ‘irt‘s, Flounce and three rows Inserting. ...... . ........... . .. . $3.75
Plain All- Linen kirts. ............. . . ................ . ......... . . . . . . ........ . $2.00
All- Linen Shru 'k Crash Walking Skirts ..... .. . _. ............ . ..... . . . . ........... , . . . $3.50
Shrunk Linen. kirts, Flounct: and Tucks . . . . . . . . . .. ................ . . . .- ....... . . ..... $3.50
17- -Go‘rc Shrunk Linen Skirts ............................. ....... $4 75
Duck Skirts, Bl ck and White, and Blue and White. .......... . ....... $x on to $2 75
cusionally, won't
day.
.1
patrons.
DUB.
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TIME
6:55 7:.13 71.52
P. M.——~12:55x.
3: 221. 4. 07.
a ni—Ioz'oz
mavens: 4:.04
76:02. 7001702 8: x.9:,3011:00x.
“Saturdays only,
P. M.:—6 00.8
LEAVE SOUTH
8:4..2 9:1
rumk.
WHAT'S W‘ ONO.’
Your eyes?
Why?
Do you know?
Do you want to knlw?
Pursue the' senailie. intelligent
course—ascertain the cause. See it a
good glass—43m kind
now—it may not later}
The cost is tri‘ini.
HOMER a.‘
GRADUATE O‘ TlClAN.
Fina Watch Rl pairing.
Room 9, United Bani Bldg. 50. Nor.
(mice hours S to it :i .5; 12:45 to 6:3
Saturday ev column.i
Special appointmen
y’ The Homesica‘ of the late
John Hines. on
2 Lots.
Barn, Saturdav. .June 14th, at
3 p. m.'Saie Posil
JOHNi
NEW mamas
HARTFORD a
. '—""i"
in effect May 18, 1302.
A M.:—-—lz 401.4: 10:.
9:56. 10:23:. 10:40,
6:,38 6:551.7:."107x'
'104 mm 3:02.
SUND
A. Biz—12 02L. 8:
. NEW“
mam—12:03:. 1:
to slip on or.
roll ve you. it may
Come to us to.
the saving
HOYT.
ta9 made to suit
uinlard ave-
weiiing and
ive. Enquire
. WALSH.or
Al sun.
w HAvau a
AILROAD.
BLE.
TA
5259:. 6:15.
:16; 9:03;, 9:36,
‘ 5:551,
:30..‘2.50 6:.00:
infield Express,
1.00.
‘1 ORWALK FOR
‘VEN- .
0!, 1: 20!, 6: 18.
10:10:. 11.05:
:10. 3:03. 4:18.
.5x.‘9:05x.9:15,
- look.
Krieger credit offer.
all classes. ‘
Millinery {
Everything in this department is be;
ing closed out at greatly reduced pric 3
es. Stylish Trlmmed Hate the latest
creations, and also all our Outing 1
Hats, Shirt Waist Height greatly;
reduced prices. ' l
l
i
OUR .
- i
Clothing Dept.
’ ‘l
is second to none in the city. Our;
Shoe Department you must not over-j
' lag inept
Note—4T» indulgence of a critical
7 public a W“! solicited owing to
. a“ ”‘33. l“.”"‘f"'m'~ 31.73:? of all kinds. Cooked to one r.
It you harbor a by false prejudices
shopping test its liberality~watch the women and men who turn to
our store for their every need. Our part payment plan is an institution for
Our Part Payment- Plan
Remains Unaite‘red.
m
That's the true Kriager & C035 sp lrit as Well as the vital streilgth of the
against credit
i
Shirt Waists
Percale,.Llnen and White Lawn. A
large variety to select from. Prices
from 500 to 82. 98.
Tailor-‘Mad‘eSuiis
it is needless to tell you that we ai» .
ways have the best and largest aa-
sortment in the twin cities. Ladies
who visit our store are well aware of“
that fact. Great reductions in this
We have shoes from $1 to $3.50. 5. department.
Our system of liberal credit will enable you to be well dressed at a
small weekly expenditure. No extra c barge [or credit.
Shore Dinners and Sea Food ‘
Norwalk Chronicler