...er $250
fc'o:.
is.» June 14—An ltalian,
w gore as [Carlo Catta~
hill! in tied to the tracks
“I , antral Railroad Com.
root and the North
,e‘re Catapani said he
pars which would-
or $100. Nothing was seen
nntil he was tound today.
1 John Healy. the brake-
car‘n‘o to such an untimely
day night by being run over
L’ thNorwalk night switcher.
‘, d ‘0 Songhton Mass, on
' n this morning. hire.
" the young. mans
iilSputh Norwalkl last
ton and remained over
3 residence of William A
Wilton avenue, Norwalk.
, is; a member or the
troll Railroad Tralnmen in
‘, Deceased was a mem
' rhood. No. 390 in Provi-
' He joined only live
~ his morning. the Mac
" anion: Frederick E. Dun-
"iron: Providence and
the little details connect
I removal oi the remains.
chord Way. of the night
y 0! Really was found a
antes alter the accident hap~
yention have been created
Opportunity, it is
afforded in. the call
st‘in the state by eith-
one is a substantial
so without the vote
new city charter of ,
that the town clerk
at in live days prov-
tic , The act provid-
_ nstit lion prescribes that
than in the saline
80L! AGENTS.
1.
. the
90 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TROOPS WILL BE REOALLEO.
I
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‘ Probable rim Militia Will be Ordered
1 RWsihington at.
to Armory Tonight. I ,
PAWTUCKET June li-—-Although"um"!L
order had been restored in the business
‘ . sectlt‘m oi the city, where the demon-
‘ citations or the street car strike have
been most frequent, the military nu-
thorlties today delayed until after 16’
o'clock to giVe notice to the Traction
Company to operate its cars. Still it
was expected in view of the withdrawal
of the deputy sheriffs yesterday. and
proclamation by Mayor Fitzgerald
to the citizens asking them to conduct
themselves in an orderly manner that
‘ the railway system would be in operw
tlon through the city before night.
in connection with the decision to
let the municipalities‘ authorities re-
sume the duty of preserving order un~
‘ assisted by the troops, the msjorl
the armed men now patrolling the
streets will be called into the state
armory probably tomorrow. Should
the regular police show themselves
able to cope with the situation“ and pre-
vent disorder the’ militia will be recali-
ed gradually. Chic! of Police Rice is
engaging additional oilicers to provide
for the protection of the public and or
- the railway when the troops are with-
drawn.
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nonwALK MAN ears Honcho.
Arthur R. Williams Secures Yale’s
"Second Mathematical Prize.-.
NEW HAVEN. June ll.—~The prize
announcements at Yale University
were today made public by the facul-
ty. They are. as follows: Benjamin
F. Barge mathematical prizes: For
freshmen, first prize. Clifford Harri
son Peck, East Aurora N. Y.; second
Arthur R. Williams. Norwalkp Conn.‘ .
A - Stoolrndorrds. Gdllonfiraln. i 3
W
Orders executed for
In treatment or on Mprgln.
P irate wires to Mill York Boston.
W illusion. Chicago.
Careful attention given to mail and 1‘
telegraph orders. -.
Correspondence invited;
puma—Io
J “ _‘ Telephone Call 153.‘
Stuart: 8 Corbett Black.
80. Norwslk. Conn.
Endeavor
Union Merliug
Held Lusl lighl In ”The [Insult
I natural [hurl In Wetland 1
Bar. H.‘ B. Brrurnlur'lu Herbal ' 3
His Address Sunday Night
The Norwalk Christian Endeavor
Union hold its nual meeting at
Westport last evening in the Congress
tional Church. owing to the threat-
ening weather the‘ attendance was
small and much of the regular order of
business was deterred. in the ab-
cones of the president, Rev. Paul
Moore Strayer, who was detained by
illness. the meeting was opened by
Rev. Jabs: Backus, pastor of the
church. Alter singing several hymns
prayer and scripture reading, Rev H.
Carpenter delivered the address prev
lously announce “Broadening Our
Horizon." The omcers tor the com-
ing year will be' .,
President-«M. W Sherwood.
Vice president—Miss Elsie bi. Deck-
er.
third prizes, Paul Cults, Glovorsvilie,
N. 31.: Hugh H. Henry. Concord N. H.;
Albert Wallace Hull; Torrington.
Geno. For sophomores: First prise,
Harry .Bacon Rice. Gales Ferry. Va.:
econd prizes. Seth Weaver Baldwin
sugntuck Conn: . Frederick Erastus
Pierce Silltb Britain Conn. ., third
prise, Herbert William Poles. Bridge
port. Conn.
Winthrop prises for juniors. First
prize Harry Brown, Von Devonier. idli-
zabeth,’ N. J: second, Herbert Cassius
Kelly. New Haven. C. Wyllys Belts
prize for ophomorcs: . Awarded to
Dudley Fra, k Sichcr, New York with
honorable mention of Horatio Ford,
Cleveland, 0. John Addison Porter
prize in American history? First
prize Charles Seymour Thompson, ‘02
New Haven: second ”prize Henry Lee
Sweinhart '02 Pottstown. Pa.
room m WALL may.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. :m.-—There
was moderate activity in the opening
dealings. but the price changes were
very small. Most oi the recently prom-
inent stocks showed no change what-
ever from last night‘s prices. General
Electric rose a point. and Norfolk and
Western is. while Beading ran oi! iill.
. WALL STREET. close—~The market
became heavy, pending the publication
of the- bank statement and hardened sis
‘ter‘wards. Missouri Pacific and St. Paul
rose a point over last night Fuller
Construction gained 1 and Brooklyn
linion Gas 1% international «Sliver
Secretary—Miss May Q. Smith.
1 Tronsurer~Wnlter T.. Aiken.
The Union looks forward with bright
prospects of a quickenlng in its work
under the leadership or their new nth
cers By request Mr. Carpenter' a ad
dress will be given atthe South Norr
walk Baptist Church Sunday evening.
This service will be distinctively a
young people‘s gathering. The music
will be led by a chorus choir. and all
young people are cordially invited.
. HAD CONSIEERABLE FUN.
Weston Man Had *Chcok Cached for
Mrs Collins, who Em‘p|0ys Him.
Thomas Baker aWoston colored
man, was belorc the Norwalk Town
Court this morning.’ chargcd- vviitb
drunkenness and breach of the peace
The case was continued to July“ 3d.
Yesterday Mrs. Collins, of Weston.
by whom Corina is'e’mployed. gave
him a check or 350, Which he was to
get cashed in Norwalk. Baker cashed
the check all right and incidentally ,
had a llrstolass time-mt least he
thought so yesterday. After getting
the money be loaded up pretty well
with lntoxlcants and in the afternoon
hired a carriage from the Dana and
Banks livery stable and then took a
party of his colored lady friends out
for a ride. Baker smashed one of the
wheels of the carriage and word at
the circumstances having been receiv-
ed by Dana and Banks. OMcer More-
housc was in waiting when he return
preferred lost 1% The closing was ed.
dull and steady.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire or topics
& Goldschmidt commission brokers.
gwuil‘rls It Corbetts block. Sonth Nor
. Open High Low 1: 30
Amal. Copper, 68% 68s; 68%
All. C. & F. 3214. 32% 389A 32*
ms I._8 ml: 12%
.3355
Baker hid shop :10 to one 0! the
women for the purpose. according to
Bakers statement in court this morn
ing. to take to Dana and Banks to set-
tle for the broken wheel. instead she
idol the money home with her and
there the police regained it. Mrs. Col
‘lins did not care to press any charge
against the man and he will return to
her place to work and- settle for the
dammed!) Mrs. Collins
lot tine. nanny. Baker-
had spent-only about what was due .
him for wages. Ahongother things he
had purchased a revolver. which was
» round on 111111.111 chambers were ml.
1. or: west: sense lien.
.11 8t. 9. 1111.; 1:311 mu. m.
, .1; 11 9.17151 11215 1121.; 111115
’lylosdsd. ,_ »
The continued specs minim-lingo ’
boys. Jame: Wehbslohn Rice and W'
3936 H. Smith. who we placed under or
' rest stivernl week‘n
up torrmnking n
{on primaries of themselves in We-
tor meet were disposed of: more
lockwood discharged them with
» warning that it they were arrested
37% again he would send them to the re-
tom school at him-idea.
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THE R 5 6’8 DISAPPOINTED AGAIN .,
Iii; at 9:15 o’clock the following Jets,
”‘5 “tén tom the manager or the Dining;
79.1.1...
« at .
tolerant iiiiii Stud
l0 NORTH :“AIN ST.
Cider Your
Fall Garments Now.
Ladies ~~i
\3 AND save pousv.
i 1:30.00 No» Gets $50.00
Valne‘s.
lilaSOllilz ill. FOX
NORTH MAIN, CORNER ANN 8T.
SOUTH NORWALK.
"Why. snythlng in Mans ,Fur-
nlshlngs, and you will find that
1; ws'aavs l'r.
Bolts, 25. to :1. _
Neallgeo 8hlrts,. Boo to “.50.
I Summer underwear, 25s to 31.
stocks, 25a and sec.
, A host of others. All oi the
good, reliable kinds.
Telephone 133-12.
I. lulu & ill.
TAIL-ORB CLOTHIERS
HAT‘I‘ERS. FURNISHERS.
j 85, Washington Street.
sou‘rn noawsmc
Ii
J. GARTNER
Merchant Tailor.
LADIES’ WORK A SPECIALTY.
Cleaning. Dyeing find all kinds of
Alterations Made. H ,
Winter Goodetorgs.
39W! Norwslk, Conn;
39 "southpaw eraser.
. ENTERTAINMENTSI“
mfie‘mmweweweerefloeew '
w;
...1. ......v. who... . -.,
The Fain! Laud oi the
p Midsummer Nights
' Dream;
,Z . on +1.": LAWN
AT HILLSIDE
Monday Byening. June 16th.
at ll oclock.
ADldlsleN FlfTY CENTS.
lit storm the performance will take
- 11 star Tuesday night.
COUTHEAST STORM WARNINGS.
NEW YOnfi June 14~The local
l‘w‘esther home has reccied the follow. ’
W ‘ so mgr .
White P. K. Skirts. Flounce
Plain Nil-Linen Skirts . . . . . .
C
HAMMOCKS,
Water Bottles . . . . . .
White P. K. Skirts. Plain Flare
White P. K. Skirts,Flounce and quality
White P. K. Skirts, Floodedg and Inserting.
and three rows Inserting” . . .'
WashuSklrts
our...-
use . .u n .u.
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\
HAMMQCK CHAIRS,
PORCH SCREENS, ALL WIDTHS,
u...‘-
..09 as
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us:.cu-.al‘.no--.......
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I-Islsosso's
Ail-Linen Shrunk Crash Walking Skirts . . . . . . . . . . I . . . .
Shrunk Linen Skirts, Flounce and Tucks .
x7—Gore Shrunk Linen Skirts .
Duck Skirts, Black and White, and Blue on
" I Carpet Department
In our Carpet Department we carry a full li e of
Issasoltosslnpovsss
lehitc.............. .....
SCREEN DOORS.
WINDOW SCREENS
loo. 1
25c.
$1. 95. , Troweis .
.39c.
IO!-
sooss
Large Fruit Dishes.
No. 8 Wash Boilers. . ..
”Garden Sets ...‘. . ..
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ry-qt. Heavy Dish Pans . ..
Housofnmlshlpg Department
Silt Blown Tumblers for .
TWO‘Qual't Glass Pitchers . .
6 Lemo’nadc‘Glassos, handles 25c.
PunchBowis
mo.
..1 95¢. _
. 191:.
5c.
35c.
TRISTRAM & nrA'rr. NORWALK lion
An American lady has at her own err-
pcnse planted roses properly fenced in
and protected by the side of a new
road between the tillages oi Niton and
\Vhltwcll. isle of Wight. ——Exchange.
Hilthdll Notice.
The owners of lands on the highway
known as Westport nvonuc, between
the city line and the easterly line of
the Town of Nor unlit are hereby noil
lied that a meeting will be held Iii the
Selectmen‘ 6 office in Norwalk on June
19th 1902, at 10 o'clock a [1].“) con
sider the proposed changes of the line
‘ damages. if any are claimed resulting
lrom such changes. ,
Maps showing, the proposed changes
of grade may be seen at the Select
men's once.
Dated at Norwalk June 13th 1903
SAMUELI MINES.
JAMES A. BROWN
WiLLIAM B. REED.
iii 4t Selectmen oi Norwaik.
W
WHAT'S WRONG I
Your eyes? _
Why? I ‘
‘ Do you know!
Do you want to know?
Pursue the sensible. intelligent
' course—ascertain the cause See it a
good glass—our k‘ln d—to slip on oc
ensionnlly won't relieve you. It may
now—it may not later. Come to us to
day. The cost is trivial, the saving
great.
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Room 9, United Bank Bldg. 8o. Nor.
Olden hourss to 11: 45; 12: 45 to 6: 30
Saturday evenings M.
Special appointments made to suit
patrons. .
m
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Gloyer’s thePlace
LADIE
Here are live 2 dollar Oxford
‘ investments that will pay rugs
dividends.
F—Pntent Tip, Turned Sole, very
‘ attractive indeed. , -
s
. . .‘ . . .
a“: “Lug-Jung's,
,, lI—A very fine quality; has a
‘ heavier, effect than above; ‘
‘ ”harmonise Soles and rat , y
, ant m :."
‘ lib—A Turned Bole, Cloth rap.
Southern Tic? Potent Tip. |
; Vr-v’rtu‘netl ‘Hsoie: Patent rip' :
_4 slipping: better .'
it. There is no- .
and grade of said highway slid the:
a II' ‘II .‘I‘- I i,- I l .‘n 3 I‘d u'n‘a'u'n l u'-.-
all classes.
,3 .
Millinsry
Everything in this department is be-
ing closed out at greatly reduced prlc.
cs. Stylish Trimmed Hats, the latest
creations and also all our Outing
Hats Shirt Waist Hate, at greatly
., reduced prices.
“loathing Dept.
'Sboe Dopartment'you must'not over-
look. We haile‘sh‘oes' irom.$1'to‘$3.50.
-- A osusnrrul. Israel: m
‘ 820R! assent. : f
‘ Launch elven leaves as follows;
Steamboat dock South Nbrwsllt 9: so
1:. pol-lows rail. 9: «I, 11: «I 1.111,
.40 3:40. 5 o’clock and G; 40 p.111
dsily'
actor’s trip to Dorlon's Pdint from
‘ Mandi one: dinner. 9 9.1!!
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Our Part Payment Plan
Remains Unaitered
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That' s the true Kricgcr & Co.‘ s so irlt as well as the vital strength of the
Krlegcr credit offer it; you harbor any false prejudices mghlnslt credit
shopping test its liberallty—watch the women and fmea- who min to
our store for their every need. Our part payment pl
,ls‘n‘in institution for
‘3. L.
Shlrt Walsts
Percale Linen and Willie Lawn. A
large variety to .dclecl from. Prices
from 50c to 82.98. 5.
”ways bode the hssfi‘ largest oi
sortment in the twlilf cs. Ladies
who visit our stone- fie kph aware of
w
Shellield 01 The Sound _
that fact. Crest «duplipns in this
department. ‘ '1' ._
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1.3:”
, Our system of liberal credit willcnable you to be well dressed at a.
small weekly expenditure. No extra c barge for credit.
29- ill West iinhmgtoll Street
South Norwnlk. .
GREGORY’S POINT,
EAST NORWALKI CONN.
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Short Dinners and Sea Food
of all kinds, Cooked in Order.-
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