. rows]... josh,
‘ , cams; ‘
al died no“ a
4 seemed: lspoaed toghe uzsrossive, . At
' the‘hospltals"'snd the county hill the:
‘. .1 condition of. those, who were. wounded
* “in: :yosterdnlliai disturbances was re,
ported to beluncha‘nged. Henry Har-
ris, the reporter who was knocked»
1 down. heatedand finally shot with his:
own revolver by the mob. was very
low'today. but atthe general hospital
fl : it was saidthat hope or his recovery is
still entertained. _ .
“:MfiYOl‘, .lilnthliiie announced this
morning that only ‘thee‘xecnt‘ive‘ corn»
"mittee of the: Dyers? Helpers' Union:
: would‘he‘permittedfito hold meetings
for the present’and that if at Any of
these meetings one word was uttered
: that tended to? incite violence the
speaker Would be instantly arrested.
5 {the strikers' executive committee con.-
sls‘ts of twenty‘flvclmen employed in
different shops. and‘of various nation-
alities. Atter the mayor'sannouncc—
meat a stint: ‘ot the executive coni-
inittee‘wail: called for this afternoon.
' Representatives of the,city government
will be present at the meeting. It was
1) _ reported that a number of silk mills
in Jersey City had been shut down on
account 0! lack of material as a result
of the; closing or dye houses in Peter-
son. ‘ ' * , ‘ ‘ .
Five prisoners are in the county jail
us a result or ' yesterday’s riot. Of
‘ these tumors suffering from bullet
wounds- They are Mezirlni Giovnnl, a
striker: Arthur Barroclough, a by-
stander. who was shot in the leg and
. who was held as a witness; Joseph Mil~
ler. a weaver. who has seven bullet
wounds in'n‘rm‘. leg‘ and head and Sam.
. uel DeYoung. a silk finisher. The fifth
, man is recorded on the police blotter
as Thorney Nest. He is twenty-one
years old, and it is alleged that he took
onus-s earniuorsurrs.
"m... m... my... w o. L... < n. .. m. w...
rooavxmrwani. smear.
WALL’s'rnniaT. 10:10 s. 111.541“-
nois Central was lifted it at the open-
throughout on widely distributed ‘sel~
line A thousand shares of Reading
sold 11060156 to 06% ooxnpared with
67 all last'night. and there were losses
of about a point in Missouri Pacific.
Canadian Pacific. Colorado Fuel and
American Ice. .
WALL STREET, 1 p. lit—Selling he-
come urgent and olsses were largely
extended. throughout, Stocks which
had shown some resistance early, nota—
bly St. ‘Paul and the eastern trunk
lines, became decidedly-weak. and the
general tendency was accelerated by
heavy liquidation of United States
Steel. The committee stuck fell to 06%
and the preferred to 8714. Declines
elsewhere reached two points in many
important stocks and three in Great
preferred. At 1 o'clock the market was
TODAY'S aucurions.‘
Reports over private sure or Maples
d: Goidechmidt. commission brokers.
Swartz &. Corbeti's bicek. South Nor-
walk:
Open High 1:30
Amnl. Copper. 07% 67% 0674’.
Am. C. & F.
Low
00%
BATH-lNG-‘SUI'ITS. ‘
9 “we: ssh [sskse‘mm‘m son LADIES: AND CHlL-
, .oun Percheron WILL FIND VERY REASONABLE.
: $|.50 and upWardS.
~ ‘* urea-"ctr are" on $500 purchases or wet-
BridgeportJIOSMainSl.‘
inn. Otherwise « prices were lower '
Northernprcferred. Anaconda and Ice :
quieter and slightly shows the lowest. ‘
.l
. Jus'r wan-rabid ilczlow‘.”
“You may be thanktul for your ex:
ceilent constitution. ‘lt’, has pulled.
you through mnny‘a spell of sickness."
“But. doctor, 11,! have such a blamed
strong constitution, . imam 1 always
getting sick?" . W 't
a. ‘ '* . :
One of the marvelous things is that
some couples: agreed (well "enough to
decide on the Wedding day.
An Atchison woman retirees to have
a bath tuh‘ in the house, because it is
too much in the shape of a coilin.
Order Your .
Fall Garments Now.
Ladies. '
AND, SAVE MONEY.
$30.00 Noll: Gets $50.00
Values.
' Krasovilz (it lFox.
NORTH MAIN, CORNER ANN 8T.
SOUTH NORWALK.
showcases-swam“;-
eewmwsmeesomww
i
1
White 15.
White P.
White P.
White P.
Plain All-Linen Skirts
K.
K.
Kl
HAMMOCKS.
i
t
‘
no.2
. RYl
..................
n.-.I.u.n.u,-,I,-.u - o n I -.- I‘D...-
Wash Skirts
Skirts, Plain Flare . . ..
Skirts, Flouncégood quality .. . .,. . . .I.‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . . .1... . . .. $a:5o
‘Skirts, Flounce andInserting .
K. Skirts, Flounce and three rov’vs Inserting . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . .
HAMMOCK CHAIRS. " ,
PORCH SCREENS, A
Hausefumishing Hep
Six Blown Tumblers for
Two-Quart Glass Pitchers . .
6 Lemonade Glasses, handles 25c.
Punch Bowls . . . . . .
Water 'Bottles . . . . . ..
* TRISTRAM & urn
19c. . 1
25C;
..$x.
39c.
.nvohuuu
...u....u.-.-”a.g.Hummus...”Hun...”
All-Linen Shrunk Crash Walking‘Sknts...‘...-.......................................-... $3.5.)
Shrunk Linen Skirts, Flouncc and Tuclgs, l... . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . h I " ’
17~Gore Shrunk Linen Skirts .........‘s. .4. ..
Duck Skirts, Black and White, and Blue and White ..... . . . . . . . ..... . . . . ..
Carpet Department
In our Carpet Department we carry a full line of
college-lures-
95. Trowcls .
reallocation-Io
LL WIDTHS.
SCREEN DOORS,
‘ ' WINDOW SCREENS.
arfment
Large Fruit Dishes .9. .. .. . xzoc. .
No. 8 Wash Boilers . . . . . . . . ‘osc.
Garden Sets
17-‘qt. Heavy Dish Pans . . . .
Tr, NORWALK. CONN.
. eMmMeMMeMmmmmeMmme-M
6001?
GAZETTE .Biinuluo.
‘w
soon-
.....,..........I..$2.25
.........$3.oo
......'....$3.75 ,
""'i"””t:""‘$3'°q
$3.50
.. 04-75
.....$I.00 to $2.75
WW9?
onus-onloolnu‘o-Iloooal
it . i
V
.. . . . 19c.
at... 5“"
35c.
sun 0
i
SHE HAD TRIEDJT.
Senator Dcpcw was riding to the
capitol yesterday” on on F street car :
senses-assesses»
rhieWthdd-Wm
./ .
32h. 32%
00%
”We
32 'u
"1‘
32%;
90% .. .. ,. . when a very denf lady. who sat next
J“ to him, asked him some questions
" an active ‘pnrtiin the rioting "at the
. nlmut Washington and thou apologized
- . ‘. .ii
Bamford mill. Am C & ii hi‘ 1
American lcc, l0
Hill;
pone were 'sup-
layers. with theta».
i hlii'le. ”Before
was ;.necessary’ pre-
r terdav's riots:
‘0 tithe. Pelgram
Matlock street reg
till .morningr-every
, . vided’vby the man»
u . During the night,
s' and .‘revolvern-
, ,mut formidable 'aro
ammo mill. Ac-
sons were ;.thirty
-1001! for gaon'pie‘ce.
. the men workers
titrated andthe‘
10 . their looms.
rted this mom-
or them were 011-“.
“were Willins to:
,. . the'men refused;
ey,teared violence.
. The family meeting: of the
4 near #ELVEE'ACTWE seam.
Column of Slime Envelopes passe
Pent. Rating 22 Houses.
FORT son FRANCE, Wednesday.
June 18.—~A column of slime 100 me-
tres-high has iicnn‘ojccted from the
volcano o! Mont Pelee and has fallen
‘ -on Buses Pooh'cuveloping the. lower
portion of the town and completely
racing twenty-two houses.
life has been reported. ‘
Miss "Minotesnook's BIRTHDAY.
Miss Bessie Mlddlebrook was sev-
No loss of
en years of age yesterday and in honor
of the event a, party was given to her
little boy and girlfriends at her home
in Cahp street. Norwaik. There were
just nineteen presentguut they made
mun‘ enough for twice that number.
Games; were, pl yed and about 6
o'clock a fine so per was served on
the. lawn. Misses, Grace Stommell and
Sadie Whalen. helping to make the
children at home. . ‘ : : ,_
Those lathe party were the: hostesa,
Misses Helen, Edna and Mabel Middle-
brook. Marian , and Lounse Egbert.
Madeline Brown, Lillian Roscoe. Sarah
Rider; Helen (Smith. Jeanette :Mullt-
nan, Florence Standard, Ethel Fleweb
' 1yn and Victor Brnndage. Edmund Col-
; well. Willie and Harry Morrisdn. How-
‘ward‘ Flcwellyn ,and
F‘Answstt.
Leo Northrop.
TO REV. ANDIMRS.
STRAYER. ‘ " ' ‘
: South
orwaik Congregational Church, this
unravel toll
vM. K. & ’l‘.,
:Pnciilo Mail,
'Téxasi’sciiic; ls
‘ Union Pacific 106%
'U.‘ 8‘. Leather. 13%
U. 8. Lou. Did. 84%
‘U. 3. steel Slim-188;? '
. Wabashrnfd... 7451i .
1 ; WeshfiUn. Tel. 92-: ~
: Wiscon. Cent. 27%
ii
Amer. loco... 32% 32:5 32%
.Am. Loco. pfd. til till 9314,
Am. Smelt. this this. lil
Am. Sugar, 120% 12011, 125%
Anaconda, 113 113 110
A. TA & 8. Fe. 8235 02% 81%
A.'l‘. & S.F.,p. 101 1011,4100“.
Bait. & Ohio, 107 10734, 100%
Bklyn. R. T.. 60% 00% 00%
Chen. 61: Ohio. 40% 401,0 till/J
Chi. Gt. "West. 221 22.1 220%
C. M. &. St. P. 173 173% 172%
Chi. ml. ii: P. 174% 174% 173
Col. . & L, 96 06 94
Gel. outh., 31 31 ‘ 30%
Consul. Gas.’ 221 221, 220%
Del. 0: Had. 175 175 174
Eric. 37%, 71,4 36%
Ill. Central, 109 150 1500.1
Iowa Central. 49 40% 49
Lou. & Nash.,137% 137% 13:
Manhattan,. 131% 131% 130% _'
Met. St. R52, 151% 151% 150‘};
Max. Central, 28% 28% 28
Mex. N't ths.. 19 19 19
27% 27% 261,4
M. K. & T. ptd. 591/, 599% 58%
Mo. Psoiilc,_ '108 1081.4 1001/;
Nut. Lead. 21% 21V, 21
N. Y. Central. 157% 15750 1::de
Nort. it West, 571/. 57% 56%
Out. & West. 320d 3275‘. 32%
. 42% 421% 42%
Penn. 11.11., 152% 152% 101%
People‘s Gas. 102% 102134 102%
Press. 8. Car, 47 47 45%
Reading,‘ " 06% 06% 05%
Read, lat pfd., 84 84 83%
Read. 2d pfd., 70% 70%: 00%
Repub.‘ Steel.‘ 17% 171’s. 17%,
Son. Pacific.
Sou. Ry. Co...
Sou. By. 010-.
Tenn. C. «it 1.,
32%
931.1.
48
126
110
82
100%
mutt.
(“3%
late,
2309;:
172%
173
. 94%
220515,
174
36%
157
49
133E132
. 4%
lists
in
am
36-15
,, 371.9
27%
‘ 44% 1
91st
'Un. Pan. pfd. 8714
.U. 8. Steel. ,, 38V;
Wabash. ' 28
T“ ”W «the AMI: Norwnilr
.‘nsssmhly'room oi the Fitch
Avior-seinumber of the mem.
_ . of 1900
‘the'clisses th' " grad.
the High m3: since 1802.
put themselves
jone:.‘1.04.1.1»:strata
I
30% '
hoo‘ idafmeetinglast evem '
are presentfnnd it w . voted to.
'1'?“ as: .
onblexrnm‘
‘ sp‘scmL.
Sizes 310 I0
. CuILDRrN’s
linhlz’fsuiis.
45¢ .
Well worth 75c
. We clos‘efialisiiio'clock
: alter July»- “‘l4ih. .: except
Monday, Wed‘nesdav and
Saturday?”
+ l 001 Sill.
' mucous, enormous,
HATTERS, runmsnsns.
485 Washington Street,
‘ scorn nonwsnx.
. .
tor being deaf.
tor.
sac that it did me any good."
own congregation.
“Why don’t you try electricity?"
sympathetically suggested the send-_
"'_woll." said the lady. "l was struck
by lightning last summer. but 1 don't
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
' 1'qu TABLE.
In ei‘lect May 18, 1902.
W YORK.
6:
0:50. 10:23x. 10:10, 11:35x.
P. M.-«12:55x, 1:17, 2:25x.
3:223. 4:07. 4:50x, 5:40.
6:38. 0:55x, 7:07x.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—-—12:40:. 13:05:, 45:58:,
9:421.
P. M.-3:22x, 6:40. 5:55:,
. NORWALK. '
A. M.-—-10:02x. 5:00, 6:00,
8:00x, 8:02. 9:00x. 19:04:.
10:04. “2001:, 11:02. '
P. iii-40:02. 120-1, 2:00x,
3:30x, 4:02x. 4:04. 4:30, 5:02.
6202.7:0011, 7:02. 8:00:;, 9:30, 11:00:.
1:30 :
. SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:02x. 6:00, 7:30, 10:02.
. P. M.——0:00. 8:00x, 11:00.
AVEN.
. 11:37. .
1001. 11:16.
.-.;-;-vr-: -
. SUNDAYS.
A. “1-12 : 08:; 1:10;.
I ,\
P. is.—7:15.s:‘os.
sour nonwnx
’A. Dir—6:23, 9:15. 9:53.
Saturdays‘only. 2:22., -
DANUURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
P.‘ H.—-4:00¥,"'8;25. 0:42.
I:I:-;III:I:I:I‘nzn;l'l:-:l‘,r:l:-'I:
m.
I.
on 6:03 p.m.‘
An: dicntes muss.
n' chimeras:
new YORK. new HAVEN a
LEAVE soxgn WNORWALK‘ FOR
A.M.——12:40x, 41402:, 5:50x. 0:15.
65, 7:13. 7:52. 8:10x.0:03x, 9:30,
8:05.
fizfifix,
7:55x, 8:00. 102-20.
9:05,
7:20.
10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
7:00.
10:02x.
3:02.
13:00:,
Saturdays only, Plttsfleld Express,
LEAVE _ SOUTtI NORWALK FOR
NEW H
A. M.—-12:08x. 11:103., 1:20x, 5:13, ‘
. 7:42; 8:42. 9:10x, 10:10:,}11:05x
:P. .M.——12:02x. 1:10.‘ szosx. 4:18,
5:22,, 6:20, 7:05x, 8:05x, 9:053. 9:15.
’ Bridgeport in addition to shove—4’.
lit—2:46, 6:04, 7:28. .
V1:_ao_x. me.
so ‘osnsunv.
P.M.v~1:20, 4:25 a. 6:10, 0:00, 7:10.
: LIL—6:00, 7:23. 8:50, 9:38, 11:37.
Sensuous: to Danbnry. 9:20 a.
:_..'f_:30 mm. Leave Danbury, 8:05 ‘
x
all classes.
Millinery
‘ Everything in this department is be-
ing closed out at greatly reduced pric-
es. Stylish Trimmed Hats, the latest
creations, and also all our Outing
Hats, Shirt Waist Hats, at greatly
reduced prices. '
I i oun W ‘_ _
Clothing. Dept.
is‘second tensions in the'nlty. Our
Shoe Department you must not over.
look. We have shoes from $1 to $3.50:
.W
Launch Siren leans as follows:
:Steamhoat dock, Sonthnhlorwaik. 0:20.
* ‘ rlon‘s Point.'0140.'11:40 a.:m.,
' , 5 o'clock and 0:40 p. in.
our Part PBYmentPla‘n _
' Remains unaltered. ;
W
That‘s. the true Kricgcr 0: Cole. spirit as Welles the vital strength otthc
Kricgcr‘crcdit offer. if you harbor any false prejudices against credit
shopping utcst its liberniity’wwntcli" the women and: men who turn to
our store for their every need. Our part payment plan is an institution for
I ’ l "I '
Shirt Waists
from 50c to $2.98.
ways have the best and: largest “335
sortment in the twin‘ cities. Ifidlé‘n
who visit our store are well aware of
om tact. Great reductions in‘ this
departman . x: ' ‘
-—-—-—-— ' I a
Our system of liberal credit will enable you to be well dressed» It, a
small weekly expenditure. .No extra c barge for credit. "
‘ . 29:31 was Washingtonian. i
. i ‘ Seat-at sesame. ’ I I
Film—ElliBird
GREGORY'LS "rum
*3 V F.AsTnanata, “9“".- .
iii 1“: Kinds. Cooked in!
, 7‘ . ‘3“th and Fishin
: ssihauac‘sssto‘keni b
Percale,“ Linen and White Lawn. A ‘
large variety to select from. Prices _
TailoreMadeSuits.
it is needless to tell you that we a]?
Norwalk Chronicler