one are about; a haltineh long and
it‘ll: inch thick but are all hand ,
' selling movement ceased and did not
‘ W
m .3 ‘volore and specific: the proiit oi the
I pinto bunch of inundation. sixteen in
I ‘ are united by a fuse. which“ sets of:
‘ ‘ can now be enjoyed by the child with
l ‘ ply lanites
' ., corresponding low prices to you.
yolde‘ th seventy-lonelie-
who? Chinamon, and the twenty.
are neat machluomade American the
hi
ho model has been set. All the
morican firecrackers are made by
achlner‘y al t as complex and per:
. wallowa
d tooth-
enemy of the machine American
ii ib‘ ' ‘
‘ the United Sta 5 to the mo
. penile oi maintaining the atlonal gov.
‘ . idt . ll. evenlh. tot
honest things in their line
. ' . clld who pay his penny
tor seventyc l them pays t at that
‘ ; penny?t the profit or the retailer. the
" Jobber, the profit of the
steamship company. lure profit or the
. manufacture .;3nd finally the wages
‘y th3 child paid.
. . run from the afore-
“ mentioned ‘.‘bahy" ~ to the common
. “mandarin" cracker. This year, mr
the first time. libero a uttered a coals
. number, for a cent. All the crackera
. one immedmelyt alter‘ the other, and
memo-tinned crackle of the cracker.
hitherto only the privileged enjoyment
of the man who invested 5, or 10 cents
his penny
' . American crackers contain only
.‘ black gunpowder. Previously chloride
at. potash and, dynamite were used. but
these explosives are now prohibited.
American crackers are confined withm
' the prices or extremes of one-third and
. 25 cents apiece.- . Their most expensive
. torn: is in a string. A leading dealer
_. otters a string or 50 000 largo crackers
,leet long, and requiring 20 minutes
explode. for! $40 .
The neweet explosive is a lozenge;
* shaped torpedo about the nine or a pep
nemint drop green in color and it no
to"! if trod on. it alm-
plied it borne sputterl
, t‘ls‘ laid on metal and exploded by the
> , : :percuealon other metul it makes a
: I“Intended to be. land on
e ‘ port oil a ten-pound
. e dust about a, blinding
he thro , '
or urea there will ex-‘V
Bridgeport li05MaInSt
ioadti the world,-;
an is‘ the best copier.
, ..nnnnraclrora o: the cheanoat kind coat.
.- orn‘ lilinoi
,Amal. Copper 67
Penn. Rt R. 151% 152
_ Uhi'on‘I
Stilts thlil were 80 75 to 312.8913
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
. WALL STREET,10: 10 a. n1.——-'i‘he
opening trading in stocks was quiet
nd prices were changed only traction
ally. St. Paul was carried up nearly a
point and a salad)! 3. 000 shares of Unit
ed States Steel depressed it a quarter.
The small changes otherwise were
mixed.
WALL STREET,11 a m.~—Room
shorta became aliarméd at the buying
of St Paul which advanced it 1%
and they recovered in the general list
lilting rices well above yesterdays
close. eouthwestern group was
cbna'picuol; y iirm. Chicago and Eeaat
advanced 2% and Illinois
Central. 8. Louie. Southwestern pro
(erred Cotton Oil preterred and lead a
point. Some proilt to lug followed the
gadvanbo and the lead rs 11111 lost sub
slantial tracheal; again. Colorado
Fuel was exceptionally weak declin-
ing 3 109m.
WALL STREET, NOON .-—'l‘ho mar
itet become intensely dull when the
sympathize much with an adiranee in
United States Steel to 38 Coiogsdo
Fuel rallied over a. points but the son‘-
eral movement was hardly noticeable.
ble Steel and N01 th American loot lbs.
The “'3th stocks come into demand
at advances of a point.
steady. . , .
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wlre or Maplca
8: Goidachmidt. commission brokers.
walk
Open High
. 07%
32%
ill -
15%
Lowl 1. 30
56% “In
32% 32%
9| 9]
15 15%
32% 32%
A7341 47.331;
126% 12
llil 110
82 82%
100% 100%
106% 106%
cell, 66%
204% 254%
38% 287.1:
'172-‘1’. 173%
172 . ’ 172
02% 94%
30% 30%
2211 '2211
36% 36%
167% 158
136 . 138%
130% 13];
150% 150%
28 38
26%“ 27%
58% .5934
107% 108%
‘Am G. «St F 32%
Am. C & F. pl. 91
American ice, 15
Amer Loco. 32% 32%
Am. emote}? mg mg.
Am. Sugar, 126% 12655
Anaconda. 110%. 110%,
A. T. & S. Fe; 82 8235*
A.’l‘ 9.61? p. 100% 101
Bait. & Ohio 108% 106%
Bkiyn R T... 66% 66%.
Chi. & N. W. 254% 25495
Chi. Gt. West. 29 2996
C. M. &S P. 172% 174%
'Chi. R.l. 9: R172 179»
Col. P. & 1.. 95 959.
Gal. South. 30% 3034
Consul. 038.2209; 220%
Erie. 30% 36%
Ill. Central. 157% 158%
Don. fiNaslr..'13ti 196%
Manhattan .131 131%
Not St 111-1509; 150%
Mex. Central. 38% 283.9
M. K. & '1‘., 26% 27%
.M.K.a’i‘.prd.58% 59%
Mo. Pacific 107% 108%
Net Band. 21 12K 2%
N. Y Control 1563!; .1683!
Nor! SWest 56% 57%
Pacific Mall. 42
People's: Gala 1023; 102%
Press. 8 Car 46K 40% 4
Reading 65% 86% -
Read.,lat pld. 8493‘» 183% '
Rondo 3d old. 6935. 69%
63
examine, 421.43
pin. are; seat 89%“
an to, a dilhcnlt bill it occurred
Hr. . an:
. w»... "."‘
Louisville and Naehvtlle. St. Louis and 77
Swartx a Gorbett'e block. South Ner-i
43%: on '
ditto 105 105% 105 105% .
89.99 1
out oni't‘hnough 'o of them A
. (would .oonteanut At this moment they
'l‘hbt iodine in'tho month or June given promise oi merry aunrhine.
1 1 We have 1th received at One half regular prices the balance of a menu-
, ‘ lecturer'sut‘ock or Shirt Waist Suite w hich We will place on sale today at
. . "l
lirice
$3 95 to $7.50
W Car iarr on $5 00 pulchztScs or over.
.. .. .... flew”.
ACCEPT TAFT’S PROPOSITIONS.
PM”: June 20-The papal nocro
tnry of state, Cardinal Rampoiln, to
day assured the Right Rev. Thomas
O'Gorman bishop of Sioux Falls, 8 D.
that the vatlcan acdoptll the propoei
tions of Judge Tait, governor of the
Philippine lslanda,r fgarding the disc
position 0! the More lands on all the
main points: but dissenta on minor
points. The Official documents are be
ing prepared at tho'vatioun and will be
delivered to Judge Tait today.
Older Your:
Fall Garments Now.
Lad1es - I
AND SAVE MONEY.
3'30 00 Ivan. on. $50. 00
Values.
Krasoulz (it Fox
NORTH. ”A119. coauen nun sr.
SOUTH nonwALK.
SPEEIHL
...-... w; my
Sim; Ii to It)
' CHILDREN’S
Wash-f: 8111
45c
> Well Wofilh 75c
f .~We close at six o'clock
alter July 4th. except.
' » Monday. WiddeSdav and
‘ Saturdav.m
l. DAVIS 81 Still
.4 muons enormous
grammes. runmsunn'a.
85 Washington Street. '
1 scorn nonwaxn. ’
' . Nothing there he wanto to one;
“ Though perhaps it may be wrong?-
“ , .;Boonuse he wants to see the show.
83a}: divide £1,330 1':st
White P. K. Skirts, Flounce
HAMMOCKS.
Water Bottles . .. . ..
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3?-
as
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TRISTR’AM & HYATT,
*HWMWMSMWMWMPMWMWM
Wash Skirts
WhiteP.’K, Skirts.Plain Flarc$215
White P. K. Skirta,Elounce,good quality
o‘cloolllloeolol'lloco
and Inserting . . . . . . . . .
”...”...
White P. K. Skirts, Flounce and three rows Inserting .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Plain All—Linen Skirts . . . . . . . .
Ail-Linen Shrunk Crash Walking Skirts . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Shrunk Linen Skirts, Fiouncc and Tucks
l~7~Gore Shrunk Linen Skirts .. . . . . .
Duck Skirts, Black and White, and Blue and White . . . .. . l. . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . {$1. 00 to $2.75
Carpet Department
In our Carpet Department we carry a full line of.
nonunion-ncnonoo-nuans-pai-uono
nap-u.
raln-t-eqooI-nloloooloo
HAMMOCK CHAIRSL ~
‘ PORCH SCREENS. ALL WIDTHS,
' SCREEN
Hausefurnlshing Department"
Six Blown Tumblers for
Two~Quart Glass Pitchers.
6 Lemonade Glasses, handles 25c.
Punch Bowls $1.95.
19c. l
. 25c. .
Trowcls
. . . . . . 39c.
Large Fruit Dishes . . .
No. 8 Wash Boilers ..... .a . 95:.
Garden Sets
...-
17-qt. Heavy Dish Pans . ... 35c.
NORWALK, CONN.
...............7........o$250
...........1....$3.75
$200
..93.5o
..... .4.$35o
. 9;.......$4.7s
DOORS
WINDOW SCREENS.
loc.‘
. . _ 19c.
5c.
..........u_..
MMMMW‘P'P'I‘WWWfifig. T. .
A NEW SRE'l'NA SHEEN.
Shelton the Place Where Quiet Wed
. dings are Numerous. '
Shelton. no it is said. is [not at
taining the reputation 0|! 3 .Gretun
Green or Brewster. “1.11m a week
several couples have been married
there who for one reason or another
could not have the desires of their
hearts tilled in their own home
towns. Tho latest couple married
there were Max Kurlz and Miss May
Bernhard.“ of Bridgeport.- Thc bride
was an unusually prcttv woman uho
wan willing to leave home with man
of her choice in order to he wedded to
him. Last Thursday afternoon they
wont to Shelton and after securing a
marriage license from Town Clerk
Knocn, asked it any one was around
who could perform the nuptial cere-
mony. Judge Curtis, who presides
over the borough court, happened to
he on hand and he at once pronounced
the couple man and write. Owing to
differences in the religious beliefs of
the bride and groom the parents of the
former opposed the marriage and Mr.
and Mrs. Kurt: were compelled to to
sort to strategy in order to circumvent
the unwilling parents. /
THE OLD STORY OF THE UNCLE
AT THE CIRCUS.
Wednesday. when the circus comes.
With its chariots and drums, ,
Then we‘ll see the tail giraffe.
An the clown that makes us laugh,
F0 you know he always can,
,llo is such a funny man.
Then well see the great parade,
‘ Then we‘ll buv some lemonade
Andthe kind they always drink
is so beautifully pink
~l should really like to know
How and why they make it so.
Father says he used to no
To the circus years ago:
«Door-in? care about it now;
. Only goes to save a row.
Goes because it pleases me.
Mother. ahe dislikes it too;
Only goes abeeauao I do.
Uncle John will so with us ‘ ’
. (Seems to me it’s curious):
‘ Says he’s going for my sake; ,
.Sure he cannot keep awake.
Aunt Jane says aha ll come along.
, But she thinks I ought to see
..Thinga in natural history.
‘ Uncle James will go alone:
N'Doeen't like to chaperone
‘ Says he simply means to go ’
Boston Transcript.
---%:-'
MR. GLADSTONE'S CATCH.
1 “How many members of this house,"
» 3”“ Mr. Gladatone once in the course
0. debate on electoral qualifications.
.by £2 138.
ix hundred and filly-eight!" about
member.
the! latent thing. it
5 hilltp 'noflcnaathere
., ; nonrandom
aborse an
Kriegcr credit oifor.
all classes.
Millinery
Everything in this. department is be-
ing closed out at greatly reduced pric
ca. Stylinh Trimmed Hats, the latest
creations, and also all our Outing
Hath, Shirt Waist Hate, at greatly
reduced prices. '
Clothmg Dept
is second to none in the city our
Shoe Department you must not over
look. We have shooa'irom $1 to $3.50.
Our ayatcm of liberal credit will 9
small weekly expenditure. No extra c
" I’le
-—~...
M
OUr Part Payment Plan
Remains Unaltered.
m .
That's the true Krieger 9: Co.‘ a so it'll as well as the vital strength at the
it you harbor a ny (also 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
midst . credit
Shirt Waists
Percale Linen and White Lawn A
large variety to select from. Price:
from 50c to 82. 98.
Tailor-MadeSuiis
it is needless to tell you that we a];
ways have the best'andlargeot not
oortmcnt in the twin cities. Ladies,
who visit our store are well aware or ‘
that fact. Great reductions in one ‘
department. '
1‘.
nahle you to be wel} dressed at a
barge for credit.
..er
29 31 West llashngion Strut,-
Souih Norwalk.
A ostreu‘rrfon letauo an
alien: assent. _,
Amos Biron leaned as follows
1 steamboat dock. Booth literal: a: co
' 40 a. rn.,. ;
0: p. In.
a.m..DorlouaPoint 9: 419/11
2
9119999011 The Soul
REGORY’S POiN
EAIT NONWALK, CONN; '
...——
Shore Dimmd Food ‘
of. all kinds Cooltecl ioOrdcr.
Norwalk Chronicler