[.D Lyon 8100.
SOLE AGENTS.
TNGTON STREET,
GUARANTEE
WITH
EVERY PAIR.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
/_ Mara, Acetylene Bon-
ns‘tlusiainedil Heavy Loss
. ,‘Mcn Were Fearitriiu Burned,
Bill Will Probably lire
.RION. Muss. July 10~—A terrific
. Minn. followed by a disastrous fire,
' ._ the works of the Marion Ace~
’. e as Company here. today. and
' ' were badly burned. They were
1,-0t‘Utlca, N. Y., an engineer,
.‘ Court), Marion. superintend-
. A few days ago a
.11 a. steam generator was discov-
1 null Mr Allen an expert inspect-
as sent for to repair the break. -
- was started early today by Mr.
together with Superintendent
The. man had been working
short time when the generator
1.1m letting fire to the woodwork
men received the. full force of the
Both will recover.
as badly damaged by the ex-
n, and the fire burned it almost
to Mlle ground. Owing to the condition
.Conro who was best fitted to
the loss was not
ORGAN'S SHIPPING COMBINE
LONDON. July 10.—~.l. Picrpont Mor
3311's shipping combine was again the
Bill) loci of questions in the. house of
in" her, Gerald Balfour. president of
board of trade. said it was con-
sinned Inex’m‘dlmlt to tie the. hands
the government to the extent of pro
'lalpg that the house should be con-
lted before the admiralty entered
111111 or agreement with Mr. \iorgan.
ed. howover that no arrange
for subsidizing ships would be
funtil the report of the commit-
in session was submitted to
house commons.
button INTERESTS IN HAYTI
LONDON. Julv “Pitt-plying to
question in the house of commons to
day as to whether his majesty s goi
eminent proposed to appmach the gov
eminent of the United States with a
view to .iolnt or other action in llayti.
parliamentary secretary fot the
311 Office. Lord Cranhorue said the.
latest information showed that time
old from his late home. on the
M II road. East Norwalk at 2: 30
minds)? afternoOn.
. emulated. assisted by Rev
The pail bearers were E. E.
' .Marvln. Charles Selleck and
. . Interment was in the
victory, Norwalk.
7 131311111: Union will
" I. 8 o‘clock. in Mrstlc Chain
ngton street and install
In Cedar street that he is
Last night he took twenty-
for the New York World
Sunday for 18 mos. and so
on Dictionary and The Un-
heater—2 massive volumes
undressed leatheHn pay-
00.10 cover 5051 of delivery.
SECOND ANNUAL ASSEMBLY.
Connecticut Chautauqua to Meet at
Plalnvllie, July 17.30.
The, second annual session of the
Connecticut Chautauqua assembly will
be. held at the camp "grounds in Illnin-
ville, .11in 17 to 30. inclusive. and the
management. has prepared an attrac-
tive. program, being fortunate in secur-
Ing a number of good lecturers and elo-
quent preachers. Among them are.
Prof. Sara A. Emerson, an instructor
at \Vcllesley college and post gradu-
ate of Yale. who will deliver a series
of live lectures upon the prophets;
Misa M. E. Robinson. who will lecture
on domestics science and economical
cooking. and Iir. J. I.. Iluriburt, of New
York. who will conduct senior Bible
studies.
On Sunday. July :it), Rev. .l. (1. DH:
vcnport. of Waterbury. will preach in
the morning anti the sermon in the at-
ternoon will be delivered by the. Rev.
Ernest Del“. Miel, rector of Trinity
Church of Hartford.
For the summer school for public
teachers the list includes Principal A.
B. Morrill antl'l’rof. W. N. Loomis of
the State Normal school at New lla-
vcn; Mrs. Mary R.‘ Davis. of the
Bridgeport Training school; Dr. Ed
ward R. Shaw. of the Col'ege of Peti-
agogy. New York city: Miss M. (:0 -
trude Penn. of the New Britain Nor-
mal school. and Prof. J. B. McLean, of
McLean seminary.
The athletics and outdoor sports 01‘
the assembly will be conducted by
Rev. llurdctt B. Brown. of Hartford,
who has been in charge of this de-
partment since the assembly was or"
gunizcd.
Special singing will be provided
during the assembly. The Chicago
Glee Club will give several concerts.
Friday. July 18. will tit-..“Tcachers’
Day": \i'cdnesday. July 23. "Young:
People's Day," and Friday. .luly 2’5.
‘Connectieut and Civic Day." For
the latter the assembly will be ad-
dressed on “Motor Education" by Dr.
Edward R. Shaw. in the morning. The
afternoon topics will be “The (‘ivic
Conscience." bydlon. Frank Moss. of
New York city. and “Abraham Lin-
coln." by Rev. Dr. W. ll. Morgan.
Saturday, July 213. will be "Sunshine
Day.” The principal speaker will be
Mrs. Cynthia We'storer Allen. prcsi
dent general of the International Sun-
“ishine Society. Weduesdnv. July 30,
the last day of 'the assembly, will in:
”Recognition Day" and there. will be
several prominent speakers.
FLOOD DID GREAT DAMAGE.
South Des Moines Loss Will Amount
to Thousands of Dollars.
DES MOINES. Iowa. Julv itlw'I‘hc
flood situation reached its most alarm—
ing stake today. The Des Moiues river
was twenty-one feet above low water
mark at 7 o'clock. having risen three
feet in less than ten hours. and is still
rising at a rapid rate. The Raccoon
river which empties into the, Des
Moines at this place. rose four feet be-
tween 3 and 7:30 o'clock this morning.
and is still rising. The flood isnt the
highest point since 1851.
Hundreds of men are working desper-
ately along the lovers to save their
homes and property. but the water is
slowly driving them from their posi-
tions. Residents of South Des Moines
kept an anxious vigil all night long.
and at 4 o‘clock. owing to the breaking
of a large section of the levee. were
forced to flee. Many thrilling rescues
by boats are reported. Thousands of
dollars“ worth of property was de-
stroyed in thirty minutes in South Des
lloines.
2
DENTIST DECLINES TO MOVE.
Will Allow President’s Clerks Use of
Office Fve Days a Week.
OYSTER- BAY. N. 12. July Ill—A
dentist who occupies the office in the
bank building in which the president's
executive offices are located has dc-
clined to relinguish his adieu to the
president for the summer. although he _ '1‘
. Twenty-first C. V.. at New London.
uses the office only one day In each
week. He was willing that the presi»
dent’s clerical force should occupy the
room five days during each week. but.
insisted that when he arrived here
the president’s office turnxture should
he moved out to accommodate him
for the sixth day. Manifestly such
an arrangement would be- impractica—
ble and negotiations terminated. The
president's executive force is much
crowded and the vast amount of cleri-
ctluwork is being done with great dim-
y.
RAILROAD ones FOR new 31111:.
11111. -
.The railroad-commissioners were to
have given a hearing yesterday moi-n-
ing on the application of the city or
New Britain for an order t9 have the
new York New Havana: knartford
Railroad Comm: provide gates at
the railroad crossing: at the Highland
Bitmap at Church. Curtis and East
Main streets in that city and to have
mate-sometime: sonata,
. company was not op-
posed (otheotftlerbelngpassed and it
when. .
It Pays to Trade”
At Houston’s
CUT 15121013. SALE
store must he sold out within the next few weeks and the. prices we are. otter-
iug them at will certainly do it.
Waist in our
ivory garment in our store has to it the reduction knife and as a conse-
quence a dollar will go further here than two dollars elsewhere,
Do not miss this opportunity to p rocure. Stylish. Reliable (larmer I!!! at
less than one half former prices. ~
I I“ Car fare on $5.00 purchases or over.
Bridgeport,ll05MainSt.
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dTHE'fi- LEADINGe DRY GOODS': STORED-
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LACE DEPARTMENT . 3
We would call your attention to a few of the leading thingsh in this dcpart- "
ment, which are very desirable at this time, and which we are selling very freely:
Black Chantilly Galoons 111 all widths toe. to 351:. peryard
Fancy CottonGaloons,1nccru, butter and white 101:. up
French Valenciennes Laces, Insertings and Beadings.
Normandy Vals.,' 1n latest novelty designs, Edgings and Insertings.
18-inch Cotton All- overs in White, Butter and Ecru.
I
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White Mechlin Edgings and Insertings.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
fl
wan s'rnrr'r 10-10 . iOldei' Your
were; wit}; significant 6111115213}; 533;? Fan Garments Néw
lng prices. and the movement was ex
Slight opening gains were lost and the
declines recovered.
gains in United States Steel stockmde—
pressing the common
preferred as much.
trading was on a small scale.
There were heavy AND SAVE MONEY.
330.00 Nah: Gets $50.00
‘13 and lifting the
Elsewhere the
Krasorilz 61 Fox.
NORTH MAIN. CORNER ANN ST
SOUTH NORWALK.
worked lower all
running from a large fraction to 2 ._
losses “'(Z'l'3 established of i to 2 In Su-
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT '
We have always on hand a complete line of Stripes and Fancy White Goods. We call
particular attention to our line of WHITE PERSIAN LAW N S in all qualities from 15 to 50¢.
White India Lawas inallqualitics,from. / BC. to 4°C.
White Wash Chiffons. 48 in. wide all qualities. ’
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT :
Useful articles' 1n this department at special prices:
Black Chantilly Edgings and Insertings. _ if;
i-
5*
5‘
aEmir-:2:
Mopp Sticks _ .. _ , . 10c. ro-qt. Heavy Milk Pails . 69c.-
gar. Colorado Fuel. Pacific Mail. St.
. l’ittsburg C C. and St.
town Central preferred and Interna-
J. GRRTN ER,
Merchant Tailor. .,
510103 W C... TRISTRAM & 111111-11 NORWALK, CONN.
TODAV'S QUOTATIONs.
Reports over private “fire 01' maples
& Goldschmldt. commission
Swartz & Corbett'a block.
A mal. Copper. 63
Charges Reasonable.
39 South ”Main Street.
Opposite Hillel Hamilton.
Tack Hammers . . _ . ' _ .. . . _ 8c. I4'-qt. Heavy Milk Pails . . . . 95c.
Tack Claws ....... ________ go. 011 Stove Tea Kettles . . . ... 256.
_ Car ctBeaters:....‘.......1c.
Potato Kmves............ 8c. 1) 5
. ' 3-burner Blue Flame Oil Stove.
FivegallonOdCans ...... 65c. $.7oo.
Mopp Clothes . . . . . . . . ..... 10c. : I2-qt- Heavy Milk Pails . . . . 79c.
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‘ *HMi—Hi-W'i"? i‘i‘Wfl“? “kirk “it-1%":‘jt «em
lei: :hrhi'drhri: $3“? 4“}:
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR PROGRAM.
Affair Will be Held in Boston October
11 17
The provisional program of the New
1.1:. .1» Sr. at W.
Iluit, 6'1 Ohio. 1677.1
ii ~ .. . . . .t
l ... " I n M tion. to be held in Boston. October l-l.
‘ 15, iii and i7. is one rarely equalled
11 Can
Sleep ligious life, Home of the leading tea-
l'h155:. & Ohio.
(1.11.11 31.11.1777.
thiltIK- 11131-1;
Better The opening session at 332'.“ Tuesday ~
attcrncon Will I11:- pi'widctl on 1' I1}: ...r.
5 7 ‘ Callarless
Night Shirt
Mad: Emcessfy
lien N‘t (‘ti‘s..
. , -. '1
.\I. K. & T. pill. 531%
.\ 1'. Central. 151-11.
out. ‘& West...
Hot Weather llam Shaw and George E. ('opeiand.
People‘s Gas. WIN;
Press. 8, (far, " ’
After julv 4th The closest 6 o'clock
on Tuesdays. Thursdat vs
1 1111.
TA 11.0113, enormous,
Harness. roamsnans.
85 Washington Street.
scorn noawanx.
Texas Pacific:
linion Pacific iii-3‘11 10111,;
li.n Pac pfd. 90 90
S Lea pit-1.35%
17. S. Steel pfd. 90
West. 1:... Tel. 3171
Wiscon. Cent. 26%
“ l-l111:|a11dt"hrietian Endeavor conven-
liv the international conventions. con-g
raining as, it does the names of manyi
well-known men in both civil and rcw
torch are outlined below.
want to be in style.
Keeping in style int-ans much to both sexes.
It makes the fair sex more attractive, wins them 110-
cial attentions and pleasures, '
Good clothes“ at 1» a decided factor in the success of a
man's business, as well 111-1 social relations.
. A well-dressed family in a happy family, each mem-
'» bcr possessed of the right kind of pride. and [the pride
stimulates health and prosperity.
H. N. Lathrop. prcsidcnt of thc linssa
(‘hilFCllS union. Liv-ntcnan: Governor
John l.. Rates will voice, the welctimP
of the state of Massachusetts. and Rev.
A. C. Iiixon. III). is to speak in behalf
of the churches and Endeavorers of
Boston. Rev. Russell I”, ”all. D. i)..
president of the Connecticut union.
will respond. Secretary John Willis
Boer will give, an address, "What
Next?" and Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman.
l).l).. of New York. is also to speak. At
5 o'clock a "congress of workers and
banquet" will he held. in charge of Wu-
KRIEGERS now gcncrally popular credit plan per
mits each person to kit‘ll right unto the times in style
and comfort. .
We. ask small deposit down and a small weekly pay-
: merit. $1.00. This method allows you to llflqufiCMOflflble
clothes and furnishings without embarrassing the pocket
book.
Our stock is the very latest and always kept. abreast
of the times. complete in every detail for ladies, gentle-
men and chlldtlcn.
Call and examine our inviting displays In all depart-
meats. 1011 are just as WELCOME TO LOOK as to buy.
Come in and let us surprise you by our ECONOMICAL
PRICESior the most stylish and sensonablo Wear.
and also a "FCIIC‘OI of methods for jun-
ior workers" at the same hour. At the
evening session at 7:311 o'clock Rev.
(‘harles Tl. Crane. president of the
'ilainc union. will preside. llev. P. S.
Henson. I111. of Brooklyn. will give
an address. and Rev. Russell H. Con-
weli. 0.1).. of Philadelphia. will speak
on “Young People's Mistakes."
Wednesday will be state day I‘ach
state plans its own programs for the
day sessions.
Wednesday evening there will be
two simultaneous meetings. one in
Tremont temple and one in the Park
Street Church. Rev. James J. Ilunlop.
vice president of the Massachusetts
union will preside at Trer ont temple.
Prof. Amos R. Wells will gt a an Ii-
Instrated atereopticon address “Cir-
cumnavigatinx the Christian Endeavor
avaav ARTICLE 111 oun srons I8 .11 PUR-
CHASING OPPORTUNITY: ‘
SPECIAL. CLOTHING DEP’T.
WEE.” Xfi‘lilympgiiiriifi Two Piece Outing Suits
'Am. C. a 1?. ex. (1117.. ,
Globe." with the closing addrf’ss by a ‘ WHITE LAWN WAR-ITS. for men. handsome pat-
‘Am. c. o 1‘. old. ex. div.
REGIMENTAL REUNIONS.
Company A. Seventh C. V.,
Compounce. July 11.
. at Pleasure Beach.
Btidgeport. July 18.
Thirteenth C. V.,
Glover s the Place
at Savin Rock. July
.. at Savin Rock, August 9.
Sixth C. V., at Bridgeport. August 16.
Eighteenth C. V.. at Wiidwood Park,
near Putnam. August 20.
Eighth C. V.. at Hanover Park, Mer-
idcn. September 17.
Fourteenth C V.. at Hanover Park.
Meriden. September 17. .
BARBER GOHLER HEARD FROM.
The whereabouts of Eugene Gunter.
the Nomalk barber. who has been
missing since last Saturday morning.
are no longer a mystery. ‘
Not-walk were notified today that Mr.
Golder is in New Jersey visiting rela~
tires. It is stated that he went there
because of a burn on the hand which
he received Fourth of July and which“
incapacitated him-for work.
ARRIVALS 0F vessELs.
NEW YORK. Jul! Ill.-Arrived:
Steamer Teutonic from Harpoon
SOUTHAMPTQN July 10~Arrived'
St.1..Mn111 1mm New York. ' 1
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Fontw'ear
#for the
little Gents.
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11111111111111.1111 on lasts lust
like pop“, 31, 00 and 81.25.‘
A very Intel] Oxford for they
5 1p. and all the
' in higher pric-
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i
111.1111.» nppelnnce and no hearing
’ Teutonic. 11151.11 7
Putnam-113's 1m WAVE. 11151011111. _ -
was 1113.! 1 «W
. vanadium;
speaker to be announced later.
At Park StreetChurch Rev. Charles
I). Crane. president of the Maine lin-
chic in cut and metropoli- .
tan finish. 98: and 3125. ‘ “ms “"1 “”0”" 3" w°°l
reduced from $1.50. and material, reduced tow-.98.
: ion. will preside. Hon. Chester B. Jar. 31-481 from ”-50- .. .______.-
- gem governor of New Hampshire will .
'. one of the speakers. and the. other
: addresses will be on "Civic Righteous. BE COOL, METROPOLITAN
: :31;le by a speaker of national rcpu- ladies. the thermomotcr is muaeg. in stunning varle.
‘_ Thursdays plans comprise a "quiet creeping ’ up! LINEN ties. in LADIES‘ TAILOR
} hour" meeting mm s: so to 9: 30 with :Efifigfigfigii‘m $02; MADE SUITS 3““ SILK
v
.
a discussion of practical methods of
Christian Endeavor work at 9: 45. pro-
sided over by Col E G. Osgood presi.
. dent of the Vermona union. Rev C
1-1 libel-man Prof Amos 11 Wells and
Rev. Francis E. Clark. 111).. will be
the speakers. and Mr. William Shaw
-‘ will conduct a round table.
Rev. James Alexander president of
the New Hampshire union. will preside
at the afternoon meeting at 2: 30
o'clock when missionary and junior
work will be consideml. addresses ‘
will he elven bv Hr. John R Mott and
Mr. Robert E. Sp‘eer of New York and
Mrs. (1E. Sherman superintendent
of junior work in Massachusetts, will -.
have charge. of the innion session. At
:15 a “School of Methods for Junior
Workers" will he 1111111
At the evening session at 7:30
“Evangelist Work by Christian En-
Claymore” Swill be the theme. and Dr.
Frank D. . e. president of tits ,
Rhode Mufti '_ .1111 preside. rat-i
3411ow “lit” by glen John Bal-
ow ark and Rel:
1:. p.11." contain; 1)...» of Broom-n.
with It chain! mes-an. from President ' " ‘ .... " .0. ' I
mans-n, Clark 11.11 of the United States. No‘ End voreri Akron. 9.. Control 1.11111: 111111111 has 3
9?th Mm. are being pm. who comes‘to Boston In October VIII irewlver against further lobbying for '5 I
‘ _ ‘ bei: 17 feel satisfied to return home without bar lain, and I: in favor of
.. to lnutonandCon seeing Plymouth rock the National mttnganuureuive cam on all
. «lord v1. some and Maine railroad monument Pilgrim hall and the many [cation 1:111 Inflation for elect
meme; :1]: 3 , . other places of interest. Special i‘" union men to lili'nll
. ”.3 "3 south cation via making and mu
”at“ ...... ‘
attractive assortmnt at JACKETS S P E C [A L
unapproached prices-49¢, PRICES never so low be;
9861 31-25 and $1.98. fore. due to the backward
8933011 .
OUTING it will be worth your
MILLINERY.the’verylat- while to examine these
est and daintiest MID- '
SUMMER" pun-”RE 3;? YORK CITY crca
gATSTalIg SHORE.
GUN As, RESORT .
and wasxtnosrvnns, EM“ ’3 3 7111011121 5““
all in modish materials. and made “I “3‘ of! “I"?
JPrtces 501: to 82.00.» . figure to perfection.
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