biggest trial on record ".1111
stake place at 'Kiei’f, . Russia.
. X‘t‘housand persons of both
Abdul! ages who were arrested
‘rtloiputiou I11 the Polish and
It risings, will be brought befole
It». y tribunal.
ul Corns. ”president of the
Ahuociatlon, In a recent Ice
.. d that the Chinese, the lie»
dythe Saxons are the three
aces and that they would
in others.
4-1-1...
. IKennobeck Journal says that
I ,9 till week of the sardine season
I I ’he‘ yield unsatisfactory. Dan
nttfour weeks of the season
Your 120,000 cases or Sardines
jpiicked. while in the first tour
“‘ot the present season but live
oases we1e packed, owing to
carcity of herring.
. ee brewers are having tron.
tit their employees over the
It)! oi! beer each man may be al-
rdrink. .Thc brewers are will-
111111111 employee shall have two
at noon and two more at quit-
me.‘.but the men declare that
not‘uee'how anyone can get
. ill but four quarts of beer a-
"I am‘Thurnlon Brown‘s letter or
tion is published in Wlishlre'a
‘Ino; Brown is the eccentric
national minister of Rochester
lent his presence and IIwnmlictlori
I-‘Hei‘l‘ou wedding number two.
hits, the pulpit and the ministry
‘se in the socialist propaganda.
mind." he wrote to his Roches-
‘ladelphia is the City of Homes,
Slot Brotherly Love. and the
5 apple. .It is also the City of
lshouest Government. The
.melphia Record makes the ilhnn
I tatoment that within twenty
11‘ "Cost or municipal govern-
oro has Increased three hun-
or; eel'it’i‘.‘ While the population
no used about titty per cent. The
debt of. the city has also been
‘ yr Increased by repeated loans.
upended for municipal int
monts‘and partly to make good"
oxides III current revenue.
request of the prearhcrs of
,, rland.l\iaiylan1l. the Baltlmmc‘
I 0 Company has forbidden Ils
hmonlinud uewsboys to ‘cn ago
I .rs in conversation. " The
I it discovered that some. of tho
and newsboys had been
. 1‘ Pennsylvania young poo
' their. way to Cumberland to be
To these they would offer
lines to make all the. neces-
‘ngoments‘for a tee of $10—4-
1,11ackmnn 3'. preacher i3,»
‘ .W. newsboy .. Upon mak-
looovery the reverend pastors 1
' 1111- held an indignation
lth the result above noted.
l
mu Rs. Dome.
m on will flare moderate.
rtu t to provide [reque t
m the llI1§nds1nne linings th‘lt
n them
at 12110111981. 01 all this will
re next winter than ever.
‘dingly expensive but each
many. to the list among
can both admire and pos-
hrs and rovers are char-
or the new fur coats. and
‘L‘onlfrasting color. A great
mine and chinchilla will no
em thus making practically
rout white or light. which
is more becoming.
rllgure was as usual in
with Dame Fashion when
her‘tur coats'for next.
“E? n so many of the very
in point of style. are slight-
‘t. the front. or course
, the garrhents are very
e onetime. but there is a
_. below. Only a law are
Ito be large. and even
not be classed strictly
cituily Shaped ones are
115.1111. ‘ There Is one 111+
yew- pretty. » This is
the top making it more
310 mm but not economls
must always be cal-rim!
. up and than would not
4 11111111 Menllon
' rrrr Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Annie lltley. of Ilanford place.
upent yonterday with Mrs. ii. Bullock
in Harlem, .W
Miss Vivian Sederstrom. ot Bayvlew
avenue spent Sunday In Atlantic
Highlands. N. J. .
Irving ilorton. pressmau {oi Charles
A. io‘reeinan. will enjoy his annual v11-
cation next week.
Miss Kate 0’ Council. of Union
street, has been entertaining several
~I1i11n1ls from iietlioi.
Mrs. John W. Duke; who has been
visiting 111lalivos in Bridgeport, has
lotulucd to her home.
Miss Id 1111 Rider. of Sirail’ord, is the
guest of Mr and Mrs James 111'.ace of
Upper Main street, Norwalk.
Mrs. Gustav r‘redrlch. 01’ Railroad
place in the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Wollhausen, of Daubury.
Sperry Anderson. who has been vls~
itinn llnrris liarroii. 111' Elm street. has
returned to his home In Ilianbury.
Miss Clara and Percival Gregory, of
New Canaan. have been enjoying the
past week with relatives in Norwalk.
Miss Grace l‘leddow, of TronNow
York. has I)ecn.thc guest of Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Fuulds, of Wilton avon
nue.
Thomas F._()’R0urke. of Danbury.
was the guest of his brother. Hugh
O‘Rourke, In South Norwalk. yester—
day.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11. Dunforth. or Glov.
11rsvill11 N. Y. are visiting her grand
fat‘lwl William S. Knapp, Crescent
'l‘clrare.
MI. and Mrs P. ii. llanuh. of Soy
1110111 sIr1-11t. are outcltaiuiur. Miss
Margaret Hardy and Miss Kano, of
Ilanburv.
. Mrs. .I. ll. McCormark and son. John
Mt't‘formack. of Main street. N1‘1rwalk.
spout yesterday in New Haven and
Iirunftird.
Miss Mary Woifci. from Sprlnmialo.
is spenlliun a few weeks with hot
too street
Miss Elizabeth thuman. of Wilton
avenue. iri‘t Saturday for 11 -onplc of
works' vacation in the .erkahire
Mountains.
. Mr, and Mrs. William Baker, 111’ No.
71: Osborn avenue. have returned from
a week's visit at Litchileld and Wash.
tuition, Conn.
M 1's. .iohn Splaiu. of tilt Spring Sll‘imi,
and Miss N1‘1ilintdurk.of Union street,
are I11 llitcbllvld. the guests of Mrs.
Spinin’s mother: '
William ll.' \‘ani‘i'ynon returned to
llrooklyn yesterday. after spvndiuu :1
\\'t'1‘l( with his cousins, Frank and Mil
lard Sturlovant.
Mrs. (11, ii. llrush and gruuddanubtcr
Edna, mnilwr and (lauzhtcr. ol‘ (‘lnr-
rucr- I17. Iirush. are spending two weeks
at. Montclnir, N. J.
\V. F. llryunt. of Main street. .=\'nr-
walk. shippinu clerk. for the Ilolmrs.
hector & Stllmk Company, is (Milf-
in}: a \v'soek vu1ation
Miss Clara Tripp-of Mount Klam. N.
Y., is spendingr a few days at the rvsi
deuce of Mr. and M111.i.111~1uon ll
'I‘ilpp llaviiaud 51111111
Mr. and Mrs. ticorgo ii ilromllold,
of Hartford. are guests of Mrs. lironv
liold's mother. Mrs. Attila A. Peek. of
. Main street. Nonvulk.
Willard Ii. Gregory. of l‘b-ooklyn.
111111111 the Sabbath at 11111 P11111111 of Ilia‘.
mother, Mrs. Julia 1‘. Gregory. in
lv‘raure street, Norwalk. ,
-Wii|iam Thompson, of
llrnoklyn. have returned home after a
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Froder
irk l’iodlcr, of Broad River.
Matthew Cole. formerly liballoniat at.
Hotel (‘Iill'nrd but now at Normandio.
N. J., spent Sunday Mill-Frank Sig
nor, at the Mahackt-mo liotol. ‘
Louis W. linholtz and’ son Cari. of
Iirillgopm'i. were the guests of Mr.
Iiuhoita‘s brother. \\'. ll. ilnholtz, in
$1111“! Nornalk. mer Sunday.
tilts . Tucker, of irlimheth. N. J... is
:ponding a few weeks the guest of her
mu. Principal C. A. Tucker. at his
home in Main rircct. Norv‘al‘a.
Miss. Emma Van Tassel. who has
been spending the past year in New
lirnnswlck. N. Y.. is spending the sum-
mer at her home in Crescent Terrace.
3'1. Principal 111.111. Gutnburt: of East
were attests yesterday of Mr. and M 1'11.
1;. A. Tucker. of Main street. Norwalk.
‘ The Misses irene and Anna
O‘Rourke. 0t Danbury. who have been
the guests or Mrs. Patrick Mulvillill. in
Elizabeth street. have returned to
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. A.,Biancl1ard. of Elm-
wood avenue. started today for Peter-
sham, Mass. to remain the balance of
lllt‘ summer. They propose to make
the trip entirely by trolley.
Robert Howard. J11. visited his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
Howard, Sr., in East Ciilf street. Nor-
walk, yesterday. It was the first time
he has seen his grandparents in four
years.
Howard Montgomery. of the Norwalk
store of Comsteck Brothers. and lo
Roy Montgomery hook-keeper at the
Central National Bank. lcl‘t today for
Florida. New York. to spend their sum—
1ncr vacation and expect to be gone
two weeks.
Miss Sadie. Brown. rashier at W. S
Stnrte rant 1; store. and Miss Marjorie
Weston. a ricrk. started this morning
to take their annual vacation. MISs
Brown will remain away a week. and
‘iliss Weston will return In two weeks.
Millard Sturtevant is substituting as
cashier in Miss Bmwn‘ s absence.
Finest Eigin Creaulerll
t'mI-‘iln. Miss Auulia ii111krrx,Waal1ing’
Norwaik. and Allen Barnum. of Bethe). ,
; 11111111 ‘euaao 1111111113,: 1.111;. 141/211.- SUGAR chase snoumsas, 1.11., 12:. , Bacon, 1.11.. 111:.
drk Grocer
See that. your money is I11 a good
Savings liauk. (Line. in which you have
confidence. "
There in 11 sense of security in the.
possession ol’ 11 Savings Bank Book
which makes ltH possessor much
more able to confront the diillcultioa
of life with the calm' and steady pur~
pose to succeed. We pay interest on
all deposits.
THE SOUTH‘ NOR WALK
SIT VINGS BANK.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
We are open fol' business Saturday
evenings from 6:00 to 8,200.
”lie-lieu Want to Save Monet?
it so open an account with
The South NorwaIk Trust Co.
and secure one of their
CLOCK AUXILIARY SAVINGS
BANKS ’
stout reminder.
Business Iltmrs~~ti to 111 a. 111.,
:1 p. 111.: Saturday evenings, 7 In It.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
Capital. SIOO 000. 00
Surplus. 3100.000. 00:
Other Profits. 584 000.00
IOHN ll. FERRIS. President.
IACOB Ill. lAYTGN. Cashier.
,omacross‘:
John H. Ferris
John H. Knapp
Henry Seymour
Christian Swat-n
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Recount: Sallclted.
SMALL-POX" GUARANTINE.
means trouble, but death without In-
surance I11 the Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
wife and children. Think of it to-
day. Settle It tomorrow by calling
upon,
Fred'k ii. Field. General Agent,
lluhert II“. Pierce. Special Agent
1111111111 hank nodding.
VACATION IIIILLlllERY
‘iu
01‘ all doamiptions. INhlto Duck Ping
i‘oiu. Iluia, Salim-11111111 Aipines, White
aMnii liais. White Felt Ilnts, new and
stylish itough Straw Sailors.
0
patterns in (ibill'on Vellings..
llirds, Wing‘s and Pompous.
TRIMMED HATS AT
MlDfiUMMER PRICES.
M. F. Alokerman
3! Main Street, .
i)_ainty
New
Norwallr.
Fine Goods at low Prlccs
Connected with large Bridgeport. e
Iablishmcut.
pWantcd, Children
To sell our goods for
premiums 111: money.
I1‘ino goods at. low prices.
which will assist. you by being a con»
ilox
CITY NATIONAL BAllII'
Cleveland-Wilcox C11,;
I BliSlol Conn.
Child’ 5 Rocket Free
' Fol viii 011111111 Soup ’l‘r 11in Marks
12 “7.111111 Starch ’l‘rmh- Marks.
4.: t'laono Washing i’11w1ic1"i‘1‘udu Marlin
Given Away at
. BUCKLEY & WHEELER.
BICYCLE .1111.) 131111.11 SUPPLIES.
7111 South Main 81..
OZONE .
21:»
113111111
groom
The three kinds
must be presented for ltli‘ki‘l‘.
.ill first 1 lass stores sell the Ozone
goods
BARGAINS.
Onehnlf dozen steam gauges.
hot air pump, all kinds 0! old
tools and machinery. 2 large kettles.
reading books. pulleys. shading.
and hangers. piping of various
sizes. Highest prices paid for iron.
steel. metals and junk. Second hand
brass chaudellelin. hardware. Aime
ham Harris. Raymondditn South Nor-
walk. Close Saturdays.
‘l‘llfiflNllii‘lOll 101111111 001111111.
So.IN11rwalk. :
"1‘11 Trade Marks
Phone HIT-4..
PERSONAL]. Ym CONDUCTED TOURS.
BLOCK ISLAND, Il-day trips, costing
88 50 and $10. 60. Saturdays, July 19.
26. Aug.2.9.10.23 and 30.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. 4 or (May
trips, costlng.$12 or 3111. Meadow.
July 21, Aug. 4, 11.18. 25 and Sept. 1..
WHITE MOUNTAINS. Iivday trips,
costing $23. Mondays, July 28, A1111.
11 and 25. .
AUSABLE CHASM, costing $24.50.
July 2]. 28. Aug. 4. ll, 18 and 25.
NIAGARA FALLS, 4-1Iays' trip. costing
$19. Tuesday. August 19.
THOUSAND ISLANDS idaya'
[11111.19 $21.
ROYAL TOUR to Niagara Falls, Thou
hand islands. Montreal Ausablo
Chasm, Lake George and Saratoga.
12-days' trip, August 19, costing $73.
CATSKILL, 5-day trips. costing $14.50.
from New Haven. July 22, Aug. 12
and 20.
COTTAGE CITY. 5-day trips, ,eostlng
$17. July 2i. Aug. 4 and 25.
NOVA SCOTIA. l trip. Aug. I3, 9-days'
tour, coating $50.
Copies of "The New England Tour-
Ist“ descriptive of all tours, can be
procured by applying to (l. W. Har-
I‘gsh'rickct Agent, N, Y., N. ii. & Ii.
trip.
5111150011115" POINT.
EAST NORWALK. CONN. 5‘
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
1m all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Builungand Fishing. .
Bath Houses to Rent by 82115011
I .l. E. O’SULLIVAN,
i PROPRIETOR. .
Tot. Call 97.5.
111111101111 11111
f A DELIGHTFUL ISLAND SEA '
l suons nasoar.
1
Imunrli Siren leaves as follows:
I - Steamboat dork, South Norwalk, 0:20
111. m. llorlon’s Point. 9240, “1'10 a.1n..
2 «In 3:10. 5 o'clock and 13:40 11. n1
dolly.
Return trip to Dorlou' 11 Point from ‘
Ital 1111! after dinner ll p.111.
1 Round trip tickets. 25 cents.
3COATS AND BAIT FOR FISHING.
I _ BATHING, TENNIS. ETC.
114' 3111
1 84th SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
TO DEPOSITORS
or the
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
United Maul: Buildinm
South Norw,alk Conn.
June” .5. 11102.
The lloard of Managers have this
day (It‘ttlm‘ml 11 dividend to depositors
of interest at the rate of {our (4) per
vent. per annum for the six months
funding Jum- 30; 1902, payable on and
after July 10, l902. “
interest not drawn will be credited
3o amounts and draw interest from
July I. 1902.
GEORGE F. BEARSE.
Treasurer.
526 3w
Woman's happiness is in obeying.
Silo objects to men who abdicute too
lilllPIL-“u‘ilngIlC‘ICA.
TELEPHONE. 58-2.
SE Y M OUR’S S TORE.
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
0111 Fancy Bridgewaier Creamerv Builw; the Finest Java and Mocha
Coffee; Double Cream Cheese; Fres
Can Chicken: Rich's Frult Cake; Fruit Juices: Jams: Jellies. “
There IS lots oi pleasure in selling the V1 ry Best at the same price for
which you get ordmarv goods elsewhere.
All the Irwin}: Cereals on the market.
Great Sale oi Norka Mailed Oats now 1:1 log on at our store.
Telephone where you can secure the best
13:5: UrapeJulce; Potted Meats;
“C. E SEYMOUR,Lead1ng Grocer.
N. Y. CITY.
in price, but away up in quality,
few of our leaders {or this week
That s the kind ol‘ Grooming “'1: are putting out here right along.
11:21 111111111111 11111 1111111
Just read a
l
1
2 Les. FULL CREAM 0112552. 251:. 2 cans «BEST use SALMON. 25c. 11 PKes."husEplialscu1T,esc. '
2 LB. PAIL COTTOLENE. 23c.
20 LBS. GRANULATED SUCAR,‘ $1.
MAGNOLIA 1111.11. 95. can.
3 lb. box Starch. 151:3 STIL w ICam boil' 8 Soup (asst) can, 91:
Grape Nuts. 2 for 25: \ L0 - lacs: ache and Java Canoe. lb.. 301:
Fume. pkg.,- 14c; FINEST giChoiee Tea. , . 35 40,50,60c1b.
Malta-Vita, pkg” 14c} ELGIN CR ERY “8hrodded Wheat Bficuit; pkg, 12c
Saxon Wheat Food. 2 for ~ 251:; 3011‘ 3 cans String Bonus. 251:
Decorated China free. i ‘ 25c POUND .3 1!). can Clam Chowder 15c
Keppered Herring. can 17:; ' 11111511111 Barley Food, 11115.. 131:
PDTATOES. WATTBELOW COST. EARLY ROSE POTATOES,25¢ PER PECK. , POTATOES.
Begins Kern 3110.11.13.
3hr. Retinal
Bar new 811 out
at the
Summer > Season
Side Costs 6112. Week.
I Fruit of the Loom Cotton. val- Ladios' Hose—“Tho Estey'L.
uc. iii/J11, el1z1aran1:c sale , 655,1: Seamless, value 121/99, Clear- .
Willimantie Thread best at);-
- 1 1 11111:: sale
cord Machine Thread. 31; Q ‘ 9°
‘ i i . I LadieS' 26-inch Umbrellas.
Lining Cambrc. 3”“ “1”" beautiful handles, value $1
best quality, many places . ”
they ask tie a yard for it. “"1 “‘3‘“ clearancq sale, 55c
clearance sale, 3‘/2°
Children‘s Ribbed Ilene. the
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder. vai~ 121,51: duality. clearance
1111 25c.1:l1>:11‘a11ce sale, 171: sale, 6%:
Mennen's 'l‘aletun Powder, val- 1 Ladies" Swiss Embroidered
ue 25C“ (.Itidltllltc “816' 5° llantikcrchict's. value 10c, at 51:
”lilo Long" Hooks and Cream” *1 . , . .
"See that Iiuznp-—-valuc'10c - ‘ ("S Drop Stitch BIaCk
clearance sale. 51: 800]“. "31110135“. UIL‘M'
. Vance sale, To
Full Yard Wide Unbleachmi ,
Shooting, value tic yard. Iiates’ Best Seersucker, value
clearance sale, 41: 12th yd , clearance sale, 81:
s \\ m 251' Black Sewing Silk.100
“\8. ET?» yald spools, sale price, a
. - box, 191:
R\bb°“s a“& gages 0e Invisible Hooks and Eyes,
Willimautic so; Cord Spool “WW“ “"‘l 11112110151107... 4°
Cotton during your clear- 50 Dragon Thread). 500 yard
am... sale at Q 31: ‘spoola. all numbers, sale
Bust Noodles, in all sizes that ”100' 3c
always sell at 5c. clearance 3"1 Iiand SI‘WIIII; Cotton. 200
““10. 21/21.: yaid spools, soft finish, a
Clinton Safety Plan are the dozen, I 19°
best made. during our clear- 2111: Admauliue Pins. £0011
once sale. dozen at 5c points and strong plus. 1i for 5c
“(.1ng Hooks and Eyes— ltic Corset Clasps, 4-5-1; books,
"500 that . Hump"—-~they “'IIIIC, drab and black. 60
have many imitations but on 25.9: Mourning Pins. dull and
equal, value 10c, clearance , bright black heads, 1! boxes
sale, card, 5°. for 51:
25 35c Neck Ribbons, funny 31: Corset Laces. 3 yards long.
and plain colors, two to {our roundvali linen, «i for 51‘.
inches, 11 yard. 181: W '
12mm Silk Taffeta RIIilimlS, B _ :‘n ,
tour Inches wide: white, eafig ‘0 933'
pink. blue and black, 11 yd., 12c Devafimenx.
25-3912 Veiiings, plain green. r , 1
green With White, \the WIUI 31.110 and, $1.75 “Elite Lawn
. green. all the new things, Shirt i‘ialsts, 95°
ayard, 19c $2.0011nd $2.50 White Lawn
12111.1: Val. Lace good styles. Shirt Waists, ‘ $1.45
12 yards to the piece. Bale $3.“ .5 and 5°50 Lawn Shirt
price. a piece, 10c Waist Suits. $1.95
39C Sash RIAJTIDII. SOVCH Inch- . $150 Lawn SIIII’AI‘VEIBA Suits, 95C
es wide. all the desirable $2.00 and $235 Polka Dot
00101313 W“. 1 39° Wash Skirts. $1.50
, . .
10c iomi De Paris Lace am ”.50 Duck Skirts, navy and
insertion. two to three inch- »
black ground. 95c
es wide. a yard. 71: . V
25-501: Leather Belts, brown, Chrildrons (:ingrham Dresses,
tan, slate and patent leath- "90- 69" ”I‘d 7"“ at 47‘
or, sale price, 191; $1.25 Children's Gingham Sail»
25c Wash Neck Tles.ai1 white or Suits, 75c
and white With colors. fancy Ladies’ i$1.00 wrappers, light
ends, 196 or dark colors, 751:
19-351: Turn-eyer Collar 11111111, ”.50 Japanese Silk Shirt
5 11113;? “113;“?! 1?: ”Neil 15° Waists, white or black $2.50
Lwidthsar “3:“ :1“? 11:11 3169 All Black Duck Skirts 951:
1 1 9 W
drab 3c 32. 25 and S .00 want and Cal
1011 Geneva Thread silk sub cred Lawn Wrappers. 431 so
I stitute, 500 yd. spools, sale 53 .00 1’0"“ Dot “"0 [yawn '
price, 51: Waists, 751:
51: Hair Pin Cabinets. assort- 81. 00 Kimpnas and Dressmg
ed sizes, straight. and crimp- Sacques, 681:
Ed 11 b0! ‘ 3‘: Ladies’ 500 Corsets. while or
15-17c Velvet Grip Hose Sup~ drab, 36¢
porters. ladies' and Child Ladies' 391: Trimmed Muslin
ren’s sizes, sale price, 12i/2c Drawers ' ~25:
25c Canticld's Dress Shields, L. dl1 . w C H: . re. 31
light weight. washable, any a “’ “’C 0’s” 0‘0 x .,
sine 18c styles. 180 1
' ‘ Ladics’ $325 and $3. 00 Bath-
101: Stockinet Dress Shields.
, b i log Suits. $2. 25
5"“ ““9“”1 ”’c '3‘“ ”“1 :1 and The Children’s inns, 38c
sale price, 5° lniants' Lawn Caps, 1531: and
10c Ball and Socket Fasteners. 50c ones. 23¢
W0 “I193; black and mixed. 75c Lawn Sun Bonnets. 19s
a dozen. ‘ 56 Ladies' Lawn Kimono Mung.
10c Pearl Buttons. suitable for log Robes. regular price
shirt waists and trimming; $1.39 and $1.25. at 95c
dwell. 711' 81.2.6 House-mate's Dresses. 85c
Norwalk Chronicler