I'm” uv-o--.....-...v...$2.00-
Wa’ $1.75.
xpollths..................$150.
lofients’ ..$1.25
u.1-n-~..-.-...--
WASHINGTON STREET,
GUARANTEE
WITH
EVERY PAIR.
.0. Lyon 81 Co.
SOLE AGENTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
, ‘ 0111111113 T1111
801111100111 Pleasure Seekers
11111111111111 l11 011111110 l.illlil
0111111 111 Hours To ll l’,11l1l
ind Finally Rescued
HICAGQ, July lbw—Two persons
perished in the lake. last night, and
"lsht others fought hours for life,
clinging to the overturned Aral) IV.
901111in by John H. Cameron cashier of
tit National Bank of the Republic. The
wilt. struckl suddenly by the fierce
which swept over the city late
, evening, capsized. 'l he boat 111.1
‘ ty-‘onedooter, and one of the best
it n yachts in the harbor. The dead:
_ dry Taylor, sixteen yeals old; Harry
iil' 0801i, seventeen years old.
'ilha rescued: John H. Camemn
' Mary Phenix Cameron. his wife;
Cameron, Miss Mamie Goodman,
.Williatn Corey. E. S. Ha kins, Arthur
Barber. skipper of the ‘ab 1V, one
"When the storm struck the yacht. no
ttedipt had been made to reef sail
ad with all its canvas flying the mer-
sryi'pakers‘. who were wholly uncon-
colours of danger, went over in 11 flash,
the vessel filling Instantly, and left the
{flirty struggling for life, in the bay.
1 hree miles from shore. '1 heir predica-
lnéut was given added tenor by the
fury of the water lashed by the storm
'and the constant lightning. By heroic
'fforts on the part of the men, the
women were supported in the water 1111-
i they could/be given :1 firm hold on
the overturned boat. The yacht as it
lefti ts modrlng..had fortunately towed
along behind it a small yawl. Setting
.to Work to right the yaw]. which had
been dragged under and filled with w11~
111‘ when the laige1 boat went over
be men finally got all but two Into It
and started for the long row to the
hole, in the face of the choppy sea
' astrohg wind which made it 11
hemulean task to make water at all
ward midnight Har‘ry Boylan.
the steward of the Columbia yacht.
club; heard a hail of the faintest kind
come from out of the darkness off the
clubhouse. Slowly the heavy laden
' owboat came creeping 11p to the land
in; With the woman in a state of col-
lapse. and Corey so exhausted that he
could hardly move the oars. All be
old say was ‘Send out life saving
crow; Arab IV overturned, two dead
.0110, others clinging to bottom of boat "
. The bodies of the two young persons
stiff) ned 1Were found in the cabin f the
an i. when the boat was towed into
he arbor at 7 a. m. Presumably the
o and girl who had met death, had
11 refuge in the yacht s cabin when
storm broke, and wctc unable to
ex“ cute themselves when the bout
., , lit over. The Arab IV was built last
-‘s 11,113 and took part In the races for
’tho‘SIr ”Thomas Lipton cup.
.4,
MISS CREAMER'S PARTY
number of the young friends of
Miss 1‘Nellio Creamer, of Hanford
ac tendered her a party last night
nor of the anniversary of her
'day. 2 There were various games
and a general good time.‘ Mrs.
Creamer. mother of the little hos-
treated the guests to a sumptuous
yWilliam Cayanagh, of. Orchard street,
Walk. is spending his vacation with
1195 in Washington. D. C.
share. .11 Webster Dictionary and a
‘ iiic Educator. If you leave your
3 at T. J. Magner a news store for
er Bound Books free. Worth
Hard and Soft Wood Tooth
II assorted no two alike at
11; regular price $1 and $1. 25.
G. A. R. STAFF APPOINTMENTS.
Commander Rogers Also Make: An.
nouncemant of Several Committees.
HARTFORD, .Iuly Iii—Commander
N. Burton Rogers, of the Connecticut
Depiirtnwnt. G. A. 11.. has made the
following staff appointments: Depart-
ment inspector. Hector (1. Hayden,
Meridcn; chief musicrlng officer. Dr.
William E. Qulgley, Waterbury; Judge.
advocate. I). C. Kllbourn, Litchtleld'.
acnior aldc dc camp, l1‘a It. Wildmau.
Dunbury.
haVe been appointed: Soldiers Home,
with the department commander.
'l‘homus lloudrcn. Bridgeport; William
Aiken, Norwich; ’l‘homns L. Norton.
Lakcvlilc; I. 1.1. I-lyutt, Mcridcn; Steven
Walklcy. Souihingtou; John (1. lieulcy.
New Haven; resolutions, A. B. Beers,
Bridgeport: S. (I. Blackman, Shelton:
W. F. Rogers. Mcrlden; legislation. H.
l“. 'l‘alntor Hartford; J. M. Brewer.
Norwich: .1. It. Sloan Ilmtford; 111111]
liicks New Biltain; Andrew Gordon,
linzardville. Picket posts, .1. C.
lli‘ottch. Middletown; W. 11. Loomis,
ilockville; 11}. S. Bishop, Norwich; W.
C. Ililiard. llrlstol; .l. H. Mctliil. Stam-
ford; M. P. Coon, Naugatuck.
MOSQUITO EXTERMINATION.
The Beginning of a Great Crusade Pro.
dicted.
The Century for July contains an ar-
tlcle entitled “A Campaign Against the
Mosquito," setting forth the details
of the operations that have been no
dcr way near President Roosevelt‘s
summer home. at Oyster Boy, L. I. I11
11 prefutory note, Dr, L. 0. Howard,
entomologist 11f the department of 11ng
culture. says: It Is my firm opinion
that widespread as is the, Iutcrcst In
mosquito extermination accrue to be. at.
present, It is not a temporary interest,
but tbe‘bcginnlug‘of a great and lnicl-
llgcut crusade. l y own correspond-
ence on the subject has been little less
than enormous. I have received dur-
ing the past your many thousands of
letters about 1110squiiocs, most. of them
inquiring about methods for relieving
individual houses, neighborhoods and
1,111n1111unitlcs from those annoying 11nd
dangerous creatures. New Jersey, a
state which has suffered a grcnt eco-
nomic loss from the. abundance of mos.
quiioes, Is giving attention to tire mat.
ter, not only In isolated communities
as community work. but also by state
action, tho-legislature raving passed a
bill to promote. Investl ations, but, 1111-
foitunalely. without any approp1in
tion.l..:1st summer the towns of Sum
n1lt and South Orange cairlcd on com
muniiy work which is to be continnqd
this summer. The. cities of Elizabeth,
Newark and Jersey City are, I bcllcvc,
to do some drainage work with this
end in view. The. work to which Mr.
\Vcck's article rcfcrs has been large-
scale work carried on by an associa—
tion of private citizens. Ernest efforts
are being made in Baltimore to carry
on similar work lmdcr 11 city uppro~
pl‘lutiou, and a mosquito topographic
survey of the suburbs of the city has
already been made by g1s.liirscbbcrg
and Dobm. The hour of health of
New Orleans has token 111) the matter
and is doing Intelligent and sutlsfue
tory work. Nashville. Tenn. Home.
(111., Talludcga. Alu., Winchester and
Norfolk, \’11., and a number of other
places are looking Into the matter with
a view to immediate effort. and small-
111‘ communities all over the country.
north. south, east and west, either
have the. matter under consideration or
are already beginning work. The. 1111
thorltics of the. Michigan Agricultural
College, near Lansing. have authorized
their entomologist, Mr. Pcttit. to un-
dertake a mosquito crusade the pres-
ent summer. Dr. Felt, the New York
state entomologist at. Albany, writes
me that he will begin mosquito work
at once, while Dr. Davenport, dinector
of the biological laboratory of the.
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Scienc-
os, tells me that efforts will be. made to
determine/some practical points of
great Importance at Cold Spring bar:
bar, Morris Cove. and Lawrence, ,L. I.,
are organizing for work, the latter with
an appropriation of $1.000. Dr. Stiles
is lecturing on anti-mosquito work be-
fore the army nfcdical school at Wash-
ington. and posting all the young army
surgeons who have been ordered In for
instruction. The admirable results
achieved under our administration of
sanitary affairs in Cuba have been an
inspiration. not only to communities
in the United States, but to foreigners.
Major Ronald Ross, of the Liverpool
school of tropical medicine, writes me,
under date of February 20: “By dint
of constant driving Ithlnk we are
getting this country to do something
at last. It Is, however. doubtless the'
example of Havana that has chiefly set
them going."
It appears from all this that exact
details of so large a piece of work as
is being carried on by the'cnter ls-
ing and public-spirited members of he
North Shore improvement Association
of Long island, as described by Mr.
Weeks' will be virtually of world-
wide“ interest.
SCHOONER ENDYMION LEADS.
NEW YORK, July 15—10 the race of
the Atlantic Yacht Club from Bren-
ton’s Reef to Seagate. the schooner
yacht Endymion was sighted of! Sandy
_ Hook bar at 1 o'clock this afternoon. in
the lead.
The annual collection for the Con-
necticut Law and Order League will be
received next Sunday at the South
Norwalk Congregational Church. “.-
' Mrs. Hatfield of East avenue, who
has been Quite ii], is improving.
The fellow who is always short nev-
or gets along.
The following committees ‘
‘ U. 8. 11.011. 010.14%“
SHIRT WAISTS
250 Worth 501‘.
391: Worth 751:
75c Worth $1.50
980 Worth $2.00 -
SILK WAISTS.
$1.95 Worth $3.75
$2.96 Worth $5.00
SHIRT WAIST SUITS
$3.96 Worth $5.)" 1
W Car tare 011 $5. 0
(it Pays toTracie”
At Houston’s
Clearance Sale
NOTE THE SE PRICES:
WASH SKIRTS
ridgeport, llOSMamSL,
GRANBY LOOP FINISHED. l
Central New England to Run Trains];
to Springfield Early in August.
The Central New Ingland ltailwuy
Company, which operates the. Hartford
and Connecticut Western Railroad 1111-
der lcusc. has practically completed
the building of the link around tnc'
Montague farm I11 linst (I1'unl1y.1wl1lcl1
gives Ii 11 line. of ruiioad from this
city to Springllcld by way of "‘11‘Iit'
villc. 'l‘ht1 company will cntc1
Springfield over the. tracks of the lies-
ton and Albany railroad. 'l‘hc C1111-
lcal New England has several 1111111 now
at work on the. road making the. iinlslr
ing touches and I11 11 short time the
company will make application to the
railroad commissioners for approval
of the line and it Is expected that. the
trains will be. running in August.
WHOLESALE GROCERS COMBINE.
CHICAGO. July Ill—A combination
of wholesale grocers, organiml sub-
stantially along the lines advocated by
James F. Morgan, for the consolidation
of country banks. has been effected by
Chicago capitalists. Incorporation pa-
pers for the. combined will be filed In
New Jersey today. The new company
tion of $5 000 000 of which $1.500 000
already has been subscribed.
Iini'low Iii. Iiigginbotham Is presi-
dent of the cmpor.utlo11 which will be
known as the National (lroccr (311111-
pauy. The concern will gain control
of the largest houses I11 Illinois, out-
side of Chicago. Indiana. Ohio. Mis-
souri and Michigan. The national and
western grocer companies are not 111
be 111111‘gcd..but retaining separate 111‘-
gunlzntion. will have. u clusc working
arrangement.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. 1n.-—’I‘l1crc
was an active opening demand for the
grangcrs, southn'cstcru and I’ncincs.
Prices throughout the list showed 111l-
11'anccs with 111111 or two exceptions.
.\tcl1ls1111 sold from 88 to 8751’. on the
transfer of 0.000 share . coinptn‘cd
with 117b,. at last night's use. The pur.
chase of mod shares of St. Paul car-
ried It up iii. and there. 111111111 openings
also of 3.IWU shares of Southern Pn-
tic and 3.000 shares of ilnion Pacific, at
advances of 1,13. D0111 c1 and lilotl raudc
preferred rosc about 11 point and Notth
American 111;.
W..All I‘ltl1i1"l‘ 1 p. 111 -—l’rncs fell
steadily during the. noon 110111. causing
reactions from the best of 1 to ‘3 points
and driving some of the leaders bclow
yesterday‘s close. thu the selling
movement ceased. the market became
very dull. but. showed little rallying
power. New Haven Increased Its gain
5% to 210.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wrro or staples
& Goldschmidt, commission brokers.
Swlri‘rtz & Corbett's block South Nor
wa :
0%
2%
91%
12%
8111
U. S. Steel,r1e39% 39%
U.~S. Steel [111}. 907% 90% .
w bun r 11115» 13132;. o
On Poo. pfd.,
U. S. Leather.
90% 91
12% 12%
111 1
will begin operations with 11 cupiiullmn 1
Open High Low 1230
Amal. Copper 0’1‘/ 64% 63 1... ,4
Am. C. N1 W.. .2 32 32 32 .
Am. C. S1 F. pf. 90 90 90 90
Am. Cot. Oil, 112;, 5253'. 52“.”. 52%
American 100,931.10 9% 10
Am. lca pfd., 351/ 3111 115114 301,5 .
Am. Loco., pfd. 03 if. 037.1,; 93% 037.11
Union Pacific 108% 108% 107% 107%
lTristram&Hyatt
ewmmmwrwemewewM—twewemewt 411 ‘
oTHE :1 LEADING-i DIIY‘: GOODS :1 STORED It
1
I
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING
*Hfir‘ifi‘i‘ “ ‘- i1
751: Worth $1.25 ‘ , .
$1.25 Worth $2.00 ‘ V " l .'
$1.75~ Werih ‘ $3.00 ‘1‘ *‘1
$2.50 Worth $4.75 , i,» . 2‘11
UNLINED SKIRTS. ~11 s :‘I r s 2‘11
$3.95 Worth . 05.75 1.731 ~11
\ “‘95WALKm’ggKmfg'5° ‘11: SPECIAL PRICES ON WASH sxta‘rs on ALL KINDS 2‘:
$2, 95 worth $5.00 3 Navy and White, Black and White and Plain Black Duck Skirts, regular $1. '25 and ‘.
Tam-..— 1 $1.5oqualitytor............ yahoo;
0 purchases 01' over. Navy and White. Black and White Flare Flouuce, Braid Trimmed"; (regular $1. 75 4,1.
and$2ooquallty......... ..... $125.41
:15 All of our Fine Duck Skirts, handsomely trimmed and the best material, regular $2. 25 it
' and$2.5oquality.......'...... . ..... . .. ...... $1.5o.g‘
Linen Batiste Skirts handsomely made and trimmed. . . . . .. . . . .1». . . .. . . . . . . ..... .$1. 75.
'Oid I Y0 I All Linen Crash Skirts, materials shrunk and made up in the ”test styles . . .$1. 75 to $3. 75. .15.
F 160 U N These are the best values in Wash Skirts we have ever shown. '1‘
al armenls ow. - . . . . .1.
Ladies T ...Housefurnlshlng Department :3;
. i . 1
AND SAVE MONEY. ‘i‘ I quart White Mountain Freezers ..................... . . ..... ..$r 45.75.
$30.00 N012) Gets $50.00 2 quart White Mountain Freczt‘1s‘...... ....................... .. ..................... $1. 95. "5'
Values. 1 4 quart White Mountain Freezers ...... .. .. ............ .. . . . .. ..... . ....... $2. 75 .3,
. .3. 6 quart White Mountain Freezers . ......... . ............ . . ......... . . . . . . ....... $3.25. A}.
KIOSOVIIZ&FOX9T.: zquartArcticFreezers.............. ..... . . ..... .. $15041
NORTH MAIN CORNER ANN S , - .
1 3 quart Arctic Freezers .................. . ............ . ...... .. ......... . $1.957?
SOUTH NORWALK. . 1
I 4 quart Arctic Freezers ........... . ...... .............. . ...... .. ...... $.2. 25. “d"
J GARTNER é" oquartArctic Freczers..... . .. ..... .. .. . ...... ..... . .. . .. . '$..2.5o.,§:
' ’ + 8 quart Arctic Freezers .......... . ................................. $.3. .00.,7?
loo muc'h for Clothing.
we are offering.
Merchnnt Tailor,
' Don’t Pay
111-1111s_si11‘y you will find by
39 South Main Street.
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
Entirely 1111
seeing what
Sleeveless of
Jcrscys. from .1tic'to
out fit.
I. DAVIS 81
I" 51111 YOU
IN THE SWIM?
or If you intend taking 11 swim,
first call 111111 sec our line of
Bathing Suits
quarter siccvc
PLAIN OR STRIPED,
BOYS’ AND MEN'S.
You willilnd chrythlug here
that is net-dcd for your vacation
We noul close our store cvcn-
iugs at ii o'clock cxccpt Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday.
“11.01111, onormnns.
narrates, runmsnaas.
.85 Washington Strut.
‘ scorn noawanx”
$2 I'10,
SllN.
. bcr.
‘ Secretary CorteyJu left for Washing-
- Cockerham, of Woodward avenue. ~
AGE 2513.
1111111 "11111111111111.
: next. regular meeting to be held on the
3 11111311111111 11 11111111, 101111111 CONN:
NMWWMWi-“MWMMMOMEMWMM%1++'1‘ ‘11
BUILDING FINE NEW CARS.
The Famous Knickerbocker Express
Will Have New Outfit.
'l‘l1c K11icltcrbockcr cxprcss of ilu1
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Ithilroud Company within the next
month will draw four of the largest
passenger cars that are owucd by 11111
Consolidated road. ,'l‘I1csc'cd1‘1-1 are
now In course of construction at the
shops I11 the New Haven yards and
extra mcn are \1'01‘hlugtotmvc flu-111 in
readiness on ibc. first of August.
The Knlckcrlmckcr train 111 the fast
11st train on the mud and 11:11.1; 11111111111.-
cnllcti tin1 Air Line I1‘ly111‘. A short
while ago it. was transferred to the
Shore Linc division and makes the run
from Ilostou to New York in five
hours, leaving Boston at one o'clock in
the afternoon. arriving In New llavcn
at four o‘clock and In New York city
at six o'clock. The cars which arc 110w
being built for'lt are. four I11 number.
three passenger coaches and 01111 11111111
biuutIou passenger couch and baggage
1‘ur.'I‘l1c tno tr‘m vka 1111 the. cars are
11011111011111! of six \\ l1ccl~ 111111 l1. the only
ones 011 the road that halve this hunt»
\I either end of the cars is 11
large platform sturouudcd bv higblv
pnllshcd brass railings on the style
cf the obscn nilon 11nd -of the 111111: 1111
the Pennsyh ania road They are
balntcd green and the sides are. very
highly polished.
Stained glass is used in the. windows
and the cars present. a vcrv ptctty ap-
pcnrnnce as they stand I11 the shops.
They are 72 feet. six 11111111111 In length
andnrc only equalled In this length by
the sleeping (1111111111., and will be the
finest owned by the road.
PRESIDENT HAS A QUIET DAY.
OYSTER BAY. July 15.—-Prc0hicnt
Roosevelt passed- a quiet day at his
Sagamorc Hill home. A11 incident of
the afternoon will be a reception ad
tea to be given on the official ya ht
Mayflower by Mrs. Roosevelt to the
members of the Saint Hilda branch of,
the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Episcopal
Church. Shorilv after noon today
want to be In style.
Keeping in style means much to both sexes.
It makes the fair out more attractive, wins them so-
cial attentions .uui plc 11.11rcs
. Good clothes are a decided factor I11 the success of 11
-1 man“ s l111sincss,as \chI as social relations .
. . A welLdrcsscd family is a happy family, each mem-
"1 bcr possessed of the right kind of pride. and true pride
stimulatcs health and p1‘ospe1‘iiv..
Ixilll1(.lll'S now gc11c1allv popular credit plan per-
mits 1.1111h 1112151111 to keep right 1111 to the times in style
and comfort. ‘
We ask small deposit down and a small weekly pay-
111c11i,$l.00. This Ilioihml allows you to have seasonubie
‘ clothes and furnishings without c111bairasslnthe pocket-
book.
Our stock Is the 1'1c1y latest and 11111 ays kept abreast
of the times. complete in 01 cry detail for ladies, gentle
men and children
Cull 111111 11.1.11111inc. our inviting displays In all depart-
ments. 1011 are just as WELCOME TO LOOK as to buy.
Come In and let us surprise you by our ECONOMICAL
PRICES for the most stylish and scasonablo wear.
EVER'Y ARTICLE IN OUR STORE IS -A PUR-
CHASING“ OPPORTUNITY:
SPECIAL.
This week, at this low
price. dainty patterned
WHITE LAWN WAIS’I‘S,
chic in cut and metropoli-
‘iim finish, 981: and $1.25,
reduced from $i.50, and
$1.48, from $2.50.
m
BE COOL,
ladies, the thermometer is
creeping up! LINEN
SKIRTS, in Parisian sum—
mor styles, 0. full and most
attractive assortment at
unapproachcd prices—390,
981:, $1.25 and $1.98.
CLOTHING DEP‘T.
Two Piece Outing Suits
for men. handsome pat-
terns and strictly all wool
material, reducedto- $7.98»
METROPOLITAN
ton.
Wiimott 111111111111. of ltidgefield, is
spending the day the guest of “Jack".
modes, In stunning varie-
ties, In LADIES' TAILOR
MADE SUITS and SILK
JACKETS. S P E C I A L
PRICES—never so low be
fore, due to the backward
EXCURSION.
to
GLEN ISLAND 0...... ' 1.
It will be worth your
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95 an 5““ es .1 .NEW YORK CITY crea-
11113111 11 1111111111 10111101
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16,
By Steamer Richmond.
MOUNTAIN, R E S Oil T
and WALKING STYLES,
Boat leaves the Steamboat Dock at
South Norwalk at 8 o 'clock.
all in modish materials. .-
Prices 500 to $2. 00:
ADULTS TICKETS, 50c.
CHILDREN UNDER. 12 YEARS OF
“110 St
Each is a model suit
and made to set off the
figure to perfection.
Notioe.
. I
Notice is hereby given that the
Council of this city proposes. at its
chai‘ge of kidnapping against his wife.-
..MRS JENNISON DISCHARGED'.
1th day of August 1902.111 8 o 'clock p
. W..“-H...“
Am. Sugar, 127% 129% 127% 128% '
Anaconda, 100 100 00 901,9
A. 'r. o s. l1‘c.88 say. .3 -v sang ..
A.’l‘. & 3.11. p. 111114. 111111; 111011. 1111 .
Bolt. 11 01110, 108 111911 1011 111119;. .
1311111111111, 11111,; 11914. 111111, 11117.1
Ches. a 011111.191;1 111111, 491/. 1911
on1.&N.w_..255 21.5. 2511/. 2111-1 . -
(3111. Gt. West... 311 3111.1. 311 311" Get allOtileI Dan
C. 1M'11&St' 11. 1113 11131121112 11121.1. 3
on. .l.&P. 1911111. 191 1911 1:111 - . _
0.1.1.1.... .... 9... 9. .... oiOuhngorBalh
001.3011111- 321,1 321;. 32 32131.’ , ' _
Consol.G1as. 224 224 924 3224 1
...... .. ...... ..., .... mg Shoes 11 11011
Erich 1 371/. 37% 371/. 371-2. (i Iii '
.11. entra, 165% 11.11%, 1115 1111.11. .
Iowa Central, 48% 487.13 45% 487,11; nee em
Lou. & Nash, 1-11 1412;. 140% 1401‘.
Manhattan, 13215 13311. 1321.1, 132% For men. while yachting
Met. St. Ry., 148 149% 148 148% shoes, high or low $2.00 per
Mex. Cent. .2911. 2911. 29 2.11 .pm.
Mex.Nt.ths.. 181,1, mg 18% 131.5
lg. 1%. 1&1?" Id €333: €354 £37; 27% White or black canvas shoes.
...&.p.. .15911, . 1
Mo. Pacific. 113.71. 1141;. 1131;211:111; 1. lf'gh °" 10““50 “m and 65.
National Lead, 2111. 211/. 2111. 2111. WMB‘ ..
1.1211112121122212? 121711;: 133711;. .. 1101 the boy. high or low out
0111.. & graft", 5:3 2%“; 33 353* canvas outlng‘shoes, 50 cents. .
Pacific 11 , 1 41 41
Penn. a. 11., 151111 15111. 15111 15111. 11 F” 1111111131 in“ 11,121er1; “:3
People‘s Gas. 102% 102% 102% 10215 - “e 8 Veryn 011 low s no so
grossl. S. Car, 316% 33% $5734 47 orvwhiteJOconts. ‘
ead 11g, 61 66% '
Read 151 Md. 1111 8611. 86 86 Pauling Shoes for cvrybody.
Read. 2d pfd., 71% 71%_ 711,4 311 cents and 50 cents.
Repub. Steel, 18 18 18 18 .
Sou. Pacific, 66% 66% 661.4, 66
Son. Ry. 06., 117% 3715 3711 31; ‘
Sou. Ry p111. 961/. 97 01114 97.
Tamil). &1. 114111 0.4% 114111. 641,1,
Texas Pacific, 431,15 44 431/;
I
,thc general purposes and expenses of
. in In addition to the appropriation
NEW YORK July 15. -Mrs. Eliza:
betlr.111nnison,who Was arrested at the
instance of her husband Frank 11.10.11
nisonTfivho accused her of kidnapping
their four-year-old daughter. Alice C.
Jennison. was discharged from custody
by Magistrate Cornell today. This
action was taken after counsel for Mr.
Jennlson had told the magistrate that
In as much as Governor Odell has re-
fused to grand extradition papers for
GIFT OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.
CHICAGO .Iuly15-—.-Walter H. Will,
.snn, of Chicago. has made a gift to the .
:Unvlerslty of Chicago of a rare and
complete athletic library, comprising
1.400 volumes. Mr. Wilson purchased
the library of Dr. Carl Euler In Loin-
slc for the purpose of presenting It to
the university. it vars the Whole
department of athio 0'0 and the 1:011
111., to appropriafilhe spin of 3600:1011
the Health Depa ent of said city. for
'said department said appropriation be.
made for said department at the ad-
journed annual city meeting for the
current year.
By order of the Council,
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR
City Clerk. the romoval of Mrs unison to the nected branches play,' sport by
1801111: Not-walk, July 8,1002.) , Juriarto'tion of 1110‘ (tout courts. gt ticaand is
‘ 30 5t .01 Jennhon did to proof 'tli dollars.
.41. .
Norwalk Chronicler