,anklin Shoe $2.00. ‘3 $I-75- new?“ 1.25. unevenly-.cunnoI-v-I. . ASHTNGTON STREET, Hillndnn Sued For Alleged drill PrnmiSe ln Bridqnnnri unlit Thu June Enduring] lei inrs Will Be land it Trini «‘BRIDOEPORT July Its—~A sensation its created in social circles yesteIdaI hen the announcement was made tI a civil action for breach of prom _‘ ith damages of $15 000 had been *i g itilted against Dr. J. i-.i D. Burton. .01! his city. by Miss Betsey A. Victory, ‘ lb 0! this city. incidental to the no on. City Shel Ifi’ Thomas F ilaliiton rt dI upon $16,000 worth of property it tho physician has an interest. IBudau is now on his honeymoon living been married July .11 to Carrie I“ionee and will not be in ity until 0:Itobcr For that rea ll be shit is made Ietnrnablc to the 0 her; term of the civil superior I} ‘ . Budau. isIIa member of n promi- ‘llt family in this city. He is a grad. n, o of Yale and two weeks ago fin bed a neuron in meditinc at St. Oath rt 8 Hospital New York He was lottlust Friday in Elizabeth, N.- Miss Carrie HoI-rce‘, daughter of people of Elizabeth.” and the cv as a notable one in societv circles at city. D and Mia. Budau are now at At iantic City, where they intend to re in for a month before returning to til hiclty to_ reside. ' UNAWAY 1N RAILROAD AVENUE ' here was a runaway in Railroad Merino yesterday afternoon A team elonging to A. Schwab the Bridgeport vision dealer became fr ichtened in train while standing in front of CaIi cilanb’s cafe and dashed up the thor- ughraro. The wagon came in contact ith a telegiaph pole in ront of For 1 jewelry store and be 1121s bar- p. The whimctrco snapped in too and One horse compietelr freed itself from the car'.riage SIIIeIai men held the frightened animals until Mr. [mall arrived. POST-OFFICE BOXES ARRIVE. The mail boxes for the new New alk posh-onion have arrived and are very retty. The numbers run up to 220 , ‘ere are ten large boxes such as ended by concerns haIing much cor- 'pondonce. The boxes are already position and apparently the office ready to be occupied Postmaster however stated this morning, e .did not know uhen the no“ Aloe would be first used. } CLAIM AGAINST NICARAGUA. Curreapondénce of Associated Press). 7 MANAGUA. Nicaragua. June 22.~ “Ralph Puget, charge d’ai'iaires of the British legation to Central America with headquarters at Guatemala City frived at Managua Mav 20. His I'is rumored among the. British resi- ts (lithe city is to present a claim ‘80 000 pounds sterling against the meat of Nicaragua for putting or Central America. Limited. for Iy known as the Bank of Nicara- ,.Some reports say that the sum cation is only 20,000 pounds ster- RIVALS or vsssats. MW“ YORK July IBI—Arriv ed: thalner Oceanic from Liverpool. It Few Days Lefr . tire I: Webster Dictionary and a hittifie Educator. ”you leave your , ITJ. Magner's news store for d 3! World, you will get this set that Bound Books tree. Worth mourn box. only 4c. liltiililiatch~ Palm Leaf Fans 3c.1000 Jack _ as. all assorted no two alike at in regular price 81 and $1. 25. J.“§MAGNER, I liquidation in 1901 the London, Hard and Soft Wood Tooth- bMamSt 50. Name, ' drew T. Gallagher. formerly a pitcher GUARANTEE , WITH EVERY PAIR. D. Lyon 8: Co. SOLE AGENTS SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. 8T. JOSEPH’B INSTALLATION. Ceremony Performed Last Night by county Director O'Brien. The St. Joseph's 'i‘. A. ll. Society met in their r.ooms last night. The prin- cipai business was lilo installation of officers. (‘ ounty Director S. J. 0' Brien. performed that duty Following is the names of the officers: President. Miss Agnes Rntcbford: vice-president, Mam. iII Reynolds; tIImIIIIaIuor Annie Stoog— muiler; general secretary. Miss Jennie iioulchan; standing committhI Miss Lizzie Burns. Mary Sweeney and Norah Cullen; auditing committee, Mary Young, lizzic Casey Julia iiylund: visiting committee. Mnry Lynch May Gorrnan, Maggie Reynolds Colette Griffin and Katherine Lynch. The Ie- port of the auditing committee shows a neat sum in the treasury although the society iII but II few months old and the membership has increased so rap- aixty-four members. A committee of three was appointed to make arrange— ments for a trolley ride in the hour fu- ture. The cornmittecI is composed of Miss Kate Duffy. Miss Stcegmullcr and Miss Reynolds. STRIKERS ARE IN SESSION. Some Agreement May Be Reached in Chicago Today. CHICAGO. July iii—"'1‘”? eyes of thousands of business man this morn ing were. turned on Wosta's hall, where the striking freight. handlers were to meet during the torcnoon. Tile report of committees last night said agreements had been arrived at be tween the committees and the. Luke, Shore and Michigan Southern, the Nit" kel Plate and the Northwestern road. They reported that the last named road had guaranteed 171/; cents to truckers. but. Assistant General Mana- ger Aishton today denied that any agreement had been reached. There were troubied'minds over the situa tion as to the lilinois Central also. for all remembered that several days and a committee, signed on agreement with this road, which was repudiated by the, maporlty of the strikers. The strikers meeting is expected to be a stormy one, for President Curran has declnr» (Id be will not accept the agreements reached yesterday. while. on the oth- er band. the men are crbditod with A desire to accept the sliehiost concern sions in order to return to work. Chief of Police O‘Neill expressed relief that. the wholesalers had agreed not to at- tempt to more freight until 2 p, m. 'I‘he‘merchants only intended to make a determined eii'ort to resume shipping this morning but when a prospect of peace appealed last night the} rim Id ed to unit a little ionizer heroic taking: action. which. it, was believed certain. would precipitate violence, The striking freight handlers have voted to go back to work. FATHER SLOCUM ELECTED CHAP- LAIN nunmnpom‘. July iii~Tho annual reunion of thI Ninth Connecticut C. \I‘.. was held at Pleasure Beach. this, rIity. this afternoon. Some seventy-five veterans attended. The visitors asscru~ bled at the Atlantic Hotel. at noon. but ' the business meeting was postponed until the beach was reached. The mcct~ ing opened about 1:30 o‘clock. The selection oi‘ officers for the en— suing your resulted as follows: Presi- dent. Colonel John (l. Henley. Now Hu- ven; vice-presidents. Colanci Richard Fitzgibbons. Bridgeport: .l.. W. Glea— son. New HAVE“: Captain Garvey. Mer- idea: Captain McCartin. New Haven: L 0. O'Brien. New HaIcn: Philip Rel. lI New ilalen: Lieutenant Micbvmi Cronan Naugaiuek: drum major John E Healer New Haven: lieutenant William O‘Keeie New Haven; Daniel Sullivan. Noroton. and Frank Walton: ta. Bridgeport; secretary and treasurer, M. B. Coon. Naugatuck: historian. Col— lard Adams. Cromwell: chaplain Rev William J. Slocum Waterbury PRESIDENT’S DAY OF RECREA- TiON. OYSTER BAY. N. Y.. July 16.-To- day was the first realy quiet time that the president has had at Sagamore Hill since his vactlon began. Nouns. iness except some brief routine mat— ters from Washington was attended by the president. He will pass most of. the day in recreation with Mrs. Roosevelt and the children. Tonight R. D, Wrenn, the tennis champion and a former member of Troop A. of the Rough Riders, and Owen Wister, of Philadelphia, the author of the Virginian," will be at Sagnmore Hill to spend the night and tomorrow with the president. BASEBALL PITCHER DEAD. NORWICH. July 16— Newa was re- ceived here today. of the death of An- ia the Connecticut baseball league. at South Bethlehem. Pa. He had been sick since April 10, with typhoid pneu— monia. Gallagher was a member of the Norwich team last year. His home was in South Bethlehem The A. M. L 1)., Society held an en- termtnment and dance. last evening in Sons 0! Temperance Hall, Silvermine. Several from The Norwalks attended There was a musical program. Edward F. Hands. of Non-walk. rendering sever- al selections. After the entertainment dancing was enjoyed in music furnish- ed by Mrs. William J Wilcox. . Miss Elizabeth Wilson, who has been visiting her brother bouts C. WiL son. at. his home in Hancock street, Brooklyn. returned last evening to her home in Barlow avenue. East Nor- um Ellie May Wilson. idly that their roll now comes up to . walk. She was accompanied by her. i NOTEW I SH'IRT WAISTB ' 25:: Worth 50c 1 39¢ IWorth 75c ‘ 75c _ Worth $1.50 I; 98c Worth $2.00 SILK WAISTS. $1.95 Worth $3.76 $2.95 Worth $5.00 SHIRT WAIST SUITS $3.95 Worth $5.75 'I t Pays to Trade” At Houston’ 5 Clearance Sale THE SE PRICES: WASH SKIRTS 75c Worth $1.25 $1.25 Worth $2.00 $1.75 Worth $3.00 $2.50 Worth $4.75 . UNLINED‘SKIRTB. $3.95 Worth 35-75 $4.95 Worth $7.50 WALKING SKIRTS} $2. 95 Worth $5.00 '3‘ Car tare on $5. 00 purchases or over. Bridgeport, ilOSMainSt. _ YOUR OWN RELATION. I i it at llily time you are in want 01’ friends or II donation. Be sure that you this warning heed Don't. ask your own relation. if your stomach has collapsed From need of.a collation, Take this IiIiI“iI:r-IiorI'i ever go Among your own relation. ii’ :I scandal should appear. lie. ii truth or libelntion. You will often find it bud its birth Among your own relation. Whatever in this world you are Or what your occupation, if you would have success, } Don’t tell your own relation. Whenever they It‘ouldilatior you. Heed not. the incantation, For surely there‘s an ax to grind, Among your own relation. iiut if It stranger should extend To you Im invitation. You will oil a greater II'IIicoIIIe ilnIi ITlIun with your own relation. M. S. l‘Ait'i'ithK. TODAY iN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 II. lilxwiil‘fll’y buying was in evidence in various por- tions of the list at the opening. Illi- vaneing prices a fraction all around. in the steel stocks the individual blocks ran as birth as 21.000 shares. thr- cornmon rising ~35 and the preferred ’59.. (.‘hi‘ongo and Alton and Tennessee coal rose ()lI'C‘I’ II point and Amalgamat- ed Copper it large-(radian. A sale of 1.100 shores of St. Paul curried ii 00' II fraction. but the purchase of un- otiIrIr 1.000 shores carried it Irpmeaiu. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-—~llioclts of 1.000 and 2.000 shares were brought fre- quently of Chesapeake and Ohio, Southern Railway. Texas and Pacific. and Southern Pacific, advancing those Itocks from 54. to 114.. tiliicueo and II ton increased its gain to It points on a heavy demand. and there was general rally to the best by the (lrangcrs und Pacifics Newsldcrscy Central gained two points TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reports over private here or names & Goidacbmidt. commission brokers. Norf & West" 577.9 O.nt Fe West. 33 Pacific Mail, 40% Penn. R. R.. 154% People's Gas. 102% Press. S. Car. 47% Reading. 667;. Read, ist ptd.. 86% Road. 2d pfd. 1'1 1,4; Repub. Steel 1731 Son. Pacific. 6613;. Son. Ry. (10.. 37% Son. Ry. bid... 97 ‘ Tenn. C. & 1.. 60.4. Texas Pacific. 43% Union Pacific 108 tin. Par. ptd., 9115’ U. S. Lea old. 84 ..I U. S. Steel. 40 11. 3. Steel old 01% Wabash 30% Wabash. pfd. 46 ' West, tin Tel.. 30% 87 86% 801,1; Winona. Cent, 265$. 275$ 20% 27% ‘fiMr. and Mrs. George Stanfield. of chestnut street are visiting Mrs. See 58% 33% 40% 15435 1029.? 47K; 67% S037: 72% 1734; 67% 377i: . 97V; 64 L1 45% 108 911.5 84 “Wt 91% 30% 46% 5774’; 58% 33 40% “154% her home at Trinity Lake. A Home Opinion.— —“Marla.” he said. "i dbn‘t of the Uni States—it’s a hard-dob and subject to so much criticism!" "You no right, John.” was the reply .tho‘ legislature. their; they won , 93y. Swami &. Corbett’s block. South NorI walk: Open High Low 1:30 Amal. Copper. 0514:. 651.4. Nip 5317:; Am. C. & Pt. 3“. 301,332: 321$: Am. Cot. Oil, 3124?; i1? '9. 5m; 52:}; American ice. .10 10 10 10 Am. Ice pill. 37 37 37 , 37 Amer. Loco. 31% 31“,. 315‘ I313; Am. Loco. pfd. 93% 9.11.4. 93% 93% Am. Smelt. 40% iii" 401-1361;; Am. Sugar, 128% 12871. 128% 128% Anaconda. 100 101 100 101 A, T. & S. Fe, $814 88% 3754. 38%;. AT. & SF. 1.). 101141101!in 100%; 101141 Ball. SI: Ohio. 108% 109% 10851; 100 Bklyri. R. T._. 09% till-”Ir; 091.1"; 09% Chen, & Ohio. 49% 50% 49de 501A: Cbl. 8: N. W.. 252%, 2:32“; .S‘Jh} 2121i. Chi. Gt. West. 30 3054. 2031 30% C. M. & St. P. 18th 182%; 1013:; 1.02% Chi. RJ. 6‘: P. 189%.“; 190 180 1R9 Col. F. 8: 1., 911.1; 02%.; 011,9, 92% Col. South, 32 32% 32 32% Consul. Gas. 222% 2221.4; 222% 2221.9 Del. 8: Hull, 170% 177% 170% 177% Erie. , 37%» 38 37% 377% ill. Central, 165. 10534 105% tutti/é iown Central, I19 491.4% 43%. 4874. Lou. & Nash.,'l~10§4 141% 140% 1-11 Manhattan. 1337‘“. 133% 182311. 1320; Mel. SLIRy" 148% 1487;. Mil-1'45; 118% Mex. Cent. 29% 291.6, 29 29% M. K. & T” 28% 20% 281,4; 2%; M. K. & '1‘. old. 59% 60% 591;. «no. ; Mo.I Pacific, 1131A 1136;; 11275. 113%. National Lead. 211.3. 22 211;; 22 N Y Central. 159% 100 159 15974. tie-id's mother Mrs Albert Seotleld at, '1 nk m can: to be president ‘ .“It‘s lots better that you should run for " Order Your 1: all Garments Now. Ladies. AND SAVE MONEY. $30.00 Noll: Gets $50.00 Values. Krasovitz diFox. NORTH MAIN, CORNER ANN 8T. SOUTH NORWALK. j. GHRTNER, Merchant'railor, Don’t Pay Entirely un too much for Clothing. necessary you will find by seeing what we are oil‘ciing 39 Souih Milo Street Opposite Hotel Hamilton. ARE. YOU iN THE SWIM ‘1' or if you iIIiIIrIIl inking II swim, iii‘si drill and live our line of Bathing Suits} Sleeveless or quarter alcove Jerseys from idle to $2150. PLAIN OB STRIPED. BOYS‘ AND MEN' 5. You will find everything here that is needed for your vacation ouiilt. I I ‘We now close our stun.- even- ings at 0 o'clock except Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. 1. lldlll & Still. TAILORS, enormous, narrnns, runnrsnnns. 85 Washington Street. scorn noawamc —‘_“-: I -: l Glover‘s the Place ‘ .N . Gel another pair ' oi Outing or Bath- ing Shoes ii'non‘ need them For men, white yachting shoes, high or low. $2.00 per pair. “ White or black canvas shoes, high or lowfiho cents and" 65 cents. For the boy, high or low cut canvas outing shoes, 50 cents. For ladies- and children we have a very nice low shoe, black or white 50 cents. Bathing Shoes for evryhody, : 35 cents and 50 cents. ‘l o «I m M MW“; . z. . $1. a Tristramiil'iyatt NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. WWI Wash SkIrts SPECIAL PRiCES ON WASH SKIRTS OF ALL KINDS. I Navy and White, Black and White and Plain Black Duck Skirts, regular $1.25 and $1.50 quality for . $I."Ioo. a. «Immense new: I s a a I. II- -I- win ”3' 4‘ Navy and White. Black and White Flare Fiounce, Braid Trimmed, (regular $1.75 ‘id and$zooquality.........~.................................................... 551.25%: All of our Fine Duck Skirts. handsomely trimmed and the best material, regular $2.25 15' and$2.5oquality . $1.501" Linen Batiste Skirts handsomely made and trimmed ....... All Linen» Crash Skirts. materials shrunk and made up in the latest styles . . . . These are the best values in Wash Skirts we have ever shown. ' .............$I.75. .$1.75 to $3.75. .3. pp Housefurnishing Department It I quart White Mountain Freezers .. 2 quart White Mountain lireczcrs . . 4 quart White Mountain Freezers 6 quart White Mountain Freezers -$1 45 351- 95 %%%%$‘% “M ’11P?“ WMEIWSSE ii” L its tracks in Bristol. R. l.. 2 quart Arctic Freezers 3 quart Arctic Freezers 4 quart Arctic Freezers 5 quart Arctic Freezers 8 quart Arctic Freezers .3 Lil-‘1'“! i g : TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. .-.“ ...... ..-...-.. ......... ......--....----......c.-......-nI---...g.. p ..... .o--....o-.4..y.-.......I- .... ....... .-I....-.-.....--..a.....-. ..... ..-..I-... .H....-.. I 2:: i I I i I I I 3 Dr. A. ll. Siurgcs was the guest of friends in New York yesterday. A (l. Jennings is sounding neural Il.lIII the guest of friends in Walter bIIII The 'lii‘Sl onion III-is of the Season WIII‘II shipped by the local farmers to New York today. Friends from New York are the guests of Mr, and iii 1's. i‘. ll. lingers at their home in iI‘IIiI'iiIIlIl. ' lIlI-I'bI‘Iri ()hlsou, of Jersey (Tlly, is Klil‘lliiilig HPU’l'lii weeks lil'.‘ arrest of MI. and Mrs John iaiusou. Ii‘lrilrlm lialam oi iSlrII ilii‘ l laud 1:" :IpIIIIIiiIII; IIIIIII ltli \H't'ix‘n‘ tlIII gums! III .11 r. and Mrs. John lI‘orsyliIII in Fair. liIIlIl. Mrs, id, ll. Monroe. ol‘ 'iI‘II'I'ytown. N. l . who has been spending several days thI.I guest of friends in, town. has returned home... 'l‘I'InIorrew afternoon the annual fer-I- tirni for the, benefit of the Fairticid Fresh Air Home will be lurid on the Sherman parsonage lawn MI. and Mrs WnkeInan Sherwood “'i‘lO‘tht’ betn sp endim.’ amoral days the guests of friends in New York state, how returned home. C. (l. .iciliff. who has been spending a month in Colorado, has returned home greatly Illillil‘KJ't‘tL‘ti in health. While in Colorado Mr. .lolliif “sued the Mount Wilson mine. winch is own. ml by Southport people. and was grout-I ly pleased with the outlook. MI“. .101- iill' says that the mine contains [111‘ best gold ore in that section of the country. NEW CARS OF STEEL. The Additions twthe Rolling Stock of the New Haven Railroad. As The Sentinel has already stated, the additions to the rolling stacker the Consolidated railroad in the shape of the new“ steel freight cars, are begin ning to come. in, several hundred at them having been delivered last week. The measurements or these cars have also been given. The. cars are ‘ made of what is know to railroad men as bridge iron, are mostly of steel, and have n contrivance resembling a truss ' frame underneath them to make them strong and rigid. While designed for . any class of freight it is likely that . they will be mainly used for the car; j: riage of the heaviest materials only. I Some of the new fashioned cars are ‘ built entirely of steel, although those received by the Consolidated so far _ have heavy wooden sides and tops. The new cars are very noticeable in con- trast. to the old kind, and attract atten. tion wherever they appear. STORY is UNTRUE. That Bristol is to be Made Consaidat. ed’s Steariboat Terminal. The tact‘tbat the Consolidated rail: road has obtained permission to extend has led the Providence Telegram to give cur- : rency to a rumor that Bristol. which was formerly an important steamboat I terminal will now be made the termin— ‘I at for the Consolidated‘s steamers in Rhode island. The story was submit- ted to President Hall. of the Consoli- dated system. and he said that there _. ‘was nothing Vinit. James Hawkers clerk in the Fox Cy- . ole and Hardware Company. is e100."- lng a day' a vacation. ,. “ ANCHOR llilE Unltod Staten Mali steamship: Sail from New York Every Saturday . for 1; ~.. . m—wa—-f .. «in-.. remnant Fit § Miriam "J First Saloon Passage. $0 and upwards Second Bataan, $35.00 and upwards ’ 1"th Class, 36 and upwards Monsoon neurones. Agents Mung. New York A603 5M. MYTDN. S-Rflltoad Place. an. Norwaik rnIanELnul-SOIITHROR r. ' WITHOUT CASH non can come here and secure cash treatment. Evernihing to wear. from liais to .Shoes, for Man. WOman , or Child. on our ' Domini" and cOnvenient‘ GAS H; or CREDIT PLAN-«an incent— ive to wear comfortable and stir lish garments—«small deposit down and $1.00 WEEKLY PAYMENTS. Bun what non want and have it charged. We will be glad to open an meant“ with ilOil.I ' Special Bargains ' in Waists. » A splendid assortment of preiiu Colored and; White Waisls. all sizes. 490. 590. 950.. $1. 25. $1. 48. Worth double. ’ sensitinwhtwéood roads convention; 8:30 p. m.. racing at the Coliseum. LEAGUE OF AMEESTOAN WHEEL- 3' ME ATLANTIC CITY N. 3.. July 16.—— M188 CALVERT DEAD. The annual meeting of the imagine all BALTIMORE. July Iii—«Miss Lem American Whoclmcn began here today dcr Calvert died at Mt Airy no to. and will continue until Saturday. The day aged elghtyone. Her death re- iirat of the daily runs from Philadeb suited from burns received Juiv h by phia which will be a feature of the falling on: lighted lamp during an convention left that city with about attack of whilst). After extinguishing 2 ”vii starters this morning The proI the flames she lay in a oatmeal; count. gram ior today follows: 12 noon. on lion tor twolve hours and this exposure coins or league meet headquarters at helped to hasten her death. Miss Cal Grand Atlantic hotel; registration and vért was the (tumbler or Edward ll. tanning at. credentials; 3 p. m.. good Calvert. who won a grandson of the roads convention; 8 p. an, evening loot Lord Baltimore. , a.
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