$1..75
.3..........W:....$150.
1111.....-
GUARANTEE
WITH
EVERY PAIR.
SOLE yAGENTS. -
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
!
131111 11111111;
WGEPORT, July 17 .——Thc suit
' #00011 of plomlse brought against
, . D.‘ Budau 11 Yale medical
l graduate, by Miss Bessie A.
3 {continues to be the main topi1
“salon among the. young people
city.- -A reporter obtained the
‘33 of Dr: Buduu‘s sister. regarding
in Miss Budnu said:
not think that Bessie Victory
- ‘1.anything like this i thought
tired my brother for himself and
tor his money. I am glad that we
1ound out that she is mercenary
instead of after he had ma11'icd
iss Budau went on to say: "John
l have been looking it 1111 in
, iary which i keep and which may
n'veuient 1n the trial Bessie came
on us up to four weeks ago. She
that John was paying her less
on, but did not seem to care.
has not been to see us since the
adding, naturally. It is just as well
i" do not like mercenary people.
{cannot see why she (1111 claim
ing from John She 11115 the. one
.130 was eager to go with him i always
£50031”. l pitted her for it. mine i did
0t ink that John really cared
' no h for her to marry her.
. The'merceuary spirit of Miss Vic
ry shows in the 11' av she had grand
Manors propertv atta1he1l John does
,8 an: the property .1ct having just
.3pleted his hospital practice The
perty belongs to Mrs Louise Budau.
01’s mother. This property will
go to John directly but will pass
.3‘ ,tather‘s hands and then to mother.
Wis still very young being only .40.
1“M3iss Victory was not in our set."
XOURSION TO LAURELTON
3 . onovs.
e committees from the Norwalk
odist and Baptist Sunday schools
eEast Norwalk Methodist Sun
Oi school held a joint meeting last
venting and decided to charter the
r lsabel of Bridgeport {111
fly, August 14 ‘for an exctusion
.u elton Grove Long island. The
‘ he gro1e will not be made di-
ut the excursionisu: will cnjov
Still on the Sound and 11hen that do
will land all the grove where lunch
be eaten and games indulged in
ations are already being made.
seball game. There were. pro
11mm Methodist sic-.1101)! Mr. Pad
1.! JO Hawkins Harry Hoyt. F. H.
lines L Hommedieu and John
modieu.‘ from the East Norwalk
1111 school and from the Nor
3111111111 school, Mr lost and
Lyon.
on J. O'Brien of the Hartford
3 naurance Company. paid the face
' a 81.000 policy to Mrs. ohan
_ Waugh today. Her husband
nvnnaugh. died a short time
price may be bllSs. but know-
leaves no room for doubt.
Webster Dictionary and a
Educator. If you leave your
. J Magner‘ 5 news store for
World you will get this set
3 hrd and Soft Wood Tooth
000 in box, only 4c. 1000 Match
Palm Leaf Fans. 3c. 1000 Jack
assorted no two alike at
JilllS 818181 3
THE PIG IRON MELTED.
insurance Company Paid Loss on an
Apparently Safe Risk.
Fire insurance Companies have some
peculiar losses to adjust at times and
the only safe method for owners of
pr-‘opcttv is to insure everything in
isight if one wants absolute protection '
Eagaiust the ravages of fire. Vacant lots
and mill ponds might possibly be ex
copied. A case occurred not long ago
which was iather unique in the ex
p111 tome of unde1writing.0ne of the
out of town agents of a llatttm 1i com
pany discovered a lot of pig iron piled
1111 on the g10und near a factory and
after 1onslderable effort pr'euilled 1111
on the owner to insure it at a very
low pr1.uuium The agent congrutulut
ed himself and the. owner of the pig
iron considered that he: had thrown
away $1 in good monev in less than
three months the adjacent factory was
burned and the intense heat from the
tire melted the pig iron into a solid
mass. it was a question of labor in
separating this huge mass of iron and
after carefullv figuring the cost of it
the compam paid the claim of $11000
in full as the cheapest nay out of it
THE WOODBRIDGE FARM.
Ancestral Home of the Mitchell Fam—
ily Greatly Improved.
People who have dIiven out to 511
lem find the. drive 11 very delightful
one. the 1011119 have been "really im
proved. sat-1' the New London Globe
One of the objects of interest to many
New Londoners is the old Woodbridge
farm which was 11111'1111151'11 11 couple of
years ago bv Alf1ed Mitchell of the
i’cquot1oiony.Mr.Mitcl1eii's reasons
were purely sentimental ones for the
farm belonged to his 1111ccs't1'ns and he
wished to p1cscrve it 110111 110., fleet and
ruin.
The 10111» has been so cvtensh'clv
altered without destroying the old
lines and the grounds have b1e1 so
bcautilied that it is well north seeing
it is a matter of great pride. to 2111'.
Mitchell. who has taken solid comfort
out of his improvements and restora-
tions. The progress of both has been
watched with interest by Donald 1‘.
Mitchell. “Ik Marvel." of New Haven.
The famous essayist is the brother of
Alfred Mitchell.
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS OUTING.
The special entertainment of Clin
ton Commander. knights Templars
held a meeting last night. and dc1ided
to have the joint outing of (union and
Crusader Commauderics‘ at Rotou
Point 011 Thursday, uly 24. The mom
bers of Crusader Commandery will 111'-
ri1'c in Norunik at 9: 40. am ompanicd
by the llanburv Band and the two or
ganizaiions will give. a parade to South
Norwalk starting about ll o'cio1k
Speciai trolley cars will be taken to
the point and the 111111101 111" be scrv
ed between i and. " o'clock. The after
noon will be passed with sails on the
Sound, various sppris. etc.
PLAINVILLE CAMP MEETING.
111.11111'111113. (101111.. .lulv 1.—1
good representation of (‘hautauquuns
attended the opening session today of
the second annual assomhlv of the.
Connecticut Chautauqunn Association
at the camp ground. After a musical
service led by Messrs Tullar and liter
' idith of Non \ork directors of music.
for the assembh. an address was giv-
en at- “' :30 by Rev W. A. Richards
presiding elder of the New Haven .‘iie
thodlst district. Today exercises
were in the main nrelimlnsrt to the
formal beginning of Chautauqua work
tomorrow 11inch will be "Teachers
Day." .
MIDMIEEK ssnch. '
The general prayer meeting of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held this evening- at 7: 45
' o‘clock. The subject for consideration
will he Paul s Prayer from Ephesians
iii 14-.21 The midweek service of
the church is for the entire member-
ship. both young and old. The attend
ante during the summer months has
been large
CENTER SCHOOL NOTES.
The District Committee have just
had a handsome book case placed in
Prinpical C. A. Tucker' 8 oflice and in-
tend to make arrangements to increaée
the school library. Several applica-
tions have been received for the no
siticn of high school teacher to sue
coed Miss Bertha Belle. Whitney and
the appointment will soon be made.
DISCUSSING COAL SITUATION.
COLUMBUS. 0., July 17.——Presldent
T. J: Shaffer and the vice presidents
of the nine‘distrlcts of the Amalgam“.
ed association of iron. Steel and Tin
workers met here today with onicials
or the Republic Iron Steel Company
and the Tennesse Coal and iron Com-
pany to arrange a scale and foot notes
for plate mills. The vice president
‘will discuss decisions relative to con-
tentions at various mills so that fu-
ture-decisions will be uniform.
DID NOT KNOWWW‘HERE OLI FFOFtD
B
WLYNN Mass, July 17.401111 Clit-
ford of Nahant, who attempted suicide
‘ New York. today. had not been soon
3 hit faml for ore than a wool:
and they had no 0111113039 that be
m “.in New oler. When emploved
helm! hen working in Mon. where
‘ the family lives during the winter. His
' (other, who works. in a local gloom-y
.maflgeknewofnormnfor
"I t Pays to Trade”
At Ho aston’ s
BATHING SUITS
THE BATHING SEASON IS NOW ON
We carry the largest. assortment. nobblest styles,
Are you prepared for it? If not we are. ready to supply your wants.
and' we
our prices to be lower than elsewhere.
Prices $1. 50 to $6 75
I“ Car tare en $5. 00 purchases or over.
Bridge’port,ll05MainSt.
guarantee
TODAY IN WALL STEEET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. n1.—--The'
stock market had a sttong and acthc
opening with a ortference shown for
the lower priced railroad stocks. There
were 3,500 Shflltiis of Chesapeake and
Ohio sold at 531/; (I) 54 compared with
53% last night. Colorado and South
er rose 1% on heavy dealings. ilcud-
ing Norfolk and Western. United
States Steel preferred, Tennessee
Coal, N. Y. 0.11111] Some of the South-
westerns rose a sharp fraction. ltock
island after opening unchanged advan-
ced a point. and St. Paul more than re-
..covmed a slight opening loss
WALL S'i‘liEll T in. 111 ~1.'.111go buy-
ing of Reading 11111111111 the spmulw
tion to the Coolers. and practically all
of that group rose from i to 1%. Lack—
awnnna fell a point and milled 2%.
Gains of a point or more were made by
Chicago Great Western, Canada South-
ern. St. Louis and San Francisco sec-
ond preferred: Norfolk and Western
preferred: Wheeling and Lake Erie
first and second preferred. (‘liicago
l'nlted Traction and Pacific Mail.
Fargo jumped ten points. Them were
some blocks bought of Southern Paci-
tl1~ and Southern Railway. at fractional
iltl\’lill(‘t‘t§. The level of prices other-
wise was not much changed.
‘ TODAY'S QUOTATION .
Reports over private wrro o staples
& Goldschmidt. commission brokers,
SEC'Y. ROOT GOING TO EUROPE.
WASHINGTON. July 17.——Secret:‘1ry
Root will sail for Europe on the 24th
instant on La Ssvoie. He had contem-
plated sailing August 2nd and had en-
gaged passage for that date. but re-
ceived an invitation from General Hor-
ace Porter, United States ambassador
to France, to Sail with him on the La
Savole and he accepted the earlier
date.
OKLAHOMA'SPOPULATION 600.000.
GUTHRIE. O. ’1‘.. July 17,—The com-
mission appointed. to reapnortlon 0k-
lahoma has tanned the total pond.
lotion of the territory to -’be 600,000.
with one representative for every 22-
agoooqfople and one senator for every
The value of any product of hand or
brain that rednlros the application of
particular skill rkuowledge can not
be justly deterin bed by the more cost ' '
of the time and material required to
turn it (‘1th '11 Magazine. July
'94
The value of promptness. regularity
uniformity. organization and system to
shown is 1111 large amount at mac's
1011.1 1611"”
Swartz & Corbett's block. South Nor i
walk: l
' Open High Low 1:30
Amal. Copper, 115 13513131. iii-'11.;
Am. C. A". I"., 82 (It! 32 32
American ice, 10 ”ii it) 11%
A111. ice. phi. 371.»;- 30 217‘ «2 39
Amer. Loco. 82% 32112 Jilin 3291’.
Am, Loco. pf1l.. 03%; 93”; 9:951 Still/2
Am. Smelt..' 11:51, ~17 41111;. «1?
Am. Sugar. 12:11:; 121111, 1211-1. 123-1;
Anaconda. ltll Hill-‘2 100 till».-
.-\. 'l‘. 6‘; S. Fe. Sill-:1 88%; Sill/«,1 8834,;
Afl‘. 1‘: Si“. 11. 111114. 11111;. lilo-'1‘ 101
1111111. .11 1111110. 1111115, 111111311 11111 11111
liklyn. ll. T.. 70 Ti“ 09%; 71
t‘l1es.& Ohio 313% ail-g 5131,5- 54
(hi & N W. .. 232311 212’9 2:32:91 2521.81
Chi. (it West“ 30% 311,-» 30%; 3H1}
1‘. .\i & St. P111293 1829131 1817‘» i812
(iii. It. i & l’. 190 19132 llllllq‘. 19055;:
Col. i". & l.. 1153; 99 953% 90%;
17111. $011111. 3411.. 3.1-1; 2111.1. 3411.1:
Consul. (Ins. "1.111, 324 223% 224
ilci. 8', “110.. 1771‘ 1783-; 1771+; ITS“;
Eric. 383.1 387,. 38% 38’».
Ill. Central. 106 166 165% 1031‘»;
iown Central. 491.; 4991;; 491.1; 1191;.
Lou. & Nash. Hi I41 141 Hi
Manhattan. 1336;, till-“11 H.151} 13413
“of. St. R12, 1498;, 15111 149% l50
Mex. Central. 2911; 29-3-51 29“ 29-19;.
\lex. N‘t CUR, 19 19 18711 1871';
\l. K. & 'i‘.. 29 301.1; 29 30
\l. K. & T. pfd. ill 61% 60% 01%
’00. Pacific. 113% ”39!. 112% “2°79
National Lead. 22 22 22 22
N. Y. Central. iii] ltillé 1601.5 101
Norf. & West. 5.9 593.91 59 599;.
Out. 5: WesL, 3331.3 343.4: 3331; 34%
Pacific Mail, 409/1 41-21; 40111 11%
Penn. R. R., 1547:. 155 15491. 154711
People's Gas. 102'}; 10232; 10293 102%
Reading 68 083:. 07311 68:93
Read. lst old. 8714 R794, 97
Road. 2.11 pin. .2 72311 7.2
Repub. Steel. 18 1892 is
Sou. Pacific. 076.113 0814. 67K.
Sou. Ry. (10., 38 38314. 3771.,
Son. Ry. Md. 9791'. 97% 97 97
Tenn, C. 0 1.. 651A 06% 651,16 65 71’.
Texas Pacific, 1451,13 46% 451.111 46
Union Pacific 108 108 1071.1. 1079’:
Lin. Pac. pfd.. 91% 91% till-i; 9lls'1
U. S. Leather, 12% 125A 1211’. 12%
U. S. Steel. 40% 40%, 40% 401,42
U. S. Steel pfd.92|.41 92911 91% 91%
Wabash. 30% 3114 30 13,4 3)
Wabash. Md. 45131;, 47% 45% 4617
West. Un. Tel. 86 801.6. 86 86%
Wiscon. Cent. 27% 28% 27% 28
performed by the United States Post-
Fall Garments New
Ladies.
AND SAVE MONEY.
Values.
Krasoviiz 11. Fox.
SOUTH NORWALK.
$30.00 Nah: Gets $50.00
NORTH MAIN, CORNER ANN 8T.
1. quart White
2 quart White
«1m 'i‘flv'PWM-‘ch-dfll-‘Aéd': 414‘“
2 quart3Arctic Freezers
Merchant Tailor,
Don’t‘ Pay
we are offering
39 South 11111 Street,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
J. GRRTNER,
too much for Clothing. Entirely 11n-
111'cessary you will find by seeing what
3 quart Arctic Freezers
4 quart Arctic Freezers .
6 quart Arctic Freezers
%""W+%d1 " ~
All of our Fine Duck Skirts, handsomely trimmed and
Eountain Freezers . . . .. . 3
contain Freezers...................-.... ............
4 quart White Mountain Freezers
6 quart White Mountain Freezers . . ..
8 quart Arctic Freezers . ..
g: TRISTRAM & HYATT,1310RWALK C
9!!
1734:
OODS 1’- STORED-
i
o":
Hyatti
1111.131110. ‘ . '~
I . - “E"
3 3 ‘10
lrts 11-
.7.
SPECIAL PRICES 0N WASH SKIRTS OF ALL KINDS “3"
Navy and White, Black and White and Plain Black Duck Skirts, regular $1. 25 111111 4.
$1.5oqualityfor.............................‘.... ....... ... ..... ....$1.oo."%:
Navy and White, Black and White Flare Flounce, Br‘aid Trimmed, (regular $1. 75 31
and$z.ooquality ........ 81.25-51-
the best material, regular $2. 25
"ii-'1'
and$z.5oquality... ....... .. ........... ..... . .8150.
Linen Batiste Skirts handsomely made and trimmed... . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1. 75
All Linen Crash Skirts, materials shrunk and made up in the latest styles ....... $1. 75 to $3. 75. .5.
These are the best values 1n Wash Skirts we ha13e ever shown. 7}»
'2"
11.11-11.11“;
......... $3.00.
ONN. “"
PROBATE NOTICE
At a Court of Probate holdcn at Nor-
1111111 within and for the District of
Norualk on the llth day of July.
ARE YOU
m3 THESWIM?
or if you intend taking 11 swim.
3 first call and see our line of
Bathing Suits
Sleeveless or quarter
Jerseys. from 501' to 3.. .1
PLAIN 0R STRIPED.
BOYS' AND MEN'S.
You will find everything here
that is needed for your vacation
' outfit.
:-
lugs at 6 o‘c‘lont Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday.
“11.0113, c1.ora1sas,
uamas. runmsnnns.
85 Washington Street.
sou'rn 1101mm:
I I ...;
Get another pair
of Outing 01 Bath-
..I u I hp;- I_I -_I_-,-.I.I I I I
need them
0
. For men, white yachting
shoes. high or low, 82.00 per
» pair.
White or black canvas shoes,
high or low,‘50 cents and 65
cents. 1 1-
cauvss outing shoes. 50 cents.
have a very nice' low shoe, black
. or ‘white 50 cents
Bathing Shoes for anybody.
35 cents 111111350 cents.
_ - -_-.-,- 3,... u.-.n.-;- -.-’-.I.I.u_-_
We now close our store even- .
1.11111 1 111.
lug Shoes it 11011 ‘
For the boy‘, high or low out;
For ladies and children we
A 11,1902.
Estate of William .i,r11.k11'ood late
of \lorwaik. in said dist1ic1 dee eased.
WiiI’ItE\S Mitten applitation has
been made to this court arming. for
lessons therein set forth for an order
of sale of certain real 11.1111111- ol said
tuiiv des cribml;
()lllllrl Lilli) that said 111111111 ntion he
heard and d. w-l111ni111d at the
Office in Norwalk on the 241i) dav ol‘
July. 1902. at 10 o'clock torenoo'n. and
that public notice thereof in.4 given to
all persons interested therein by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper har-
lng a'cirt-rlation in said district, at
least five days before said day of hear-
ing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
1’17 it Judge.
Notice to Contractors
Bids will be received by the Board
of Water Commissioners of South
Norwalk. Conn, for trenching back
filling and laying 7.31.10 feet of 20inch
vitrified pipe and building a dam. 11n-
til July 26. 1902. at noon. Plans and
specifications can be seen at this of-
fice on and after Monday. July 21.1902.
WATER COMMISSIONERS.
So. Norwalk, July 17. 1902. 1'17 31
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
3 in effect May 18, 1002.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
. AIL—12:40:, 4:40x. 51:59:. 6:15.
‘. 6:55, 7:13. 7:52. Szltlx. 9:03x, 9:36,
1 9:56, 10:23x.10:40, 11:35x.
' P. M.-—12:55x, 1:17. 2:25x, 3:05,
. 3:222, 4:07. 415011, 5:40, 13:55:.
1 6:38, 6:55x, 7107:, 7:55:11, 8:00, 10:20.
‘ SUNDAYS.
5:051, 5258:. 9:05,
A. M.——12:40x.
9 ' 42x
'P, 11.—2:22;. 11:40. 625511. 7:20.
' 10:10. , 33.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A M.:—10 02:. 5.00, 6:00, 7:00.
8. 00:, 8: 02. 9: Mix, 9:04x. 1020211.
. 10:04. 11:00:, 11:02.
P. 11.—10:02. 1:04. 2:00x, 3:02.
3: 30! 4: 02: 4: 04, 4' 30 5: 02. 6:001.
6. 02, 7: 00: 8. 00: 9. 30, 11: 0011.
.. 1 ggturdays only, Pittstield Express
SUNDAYS. ’
A. M.-—12:02x, 6:00, 7:30. 10:02.
.. P. 11.—6:00. 8200:, 11:00. '
3: LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK
NEW HAVEN. ‘
j; A..M.——12:08x. 1:101, 1220:. 6:18,
. 1:42:
FOR
- 8:42. 9210:, 10:10x. 11:05:
- 11:37. _
P. M.—12:02x, 1:10, 3:021, 4118.
-1 5- "2. 6. 20. 7:05x, 9:051, 9:115,
- 10'01,11:15.
Bflaseport in addition to above-P.
10—22 45 5: 04 7: 28.
SUN NSDAY.
A. 38—12. 081, 1.103. 1.301, 7' 42
9210,11:15x.
»‘.l P. 11.-41:15.91”.
SOUTH .NORWA
. «Lil—56:23. 9:1
P.'H.-1:20.4:25 .
mull” only, I: 22.
DANBURV T30 SOUTH NDRWALK.
Lu.—-6:,:oorzs, 81.50 9:.“ 111.37
P. 14:00:,635, 6:4.2
Sunday trains to Danbnry. 9: 20 a.
mvomnbury,8:05
TO mucus):-
11;1o, 6:00, 7:111.
dec M11111] 11 hi1 h is in said appiirntiou’
l‘i 11i1:\t' ‘ '
9%HMMWM 1'00WWWMOMWWHOM '9
I
if...”
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I‘tt'
1'
i '.
.'
1 2' ;.
CASH
ilou can home here and secure
cash trezrimeni. Everuihing to...
wear. from Hats to Shoes. for
Man, W 1111111 01 Child. on our
popular and convenient CASH
or CREDIT PLAN-«an incent-
ive to we 1 comfortable and siu-
iish‘ gar eats-«small deposit
down and $1. 00 WEEKLY
PAYMENTS. 13111111111101
want and have it charged. We
will be glad to open an. account
Special Bargains
in Waists. ‘
A splendid assortment of
preiiu iCoiored 'and White
Waists. all sizes. 490.5911.
.950. $.25. $1.45. Worth
double.
_ “Holy 153-1111: 11* dthih ,plter- .
noon .l:Mrs.Do hing 1.1. 3 3013.”. to! Thouggflmhsn declares he owns the
says as ”0' I! he “"5 [morning he On which his days are spent.
The locust comes and eats his fill
And never pays a cent.
And then the locust sits on high
-- .. planed ' Within the orchard tree
lies come And slugs "This creature they call
man
Was-made to 110;; for me."
he don‘t he is nteared
must also i
him un."—TibBito.
Norwalk Chronicler