filll‘...................$2.00.
$III75
tho...............m...$x50.
cGents' .............$I.25.
D. Lyor‘I & Co.
SOLE "AGENTS.
‘WASP’INGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. C'ONN.
ut Plenty
“JARANTEE l
WITH
EVERY PAIR.
.1.u---n--.-.-.-
the table which beef will soon hold
The fruit has been an sauce that in
otch to have it recognized as a real
idelicney Delmonico iIII-orpoIatod it in
In salad which bears his name. There
A“
Itltliioulturnl lleunrtuIent Sends llut
A Welcome Ilnnouuuement
tern ludieution III II large Eton
_III_T_IIe___FuIit
Probably the most generally accept.
able piece of lnfounation which has
been sent out in» the department of
loulture in Washington in amoral
re Is that which predicts f0I this
log fall an excellent crop of apples
rent New England, New York and
Michigan. The department sends out
points each month about corn. oats
nil-similar products, but those touti-
lifts are mutually to be. found in
on quantities that they become a
”hunts for stock gambling by the“ ‘Wall
‘ tors. "and so rcceite but little at
on. on fiom the otdinary run (It per~
£0118.
, With apples it is different. Stock
brokers don't try to get ll. corner in
topples People don't get mixed up in
food riots (II or apples. and them is no
record that the fruit has ever produced
any such episode as the. Bishop llatto
laughter. unless the voracious hisI
[cries recounting the choice of Paris
are; to be taken into consideration.
Even then, it was not a real apple
.Whlch caused all the 1()\ around Troy.
but a golden imitation Iris probably
knew that if a nice jnieI appltI were
thrown among the wedding guests it
would be promptly eaten. and there
. would be no trouble for any one which
could not be cured by a dose of chol-
era“ mixture.
71“!» several years past apples have
, been scarce. and they have been par-
ticularly so’ during the past year.
There are some who ascribe the sear-
olty to the duty which has been placed
Ioncthe Canadian product. but that
. does not account for it. because the
23¢. 1 bolt through the New England
ates, through New York and hlichi~
a producer- tlIe very best quality of
apples. Of course it has been possible
‘to get the {tall but it has been of an
. interior qualltI. The apples 11'“ e been
emu poorly flavored. and know
There is prohablva good reason for
the lack of fruit in mum of the hit! up
till! orchards but it has not yet been
' definitolv determined.
" . This season it will all be different.
Mire will be apples to burn (II to out
To knelt that apples haIe been scarce
has on“ been necessary to rot: ard
trait dish on the ban
‘ That ornament has been
piled high with oranges. bananas and
grapes. but there has been IIeIer a
sign of an apple. “hen apples are
plenty. then look at the fruit diah and
lies if it to possible to diseoI m an or
.. ' banana or bunch of grapes Re-
north which the farmers and owners
orchards hare sent in 10 the vari»
jmicultnral stations as to the.
, the of their apple harvest are very
Mine.
‘ lag the tall apple plea will look
ro‘opermts. The upper crust will have
tund cheerful appearance. instead
.. the flat unhappv dys peptic look
which the dried apple product takes
,Ij'PtIople will be able to enter plenty
ppio aass‘ with their roast park.
will be. baked apples with in»
amusing freonency on the table and
the thousands of loved: of the trait
trouble to sink their teeth into the
, delicious varieties without stop.
mm count the cost;
ring the past few years apples
been assuming the position on
Mum a. Webster ,ictiona‘rr and a
flu. Educator. it you leave your
t T. J. Manor‘s news store tor
all: World, you will get this set
lather Bound limits tree. Worth
“on Han! and Soft Wood Tooth
mo in box only «7. tone Mulch-
. in: Palm Loaf Fans to. tone Jul:
new all assorted. no two alike. at
‘ «cl; regular- price it and :1..5.
J. MAGNER,
Hath3 Saw
...“... mam “.............. .-.—...... ......
III IIIIIIIIII
{the some !)t"‘lSOIlB who are considciing
tthe advisability of tanning a nice cut
‘ine 881 of toast beef as a deascIt after a bear.
Itv meal of vegetable soup and pudding
ijust as apples huIe been solved as sat
ad. T‘lli‘le the. between 4 000 and 5. 000
v‘atieties of apples in the world. and
between 200 and 250 varieties are raiaI
ed for market in this country. All of
those varieties will be plentiful this
fall. which is as joyous pens as. would
he the announcement. that grafting had
produced a tree. bearing pint bottles
of applcjack once a week.
LIGHTNING STRUCK A TREE.
...—.—
Took Several Chunks ,Out of the Bot-
tom of Trunk.
A peculiar freak of lightning was
that of Saturday night. last. when a
bolt of the fiery fluid struck a hand
some. pine tree. in front of "The Ma-
ples." the handsome residence of WN-
iiam '1‘. Raymond. in llowayton. The
residents in the vicinity heard a ter-
rific crash Saturday night which start-
led and terrified them. They thought,
the lightning must have struck near.
but did not find any evidence of it un-
til the next morning. when Mr. Ray~
moud discovered that the noble pine
had been shattered by the bolt of
lightning. -
The lightning did not split the tree
nor injure the branches: but took off
several large chunks from the base
of the tree, hurling them ten rods
away. The lightning buried itself into
the ground at the foot of the tree. but
left no hole to tell where it, went down.
MR. MACKEY'S GREAT WEALTH.
Probably Did Not Know Within Twen.
ty Millions of What it Was.
SAN FllANClSCO. .lIIly 2i—«Richard
Day, a close personal frie Id and former
confidential secretary of the late John
W. McKay. in an interview last night.
said: .
"i don‘t suppose Mr. Marlow himself
knew within fieldit‘tttthi at what he was
worth. ills business armn‘gemeuts
were so carefully made that everything
will go on just as though he was >tiii
alive. He was president of the Muckay
Bennett Cable Company. president or
the Postal 'l‘elegraph (‘ompanya and
president (If the prospective Pacific (7&-
ble Company: vienpresident of the
new 3?.llui‘l.t'tlu't sugar refinery at Yon-
ktl‘S. N. 11. of which tins Spttrkels Is
president: director of the t‘anatiian Pa.
citir Railway; director of the Southern
Pacific and director of the new propos-
ed railway irotn Savannah to Santiago
in t‘uba. lie was one at the largest
owners of the White Knob Copper
Company. of Marian}: idaho. llt- was
interested with (,‘harles Il. Lane in the
Wild Goose Mining Company. at Nome.
He new health interned In the
Spragae Elm \dior and theatrical \Vorhs
at .\‘I\\ lurk
‘.\lr..\1acha§ “as a member of the
Pacific l'nion Club. of San Francinco.
and of the Merchant's Bxghange. lle
W315? a staunch llepu .iiean. but hetero
the Civil War was a WillLXl‘aI. Again
and again he refused to he senator
from Nevada and csehewed office. in
religion he was a Roman Catholic. and
for a long time he has virtually sup-
ported the Catholic Orphan Asylum and
its ten children. at Virginia. Nevada.
in New York he maintain five or six
at the free beds in hospitals. in mean--
my oi his dead sea.
"Mr. hiaclioy came to Almeria tram
inland as an intent. with his father.
who was attornards nainraliwd~ But
along in 13$? James G. P air. who was
Mr. Maekay s partner and also burn in
lreland. mold not remember whether
or not IntI elder Fair was naturalized
m to make sure Fair and Mutiny were
naturalized together at \irgiaia. Xe—
\ada. III their friends ‘Sandv \\ Bald~
win who was a l oiled States district
judge '
POLICEMAN SHOT HIGHWAYMAN.
Chicago Officer Then Captured Ammo.
er Alleged Criminal.
CHICAGO. July Sir—h: an alleged
hold an that tool: place here early to
tion: Roberta McMahon. special no
line for the auditorium annex. killed
the man and met a matting revolver
fight captured mother. The man tak-
en into mstorb' gave his name as Maria
Ray and said his maximums mama
was Frank Murphy. He denied there
had been any intention to hotel on the.
carers The light which ended in
MurplLv’s death tum place behind the
hotel which McMahon was patrolling.
The men were lurking In an alley. sap.
novelty waiting tor a victim. The om-
eer- at tit-at sun hat one. an and he
was feigning Sid-mast: Suddenly
amudmumcl‘tmbebindamx
. and both men alum! revolvers at the
cutter. Neolahnn drew hit: aisle! and
all three fired. Murphy- heing killed in.
shuts. Marl-I that started down the
alley and from the darkness areal re
Influential theofim; kilogram
”Callahan finality tripped the new"
and took him to the Humanism-It
poll“: station.
EXECUTION WAS GRANTED.
mmm‘
"It page. Trade”
At Ho uston’s
BATHING SUITS
THE BATHING SEASON IS NOW ON
Are you prepared for it? if Ill/1. we are ready to aupply your wanta.
WV «my the largest asaortnont. nobhicat alylea, and we guarantee
our pIiIcI-I to be lower than clshwblue u
Prices $1. 50 to $6 75
W" Car tare on W55. 00 purchases or over.
ridgeport, ttOSMainSt.
TODAY IN WALCT;;EBT. . .:0. .. .. . .
Niel Your
“‘5 “'85 VPl‘l’ activu at the opening of ,' Fa“ Garments NOW.
“‘9 market, with a narrow range of f . .
I’m'i‘s- There were dealings in blocks _ LadleSo
of 1.000 and with) shares, in many of
AND SAVE MONEY.
the prominent stocks. The movement
$30.00 No'lv Gets $50.00
was extremely irregular, even in the
Values.
some groups. but the majority of
Krasouilz (ii Fox.
stocks was lower. Sugar advanced iii.
Chicago Terminal preferred it, and St.
NORTH MAIN, CORNER ANN 8T.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. [IL—Trad-
muis Southwestern 17%. Otherwise
there was no changes exceeding a small
fraction.
WALL STREET. 1 p. III.-—~(Ihesa-
peakc and Ohio sunk to 54 and the re-
aetlon reached 13;; in i’eopios’ Gas and
Reading. Consolidated Gas lost a
Point. “After a period of dullnees and
heaviness Chesapeake and Ohio shot up
to 58. Hooking Valley rose lily. the
preferred 1 and Manhattan 153. There
was some improvement amongst the
Grangers. but Chesapeake and Ohio ran
off a point again
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports- Iver private wrre or. "zaples
a Goldschrnidt commission brokers.
Swartz dc Corbett'n block. South blur-
J.G1IRTNER,
Merchant Tailor,
who donot know so much about me
would Say that l was on Railroad
Place several yearn. 3:9 South Main
xtrcel is a new location to me and ad
I’ertising is simply discontinuing hid
ing my light under a bushel
walk:
’ Open High Low 1:30
Amal. Copper mi,“ of,” mg, me, 39 SOlllh Mill" Sheet
.\m. C. & l~‘.. 32‘». 32‘, 32‘s 32', Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
Alli. C. & £131.92 92 9:! 9‘.‘ _ -...-. . ... . . .. m -.
American lee ill: 11‘]: ill-I; ill-g
Amer. Lot-0., .3 till?“ 323 331.2 ‘ ‘
Am. Loco. pfd. as 933, 93 ‘33"), I
Am, Sugar. Iran; mu Ira 1:9 " .
Anaconda. 103 It'll 1H3 it'll , '
A. '1‘. & 5. Fe, Site-g bill-15 89 5951; IN THE M
AT, 6:31”. p. “'13:; llllg‘. 101-; NH»; W
Hall. & Ohio. 11W 1!. ., lid-”I; 1“"in ‘ s I ?
liklvn. it. T. IZ‘IT ’21 "l T ’ 5 .
Innis. In Ohio. :ISII; $.53: 53 ' I‘II‘: 0’ if you mm“ mm" 3 "mm“
Chi. & .\'. .\\'.. 2:325; £523.. Ste-SI. 24M. 7, first call “11de our line or
Chi, (it. West. 311; 31 ; ii! 311,. I; . -' . -
if. 31. to St. 1".. 132 13334 18176,, 19.3%, 0 '
'01. Rt 8. 1'. Ho 1X1 WI lMII'hI B th 5 t
(Tol. i“. & l.. 1"; Sin It? hilt-i a In “I 5
Col. South. Ills. ' 34 Ella;
t‘onaol. (lax. 21'" lg . NIH-*2 224‘? i q I. ~) I. . I -~.
liei. 8: Had. he 180 till “9 .itutlta or quartet sletu
Erie. 3st,, 3&7, 33% 394' Jerseys. fountain to 2.50,
In. Central ”:65 IsII Inf. to: t '
lowa Cum-III. II‘III 5'“. new, tool? ”A” 9“ STR'PED'
'i.oII & Nash. 140 Hui- .ltI‘I 1N ‘ . .
Manhattan. £35 ‘5‘»; lflfbfl‘. tilt-'13.? BOVQf‘AND MEN?"
Met. Si. Ry. 1.3035 131 134.015 151 7 ' v . II. .- .
Alex. 0mm!- fh‘”... 3M! 3” w , lot: “Ill and memento here
““4 y, mg.” tit-VI, “.7. n.3,, 3f) 3 that Is nettIdII-G'Er yourvacation
.11. K. .(I T_ . 297.; 30 1’33 234-7.?
.It. Reroute“? III-I. at can? 0mm -
:10.‘ Pacific. 1 1H MN‘ 111?. llllgi We now close our store even—
.. '.CIntra.1fi‘.‘l. we . , “I i . .
Kort. a: “3,5,” m ' m. 1:3,; 13%; tags at II o rim}; except Monday.
tint. KI West. NM 345... .‘Il Ell. e Wminesdar'andSaturday.
Penn. R. it. mun, ting I'M. tea-L3
People‘s Gas. 104", than... iI‘H'Im" loofah"
Press. S. Car. 4?“: {in {Tit {5
Reading. 67%, em. if», 671‘.
Read- 1st 1116.. St“: St”. 8514‘: St“; ‘
Read. 2d 33(11..,73 ’ :32, 3217: 72h: *- ‘
Repnb, Steel. 1.313 1.“, 1:1“ 35‘;
Son. garage. 12% mix a: Gillie TMLOBS, CLOTBIERS,
Son. 3‘. (1.. 3.13 Si“). 3.1,; 382; ‘ .. Ens
Son. Ry. NIL 971a; Wit, 371273 97% HATTERS, ”1”qu
Tenn. (‘. L“ 1., 0.153., tails;- {II-‘34 $534 . m
Texas Pacific. till" «15% “3: Hull, 85 WRQIJIHH'OH 5' "
t'moarmac Inst, was... me. Tee's, SOUTH NOBWALK
3.7.1: Pat- pftl. $2 9295 917d ‘2 ‘
[28. Leather. 133-»: III... 13a 3ng
1‘2I.‘1.Iea. pfd. t?» SS 83 $5 ' .
15.: Steel. “3:154 «ll 3; . . . . . .
I". S. Steel pfd. 901.3. M55 Elli-5; 3‘01»; .
Wabash, on, 3:15 :1 and, ,
Wabash. we- we; Int, no; mg GI ‘ [h P]
w... II. m. I... ..I. I...» I... . over S e 303
“is. Cenml 2S1; 285». 39% 215.145 . ' .
‘Ex Rites on Rock Llano.
‘l-k. Dividend on Lon It: Nash. ,
STRIKERS GAVE THEMSELVES U . : . ..i
NEW HAVEN. July ilw'l‘hmo at. I
er: from the shop of Sargent 1-. Ohm '
ml. who have We: nought by the m 1
lim- toa- sex en! days talked into the .
potion station and gave theme-flies up
The Iran-range against them allege
breach of the peace but it is said this
charge may be abused! to intimidation
omit comply-aver. The men one Antonio
(lagoon. Guise-poi Dircnna and Lou
cam Castaim Their arrest is the re,
sult of a complaint magis- hy James M.I
Calling a Sargent emplore than report .
ed that he had been threatened with
death Ellie continued work in the for: .
m and that the it" man Inland had ~
muedtopu'soni violence-tom:
rent him 13mm twining. He remand to . .
join the suit: Who: the WEB
firming-med 31.5% mmuue ’,
amatdtuxn‘dsinudaasmbutin.
the inhuman today this ammmV
d to S! one. am: inner!-
iatel. “NEW for all the mm.1hte=
cases were manner! on Thursday.
' . 1i
HARTFORD 1&2 NEW EwmvéI-I.‘
Ens. ,.
HARTFORD at: :1 ~mm .7
Has revived tennis.
Tennis creates the neces— .
stir of The
RUBBER some,
shoe.
The demand for Rubber . -
5on shims has caused
us‘to have a line as—
sortment of them.
i .
-I!‘~iq'ti! ,
Vt-
period an anion in lino hr the
I'ilb Remnant-Wednesday.
~°-'~<lTHE LEADING'iI
+NMWWMTTMWWMTWTM+HWWT M“ 4" I
DRY e. GOODS ISTOREDI 3a
SPECIAL PRICES ON WASH SKIRTS OF ALL KINDS.
. (W .-—1'Ionl.'- n; Statezman
. 19:10.
. Laws New you ran scum
Silk. 8:02. $1091. 9381:, 15:92:,
. little]. mm,
“3: fix. J4: $21,. 4:!34413‘9. 5:92. it“;
46:62,?14'91 $‘M’I, 14. 21-1 11 (Ht:
. LEAVE SOUTH
‘ 1137.
. 1—an; 5:01", ”in.
WW:+;+WW%MMMH++I*%WW1 ’3'“
Navy and White, Black and White and Plain Black Duck Skirts, regular $1 25 and
$1.50 quality for
Navy and White, Black and White Flare Flounce, Braid Trimmed, (regular $1. 75 ill
and$2.ooquality
All of our Fine Duck Skirts, handsomely trimmed and the best material, regular $2. 25
.........
«3:4.
$1.00...,
.....y-.-.....p.........
....-.....-...-..In..-u....-o.-.-n..-c--I..-.
. $1.25. a?
7i
and$2.soquality. ..... ..... $I507“
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 to Wash Skirts we have ever shown. ’2‘
I I $1.
Housefurmshmg Department II
I quart White Mountain Freezers ...................... $1453
2 quart White Mountain Freezers .. ........... . . ..................... . . ..... . . lit 95. + ‘
4 quart White Mountain Freezers ‘ ........................ . ..... . ..... . . . .. ...... $2. 75. t ‘ /
6 quart White MountainFreezcrs ............... . ................ . . . . . ; .. $3.25. ~11
2 quart Arctic Freezers ........ . ....... .. .......... ......... . . . $1.50. 5'
3 quart Arctic Freezers ........ . ......... ................. . .. . $1. 95 j”
4quartArctic Freczcrs.. ....... . ..... r . . ..... . ............. . ”MUN-$2.25.?
6 quart Arctic Freezers ............ ‘ ...................... .. .. ...... .. . . . .$2. 50. :g I
SquartArcticFrcczcrs... ...... ..... .. . ...... “$300.4,
TRISTRAM & HYATT,N01tlliALK,CONN.§
+HWMWMTNWMWM¥MWMW M;
POINT or VIEW. '
XIII England statI-snIan—‘ 'Wasn't
that .I tnorttfving scene in the Senate:
c-‘hamber’
State moan from
“filvirtifying? It.
was stopped lwfore the
which was the twat man. “
"1 hope that the Ilii’ft-IrInr-I- lmhlwrrng:
“H’fil'1“O.;'(nlll.‘lll“ll ' said the Ilizni
tied statesman. ‘u‘éll t.» Dali‘li‘il up."
"i‘m afraid they unit not 1..
“The-y taunt be. (liberals W hat}
in mntinuallI inure-app II it. our l l“. .
nose bv the IIttrIIaity of pm in: up
the senators tittmatlIIsz Intintm:
the breezy Went—«j I,
was die: "Ming. It,
could tell
“......” , ..
bite-4V but due»: a game of pine; pom;
Inst? 5 .
lit I'w—“Ill the iaet game i ktItm tun—i
thing other. It (OS! 'IIe 84 for plate 2i:I..~-. t f, I.
52 tor glans globes and the- {tit-mialtipé ‘ "
If a meet girl 1 {bound to hit. in thv; '
,:
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Shore Dinners and Sea Food; f:
of all kinds. Cooked to Order. ‘
Bathing and rIslIIng
Both Houses to Rent be Season.
J. E. O’SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
Tot. can 97.5.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in effect May 18, 1902
LEAVE SOUTH NOfiWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. ”.~114A§l. lzwx. 233.1. 611$,
6:35. 2:13. 7: 52. 3.115: 9: 138,935,
93610.3!1941l3132x .
P Jib—12‘. 55:, 1: .7, 2:25 3:95.
3:2. 4: it: 4'. 5:31: 5 M 5:551.
932$, 6: $51,. (fix. . 25-11,": :W 10:20.
SUNDAYS
A. 1—12: 401.5 :iu'ox. 5:35;. 9:05,
3M2;
P. lr-‘Zfll. me. 5:55; 7:20.
, . nonwaut.
A. Int—19:02:. saws, Itzeu, 7:0».
119M.
1’. [—19:32 1:04. 2:091. 3:02.
W only, Pinnacle: Express
1: SIB. .
SUNDAYS
A. K—lzw‘zx. with, 12%. was.
P. ilk—kw, 8:091, 11:09.
NORWALK FOR
HEW HAVEN.
“Lt-12331.. 1:191. 11: 261. 5:12
‘: 8:41,. 9:11.91, 19:10:. 111%:
P. 1—12:m 1:141. 2292:. 4:11.
‘523 .... 16: .‘iglefix. 9:031. 9:35.
lit-m. 11:15. ; ;
in addition to above—P
Star. I , ._
GREGORY s POINT I
WITHOUT
CASH
uou can came here and secure
cash treatment. Everulhittg to
wear. from Hats to Shoes. for
"Man‘.1Womaa on Child. on our
popular and convenient CASH
or CREDIT PLAN-«an incent-
ive to wear comfortable and silt-
lisiI garments-«small deposit
down and $1.00 WEEKLY
PAYMENTS. Bun what uou
want and have it charged". We
will be glad to open an account
with non.
Special Bargains
in Waists.
A splendid assortment ‘oi
prettu Colored and White
Waisls. all Sizes. 490. 590.
950. $1.25. $1.45. Worth .
doubler. ' . -'
* SC‘I'DAYS.
II.”TI.-7:15_ 2:01
scum alumna To amount.
ALI—6:23 an; 9:53.
Wot-hula.
. ,MWRY T080“!!! WALK.
Alp-12:081.. 1:103. 12291. 7:42
[Mr—1‘2! 1:25 x. 5: fl 5: fl, 7:”.
mo VISITORS A‘I’ SAGAMORE HILL.
MARQUIS REID!“ AWBNIIATEO OTBTKR BAY July 2‘ ~11“; to my
Toms July 2L~At sum Whole-tuna day at We am am
hazmumumenmorm one maiden arrived. 2‘0 Timon:
We ”ewe who mulled a ,mm in during the early out of the
minor LV’oo Batman. the bank“ In; said m mm: mm to me
arm: New York. and who am time-I um. readout Weft um um
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