.932. 00.
$1 75
$1 1.50.
9? Lyon 8: Co.
a SOLE AGENTS 1
Samar-0N STREET.
DETECTIVE TESTIFIEB.
Had Employed Him to Get
Evidence Against Wife.
YORK July 23—»llarry J. Par-
in ranoe adiuster who warh-
private detective, was the
it today in the dbroner' s in
of the shooting of Albert
blur... Parker testified that on
his year, Latimer employ?k
at evidence against his wi
thfuiness with a man whose
a given by Mi. Latimer as
”Parkel said: “()11 May
, year I went with Mr. Latlmcr
Will’s losidcnco in Vanderbilt
all there i was told by Mr.
but it “as ’l‘uthill's house
to keep a watch on it and re
lll's movements to him 011
now Tiithili go to Latimer‘s
bout 3;:30-01‘ ii o'clock. Lott.
accustomed to reach home as
.80 or 7 o 'clock "
it testified that on one occasion
i’hv t to see Mrs. Latimcr at
tee and remained there until
in tile ot the afternoon.
arker left the stand District
Clarke made this statement:
, , conversation with this
I mdcrstanil that he (an
a death he would know
im. mentioning the names
ersons. Now this is been
admissible under the laws
it seems to me that 0'
tion is to he introduced
d be illegal, oensurnble and
tar as I am concerned 1
s Lntimel go to a window
or help. This witness also
t about the time the police
in house.
was then given to the
timer was killed by a pistol
, No accusation against
.39, made by the jury.
NT’S‘gU lists AT LU NCH-
. O .
ER BAY, July‘ 23.—-’l‘he presi-
'rtaincd at luncheon today
utter, oi? Columbia Univer-
d‘Captaln F. Norton Goddard.
ork. who has been long iden-
ith civic reform in New York.
unced that these calls were
social. The papers in the
arti‘al case of Major Edwin F.
the Fifth Infantry. tried fol
he 'Phiiipinos have been .
to
ed by the president from the.
artment.
whether he will make public
‘dursernent upon the papers or
n C .i MacConnell chief on-
U S. N., retired, who was fleet
during the SpanisirAmerican
"the flagship New York. talked
‘-.the president today on
questions relating to the
isthmian canal. .
RTFORD COUNTY MAN.
ND, 'Jnly 23~John Brans.
président of the A. 0. H.
, ugly urged by his many
ation and withdraws‘in
,, “Donahue, the. candidate
Hard-county. [The election
acts at the state convention
in Mlddletown, August 20‘
, thrown irom his team
_ sustaining a fractured
apine, which brought on
'Orrhages. He was about
d leaves a wife and son
obster Dictionary and a
Win ator. It you leave your .
.Magner’s news store for
you will get this set
. Malia. 1090 Jack
’25 ‘ Albert‘stevc‘ns, was or 0 Albert-
‘ pany Acquires Providence Interests.
chase coal in summer and store it
It was not 3115' the annual meeting of the company.
_ teen and fifteen respectiv iy, were he-
tore Judge Runseli in t a city court
, outlay. but the evidence was such that
, nerior court and Langley was sent to"
. Texas-Pacific, 45%
GUARANTEE
WITH
EVERY PAIR
SOUTH NORWALK CONN
ICE COMPANY ABSORBED
New England Consolidated ice Com-
PROVIDENCE. July Winn—Tho Prov-
idence ice Company, which was organ-
ized a little less than a year ago and
which took up the active operations of
the majority oi! ico interests in Provi
dcncc about January 1, has been ob-
smiled by the New England Cohsoli
dated ice Company. the capitalization
of which is $14,000,000. The new com-
bination which is made up to a con»
sidera‘bio oi’ the some men who were
identified with the organization of the
I’1ovidcnco lco Company proposes to
111 quiu- besides the capital cloth or
the l’iovidcucc lc‘e Company more of
the Commonwealth Hygienic lco Com-
pany of lloston, ’l‘auntou‘ ice Company
at. Tuuni011,lliuss., and Urockton ice
and Coal Company of Brorltton, 11111311.;
as well an other companies in New
England. The prospectus of the new
company states that it proposes to pur-
up on its own property until win
ter when it will be distributed by men
and carts. "This plan." says the
prospectus." will enable the company
to keep on its payroll without loss all
eflicinnt employees during the season
when the ice business almost entirely
causes."
The New England Consolidated ice
Company is incorporated under the
laws of New Jersey“ Dr. E. John
ilui‘i‘manm of Boston. is president of
the New England Company.
YALE THiEF SENTENCED.
Former Sweep in Vanderbilt Hall, Ar.
rented in Waterbury, Pleads Guilty.
NEW HAVEN. July 23~The colored
youth. Dorsey 0.81111cm formerly a
sweep in Vanderbilt Hall at Yale uni
vcrsity who was arrested in Watc1
bury and brought here on the chains
of stealing valuable aliicios from
rooms of students. pleaded guilty in
the City Court yesterday, and was sen.
tent-ed to nine months in jail.
Suarez picked out articles which be
admitted having stolen from various
rooms in Vanderbilt hall, assisting the
detectives in ,idcntifyinlz the owncrs
llc said he was tempted ilrat by a gold
cigarette coco bearing the initials of ‘
Reginald (.‘ Vanderbilt.
SOUTHINOTON CUTLERV CO
SOUTHthl'l‘(..)N July 23.-—Ncw
blood is to be introduced into the man-
accmcnl or the SouthiuetonCutiery
Company. , Judson R. Baldwin. secre-
tary and treasurer of the company.
who has had charge of the business
manner-incur. made the fox-cactus
statement after the adjournment of
it. is expected that. id. Mansfield. of
New Britain, will become interested
in the= management. His name was
considered by the directors who met
after the atonkholdcrs' meeting . ad
journcd. Mr. Baldwin declined to make
a more explicit statement. adding that
“nothing was settled as yet." The com
puny reelected its old board of direc—
tors as follows: M. C. Ogden-Webster
R. Walkley.‘ George Manson. or New
York; Charles, H. Clark, of Militiale,
and Charles D. Barnes, Judson R
Baldwin and Charles 1.. Campbell, of
Southlnaton. The directors took no
action in relation to electing a presi-
dent. allowina Chaxiea I). Barnes, the
present president, to hold over. Just-
son R. Baldwin was reelected secre-
tory and treasurer. The company
passed its dividend. ’ .
, PUTNAM sOvs m TROUBLE.
PUTNAM July 23. ——George Bruin
nails and Albert Lanslois. aged nine.
yesterday. charged with breakine and
entering the store of John Sharka in
Rhodesvillc on aSturday-r night and
stealing, $75 from the till. Monday
Patrolman Kingburger located them,
down at; Wildwood Park with three
other friends spending money at a
millionaire late. and when searched‘
just 30 remained. They pleaded not
Brunnellc was bound over to the en-
the tSate School at Meriden
AMBASSADOR CHOATE GAVE
-. BRiDE AWAY.
LONDON July 23e’l‘here was a‘
J gathering at St. Gedrge‘s
Church this afternoon. to witness the
marriage '01 Major Charles Hall, or the
Oxfordshire light intaatry to Mrs. C
New York. Joseph H.
the Unitell States ambassador
' away the bride; “ ‘
' and iiiiuols Central.
, ”washrooms,
‘ departmenth
, gate the
h erican an? 131;: ,
Stole (lioscs at 5 o'clock
A Clearing
SHIRT WAISTS the worth 00c
30c worth 750
50c worth $i.00
7511 worth $1.50
980. 'worth $2.00
SPECIAL No. 1——"i‘hc balance of our
med. ranging in pliers from $3. 7
SPECiAL No.
to $12.00.
'ItPayston-ade”
t oustons
Shirt, WaiSts and Wash Skirts.
2-~.’i,‘he balance or our Shirt Waist suits, rmmer priccs $0.57
Your cziioiic for $4 96.
SPECiAL Nod—«Ail our llniiuod Skilts in Etamlnea, Wool "Crashes, Chor-
iots and Bergen, former prices 50:75 to $10.00. Your choice for $4.95.
W Car tare r 11 $5.00 purchases or over.
except Saturdays.
Out Sale oi
l
WASH BKiR’i‘S 750 worth $1.25
iiiic worth $1.60
$1.25 worth $2.00
$1.98 worth $300
$2.95 worth $5.00
ll'inc Lawn Waisis, elegantly trim«
.1 to $5. 75. your (union for $2.95.
MAIL BAG LOST. ,
Found Near the Fairfleid Chemical
Works on Track.
'i‘hursduy one of the mail pouches
thrown from the 10: 23 11.111. train miss
ed its mink at Fairilcid and disappear
ed. It was belietei‘i that it had caught
on one of the car trucks and bad per-
haps been carried in Bridgeport As-
sistnnt Baggagemautcl William Muttilt
started in snatch oi the ban. and when
in the vicinity of the Fairilcid (‘hcml-
cal Works saw a negro coming along:
the track with the bag, which he claim
oil. to have picked up "Just yonder.
nah." Muttitt interrogated him and
from jail and started for his home
somewhere in the south He received
a lewnrd for his find. “Thank you,
can " said the negro f‘dnt'li justglt me
to New York and across the ferry."
The bag and contents were uninjured,
TODAY. IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 1 p. lllr-‘r'r’he roam.
tion caused when flesh buying. orders
appeared for Atchison. the grangcrs
These stocks all-
vanccd to the iiighcstrwith the rise in
the last, named reaching 2%. The Paw
ciiics. Trunk Lines and Coolers did
not improVe much, but there was" very
heavy trading in Pcopics‘ Gus. Twhich
rose to 107. Great Northern prehcrrcd
mm Minneapolis, St. Paul and $auitc
Ste. Marie prefcried gained 1 and 2
points rcspectivciy.‘ The Kansas and
Kansas stocks increased their gains to
two points before 1 o’clock, but with-
out um sympathttic effect on the oth-
‘cr southwesterns. ,
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private mic or maples
& Goldschmldt, commissibn brokers,
Swartz & Corbett’s biopic. South Nor
walk:
Open ilieh
A111al.Coppt-r 0701. 07-71
Am C £1 10.33% 320;
Am. (lot. Oil, 621/; 52,
Amer-ironies, it it ,
Amer. Loco, 3353?. 323;; 32% 32%
Am. Loco. ptd. 93% 935% 031:. 931g
An1.Srnelt.. i714, it‘ll; ‘47 47
Am. Sugar, i30'ul 132% ”073;. 132
Anaconda, 100% 100% 100% 100%
A. '1‘. it S. Fe. 9111:, 03% 91-13 92%
.-t_.'l‘. 81 Si“. 11. 102% 1031.5, 102% 103%
Bait. & Ohio. 111% 111% i100; 1111/3,
likiyn. R. '1‘.. 71 71 70 701,5
Chen. it. Ohio, 55% 651.4. 1.11;, 54%}
Chi & N. W.. 240 240 .248 . 248%”;
(‘hi. (it West. 3W 311.4 31 81.
C. M. ASL P. 183 134 183 iii-i
Chi. it]. 6i: 1’, 185% 1890; 1851.5 iiiii
Col. F. 81 1., 071.4. 98 071»; 98
Col. South, 33% 34% 33M, 34%
Low 1230
till-Zia 07
320132234
_ 52% 02%.
ion my,
Del. 8: End. 18159 181% 381 181
Eric, 3856, new as»; 3831..
iii. Central, 100 ‘ 167%. 165% 107%
Lou. ii». Nash, 140%,14009140 140
Manhattan, 130% 137 136%,136,,.
Met. St. RV“ ‘lfillé 1511,43 151 151%
Max. Central, 2039 29% 20%
Mex. N’t Ctis., i9 ‘ 19 if)
M. K. 61 T... ,30‘ 31 30
M. K. & T. pm. (“‘13 6273;; 01% .
Mo Pacific, 116 115% 1142;;
N. Y. Central 165% 1657,42 16453..
Nerf 8: West. 61% 01% 60%, , ,
Out 8: West, 34 ‘ 34 33h,“ "
Pacific Mai}, 41 41 ,. ii ,
Penn. R. IL. 1600316024,. 160%;
People's Gas, 1015 ‘10? 105%
Press. 8. Car, «is ' is 8
Reading, . 68 08%
Read. int pm. 87% 87%
Read“ 2d bid, 73%- 733s
Repub.Steei,18% 18%
Son. Pacific, 08% 693,15
8011. Ry. Co,“ 39
8011. By. Dfd., 97%
Tom. C.,& 1., 65% ‘-
Union Pacific 103%
_ U11. Pac. pith. 92%
U. 8. Leather, 13%
U. S. Lea. ptd. 8473.
U. S..Rubber, 14%: ,
n 5. Steel 4014,
U S Bteelpitd. 90 "
Wabash, 1% _
Wabash pm, 4735'
goat. {1er l‘ 83%,
LNJ’iERPERE ‘
steps to inves -
niercnce with Am-
Venezuelan Waters.
Bridgeport, 005 Main St.
learned thatlhe had just been ro‘eascd ‘
Control. Gas, 225 225 2243.11 2247,;
'.. u, l .2 Link-.3 I.I.l,l.l.l4l‘l n
crouched from the -'
Pre
Order Your
iFall Garments N ow,
Ladies. ‘
AND SAVE Mousv.
330. 00 Now Gets $50. 00
Values.
Krasoniz (it FOX.
NORTH MAIN. CORNER ANN ST.
‘ $OUTH NORWALK.
- 'eeeMLemws-mmwr
J. ‘GARTNER,
Merchant Tailor.
TO YOU
who do not know so much about me,
would say that I was on Railroad
Place several years. as ‘South Main
street is a new location to me and 11d-
vortlsing is simply discontinuing hid-
ing my light under a bushel.
39 Soulful}; Street,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
in THE swuur
01 if you intcnd taking 11 mm
ilrst call and se‘yiour line or
Bathing Suits
Sleeveless or quarter sleeve
Jerseys, from 50c to 82.50.
PLAIN on 37111950.
BON'S' AND MEN'S.
You will nudtevcrythidg here
that is needed for your vacation
outfit. ‘
We now close our store even~
lugs at 6 o‘clbck except Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday.
i. 111131 so.
7mmons,cr.orn1nns,
11.xrrnas soamsssns.
85 Washington strut.
' t soorn noawsuc
= ewwcwcmsfrew‘
‘ among the manufacturers
t.n.v,x.u.‘n,n 3.. I 1
*
Vacation Shoe
$1 50 quality for.
and $2. 50 quality . . . . .
SPECIAL PRICES ON WASH SKIRTS OF ALL KINDS
Navy and White, Black and White and Plain Bldck Duck Skirts, regular $1.25 and
I
...... [Mn-13...”...1H-l... .....i..-.
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 111 Wash Skirts we have ever shown.
Housefurnlshmg Department
1 quart White Mountain Freezers ............ .. . . .
a quart White Mountain Freezers . .
4 quart White Mountain Freezers , ........ .. . .
6 quart White Mountain Freezers q ' . . .
a quart Arctic Freezers .......... . ...... 1 ................... . ........ ‘. . . . ..
3 quart Arctic Freezers ..........
4 quart Arctic Freezers . . . . .‘ .. . ........ . .
6 quart Arctic Freezers . ...... ..
8 quart Arctic Freezers .........
eese§+ecwoeeeeweec‘
g‘
es—
.$1.00. M,
1 Navy and White, Black and White Flare Flounce, Braid Trimmed. (regular $1 75 1 ~11
and$2.ooquality. ...... . ........ .....
All of our Fine Duck Skirts, handsomely trimmed and the best material, regular $2. 25
.. ......... $1..25 jut
.. ...... $150.
--$I75f,'
$175t0$375
1’ economies-Mal»
...-.111...-
...... .....n.-.*-...
TRISTRAM & 111111, NORWALii, coon. l
+MWMWM§-+%WWM%M%MMWMWM$
MANCHESTER STRiKERS PARADE.
SOUTH MANCHESTER, July 23m
The strikers marched in a body to the
main other of Cheney Brothers yestur.
day afternoon and received the balance
of their pay. They were csrrortc-d by a
number of win-clump and among the
men were many of the velvet finishers
who are also out in sympathy with the
wearers.
they marched to the town hpll. where
a meeting was held. The pai'aiic was
watched by a great number of persons.
There was considerable shooting, the
principal cry being ”Two ioonm, nit,
nit!" and tin horns added to the din.
iOWA ENDORSES ROOSEVELT.
Nil-2W YORK. July ‘-.i'3~liopiesentu-
the W. P Hepburn, of loan, who has
been a v'lsitoi at i’icsident Roosevelt 11
home in Oyster Bay. said: “i have
been away from home so much that I
am not fully in touch with Republican
plans, but i am confident that our
11th state convention will heartily on.
doroe President’s
tration. i know nothing of any plan
to present Congressman Littlcficld‘s
name to succeed Speaker Henderson.-
in the next House. i am confident that
General Henderson will be chosen
again for the speakersliip.”
GARMENT STRIKERS STILL OUT.
NEW YORK July 23~it was report
ed today that some 5 000 or 6 000 of the
30 000 striking garment workers have
returned to work after satisfactory set.
tlement of line trouble, but, inquiry
disproves
the report. The manufacturers said
they had offered contracts to the cen-
tint body which had been accepted as '
satisfactory but that the workmen
have not orcturncd and at the vaiitms
union headquarters they n are told that ,
the strikers would not return to work‘
until next week
”...—......
HEALTH orr icER 1s AFTER um
MERIDEN July 23-County Health
Omcer C E Hoadiey, of New Haven. , ‘
' has had a warrant issued for Cleophas
Glover s the Place
E. Lapointe of this city, whom the oili-
cer accuses of signing the name of his _
H Lapointe, to death .
brother Dr.
certificates an 1‘ practicing medicine
without being registered in this state »_
‘ as a physician. The police say Lup-
oiate has left the state.
FOUGHT TO A STANDSTILL.
LOS ANGELES.
the and ot the twentieth round last
night. Donovan was cleaily outpoint- ,
ed and missed being knocked out in ;
the eighteenth round by only one
'. count. ‘
PROBATE NOTICE.
._ Ar A oo’onr or Pfionarn holden
at Norwaik within and for the dis
trict of Norwalk, on the 2 ds
2 ,J i - It. 190”.
ittch application has ‘3
s‘cou‘rt tor the tiling :
WT filing and by this court or a _ .
“ iieged to he the duly _
‘ 7 uthenticsted ’ d exemplified copy or
the! ill cameo. Newcomb. late
nd'County, and State
ed, and of the reel
in: some
ED at; “N application be
" tied at the Propels
the 28th day Of
There were about 300 in the -
line. After having received their pay,-
Rooscv ell s adminis. fl
.. ‘ cash-fireaimeni
wear from flats to Shee- for
Man. Woman or Child. On 0111
July 23—“1oung ,.
.. Peter" Jackson (ought “Mike" Donn _
;' van of Rochester, N. Y.. to astandstill '1
' and Wes awarded the decision at the .
‘ fl m“
29- 3!
that iiiasilingi on St.
WITHOUT
CASH
lion can come here and secure
Everuihnlo to
popular and convenient CASH
"or CREDIT PLAN-«an incenié
ive to wear comfortable and Stu-
lish garments-"small deposit
slim“ and» $1.00 WEEKLY *
PAYMENTS.
".jw'ani and have it charged. We
73will be glad to open an account
Twiiii you-
Special Bargains
Bunwhai uou .
in Waists.
A splendid asserimeni of
“broth: Colored and White
waists all sizes 1190. 5190.
5:950 $132 , 331-45.- Worth
[will probably lose _. ,, ,
iii In; and the Pine _
iiatter held a great
mtio ,itlme was called.
Norwalk Chronicler