.$n.oo.
“.3145.
W .................$I.5o.
Gents'............. $1.25
Inn-...‘...-
I
Decca-volooaouo
ASHINGTON STREET,
GUARANTEE
WITH
EVERY PAIR.
D. Ly on&Co
SOLyE AGENTS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
?? IPASO Texas July 24 —-A daIing
dip occurred on the Mexican
‘l at or about 12:30 Tuesday
. At that. point three Ameri-
boarded the train. two serreting
allies on the blind baggage and
til 'I' entering the third- class
As soon as the tr IIII pulled
etwo riding on the outside on-
e- express car and covering
”Sanger Buckner with their guns
are him to throw up his hands.
ssenger offoI (Id no resistance.
hers went thIough the safe.
ring 850 000 in currency (onslgged
6 Banco Miner Company at Chin
‘ They also took what otheI mon-
ages were in the safe and re-
; nulet until the train slowed
n, making a hasty exit. and drop-
ff the train before it stopped.
then disappcaIed into the dar—k
About the time the Iobbers on
the express car the conductor
train engaged in an althcatiou
Lpassenger who refused to pay
fare. Finally the conductor had
train stopped and the passenger
looted. The robbers nlizhted
, some time. It. is now believed
,t’odblesome passenger was a part-
of the whims and that his ne-
3 Were a ruse to secure the stop
of the train
1 ‘Temphrs lining
(Continued front First Page).
. parade formed for the march to
Not-walk. FIIst came the hand
then the members of Clnton (‘om-
dery if full dress uniform of the
and directly in the rear of them
embers of CrusadeI Commandery.
and officers in open carriages
I. up the rear of the procession
113 these who war» in the carriages
Lieutenant Governor Edwin D.
, acting governor of the state of
ecticut. At South Main street the
nights boarded special trolley cars
Baton Point. where dinner was
'at the hotel by Caterer Geraldi.
llowing excellent menu was dis-
Clam Chowder.
Sliced Tomatoes
Potatoes.
Cakes.
‘ Cafe Noir. '
"afternoon is being spent atvthe
d‘fthe Sir Knights of Crusader
.on the 7:15 train from Now:
Geneva and Walter Decker, of
lip avenue, Norwalk returned
at night after spending two
8 the guest of Miss Alice Stock-
. GOQI'getown. ._
iii Daugherty, of Norwalk was
.before the Norwaik Town
morning charged with non-
inmzaanwwnw
OF‘IHE UREA TEST
ornmnut
Fadden, Bound Books, Ad-
titers Treatment of the
Dy 3, Physkal Exercises, Phyai -
iopnxent, Physical Culture
? Btu.
| For sale at
d'ery will leave for home this 4
MARTIN—OELRICHE.
Newport People Wituonod a Brilliant
Wedding This Noon.
NEWPORT, July Iii—Within the.
dim confines of old St. Joseph's Church
made fragrant with costly flowers, and
in the presence of guests representing
the wealth and luxury of the great
summer colony bore. Miss Lily 0e1-
M. Oelrichs, of New York. and Peter
richs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
IJonobuc Martin. of San Francisco.
were married today. Although antici-
pated for IMIW months the affair cx«
cccdcd all expectations in the perfec-
tion and gorgeousucss of detail and ex-
c-Ipt for the persistent refusal of the
sun to shine there was no drawback.
Fire; and pines flanked the pillars t
the church door and within tho/mg;-
bro walls were well nigh lIiddcn )y II
wide shade of brilliant green. The en-
tirc chancel was iillcd with palms
merging into brighter colors nearihe
motor with great masses of unrest.
white on the altar itself. The broad
path up which the. bridal procession
passed was strcw with flowers.
The ceremony was at 12:30 I). III.
While the guests assembled an orches-
tra played and there ware vocal scion.
tions given. Just before the hour for
the wedding there w as a pause broken
by the f'amiliar sound of ill" I olIcuizr in
march. The officiating pilest 1th Fa
IlIcr DeadI the groom and Ihe host
their appearance In the foreuround
the aisle in join them at the altar.
front. marching in pairs the ushers.
richs. brothers of the bride:
i‘iuvcmcycr. Philip iiydig. Lawrence
McCrccry and Frank Carolau. Then
came the matrons of honor. Mrs. lien-
rv 0. llavcmeycr and Mrs. Cameron
tic-Cree Winslow, followed by the mo
bridesmaids. Miss Eleanor
Miss Isabelle May. and by the maid of
honor, Miss Blanche Oelricbs and a
young sister of the bride. The bride
advanced. resting on the arm oi her
father. Charles iii. Oelrichs.
The ceremony was short. including
the brief betrothal in English, follow-
ed by the simple consecration ritual
in Latin.
Some live score or more of the rela-
IIiclIs on Kay street,
viing breakfast was served.
MARCHING ON CAPE HAYTIEN.
_ CAPE HAYTIEN.
pathy with General F‘irmin,
been declared president by the Arbi-
from three sides. General Albert Sal-
ing on St. Paphnci and Tron
der to take charge of the tro
ed upon to dcfnd the capital
Prince.
Firminist. No news has been receiv-
min ’3 forces.
man, Henry R. Martin, a brother. made, .
and the bridal procession panned up "
in ?
Charles D. Oelrichs and Henry 0. Gel .' '
lI‘rchIrick ,
Jay and. ,
tivcs and intimate friends followed the T. ‘
bridal party to the home of Mr. 001‘: .
where the wed i ‘
Hayti. .Iuly Iii-«f
The. army from the department of Ar- ‘
tibonte and from the districts in sym- .
who has i
bontcsls marching on Cape Ilaytiens
have has arrived at l’laisnncc. General 3
Emile Gaspard has reached nondon ';
and General Thcsse Motifiston is mov 2
Guam .
al Alexis NoId the minister of war..i.
of the proxisiounl government is still ;
here but it is said he contemplates .'
leaving Cape llayticn shoIlly in or-I
s call. .,
ort Au . ‘
The population here is in a
state of uneasiness believing that the ;
; town will shortly be attacked by the f
ad here regarding the movements of 7
the worship Cretea-Pirrot. but it is;
feared that she may appear off this ..
port and land troops to support Fir. -.~
It Pays to Trade”
At Houston’ 5
Store Closes III 5 o'clock except Saturdays
A Clearing Out Sale oi
Shut WaiSts and WaSh Skirts
SHIRT WAISTS 19c worth 500 WASH SKIRTS 75c wottb $1. 2’
ratio worth 76c 08c Iwith SI Iii)
00c worth $1.00 $1125 worth $2.00
750 wOrth $1.50 81.98 worth $3.00
08c worth $2.00 $2.95 worth $5.00
SPECIAL No. i—The balance of our Fine Lawn Wulsts. elegantly trim
med. ranging in prices from t3. 7: I to $5.70. your choice for $2. 95.
SPECIAL No. 2—~'i‘he balance of our Shirt Waist Suits, formcI prices 36." I5
o.$12 50. Your c-hoito foI $4.95.
SPECIAL No.3-Allom Unlined SIIIIII In Etamlnes, Wool Crushes, Chev-
iots and Borges, former prices Slim} to $10.00. Your choice for $4.95.
13" Car tare Lil ‘33. 00 purchases or over.
BrIdgeportIIOSMaInSt
Order Your
Fall Garments Now.
MR. BRYAN IN NEW HAVEN.
MI W HAVEN, July iii—William .1
Bryan stopped over in this. city last.
evening on his way to Boston. and was
the guest of Alexander Troup for soy.
erul hours. Mr. Bryan reached here
into in the afternoon. After a trip Ladies
about the city with Mr. ’I‘roup, in '
which Yale University and othcr ‘ AND SAVE MONEY-
points of intcrcst vcrc visited, on III-
foruInl reception was tendered the
Democratic leader at the Troup resi-
deuce in Orange street. Well known
IIIeIIIbeI'a of the party from this city.
Hartford. Bridgeport. New Landon.
Mei-Idea and Waterbury were present.
Dinner was served late In the cvcnlnz
and at. midnight Mr. Bryan resume‘d
his ioIIruI-y to Boston -
$30.00 Nah: Gets $50.00
Values.
Krasoviiz d Fox.
NORTH MAIN CORNER ANN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
'1. GARTNER,
_ . . . . . ..Z Merchim'rauor.
Glover’s the Place TO YOU
~ II ho do not know so much about me
‘ would say that I was on Railroad
; Place several years. 39 South Main
istrcct is a new location to me and ad-
' iIcItisiug is simplyr discontinuing bid-
lug my light under a bushel.
l
l
39 South .Main Street,
Opposite [Hotel Hamilton.
The
Vacation Shoe
Is The ’
OXFORD
. l ,.
‘ l POST OFFICE SUB-STATION.
I When Assistant inspector J. M
‘t\\-'.hite of the Salary and Allowance
iilcpnrtmcnt of the United States mail
;servicc. was III Norwalk Tuesday he
§.made a proposition to Harold Glendon;
‘ ’ning. of the him of ii. Glendcnning. to
. l establish a substation for the Norwalk
post office. at thiir ding store at tin.I
fewer of Main mid Wall street. MI
' {(ilcndennlng was dissatisfied with thc
. :proposition. but has made another
:- ; proposition to iiir \\- bite. and the same
.'. ‘ has been forwarded to him
‘ i The services or a clerk to take care
. ,of the mall business would be needed
* ;Ih~: year round and undoubtedly nearlv
ll of the stump nd money order bus-
; Incas would be do c at the sub-station.
'. iiiiost all of the mail matter not deposit-
I‘Ied in the mail boxes about the city
-'- would also find their way to the samc
place.
CONDITION OF BURWELL CARTER
; There were no signs of improvement
Ilin th‘tI condition of lion. Burwcll Car-
‘lter. ot ’I’Iainvllie. yesterday. He, was
reported last evening as not being in
. quite as great paid, but that was all
' that could be said.
Captain and hire. Addison A. Betta
have taken up their residence at 2
West Main street. Norwalk.
......
UNSEASONABLEWEATHER ? V
compels us to start our Mid— Summer Sale earlier than usual and With gneafer values. The
continued cool and bet weather has left us with more hot weather goods than he wish
to carry o‘ber, hence these startling reductions. Sale commences Friday, july 25th.
1| -
HTML. .,.~....__..._._.,......-..,
i well known
2 lumbt'a.’
f offer you and call your-especial attention to it.
850
Efor any 5! and $1.25 Negligee Sblrt' or stock including the ? _ ~ -
makes of the "Monarch" "Silver" and “Co-
Ihis is one of the greatest values mliaoe to ‘
Bays? 500 Nominee ' Shirts. 890.
Men’s 60c, Slack T195. 890.
Men’s Fancy Lisle mmd Socks. 250.
’Mon’ 3 Fancy Sacks. 150. .
_ Our entire stack a! M31135!” Balls. Now 89:.
children’s 500 and 250 West mo.
‘ Children’s 3!. 26 “11151.50 Wash Suits. I Now 750. g . .
Children’ : Vum Suit: $1.48. Redhead from :2. so and 38. oo
1 . ” III Min' s; 8073' and batman 3 Suit: reduced 25 per coat.- ‘
0m- regularsenu-amual sale of Trousers is new on. ,
s
I
Excalloar‘quallty and neat pattern
Newest designs. MIMI; year's stylus
Our regular 50¢ quilfly.
Well worth 256.
Now (we.
1185
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* ... .. H....w-m.u——~...
(“THE
...3.
...,
1 quart White Mountain Freezers
These are the best values' In Wash Skirts we have ever shown.
-- Housefurn-iSh'ing Department
"7er—
Nmmmwawwwmmwrmewmmwr «I.
LEADING °1~DliY°-'- GOODSh STORED
Ml
‘i‘
4-;
Wash SkIrts
15.
A; .
SPECIAL PRICES ON WASH SKIRTS OF ALL KINDS . ‘ lift:
Navy and White Black and White and Plain Black Dugk Skirts, regular $1. 25 and I .‘
$1. 50 quality for .................................... . .- ................ $1.00.:
Navy and White, Black and White Flare Flounce, Braid Trimmed, (regular $1. 75 {II
and$2.ooquality.. ........ ........ . ....... .$I.25.:$Ii
All of our Fine Duck Skirts. handsomely trimmed and the best material, regular $2. 25 ’5‘
and $2.50 quality ........ . ............................. . . ..... . ............... $1. 50. '3"
Linen Batiste Skirts handsomely made and trimmed ............... . ............ $x. 75.
All Linen Crash Skirts, materials shrunk and made up in .the latest styles . L ..... $1 75 to $3. 75.;
........................... . $1
zquartWhiteMountainFreezers................. .................. ........ $3:
’4 quart White Mountain Freezers .......... . ................ . .32. 75. ."'
6 quart White Mountain Freezers ................ '. . . .. ........ . ....... . ............ $3,25.
2 quart Arctic Freezers ................. . . . . . . . . . . .. .................. . . . $1.50
3 quart ArCtic Freezers ...., ............................. . .............. . ..... .. ,. $1.95.
4 quart Arctic Freezers . .............. .....' ........ . .......... . . ....... . $2.25. .
6 quart Arctic Freezers ............ . . .. . ................ . . .. ....... . $2.50.;
8 quart Arctic Freezers ........................................................ .$3.00. ,3 I
'l"
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. '1"
i /
*MMWWM’F%$MWWM$MWMWM ‘1'
stock was up 2 points.
walk:
Erie,
Ill Central
Iowa. Central 49
Lou. d: Nash,14014 14215 140% 1421.5
Manhattan.
. Met. St. Ry.‘
M.
M. K & T pfd.63§2, Ii-i
Mo Pacific
National Lead, 21% 21%
N Y. Central 165% 165% 164-}. 16534
Norf. Cc West. 6135 61% 61% 615$
Ont. & West. 34
Penn. R. It.
People‘s Gas, 106% 106% 106
Press. 3. Car, 47%
Reading
Reod,18tpfd., 86%,
Rood: 2d: 11qu 73
“Randi: Steel 18%
. Sou. Pacific.
Sou. Ry. pfd. 971,4
Tenn. 0. to
Tom Pout c, 45%.
‘ Union Pacific 109%
II s’steei ' ‘ ~ $5,;
» u s Steer 6.351% ‘
.wx uh “I ~
Whoop.
TUDAV IN WALL STREET"
W.AI L 5'1 REET 10: 10a. tit-«Open—
lng prices were generally higher. the.
more prominent stocks rising a small
fraction and gains reaching the neigh-
borhood of II point In some less con-
spicuous securities. notably Kansas and
Texas preferred. Canadian Pacific.
-i.ouisvil;le, New York. Chicago and St.
Louis second preferred. There was a
feverish opening in the Fuller (Tou—
strnctlon. 1.100 shares of the common
selling at 63 and 63%. compared with
011,; last night The price subsequent-
ly advanced to 04. The preferred
WALL STREET. l p. m.-—~'I‘he rcac.
lion curried Rock Island to 196 and
prices generally fell below last night's
ievcl. St. Paul after touching 185
rose again to above 180 with some ‘
sympathetic effect upon the market. . .
Linseed preferred advanced 2 and St.
Louis and San Francisco second pre-
ferred 1%. Delaware and Hudson lost.
2, Whaling and Lake Erie first pre-
ferred 1 and reactions reached a
point or more in Amalgamated. Loom
motive, Chicago and Alton. Union Pn-
ciiic preferred and Manhattan.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wrre or monies
It: Goldschmidt. commission brokers,
Ewart: dc Corbett'o block. South Non
Open High -
cashiireaimenl.
'Amal.Cop., 66" 067$; 05%; 65%
Am.C.& R. 327’ 321;; 32% 32%
Am. Cot. Oil. 521,5 52% 52 52b; . . . ,
incised:- 1.2% 2;..- in. r... we to wear comfortable and slur
. mer, 000., . .. 33 “
iE'h’fié’itm’im 33-7»; figs 33% “SN garments--—small dCDOSlt
. ., I
. 32.2%?:§3%:§§.§:3§§:§:r down and $1. 00 WEEKLY
Bait & bill: 11032113 not; 110%. PAYMENTS. BUD What U0“
imitate ii iii: 23* iii: , “ dlI 't h d w
*Silztdnw-{iiii 2;in .3, 2% want an arm 0 nine e,
c. m mi? wit 18.22 M as“ will be glad to open an account
83:: i: it? 139 232 ”silt 133:: h
Col. South. 351% 345;. 33a, 3455 “(it U0“. '
Consolflas, 225 225 224 224
Del.&Hnd.,179 179 179 179
3814, 38% 38%; 38%
187% 167% 166% 167% ’
49 49 49
136% 136% 135% 135%
151% 151% 151 15114 .
Mex. Centr l, 29% 30% 29%, 30%
K. 8: '13.. 31V; 31% 30% 30%
63% 63%
115% 116% 115V. 115%
21% 21%
preiiu Colored
34 3374. 337.4;
160% 160% 160% £321.13
87%
7 dOublé
08%
SOu.“Ry.‘Co. 39‘
66%
hm; pm
eat on. Ten, say.
29- 3i
{lint Iiiasliingi on St ?
WITHOUT
:CASH“E
uou can come here and secure
Eveniihing to .
wear. from this to Shoes-i"”'ior
Man. Woman or Child. on our
. popular and convenient CASH
or CREDIT PLAN-«an incent-
Special Bargains
in Waists.
A splendid assortment 0i?
Waisls'. all sizes. 490. 590.
950 $1.25. 35148. Worth
and White!
28* ...W “—44—“...mo. -.97._._.,.,..,.
‘ f, ‘ storing couerIous
rpm One Farm!
Cent. 28%
. 1 per cent.
mas enormous.
lterday a Miss Daisy If. Thrall. who has ,
resided with the Parsons family since u
itheldcatn 0 her mother. left town. sud- "
den y. I ,
[No The third l She Is but mu... yam out; and none
‘ on within 5 your the record suspected that she entertained matri-
* intention; I'H ‘
Norwalk Chronicler