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RK, July 28~The Rev. Ste-
_dvfln. recording secretary
,. nary societv of the Meth-
WP“ Church. died today, of
ver. at the residence of his
“hen C. Baldwin. in Brooklyn.
xtyns'even years of age. The
ill be held at the New York
Church. Brooklyn. next
in was born at Somerville,
m'filmfltd the ministry in 1858.
until 1882 with the excep-
“it years. he was a missionary
'. For four years, while in
all superintendent of the
mission, and for several
ted the Chinese Recorder. He
., _'translatlng the Scriptures
ple" of the Methodist Episco
ll. etc" in to the Fukicn col~
net For health reasons he
the United States with his
"1882. For a year he. was
St. Paul's Church. Newark.
0 years following was pastor
From 1885 to 1888 he was
Bromileld street church, Bos-
conterenee. in June. 1889, he
noted recording secretary of the
diary society, which position he
, nee tilled; making his home in
ltlyn’. ,
if. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
lam W. Taylor and Lillian l.
to gully Jackson wife of N. M.
and and buildings, Summit
thNorwalk; John (iorham
New Charnok wile of Coleman
0k. lot 200 by 130. Lexington ave-
loll Bolden street: Charles E
to Peter K. Kuchisling. oi
it ,h'eveu acres and buildings
11,? road: estate of John Hines
Plantation. land and build-
Onward avenue; Foster Broth-
Samuel- M. Birch Passaic Nell
lint Belle Island; Fay 0 White
Seaman, New York. land and
' Rowlyton; estate of Mary
Ohich'ooter to Margaret Cnhill,
lot, Hyatt avenue; estate of
B. Olmstead to the National
6! orvralltN 25 acres at Toil-
poe and lot. Winnipauk: one
note and buildings. Chapel
store 16 and 18 Main street
I: John E. Adams to Frehing-
' rrls. of Stamford land and
Adams avenue; William
t to Michael Derit and
urea. West Norwalk.
.Pork Tunisian—Wilbur S.
to’Parmelia J. Lee, two lots:
,_ . Curtis, four lots: to'Cath-
firm ”four lots; to Edward J.
ED WITH MR. VAN BUR-
on Buren. of West avenue.
' consultation with the se
lit regard to the Broad River
”blob have been giving Con
Flotilla so much trouble.
bi cement in the his pit,
abutment and concrete it
as yet been unable to
bottom or the nuicksond.
31-75-
'eoaooo"-o--I~ulosxt500
”,,uelololovwvnosl'o25n
allied lli Translating Snip—
,,been decided to place I;
~GUARANTEE
WITH ,
EVERY PAIR. ‘
union—~—
Army Commlnnry Department.
M A Reldy,ot Railroad nvenue.hao
'i'llst received a letter from his brother
‘ ‘John .1 Reilly who la a member of
Company M Twenty seventh egimcnt
luluntrly. which has been in he Phil-
ippines for some time. He aayzs
“Despite the trials and tribulations
of n soldier’s life I 'ill'ln still in the
land of the living omorrow , the
twenty fourth day of June: We leave,
forever perhaps. Camp Gregg, ,Siossl.
and march to the tiring lino. to nortll~
el'n Malnbang. Mlnllnao. We are to
cross the entire island. during which
time we anticipate severe lighting.
The “neike” will be for three
. months, and during that time we will
not have any communication from
friends. We are stationed in the $qu
Archipelago. about titty miles from
Borneo The natives are not Filipinos,
us may think. They are Moms a
salvage bloodthirsty race They have
scarcely any clothing except a piece of
“canvas around the waist They all car
r_\ a deadly 'ueapon called a bolo and
spoon: from tire to eleht toot long.
They are also armed with guns. They
attacked the fort two weeks ago. Ev-
erybody was asleep. and when the bug
ler blew the call to arms. there wan
scarcely live minutes left to get equip-
per ‘in. But there was no dressing;
nothing hilt shoes to protect the loot.
“Seize guns and cartridge belt and
take your place on the line. At the
commanti, ‘Ctjmlhence firing empty
chamber and magazine into them.
They were driven' off. with little can
unity. We will surely lose men on
this coming oxoetlltlou. but each one;
can only hope for the best. ’ ‘
lNSURGENTS ENTER LIM'BE.
John J. Field A inlet; clerk in the ' ,
y ”0 SPECIAL No. ll—Tho balance or our Fine Lawn Wolstll, elegantly trim.
SHIRT WAISTS 19c worth 500
,,- 89c worth 760
,5“, 60¢ worth :1. oo
“" 75c worth 81. 60 ,
98c worth $2 00
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med, ranging in prices from $3. 7
SPECIAL No. 2‘-—~’i‘he balance olthnr
to $12 50. Your choice tor 84.95.
‘BPEClAL No. (lie-All our Unlined Skirt
lots and Sergei; former prices 86: 75 to 810. 00. Your choice for $4. 95.
'37 Car tare til 35. 00 purchaSes or over.
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SECY. MOODYBkEAVES OYSTER
OYSTER 'BAY. July 28—Sacrotary
Moody, who for fortyeight hours has
been the guest of President Roosevelt
at Sagamore Hill. left: today on the
Dolphin on his northern cruise. Ashe,
left the landing a salute oi 17 guns was
fired in his honor by the Dolphin. He
villi proceed along the New England
coast as far as Portland. Me. atop
ping nt lntormhdiato points as liia‘ in
tercst or- business may require .
President Roosevelt panned a very
quiet forenoon ac Sagnmore Hill no
lisltorn of official lmliortancc lilting
received up to luncheon time
Said to be in Danger
-CAPE HAY TIEN July 28—Generali
Albert Sainave entered l. imbe. yesteru
day evening. and this morning he was;
within nine mllon of this city, alter;
erai Nord. the minister at war for the
ed thin evening or tomorrow morning.
are in danger. The United States gun.
boat Machine, which was ordered to‘
proceed from Colon to this port, has :
lot arrived. Much regret is expressed "
that no foreign power is represented
moment
MR. FERRIS WAS ALL RIGHT.
Percy E. Ferris went out to fix the ,
stall boats of! the Norwallt Yacht Club
or his absence and Saturday night par ,
returned this morning. and said he hotH
gone to Little L' Hammock island.
William B. llubbell over Sunday.
CLAMBAKE TO EMPLOYEES.
Fifty employees of ex- Mayor “ii-i
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his hospitality Saturdat at little L'
olambake was served. The party re«
turned home in Mr. Hubbell’s launch
on about 6 o'.clock '
hm J ‘
compels us to start on
Foreigners Are Without Protection and :7
If
having defeated the troops under Gen- 3 j
provisional government. The capitula- f .
tion of Grande Rivera is expected and f ,’
Cape llaytien probably will he attack i.
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Saturday afternoon and did not appear _- I
again until this morning. Relatives and, '
friends were considerably worried ov- , _
ties were out looking for him. He -
where he was the guest of (ix—Mayor? :
liam B. Hubbell's hat factory enloled i :
Hammock island and at noon a duel :
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UNSEASONABLE WEATHER
Hui Summer Sale earlier than usual and hilt}: greater values. The
mammalian fiahasleftuowitli morehotweatllergoodsthanmw
to carry tiller, home they: startling reductions. Sale commences Friday, july 25th. '
Vocation Shoé
Is The
Foreigners are without protection and i ‘
,éOXFORhg‘
here by a waltlhip at 511th a critical 2
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Store Closes at 5 o'clock except 'Niltllrd'aya.
A C'ealing Out Sale 01.; .
Shirt Waist's and Wash Skirts.'?3
31:01 Lathes’ as well
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' g PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
1 ‘ NIAGARA FALLS. tuays trip, costing
.\ $19. -Tuesday.August19
. f gmousmo lsLANps, «lays
' ; sand islands
': .4 Chasm Lake George and Saratoga.
. , l2doya' trip August 19. costing $73.
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, l tour. costlnssso.
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WASH axln'ré 75c worth $125
980 worth 81. 50
81 25 worth 82. 00
.98 worth 83. 00
295 worth 85. 00
Thousands of Yards ofiilil‘asthoods at Remark
5 to 86. 76. your choice for $2.95. .
Shirt Waist Butch. dormer prlooa 86.7531
8 in Etnmlneii. Wool Crashes Chev...
Ruby Batiste Almeria Batiste Bollard Batiste, good patterns and made to
sell for We per yard; our price.
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Duchess Dlmlty, heavy corded Batiste regular 12%c goods our price to
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SuplnBtiot HllBtt DttdSi Mil P Bi 1
Order Your , . {annotations mum. alumna? 12 2c .,
ans ell ........... .......
Fall Garments Now. o... “m . - ‘ 1'
Ladies. Housefurnishln D tm t g ,
' , AND SAVE MONEY. g epar en 3
530. 00 No”, Gets ’50 00 Picnic Plates, pod doz. .......... tile 3 pt. Decorated Jugs ............ 19c efi
Values. .. Fly Traps ................... f. . .‘ 10c Decorated Breakfast Plates ...... 10c 9’
“‘ F‘ly Paper per box .............. 38c Decorated Tea Plates .......... . . Sc 5,.
KlflSOVNZ (El FOX. Fly Killers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19. . .. 80 ,, Refrigerator Pans, any size ...... 23c . +
NORTH ‘ MAIN, CORNER ANN 8T .. "Jill plain Glass Jugs ......... 26c . Jelly Tumblers ...... 19. 26, 29c den 3
‘SOUTH NORWALK- 6 Blown Tumblers. . . .. .. ........ 19c . - Fancy Fruit Plates . . . . .. . . ...... 15c 1‘?
J' GfiRT NE R Special Prices on DINNER WARE. $11 95 Z; .
, SB 95 and $14. 95 DINNER SETS . __ - .1.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a m. ,~The
few exceptions to the advancing ton-
de‘ncy at the opening were amongst
the grnngcrs. Otherwise gains aver-
aged a fair tractions. Shares to toe
number of 2800 of Norfolk and Wésx»
crn sold at 62k. to lg, Compared with
6141 on Saturday and Chicago and
Alton. llllnola Central Kenna and
Texas and Louisville also showed not-
able strength. .
W ALL STREET. 1 p m. -A sudden
spurt in Amalgamated to above 68 and . ,
a rise to fill»: in Norfolk and Western
[lure somec harncter to the market St ‘
Paul and one or two other stocks ral-
lied about a point but the 5mm .
movement was sluggish and irregular.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report: overlpri'nu m or topics
I: Ooldochxnidt. oommlooion broken.
Sworn I: Corbett'o block. South Nor.
Ir'alk
Open High
Amal. Copper 66% 68%
Am. C. It R, 32% 32%
Am. C. & l-‘. pt. 91% 91-743
Amcrflloco. ., 32 32
Am. Smelt. 461.4, 46%
Am. Sugar. 134%,; 134%
Anaconda. 107 108
T. (t 8.1% 9315-. 94
AT. 8:81“ p. 10314; 103%
Bait. & 0hlo.1101(. 110%,
Billion R. 1:. salt 69%..
Ches 3; Ohio, 545g 549g
Chi Gt West. 3155 31%
011.6: 8t. P. 187% 18736
Chi. R. l- & P. 198 198%
Col F. 651.. 98 8816
Col. South. 33 33
(:onsol. G 225 225
Del. & H 180. 180
Erie 3855 33%
ill. Central. 170 170%
low: Central. 48%; {8%
ion. k Nash H5 146%
”anhattan #13451 135
Met. St Ry. 150 150
Mex. Central. 29% 30
Ne: N’t Otto. 15 19
)I. K. I T... 31% 315‘
31 K. e T. pill. 63% 63%
310 Pacific. 111% 118
N. Y.Centrai.167 187
as for Men.
:Our work‘is not limited to Men's Clo
We tailor {Or Ladies also. Our
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Tilll RBCRiii'l'lOl TOWNS? COIN“.
BLOCK iSLAND, 8dny trips. costing
' 88.50;“ $10.50. Saturdays July 19
.26. Aug. 2. 9. 16, 23 and 30.
SARATOGA SPl'tiNGs. 4 or 6-day
‘ trips costing $12 or 816. Mondays
July '21, Aug. 4 11, 18. 26 and Sept!
WHITE MOUNTAINS, 5day trips.
costing 823. hitlntiays, July 28, Aug
11 and 26.
AUSABLE CHASM costing 824.50.
July 21. 28. Aug. 4 11.18 and 25.
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132%
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Aux 19.821-
ROYAL TOUR to Niagara Falls Thou
Montreal. Aunahle
, ['what “you mood. when you can
‘OATSKILL, 6-ler tdrips costing 814m.
trotn New Haven July 22. Aug. 1"
and 26.
lCOTTAGE CITY. 5-day tripsrooutlng
come to our store, charts: from
'the finest of merchandise to be
found in the city. and poplar it
. in SMALL WEEKLY PAY?
MENTS. '
NOVA 8807M. 1 trip, Aug 6. sdays'
Copies of “The New England Tour-
list" descriptive of all tours, can be
.Har-
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rill Ticket Agent N. Y.. N.
“Our Prices are ,
PositiVely No Higher
than' is charged by so—called cash
stores, and you have the privilege
of taking advantage of our liberal
terms of credit. '
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Eforallyfl ami'SI. 251Wl§¢e56ifiblstoc§ including“:
welfl tom makes of the "Honored" “you" and “Co.
lumbl'a. " This is aneof the catwaluamhaocto
ofi'a- you and all your especrlll attention to it.
' Nut-f. & West, 621‘ so;
Out. 5. West, 34% 351%
Pacific Mail 4019 41
Penn. R 11.. 160% 1607";
People’s- Gas. 105 105
Press; 3. .WM 41%
Reading, . 66% 667.6
Read. list pill. 86% 86%
Read, 211! pill. 72’; 7251
Reno . Steel, 19 19
Rubber Goods 20
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Pay one Dollar
; Weekly.
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Inevery one afoul-depart
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3014’503 My...“ Shirts. 890. , Excellent quality and not perform ‘ '
Mon: 500 Stock 11oz, 390.
um : Fancy Lisle Thu d Soeka'zsll.
News! designs.
Our regular 80o quality
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Sou. Pacific 70%
Son. By. 00 395i.
Sou. Ry out. 97%
Tenn. 0. l 1., 68%
Tenn Pacific. 4556
"Union Pacific 11011. 116%
1311. Poe. pftd, 8361'.“ 93%
. 138. lather. 135‘
U noun {0
ments of ready—tom goods.
prices are reduced away down.
come to; OPEN AN ACCOUNT
WITH US; we extend credit to
ll! fills year's style:
Norwalk Chronicler