............ $1. 50.
trance-nous !. .
WITH .
u-IIEVERY PAIR. I
spur AoaNTs.
NoroN eraser,
d tro‘In errst Pale.)
~‘ AW“ Mrs McMullt-h
lam Dixon, of Nor-
iner for Westport, Dr.
,was summoned, and
thiease. and gave a ver-
natal death.
will be held Thursday
from heiad's home in Main
., . ev. Jabez Backus will of-
.O IJETY IN STAMFORD.
ted in Benefit Tendered to. ,
Meiji Manx, Last ng ht.
tw members of the Arlen
took part in the benefit
ddMenz. leader of the Start!
{of held in Millers Hall.
* society san thfee selections
cry heart 1y welcomed by
. 0rd brethren. After the
hments were served and
as indulged in. The local
eturned on the 11: 55 train
very fine time. The hall
and the result financially
ty‘, will go to Bridgeport
special trolley car and be
1" the Arion Society of the
where they will spend the
A clambake and other in-
atures will be among the
ON HORSE RUNS AWAY.
e ‘ttached to a delivery wags
' fito the Columbia Tea Com
ch were J. Rothstein and
an away in Taylor avenue
A W; The horse was hitched to a
as eating his dinner when
5, Mt came along and frightened
. rned around and ran into
‘11 pole nearby, taming the
or and scattering tea, coffee
khrii in the road. About $10
as done to the goods while
not of damage to the wagon
‘ . Misfortune: AT sanosnurvs
AVEN, July 29~There wars
turbance about the gates of o
Co.’ '8 hardware factory eii err
morning or noon opening and
of the police was not re
, he strikers had pickets on
penal They reported that
possible exception of a few
It hands went into the fac-
and that the order of the
calling upon strikers to re-
ork‘thisiamorning or forfeit
be: was not heeled to any so»
is extent. There were no de-
We is of importance in the gen-
tlon today. ,
fl**f‘——‘—"————fi
leittne Castle. A. O. K. of M. C..
, light but transacted only
‘ er William H. Marigold of
it. Twas in Norwsik today,
ntP PMnmster Keith.
' nx'el Food daily Owens'.
, cker. clerk in the Atlantic
' .. a Ten Company's store, Nor-
, , taken with a felting spell
. .g .nd was obliged to go
A John Fltzpatrich, who
for drunkenness and
'ce., was sentenced to
today but seiténée was;
w him to get out of
, DWI-ed plans fora
encegtoi-«be erectedMOn
then-St. Peter and .‘St.
’ Church. in Ansonls.
scorn NonwALK, CONN
LUNAR. PHASE8 IN HOBOKEN..
“No Marriages iMn gHeaven." Bald Mr.
NEW YORK July 20-Mrs. Cath-
erine Moon, of Mahatma, has begun
proceedings for divorce against her
husband, (leorge, who deserted her six
years after their marriage in 1890.. in
her blll filed by her counsel former
Assemblyman Maruell, she says that
she has frequently tried to induce
Moon to return to her, but that he re-
fuses to do so on the ground that mur-
riage is immoral.
"There is no marrying nor giving in‘
marriage in heaven." it is alleged that -
he said to her; “what is good enough
in heaven is good enough for me.”
Mrs. Moon asks for alimony and
counsel fees.
YAQUIS ATTACKED A RANCH.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29-Aspec-
mi from Tucson Arizona, says: Driv-
en to desperation by hunger and thirst
a band of thirty Yaquls, nearly half of
them women. atta kcd the Carmen
ranch near Hermosli 0, Saturday, and a
fierce fight followed. When a patrol
of Mexican troops came to the rescue
two of the women and five of the man
lay dead The Yaquis were weak from
hunger and when attacked by superior
numbers they were compelled to our:
reader. Fifteen prisoners. inriuding
two chiefs. were marched to Heromo
sillo, where they will be sentenced by
General Torres. The band is supposed
to be the last remnant of those who .
took to the warpath some time ago.
ROCKVILLE CITIZEN DEAD.
itOCKVlLLE, July 29-»George M.
Taulk, for more than fifty years prom.
inent in the business and social life
of this town. died today at his resi- .
deuce in Prospect street, aged eighty-
two years. He was president of the
Peoples Savings bank and a director -.
of the First National bank. Former it
he was engaged in the lumber bur-Il-
ness. Mr. Taulk use a Republican
in politics.
sheriff of Tolland county and for sev-
eral years previous to that time was ‘
a deputy she’riff.
A’NSONIA‘MAN A SUICIDE.
>ANSONIA. July
Ewen. a well known, shoe man. of long
residence in Ansonla, committed sul-
cide in a vacant lot on Winter street
this morning.
acid in a fit of dospondeucy. Although
quickly discoycrerl his life could not
be saved.
and a son.
TUBE WORKERS ARE ON STRIKE.
SOMERVILLE, Mass. July 29.-—
Three hundred men employed by the .
American tube works here struck to- .
day because the company refuses to,
reinstate two discharged union men,
and to discharge a number of non- un- ,
ion ltaiian laborers who recently have
been hired.
PARDONED BY THE PRESIDENT.
HARTFORD.
tions from President Roosevelt
Nothing has yet been done regarding ::
the location of a sub station in Nor— -'
walk.
From 18139101878 he was 9'
29—Wililam r. I 3
lie swallowed catholic '-
Iie leaves threat daughters ‘
July 29 —l.andsman j:
Emile Sarrbresole, U. S. N., was releas. ..
ed from the Connecticut state prison .
Saturday afternoon on an order from I,
Secretary Moody acting under instruc. ..
' It Paysto Trade”
t Hons on s
Store Closes at 5 o’clock eycept Saturdays?
A Clearing
;
Oiit Sale oi " "
Shirt Waists and Wash Skirts.
Sliiit'l‘ WATSTS 19c worth 500
$90 worth 750
500 worth $100
350 worth 31. 50
M ”98¢ worth I2. 00
SPECIAL No. 1—The balance of our
WASH SKIRTSD 7f c worth $1. 25’
98c worth $1. 50
01. 25 worth $200
3&4”! worth 93 00
3 95 worth $5. 00
Fine Lawn Waists, elegantly trim.
mod. running in prices from $3. 75 to 35.15, your choice for 32.05.
SPECIAL No. 2—:The balance of our Shirt Waist Suits. former prices 86 75 .
to $12. 50. Your choice for 34.95. ‘
SPECIAL No. 3--All our Unlined SkiIts in Etamlnes. Wool Crashes Chov-
lots and Surges, former prices $6: 75 to $10. 00. Your choice for 04.95.
I" Car fare on 33.00 purchases or over.
Bridgeport
sows '7' NOTICE. W
DISTRICT OF NOIIWALK as. Pro
bate Court. July 29, A. D. 1902
Estate of Franklin D. Stevens late
of Norwaik, in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit ,
their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts. prop.
erly attested. within said time, will be
debarred a recover. All persons in-
debtcd to‘said Estate are requested to
made immediate'navment to
MARY C. STEVENS
129 all 1.2 Executrlx
Glover’s the Place - . 1......
’_ For Ladies’ as well
IIOSMaInSt
Order Your
Ladies
AND SAVE MONEY.
$30. 00 Now Gets $50. 00
Values. .
Kra‘soviti it Pox.” A
SOUTH NORWALK:
.J. (fifi‘rNER,
Merchant Tailor.
as for Men.
Our work is not limited to Men's Clo
j' thing. We tailor for Ladies also. Our
1 The _
Vacation Shoe
is The
EOXFORD;
. prices are interesting reasonable.
39 SothQMa/iri Street.”
OppOIlte Hetol Hamilton.
' all Memoir flotilla count
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
OLOCK ISLAND, 3day trips costing
$8.50 and $10. 50. Saturdays, July 19
120,Aug.2.9.1ii.23and 30.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. I or 6-day
trlps testing 111 ai- $16. Mondays.
July 21, Aug i,1.18.,25 and Sept. 1
, WHITE MOUNT INS. 6'day ‘tt‘lps,
' coating :23. Mo days', July 28 Aug
M, 11 and 25
AUBAMBLE CHASM. costing 824.50.
July 21,28,Aug.4.11,18 and 25.
‘ ' NIAGARA FALLS, Idaya' mp, costing
319. Tuesday, August 19.
' THOUSAND iShANDS, 4-day. trip.
Aug. 19'. 321.‘
. ROYAL TOUR toylagara Falls, Thon-
sand. islands. Montreal Ausable
cause Lake Merge and Saratoga.
13d ys' trip An art 19. costing 073.
‘ cnrs lLL, May rips costing $14.50,
from New Haven, July 22 Aug 13
and 30
COTTAGE CITY, 5day trips, costing
317. July 1.31 Aug. 4 and 25.
. topmosting $50.
" NOVA SCOTIA. 1 trip, A111, 6, Mays’
.. . Cop es of “The New Eng and Tour-
ist” sscrlptive at all tours, can he
, procured by applying to G W. Bar‘-
j' {is ,RTicket Agent N. YAMN
.men.
UNSEASONABLE WEATHER
compels as to start Illa-Summer Salemlrcr than at 11113331:
greater values. the 7'
continued coal and last summer has léft us with more hot weather goods than we wish
to carry aim. hence these startling reductions. . Sale cammenccs .Frlrlay, July 25th. '
were
‘L‘
for any It and 31.2.5 Neylrgufiirtm stocb. Including tbe. .
iswell Imam makes of the “Monarch" «saw? and 3‘60-
i This {319" of the greatest sane; The ban: to
i'offer you and call your especial attention to rt. ‘ ' ‘
r
.3,
FallGarmenlsINow. 9
NORTH MAIN, CORNER ANN‘MST.
ably low Prices.
~ i
Ruby Batiste, Almeria Batiste. Bollard Batiste,-
sell for 10¢: per yard;_our price .. . . .
Duchess Dlmity, heavy corded Batiste, regular 12%cM goods, our price to
‘close .................
Supino Batiste, Holly Batiste, Dotted Swiss
These are the finest cotton goods brought out for this season a business;
handsome designs ...................... . . .
Picnic Plates, per doz. .......... 10c
Fly Traps ..... ....... ' .10c
F'ly Paper, per box .m.......... 380
Fly Killers 8c
‘ 3st. plain Glass Jugs . ........... 250
ii Dlown Tumblers, ...... . . . . .. 19c
good patterns and mode to'
. Ale-vellclelfle-oe-I-nlo ..
...... .uu................-.- .a
Muslins. Palmetto Batiste.
llopilloiv ........ lop-v e
Housefurnrshrng Department
3 pt. Decorated Jugs ........ .. .19c
. Decorated Breakfast Plates . . ; . .. 10c '
Decorated Tea Plates . . . . . .. 8c
Refrigerator Pans, any size ...... 23c
Jolly Tumblers ...... ‘ 19, 25. 29c doz.
Fancy Fruit Plates .......... . . .. 150
So
we
12 'c
N. Y. Central, 164% 166
3N0rf. at West. 63% 61% 63% 63% ,
'Ont & West, 33% 84% 33% 34%
. Peciflc Mall
: " Special Prices on DINNER WARE.
' SB. 95 and $4.95 DINNER SETS
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
summmmowmmmmswmmwew
TODAY TN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——The
market opened active and irregular.
The gains were small and were
amongst the specialties, while the
standard stocks as a rule yielded a
fraction The loss extended to a point
in the case of Alchlson and People’s
Gas. Norfolk and Western opened
wide on the sale of “.1500 shares at
6354 to 04 compared with 04% last
big ht.
WALL STREET. 1 p. .m—The mar-
ket became dull and hesitating in tone.
Missouri Pacific rose again to a full
point over last night. but did not hold.
Electric gained 3%: in all. St. Louis
and San Francisco reached 1%. Other-
wise'thc movement was sluggish and
unimportant.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private me or maples
Swan: 0: Corbett's block. South Nor-v
walk:
Open High Low ‘
Amsl. Copper, 68% 68% ' .
Am. C. & III. 32% 32%
AnuCot. Oil. 51% 51%
Amer. 1.000., 32 3314,
Am. Smelt, 16% 461.;
Am. Sugar, 1335/5 13339.
Anaconda. 107 107%
A T as Fe 921.5 92%
A.'I‘. ASE 11.10255. 103
Bait. & Ohio 109 109%
Bklyn. ll'.’ T., 6874, 69%
C es. &- Ohio, 53% 54
Ch. Gt. West” 31 32
C M a St. P. 186% 185%
x Chi. R. l. & P. 1901;. 194
ColAF. & L, 102 102%
Consul. Gas. 223 ,223
Del. s Hud., 179 180
This, s w 37% 38%
Ill. Central, 168% 169%, .
Lou. d: Nash, 145% 145%
Mimhattan 13454 my
Met. St. Ry.15,0 159%.
. Mex. Control. 30 30
Max. N’tths” 18% 18%
M K & T., -:’3]% 31%
M. K.&T. 'pt 63% 63%
Mo. PacifTC. 118% 119%
164% 165%;
49% “155.40% 40%.
Penn. R.R..159% 160% 159% 160
‘ I People's Gas. 104% 104%
Reading, _ 66% 6 66%
Read“ lst pfd.. 86% 80%“
Read, 3d old. 72% 72%
Rehab. Steel 19%, 18%
Rubber Goods 32 .
=Son. Pacific, 69% ,
Sen. Ry. 60., 391.5.
Tenac at, 69%
' Texas Pacific; 45% 4553 I 9i; '
Union Pacific 108% 109% 1081);: 1082:
Us. Pan. null, 9355 93%
U 8. Leather; 12% 13 12% 13
, Lea, '
39% 40
89% 90
L: ofrPottersvllleL
was executed by
Colorado ii‘uel rallied a point. General
A Goldschmidt. commission brokers. '
84% 847/; I
1m 1m
,M-3oa. troll.
45% 45% .
ecu-ran TODAY.
July 29.~—- ’
$11. 95
NORWALK, CONN
-
restroom St»
' "N7: f'\ .
, What Is
the U se
of laying out a lot of money for
what you need, when you can
come to our store, choose from.
the finest of merChandISe to be
. found in the city, and pay for it
in SMALL WEEKLY PAY-
MENTS. ; ’
Oar Price‘s‘are M.
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.
o,
“ ‘Payf‘oue Dollar
Weekly
In every one of our depart-
ments of ready-to-wear goods,
prices are reduced away down
Corneal; OPEN AN ACCOUNT
'WITH US; we extend credit to
caemoeeewowowwaew—oeearose-arseremasteres M
Norwalk Chronicler