$175
9' disconnects-1.1.500
............ $125
INGTON STREET,
agar Discharged and Sen
M in Leonard's Cue.
.Juiy 31."!!!0‘00881‘ Stai-
Leonard of the Buffalo and
basebal'l teams respective-
en a hearing: today on a
isoifderiy conduct at the
buds yesterday. A Witness
011:: and that Stailings was
gUmpire Cox; that the Buffs.
r caught by the collar the
he went after Cox and
. blow. Another witness cor~
‘ *th‘is testimony. The jus
Stallings, saying that
dgubtedly struck Leonard,
was the first offender. Sen-
suspended "on Leonard The
“idem Mitchell, Regarding the
shonapdoah Trouble.
S-BABRE, July 31-Shortly
. President Mitchell issued
,thestories of the riot at
hfwere greatly exaggerated
ts much distorted. It de—
in no one was killed or fatal-
been averted had the depu-
oo‘l and used greater dis-
. hatrike, i am greatly pleas
”if that the trouble is not as
noiat first reported. I have re-
diy road the strikers that any
_, law on their part would
. to gainst them alone and I am
' lthat there will not be a multi-
trouble of this character.
“JOHN MITCHELL,
"President P. M. W. of A."
:EE NEWTON LYNGHED.
EN, Ark” July til—Aner thicc
rpm the hands of the law so
Wword locelved here today.
rate effort the negro escap-
fie was captured by the authori-
again escaped. Last week the
‘ed him and with the aid of
nude «captured him. Saturday
the prisoner was being ta-
at Magnolia a mob of 25
wavered the otiicers and hung
to a tree.
”Ly—M
EB To RECOVER $30.
holdezar has brought suit
arise and Elisabeth Wacha
pd wife. to recover $30,
. plaintiff loaned the defen
n which has not been paid.
certificate of attachment
ith the town clerk at Nor-
hashing real estate of the de-
d AttOrne G. H. Voshurgh
131 suit w lch will come up
,. Mogayriin-August in the
91m: TROLLEY raacxs.
tales of Norwaik. in an
input of this issue give notice
, hit! 3 in their office, at 10
y , 901i. August 6th. They
'ersons interested in the
‘ WestpOrt avenue.-
. 013m City Or
' 1» Ms A REPORT.
ARK. July _31—-.-Mayor 'Low
hich attend
Joseph by
SOLE AGENTS
It Menard hit him without tor
Ton Ely avenue. The plaintiff
. onds was
final request to Police '
rtridge for a reporter
GUAR NTEE
W TH
EVER PAIR
“SOU'I
WITH THE HATTING TRADE.
Retail BhyerhNow in the Metropoli-
‘ Lan [Market in Force.
The A kimono fiiatter for July com-
ments u follows on the hat trade:
Retail hat buyers are now in the
1net1opoli tau market in force. and
their fall purchases are considered to
ally speaking. quite satisfac-
he.ygene1
in stili hats they are taking the
more coiservatlve shapes, and any
radical r extreme ideas which they
may ado t will probably be selected
from the soft but lines. which contain
many no el features quite dissimilar
to thosed hown in last season’ s cxhlb
its
'1 The vo no of the Panama hat with
its extre e shapes and fleakish ten-
denclcs, i quite clearly reflected in the
soft hat ines shown by p1 acticully all
the manufacturers.
Many 4E; the prominent features of
the sum styles find their counter-
part in l e. soft felt hats introduced
for Fall 1902 and wide brims bell
mowus 11 d an odd creasing and dent
ing of t e crowns are some of the
now hein‘ called upon to solve. Some
of these hanes will undouhtcdh soil
and semi may have a considerable
vogue. 1%
The p ama hrimmcd soft but will
continue 0 soil in the cheaper grades
hut bays 5 for a high class patronage
see 1111 to look with especial favor on
shapes mi
old -tlme “ ourist or Hombcrg effects
without iinding.
As a mitter of fact many of the new
shapes, Which will be among the best
sellers of the season. are nothing more
1101 less;
With uuhtlund edge. it is a gentlema ‘s
tive hats} re always safe to buy.
There 1
expresset by- the retail trade, in cer-
tain secii us, at their failure to more
stocks. yit, notwithstanding the some.
what iarg r quantity of hraid'hnts t at
will be qEriled over this year it is
hat busiu as with its exceptional prof-
it when lightly conducted. has more
that offset the, “few dozens of hats
_ which will either have to he closed out
at a price or calried over to next sum
mer. ‘
in reali
worked a
ty the weather that over
it into its head that it wanted a Pun-
ama hat, 1 11d it had it whether it rain-
ed or sno ed
R‘UDYEARD KiPLING MOVES.
his home at Rockingdean, has purchas-
sentimens of his aunt, Lady Burne-
johns. tiu widow of Sir Edwaid Burne-
ones. 1
_. __._,..__ .._.._...._....._.._....._......_..._..».-W _..-.._
J'Boys 50c Negligee Shirts.
50:; Lisle Thread Socks.
problems which visiting retailers are.
re closely approximating the .
than the old 'i‘ouiist aha 1e ..
hut. how‘ van and genteel. conserva- ,,
as been some dissatisfaction "
thoroughi clean out their straw hat ;
gene1ailyi conceded that the Panama
xcuse for all unsatisfactory
trade ha penings, did not affect the ,.
Panama at business as seriously as .
might have been expected. for. by '
January 1, 1902. the general public got
LONDC N, July {fir—Rudyard Kip; .
ling, who has been much annoyed by .
the visits of Brighton excursionists to
mi 11 11911 countrv place near Tun»
bridge Wells. Mr. Kipling's troubles 1
at’ Rockiigdean included a feud with
the villagers caused by the pro Boer
SHOCK FELT AT SANTA BARBARA. ':
SANTA BARBARA. Colit. July 31... 1
an earth make shock lasting too see-
feut has at 12:30 o'clock.’
rotary of state.
SHIRT warsr SUITS.
Your choice
$4.95.
Were 36.7510 $12.50.
'0‘ Car fare on $5 00 purchases or over.
Bridgeport llOSMamSt
EOOK ISLAND CO. iNCORPORATED.
TRENTON. July 31 m'i‘he articles Older YOUYW
of incorporationlo; 5the Rock island F H 6am“ t NOW
Company, capita l 0000 000 watch
were filed in the office of Clerk of a en 3 '
Hudson county, New Jersey, yester- Ladies
day, were records tgday with the see-
A in; fee of $30 000
was required to have the incorporation AND SAVE MONEY'
made a matter of state record.
The funeral of Miss Annie Discher ', .. Values.
was attended this morning, at 9 o c'loclr
fiom St Jo'seph' a Church ‘
The hairdresser dyes unhonoredhnd NORTH MAiN, CORNER ANN 81'.
Two Specialofioringsr
t i
‘BATHING sorrs.
That .were $5.60 to. $7-50, your
‘ ‘ pick for
‘$3-9s.
1
$30.60 New Gets 1‘50 00
Krasovuz d. Fox.
SOUTH NORWALK.
" ‘ M’enchn‘ni Tailor,
Vacation Shoe
Is The
. For Ladiéws’ias well
‘ as for Men.
Our work is not limited to Men“ is Clo
" thing. We tailor for Ladies also. Our
prices are interesting rt‘aaaouahie.~
.39 South. Main . Street,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
MW... ._,............._—.__.
I THE RECRELTiOI TOURIST COIN“.
PERSONALLY caNDUcrsp TOURS
$8. 50 and $10. 50. Saturdays, July 19.
26,Aug.2,9,16 23 and 30 .
SARATOGA SPRiNGs, i or Bday
trips costing $12 or his. Mondays.
July 21, Aug. 4 ii 18. 25 and Sept. Tl.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. fiday trips
coating :23. M‘oadays. July 28, Aug
11 and 25.
AUBABLE CHASM. costing $24M
July 21, 28 Aug 4 11; 18 and 25.
010. Tuesday. August 19.
;' Aug 19'. 021.
. ROYAL TOUR to‘Niagara Falls Thou
Chasm Lake George and Saratosa
12-days trip August 19 costing s73
«use ‘
Stock Ties. 50c’and 76c kind
of? the prices of'thummer? Goods goes memiL‘on.
to the list. The store is full of Bright Good
FURNISHINGS
‘ » .r30cf“:
1251
. 39¢ ‘ '
l‘ 1'30}:
.. 017. July 21. Aug. 4 and 26.
.. NOVA SGOTIA. 1 trip, Aug. 6. 9-days'
tour. costing 050.
‘ fl!
' mmmmmm " mm ‘ Mwmmwe :'
-<iTHE'~ LEADING“: DRY‘I GOODS 'i- STORED- $
Thousands of Yards of Wash Goods at‘Remark-v-
‘ ably low Prices. ‘ '
Ruby Batiste, Almeria Batiste, Bclford Batiste, good patterns and made. to
sell for 101: per yard; our price ..... ..
Duchess Dimity. heavy conled Batiste, regular 12m goods our price to ‘ 100
These are the finest cotton goods brought out for this season‘s business;
Supino Batiste, Holly Batiste, Dotted Swiss Muslins, Palmetto Batiste. 122 1
handsomedeslgns.... ......... .............. .. .........
Housefurnishihg Department ‘
Plenic Plates, per doz. .......... 100
Fly Traps .......... . ........... 10c
Fly Paper, per box ......... \ ..... 380
Fly Killers ...... . ........ .....
*2 hi. plain Glass Jugs ........... . . 25c
6 Blown Tumblers,
3 pt. Decorated Jugs ............ 19c
Decorated B1 cakfast Plates 10c
Decorated Tea Plates . .. ......... 8c
Refrigerator Pans, any size . . 23c
Jelly Tumblers ..... . 19 25, 29c doz.’
...... 19c FuncyFruit Plains. 150
Special Prices on DINNER WARE.
Sl395 and $4.95 DiNNER SETS
TRISTRAM & HYATT
*MWMWMPMWMMWPHWMWM:
NORWALK, CONN
U!
a
$11 95
ere-asses seesaw-recesses“ we see—- 3.1;.
" room ”I WALL mm
WALL "i‘ItEE'l'. 10: 10 a. m.—-Therc
1111s a vex y feverish and uneven open-
ing to the stock market.
San Francisco ran up 3%. Evansville
and 'l‘crie Home. 5%; liiiuois Central
11 point, with 11 quick reaction of 1,4,.
and St. Paul Baltimore and 01110 andi
Atchison a point 01' more. New York‘
Airbrake Jumped 41,9. There were also
some huge fractional gains
and Eastern iiliuols opened down Hui
Colorado Fuel within the first few min;
men of flailing slumped 63,4 and Pen-
pics' Gus lost over a point.
. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-Nortoik
and Western, Chesapeake and Ohio.
Kansas City Southern preferred
Wisconsin Central preferred rose a
point or more. but the rest of the mar.
ket continuedto drug. St. Louis and
SanFrancisco and Rock island relaps.
ed to a fraction under last night and
infants Ccntrai lost a point, as
New York. Chicago and St. Louis.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private meormapres
& Goidschmidt. commission brokers.
Swirta & Corbett's block. South Nor-
Wesi Washington.
'_ BLOCK ICLAND, 3-day trips.,costing
What is
the Use _
NIAGARA FALLS. 4- doys’ trip. costing
THOUSAND ISLANDS, 4~days' trip,
and islands. Montreal, Ausable
3? (menus, 5 day trips costing :14. so.
11'0me Haven Jim 22 Aug. 12 . come to our store,_ choose from
Amal Copper 67'}. 67%
American ice 31% .
-3 cornea cm,- 5-day trips, costing ,.
.. ., 46% 41114. «1%
.1 'rTa&s g rei 93
p 0214 10215 1021.1. 1021.1.
sit. a 01110 10911 109% 10911 10914
u'ms on nu
no on ma
Chi a N. w. [21214 21215 2121.1 2421.1
311.01.11er 32
1 s a 188 186 1867
_ Chi.R.i&1P193 % K A
.. Cop is: of "The New England Tour-
ist’l descriptive of all tours. can be
roared by applying to G. W. Har-
Ticket Agent, N. Y" N. 11.8: H.
Kin.
. MENTS. '
.1? Ohio 5:111.
isCur Prices are
.i' Positively No Higher
than is charged by so-caiiod cash
. stores. andyou haveth privilege
no a not 179“"
‘ iii. ems. 1111 \
Sm- ENas ,
V 1,1,1.
» . am 31% 3111. 31% '
M. K. our. pfd eggs .
11914 11914 11811. 11811
Yucntml, 164% 164% 163% 1:61;: 3
. Nerf. & West. 64% 65% 164% ‘
34%. 34% 311
159% 159% 159% 159% ,
People’s Cas. 1032 102% 101% 102 , '
, Road 1st pfd.. 87
- 11131111.. 2d Did, 73%
”Rubber Goods 21%
“Pay one Dollar -
'. mental of ready-to-w‘ear goods,
3832451113111 “1033‘; :1 ' i Comm, opnN AN account?
3911. 39% 39195
' a
29-3l
of laying out a lot of money for
what you need, wiltn'éyou can
the finest of merchandisi: to be
found in the city, and pay for it
in SMALL WEEKLY PAY-
x“.
of taking advantage of our: ibcral
terms of credit.
prices are reduced away down
{-2}.
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