‘I‘l ‘II‘vIIIeIIQ $‘515l
“We; .Ioehv‘wnoIsI:sg:
I
Ilium human nary
Ind Rammed Again.
tieria‘nd, August 1»-
eri , late Swiss minister to
only appointed ministe‘r to
1 replacing Dr. C D Eon
been ordered to Wash
liars J H Piodn, Swiss
9 United States, who
3? TM changes are due
tinip‘tion of diplomatic role-
1 taly and Switzerland
’lement oi differences
ivestrelli, Italian minis.
tzsriand. for punishment of
lilting to the memory oi the
The Swiss gov"
ilvestrelili. In making the
edited that he be replaced
inister. The severance
. elations 2toiloWed A
o ‘the differences was or.
‘ ms the mediation of Ger
,2 . MAN SUICIDES.
hit ' RY August i—Albert
‘ aged twenty seven. com-
lolde shortly before 5 o 'ciock
as by jumping from a bridge
aug‘atii‘ck river. Young WI-
6 “bdrm :1 sufferer from eon-
‘i'or some time and had re
id by his 11112 sicians that
n‘ot com/er. Breeding over
ution, he became dospon
‘ decided to end his iltei‘x Ho
from North Carolina where
een tor his health. only last
UDGMENT BY DEFAULT.
ORR; August 1.~Judgment
ll rendered by deiault last
in favor of John '1‘. Reed
Riley A Boggess of San Fran.
,. [president of a mining com
on liken vacated by Judge Dir-1e
' King co’untv court. The
t. was for commissions alleged
no on the sale of stodk
ARTY MAN ELECTED.
NDON August 1.——D E Shackle
mber of the labor party, has
ed to the house of commons
osition
311 to! her aunt Miss Getler. oi’.
In t‘ Place.
Carrie Smith, of Talmadgo
is guest of Mrs. Peter Deck-
me in Seaview avenue,
avenue. Nor-walk. returned yes-
ram a‘ week‘s vacation trip at
11111111 J. Aiken, of New York
the guest ‘11! her mother, Mrs.
les. oi Maple street Nora
W. Ferrell, son or Mr. and
mas H1Pov2'ell, of South Main
abl ,to be about the house
_ 112111121: of malarial lever
rm asioned oilicers ‘at the Arm-
‘ight "and later will give out
iforms for use at camp.
.1". Beurse, 111., has resumed
111‘ the South Norwalk Sav—
atter. a week's vacation,
hi i daughter of Mr. and Mrs
it died yesterday at the home
. cuts on Noroton Heights of
use croup and pneumonia.
nullityl months old. The fun-
ll be held tomorrow at-
Bodweil, 0‘! South Norwalk.
position as stenographer
to: or a New York iii-m,
allege, class
wishes of a; large
for oneness in his,
steal Exercises, Physl
Yon 810
SOLE AGENTS.
‘ 2 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
RAT
mill p113.
I
2. ORKING ON AN OPEN LETTER.
President Mitchell WIII Reply to our.
.2 zone Alliance 5? Wilkesaarre.
WILKES Barre, Aug. lml’resident
Mitchell, of the Miners’ Union, started
to work, early today upon a reply to
the open letter addressed to him yes-
tumor by the Citizens. Alliance of
Wilkes—“111112.12 an organization made up
of business and professional men and
others. In an address at the search
Lion of miners of the First district of
the Uriitcd Mine W121 were, held at Nan
ticolre some weeks ago. Mr. Mitchell
criticised the Alliance 111.511.111.111:
tinimed it was not consistent. It
wanted to prosecute all miners who
violated the law but ove1ioolred the
many violations of the law committed
every day by the cool Combination
The Alliance replied In an open letter
in which they enumerated man) out-
rages said to have been committed by
strikers and others in the coal reg ,
ions since the strike begun. Mr. Mil
shell was called upon to deilno his
position and to issue a proclamation to
his followers warning them to keep on
the side of law and order He made
no reply to the letter. Yesterday the
Alliance isucd another letter to labor
chief and after consulting with his 111!-
visors. Mr. Mitchell decided to shower
Two Special Offerings:
. 13111211112111 surrs. 21 1
That were $5.00 to $7.50. yo .
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
Your choice
$495
Were $64.5 to $12.50.
1
l
'3‘ Car tare 01155.00 purchases or over.
i
3
Bridgeport llOSMamSt
SHENENDO‘AH is QUIET TODAY.
SIIENENDOAH 12121., August 1-—-A
more quiet town than Sheneudoah to-
diiy would be difllcult to imagine-
Pesce reigns everywhe 1
sign. The only thing i; “
attention in this vicinity is‘ihe camp
of the soldiers just outside of the.
tou111.'i‘he soldiers have gotten into
lull swing of the camp routine and
hero settled down for a period of
rump lite. Company and regimental
drills are Included in everv day and
target practice will also be had. iirid
ariier General Corzin is making his,
. NORTH MAIN. CORNER ANN 9T
headquarters ut the Ferguson House,
in the heart oi the town,‘
it In his reply he takes the ground . _ ._
that he had always been a staunch do 2
tender of law and order and that his
followers know it.‘ Mr. Mitchell had
nothing to 511v with reference to the. 2
suit in equity brought against him and
other national oiiicers ‘oi the United, ,
company in
Mine Workers by cool
West Virginia
m...
REDUCING MINE GUARQS' FORCE .
Men Secured Who Will Work Cheaper i
Than Those First Contracted For.
PiliLADELPHiA August
men have been sent to the anthracite
coal regions from this city to act as -
mine guards for more than two weeks
post. The reason assigned is that the
big operators by whom they were em-
ployed found that the expense was too j'
heavy and moreo2 or they came to the
conclusion that the large force which
had been engnsed in this citv. New
le0 .
Y,ork Baltimore and the south 2211
not required. ti was, therefore, de
termined to drop at least thirty no
rout of the total‘ number (2111;111:121
estimated to be about 5.000. and site
that reduction occurred to fill ihei
places with 1111.212 who could be secure
for the work at lower wages. All oi‘
those 21110 were secured in Philndel :2
About 2‘
1000 were thus contracted for (if I,
phia received 32. 50 per day
i.
Vacation “Shoe
rs «The
'oxronn'
these it is believed that from 300 to
400 have returned home. Their places 3 ~
were filled with men who could be. got 2,‘ ‘
in the coal country for 52 per 11112;.
MILL WRECKED; OWNER KILLED.
HUNTINGTON W. Va. August l",
loseph Hardestv was instantiv killed
and his {our sons were seriously Iniurtg‘
ed bv the explosion of 11 boiler at uni
sawmill on Wolfe meek in Laurenco’; ‘1
county,0.. todav it is feared that tw
oi the boys will died horn their in-
juries. The mill is 11 total wreck
JOHN SHEPARD DEAD.
. John Sheparddled yesterday ut his 3
home. 24 Merwin street lie is sur-
vivod- by a son.
held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. C. M. Seilettk will of
iiciate.
850 for 1..., $1 1111 6151‘ 25
NEGLIGEE SHIRT
‘ The funeral will he 1
2 :30 2
C For 21.11le5;" its 2 Well
2 ; ROYAL TOUR, to Niagara
pigk‘ for
‘2 53-95-
1
Order Your
Fall Garments Now.
Ladies
AND save MONEY. -
130.00 Noll: Gets $50. 00
Values.
11111301112 '19.“ Fox
SOUTH NORWALK.
handsome designs .
‘l/
n.».--..
‘ Fly Killers.
2 qt plain Glass Jugs ...
6 Blown Tumblers,
J. GH’RTNER,
Merchant Tailor,
as iorlien.
'Our work is not limited to Men's Clo-
[11112113 are interesting reasonable.
39 South Main Street
' Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
:2 atocK istANo, irony trips, coating
58.50 and 510.50.‘ 2,8nturriays July 19,
20.13113. 2. 9 16.23 and 30
SARATOGA SPRINGS. A or May
trips. costing $12 or $10. Mondays.
July 21, Aug 4 ii 18, 25 and Septl
11 and ‘25
‘SAUSABLE CHASM, costing $24.50
1121. 28 A1111. 21.11. 18 and 25.
' .‘2 NIAGARA FAL’LBfWrs‘ trip.costlns
., $19. Tuesday,Ati§ust19
iTHOUSAND ISLANDS, tdayI' trip,
ls,'.i‘hon
send islands, Montrea Ausabie
Chasm Lake George and Earnings
4 Aug 19, 5212.
1
m2 m" w 51-25516 2 m ' 5% +21% we
thing. We tulior for Ladies also Our
AU OMOBILE, BU N .
Hartford Machine Believed to Have
Been Lost in Bridgso‘i'lrt. 1 11,
BRIDGEPDRT August iwr'lthe lodul
automobile station, known as Eluojta
lion No 9, a three story brick blinding.
No 148 150 Cannon street was burned
at i: 30 11125112111112 afternoon and tour
automobiles destroyed with it. One of
these is believed to have been a Win-
too belonging to a Hartford man. ,who
is not known here. or the others one
Icy manager of the station and valued
at $1. 1012 one a Panhard o22 nod b; S.
i
(i. . 1) looks and worth over $1, .100 and.
' WHITE MOUNTAINS, Eday trips,
i (20111111121323. MondaisJuiy 28 Aug.
the other is belie2ed to have been a
loeonrolrile that recently changed
ownership
the absence or Manager Builder and
id spread of the hrs-2.111112 to the pres
sible to save all 011 the second floor
1211.22 trip August 19, costing V3." mun who had a stable east oi the build
1‘ thrown. 5-day trips costing $14.50,
from New Haven, July 22, Aug 12
and 26.
EGOT‘I'A‘GE ClTY. inlay trips, costing
$17. July 21 Aug 4 and 95.
NOVA sacrum. 1 trip, Aug. 11 ways
tour. costing $50.
Copies of “The New England Tour.
Lilst" descriptive of all tout-d, can be
2procured by applying to G W. 11.1»
.gsn'i‘icltet Agent N, Y:; N. H. & H
i
1185 222.222.12.222 *
“oil the‘ prices of 12.111
B9215 50c Negligee Shirts.
‘59c Lisle Thread Socks,
Stock Tics, 50c and 751: kind
fancy 25c Socks,
Men’ s 501: and 751: Belts.
icycle Stockings, 59.: sort,
2 r Goods trees merrilv on. 2
1‘ to the list The store is full of Bright Goods at Brighter Prices.
FURNISHINGS : -
Every
39c"
3215c“,
j 396
7 39¢ 2‘
251: "
CLOTHING , ‘
Children s 501: and 15¢ Wash Suits, 391
21125 and $1.50 Wash Suits. 7512‘»
Men 5 Bicycle Prints.
Men' 5 Bicycle Suits
dav something new is added ~.
,2. “Odd Summer Co
‘ Amal Copper 66% 37%
2
lug There was no insurance on them
The three story stable building was
gutted involving an additional loss of
$5. 090 uninsured Sixty horses and
150 vehicles in the. building were saw
ed. The burned buildings were owned
by Joel Farlst and were insured. The
total loss is estimated at 835.000. ‘
rooav m WALL STREET.
WALL STRET, 10:10 a. in. Only a
ing or the stock market and In the
, changes were small
Colorado Fuel was no exception and
minutes. KansanCitr Fort Scott and
Memphis preferred who.
i ket hardened almost peroeptibly, but
was very dull:
q for long intervals. Western Union ad-
vanced a point :2 ,2
' TODAY'S QUbTATIONE”
‘ d: Goidschialdt;
sulfur: 011mm; South
Open High
1 walk: W:
LOW
66".
‘Am C.‘ & F"
Amer Loon. 31% 3131’;
2 . Am 140110., pfd 9355 93%
Am Smelt,
. Am- Susan
‘ Anaconda, 2
(3’9:
1‘06 106 106
A.T1&13. Fe,191§§ 91% 91% 91
AT 1& 3.19.9. 101%, 101% 101% 1015i
@1221 6315159“
11421 51
111131. 21.11.2121 1111. 3115-31
use 12 13511 121511 112511, 131221
~ 12.121115 19125 19011 191124
3999 90%
had leii it for repairs and whose name
was a Whites, belonging to .i. N. Belle 2
The tire started in the odire during ‘
once oi gasolene rendered It hope: 1
re forty new vehicles.
belonging to Henry Oarsiesen livery-2
‘ few stocks were traded in at the open. 2
and irregular. ‘
‘ ran off three points within the first few f
WALL STREET, 1 p. re .—The mar- ‘
The ticker was silent .
moor-1s over private we or names ,
commission broken,
39 _ "
131% 1313i 1319; 131% ‘
Bait 39.01193. 1093: 199% 109% 199K 3
.g.........-
allwvvllol
1912
DAY -
BARGAIN
' DAY
spread rapidly A dozen. machines were, “ ‘
in the station at the time but the rap-
Ruby Boasts Hitherto Batiste Bollard Mute,
sell ‘ior 1012 per 21an our price
Supine Batiste, Holly Batiste Dotted Swiss Miislins.
These are the ilnest cotton goods brought out tor this season a business;
Picnic Plates, per dos. ........ 10c
1212112111121 Iiic
Finapsr.pe1-box 381.-
250 ;
4!
Special Prices on DINN R WARE
$l3 95 and $4.95 01 NER SETS
TRISTRAM & HYATT
PMWWWWTMWWWWPHWMWM
A.II-IOIIIDIIIQeIIIevoIII
, 3 pt. Decorated J‘ugs.
Decorated Breakfast Plates .
Decorated Tea Plates . . . . . . . . . . . . 8c ’
Refrigerator Pansnny size . 23c
Jelly‘ Tumblers
11'5ch mu Plates ‘. ....... 151:
$11.95 *
NORWALK CONN
{0211111 in the city, and ’
Thousands of Yards of Wash‘Goods at Remarkf‘
port 511111.11 and made to
............1’...‘.............. M. .2
Duchess Dimity. heavy corded 12.111.111.155.an 12151; 309111.511: prices... t0
close,
'12....I‘»I-ui..-Ir-ngnooII-e-Qu nus-uuu-na It
Palmetto Batiste.
£42121; .1.._..
Housefurnishmg Department
19c. ‘
10c2
. . . . .. 19. 25, 2% 1102.
29- 3!
61111 1111111111 21
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
n,‘
in SMALL WEEK Y PAY.
113111125. “’2’ ‘
011,11 Prioes are
Positively No Higher
than is charged by so-called cash
1' stores, and you have the, privilege
of taking advantage of our liberal
,Jterins of credit.
2
Pay One Dollar
H
‘ LONDON August «-
despatch from Shanghai
hitch has occurred bet
a: Hockey and the {5,th 3 2 ,
:12
'21-
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