t i
‘Qfitlooolsuositto $2.00.
, $1.75.
4'...““..'.".6$I:5°'
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SOLE AGENTS.
EB OAK PARK, Hartford
k—‘The’ horses will start this
lth Charter Oak track fast»
er? before‘in its history."
the Statement made this
Andy Welch,~ the manager
'lt" Park, in discussing the
Vtrbtted this afternoon
, rd Derby. owned by E. E
tit . ofNew York. and Thomas
gig min a Boralma.
, morning gave promise of a
tiler‘ day, and as the fore-
, on' the conditions seemed to
a Ore and more ideal. Tire su
' gm; brightly; there was no
it the temperature according
rsemen. Was all that could be
The track was‘ as smooth as .h
. and unusually fast. At 9
,. __ rrangamcnts were practically
L is for the handling of a record
fd e preliminaries for the big
.10“. afternoon lacked but a few
' f completeness. The two great
Were each pronounced to be in
in Sat condition and everyone
{9ch orward toward the sport of the
_n.6 The managers of the day‘ s
L had provided an afternoon
sport for horselovers At 1: 30
t. this of three minute racers
ache uled to start These events
"L ‘14 trot. purse $1. 200. two in
; A :09 price. purse 81000. two in
:8. 2:11 pace, purse $1 200 two in
it was planned to pull off these
., events within an hour and start
Lt. race at 2: 30
egos/T by the original agreement,
’_ ed the wagers of $20. 000 a side
.000 is to be added $10 000 of
rcceip ts‘ *
foes pwill trot five one mile
. ere was little to choose be-
e orses. E6171 Derby is seven
old and has a record 0122:0655.
6 is six years old and has done
'9' 11-2: 07
'69 is the driver of Lord Derby
as D. Marsh sits in the suiky
e Lawson horse
, as Walker, of New York was the
‘oson. Alexander Harvison.
fluid and A E Perrin, of But-
two of the judges. The. third
2
as ot chosen until later in the
Duck Hats. ‘ O’Brien's.
m
~é—I—-—--
T8 HER DOWER NOW.
McPhelemy. wife of
McPheiLerny of Dsnhury.
suit against her husband
'rior court asking the
L: soilicient to yield her
thi‘rotnainder of her life
ges that her husband
November 23,1900.
“ ’Treaunont' of or.
cal Exercises. em;
‘uop in actual earnest the Duke of
on RANTEE
1TH
EVERY PAIR.
SOUTH NOR'LINALK, CONN.
m . W...»
LONDON THEATRES' HARVEST.
The Few Rcmlslnlng Open are Doing a
In Business.
LONDON. August 2—«Ncarly all the
London theatres are closed. but the
few remaining open are reaping a rich
harvest. The vacation will be ‘.short as
September will see all in full blast
again.
Early prospect/ for the season of-
1902 and 1903 are full of promise. The
“Eternal City" will be prodrrced by
Beerbohn Tree. on September 29th.
Tree has selected the part of Bonolli
and Brandon Thomas will appear as
the pope. The first fortnight of Sept-
ember will see the opening of the sea-
Turks and St. James almost colliding
with each other with the production of_
“The Story of th'e Giadbys" at the
Duke of Yorks and "If 1 Were a King"
at the St. James.
‘ On board the steamship Pennsylva
nia now nearing New York is a young
American girl for whom' musical cx-
parts here predict great things of her
as a singer. She is Margaret Ayer.
daughter of Mrs Herbert Ayer form-
erly of Chicago. She has been edu
cated in France and Germany and this
season her unique rendering of eight-
eenth century chansonsettes has been
the feature of several smart musical 6
functiofrs in Paris. She refused an of."
"IthysIo‘rode-‘
At Ho aston’s
TWOLSPLficiaiL Offerings:
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
Your choice
$4.95-
Wcrc $6.75 toe—$12.50.
BATHING sun's. ,
That were $5.90 to $7.50. your
pick’ for
$3 95
'3‘ Car tare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
Bridgeport IIOSMarnSt
.. ... .......-—..~-..1...__... .
HAMILTON LLGCES TO JAIL
The trial of William "Hamboue"
Hamilton. came up in the Norwalk
Town Court this morning before
Judge E. M. Lockwood. Hamilton was
found guilty on the charge of assault
on Don Juan St. Carlos. but on the
other charge for the assault on Miss
Sat-‘hh Hawkins. a young colored wom-
an. he was released. owing to the runny
conflicting stories‘ told by witnesses.
Both affairs occurred on Saturday
night, July 12th The judge imposed a
fine of 87 and costs "Ham” was an-
able to scrape together the necessary
cash and was taken to Bridgeport to
pay up in time. ,
for to make her debut next season at ..
theoperacomique. Paris. and returns ..
P to America to enter onher musical, jj
career in her own country. Mme. Patti .
and Frau Cosima Wagner heard oer
sing and predict a great future for
er;
u—o—
CAPTAIN OOMSTOCK'S ORDERS.
Members Ordered to Report for Camp .
arid Field Duty, August 11.
Company F‘, Fourth Regiment.
Connecticut National Guard,
N6o.rwalk July 26,1902.
Order No.4
. I. in compliance with General 0r-
der No. 2. Regimental Headquarters.
July 24. 1902. members of this com
mand are hereby ordered to report. at 6,
the Armory. Monday morning. August
11, 1902. at 5:15 o'clock, in Khaki uni.
forms fully equipped for six days’
field aLnd camp duty
Il. Absentees are subject to fine of
five dollars per day the payment of
which will be strictly onfdrccd
Ill. Privates Charles A. Davis and ,
Joseph H. Sargent. detailed as cooks.
will report to the Conrmissaryflcnorul
for instructions at the State Military ‘
Rendezvous, Nluntlc, on Saturday, Au- ’
gust 9, 1002, at 10 o'clock a. m.. and
pcrscnt a copy of this order.
Wild. [Alli l (‘OMSTOCK
Captain.
LOCAL FREIGHT TfiAIN WRECKED'
WINSTED, August 2.-—’I‘he West
Vacation Shoe
is. The
End local freight of the Central New , ,
England
wrecked near the state line last night.
FourLcars were badly smashed. No '
Traffic was sent ,
one was injured.
around the wreck by way of tire Hur-
lem division.
COAL STATION BURNED.
., WINSTED, August 2.-—The coal and
water station of the Central New
England Railroad Company at Canaan :L.
was destroyed by fire last evening. The "
Railroad Company Was?-
loss is estmated at $3 000
known.
Origin un. “
3 CLLATSKILL
"P“... V. .,... - -
Order Your
Fali'GarmenIs Now.
Ladies.
' . Ahosavs MONEY.
330.00 Nari Gets $50.00
Values.
KiasoviIz d: FOX.
NORTH MAIN, CORNER ANN 81'.
SOUTH NORWALK.
7\ . fl . . ‘
J. .onRTNER.
merchant Tailor,
For indie? as, well _
as ior Men,
Our work is not limited to Men's Clo-
i thing. We tailor for Ladies also. Our
prices are interesting reasonable.
'39 South Maih Street,
Opposite" risen ’ Hamilton.
2 THE RECREBTIOI TOURIST COIN"
PERSONALLY” CONDUCTED TOURS.
‘ DLOOK i8LAND.‘L Sday trips. costing
88.60 and $10. 50. Saturdays July 19
26. Aug. 2. 9, 1'6. 23 and 30.
SARATOGAL SPRINGS. 4 or Bday
trips costing 812 or 816. Mondays,
July 21, Aug. 4,1,1 18. 25 and Sept. 1.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. 5113,)! trips
costing 823. Mondays. July 28 Aug
11 and (126.
sunsets CHAhM. costing 624.50.
July 21.28. Aug, 4.11.18 and 25.
NIAGARA FALLS. 4 days trip. costing
319. Tuesday August 19.
, THOUBIAND ISLANDS, 4-days trip,
Aug. 10 821.
' ROYAL TOUR to Niagara Falls Thou
sand islands, Montwrcal Ausahie
Chasm Lake George and Saratogn,
12- days' tri , August 19, costing 873.
my tripii. costing 614. 60.
.from' New Hagen, July 22. Aug. 12
' and 26.
- cor'rAcELLCIrv, 5-day trips, costing
817. July 21. Aug 4 and 25.
L: NOVA SCOTIA. ftrip. Aug. 8. 9dsys‘
350 for any si. no or s: 25
. seduces SHIRT.
tour. coating :50
Copies of “The New England Tour-
ist" descriptIVe of all tours. can be
- prbcured by applying to G. W. Har-
ris. Ticket Agent N. 'Y..N . 11. I: H.
R L17.
a a
:Ilppmg Corners
off the prices of- Summer Goods goes merrily on.
The store is full of Bright Goods at Brighter Prites.
CLOTHING
39°: ‘ Childrcns 50c and 75c Wash Suits 39c-
L , $1.25 and $1.50 Wash Suits, 15c
to the list.
FURNISHINGS
Boys 50c Negligee Shirts. '
50c Lisle Thread Socks.
Stock Ties. 50c and 75:: kind,
Fancy 25I: Socks. , .
Men‘ 5 50c and 75c Belts.
Bicycle Stockings. 50c sort,
:Sl Men“ 5 Shirt Warsis.
. Men’ 5 Shirt Warsts.
. Lot or Neckwear. _
Men’s 155 Garters. per pair
Every
25::
39c
56' , Meals Bicycle Pants.
L. 39c Men’s Bicycle Stills.
259 . Odd Summer Coats.
Men‘ 5 $12. 00 Suits.
,i'fl‘c ‘L. Men’ 5 $10 00 Suite.
, 10c Mens 530051115.
thi'ee pairs for.25¢ s .
85c
Si 25
dav something new is added
$1.00
$2.59.
, 6351.007?
L 59.00 .:
$15“;
55-001
' Sou. Ry pfd. 97 97
.Tenn. 0. ii“ 68 68
, Union Pacific 107% 1071/
'1 400
REGISTERlNG FOE THE CAUCUB.
_' Vary Few Voters ALysLiledfl'homuivu 'L.
L5 .rae mgistrarsof
’ from 12 o’clock noon until 8 p. m. for :1
j the pnr'pm of registering the political I,
, pl'ofeirwce
‘ Republicans. 6
I hold another session at the same Diws‘ ,
‘ ‘. Lino between the some hours next Epi-
»Dist.rietv 6
Th°"53"d5 0f Yards of Wash Goods at Remark 9
arny low Prices ~:
Ruby Batiste, Almeria Bat,isto.ilolford13utistc. good patterns and made to
sell for 10c per yard; our price
Duchess Dimity, heavy corded Batiste, regular 1296c goods, our price to -
close
ssoploohllooaooooloo- nu: .-
V I
‘ Cl
(2
' roe
Supino Batiste, Holly Batiste, Dotted Swiss Musiins. Palmetto Batiste. 12 1
handsome designs .. . .‘ . . .
Housefurnrshrng Department
L' 3 timid Decorated Jugs .. . 19c
Decorated Breakfast Plaths . . . . . . 10c ,
Decorated TcaPiatcs ilc6'
' Refrigerator Pans, any size 23c -
Jelly Tumblers ......‘19. 25. 20c doz;
Fancy Fruit Plaies
Picnic Plates, per doz. ....... 10c .
Fly Traps
Fly, Paper per box . . . . . . . .' ...... L38c
Fly Killers .......
2 qt. plain Glass Jugs . . . . . ....... 25c
Ii Blown Tumblers. ..... 19c
Special Prices on DINNER WARE.
¥L $3.95 and $14.95 DlNNER SETS
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
*MWWWWTdfiMWMi-M6MWWMM
LE
E
% ~ These are the finest cotton goods brought out for this season's business:
LE
TULDALV lNL WALL STREET.
WAI L STREET, 10: 10 a. m. -——’l‘ho
market opened almost idle, and there
were but few changes in excess of $6.
General Elect rose a point and Man-
hattan 1,6. S. Lords and San Fran- ,
cisco fell 1%.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.—~The mar-
ket developed a sagging tendchy. not.
Withstuurling an advance of a fraction
in the local tractloua and of over a
point in Pressed Steel Car. St. Louis
and San Francisco lost 2 points. Shift-
ing operations by room traders made
up the market.
TODAY' 8 QUOTATIONS.
fteports over private ware or ‘Taplea
d; Goidschmidt. commission brokers.
SW1?“ Iv. Corbett's block. South Nor
we : -
Open High Low 1:30
Amai. Copper. 66% 671/3 65% 66%
Am. Loco” are; 31% sister-x. L
Am. Smolt.. 48% 48% 48“ 48%
Am. Sugar, 13154 1.32 131% 131%
A. T. &S. R, 91% 01% ill 91%
AT. & SF. [1.101% 101% 10|% 101%
unit. &Ohio. 109 109 108% 108%
Ilklyn. R. T., 69% 70% 69% 691/.
(Thea. & Ohio, 54 54V. 53% 53%
Chi. (it West. 31% 31% 31 31%
C. M. 85 SI. P. 186% 1867.1; 186% 186%
Chi. R. l. & P. 190% 191% 190% 100%
Col. F. K: 1.. 91 L91 90% 90%
Consol. Gas, 222% 2221/2 222% 222%
Eric, 38% 38% 38% 38%
ill. Central. 165 165 164% 165
Iowa Central. 47% 47% 47% 47%
Lou, 4': Nash, 1,44 144 144 144
Manhattan. 136% 137 13519 136%,
Met. St. RM, 150% 150% 150 150
Mex. Central, 30% 30% 299i. 211% ,
M. it. at T.. 31. 31 « 31 31 .
M. K. & T. pfd. 621/. 62% 62% 62%
Mo. Pacific, 118% 118% 118 118%
N. Y, Central. 164% 164% 164% 164%
Nari. 8:. West, 65 665 434% 641,5
Out. A: Weat..,33% 33% 33% 33%
Penn. R. 3.. 1591.5 159% 159 159%
People's Gas, 102% 102% 10255 ”2%
Press. 8. Car, 47% 48% 47%
Reading, 67% 07% 67%
Read. de id, 73% 73%
Repub.8teel.19% 20.
Sen; Pacific; 68% 68%
Son. By. 00.. 89% 3111/5
Texas Pacific 44% 44%
Ca. Pac, pfd.. 92 92%
U. S.Leather. 13 13
[1.8. Steel, 38%, 39%
U 8. Steel pfd.‘ 389%” 89% ‘
Wabash 30% 80%
Wabash. pfd.. 47 ' 47
West. Un Tel: 87% 88 ‘
Wiscon. Cent. 28% 28%.
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves decrease, 81.77643 5
inane. increase,
Specie, decrease . .
Legal tender. increase,
Deposits increase,
Circulation increase.
of the Privilege Yesterday. 2:
attire First Voting
District were in session yttsterday' :
“I“... at thbrofllm pf I
Whm . '
Wall and water Itrcehts. Seventy
Democrats rigistercd and fortyfive
The registrars will .
The regisL‘tru-softhe Second Voting
oeioionin thgaiownv
.nII-nuus.uII.o-n-n:.'-.sn.nocaop>u~nunsu I!
1'6c
$11.95
NORWALK, CONN.
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.
Our Prices are
Positively No Higher
than' rs charged by arc—called cash
stores, and you have the privilege
of taking advantage of our liber-
terms of credit. L L
Pay One Dollar
_;We§kiy; . , -
In every one of our depart-
merits of rcady-to-wear goods.
prices are reduced away down.
come at; OPEN AN ACCOUNT
WITH US; we extend credit to
I
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