tuouvoc‘onou‘tounc. $21001
‘ $1.75.
coo-11.nop-nouv1
.1q10111-oq-unn.
$1.215.
‘ ... Ly
_¢uuvt~uonnvq
$1.50. _
Ton
GUARANTEE
WITH
EVERY PAIR.
3 “ SOLE AGENTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
11111111111111 001111 lnsitnllu
?MMMnMu
”collision on Lake Erie between
, of Venice, ore laden and the
89311111. 11181901 lumber vessel
neveral other poisons 11"‘1219. mote
seriously 11131119111 hl‘ tir'ou nod
ER SiMONDSON. tircman
yn.N. ‘1'.
‘3OMAS FLANIGHAN. dock hand.
RGE WIR watchman resident-r
Sullivan. Chicago. contusion of
,will plobably die.
A Mollougall (‘liclio,\g1111..\'lich..
0,1131 oer". City of Venice. arm iujtucd
adly bruised about body.
ills Hubet-kcr Chebo1 nan Michi-
11,. head and back badly bruised.
The cause of the toiiision is not
’ “'11.. There 11115 no fog whaicrzet
the night was fallly 1'l1=a1.'l‘hr'
,ghts of the (iii) of ‘1 c11i1-c 1191c burn-
it brightly.’ To this tho ('11111' and
passengers all iostity, saving 111.11
no 11 see. the lights on the “hire 11~
was sinking. The second mate of
. Segnin. W A. intrignc who was
on watch. rcfuat-d absolutcly to givr
1.111101111111011 as to how the accident
potted.
only after midnight 1111-111 was. :1
terrible crash.wi1ich bi 0111,11t 1111
110111 ainmst to a standstill 'i‘in' Sc-
had struck the \cnica fairly
,dshlps. and plowed its way halt
" b the boat. The crews and pus-
1‘s aboard the boats hemd 11 tour-
of timbeis. mingled with calls for
rum those already on deck
who were sleeping rushrd out 1.11
, and there was a frightful punit'
it time. The Venit'o. which had
,spljt almost in two. was sinking.
dly. Captain Broderick of the boat
on deck in his night, clothes. and
diatciy called to the men to 1111111
life boats. The members of tho
‘who had not been hurt. rushcd to
assistance. and in seven minutes
fluid the boat in the watrr. 81'1"
will! of the men fearing that the ship
5111M sink before they htid opportun~
horoscope; threw themmircs over-
, ,' ‘- They were later picked up by
. life boats of tho chuin. The City
1119 went down in new 1100]) \1 at
W1 in loss than fifteen minutes after
N milision occurrt‘d. After standing
‘ _ , ‘ 1' an hour thr- Seguin hooded for
. 1111111111. with the survivors. arriving
'V riy today.
“1134011)! 01 Venice was 11 wooden
1:801 feet long. and 47 feet lit-am.
f‘lfil owned by the McCraw Trans—
111111 Company. of 1331' City. Mir-11..
‘ tied at about 8175.000. She was
311111120 by Captain Broderick. and
d to Buffalo.
flown in an iron vesrcl 207
and 31 feet boom. She is
J. B. Miller. of Perry Sound.
commanded by Captain 1. B.
' She was bound to Perry Sound.
Drifting Helplenly with 64
' 011 noun: by 01031110911111.
ORK. Aux. 5—»‘1‘1111 lialian
10min 1mm Genoa and
(rod iii port today with a
, HERE [CHIN WITH
Small two inflated schooner in tow.
Captain Montana. of the Butdegnia,
said that be foil in with the schooner
drifting about helpioasiy with her
docks crowded with people. Running
down near the disabled craft site was
found to the American schooner Notice
of Providence. it. i. from Bravo, C. V”.
1.. for home. with sixty-four persons
on board. The main of tho Notlcc said
that Captain Ramos had been lost over
board and was thought: to have com-
'mlttcd suicide. The vessel wan diso‘
bled and short of provisions. iic ask-
ed for assistance. The steamer soot
on board the schooner Chief Oiiicor
till 1112 Borgia and two 111111111011 with a
boat load of provisions and took the
1schooner in tow and brought her to
this port without further incident.
On arrival at quarantine the tug iii.
11. Simmons took the Schooner in
charge. and anchored her 011 the Coast
Wrecking Company‘s dcpnt at. Stapel-
ton. On board of the schooner at the
quarantine. titc111aic..loim F. Plna said
that. the Notice sailed from 131 urn
Cape Verde islands. on June 27111 111111
sixty-live pcrsonu on board lie was
unable to exactly any who were tho
passengers or crow. lie. had counted
thcm this morning and found ulxtrfour
persons of whom he thought that rov-
entocn were the crow. (if the sixty-
four clm'cn were womcn. 'l‘be Schoon-
or bad no cargo and her hold was titted
up to accomodaic tho, poopic. chcrnl
roots. a number of chit-110m 111111 othcr
iowis werc roaming about the dock.
I’ino said they had fino weather un-
til July 21. in latitude 3-1. 10111111111111
0-1. a sudden squall strucit the littlc
1'11in and blow throw the i'oi't.'.:ail and
ilb. After tho squall the schooner drift.
rd about hclplossly. going with 1111‘
L'ulf stream tmill July 30. in 1111111140
40. longitude 1‘18 at four o'clock in the
morning the rudder was lost. A spar
was rigged for a jury rudder. but tho
'iiiio craft having no spuro canvas for
hoadsails. did not stucr well. Thc pro.
visions were running low and the 11111.
"1' was scanty. About. in o'c‘ock at
nigfiht Pitta 1101110 111100 blasts of 1111'
captain‘s whistic i'io rushcd on dcci:
to 1100 11 hot 11:15 tho trouble. Whoa ht-
tot tbcrc the) captain was no whom to
be soon. 'i‘hc rossrl was: searched but
no one had 501,111 him. it was 11111112111
that whilel brooding orct‘ his misi'ort.
uncs he jumped overboard and 11'111
lost. Plan, the tonic, is a navigator.
but hit: crait was 1111 disablcd that all
‘10 could do was in let higr drift 1111111:
Tho schooncr drifted about until 1111'
3rd inst. when tho Sardcgnia ramc
alonuand ton-ml hrr in. Plan 1111111 that
ho had sir. day's provlalons and n-iitilt-
watcr loft.
'l‘hc pronto on board the Notice arc
'1Il natircs of lllt‘ (‘npc Vet-do ltiunda
Thor came horn in join iricnds and
find cmnlm‘mont 11:1 inimrors and fixh
crmcn. The schooner was owned by
Anton Costa of ill Link Sirot-t Prov
idrncc Rhodc island The N11111:» 111121
built at Gltmroslt'i‘. Mass. in 1801‘ ”or
11111111120 is 133 tons. ilcr total length
is 71 feet.
l’. 0. 8. ill ll. [11111111111111
(Continued from First Page).
lirardsiee. (l. \1 Lewis. I.. ll. Fisher.
(3. .\i. l‘rt-ston. 1.. I’. l'onrcrs:-. 1‘, i‘,
Wairrs. 11.1‘ 11111111111111: '11’.i-‘.i','iat‘lt.
(‘. l~‘ Leverr. 1111111111. 1‘. t). Donn.
William Bar.ton 11.8 Vitiicton. Sam»
udl Crochet. A. .l. Willard. E. J. Ev-
urts. (‘. B. Loo-to. i). 1.. Norton. l1. 1‘1
iioxton. '1‘. Whittlcsuy. Georgc R. John.
11m. Charlcs Williams. New Haven". 1’.
ii. Colt, A. L. Thompson. S. K. Emlry.
E. W. Krecltrr. Oils 0. Bull-1r, Charirr
W, Button. E. N. Thompson. W. 11'
Marshall. E. ii. l’nrkcr. Now Britain:
John Boccking. B. Brctztnidcr. W. W.
Cooper. 11‘. A. Erarts. John 'i‘llloy, \Vil»
iinm A. Rainier. E. F. liaison. E. 1“.
Panic! F. (" "1111.8 1.". l’hiilipo .los
r-ph 1.1111 J. C. 5111111111111: ‘1’ Tyler.
1‘ o 3.1.1.111. .11.. Fred new 11. .111-
11111.02 1". 81".ranton William I‘ Boards
Icy. New Haven: Francis Mnlkin. H. J.
Stain-ll. l". P. 81-11. A. l“). liazmrd. A.
W. ilazwrd. N. W. Chamberlain. G.
M. Phillips. Jay Darcnport. 11‘. Battery.
Stanlcr \illls Albcrt Buttery John I!
Batter-non. 1‘.B.Grcgory and William
11811111011
DP ""7 antlrzfl'rourtcn FIGHT m NORWALK.
‘ 2' 9F THEME. ‘ ‘
titled, Bound Book; Ad-
0111011, Treatmnnt of the
.mynlmi Exemlm. Pant
~an ,Physical Culture.
Prominent That Thom Will Do Mme.
thing Doing This Fall.
Political motion: are waxing warm
in Norwnllt this week. and cvorai new
candidates for town otlloea re come
to light. For the past. several 111111:
the politician: have authored frequent
ly and discussed the situation.
.11: the Democratic primaries who
hold in the First Dirtrlct in Sapient-
bttronother 11111101711111 matte limit
known in the ahape of the Economic
W0
it is stated that the Mom (111111111
{into for ”1111111111111 for this district
will ho up Want and that Mr
111m and other candidate: will aim
, 1.11am
111mm to:- the rim
Win 3W“ 01111111111113 tor
«will! Fl 11111114
Motrin. ltilnllould
It 1»... 107111111:
t Housyons
" Two Special Offerings‘
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
Your choice
$4.95.
Were $6.75 to $12.50.
BATH'ING SUITS.
That were $5.00 to $7.50. your
pick for
$1.95.
I“ Car fare on $5.00 purchases or over.
ridgeport. ||05main8t.
1
DEATi—ls AND FUNERALS.
The funeral of Peter Staiter will he
held from his latc’honte in North avc-
one, this evening. at 8 o‘clock. Rev.
.1. McClure Bellows. rector of (”linen
Church. will ofticiate. The remains
will be taken to New Jersey tomorrow
morning. for interment.
Staitcr's brothers arrivad in town ycs-
tortiay. and made arrangements for thc .
funeral. ..
Mrs. Elizabeth Bates died ycstcrdar.
at tit-.1 home of her sister. Mrs. Wil-
liam Knapp. in Bull Run. The dorm»
ad was fortyright yours of age. 'l‘hr
tuncral‘arraugcmcnis harr- not yct been
completed.
Miss Mar y Jane Clock dicd ycatci 11:11“
at tho tesidence of Walter Bates. in
Marion. Mad sorority-six years. The
tuurrpl will be.1 held from 1101' 11111» honxo
tomorrow afternoon. latrrmrnt will
take piacc in Spring Grove Comcicry.
Daricn.
Mrs. Esihcr .l. lugcrsoil dict] yrs-tor-
11.112111 llW homo I.1'111'ndc:-.= in’t‘lilit‘.
aged liftv-six \1'«111's.'l‘hc funeral will
be held from her late rcaidcncc. Thurs-
day. at 2 p. m. intormcnt will be in
Union Cemetery. itowayton.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 it. tn.-—Smull
and irrvxular changes Were the» 1'qu 111
the opcuing dealings in stocks, which
worc light. Missouri Pacific ran off
a full point and thou rallied. St.
1.01111: and San Francisco jumped 1‘,an
and 14111111111110 :1 point.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private we or maples
A": Goldschmldt. commission brokers.
Swnrtz & Corbett‘a‘ block. South Nor
walk:
Low
1'37
32?“.
lila
31
1111
in
”31-1
47 11.
91 “it
102
1087..
119
{111
1111.4:
1.11111
01.1011 liigh
07 07:3;
(‘11., 3251’, I333.
It‘d. ii“;
at 3719
3:! :13 "
93‘;
i :30
07
327‘;
li'ii
37%
32
hill...
1? 1;
iii 7,11
in:
11111
11:1
Ill
:31 L1.
iiiti‘é;
Maui. Cup.
A. L”. A" l".
Alli. l('L‘,
.1111. ice pi._
.1111. 1.000..
Am. Loco. pi. 11313
.1111. $111011. 47%- 4'1'1'231
\. T. 8: S i".c 9151‘. {1‘.-”<1
A. T. S F11 p! 10211; 111219
11.11 (1.11111 1119
111111. R. 'l‘.. 03:11.; 111m;
i‘hes. 8: Ohio. 714% 1141.;
Ch. (it. West... 31“; (iii-L»
i‘h, M. St. 1’.. null/2 1117
Ch. it i & i’. 100 10014,; 1110 111111..
1‘ oi. it i. 1111 :11 Em 903'.
Col. South. flit :13
l‘ou. Gas, 233%
33 3.1
3133!?» 333“; "‘«';"1‘
Del. 01'. ”1111.. 1110
Eric, I“ "
110?. 1.11.1
ill. Con.
1156?:
Hit-‘33 twig 3351:}
11;? idl
Lou. & Noon,
Manhattan.
toils;
11311115 115113
13111. 1:13.21;
Mot. St. 11,12. 1191,11
ticx Con, :11
1:11:11
11:11.. 1111
11. K. o r. :11
Hill‘s
110 210 30
'11 Hi 31
31. K. & 'l‘. pt, iii-"lg 113" 122314. 0:11.;
“0,. Pacific. lid-”h; 11" {'3 11111.15 iii-1'1
Nat. 1.01111, 211.1 211.”. 2H1 ‘i’l‘d
N. Y. Central, 163%; 166 103% 1651;.
Surf. ,& “Tat, 0:31;; 0511'; 1‘.-17.11 05
0111. & West., 34% 347,. 34 {H
Point. 11. 11., 1:19 1511?. 15:1 1.1.91.1.
Poo. (1118. 103M. 10313.. 11111 103
Itcading. 07% ‘
Road. 1 pt... 8?
1101111.. 3 111.. 73%
68 1‘17 ‘43
Rap. Stool. 198'.
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1171
135.1
8? it?
733.. 73%
1117.. 1111.5 ,
South Path. 08% 687:. 68%;. "
Sou. Ry. 13.. 31111, 391'. 3914,.
8. R1’. Co. 111.. 971,; 971's. 97%
Term. C. 5‘; 1., 69 611115 69
Tons Pm. to 4615 it; 1611;.
Union l’at'" Hill/3 107313 107% 10701.
U. S. lmther. “111111311.
11. 11. 3111111. 1111.1. «11.1.
E. 8. Steel pf. 89%. 90
Wabash. 3111; 3111.4
Wabash pf. 17
Wont. 1311. Tel” 881111
Win. Cent. 2813‘ 281,;
NEW CANAAN MAN ARRESTED.
Deputy 81mm! 30111: W Scallop wont
tie: who formerly conducted I m
Lamont cigar and contentment store
in that place. in Fobmry. 1001
George if Raymond of New Canaan. '
momma 1110;111:1111 1mm iifr. 00101111
in the tuna of about not». Upon the, -'
1111111111111 of If?
(1501‘th to make. good
the ommmt. Hr.
nonhuman
130anan
l! Ifla‘m
Two of Mr. ,
11111111111111 am but aw i
am tho 110011.111“ not: coma it. ' '
in film. give a bill of, «in of 11111 "
”Order Your .
Fail Garments N ow.
Ladies.
AND SAVE MONEY;
Values.
SOUTH NORWALK.
$30.00 Now Gets $50.00
Krasovilz 11 Fox.
NORTH MAIN. CORNER ANN ST.
in cold wcathcr.
son.
19 SouthMMai—u Stree
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
MORE
POPULAR
at
$1.85
lugs at 0 o‘clotit.
1
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS,
SOUTH NORWALK.
,1. GnRi‘NER,
Merchant Tailor.
" Cue dill—11111 Clothes
We are in 11 position to Cili‘l? for your
winter clothing and kocp it in cxcci
icnt condition until you desire it again
Charges within rm
1.
Rory 3011:1011 ()nr acmi-an-
nual sale of high grade trousers
Now in progréps at our storo. A
large assortment to selcct from.
We now clost- our store cron-
cxccpt Mon.
day. Wednesday and Saturday.
1. “AVIS 81 Bill.
HAT‘I‘ERS. FURNISHERB.
85 Washington Sinai.
r"---—-—-—1
GROWS
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.,‘. ., ._.....
‘ Glover’s the i’iace ;
'; 613:8?
1111 1111111. mono: ~
mom v;-
3 i
..
close
handsome designs.
Picnic Plates per 0011.
Fly Traps ..
Fly Killers .
WORLD'S FAIRTOWERS WRECKED
ST. l.i.l()l In August .1 ~11 scrcrc
11107511 11112111 11110111 OVI'i‘ St Louis to
day 11' rm km! 1110 of the four 11111ch of
tho Varictl industries building 111
tours of erection on the world's fair.
Tho rrsidcnts in the neighborhood of
Franklin and iltldru tn'cnucs, Nor-
11'.aik 11m 1111.111: nod this morning
about i o‘clmk l1,1'1~1r1>u:ns and 1111119
11111111 apparciitlyt mm from tho 1'1‘
cinity of Franklin aronuc. The noise
continued without any [coup for near-
ly two homo. and tin/n thcr. 11:15;
1111111. Scum-1i whb had 11 411 ktpl
1111111111 by the 1m arrcntt- 5113; 111.11 M
the thing happcns an un th1,1 “ill see
that the [101110 me mind in to take a
hand. The disturbance was probably
only :1 family quarrel, but it was saith
1111111 to doprive the ncighborhood of
their sir-op for two long hourS.
\iissos Julia Dor1no'antl Mar} Quin
0111.111 Notwalk. are enjoving the spec
itl pitting at Narrngansrtt Pier.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
illS'I'ltlt‘T 0F NORWAIA’, 1:11..
batc (“curt .luis' 1‘0. A. 1)., i902.
Estate of Marin C. P, Weishcit. into
0! Norwalh. In 5311! District, dccaacml.
Th1: (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis—
trict oi Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six montha from the date here-
01 for the Creditors oi said Estate to
exhibit their claims (or settlement.
Those who nozlcct to present their ac-
counts. propcrly attested. within said
limo. will be drlmrrcd a rccovcry. All
persons indcbtr-d to said Estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment
to
Pro-
G [SURGE Wil.iii'31.lli WEISH KIT.
:15 12 ill. Executor.
-T 3—”
EXCURSION TO
GLEN ISLAND
Tuesday. Aug. 12 I902
311111111 1111111101111. 0111111111 1.110
moves South Norwalk steamboat
‘. dock at 9 a. 111.: returning. loaves Glen
: We believe ('11 Russet
' 01/9111; Manse; they’re a :i
to New Canaan this 1111111110011 armed
with a body Writ for William 8 Cor- j'
- little cooler and a little 3:
Hanan cm for “an I; 111 monitor mammary
11111190114111 cognac-m) roars. ‘
mm. mung ,C
1‘..
Hoop a carefully 3}
l who-t
isllnd It 1| D. In.
TlCKETSvn—Adulb. 50c: childmn bo-
tmon 4 and 15 years, 251:: under 4
your; (accompanied by parent.” from
T181100: can had at D P Mort-ell
chairman of Go lttco; Samuel Molt
James ll Steven: and all 11112111111111 of
the post at
.. «mum—um
noon “LAND, "
”and!
31.111: 2. £1.23
11111111101111 111111 11m “a
trim muting
M! 01' "I.
0111721.“!!! 11.18.1511“!
WM,-
“ ”M311
WWW
...........
Suplno Batiste Holly Batiste Dotted Swiss
These are tho finest cotton goods brought out for this season' a business;
1......
21d. plain Glass Jugs . .
6 Blown Tumblers, .......
Douglas 1111111111; 6‘; 1.11.
1111"
W ,;
£IMW1. '
uou 11111111, tasty 111.11.:
1111mm, .1111, ”you ‘1
Duchess Dimity, heavy corded liatiste,roguiar 1254c goods, our price to
...a....a......
....... 100
........ 100
Fly Paper, per box .. ......... 380
....... 25c
....... 190
Special Prices on DINNER WARE.
$13 95 and $14.95 DINNER SETS
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
rtwmmmm z‘MM-i'MMMi'Mm-FMWM
The Richest Man
in the City ‘ '
..uu..7..-.n.nn--a.-1.-on-uun u.
Muslins.
1
Thousands of Yards of Wash Goods at Ramark
ably low Prices.
Ruby Initiate, Almeria Batisto,iiolfo1'd Batiste. good patterns and made do
sell for 100 per yard; 0111 111100 ..
Palmetto Batiste.
----.....-.........-n».uyo--.¢111...... or
3.pt Decorated Jugs 190
Decorated Breakfast Plates .. 10c
Decorated Tea Plates .. . . . . . . . . .. 8c
Refrigerator Pans, any size . . . . .. 23c
.10in Tumblers . . .. .. 19, 25, 29c doz.
Fancy Fruit Plates . . . .f‘. 15c
$11.95
NORWALK, CONN.
Has his Clothing shamed to
his account. and in that res-
pect we place 110a on an
equal iooiiaa with him.
We not 011111 provide Cloth-
ing of
the entire iamilu. at astonish- '
the best character for
high) low prices, but we of—
let pen «the advantages of
our chame‘ suslem. which
permits of small. convenient
moments, a privilege which
costs uou nothing, is not ex-
tended io uou as a 111101.011
as a right under the opera-
tion” of our popular
Part Payment
10W 1181141111 A l 15 Th will 111111011
1mm w 111
«medulla- of
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01
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10
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Housefurnishing Department
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