Will. to be foundin up line. English Porcelain. heavy enameledmll New Fall“ Pailcrns. anti guaranteed against craznig». 58 50} ‘11:;‘i New Patterns, Enamel and Gold. fully warr5nt- ed, at 510.512.514.518. 5 1606 Tea Sets.- .. ' Efiiilishl’brcelain. all new patterns. fullv war- ranted. ' '» $5.75 fieoe Sets. Enamel and Gold, new patterns. and gu5ranteTed. at 54. 55. 56. 56. 50 7; leoe Toilet Sets. New Fall Patterns. heavy enameled. no crazmg. irom 5250'10 4510.00 Te close 516 p. 111.. Mondays 5nd ;Saturdays excepted. W. S. STURTEVANT 01111 Main and Ann Sis. South Norwalk.C01_111. A.D1CKERMAN 8: SON 181116 3110101111 To day ‘ , Bridgeport Post. ho to enjoying 11 short vacation at ‘ 11111118 1011 H. llelx. oi Qanbury di bppbaionoc iii. the billion _ ¢. . commlhslpnora. yestorday, says the it 13 understood that Woodmont with 1110 family. He will Tirolntbly enter upon lilo duties In a few rays . The appointinont 011 Mayor Pcix to the position loft Representative Adnml’: of Norwalk out in the cold. but 1.11111 gentleman is to thavo hiatdifinppoint nlont scouted by a position in the fed- oral service. it is understood that he will have some appointment in the post office, ‘ 1‘ Up in lJnnbuty thoy are wondering :wbothor Mayor Peix 11/111 remain at the head of the‘ city government since 11(- has been appointed county commit; sinner. There 13 1101.11an to prevent him if he wants to. The duties of tho new position will not in any way inter- fore with those-of the old. The chances are that the moyorwillsorvo out his term. which code this winter. The now comndnpioner will hold other; by appointment until the third Wednesday in January. when .110 will retire unless elected 101111 the unex- pired term. which has until July 1 to« run. That he will be a cundldntn for tho unexporied term and aim) for the new term goes without. saying. but he will probably have to make something of a fight to got it. Thero’ony be 01h or candidates from his wn district and there is pretty apt to 1111 some 0110 from Norwalk district who would like to have the job. The. unexpired term ends Juno 30. 1903. Commissioner Henry Loo. of Bridgeport retires at 1110 some time. 11(- will, without a doubt, be a candi- date for rouppoinimont and there is or. .-ry reason to ho hollovcd that he will not moot with opposition. at least as for an Bridgeport is. concerned. Some other purl. of tho county may want a man. but us it is thought boat to have at'lnnot ono commissioner from llrldgo. port. thorn is not much chance for a change with the general assembly Democratic. ’ WILL BE TAKEN CARE OF. Representative Adamo, of Norwalk in ,.we Shall Continue to Offer Bargains 1n Sensoiiable T sour. hummus ' . and" CHILDREN’S PARASOLS . 113;”; """ 8. SON TbToTuth 115.1415. 'MKNT A cots OFFER. . 1 ' HAVEN. Airgun 748111133111 ”thin city Who have recently RUSQIAN REASANTB I-‘nlo‘e Political 12:11pm Touching Thanh 8311.186“. it to 013131.11. (Correspondence of Animated Pro“): 81'. PETERBBURG. July Maw-Prince labour-irony: " 31113111131151: recordi' , continued agitation outbox tho bout» . om mum of Kuulnz"'-'i‘ 11 random ‘ lot-revolutioolstnhovc 11m notched ~ thopmvliéoofOr-ol. Tho-rum» 11m Wound-moody- all Hui 1‘ block ail-tit what". Nolan-prob . 1101113 and umm continue to rt ’_ wristwatch 3111553 .1111; to Get a Post Office Position. The Bridgeport Farmer nova: Charles II. Poix. Jr.. the new county commissioner was cxpoctod to put in mm appearance at the office in the county building yesterday and take. the oath of office. but did not show up. His nonoppearance was not 11 disnp pointment. as it maybe that he has not yet received his appointment from Acting Governor Koolor. Mr. 1" ix in not at Danbury at the present time but nummerlng at ' Woodmout. Roprcsenthtlve Adonis. who was 1100. 0nd in the race for the commissioner- ahlp. andwho war beaten out by Pair. in to be taken care of. The federal government is to appoint 1111'. Adams to a. fat poatomce position. which will be more lucrative than the covetéd oom- mlsslonernhlp. .. The Farmer stated yesterday that the Republican party would take care of him. LOUISIANA expoomou. ---~ Planning for Entomlvc Exhibit. at 81. Louis in 1904 81101118 Aug. 8-A letter has hon rocoiv ed from -John' Rico. Chandler. world's fair commissioner‘to Central America, paying that a high official of Nicaragua.- Dr. Ramirez Muir-on. has staid that his government will take the utmonf advanto‘go of the postponement and complete exhibit at the world's fair. Lieut. Bodfmy 1. Gordon. 11! the de partmont of maohlnnry exhibits to on route to (farming: to attend tho gun tom of the Germany army at Moppon. in the intercom of the Louisiana Pun chase exposition He will visit the Dnucldorf exposition and inspect the exbfbluso'f arms and other 6111111110113 of war and will viat a number of tho This curve «loyal-1111 13.. has forwarded to Prcoldeat Francis. 11 letter from Arthur B. Hardy. dialled minimum. nodxiuro- and arm Brl unprotected at tho vorln‘e -Afte~r ii spil‘cihl ”TV-gr "‘ nuo‘; than Nth-walk. sham: .‘ band an . tried dome dimplo homo romodioa, but until 1904 to make a morn extensive ‘ largo iron ind Itocl foundrieo of Goo . 11111111131011 - haumminum at Boron. Switzerland. - Minlotc'r Hardy mm but than more ‘~ $111: 150M doubt that the 8111133 11111113 ’IB‘tTitllTlltm‘flTl 1h 111119.11 (llaordora 111111 the iron. 1110110 to hood nrlnlt‘ry organic-1n 1131.111 imitation. ..il‘h at. may do. It. no 0,! douhttromo'in ~ 11011151119111 of ideal oitiz‘ as 111 easily wry-RM“ thin. Oflflfizi .. " .1 Anna 01m of 1'1 iioyaor‘ avo “My huh» I 110111 triad Iloau' a Kidney. P1113. ‘T or cured 1111'! hock: .ufter i‘ took them i found thyaolf quite well. I had kidney. trouble fur Iomu time, and it developed into ritually backache accompanied by a urinary wonknosa very inconvenient at night. We both the trouble still 15111111111011.0110 night trend on account of a cure being made by‘ Donn u Kidney Filip, the uyinptomn lining identical with mine. i got a box at violated“ a drug atorc. That 110:: com plotoly curod mo. ” For sale by oil denier-11. Prion 50 cents Foator- Millnirn (10., Buffalo N 1.10111 agents for tho United Status. Remember the n51no—Do5n'sav-ond no 01110 . AT 1111 hill is 11111 111 8111111 (Continuod from F'Irut Pogo). counts for a universally expressed ho llcf that auddouly, cropped out in many quailoru thin the strike would soon be settled ,1An oII’ort to'trace the causes for this sentiment brought nothing moro‘tnngiblo than a report that “no on this morning that the strike would be adjusted and cats running within fortyoight hours. " The 1110111. important rlovoiopment of the day up to 10 o'clock was the ar- rival to the city of Preside-pt Parme- leo oLth‘n trolloy company. it did not take long‘aftor his appearance to the offices of 1.110 company for the var. loua committees appointed yostordny to got into communication with him Later lf~wan announced that he had consented to mot-t the committees or' the Chamber of (‘ommorro and tho llnninucn Men' 11 Asaoclatlon for a dis cusnion of the situation. Nothing dovelopad during tho fore- noon to lend excitement In tho situa- tion until just before.ll o’clock. when Mayor Studloy rot-eivt-d word that the state of Connecticut was about to take cognizant-o of the strike. The mayor W851 called on tho coir-phone by Georg:- A Parsons. of, Hartford chairman of 13., 111911 1311111111- TluvT 111,15 officer-.013 the trolley compony-had-stnt. ‘ 8111111: 11111111111111 illlides 11111 1111111 Tammii 1111111111 '1 11111111111 ,_ iTu'iil Wiuiili 111101111 1111111111111 SPOKANE, War-111., Animist 7-Wllell the sheriff. with tho body of Tracy. drove- through Diwénpoit.‘ hundreds of persons followed up the street. and crowdr-d about the wagon. By the lime tho wagon touched the morgue. the streeis were so crowded that tho morgue doors had to be closed. Sov- ernl perilous wore allowed Tto sec tho body, land thou everybody/1‘ wanted a rollr. 1i‘11d in n abort timo nothing was left but the burly. Some one picked up the bloodstninl-d handkerchief which had been hard by Tracy to hoop from blending to death. Many 1011113 of tho doaporadoos hair was. carried away. and in some places his head had been made bald. His trousers worn out into strips. and before they-were divided they were (.111 into smaller pieces. Many of T1 15110)- 8 cartridges wore divid 1111 among 1- e ”mt-inherit of the posse. ADJUSTING I. MEN' 3 WAGES. A. B. Youngson, Acaiotant Grand Chief B. L E.. Conducting Matters. NEW YORK August lr—A. ll. Youngson assistant grand chief of the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers, who was uont born from .Clovoland. 0.. by Grand Chief Arthur to endeavor to adjust the dlillcult'. between the mo tormon and engineers of tho Manhat- tan Eiot‘atod Railroad and the ofiloiuln or that nvsttm arrlvod hcro today where he 11101 1110. representatives oi the railroad employer-.11. Rprosonta fires of the 1110111911 also wore present Word was rot-olvod today that Charles Wilson. r11 1- grand master of 1110 llrothorhood of Locomotive Fit-omen. was on his way born from 9001111. 111. Just prior to the beginning of tho conforunco Mr. Youngson said: “Chit-f Arthur will not coma horn and i will hate solo ohnrgi 01111114 111111- Inr. l boiiovc that ii tho railroad compnnv fronts tho mtln in 11 c-~0nrlila the state board of mediation and arbi- tration. and war! notified that notices had boon sent to Franklin '1'. 11911 of? Merldon. and GiIbr-rt 1.. Smith of Sharon. the other two moutbrrs. 50111 that all three wouTTd roach Now ilaveuT at about '1 o 'clol-k this ruin-moon. MT l’arhons rxplnlncd to the mayor that' 11111 board considered bio (the mayor 'al 1 letter to the trolley ofiirlnls and the ntrlko cs mtfllciont notice to the Hoard : and at the board did not consider it wise to wait until a formal room-st ioat‘hf'd it The visit of the 110111] is enabled by n statute which malts-1.- arbitration com- pulsory in cases of «the kind. Meanwhile a committee of tho strik- ers had gone into consultation with a 10101 rommittor- of fifteen. representing the Chamber of Commerce. the New Haven Business Mr-us' Arum-11111011 and the Merrlinnts‘ lath-pendent committed. 'l‘o 1111.5 committed of fifteen tho strik- crn' committee presented the 11111111111111; made upon the trolley company. The document was as follows: . i‘iwr demand that the Fair Haven and Wostville (”‘ompany recognize our union. and that the men who were dis- t-lmrgod without cause shall be rein- stator .” After a brlrf discussion 1111- two oom- miiiees separated and shortly after ll o‘clock the committee of Micro wont into-conference with the president and directorsof the railroad company. Just prior to 111111 rum-ting President Formulae andhla dirt-Nora Were in session for a short time and it was im- modiaioly afterward that the president of the company 111111 a committee of directors met the triple commltior of fifteen. [11.110011 the utrikors hold a meeting inAurornbcll at which they voted to 00111111111151 themselves guardian of the peace. Each man in to wear a‘ badge designating him an 3 striker and in the event or disorder the ntrikor will moist the pouch. The strikers also announce that they will protcrt the property of the trolley company 8011111111011 on 3111111111 Pm. W... EXPLOSION KILLS FOURTEEN. Iron work; and Five Homo at com. 1 31-30 Dogwood. . BAN LANDHR. 81131114113113: 1-».111 oxploclon accumul- today in an iron works of ennui-yo. boar hora. dam-om 1113 111m boom. killing it poi-Tron: out! Thom-ins runny othm . W air-1.031110 ‘f’I-II!’ scorn 3511.11. 111111111180in who 11 M11 exploring” mouth «as for the 1m to 11111111113 .5... W555;- rmur ' _ . . ’ D J; 111111111511 not fly 1m ” , SAN rundown-o August 155m " an » am 01111111511111- and“. of W n . Nona tori way 111:,- dim-1011008 can 110 (-111.in sritlt-d. All talk 01' n T'sliiko is pro mature.“ Divlnion (,‘hlof Tomlin and othor rnp roaontariwx of 1.1m omployoon of the elevated railroad. said howovn‘r that he won Worn dotorminod to strike no loss the company gavo thorn the robot they sought '1‘. M Pierson. of 81 1.011151401- proa- idnnt of the Order of Railway Tole- Krdphors. also nrrirod at 11w roadway (antral Hotel today. Mr Flori-0n raid there had boon trouble for romp timi- bola-con 1hr folr-gruplwra and tho Man~ button l-llr-vafr-d Railroad company and that ho had nomo hero to try to adjust 1hr differs-mos Ho, derIarr-d that his pron-rum had no 1.101111110111111 with the ”Tim”? of tho motormrn and ongine~ or 5. SHINNEQOCK HILLS GOLF CLUB. Play Star-fad This Mornlng to Qualify. lng Rhund of Annual Tournament. iillllNNl-ICOCK. Hills Golf Grounds. N. 1'. August 7. -Pluy started prompt. ly today in the qualifying round of the annual tournament at tho Shiunccock 111118 00110 (2.11111 The entry list of fifty odd players mowed a number of 33011- knunn numcs and no internatinn tournament is assured Among the rtartom win-:9 l-‘ormor Champion '11 alter .1 Travis, who yesterday 91111111. 11311011 11 now murso record of 74 for 1119 6.71.10 yards; Allan Konnady the New Jr-ruev state champion; Charles Hitchcock. Jr. of Ynlo. who 13 the in- tori-0111311111.- champion: C. 'l‘iffonv Richardson of Harvard; worse '1‘. Brokaw 01' Princeton. JnmosA Tyng. of llnltucrol and other well- ltnowlt players. A prize is offered for each of the 11m thin-o eightha to qualify and a consolation prize for the fourth Eighth. Contrary to the original plan thorn is to be no match play todav. Thorn 11111 110 two rounds of it tomor- row wiTh the 11111113 011 Saturday at 31 11011211.. Aside from a strong wind the Twontbor is porfoet RACE l-T'OR OOWEB TOWN CUP. Bybarlta Meteor III. and the Tutty ' started This Morning. COWES. info of Wight August 7,-~ in good nailing weather. the flybnrltn. tho Meteor l I. and the 'l‘utty ria'rtcd today in tho mo tot-.1113 Con-cs town c1111 own- the Queenli course. 111mm dilly roller. Hall of the course was about! of the meteor and with the T111. Thorn worn com camped. , , , Royal Yacht Boundron over 11111 1131110 hour-59.1511 arr/11111111“ on 11113-11111! 11110311 of tho no" 111111 Nio- 11111111111511.1111» Honors. ho Clara, the in the (ironic and tho ”MM with tho sxbaritn 111x mlnutos party #011118“ .151. "VThis storeé closes daily except celain Ware. Wé have dot-oi mestic manufacturigli collectiori amon'g that a few which have been broken, but For instance: blue or green. gold lined, for Set of 112 piédes. 1’2. 50, Set of 139 pieces, $15.00. tanS. MOSQUITO FRA wood or metal. net. It is the only - satisfactory. One of the most popular Pricé “—- it. regular value on account of the sh'br‘tafié of a ”tow Price complete $2. 75. The “Climax" ism the form of a canopy that hangs from the ceiling. This also is eéhily managed and very Price is $fi58. 85111115158”. at five “o’clock. " ‘ ‘ ' ‘T T» T . CLEARING 5.4115011? DINNER WARE. Au‘gtist 15111815611111 lithium to buy China and Por- ed 1111: major portion of our Crockery Store‘to the shorting of 13111115: Sets; and inter- ested customers wtll do well to l‘oolt 515' this large‘ exhibit which comprises the best productions of foreign and do- There aré sortiéthing like three bundréd styles” in tho that are ma’rkcd lower than ” ‘ ' pilic'és vvhich are not ail-important. 1 Set of "130 pieces undergiazed dccoratTons in either $15.00 instead of $18.00. 8111 of mo pieces. gray decoration for $3. 50 Extra value. English Porcelain Dinner Service for twelve 1112150118; decor ation, undergiazed blue or green, two gold lines on each piece handles gold ti'aced: regularly $16.88. regularly $19. 88. Only six of these fine Sets. Some Dinner Sets offered at $10. 00 are of surprising value. many styles, shapes. and many different decora- They are worth ordinarily from $12.50 to $15.00. MES AND NETS Among these one of the best is tho “Dixie.” which is very simple in construction and easy to manage. .. It can readily be attached to any style of bedstead. - frame made that bar. lies the o is". contrivances is the “Acme" Portable Fly and Mosquito Shield " It is as simple in its workings as an umbrella: can be used on any bed or crib, and for the nursery it is invaluable. Camping parties will find it useful. it! $2.00. Sale of White Goods progressing rapidly. Don’t miss \1. THE D. 11. READ COMPANY. Bridgeport, Conn. ,...———.. Mr. William: Had to Sue His Former Secretary 10 Stamford. STAMFORD August 7~Jobn '1‘ Wii llama. owner pf the extonalvo 11nd bundsolm- country nr-at “Elmwood.” situatr-d on the brow of GI 01111110011 ave. one 11111.11119 311111 obtained title to alot of land. 1111- our: liar-19. of which he cans ed to br- [undo from (it-orgé W. Mur phy. of this city. Auguut 2-1. 18119 it was necessary to invoke tho aid of the law in order to obtain the titlotfi The lot in question is described as lot so, on a map of a portion of George W. Quintard‘u property, now on tilt- in the Town Clerk's office horn. It ad- ioined tho prothinoo which Mr. Wil llama now occupies and has named “Elmwuod.” 80-1111 not to have to pay on exorbitant price for the land. Mr. Williams caused the deal for 1111 pur chase to be made by a act-rotary in his employ (loom-o Milne. of Brooklyn. The consideration paid was 81.. 2111) and Murphy gore Milne a deed for the property“ Thom was an undbrstandlng between 11111111: and Mr. Williams by which the former was to hold the prop arty as truotoe. bonding tho pur charm of other real estato in the vi- faulty, and by which he would convoy the sold 101 to Mr. Williams on do- hind but when the otvner of Flint- 100011 mode (tornado on Milne for, tho foal potato. the latter refused to m to the conveyance..’l'hcroupon Mr. 111211113 instituted proceeding-u in the 811 poi-for (30m to obtain title to the pro trite action no: 111131111 Janina-y 31 1801). and drifts-h 1110113 until‘ the Juan arm of the o rt- 1111.1- your. when 1111:» Elmer hen the 111189. Hon. Edward L. Model ”presented Mr. William‘s. Thy: do . ndont M11131 made midyear-1111,1111. 11111121- hon 1131111 rev. '11ch 19111111113511; 831115;, 5111. 11115111an var. direct :NENT TTO COURT FOR TITLE. 8AVED THE BLOCK. Waterbury Woman Did Good Work With Fire Extinguishers. WATERBURY, August 7.—-Ml‘8 Ar- (-hihald Bannutyne wife of the Well known n11»: hanicai éxpcrt and master mechanic of tho Waterbury Clook (10.. figurcrl‘ In on exciting time about 5 p. in. Tuesday. at her 110111011115 ..0rtu Malh atrcol. A young man who boards with tho family of Jacob 3.131111101116112. on the fourth floor of the block just over the floor occupied by Mr. and Mrzs. l‘lnnnntyna was engaged in com- pleting a mixture in which flirpentlno and wax were No of tho,prlnclpai in- gradients. One of the Blahesiee children touched a match to the wick of an 011 store to light It, and the flames caus- od an immediate explosion. Thccntlro kitchen caught iiro. and was soon on- voloped in ilnmen. The child mulled down atairn to the next floor and in- formed Mrs. Bannatync 1.1151 the human MN on lira. She rushed to an adjoining room. lzraopod a fire extinguisher. and fol- lowed thn excited child 11p stairs. 'f‘ho flames had by this time increased no as to be beyond all control of the young man With presence of mind, the courage ‘oun woman darted here and there, on crating tho extinguisher until 1110 humor; were conquered in every part of 11111 room Her prompt action doubt. loos moved a large portion of the block from destruction. . REQUESTS TO CHARITY. HARTFORD Angurt 7—Undcr the, will of the late Horace P Kinuulmry. or Glastonbury. which was adrniitr-d to probate from today. the (inanectlcur Humane Society in beam-511101] $1, 001); the anmgat‘onal Church of 11111107. . or in match 8 .500 3:111 momma-111m
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