nklin‘h
"our...”u” $2.00-
$‘i’d0'l‘j‘1f'0otll- $1.75.
in. $1.50.
$125
Lyon 8:
» SOLE AGENTS.
oo 1
‘ Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
m
suiuoro
n... Mr...
N STREET,
billion ill Revision Bunioiittoo
Pooliolloutd lie Solistiod
"pollination About ittoouou
iiouorni's 0tlioo
tor Michael Kencaiy, of Siam-
on, in Bridgeport yesterday, and
in excellent humor, despite the
ill tho ls‘o member of the com-
‘otipthe revision of the statutes
a heard many hard things said
tithlnce. The. Post first announc.
hone extraordinary changes. in tho
laws. There have been rumors
tithe state that Senator Kcncnly
.in’training to make the race for
nomination of attorney gcnerul.
. .8 papers have far as to make out
hole slate, including his name for
position. A Post reporter saw the
tarand naked him whether he nuns
ndidaio for the position.
[the senator smiled and said: “You
on guys one thing.l am not laying
lie nights worrying over it."
‘But you would not object if the
billing should strike your way?"
‘Porhaps not. i have not got any
Would you absolutely refuse to
it if nominated?"
. ii, that is another thing. but i
aminot worrying about it at all."
{Are you a candidate for rcuomina-
(ion for senator in the Twelfth dis.
tripe?"
'f‘Nowthere is one thing you can say
hi out. i am through with the
note. I w... leave that to somcbody
‘ elite."
Senator Konealy discussed at some
, Engththe work of the: revision corn
mitteo and expressed the opinion that.
arring the unexpected changes in the
liquor‘laws, the gencml public would
305 satisfied with the revision. He said
the; committcc devoted an immense
mount of timc and labor to the. work.
~‘ id not cure to discuss for publicu
- how the changes came in tho it.
nor laws.
_. The senator thinks that the general
“notably ought to alter those laws at
livery first meeting. He thinks that
“bill ought to be introduced on tho
pea/committee.
.The senator said further that the
oommittee was preparing an indcx for
tho, new statutes which he believed
would be thoroughly satisfactory. l-le
though the index would be ready by
WOMAN S RELIEF CORPS OUTING.
Had Yoiterday at Fab-field Beach. Six.
7. ty-Two People Attending.
The Woman‘s Relief Corps of Nor-
walk had their annual outing ycater-
day at Fairflcld Bunch. 'i‘wo four
home Ionda went over to the Beach in
th. morning and were guests of Mrs.
fillies at her summer cottage. At noon
I‘ll; y-tWO sat down to a doc dinncr
prepared by Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs.
Q05 in Mrs. Batps' spacious dining
, " and in the afternoon sovcral ot'
embers enjoyed themselves with
:l on tha- Souml. Before rc-
mlnft,‘ahortiy after 6 o’clock, the
‘ had thcir pictures taken In a
. , , The members arrived home
J: eight o'clock, voting it one of
out delightful outings yet held.
WW6 Brunch Lodge. Knights of
' ins, held a regular meeting. last
inguinal trananctcd only routine
, REL'LAS "
bout 300 of those fine Silk
. left, self openerp or patent
an inch steel rod. silk tassell,
roll, regular price, $3.60, going
‘. "150 ludiea‘ steel rod. ailvor
a, stool rod clone roll going
it; Those goods and prlcoa
t for a lifetime. Everything
til-my store its guaranteed.
.
first day and passed without reference.
* in... and do...
(Continued from First Page). -
for acute time. At the close of this
conference the committee visited the
strikers. Moauwhile the rest of the
main committee waited. At 2:30 the
members of the sub-committee had not
reported. The long process resulted in
all sorts of rumors. and the newspaper
offices were besieged with inquiries by
telephone and otherwise to an extent
that indicated the keen unxicty with
which the situation is watched.
At 1:45 o'clock this afternoon it was
announced by the citizens' conimlltec,
that they regard the strike as practi-
cally settled. "l‘he ofllcora of tho com—
pany havc conmnted to reinstate the
discharged employers and the strikers
have agreed to return to work if thc
company will agree in the future to
nit-ct a committee of the eniployes.
PRESIDEN VERY BUSY.
Attended to Many Matter: that Had
Accumulated.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y., August 8——
Prcsldcnt Roosevelt was exceptionally
busy for several hours today. dispos-
ing of an accumulation of public bust.
nests. 13y luncheon time. however, he
haltclearcd away the mount of official
correspondence and was rcady to re-
celvc the attorney-general and Mrs
‘Knox, who arrived about noon. They
will be the. guests of Mr. and Mrs
Roosevelt until tomorrow. it is. under-
stood Attorneydlccnrul Knox will sail
shortly for Europe, where in France.
he will dcvote some personal attention
to the Panama canal question. it is
quite probable that the proceedings
looking to a determination of the abil.
ity o“ the new Panama Canal Company
to pans a clear title of the property to
the United States will be conducted in
the French courts. While the adminis.
traiion is anxious to have the ma tcr
passed upon as soon as practicable tht
question of time will be secondur to
that of wr‘tuinty that the United States-
will have no trouble with the stock-
holders of the. old Panama canal com—
pany if tho proporty and rights of tho
new company shull be acquired by (hi:
country under the Spooncr act. The
president. upon whom the responsibil-
ity rests. will take no chances upon the
results of cxtcndcd litigation.
ANNOUNCEMENT PREMATURE. '
i LONDON. August tor—As. intimated
in those ticspatchck yesterday, the an.
nouncoment made in Belfast. that an
ngiccment had been reached between
lh admiralty and the Morgan shipping
combine, was prcmnturc. Negotia-
tions on details of tho agreement are
still proceeding. and, it is bciicrcd
with every pronlisc of success. in the
house of continuous this afternoon. lhc
prcmicr. A. .l. llaifour. said tho govern.
ment. had been engaged in' ncgoila-
lions conncctcd with and arising from
the circumstances connected with the
formation of tho shipping combine.
“l'utortunately we are not yet in a
position to makc a stutcmcnt to the
house." said Mr. Balfour, "tho accident
to the colonial secretary. Mr. Cham-
'(zeriuud. having cuuscd some. delay. but
i im confident flint when the house
mono: again wc slmll be In a. position
to take it Into our condolence."
GENERAL FUNSTQN ILL.
DENVER. August 8.——Brlgadier Gen.
oral Funston. commander of’ the de-
partment of Colorado is ill at his home
in this city. The attack came ‘upou
him muldcntly at his oilicc at Army
hcatiuunrtcra and Major lluahnoll, of
Earl Logan who happened to be near-
by was called and attcudcd thclgcncr-
at. The trouble is thought to be the
lingering effects of the fcvcr from
which General Funaton suffered In
Cuba and the l’hilippinoa. it‘eara arc
entertained that an abaccuu has form‘
cd around the unhoulcd portion of the
wound made by the operation for an-
pondicltiu. At lhc noncrul'u home the.
information wnnquVcn that ho was
routing comfortably.
RESCUE 'PARTY STOPS WORK.
TRINIDAD. (lot. Abolish—Tho rcs-
cuo party at tho llowcu mlnc. Moore a
'disastrous cxploulon occurred inst evo—
ning, was compelled to suspend work
at 1, o'clock this morning, owing to tire
damp. .At. that hour the. bodies of it
«land had been recovered. There were
at least 18 men in the mine at. tho
time. of the explosion and all undoubt:
edly were killed. The mine in almost
a total wreck as far on can bc dc»
determined.
, JOINT CONFERENCE .RESUMED.
.NEW YORK, August 8.441110 joint
conference between National Deputy
(allots Youugoo‘n and Wilson reaped»
lively of the brotherhood-of locomo-
i tlve Engineers and Firemen and tho
grlcvrnca committee of the cuginccrn,
' :‘motormcn andtdrcmon of the Manhat-
t‘on oldvnted railroad was rcnumcd to-
or"
«um
Hilltop, August where l hun-
d'sboro ‘cmp‘loycd a they _ eiivaiy
sponsor the State street department.
to .o airlock today to an income in
gash-mace locale from. land “to It.
(“a boy! undo the affaird much of
, cantons ‘Beinn Hold In
‘Reudlnu.
' January.
pm...
‘ "fitment-trick
of the Town Today.
Today is the last day to register kt
you expect to have a any in party on -
Gillies or primaries this fall. Last
week the dutioa of the registrars were
very light, but today there is consid»
erabiy more blintncsu.for them,
Up to 2 o‘clock this afternoon, John
Bogardun and Rufus J. Smith, the reg-
istrars of the Second Dlatrict, in can»
slop at the Town Court room in Havi-
iand‘ntreot. had, received 89 applica-
tions for registration, thirty of which
were from Democrats, They expect
to register about two hundred names
before 9 o'clthk. this evening, when
the session clones. 'l‘ranafoyc from
the First and Third Districts are also
being mudo this altaruoon.
"tip to the time of going to prose
twenty-five had registered their names
at the store OLE. E. Gorham in East
Norwalk. where Mr. Gorhnm and John
Keogh.‘thc registrars. are in. aenuion.
They are of the opinion that they will
have plenty to do before it o'ciucl: this
evening.
nu...—
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.~0pcn-
lug prices showed somc striking out
vances in continuation of tho rlao
which was in progress when the mar-
ket. closed last night. A few important
stocks sliggcd slightly. but without. at-
fecting the gcncral strong tone. hulls-
nourl Pacific rallied ill; from ycstcr-
day’s depression, Hocking Vallcy roan
11/1,. National Lead :1 point and Noah-
ilte, Chattanooga and St. Louis n largo
fraction. The market was active and
dcaiinas were widely distributed.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.~'l‘llerc
was a buoyant upehootlng in southern
group of railroads. which carried Lou—
isville up 2331‘. Nashville. Chattanooga
and St. Louis roar- lbfi. llllnols Cellli'lll
1%. and oSuthcru Railway a largo
fraction. but realizing caused a prompt
reaction, which carried Louisville back
1% and wiped out thc rise in lllonois
Central. flocking Valley fell back five
points from the top. and Missouri Paci-
fic reacted nearly a point. The market
thcn stcudlcd drain and became quiet.
Great Northern preferred advanced 11.4.
WALL S'l‘llE'l‘. l p. m.~-Nashvlllo.
Chattanooga and St. Louis rose 4% and
Texas and Pacific, Minneapolis. St.
Paul and Saullc Ste Marie and lnicr-
national Silver prcfcrred a point or
over. But. the gcucrnl market reacted.
Hocking Valley fell below 98. wiping
out all of yesterday‘s rise. and then
rallicd to par. Rock island and Now
York Dock lost 2, Colorado Furl iii»,
and l’. C. C. St St. Louis. 4%.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
‘chorts ovcr private wire of Munich
& Goitlschmidt, commlsalon brokcra.
Swurtz all Corbctt‘a black. South Nor-
walk:
I
1:31)
67");
$2734
33%
”its
32
473*."
1331 ‘..i
105
nil-1..
103%
109%
65%
54%
244%;
31:54
liiS
1881K;
2mg
34%
THAN
“ 179%
Low
lil’h’.
327.9
923.;
Hill
32
4.154
iiill
to?»
931,»;
10:37...
109%
1331,49
54%
34W;
31%
187%
188
onto 88%
341,9 33%.
2253);. .-.'
lilo
39%
1711.4; 16th
title}.
151:5;
135
Hi)
30 21H};
31% our.
til can. (it
till; ’ 116%
2M;
ills-lg
68
34%
40%
100%
local.
0ch
Amal. Copper. cm.
Am. C. (it E, 327;.
Am. C. & F. pf. 92%
American ice, 111.33
Amer. Loco, 32
Am. Snlclt,, 473;;
Am. Sugar, lint-"i...
Anaconda. 10;”.
A. ’l‘, K; S. Fr, 9376.
.\.'l‘. & SJ". p. 1027;;
Bali. & Ohio, 110%
ilklyh. R. T.. 55%;
Chen. (to Ohio, 551,34.
Chi. & N. “1., 2411/2
Chi. (it. Went. 31?."
C. ill. E: St. l’. 137%
Chi. it. i. & 1’. 190
Col. l“. & l., 90
Got. South, 33%
Cotton]. (lac. 223
lflcl. & llud., 179%
Eric. 35%
ill. Control, ill)
low Ceiiiral. .iil
Lou. & Nash. Mil-14
Manhattan, lJlFi
Mot, St. l'ty.. Mil
Mcx. Central. 30
Ill. K. & ’l‘.. 31%
M, K. & 'l‘. pfd. 63%
Mo. Pacific. 117%
Not. Lead. 24%
N. Y. Central. Ids-1x.
Norf. & Worth, 67
Out, & West. 34
Pacific Mail. 40%
Penn. R. R. 160%
People's Gas, 106%.
67
Read. lat pith, 861,4
Road. 2d pfd.. 73%
chub. Steel. will.
Sou. Pacific, 6874;
Son. By. (10.. 40%
Son. Ry. pfd., 9734,
Tonn.C.&l.. 69
Texas Pacific, 481,1,
Union Pacific Jill-ill.
tin. Pac. pfd.. my,
{7.8. Lcuthor. lit-ll.
ll. 8. Lou. ptd. 86%
ll. 8. Stool. 41W.
U. S. Stool pfd. 891/;
Wabash. 30%
Wabash. pfd.. 47% _
Wont. Up. Tab, 88%
Wincon. Cont, 28%
High
6853
331a
93%fi
111$
33
47‘K
lgfllfi
103
937d
1033§
llOEQ
on t...
553$
244KB
317%
l38§4
190
170V.
. 131)
4 l3?)
Hilly.
zoo;
1651.4
3-1 We
icon;
may.
out.
8cm
mg.
419%
can,
40%
97%
our.
our.
108%
921,4,
1:: u.
no 1,4
40
unit.
not-l
89%
28 if.
Today's grain and cotton
am, stock. grain and cotton brokor. 93
Washington ntrcct. South Norwulk:
CHICAGO PRICES.
Open lilgh Low 1:30
What; .
September. 68% 68% 68% (38%
Dccembor, 67% 67% 86% 87
Corn. .
September, 53% , 53% my, 51%
December. 41% 41% 40 40%
Date. ,
September. 27% 27% 27 27%
Decombor. 27 . 27% 27% 27
Cotton. .
September. 791 795 789 790
December. 772 77a :68 772
771- 775 768 $72
CHAS. J. KETCHAM.
W ‘
‘V'i‘ho funeral of Mrdfinthcr J. logar-
noli was largely attended yesterday. of.
rternoon‘: from her ~ Into ' homcff in
'l‘ho» floral touring. warn
team in whichnto‘cealled wanna
'.Order:‘Your‘
out»; .
cull; ‘
24% -
679k -«
4W2 1
market. re “
ported over privatc wlro of C. J. Ketch. .
flounder; avenue". how. it. B. Carbon , “
‘ tor anointed. -
. (”would beautiful... torturing thug: ’
SNOW.
Full Garment
Ladies.
AND sow: now.
$30.00 Noll; Gels $50.00
Values.
Krasoviizi d‘u Fox.
NORTH MAIN, CQRNER ANN BT.
‘ SOUTH NOBWALK.
J. GARTNER,
Merchant Tailor.
Guru of lilo}? Clothes
We are in a position to care for your
winter clothing and keep it to excel.
lent condition until you desire it again
in cold weather. Charges within rea-
son.
39 Soulhuili’aih Street,
. Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
oRows ’
MORE“
POPULAR
Ercry season. Our semi-an.
nuni sale of high grade trouacrs
‘ $1.85
Now in progress at our store. A
lit.
large assortment to select from.
Wo now close our store cven-
lugs at 6 o‘clock, cxccpt Mon-
day, Wednesday and Saturday.
I. noun sou
muons. cpo'rnmns.
HATTERS. runmsuans.
85 Washington Street.
t scorn nonwnur.
.
I I,I,o.l I
g Gtover’g‘tin Place .2
We beliéoe in Russet
Oxfords because they're a
' little coqlqr and a little -.
‘ easier to care for than ’
black.
Many a carefully '
dressed man seems to agree I
1 wltb us. ‘
Russet V Oxfords. the
) kind you babe been paying .
. $3.50 for, just nah:
. $2.48
. more than a dollar saved.
l
o
_ lieu Shoos'liiol on g
MW ..,_ .— mm“... um
sole , neuter;
Examinations
Examinations for
State Teacher’s Certificates
. will be held in / .
Franklin, blreet School
BuildiugpSoulh ‘Nforwalk. ‘
, "beizinniiig ii ll o’clock‘ya..m.
. door. stood him in thc hallway and,
’ membcr of tho household, was grasped
' frantically by the unstcudy ouc
‘ naked for name. address and means of
.. future ldcntification that thc kindnoau
. might be rcmcmbcrcd in some way.
' an oxplnnation to a possibly indignant
' litci—l’ iua’ like-’crkuow ’f‘you evcr~
, hicf—«cvcr got any pusher to
. of the Norwnlk Congregational Church.
The circle will hold to calm auto tomor-
C walk.
-L la in South Norwlak on buulncan.
. is making the Mahackcmo hla head-
, ping at the ‘Mahackcmo.
who declares htmaéflpreparcd to take
arr autopilot affirms. We may quite
‘ Welltiarce with his proposition that.
no. a oAzzfrtr: _§UILDING.
ANNUAL AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE.
On Saturday, August 9th. we commence our Annual August Clearance Sale. W‘c’xare anxious .
to make this sale the most successful of any we have ever had, and with this. end in $ch we have '
made careful preparation for it. The price concessions include articles in every department. The
items below only hint at the many bargains to be found‘tiiroughout the store:
Figured Lawhs and Dimitics.
Fine Wash Goods or all kinds.
Wash Silks.
Foulard Silks.
White Lawn Shirt Waists.
Silk Chambray. i
Colored Shirt Waists.
Lawn and Dimity Wrappers.
Dressing Sacks and Kimonos.
Wash Skirts.
Linen Skirts.
Summer Hosiery.
Summer Underwear, Ladies,’ Ge
. nts and Childrens’.
Mailings.
. Hammocks.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ‘
20 per cent. discount of Ice Cream x qt. Milk Can .......... . . .i on. Salts and Peppers .......... 5c.
Freezers. H B - _ ‘ ' 17 qt. Bread Raiser ......... 59c.
eavy Popper oulcrs ' ‘ ' $2 35 I7 qt._uHeavy Dish Pans ..... 35c.
Good Parlor Brooms """ 19c. 5 gal 0‘1 Cans ------------- 595- Flat Irons, per lb. .......... 3c.
2 qt. Heavy Dipper ........ 10c. $10.00 Blue Flame Oil Stove $6.45 I Tooth Picks, per box ........ 3c.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwa-Ik, Conn.
”ST. PAUL AND THE E—E—FEE—
SHIANS."
(Philadelphia Times.)
The late Coloucl Thomas (1. Hood
was known among his more intimatc
friends during his later years by the
sobriouct of “Saint Paul'wa panic up.
pllcd in a spirit of genial clouding after
he had told of u nocturnal expericnct.‘
with one of their number. On his way
home about midniuht tho coloncl'a at-
tcntiou was attracted by tho zig-zazv
glut: of a man half a block nbcnd.
brisk walk smut ovcrtook tho bcfudsihul
wanderer. whom he rccognin-d an a
friend and neighbor, but the fricnd ohd
ncigltbor was advanced beyond the run
(lilnilillg since.
The colouci booked arms with him,
led him to his doorstep. phoned the
preparing to pull thc bell to surnmon u
and
Tho colorful. hearing footutpps within
and not wishing to liccomc involvcd in
wlfo. ulrily rcpllcd as he turn himself
away:
"l'm—wcll, I‘m Saint
nluht, old man!"
”Shay! Shay. Shulut Poul!" shouted
tho rcscucd onc-—“'forc you go I'd—~—
Poul. Good-
those
’pistlcs you wrote to tho E-E~fcc-
shims?"
ARRIVALS OF VESSELB.
BOSTON. August R-Arrlvcd: Stca.
mcr Commonwoalih. from Liverpool.
CHERBOURG, August Sw—Arrlvcd:
Columbia from New York. and proceed.
cd.
Kind Word Circle. King‘s niluglilcra,
held a vcrypioasant social SilSSiDll at
the homo of Miss Evelyn Ely in (iron.
bury yesterday afternoon. Supper was
acrvcd on tho lawn undcr the trees.
row at Glcudcning'a drug store In Nor.
F. iii. Underwood, of Orange. Marla.
He
quartors. .
”—-
Ofllccr James lit. Brannon. of Dan. -
bury. is visiting friends in South Noun
walk.
H. B. Bennett. of llridgcport. in stop-
us...
lluman incredulity rctrontn but does
not vaniuh beforo tho on-prcunlng
mtraclua of science. While we are still
amazed over tho ncwout (icinonatruted
wonder. we are ready with our "louve-
to-scedt-llrsl"
next.
80. oven with tho wlrolcso telegraph
performing its daily acrvico before our
cyan We shrug our abouldcrn at the
Maori; of mortuary Inland Invcatigutor
from the nir.'without the aid of dyna-
mo or chemicals, electric-energy to
turn the great wheola of tuduntry. The
nucleation-mum name is Figueroa—-
in not astounded at his own discovery.
He in only motorised. no simple lathe
William!“ the process hurt not come
out manor:
Without accounting all that the (lan-
notch u-mouuurolona reservoir or power .
' h talk about would create on
«do industrial revolution. it,
" coal strikes to something
lilo-u » "
for tho forcnhadowod .
29-3!
out ottoman so.
in the City
Has his Clothing chained to
his account. and in that res-
pectiwe place non on; an
equal ioolino with him.
We not onln provide Cloth-
ing of the best character for,
the entire iamiln. at astonish-
inglu low prices, but we of-
fer uou the advantages of
our charge sustem. which
permits of small. convenient
paumenls, a privilege which
costs non nothing. is not ex-
tended to non as a terror. but
as alight under the opera-
tion of our popular
Part .,Payment
l. wan at luncheon the other
said a North side Woman. "valor
don"t A ilk-ouch entomologist. M. hogan.
. . c the pup tried ucveral hundred species of
bacteria was a graduate ofaamtth col‘ -; Iusdcta all food, both rawind toookcd
woo. three of thé guests Wm arodu- in various toys. and has further mode
u..- 4
nice 0! Welicaley,‘two went through himself u of authority by conducting
recent were grud-
tho‘ Unlvemtty
pom-clarion. cxpcrioucca, Epidcro.” which
he has eaten. be (their not recommend.
Cockroaches, however. make most rio-
iiclnua nonp; caterpillon re unlit and
easily ‘dlfelntotlfidhdflfl relished not.
only by i‘rtcan an loin nattvm
card Within, triad
loll In milk,
PR?“ wt: "
Norwalk Chronicler