3
near. $1.25
“-3145
sol. mm.
or mm
. OTON August 20-Upon
of the president‘s trip
oar England stains. the
ryC‘ortelyou will
on the “Sylph. " Fri~
at 9: 30 a. 111.. tor New!
_ New Haven about 1:30
they will be loined by the
Wharton The program for
vengoonslsts of a drive about
nd the. president‘ 3 train will
111. 1m..gfor Hartford. male
stop at llerlden when: 3
taken. The program for
mtemploles a drive immedi—
nrr-iral and attendance at
than the Coliseum in the even-
o‘hreulflent Secretary Cartel-
tSecretury Barns and Dr
will Spend the night at the res-
John Robinson. secretary to
erupt: 0n themorning of the
‘ t 8 o’clock. the president and
r will‘lenve Hartford and stopping
rty minutes at Willlmantle. will
at. Providence at ll: 30 3.111.
Prnvtdenoe prpgram includes a
tome governor at the state
ills-re the president will also
the state and city oflicials and at
m. the. party will start for a
about the city stopping at the
hall, where the president will
hriet address
Providence the president and
immediate party will so by boat to
h, when: they are to he enter-
y Senator Aldrich at his res-
, Afterwardst they will proceed
that to Newport R. 1.. remaining
SIlurday night and Sunday
Newport the train will go to
Sunday evening. and the, presi~
Secretary t‘orlolyou will
Nahant to visit Senator
tn
Wing to Boston. During
m In Boston the president
flood a meeting at Mechanics
, , The next morning at 8: 35 the
l“ ultimo tor Portland Me. mat:-
' stops at Lowell Lawrence
1 . {the home of Secretan
Dover Old Orchard. At Porr-
themesidwt will probably make
Wire; and he and his party
71: about the city leaving at
111., for Lowiston. where a stop
hour will he made and the pro-s.
will probably make a short
« will its rushed at 8: 30 p
president will spend the night
lnrernor‘s residence. The our
other a ddvo. the party will
mou- torBangor where a short
will be taken and after dinner
visit the. Eastern Maine slate
. hounds. In the afternoon lhr
’1 will make a short side trip
,° the hour 0! Senator Hale
'1:er
' ty will reach Newbury at 8: 20 p.111 .
V 1A rotary Bay at his residence The (ole
SOUTHNORWALK. can“.
......M. ".1 -r .. w saw-WW
whom the president will visit the plate
leaving concord at 5 p. 111., the nar'
and the president and Secretary Core
telyou will spend the night with W
lowing morulnx at 10 o clock the train
wlll be taken (or Newport. which will
be reached at noon. and the president
and party wlllnpend the day in Cor-
bin, and the night at the club house.
going in carriages the next morning. to
Wlndsor. arriving there at about ll 91
in. A brief program has been arranged
for Windsor. and at 3 p. m.. thmparty
will leave for Burlington, making stops
on the‘ way at White River Junction
and Montpelier
At Burlington the residential" be
entertained at the re deuce of ex~Oov-
ernor Woodbury. and [allowing this
the president and one or two others
will go by steam yacht to Thompson
Point where. they will spend the night
and part or the (allowing day an the
guest of Colonel Show It In probable
that during the day they will go to
Shelhurne to visit Hon. W. Seaward
Webb.
Returning to Burlington Monday
morning, the tralu will he taken at 10
o’clock. and stops will he made at
Proctor. Rolland. Bellows Falls Sand
Brsttl-zharo. and Northtleld. Mass.
will be reached shortly after 5 o‘clock
In the evening. North'deld. which was
Well known as the home or the late
Rev. Dwight L. Moody. is the seat of
the. Moody school and a program has
been arranged for the evening, in
which the school. it is understood, will
participate.
011 Tuesday. Sentemh-er 2. the pros
idem and party will leave Northtleld
at. 8:2ll in the morning. stopping at
Millers Falls. Athol
Smiling Junction and reaching Wor-
roster at 12: ~10 p. m in Worcester the
president will be the guest of Senator
Hour at luncheon. and following this
the party will be taken for a drive
through the city. and the president
will visit the lair of the agricultural
society. The train will be taken at 3
p. 111.. and about an hour later will
reach Springfield. where the party will
be taken for a drive about the city. A
short stop will also he made at West—
field. and Dalton will be reached at S
p .m. The president will be the guest
of Governor Crane at Dalton. and the
following morning the president and
his party will go in carriages from
Dalton to Slochhridge. making brie!
stops at Pittslield and bonus. The
train will be taken at Stochhridge at
noon stopping at Gr- at Burlington and
New Milford and will rearh new lla-
ren at 3:20 p. 111. Tim president and
those who are to accompany him to
Oyster Bay will be token from the
main station to Belle dork. orrlrlng
there at 3le p. m.. and amharhing on
the “Sylph‘” for Oyster Bay. which will
probably be reached about four hours
later.
Throughout the trip drives are to he
substituted for Hermione and in many
instances drives will be substituted for
speeches. Owing to the limited sworn-
modatlous of the train itwlll only he
posslhle to reoeire local oommllters at
the places they rem-rant. In addition
to the president‘s personal stall. repro-
srntatires of the press associations. the
illustrated awhile-s. seven] of (111-
New England papers and the telegraph
modules. and two photographers will
be members 0! the party.
wan omo‘ m madness
Admiral utopia-on": Skip Left Rock-
port Harbor This Afternoon.
ROCKFORT. Mast. Annual 90.
12:39 p. nae-Admiral mgflnm'a ship
is Just leaving this harbor-.1‘he
unique “war game." in which the vi
volleetaolOom-nnderlohnl'lllo Er!
bury and Admiral Moria 0. Hindu
son are pitted against oat-h other be-
m at: noon today. The North Allan-
tle mat. in now thronuzned bra theo-
retically powerful random or Mollie
ahlpa from the amt: or thieh an
finally able deal will W to do.
Fitohhurg and .
't ,
BISHOP POTTES N NEW “SK.
surprised m on pointed to lilo,
Coal 1111111 :11. Unnamed. ' 1'
NEW YORK. Amt 20 ”rue le1
Rev. Henry Cw
he had had a doughnut trip abroad.
but was glad to get home In 1min.
hop said: -
“I am surprised and and!"
pointed to and the coal strike
arm.
“I. "n.
settled It Is certainly too had that »
it has not been settled long since. I
supposed that it was all over and the
news of its contlnuanee which greets
me here is the one dark spot on a
most joyous homecoming. The motor»
cite coal operators have long mutu-
lained 11‘ false position They take
the stand that they wlll not deal with
the oruaniutlons, but instill no deal
inn with the. men as Individuals. Now
this is all wrong. A body or men
whose interests‘ure summon have the .
right to orgnnlaeinto an association: {V'Ohl and keep the “Grain Quota-
Ior mutual protiactlon and are entitled
to recognition as an organization in
matter which 3 eat their ludtvdual
and combined 3‘ -
DIES FROM HER WOUNDS
NEW BRI'FMN Aux. 20—43113. Theo
phllius Drout died at her home yester-
day as a result of. the out In her throat
which it is supposed was so I Indicted
Medical Examiner Lyon wished the
house on Myrtle street during the do)!
and he was puzzled ghoul the one.
No knits or other instrument oodld he
found. according to members of the
family. Mrs. Drout was 49 years old.
She is survived by her husband. two
sons George J and Thomas and a
daughter Miss Julie Drout. The mu
oral will be held Thursday morning it
9 o’clock at the East Main street, an
morzr. Sq
a
vunav IN WALL STnEE‘r,
WALL STREET 10: in mills-“14:03]
lsxllle mad an opening lump oi 2M:
and Nashvi le Chattanooga and St
Louis rose lls. There were gains, or
a large fraction to a point in "tuneup
olis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie pm
(erred. Canadian Pacific. Wisconsin
Central. Norfolk and Western and
Western Union In the malority of
stocks there were gains of a small
fraction. The market was broad and
artivo.
WALL STREET 1 p. nix-With but
few exceptlona the course 0! price: was
downward in the noonhour. but ulter-
iugs were small and hgd but little ol-
lecl on prices. Southern Pacific. l‘ult~
ed States Steel. messed Sleel Car and
Tennessee Coal were lifted to a hlgh’er
level and Toledo. St. Louis and Western
rallied :31}. Evansville and Term
Haste made its gain “5.11111! there was
efioctiro bidding up of other usually
neglected stocks.
TODAY'B OUOTATlOiih.
Reports over private wire or Maples
5r Goldschrnidt, commission brokers.
Sign: & Corbett's block. South Nor
W8 ‘.
1.
Open High Low 1:30
Anni. Copper. 66 ow. $517.»... 6614’.
Am. C or , 3m 31!; 34 31%
Am. C. a F. pl. 92 92 9: 33
A111. G. Two. 51% 61% film; 617...;
American Ice, 1355 1335 13 13
Am. loo aid. “51 “535'. ”‘15 “'1;
Amer.lmo., 32% 321.; 3231. '32“
Am. Small... «an. 4671’. till. 1631;
Am. Sugar, 132% ”121% 132 132
A. T. In S. Fe. 9271i 93% 92% 243%
1LT. & 8.13“. p. 102% 1027,; 10255 10174;
Bait. & Ohio, no “Mi 10353 no
Bklyn. R. T.. 7‘»; 621$ 67 6?
Chen. & Ohio. Mai M3}; 511% 51%
Chi. & N. W., 340 243% 2111 21339
Chi. Gt. West. 35 35 Mai 35
C. M. 1 8t. £186 187% 186 1”“
Chi. 8.1. I: 3’. l33 183 183 134
001. F. a 1.. SS 88 8'90 33%
(303.. South, 310% 33 34% “fl
003”].6”, 22.2% 323% 322% 328%
Del. 5 Hart. 139% 17935 179% [179%
”K 40% 3.9%. 39%
.‘ 16% 1‘13; 1“ 1699“
Mkflm. 159 115955 158 158%
Mm. 135% 135% 115% “8%
”33.83.. R! I48 1181‘ ”7% “1%
29% ”hi 39%
om this country. 1111- n the am 3"“
Aortheaodesolmuoeuvminwhloh
. the chain will mamas u out“
3
arson s
#3:; 33‘
tter, Protestant Elihu 1
“oops! bishop or Blow York limited 1 S
here today an the Oceania. He sold ‘ 1‘ ‘
her-view at. the steamsmock the his, 1
“as well as lor men
Enquire for-Puccs
Omllto, I-lotol Hamilton. ‘ ' A
MMuMhn
l have direct connections with
tlons posted in my others. i will no.-
000 Bushela on 1 per cent margin. this
soon. Think this over.
Charles J Ketcham
91 WW3?” 571nm: ‘
5mm NORWALK. '
M
President Butte Makes Hia Inaugural
Addreu In Bridgeport.
eoted president at the Metal Pollshers'
Brass Workers Onion of North Am-
his inaugural address
was embodied an extended‘stdloment
nation. The presidentelect. who does
not assume hls'drnies until the close
of the present oonrontlon, altered a
number of excellent rernmmendationo.
having {or their end rile advancement
of the union orer which he has been
mg the ensuing term.
A number 0! resolutions on various
matters pertaining 1r- lho .rorlr or the
union were altered by the dillerent
delegates. Those were referred to tho
.nrnper maximum-a.» the president
and ndiournment was reached before
He ’olock In order to permit or an op.
portnulty (or rho. oommltteemen to
consider the matters lie-lore them. The
advancement of the nine hour darts
one of the chief topic under discussion
by the convention and no less than
subject were presented by as man:
delegated this morning.
this fact the report of this committee
is awaited with nine-h concern by the
ounveotion.
definite action will be taken in the
will more interesting not alone to the
manufacturers throughout the country.
soothe onnounoement made hr the
delegate from New York to the enact
anthorllallrel; informed that the man
utaelmm engaged in the chandelier
industry In Our rm have decided to
her lot
The delegates reconvened at
tram the various oommltteea
ammo FROM “111.1193.
M
Sm out: «amt-t
Jess;
cent trades of any amount down to 1. ~ ,
gives Small mum a chance to make
money In the rlse this is sure to come
METAL WORKER? CONFERENCE.
unionism“. August 20.-—Nlcho-
ins Dutle. of Dayton. 0., the hourly el~
Baden“, Pinter-3’, Brass Holders and
*erlou. appeared before the delegates
at tho Session this morning and mode
This was a
. soon-what lengthy document. In which
ol‘the existing conditions of the var»
Sous trades represented in the organ-
ohosen to not as chief executive dur-
twenty-flre resolutions hearing on thin
In View 01
It in apparent that some
moraines and the rrsult of the dellhéro
aliens ol the violent-315 on this matter
members of the emulation. but
A feature of this morning's session
that lost helore tearing for the scene
of the mventlon in this city he was
want she ninehour day after 81111me
1:311
o’clockrlor the revelation at reports
dangerous florid!!! Patient out Any
illnnun'owrl Annular ilk—WI]: fi'
lino: L ”float. of Madden macros .,
16‘
On Saturday. August 9th, we commence our WW3 August Clearance 3111;. We are anxious I.
to make this sale the mortauocoaslul of any we he ever had, and with thin and in view we have ‘ S3
- mode careful prenatatlo orit. The price chums elude articles in every, department. The i
items below only hint 1: many bargains to be found throughout on store: ”
Figured Lawn: and D£1n3tloo
Colored Shirt Waists. Summer Hosiery.
afixmm °f all hm“ Lawn and Dimity Wrappers. Summer Underwear, Ladies.’ Ge
Foulard Silks. Dressing Sacks and Kimonos. . tits and Childrcna'.
Silk Chambfay. Wash Skirts. ‘ Mattings.
who: Lawn sum Waists. Linen Skirts. ' owners.
: (11” 1. ,m
HOUSEFURNISHING oEPARTMENT.
2o percentdiscountol Ice creamfrqt. Milk Can .. ......... .Salts and Peppers 5c.
Freezers. , Hen C0 Boil 17 qt. Bread Raiser . . . . ..... 59‘!
A. ' Parlor Brooms 19c vy pper e" ”‘2“ 35 17 qt. Heavy Dish Pans ..... 351:.
9°“ sgalOilCans~--~----:~59c mammals. ..... 3c.
2 qt. Heavy Dipper ........ 104310.00 Blue Flame Oil Stove
.45 Tooth Picks, perbox .3c.
Trittram & Hyatt, ‘ No‘rwalk, Conn.
ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK. August 2!)»Arrired:
Steamer Oceanic. tram Liverpool.
BOSTON. August mwhrrlred: Bus 1
Ionian from London. -
... ~.A...........-._.._. ,..-1.... ._ , . .. . . ,1.........
MIDSUMMER
SPECIALS”
STOCK 11:8.
Redwood iron 50 and loose
HEN'S SHIRT WANTS.
“ 85!: and $1.15.
Reduced from Si and $1430.
MEN'S SHIRTS 85:.
Reduced from $1 and 81.25.
MEN'S BELTS, 39:.
Reduced {min 50 and 75c.
MEN’S NECKWEAR, it and 1%
Reduced tram 1’5 and 501:.
Ourstmelslullofahortol‘
other bright goods at reduced
prices.
We now close evenings at 6
o‘clock. except Monday, Wédneo.
day and sum“. ~ ‘
l. DAVIS & Sill
anon, com-11m,
oar-urns. rearranges.
88 Washington SIM.
doom 1101111111.; ‘
1' 29:3I
31‘ West Washington St.
Earthly Excuse
for not being well dressed. We know
times are hard just now. you had to
spend your savings on your vacation,
and 55h may he at a premium just
now—but it isn l with us.
Just come and select what you
want-dell the salesperson to charge
it. Open an account with us and
make pavmcnls latter on as your in—
come admits. on our easy
Pla n.
Pimp.r Pong Hats. trimmed with doll—
ed veilings. 75c, “.25. ”.50
Linen Skids. from 291: to $3.98
All 3110th double
Outing 1‘1... 0! all descrillions mark~
rd down {51 25c ..
Our chlireéslock‘ 03 Men’s Straw Hats
incline out at 251:
i Glover’s the Place 3 it
$2.48
N. . _ . Fer ‘
. Men’s Oxford“;
Norwalk Chronicler