9 :tluics‘ and seriously ‘woiiiideii lit his
‘ Thomas H.‘ Williams; snowstorm oi
mo inruhulruss THAT'S l-‘lT ”To SELL.
9. Marriott says it was Will inni
Roe-Tucson“ EAR-m». . ' L _. 4
9 : 99 9 _ ‘ ‘ 9 ' , by t Iépiione for s iiio‘btliik by Trnx-
ELAESEHALLSilEfiAuLERIOESi‘“ -.
’ Williams.
linssusncns Ann cOvsns FOEALL-STYLE JARBI
RVE JARS AND KETTL’ES IN TIN. AGATE AND IRON.
315'- a
W. S. STURTEVANT
brili‘Main and Ann Sis. ' SouthNorwalk, Conn.
DiES' cQLoREo 5mm; wAlsTs, ' ‘ 9‘
50 cent quality 25 cents.
wE AND BATISTE/ WAISTS,
$1.00 quality for 50 cents.
IES’ WHITE WAISTS,
' $1.06 quality for 56 cents.
KED AND EMBROIDERED WAISTS.
3:. so quality for 75 ccnts.
EVER QUALITY AND WORK,
' $2.00 quality for $1.00.
9 its. LINEN SKIRTS. ‘ fl
Enoch SKIRTS, ., '
’ At-naii Price.
ANOI 0, Sept. inrod
Marriott, the publi or at the San
Francisco News Let r, was shot three
homo last night. His assailants were
thé‘ Califoi‘uia lockoy Club snd Trux—
ton Bonita, former United States min-
not to Felicia i‘in'd Grscco, still it Well»
known club iniin oi this city. Neither
will my wil9} did tho incubus. but
’i‘bc loléEwing uccoun oi the shogt
in3 wins you b or oil. bot re s
was but under ‘gnggstiiétlcs iii the
Hos ital; An appointment was made
j ton Be‘nl. About 9 o'clock Basic and
‘9 Williams came to the club and l
, answered the door myself
When
reaching to toils thsir huts Boole
struck ins a heavy blow in the race
. and made another- slash iii me with
his fist. 'Smash him, the --—-,” ’crlod
l retreated its the blow on
' the forehand almost blinded inc. 1- then
‘ alarms up stairs and William‘s begun
9 shooting "
Williams said: "We considered it
our duty to punish Marriott for pub-
, llsh‘ing no siticlc inst week reflecting
, v on tho reputation of a young lady. " ,
ch’alo said that nithbhgh the iudy' 8
name who not mentioned her idenity
urns no plainly indicated that ho felt
. bound to reprint the puliliéotion Ai-
tor the shooting Williams linil Beale
wont to the Pacific Union Club, where
they were pincpd under arrest Mar-
riott’s wounds it is thought will not
result fatally. Williams and Beale
: were released on $10, 000 bonds each
I FRENCH LECTURES ANNOUNCED.
W
Germain Martin and M. LoopoidMs-
hillesu secured.
NEW YORK. September 4—4 pro-
gram of lectures for the coming sou
son has just boon announced by tho
oilicers of the Federation of tho Aili-
snccs Franchises in tho Unitod States
The. Fedel'yfilitil‘l which nuinbors over
10 000 French speaking members, is to
have two oihclsl lecturers. First to
visit, this country will be Germain Mar
illl n young professor of l. Unlvel
site do Franco. Ho will lecture upon
historical subjects and'hls t0ur will
9 begin in October and terminate in De-
somber Mr. Martin will be tollowed
by“ M Leopold Mobillcnu. the director
of the Muses Social in Paris. Mr. Ms-
blllenu, besides visiting the ”Comic
Ftpncsise" of Harvard. the groups at
the Alliance Francoise and the mower-
title‘s where he will speak on econo
mic and social sciences will also do-
vote some (line to organizing and in
augurstlng A French Normal School in
Chicago. 'I‘his institution will operate
under the auspices of the Federation
oi the Alliances Franchises, and is in
tended to supply teachers of French
to American college‘s snd'universitios.
EPREEB DELAYED.
Breaking of wrswbsr Holds up Whit-
“ tiiounmn Train. ’ '
The White hloiintuln express duo in
Bridgeport st 10: 21 p. In was delayed
on the railroad bridge in {Bridgeport
last night about an hour by the break
ing or s drawbnr in the center oi the
train. A chain was secured and his
mood to tile broken bar and- the train
was pulled train the trestle work on
tho briilgo to tho tempornry tracks on
99%: East Side whors tho ropnir gang
in the freight yard made necessary
repairs. The s'poond section at the
triiln was hold on the temporary ‘trsclis
iso‘util ot the depot tor 5 minutiae otter
'1 bill it was switchc onto the west
bound tracks in by this means pus»
and the fist sec ion. The 11:15 so-
commodstion for now Niven will do»
layed slightly by tho accident.
Liaison Unions To compacts.
GAN'i‘ON, 0..
dent Connors, o; the Marion Eudor-
silos or labor, has us‘inlliod hisnp»
royal sud out his hoopla-ion to the
_: Io committed toiosnvmltiie vsrioul‘
lb bailout tho
tnoil-villi: ,9 iii
AF 0!: 14. Th”.
by tho committsc And
“9 not
= will be sent out in each of tiles. ism
. are 1500 local! chill
ahpumbor i——Preiii- '
o, Mmthm in a 9 ‘
in m or. we ‘ lithit’
s will nitrous», “with
smut-w»
limb.” ,
humour:
lino: buckscb
constant shun;
ins and stoopili rs:
libs inctory stain the city flint i know
who hrs troubled in the some wiry;
procursd Dunn's Kidnsy Pills st Finis
tcd's drug store took 9. course ,ol‘.
ti‘sstnient, and it cured me.” ,
eli‘or sale by- sill dealers. ,9 Price 50
cents a. box. Fostsohiiiburn Co. But»
mic, N. in, solo Agent‘s tor tbs United
States. .. .
Remember the nsmov—9Doun’ s-—~ii9nil
take no other. , 9 ,
Pioiduiis Farewell
(Continusd 130m Smut I'm).
the meeting was accordingly’ emotion
al
The demonstration of greeting was
a splendlibsne, And the pr‘csidout was
received cordially at every toot oi nine
miles of the streets which he travcrs
ed, hilt through‘lt all his. taco who-sad
and his thoughts worcsisr away. “ It.
was plain-that In‘tile death of William
Crnig he lind‘suifercd- a loss which- ho
took dccply to heart-and will long rc-
member.
Bridgeport has provided a fitting
coding to the trip which but shbilvn
New Binglhnd's- pstrotism As it had
New England's putiiotism us it bud
Hover boon Rinliluliy shown before
Every form of expressing admiration
of his personality and respect to the
high oiilco which he holds wns re
sorted to Three companies of the
Fourth rcgimont C. C... and one
company 01' the First Nrcginicnt. liib
c'rnlnn Rifles, did gourd duty about
the railroad station mid there was lit
tlo police ncoompnniruont‘ but' there
was A guard of honor unique in the
history of Bridgeport. All nioug the
nine miles of the line oi march, work
ingmcn in partlcs’ oilicercd by their
superintendents and ioicmcn, were
stationed. Thurs were 7000 of them
and they oil/cred lill impressive night.
As tlic procession movod tho presi-
dential salute of 21 (ours was fired
from it wlinrt closo'to tho station. lie-
i'orc its cchocs had died thoro was a
salute from the whistles or steam
cjrni'ls, factories rind locomotives in
every direction. All the factory Win-
(lows on tho lino of procession wore
crowded liv iiioir omploycs and in
holiday attirc and cvciywhorc potion-
nl colors were waved The effort ncc
ossltntcd by tho mining of the’ presi-
dent's hat'ln' acknowledgement of the
solute would have tliod on ordinary
mun. A particularly nolii cable incident
wns his mailing of ii sign at the works
or the Union Atlas o Metallic Cur-
triage company in ca ling his Attention
to tho ammunition uhsd at San Juan
Hill and Santiago. Ovcr tho sign
were several hundrcd factory girls
dressed in white. who cheered on the
president pnssod. lie stood up in the
earrings, while his first‘. real smile of
the nitsrnoon showed itself.
A gathering of fully 30. 000 whom
had flflsemblod at Seaside Park when
the president party reached there. in
the center. oi the band stand was the
chair in which Abraham Lincoln slit
in the horns of Charles F. Wood. when
chair wns reserved r him to sit in
while the potty was leaving the car-
ridges.
I'l‘hc president's voice. was strong
he visited Bridgeporginln 1860, and tho
and clear when ho rose to address the,
withering. but ho asked to be excused
from informal address Imi‘illlae oi the
loss ho had sustained in tho dcnth oi
A member of his party earlier, in the
tiny Ho referred to the prosonco ol'
thomembero of tlic G. A it, the Nut
lonni Guard and tho Spanish wsr vo~
torsns. who had been part of his cil-
cort. and then nddrossod himsolilto
tho workingmen's guard of honor to
which be attributed the r‘smsrksblc
freedom oi the line or tho procession
from anything lliio confusion or disor-
or. ,
When this party ion the park it was
plainly to be soon that Mr Roomyclt
was spurious to roach the gunbost
Kermit. his daughter Ethel and Mrs.
Roosevelt's mother' were waiting to
stool the president as ho sprang down
the pink, Ho. embraced Mrs. ltoosc-
i db til is childish and shook blinds
Roassvslt's mothcr. His
very ssrnsst as he usur-
It be won not hurt. AllorI s
in libnvsrastlon ho turniid
Indus the formalin oi sy-
{limb Governor Keillor soil (ion-
ii.’ That no wslltcd sit
_ dutch? which i
shit Whom wolgil
During the past fortnight the Vaseline.
Mrs. Roosevelt the president's son‘
' hilly slid rcmulniiil with
oAnAoAs. Venezuela. August 27—»
Ii‘. rcyoiuti
groEnd 'T‘ho ‘ ”
rho t time o o in undls toil sca-
uion’ oi Cnrugnno, (Stimuli): Dalmatia
and Gunirin, that is to say all the-
custom count (it Venozbclu, but owing
to the ability slid skill of Gcnérsl Vei-
bcon wrcsted from them.
General Castro is at Sun Clislmlio,
ills vanguard being at Cdifintagud. He
is whiting for réintorc‘exiicnts in“ orddr
to utisck the involutionlsti‘i, who are
at present lit Alla Gracia lie Orltucm
ills army, which is estimated lit 6
men is well armed and disciplined.
(Justin's first lieutenant General Leo-
pold Batista, is at Villa De Ours; wr
2,000 men, and General Arsuco has an
army cl 3 000 men massed on the fron-
tier oi the state or Truliilo Such are
the avallsblo forces oi the government.
scattered. ‘It is impossible to diagnose
the present condition of tho lnsurlec~
tion It seems to suffer from a general
ludlsposltion impossible to analyse,
but it is clcsr that although very pow-
ful on the first or July it has since dc-
velopcd both moral and physical weak-
nous
General Mutos, the. revolutionary
lender, has during the pilot two months
been inactive at Zsrliza. survoying the
arrival of his 3,000. 000 cartridges,
which reach him slowly. To those un-
acquainted with Venezueln it may seem
strange, nny incredible, that it roqulres
so long to mobilise an army, but it is
both natural and inevitable. Roads do
not exist, the rain falls in torrents and
tho mules, which are the only means
of transport. sink daily up to their
shoulders in the mud; and its such
mule curries only 2 000 cartridges that
is to say. {our boxes of 500 cartridges
club. it is necessary to employ 13500
mules t9 tronspmt tho 5.,000 000 car-
tl‘idgcs oi the revolutionists. To find
this number of mules in n country
ruined by (our years of revolutions is
not only vorv illllicult. but almost im—
possible. The l-cvoiutionlsts have,
molcovor, been obliged to construit
bridges. and that without adequate
tools or engincors. in il word. lil spite
of the towns which they occupy and
the thousands at men whom they have
under arms. they tire. do scatti-rcd that
it not s negligible quantity they are
vsrydiiilcult to get at. The revolu-
tionlsts were dangerous bofoys the gov—
ornmta’nt ssilt out to attach them but
now‘ their nbiiltv to nttilck the govern-
ment llns become problcmliticnl.‘ it is
no longer a local war which they will
be construlncd to carry on, but an in—
vasion. This does not moon that the
revolution will lose nor is this even
suggested. but General Castro is now
in a position to defend himself. He
will nevertheless have much to do to
emerge from the struggle victorious,
because the rcvolntionists. in addition
to histos‘ army. have about 3,000 men
at Alia Gracia, under the orders at
Domingo Managua cud Fabulous.
noncrnlli Luciano. Mendoza, Risns
nod Sologni are near Baronislmeto'nnd
Dulles. 'i‘ho onvirons oi Valoncln are
overrun with rovoiutionists: Lostoques
is also in their power. and 1.400 ore
lodged in the mountains between Car-
acas and modulus. Nevertheless. the
govommonl llvcs, commands. million it.
self obeyed. and is toured, which
proves that it in not yet crushcd.
Agrost bottle is cxpcctcd to' take
place within four or live weeks, either
near Altii Gracia do Oritco If Milton
can bring over his smmunitlon and
advance hin army. or between Arugul-
in and Scots Lucia. a valley by which
the rcvo‘lutionliits will probably at-
tempt to psss in order to touch Cars-
cos.
From a financial point of view Pres-
“Gilt cilslro has regained his lost
premise through the srfivol :otit‘.
lilllon Bull's“ iiif Editor. broil
him by the litcsmcr Philadoipbis. his
cum ll'ss enabled in: to has ccrbiln
crossing cowardly is. lurid to prove to
his udvcrutis‘s tint be has loud in
the coining oi silver. even with titty
per cent. prom min lentil mo ices
which villi ovoid licccciilty oi
in: rscoum' to intend icons.
Vicis’siruoiis prilinogsssion.
W
i'imr lions 'l'c Uiuiortsiicrs by moms
I. sticy. o" lirid‘gcport.
The (cumin Annual incubus oi
the Whliocilo‘ilt imam Diroctors'
9 ambition was bold yosulriiiiy iii tbs
mun“ “About 50
113 W.
m , of tho sluts
litlnl, c, Corsican of extroordliinry in- ,
tolIIgBIIQG.’iI lur‘g‘o‘ trimmer-Elsi pbl'tlhas ,
The lcvoiutlonsry trooils are much -
d ., ‘mi shines
nor. in scvérai makdsh 9 sliéf
‘ 3'
one: hundred envelopes.“
Library Paste, 4 cm.
Ink, 4 cts.
Lead Pencils, 2 for '1 ct.
Crayons“, 7 colors, 4 etc.
Crayons, :4 colors, ‘8 cts.
Pads, ruled, 81310, 5 cts.
cts. 9 .
and ribbons.
Do not forget to look
Chairs.
u
help you with fall renovating.
Tapestries, Pillow Tops, etc.
A good chancc now to stock
wSeldon‘i on you find such good quality of
' ‘1ch prices. ‘ i 9 ,9
CARRIAGE
On one of the center counters at the Lac’e Section may ‘
bc seen a fine Showing of Canopy Coverings for Baby
Carriages. They are of Bobbinet, Point ‘d’Esprit, and ac-
cordcon plalted lace, trimmed with insertion, fsg'r‘oting,
They are extremely dainty and pretty.
very reasonable, running from $5. 50 as low as 50 etc.
' m L»
'at’ those handsome Morris
A visit to .the entire Furniture store will be in-
teresting if you can find tim9efor it.
I in tho cutireiwlntcr. 5‘ I” I
Wri ting Pa-
W» .9 9 .
1‘ gain:
cii éoniiii'
énvciopcs t‘o hitt‘ch, 40 etc a box. 9 99 ’
Whiting s Frcnch Dimity. a beautifully finished linen
Papcr. iii maydbiue, a‘iiil white, 53 ctii‘ 3 humid, 3599‘s cts for
.. l
,i’ 99I1 . ’
Royal Crushed Bond in White, 3nd blue, 15 etc s
pound,15 etc for ‘seivcrityfivé cnvelopcs.‘ ,
Envelopes, both liquors ”and ‘coiiinlcrclal size, 25 cts.a
box, which containli two hundrcd and fifty envelop“;
SCHOOL STATIQNERY
Time for the young foik‘ili to start for school, and they
need lots of furnishings, ph‘pér, pencils, and pens. Notice
liriccs on the follolmng items:
Mucilagc, Acts.
Penholders, ‘ x ' ct
Drawing Pencils, 3 for 5 cts. (
Pens, ” ‘ 5 cm. dos.
Erasers, 9 . 5 cts.
199333, with blotter, 5 cts.
Blank Books, good thick ones with many pages, 3 for 10
CANOPIES
Prices are
The pepple in the'Upholstery Section are ready to
New Curtains of every,
kind. Draperies, Furniture Coverings of all descriptions,
THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
Bfldpeport. Conn.
ANOTHER VIOLENT ERUPTION.
Activity Scuiriero Volcano Oburvsd
, Last Night
CASTRIES, island, of St. Lucia, B.
W." L—Scpt. iw'l‘hc coast telephone
service reports that ii violent crup»
ition oi the Scull-leis volcano, on the
island of St. Vincent was observed at
midnight.
PARIS Sept. -i~Thc ministry ioi
the colonies received this morning a
cable dospot‘ih from the governor of
Gnadoloupo, M. Merlin, reporting tho
zone of destruction in Martinique. rc-
9sulting from the recent eruption of
Mont Poise Alter recounting mots
nlrondy known, it says that Morocca-
pots was much damaged and that
domes surrounded Mimic Parnassc
but stopped lit the t. Joiners house
Basso Point Heights ms hurncd
'i9'HE OUTLOOK FOR SEPTEMBER.
of The Outlook has own groht‘sr .vsi-
iéty of subjects trusted in its illust'rst
all articles than ususl; Among the or.
titles Which his most slsborstcly il-
lustrsted itro: An extremal readitbls
personsl nrtiols shout tbs ultiin oi
e'l‘uriioy. by the well known msgnzino
writer Rsy‘ Stalinnrd Baker. who bison
his collimcnts on facts gathcmii in a
recent visit to Turkey; s carsiul listl-
niste oi the career or hard Solis'bury.
yflhlie persondl coinluéut. Wi‘lttsli Ily
' ii‘stiii Nchi-iiiy, author c! "The ill»
but“;i of Our Own 'l‘lmcs,” Ind forming
oils of s so’rlbs OFMIGIBB by Mr. Mo
earthy oil lilting British William:
piper called '"i‘iic City for tho-Child
mn." by l1. 9 .‘ thrtcu tiin‘lflid dolls oi
‘ the rodent strands in Nob Work" city
in mums tho Ibhool boomtnd bill
or municipal plant toi- tho bum: Ind
ammonium: oi' 'ciilidrsn Ionics of
school hours: N‘tlflfliflifliofi‘f Nod
on: Mouton- in bottle industryi'u by
dirhri iii "ilrlwl’: so unionistlvs
. :crlticsi how ‘biisblic non:
poser Saint-odour. by Distillinrsyory
Msson whose sci-loco! pol-could mus
iii summit ,
The September ’Msguli’ic Number. ‘ "‘
trlcsl position indictm-
» till it
. GRAN‘i' AssociA-riou
Reunion of Connecticut Valley
Brunch at Lake Compounce.
The second reunion of the Connecti-
cut Vniley Branch of the Grant Fam-
ily Association will be hold at Lake
Crimpounce. Tuesday. September -0.
This is the state association of the
Grunt family. which masts in alternate
yours with the larger gathering. .Bss-
liet dinner, (or which each must pro»
vldo his own refreshments, will be
served at 12:30. Every descendant of
Matthew Grant who lives within iliiy
miles at Hartloril is requested to st-
tcind. ii the day‘nscignedior the re—
unioli should be stormy, tho»ovsntvwill
take plsce‘on Friday following. The
invitations for the reunionrsrc signed
by Francis Grant, Samuel E. Hurlburt.
Mrs. "Agnes. “1!. Quit, :Nrs, Julie ”E.
Wstpn's Ind Mrs. Basilio 319.8111. 99.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS. ‘9
The following were issued Scotsm-
her 2, 11102:
List turnishcd from omcs oi A. it.
Wooster, solicitor oi patents. Bridge-
port, Conn.
George H Dlmond. bridge-port.
stitchsd scum ' ~ ~ 9
‘hiyron 8 Hammond, Bridgeport.
both supporter. '
'Au‘tust minim. New Haven, adjust-
ii'bls shade bracket. ,
(initial 0. Wells. Harllcrd mschino
ior‘ stringing tobncco ‘-
lusry Appliance.
it James B. Plotchor Stamford.
mm .
Augustus Gould, Norwich stop mo»
tion for cutlery grinding mucblm
xgrunts; l). l9t9o9bcrtii909n, Norwich 1'0-
Thomas W. Holistic Winslcd, wind-
ibis 15W board
Millard 0. Lyon, New london, told
in: mirror support
ii..irllibiitird Greenwich cloc-
door
”mill! U. [1le imam thrse
I plitcnts, csndissti
*Noll Sullicr, West Hartford, voter '
stillbirth». planar
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