t
Boots,
Queen Quality
Oxfords, $2.50
$3.00
F. D. Lyon 8: Co.
,tattlllyitomo conceives.
timotitl Before Judge Kirkpatrick,
ou ht Schwab Well Secured.
it T0, J., June 22~Argu-
,I.‘ V“ commenced in the United
, t0! Circuit Couit. today befme
Allin K‘ifkplitrtck In the case of the
Dilution of Roland E. Conkiin and
x.al'e for the appointment of a receiv-
for the United States Shipbuilding
puny Each side had a big array
tinsel, Representing the complain
were R. V. Lindabury. Henry
dollndn ,, and Henry Untermeyer.
.. use] for the shipbuilding company
are Charles L. Corbin. Attorney Gen-
out Robert H McCartner and Charles
Damian The case was opened by
Wodioiu'i reading at length the bill
Wcompialirt the substance of which
his already been published. During
0 reading Mr. Woolman brought out
in fact that Charles M. Schwab had
rushed for the Bethlehem Steel
Orks. $30, 000. 000. made up as follows:
‘000 preferred stock: tiO 000 000
:eoiunion Stack and 810. 000. 000 of col-
lateral builds
udge Kirkpatrick asked what the
dilator consisted of. and was told
that it mbi‘aced two mortgages. one
.on the Bethlehem plant and anothei
on the ship-building company s entiic.
vmpsrty. He made a humorous com-
meat to the effect that Schwab was
eils WWI“!!- When the reading of
1!)ng bill of complaint was completed
ii heron reading the ex-
it) hits Whilt a case. one of which was
sxtcment issued by the Republic
‘Tl'u Company containing a very flat-
toting: Went as to the company's
condition; Mr. Corbin objected to this
“Militias not properly befme the
court. Ju'itge Kirkpatrick icmaikcd
tilt the statement secmcd to favor the
defdndant. but that at any rate it was
, as what the couit wanted
- as the company‘s piesent
condition some months ago.
HENTERTAINMENT AND FLAG 80-
CI
I I
Douglas ~Fiowler Woman's Relief
3rps, No 15. will hold an Entertain
meat and Flag Social Wednesday eve
June 24th, in G. A R. Hall So Main
St. Several articles will be drawn on
chances taken at their late Fair. Ad-
x , mission Md. . Cake and cream on sale.
MUCH 'm‘rsass'r m cmcxsrsns.
, LONDDN. June 22—After their not-
. able sucot‘iss against the Nottingham
Shire eleven last week. the visit of
the Philadelphian cricketers to London
has aroused considerable interest and
a good-steed crowd assembled at Lords
today to witness the opening of their
match against the Marylebone Cricket
Club composed of England's leading
cricketers; In view of the recent sut-
ceda cf the Philadelphlaus the Maryle
belie team was strengthened. The Ani-
erlcana batted first. but made a poor
showing belngail out for 65 runs. The
course was heavy from rain which
delayed the shot of the game until
fter iiinoh.
Wm
77):": 3 Comfort in being
In.
”This Shop.
A POHLMAN.
AN WITH nan TEETH
yum appreciate good food
interferes with we enjoy-
will be as sound as ever.
been made a‘ special
‘ ode and the quality
3th» material used in-
A. PNELP‘I x. .
a, moi item-iii.
flora-no.»
., ' ft.“
‘ over 500 Umbrellas. all
infant 89c, Glories. 69c,
10. ‘ This Is for one
gloom for Fireworks.
South Norwalk. N' Y
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Cliailes E. Mulkiu. of Brooklui. spent
Sunday at his home in Norwalk.
Chief J. 'l‘. Prowitl. of Norwalk. left
this afternoon for ilanbiiry. to super-
iiitciid some Work on the new depot.
The dance, which will be held at Rot-
on Point tomoirow evening will not be
given by the .lovlal Club, as circulated
but by six young ladies of South Nui-
walk.
The new owner of the cabin cat boat
Sliidbad started East this morning. His
family went on the train. He will be
piloted as far as New London by Char-
les Broiherton.
George/Brundage. of 3 Henry street,
South Norwalk. .was successfully op-
erated upon several days ago for appen-
dicitis. The operation was performed
by Dr. William J. Tiacey assisted by
Drs. R l. Higgins, F. l. Home" and
Dy. Sloat.
James H. Smith, who was found by
the roadside in Wcsipori some time ago
unconscious and who was iakeii to the
Norwalk Hospital. was discharged from
that institution this afternoon. Smith
says that he does not know what
struck him but the last thing he saw
looked like an automobile.
IN AN UNENVIABLE POSITION.
Russia and Austria Ineiating that As-
sassins in Servia be Punished.
BELGRADE. June 22~Tlie position
of the ministry is becoming more up-
enviable daily ill consequence of the
Russian and Austrian demands for the
punishment of the assassins of King
Alexander and uoi-n Drugs. The terms
of the Russian note almost caused it
panic among the cabinet ministers,
who are. anxiously awaiting the arri-
val of King Peter to extricate them
from the dilemma. The war minister
is the paramount power in the. minis-
try. as hc is backed by the entire ur-
my. and he threatens scverc rcsciit-
nient in the case of any hint by a mem»
ber of the Cabinet of the punishment
of the conspirators. The promotions
of officers sent from Geneva are var-
iously explained as either intended as
an open defiance or as being the result
of alarm caused by the attitude of the
army.
The foreign representatives who
have not been instructed are asking
their respective governments what at.-
tltudc they shall assume at the recep-
llon of King Peter. The Russian Min-
ister is in a quandary. He. had resum—
cd relations with the provisional gov.
ernniem when tlic ('zar telegraphed
his recognition of King Peter; but the
minister takes the subsequent publica-
tion of Russia's demands for the pun-
ishment as an indication that Russia
will possibly order tho suspension of
relations with the government until
the murderers arc punished.
in the meanwhile the preparations
for the rcccption of King l’ctcr coil-
tinuc. A public holiday has been pro-
claimed. provlnclai dcpiitatioiis arc
coming to Belgrade. free, wine and
beer are to be provldcd by the gov~
criimcnt. and the town is to be given
up to rejoicings.
ANOTHER OFFICIAL REMOVED.
President R00sevelt Allows Judge Me
Millan, Charged With General im-
morality, to Go
WASiilNC'I‘ON, June 22.—Prcsldent
Roosevelt, after a conference with Al-
‘oriicy-Gencral Knox, today signed an
order removing Judge Daniel H. Mc-
Millan. of the Supreme Court of New
Mexico. on charges of general immoral-
iiy. Judge McMillan originally was
appointed to the position from Buffalo.
Judge Clement C. Smith. of Hastings.
Mlch., has been appointed to succeed
him.
TIGERS. B; CLAY STREETS, 1.
The Tigers defeated the Clay streets
by the score 'of six to one this mom-
lng. ‘The line-up for the Tigers was
as follows: LeRoy Kauffman. L. iii;
Frank Wright. 1 B.; Bennie Kessler, R.
iii; the Rosenfleld, C. F.; Joe Kessler,
S. 8.; Tom Howley. 2 8.; John Duffy.
3 8.; Tom Barry. P.; Bob Wright. C.
Two base hit, Bennie Kessler; three
base hits. LeRoy Kauffman; home run,
Joe Kessier.
TROOPS QUELLED MUTINOUS
PRISONERS.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 22—-
Troops had to be called upon recently
to quell a mutiny of prisoners in the
jail at Vladi Kavkas, capital of the
Terek district, Circaucasia. with the
result that four of the mutineers were
killed and eight were wounded. The
prisoners did considei'able damage to
the. interior of the jail before the sol-
diers were summoned and fired a vol-
ley at them.
GALVESTON WILL BE LAUNCHED.
RICHMOND, Va. June 22—in the
Chancery Court today Judge Grinman
dissolved the injunction restraining
the United States government from
taking possession of the cruiser Gal-
veston. The federal government stip-
ulates that the ship shall remain the
property of the Trlgg creditors until
the case is determined by the count of
highest resort. The Galveston will be
launched this week
DECLINE IN COLORADO FUEL.
NEW YORK. June zz—The direc-
tora' meeting of the Colorado Fuel and
iron Company scheduled for today.
will not he heid. according toClialro
man .Ouood who arrived here from
Denver, yesterday Jiir. monolin-
" ', .d W ~':'
YALE’S OPEN AIR EXERCISES.
Sheffield Scientific School Men Read
Humorous Clue Histories.
NEW HAVEN. June 22.—Allhough
cloudy skies and an iinseasonably cool
uorihoust wind marred the enjoyment
of Yale's open air class day exercises.
the attendance was not noticeably dim-
inished. and there was the usual throng
of fair visitors to grace the occasion.
The Seniots of the Sheffield Si tentiflc
Sibool wcic lhc hint to hold their ex-
erilses meeting- an ampht- -theatre on
Hillhouse avenii ., where class histor-
ies, all in humorous vein, were read by
Joseph Hooker Woodward, of Hartford,
Vasa Kirby Brat-her, of New York;
George Baker Morris, of Pittsburg. Pa..
and David Pearl-ion Thompson. of Chi-
cage.
Meanwhile the acadcniic seniors as-
sembled in Baltcll Chapel and began
their day's festivities with tho presen-
tation exercises. 'l‘licsc consisted of
a poem by Howard Albert Piummcr.
of New York, and an ora‘ion by Robert
Hall Ewell. of Washington. D. C. Fal-
lowliig this ceremony, early in b" :if-
ternoon came the clilef iCililli't‘ oi’ class
day. the reading of the academic. senior
histories in an amphl-thenire on thc
old compus. Erastus Corning, of Al-
bany, N. Y.; Carroll J. Waddcll, of Kan-
sas City, Mo.: Henry H. Clark. of Win-
chester. 'I‘cnn.; Augustus K. Oliver. of
l’lttsburg. Pa., and G. Staniclgli Arnold.
of New Haven. Conn.. were. the histor‘
ions. in accordance with time-honor
cd custom, as the chroniclers reached
the name of the class, the. latter was
raised aloft on the shoulders of his
classmates, amid cries of: “Put him
up." and was held there while jokes
Wcrc levelled at him by the historian
dealing with his individual colleoe ca-
reer. The law school alumni held ii
business meeting early in the day.
LIQUOR LICENSES ATTACHED.
Suits Brought Against Mr. Zoeliinger
by Wholesale House.
The liquor license sold to Herman
Quiltncr by Casper Zoollingci‘ has been
attached as security for stills brought
against Mr. Zoclllngcr by two liquor
houses. McMahon, Wrcn & Company,
of Bridgeport, claim that Zoclltiigcr
owes them 8225 and claim $275. The
other complainant is the firm of E. Nis-
lng & Company, of New York, who
claim that Zocllingcr owes tho ili‘iii
$250. ’inc concern waniwtilou dam-
ages.
Walsh and iiuhlicll arc the attor-
iicys for the plaintiffs and the papers
state flint iii the Rising suit, .lohn
Keogh is recognizer] in the sum of $50
to proscculc.
The papers in the case were served
by Deputy Sheriff i’ctci' Doolaii, ol'
llridgcporl.
The cases will come up before the
Lommon Pleas (‘ourt in lirldgcporl on
the first Tuesday in September.
SOME DISPUTES AT ROTON POINT.
One Factioa Threatened to Lynch an
Excursionlst. But He Escaped.
Several young men who came to Ro~
ton Point. on the, excursion from New
York, ycslcrday aflerndon. had a dis-
pute over two of the young women. and
one of the men was struck in the head
with a stone. This precipitated a gen-
eral mix-up, bui ilic combatants were
separated, Later they met again on
the hole] veranda, and made things
warm for a few minutes. Aflcr the
conflict was ovcr thcrc wcrc rumors
that one of llic men would be lynched
if captured. but the man sought for
wisely decided to board a trolley car.
and take a train from South Norwalk
to New York, ralhei‘ than go back on
the steamer.
BURGLARS IN DRUGGIST'S HOME.
Biirglars entered the house of G. t.
Stillson. 73 South Main street. and
stole a number of articles. They cn»
tccrd the house through a cellar
door, This morning four cans of clicr~
i'lcs, two cans of preserves. an over-
coat and a pair of shoes were missing.
The policc are investigating the case.
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
The Ladies' Physical Culture Class
will hold an important meeting and
drill in tho Gymnasium Monday night.
at. 8 o'clock. A full attendance is dc-
slred. The men will met at the rooms
for thorough organization of the min-
strel band. The limais short and all
the boys are urged to altend. Sev-
cra matters of importance must be
decided at this meeting.
WEDDING lN HEBREW CIRCLES.
The wedding of Abe Gordon. of Siam-
ford, to Miss Sarah Laudy, of Taylor
avenue, will be held tomorrow even-
ing in Raymond's Hall. A rabbi from
New York will be present to tie the
nuptial knot. Preparations have been
made for a very swell affair and there
will be a large attendance from Stam-
ford and other cities.
SUED FOR A GROCERY BILL.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor spent‘ the
morning in trying the. civil suit of R0.
sie Roseu against Frederick H. Mad-
den. Attorney John Keogh appeared
for the plaintiff and Judge John J.
Walsh for the defendants. The suit
islt‘o recover $20 on an alleged grocery
bl .
NORWALK YACHT CLUB DANCES.
The Norwalk Yacht Club weekly
dances will begin tomorrow evening
and will be held each Tuesday evening
for the remainder of the season.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK, ss.,
bate Court, June 22, A. 1).. 1903.
Estate of William E Rice, late of
Norwalk, In said district, deceased.
Whereas, writtén application has
been made to this court showing in
substance. that the trustee appointed
to and by the will of said deceased of
that certain trust created in and by
said will has renounced and declined
to accept slid appointment and, pray-
ing, this court to appoint a trustee of
said trust:
Ordered. That said application be
Pro
heard and determined at the Probate'
OtIce in Norwalk on the 26th day of .
June, 1908, at 2 o 'clock afternoon; and
that public notice themef lie given to
all person interested therein by pub-
lishing Murder in a newspaper hav-
lng a circulation in said district. at
last five days before said clay of our
'enginccr
M_..—~.-
COAL TRAIN JUMPID H1! TRACK.
Three Persons Killed, Ni ii Injured
and One Missing in So am.
SPOKANE, Wash" June 2 —A Great
Northern twin of sixty ca a loaded
with coal got beyond the co trol of the
this morntiiz "d \ IOI'U
through the city at a frigh fiil speed.
finally Jumping the track lluvlsou
street. 'i‘liroc persons were tied. nllio
injured and one is missing. Tlii'co
buildings were wrecked.
, .
An ideal fhmily hotcl laikii all the
discomforts of-a home.
"MIR. Antwan Int ”an “2'"le lirunile't
d” metallic how. weird
w Ievibra-h: {ac-18:: 10ft“:
Inc. lily of your Plugging!" use k.|
alga": "‘50:.“ how, by “:3;
To! Install. fluid by
Tn
(it I
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A Sale of Embroidered Stocks
~ and Bells.
On Tuesday and Wednesday.
June 23d and 24th.
will be held at
NR8. SANIORD'S.
24 Franklin St. South Norwalk.
from It) a. in. to 5 p. iii.
Mrs. Hayc will show ladlcs how to
embroider hci' lcopyriglitcdl lincii
stocks. uml sell material for making
same. (at 30c. inclusivc.)
Any Indy can make a stock worth
several dollars. for Zillc. ’l‘iils stork
needs no fouiidutlon and is warrantcd
to iii any neck and keep its shape.
Ladlcs lutcrcstcd iii embroidery cor-
dially invited.
AUCTION
The subscriber will sell at, public
auction, to the highest bidder. all that
lot and the buildings lhcrcon. situated
on the corner of East Washington and
Water streets, in the City of Soiilli
Norwalk, on the 2nd day of July, 1903,
iii 3 o‘clock afternoon. iiit' prcmiscs
being those owned by tho cslale of
Michael llcclicr, iillt‘ of Norwalk, dc-
(tensed.
Said promises have a frontage of
about 83.0 fccl on Wushinllton street.
of about 81,0 foot on \i‘atcr slrccl. and
ii depth of about 77. 3 feet, measuring
on the west one, and about Si feet on
the north line‘.
Terms of sale are cash, it) per cent.
of which is payable at time of sale. and
the balance upon the delivery of the
deed.
Norwalk, Junc ill. 1903.
CONRAD DECKER.
Administrator.
1'18 2w
LL».-- .- .- ,. A4,- . -..
Marriage Is A hitching-Post.
but before write up take out a policy
with the Conn. Gen'l Old Linc ion, 00.,
of Hartford.
FRED H. FIELD, Gen'l Agent.
United Bank Bldg., 80. Norwalk.
Capital, 31,50o.ooo. Surplus, “35.000.
Industrial Savlnns and loan Co.
OF NEW YORK.
State supervision of New
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 per cent.
OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dew John I. Lawrence .
M. KRASOVITZ ~
Glover’s The Place
The
-Elite-
Oxford
I
isindeed made upon
stylish lasts, and the
know they are well
put together.
$3.50 pr.
-_‘__.
Wear Shoes .TlialgFil.
S. Fox,
LADE?’ TAILOR.
3! Halo 'Sf.. Nouns“.
New Line
of Plano. Linen and Silk Waist-
Prioaa very reasonable.
soiuuiym
l
i
l
AND DOOR SCREENS.
""°' "* Norwalk ii’d’w’ 9 Co.
THE SOUTH \NORWALK EVENI, G SENTINEL
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAMiiHY".
MONDAY. JUNE :2. i953.
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NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
The greater |lill'i of our Annex, No 5 Gazette Building, is dev‘oled to the display of Scparalc Skirts for Summer
\VCIAI'.
For months we have been bonding all our energies in selecting the cream of tho scaiion‘s styles and fabrics. .
We have made an earncst study of the manor and arc now prepared to show you an ideal assortment.
While Pique Skirts from $2.75 to
$5.00.
Shrunk Liiicn Skirts from $1.25 to $5.00.
Uiilliicd Black and Navy Blue Br
illliiiitiiic Skirts from $1.00 to $8.00.
$4.50—Wlil'i‘E LlNENSlilR’l‘ memoirs-$4.50
Once again as a very popular Summer costume we present our White liiiicn Shirt Waist Suit.
prottlcr, cooler or morc comfortable for warm weather wear.
bc.
We call your attcntlon lo the price. $4.50 each.
Nothing is
Space is lacking to describe this suit as it should
Others from $1.25 to $5.00.
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
WHITE WARE.
1 quart I‘ilclicrs,
1 pint i‘ilchcrs,
Tca Cups and Saucers.
Coii'cc. (flips and Saucers.
Dinner Plates,
Breakfast l’laics.
TRISTRAMI: HYATI, Norwalk 0
WHITE WARE.
13c ’i‘ca l’iiitcs, do
We 7 in. Vegetable Dishes, iOc
7m 8 in. Vegetable Dishes, li'ic
dc individual Butters, per doz., 20c
6c 8 in. Platters. 10c
i'ic li‘ruit Dishes, 3c
M. l. lilKlillilN ii Bil.
Special Sale
| .
This Week 1 5.
l ',
Ofour high grade outtngi '
and drone hats at Si.oo,i "
$3.00, and $5 00 each.
3)] Wall St. Norwalk.
INVESTMENT
It interests you.
Write us for it.
It costs you nothing.
International Petroleum Co.
861 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bank References.
18 (lw
Settled 'biifdcr
end Zionist
8 NORTH MAIN STREET, .
SOUTH NORWALK.
Has a fine line of Shirt‘ Walsts,
Skirts. Jackets aim Suits ready made.
The best in quality. style aud’make,
and of all the popular goods of the
day. Prices reasonable. Altering
tree. Also Walking. Traveling, Bicy-
cle Suits. Riding Habit. Gowns, Coats,
Uisters and Capes of all kinds. Any-
thing you want made to order and to
fit. Sure to satisfy and please. Give
us a call. ~
F. T. Egginson.
Palmer and Decorator.
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices.
-——PAINTERS' SUPPLIES-
82 N. Main Street
Especraiiy needed' in this dry
weather.
LAW! SPRINKLERS.
GARDEN HOSE. "
HOSE NOZZLES.
SPRINKLINO POTS,
WINDOW
~L OBSTERS.
29r3|
iiest Washington st ’
A Business Proposition
=Credit=
, It is our business to sell
goods for credil. 'We'l'lig’j‘iié a".
big. light. well equipped slo' ‘e for
doing business upon this plan.
This store is filled with the best,-
oi eveiuihing to wear fol" man.
woman. or child. You can come
here—select pour goods—ask
’ the price—tell the sales person
'1'cliaide it.” PAY NO
MONEY DOWN at time of
purchase and settle the account
is SMALL WEEKLY PAY-
MENTS of $1.00. Youdon’l
forfeit qualllu, or stale; when
uou but on this plan—priceis
alwaus as low or lower than a
cash store asks for goods of a
similar quaiilu. All things cou- -
sidered—wouldii’ l the no help
I
sort SHELL cirrus.
um: ”tax cum.
awe rim.
£5;ng roan in (rs sin. nous.
wining,
'1’I,ON i.
l 000D DINNER ALWJI’S.
lmi {rial Cafe,
,IContrnctor ,
, was consec-
AT is ORK or ALL
some. noon excava. .
NVIOIIK.
Norwalk Chronicler