‘ ii—JI‘he starters for the
‘ Wilt. presented by J. Pierpont
' ‘ onto the Emperor' s American
yacht Meteor, the Em-
and A. ’I‘ic‘tgen's Ham-
eror. with Rear Ad-
iIOommandor Cotton. Cup-
in! the San Francisco. and
IQWGII. of the Chicago. on
to guests. sdlled the Meteor.
The
nit place at 10: 10 a .m..
£teni knot breeze R W Goe-
orican thirty-footer Swan, was
the line in the start of the
tho.commodore's cup. offered
mperor. The other starters
“rIao were: Gustav Stinnes'
Heri- Mendlessohn's John-
“Itd ort E. Loessner and Von
'fiottvt
DING TRADES WAR.
KJune 26~The building
or was renewed today when a
pan from the Ornamental Plas~
'Union and forty represen-
tho Board of United Building
In”! Delegate Samuel Parks in
‘ marched through the upper
my calling off all plasterers
overlooked yesterday Plas-
Pl litmughout the country who
or members of the New York
bin-II Association will be called
it Dialogue Park d clared today
did no; prove e ective, the
MIME and Bridgemen' s Unions
. , a. national strike and tie up
iding operation in the coun-
nly buildings in this city on
it has not been stopped are
' . oh so far the labor lenders
otflnt‘e‘rfsred with.‘
6—»Finance Minister
Wart nyaundunced the names of
‘ members of the French commis-
f ppointeo to confer with thtI
States and Mexican interna-
Wt exchange commissions. The
MI commission is headed by
. 59! Polish» governor of the Bank
M r. no, and includes Auguste Ar-
tractor of the piiiit; Alphonse
iii to a former director of the
sinus Simon. governor of
of theaccounting division of the
Monty; And Prof Raphael Georges
v
. go American and Mexican commis-
_rs were gratified at the fact that
minister had selected such notable
to represent France in the con~
Gilded. .
The meetings will be gin tomorrow
a Bank of France
LRQAD WILL WIN VICTORY.
HIOAGO. June 2.6~Thc Freight
' s” Unions involved in the Chi
Alton strike sought a peacea-
settlement today through the ag-
. f-the teamstcrs joint council.
he “direction of the strike out
‘ ' ends of President Curran. it
new concluded that the trouble will
. ‘in'vlptory for the railroad. Freight
received and handled today as us-
:I
CAPTAIN PIERCE DEAD.
YORK June 26~Captaln Allen
area, who served as acting ensign
{druira'l Farragut during the
or. is. dead at Rockviile Center
and seventy-eight years. Captain
Man his seafaring career when
To old by shipping aboard
Ifrom New Bedford.
.‘_-——. ..—.
new»
“HARRY STRIKE ENDED.
‘J, 1110.. June 26.—The great
we May 1, and which crip-
building industries in many
M
1. OFF STAPLETON.
RK, Jtine 26—Thc former
ger Shamrock 1 has left
Ind early today anchored
:I.
OATTORNEY DEAD.
I P TL. Jiine 26. —Wllliam
. , was sworn in today as
of Porto Rico.
' walking in t e street.
, out "booms”
“Pa.” “said to. social-rs no. nos. ‘
I"what'i- My!‘ M
....... mm“). m- .~-..._...__._.... i
INA AMERICAN cup:-
ELABORATE MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Miss AgnesI Littiejohn to Assist in
South No‘rwalk Baptist Church.
Miss Agne Littlcjohn. one of Nor-
walk's most talcnted musicians will
assist with the Sunday scivitcs at the
South Norwa‘lk Baptist ChuIclI Miss
thtlejohn is o well known that a litre
treat is assu‘cd to all who hear her.
Charles Win will substitute in the
place of mm r Stanley. bass. Follow-
ing is the musical programme: Morn-
ing: Preiud. ”Chant sans paroles."
'l‘chalktivsky.l violin and organ; an-
them. "Jubilbte Dec." Elliott: offer-
tory “Ave Maria ” (iounod violin and
or;gan bass solo; postludc, “Tethedrnl
March" Lerman organ. Evening:
Prelude, “W 1' March of the Priests,"
from Athalia. violin and organ; an-
them, “GodIShall Wipe Away All
Tears " Field offcitoI-._v ‘iutermczzo”
from “Cavalier Rnsticnna. " by Icquest.
violin and ()Iigan: contralto solo with
violin obligate. “A Dream of Paradise.“
Gray: postlii‘dc. "Pilgrim’s Chorus,"
from Tannhai scr. organ.
PRESENTS FROM MR. BENEDICT.
E. 0. Ben dict who presented the
new marble pulpit to the Norwalk
Congregationil Church. has liberally
remembered the Rev. George 1). Eg-
bert. Organl t A. S. Gibson, and the
members of the cliolr. Mrs. Newkirk.
Mrs. Havilaul and Messrs. Hatch and
Nash. with p'esciits.
DEATH CF JOHN A. HICKEY.
John AllIcIt Hicltcy. aged oIic‘ycar
and six mon lis. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hictcy. of Fair street. died
this morning. The funeral will be held
this .afternoo .
COLONIAL
LONDON.
SECRETARY ENTER»
TAINED.
.lune 26—Thc (‘onstitu~
tionol Club tiday cntertaincd Colonial
Secretary (‘1 IImbcrlain. at luncheon.
and presents-I him with an address cu-
closed in a casket. in recognition of his
services to tic nation. Premier Hal-
mour made the presentation speech.
Referring to Mr. Chamberlain's fiscal
proposals he said it would be abso-
lutely folly for thc conservative. uu-
ionist party ti) make opinions on ccon—
oIIIic question; a test of party loyalty.
The present economic position of the
country dom indcd the most careful
consideration. The country was now
in the posse sion of an acronaut who
kept his balloon in the air by throuing
out sand bangs. That was a very
proper course so long as ho possessed
it sufficiency of sand bags: but when
these were Exhausted it was time to
reconsider the position. it must not be
supposed tlia _' because self-govcriiniciit
had been gi «In to the colonies they
could be rcgrrdcd as separate political
onlitlcs. ’i‘h) question at issue was
not new. 1111 Mr. Chamberlain. more
than any ma.. dead or living. had giv-
cn life to the expression of the idea
of imperial u Iity,
Mr. Cilnlilb’l'iitlil received It remark—
able ovation when iii‘ rose to reply.
His host; sarg “For He‘s a Jolly Good
Fellow." and then chcercd Mrs. Chum-
iicrialn. who was among the spectators.
The Colonial Secretary opened his rc-
:narks with repudiating the sugges-
tions of personal competition between
himself andzI Mr. - Balfour. remarking
that he coui not com cive any occur-
rence that could shake the political
association aI‘Id fiicndship cxisung be-
tvteen them. 1 He dosiicd on the eve
of a great c trovcrsy. to publiclv state
that he believed the leadership of Mr
Balfour wasIesscntial to the success
of the unionIst party.
n-
__T_..._.__.
WITNEBSI HAS DISAPPEARED.
JACKSONI Ky. June 26.-—There Is
considerablelanxiety over the disap
pearance of Hwy Haddick who testi-
fied to seeinL Crawford and Tharp.
teamsters fer Hargis. coming away
from Ewen‘s1 hotel just before it was
burned. Fo lowing an assault on the
bridge one night. and threats to burn
him out. gualrds were placed around
Haddick‘a house but the. guards have
been removeIi and Haddick is missing.
He was the principal witness for the
arson cases ito be considered by the
Grand Judy a July 20
NO EVIDENICE AGAINST CORNELL.
WILMINGTON. Del.. June 28.—-—After
a hearing before Magistrate Holds to-
day Arthur ICornell. arrested on a
charge of murder in connection with
the White lynching. was dismissed.
there being no evidence against him.
u—L—-._
, ACTORI JOE COOK DEAD.
DENVER IJune 26. ~Joe Cook. the
well- known ctor, died from the efleets
of a hei‘horr age of the lungs early to-
day. The attack came upon him while
He was taken
to a hospital and died within an hour.‘
ascenr A nIuALs‘or vssssLs.
HAMBUR ,0 June 26.—-Arrived:
rSteamer Pal tin, from New York.
PLYMO H. June 26. —Arrlved:
‘ Steamer Auguste Victoria from New
June 26—Arrived:
! This-bill for that auto-
mobile! sod you has been running
for over a I“new."
“Let her want to have home-
th’lng eon ted with my automobile
that will I . for “403:: II half-hour with-
--—-.In - .
'othcr fireworks within the city limits.
mmmm
KING PETER HOLD. RECEPTION. i
But Only the Russian and Austrian
Ministers Attended I
BELGRADE June 20--King Peter
held a inception this morning. Only
two foreign diplomats, the ltusslan and I .
Austrian ministers, attended. The rep
resentativcs of three or four other
countries apparently were willing to
recognize King Peter, but not the Bar-
vlan cabinet in which Colonel Maschiii.
one of the chief conspirators. holds a
portfolio: The king‘s reappointment
of the ministry yesterday is regarded
as equivalent to a notification that no
punishment will be mctcd out to tho
assassins of King Alexander and
Queen Drags.
Foreign Minister Kalievics has sent
a circular to. the Scrvlau representa-
tives abroad explaining that King Pe-
Icr reappointed the cabinct because
he considered that he could not do bet-
ter than entrust the government to the
mcn In whom Parliament had II few
days ago expressed its full confidence.
One of the first tasks of the ministry
would be to order ncw eleclio I: and
the king would then be able to sclc..t
a socdnd cabinet from the predominant
political party.
C. H. SEELEY A CONTESTANT.
NEW YORK. June 2ii—‘1‘ho amn-
tcurs and professionals competing in
the ninth open golf championship of
the United States over thc lialtusrol
links at Short Hills, N. .i., were favored
with fine weather today. has test of
skill consists of 72 holes at medal play,
36 holes cach day. There were about
eighty staiteis twenty of whom are
amateuis including such men as: Wat
lcr .1 Travis, Findlay S. Douglass
(icorge '1‘. Brokaw. 1.. L. Kellogg. w. G
Carnegie, Charles H. Sccicy, John M.
Ward and Dr. L. L. Harlion.
NORWICH SEAMAN DROWNED.
BLOCK lSLAND, it. 1.. June {tit—A
small sloop named “Dewey.” from Nor-
wich. Conn. struck on lhaasubnicrgod
cnd of lhc west harbor breakwater this
forcnoon and in the confusion which
followed .iolin Smith; of New London.
Conn, aged sixty years. was clthcr
knocked ovorbourd or jumped from the
sloop and was drowned. The body
has not bccn recovered. The sloop
lics on the beach with a large hole in
heI bottom.
STEEL PLANT SHUT DOWN.
BUFFAM). June 26—~'l‘lic plant of
thc Buffalo Structural Stccl Company
hhs shut down tree so of a strikc
thch involvcs 120 men. “We will
start up in a Week or so with a new
ci'cw," said ontI of the officials of the
company today. "The men asked us
for 11 thI pcr ccut, incrcasc and a rch
ognition of the union. We will not.
conccdc either chnaiId.‘
Fourth of July
Notice.
MAYOR‘S OFFICE.
South Norwulk, Conn.
.iunc 20th, 1903.
Permission is hcrcby given to all
siiopkccpcrs and licensed vcudcrs to
keep, expose for solo and soil ilrc~
crackers. rockets and oilicr fireworks.
within the limits of this cliff, from 12
o‘clock noon. June 2dih, 1903. until 10
o’clock p, m.. of July 4. 1903. unlcss
permission is hcrcaftcr rcvokcd,
Permission is also urautcd to all pcrv
sons to discharge firearms. rockcls and
from 4 o'clock n. m. of July 4, 1903.
until 11 o‘clork p. m. of July II. 1903.
unless permission is hcrcaftcr rcvokcd.
All persons are hereby cautioned ag-
ainst kindling bonfires in the public
streets and places of this city. as the
ordinance relating thcrcto will be
strictly enforced,
JOHN J. CAYANAGH.
526 3t Mayor.
South Norwalk savings Bani-s
nu suit-tutti. Illi’lllEill
at the rate of
Four Per Cent PcrAnnuIII
has been declared for the six months
ending June 30th. 1003. payable on and
after July 10. 1903.
interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and draw Interest from
July 1. 1903.
Money deposited on or~boforo July
10 Will draw interest from July 1,191».
GEORGE F. BEARSE.
Treasurer.
THE NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY.
Norwalk: June 11, 1903.
interest at the rate of four (4) per
cent per annum for the current six
months will be credited to depositors
July 1.1903 and paid to them on and
after July 10
Per order of Board of Directors
GEO. E. MILLER
Treasurer
Kitties
NEWI‘BAKERY.
Home Made Pm; 3. 12. m.
Customs would do well if
126 2w
. mm ‘wwr-o—ou {mm-WW
North” Is A limiting-Post.
but before you tie up take out a policy
with the Conn. Gen'l Old Line ins Co,
of Hartford.
FRED H. FIELD, Osn’l Agent.
United Bank Bldg"
80. Norwalk.
lilllllb iilllliiii HIRE
For 46 Ozone
Soap Trade
Marks.
2 0 z p n e
8 t a r c h
T r a d 3
Marks and
2 O z o n e
W a I h in
P o w d e r
T r a d e
Marks
A PRETTY
AND
USEFUL-
CHAIR.
I‘I'IIIII‘I
GWEN AWAY AT
.H. R. BULKLEY’S NOVELTY STORE
52 80. Main so. So. Norwalk.
. , , . P _
, The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be pronoun-Id for Rocker.
All First-Chan Stores sell the Ozone
‘ Goods. .
'Bungalo Tea
850 pound.
Not auolhcr store in town can sci] it
at that price: doc is rcpulni', liul thc
l’lantcrs‘ Tea ("0. told us to scll 1.000
pounds at .‘il'ic, to get acquainted willi
what Ceylon Tea is. Grown in iron
soil. Won‘t make you ncrvous.
Edwin Wil'cox.
70 WASHINGTON ST.
A UCTION.
'l‘hc. suborribcr will soil at public
auction to the highest biddcr. all that
lot and the buildings tlicicon. situated
(in thc tornoi‘ of East Washington and
\Vitil‘l streets.» in thc City of South
Norwulk, «In thc 2nd day of July, 1003.
at 3 o'clock ,ai’lcrnoou, tho prcmlncs
licini: lhosc iiwncd by the estate of
Michael iicckcr. info of" Norwalk dc-
ceased.
Said premises have a frontage of
about 830 foot on Washington street.
of about Rt 0 fccl on Water atrcct, and
a dcptti of about. '7 ‘l fcct , Incnsurlng
on theI west lino and about 81 feet on
the north linc.
TOIIIIS of sale are cash 10 per cent
of which is pay nbic at Ilmc of solo and
the balance upon the dclivcry of the
deed.
Norwalk. June 16. 1903.
CONRAD BECKER.
Administrator.
1
)18 2w
Nit ins...
MRS. F. E. COLEMAN
has niovcd from 2i Washington strcct
to 4d South Main strcct. Music Hall
lliock. Will close out her Summcr
(ioods at cost pricc. A full line of
Children's Huts: also Ladics' Night
Hats.
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
Glover’s The Place
The
IIEiite-
Oxford
is indeed made upon
sfyh'sh lasts. and the
know they are well
put together. ' .
53.50 or.
m
l
‘ Wear shoes. Thai Fit.
' S Fox,
they order their PIES aheadfor.
the FOUR? H. The demand
for them ism great (be! (its
WI: to keep a supply on
' atria“:
tantra was
31 ”do "WW-Stu . Norwalk.
New Ltac
on and on): Irma.
Wren-enable qtyles an
”.—
:K EVENING SENTINEL
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NO. 2 and 5 eAzéTTn BUILDING.
Tlic grciilcr purl of our AIIIicx. No
WUTII‘.
Shrunk 1 him Shirts from $1.2
lie.
WHITE WARE.
1, quart. i‘llclicrs.
1 pint i'llclicrs,
Ton Cups and Saucers.
Coffee Cups and Saucers,
Dinncr l’iutcs.
Breakfast i’ialcs.
M. l. ABKERMIN & Bil.
’ Special Sale
This Week
Of our high grade outing
and dress hats at. $1.50,
$3.00. and $5.00 each.
51 Wall St. Norwalk.
Capital, 81,500,000. Surplus, $185,000.
Industrlat Serious and loan Cc.
OF NEW YORK.
W
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. Cohurn
Charles E. Dow John D. Lawrence
honours
Shims Delusi-
and Earner
6 NORTH MAIN STREET,
sou'TI-I NORWALK.
lies a fine line of Shirt Waisls,
Skirts. Jackets and Suits ready made.
The best in quality. styie and make.
and of all the popular goods of the
day. Prices reasonable. Altering
tree. Also Walking. Traveling, Bich
cle Suits, Riding Habit, Gowns, Coats,
lilslers 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. 1'. Egginson '
Palmer and Decorator.
The Best Work
at _Reasonable- ‘
Prices.
44m surpass—
82 N. Main Street.
I
/
Boys!
Get your Blanks Powder and Fourth
supplies where you can buy the great-
cst noise for your money and vote for
the Library?
Norwatk ii’d’w e Co.
Once again as a‘vory popular Summer costume we present out White Lincu Shirl Waist. Suit.
prcitlcr cooler or more conifoitublo for warm weather wear.
We call your attention to the price. $4.50 each.
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
l’I tilazollc Building, is dcyoted lo the d lspiay of Scpurntc Skirts. for Suiunicr
For months we have been bonding all oiir'encrgie-s in selecting the cream of the Season's styles and fabrics.
We have made an earnest study of the matter and are now prepared to show you an ideal assortment.
While Pique Skii‘ls from $2.75 to $5.00. I
.i to $1.00
Unlined illack and Navy illuc Iiriliinutiuc Skirts from $4.00 to $8.00.
$4.50-Wiirrsuususaiiu‘ WAISTSUITS-$4.50
Nothing is
Space is incitingO to doscribc this suit as it should
Othcrs from $1.25 to $.i0 i.
WHITE WARE.
if It: Too l‘ialos, 40
inc 7 iii. Vegetable Dishes, 10c
hr. 8 in. Vegetable Dishes, 15c i
“(1 individual Butlers, pcr dour... 200
iii: 8 1n. Platters, 10c
be Fruit Dishes. 3c
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk’Gonn.
page.
as. Washington St. .
EVERY
DAY
BARGAIN
DAY.
A business Proposition
=Credit=
_ It is our business to sell
goods for credit. We have a"
big light well equmped store for
. doing business upon this plan.
‘ This store Is filled With the best
of eveiuthing to wear for man,
woman. or child. You can come
here—select sour ooodsegask
the price—tell the sales person
to ”charge it. ” PAY NO _
MONEY DOWN at time of‘
purchase and settle the account
in SMALL WEEKLY PAY-
MENTS of $1.00. You don’t
forfeit qualitu or . shite when
uou bus on this plan—price is,
alwaiis as low or lOwer than a,
cash store asks for goods of a
similar quality All things con- '
Sidered——-wouldnt the pith help
SOFT SHELL CRIBS.
LOBSTERS. ' '
LITTLE NECK OLJMS.
it‘s-RI! robs av its saw. a: a. .
A GOOD DINNER ALVA I"
n connec-
or ALL
tn«-.. .
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