‘ soloists hiffbr in'the’ degree
" an copied the Instructions of
o-urons Mediterraneans rail.
‘lhdralfty. On that road a pass
’ ‘fhnslly Ia good for father; moth-
Ilren. grandfather, grandmother
Mh- law, father- In law, brother,
, ‘ brother in law sister in law
. aunt. nephew, niece and so;
0attached to the family.
wager Caarina Is a great fa-
In Ruaaia. Among other stories
fig her character is this: She
her husband's table a docu-
gardin'g a political prisoner.
e margin Alex der Ill. had
"Pardon Impossible; to be
Siberia” The Czarina took up
‘ and. striking out the semi-
, , er “Impossible," put it beture
_ til, Then the Indorsement read:
on' fonpossibie to be sent to bi-
The Caar let it stand.
W
nvhl fithe, flmous Parisian ihe~
. specialist of Paris, stated that
‘ . is on the eve of a therapeuti-
ntion and that electricity will
Medicine of the future A strong
no current through a patient
he hmrmed, produce local ane-
permitting slight surgical op-
without narcotics.
P”..-*I—.— _
FIMININE 'I'OPIOO.
' an in Hartford couranbl)
the coming season to be a mill-
season? There are Indications of
scarlet belt shows to good ad-
with the white gown; it is al-
titty with the little black-and-
Wu echo. -
hat for the moment there Is a fad
long four-i n-band cravsts with a
laden twig embroidered on the
A fad for fringes has reached the
is; and one occasionally sees
frook trimmed with linen
,hhaded mo lacs are being
” if pu‘rpo tea for which the
as are ever used. ——not only
. ies of dress but for the
free. i w ,
, and white checked silks
”f, gopecially becoming to women
, nvmy helm, l h vs seen some
' hair almost"ma ed the gray
shade 6f the gown. as it appeared at u
out distance
stores ”Maelstromtag};a Jot of crinolln'c
frame king hats for the
young folks. The model hanging by
as, of a very sheer white material
l and "daintily finished with
ptrlnga
l.n table linen from now on
he radically different from any
' lch has been In vogue. ea-
drawnwork will lose none
ige. and Duchesse lace will
”favorite in smart dining~
" hen have New Yorkers ever
Ito dine upon a forest of tho
0 dvlarf pines of Japang-aaki
w York Sun, " In its Ilene oi
illicit as are cunningiy wrought
needle In raised embroidery
blecloths of the most delicate
. ‘Yet sets of linen so decorated .
be among the smartest novelties
coming season, and the labor
In the making of them will
tfheil' ever becoming common
or prices were not prohibltlvr
result. It Is the rich weaves
and the soft grass cloth oi
ked with infinite patience
:of Japan. Persia Armenia
that lollll adorn the tables
' lthy Iduring the coming fall
‘ y in which they define the -
1’6,ch on a counte in one of our .’ ,
‘ dished the:
MAIN All!” KlLLIb IY poison.“
BILLINGS last. July “sensory
u
Goods
Is
At
Briers
cut
1
flcuiggholiioolp the that. weight
.........
8012 lbs. ,
.. Tea. at Cal Pricesl
I 4° ! Falcon
Coffee at Cut Pricesl
Strip Bacon. strip f to .-'
............ i u.
‘ ‘ ‘ tonal mama 0 sail a great overstock oi lfigt tirade Carrol Goofs. Thou-ado that
fi' m y to rightihia l8 affairs may run biotic. list it will grow goof Motor. lot safer flu
., .. 1.11m.mammmyodcuvodtmluiaffiohnbmtooMisfits“
i . umoflcfaaofomghgrgo-‘i‘u MWhmiaadum high atom a or-
' P0 I'UIIITY up allaad Whilst with goofs that later to tho season cannot is duplicated
ylordoailotiuooprlca. Mmmyfroih r—b Iyoflhiam'o packing...“
' I ' gaaraatud by in every "duct. Iali ordai mo vo prompt atlontioaI
l = . ' ' "V
L _ Pears! l Asparagusl, Peasl ’Lima Beans! Miscellaneous!
' . “ A to I A. l I 'l' A RAND VICTORY AN f
in?!“ uh; tint?" ND—Whii. , toad-r ".1? 3.1? no r: iI...'; Lulu — an: a“ n it??? 2.41%: am}
.. duo. Milli 0m. C lh- W cl" ’1 8- cam dun. 9 capo. «8.1.1.00: to: pure all you;
and BRAND. urn o.. Lilbi up 3 1. icon ...... C can ............ 9c dos Lu. 0C
unlit: “Bartlet: No.3." '2; d” l 'l' A EDOEMENE IIIPT- WARWICK BRAND .............
clll. : ............ 22¢ “ill. dam, 2.85' 20: CD. VII-N. "132., and I!» 1.38%.“ :l--\ “’dflTI“: 1.le :f:n.lr§n-flubyu an.“
'0"; {“251“, 431‘. one. un.. 86 "In ------------ m... half. .3?th 9C
Cherries! While. tu- FOLIAGII SUGAR Minna colorful". ”” """"""
A calls, (101.. 8.001 26c PIXAISJIW” sheet a if EH“: 1N1." IAI‘A SELEON-fihfi'plr Noland“
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all": ........ 2... 20¢ (Bl :ulurom lirand). {urn IGDGIMIIQIIE EX’I'lIIA U """""""" :au“ ............ 19c
OAK IIRA I). new " ' '“ saw u, m- am]! no II II I.-
A hue ruff. hasty ('"L doa.. 3-45t our-at; -lb. can. I A C K W
.i'u'ii: dos. 3.86125: :OllM-Nllmoya'rglca dua. l.nm car... C Miscellaneousl an? ‘3'; “12:31.:le
nor-.1: n. um am. as x no unass- 323:” .ff'.‘."‘-‘ 75
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OAK anaunéu Win; up ............ 10C Bram ‘tlhdelnutch-latfu 3,“, II- 85M 56 33:. now 1" 15¢
“Ill 'c I one}. at l -------- r ------
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Flavoring Extracts
full strength and aboalulely pare.- the beat
Floral Brand.
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lb ..................... 35C fins. :t he ............. 1 7O arenas annfloxru’r ' «all.» ”3". ' l5c
Vanilla or Lemon Fiacoi qualify Elvin Creamery. freon
made. packed in 54b. stom-
crocko. full weight guaranteed (do you get it
elsewhere"; 5 lbs. ..................
value over offered: 4 or bottles ...... ...
sun train-a Iw n as a 1‘ mar on
hills... 031T.- 490E naps-ma uninsu-
um «I sun room ‘2c
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white. pine loaf lard; Ill-lb «til. 26
3-.lb ma. 53¢..- too. (all.
W
Irooted the Shamrocks Today. on the
Trial of Fifteen Mll'oa to Windward.
NEW YORK. July 22~Rettcr rncliig
conditions than' those prevailing» at
when the Sham-
.ocks slipped their moorings. conod ‘I
not have been asked.
outh wind gave assurance of a fine
a when at 9: 30 a, m., Shamrock lll.
ut to sea. Shamrock first and the
tin followed half an hour later Pasa-
Iig out the fleet was saluted by the
unsafe passing In. and
landy Hook tod vy.
I humus private flag
At Sandy Hook lightship, the sea
van a bit rough. with a wind- rising
welve knots. The course for today' s
' ace Is a beat fifteen miles to the wind-
vard and run back The Shamrocks
rossed the starting line close hauled
lde by side. the new boat half a
The starting
ongth to windward
ime was:
“Shamrock l—ll:00:01. . .
Shamrock ill—11:00:03.
TIGERS. 18: RED FERNB. 13.’
at the Taylor
Yesterdayi ifteruoo
tvenue diamond. the
he lied Ferns by 8' mild lflito 13.
rlThe lineup was as follows:
"I!"- .
Webb .
t-‘ay P.
' deyersack g3
Mada .
)ugan ' 38.
Hamilton . RF.
'3‘. erg ht. .I 0.1"
it. Wright LF.
Umpire. George Duffy and scorer,
lobn Duly. .
‘AV! A WEI-CH RAREIIT SUPPER
Albert 1:. Winchester. superintend-
Int. of the electric. light plant of the
ity of south Nor-walk gave a Welch
arebit supper to a few of his friends.
'donday cranial. If his home in Gerard
iiace. Considerable fun duringthe -
waning centered. around an antcniatlc ‘
landfill!- Macaroni-ed ting“
thair. itwa
lobar waa‘
to-a‘tl
laminated”
889131"th
Flue aacme CONDITIONS
A ten-knot
flying lair
night.
traction
defeated 1‘ then
.iiint. but only a slight extent.
crous small lots of Steel. common and
preferred. were offered for sale, one
broker buying 1.500 shares in blocks
of one hundred before the opening.
New York Central was the feature In
point of strength.
The active list moved higher in the
late morning session, though some of
the specialties made declines. There
was another buying movement just be-
fore noon. which sent prices higher all
[round and brought recoveries to a
number of stocks In the special class.
The smartest gains were In Erie first
irefcrred.
North American and Linseed. pfd. A
sale of one hundred shares of. Colorado
Fuel pfd.. at 100, a drop of 22 points .
from the best previous transaction was-
reported. Trading became rather dull
before 1 o‘clock. but the market con-
tinned firm.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a m.—open-
Ing prices rebounded from yesterday' a
late decision. There were 7.100 shares
of United States Steel sold at 22%
and 22% compared with 22% last
The price: then fell back a
The preferred stock rose
Erie first preferred
advanced 1% and there were gains of
mom a point In St. Paul. Atchison.
‘r‘risco seco
lost It.
Num-
came
ud preferred.
Am.
Am,
ympathy
last night.
spots.
dull.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Amal. Copper, 451/, 46%
C. & R,
American Ice,
Amer Loco.
Smelt.
Am Sugar.
Reported over private wrre or afa-
plea A Coldschmldt. Commiaolon Bro
xera. Ewart: A Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
Low
46%
33%
Open High
33% 34%
61,4 6%
17V. 17%
421.4 43%
17%
42K 43
113% 114% 113% 114%
A. '1‘. as Fe 64% 60% 84% 65
A.'l‘. & 8MP pf. 88
Belt. at Ohio, 82% 83% 32% 53%
88% 88
tteailing,- Uhlon Pacific.
Baltimore and Ohio. Canadian Pacific
Atchison. United States Steel Prefer
red. Amalgamated. Sugar and Virginia
Camilna Chemical was about 2 over
Bonds were Irregular
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-—Pennsyl-
vania. Manhattan and Realty,
joined the ranks of the stocks which
advanced two points 'or more before
the demand slackened and trading be-
Prices did not give way
much, and thererwns fitful rallies In
Locomotive pfd.. recovered 6
and reacted 2. and Canadian Pacific
and Enameling lost 1% and 2 respect-
fully of their advances.
jumped 6. and Pacific Coast. 8.
pfd.,
Saul, pfd..
1:30
«m
fills
use: all.
17%
. {885‘
Red 73m LMloeouri Pacific. Rock Island and klyn R. T. 47% 18% 47% 47%
rice Brooklf Transit. The leading trunk hes. d: Ohio, 82% 33% 32% 33%
Hunter lines. aclfles and Coalers were up a Chi. a N. W., 163% 1631/. 163% 103%
Farland large fraction. American Linseed pre- Chi. Gt West. 18% 1693 16% 15%
Q ‘Puitnzeg (erred dropped 1%. g. IDLFCStIP. 141;: 142% 13% 142%
n W- WALL STREET 118. m—T e mar- 0 49, 51% v‘
Elicitation ‘tet v‘iavercd for a time whnen the COL south-r 13% 13% 13% 13%
’ '1‘. Born mun.“ the United States at”: Del. 1 Hud.. ldil 186 186 188
J McMahon stocks was resumed, but the appear- Erie 39% 30% 39%“30*
nice; of buying orders aoon turned the Erie llt pfd. 87 68% 55% 07*
Confers.
States
lagroun
of It.
near Colum-
lst vigorously upwards.
the Pacifier,
Staci“ stocks.
Brooklyn Tribalt and the Pennsylvan-
nwgre heavily
nine. Ilmle. {St Paul and New Thrill
Ce tril made an extreme rise of about
8 points. Tenneesee con 3%; Republic“
f. 3; General Electric:
dis} generally #1 over a
"L
St. Paul. th
the Unites
Amalgamated.
Met.
bought on a
Central.
St. Ry.,
lea, Central. 19% 20
. K. h T.,
ILK. IT pfd 39% 89% 38% 34%
ido. Pacific.
and N. Y Central 118-
Norf. A West. 88
"i as:
pfd., Pacific flail
West,
a'at.
MILE.
*1 mi all.
130
131%, 183
117 117% 111
19% 20
19’“ 20
131% 138
19% 20
94 94
180% 129% 130%
Lou & Nash. ,1051,‘ 108% 105%, 106%
Manhattan,
117%
97% 98% ‘
118%
its. IIS?‘
1}“?! u: 13% first: 5
A5“ 45%
III N .‘
st in
‘5“ ;-
19" lo
nght winds, Hold Title on
. Constitution and Columbia.
, lacquers and two small slooDa were
d Po Kc t
lento From Reaching Vineyard flavors.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mala. July 22.
—-The three cup defenders. Reliance,
three
the only members 0 the racing con
tiniest oi the New ork Yacht Club
fleet In evidence this' morning, when
orders were Ivan for the start of the
last run 9 praise from thlspu
back to fizw I£rrt. The it?“w cc and
Columbia ea In last nigh lie the
Constitution was towed in about day-
break today.
The remainder of the fleet, which
left Newport yesterday, was unable to
reach here owing to very light winds.
head tide and fog. and It was thought
that most of the boats bad anchored
somewhere In Vineyard Sound.
At 8 o‘clock this morning, when the
boats here began preparatuions to get
under way, the fog had lifted cansldera-
bly. but the sky had not cleared and
only the slightest breath of air was
stirring It seemed probable that an-
other iong. tedious day was ahead al
(burgh the yachts would have a fair
tide until well after noon.
The official starting time of the big
sloops Whit:
Reliance—10:31:24.
Constitution—10:31:46.
Columbia-10: 32: 00
Within two minutes after the start
Columbia had pulled up on the weather
of the Constitution and had blanketed
her. Then the Columbia began to pick
up on the Reliance with the Constitu-
tion following closely and all three
yachts passed West Chop Light. almost
together.
in a luding match just after crossing
the line. both the Reliance and the Co
lumbia struck on the ididdie Ground.
he Reliance floated In about two min
utes. The Columbia which was farth-
er in stuck fact and her tender is go-
ing to her assistance The tender also
look bottom. it Is probable that the
Reliance was not injured, as the shoal
where she struck is sandy.
The ocean tug Storm yKing which
accompanied the yachts and which was
nearby. promptly gave assistance to
the Columbia. when it was seen that
the tender was helpless. After some
time she succeeded In floating the
yacht. and at noon the old cup dc-
fender filled away again on a long
chase after her two rivals. it is thought
that she was not seriously damaged.
After relieving the Columbia, the
Storm King went to the assistance of
her tender. it is thought she may not
float until the next tide.
When a cook applies for a place in a
~estaurant he says first:
“What's the wages?"
And after he has learned about the
wages he goes on:
“lncludin’ grease?"
“Yes." Is the answer. or else it
"No." whereup he resumes:
‘Includin' bones?"
An inquisitive person the other day
heard a look asking these strange
intentions of a restaurantenr. and the
nqulsltlvc person lhguircd, "What on
Inrth did that cook mean?"
“He meant that he wished to know
'f be woul get the grease and bones
is per-quill tcri.‘ the restaurateur ex-
ilalucd. “The waste grease and hours
if a big eating houui- amount in tin
nurse of a month to a great deal. you
.inow. Here. we get monthly 3.700
moods of bones. and they all so to the
Iook. He sells them at a half cent a
round, and thus they add 84.50 a week
o his salary."-—Philadelphla Record.
Is
“My plea." said the young lawyer
who had just won his first case, "seem-
ed to strongly affect the Jury"
"Yes" replied the Judge. “l was
afraid at one time that you would suc-
ceed In getting your client convicted
Women s You'd
underwear
‘ We have about film dozen women ’s
purelisle lace trimmed Pants. Theu were
bouoht last Fall for this Summer’s busi-
ness. Theu are the Vasser Mills’ ooods.
Folisize. handsome lace irimmino.~our
reoular 500 quaiiIu—on sale Tuesdau.
Wednesdau and Thursdau. at
290
Women’s gauze ilsié Hoseseamless
last black. value 150, Tu‘esdau. Wednes-‘
doll and Thursdau. at 100.
Women’s lace Hose.
black.
Hermsdori
The qualitu everubodu paus
FIFTYIcents for at all times—l'uesdau.
Wednesdau and Thursdau. at
250
STATE MILITARY CAMP.
Work at the state military camp has
i omniiicnced. Captain G.'A. Cornell has
lll‘l'lVl‘ll from llartfordwilh three car
. ds of tents and has a fame of thirty
lllf‘ll at work carting from the depot
and putting up tents at the quartermas
lei s department. Richard McGraih has
scoured the ( onlract for the team work
for the quartermaster's department.
’ one freckle doesn’t make a summer.
girl
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
COMMISSIONERS.
AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden at
Norwalk, within and for the District
of Norwalk, on the 22d day of July.
A. n, 1903.
Estate of Daniel P. Morrcll, late of
Norwaik in said district, deceased.
The administrator represents the os-
tate Insolvent and prays the upptdnt-
ment of commissioners thereon; there-|
fore.
Ordered, That Commissioners to re- 3
celvc examine and decide upon the
c’luiins of the creditors of said estate
be appointed at the Probate Office In
Norwalk on the lat day of Augustfl,
1903, at 3 o‘clock afternoon; of which
all persons In interest will take notice,
and appear. If they see cause, and he,
heard thereon. And said administrator:
will give public notice thereof by pub-E
iishing the same In a newspaper lia\-'
tag a circulation in said district, at
least five days before said lst day of
Auugust, 1903
l Evon an uphill light may be on the
owl.
fi
Fancy
Rose Potatoes
per peak
296
. Josuorr's.
72 Norfhlllaln Sf.
HENRY w ouscom' i
in spite of his lnnocence."~Chlcago
Recodr-Heraid. J
Judge. .
I CALL 53-2.
eymo r’sS ore
Good, Things to Eat.
DELICIOUS DRINKS.
Knapp‘s Root Beer Extract. 2 bottles for 26c. Rose's Lime Juice, 35c bottle.
Shrub. a delicious drink, 25c bottle. Un fermented Grape Juice, 15, ‘86 and 600 bottle.
Raspberry, Orange or Claret
The most complete assort-
ment of Fresh Crisp Crackers and wafers. The Boss Lunch Milk Biscuit, 10c pound, or 3 lbs. for 25c. Boss Choice
Wafers, 10c lb. Athena, Ramona, Champagne. Nabisco and Festino. with a full line of all the other varieties. Splen-
did Coffee fron‘22c to 38¢ lb. Lipton, Tettley's, Budd and our own high grade Teas. Unlimited praise we hear
from our Butter.
We solicit trial order on these goods. Fancy Double Cream Cheese.
Strictly Fresh Country
Eggs. Pickles. Olives, and a full line of Sandwich Meats,
C. E. Seymour; Leading Grocer,
is was'rwssnmo'rou 351:.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
I|Oc|
dare at the among
iii
vi‘ 5!.
no ..
PLENTY
23¢ PER POUND..‘.%.”.ra... .....FINI8T ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER.-
we defy mutton In regard to quality and price.
or soon raises roe PICNIC Lunatics. ' ” .~
‘houiders! Shouldersi... '°~°
‘ If you want Ming also In the line of meat. yon just try one of our fine brand of sugar Cured Shoul-
pig's. They are equal to Ham. Buy one and make ua prove it: ' . .. '
.surroa. :'_ :
BUTTER. . .
.'..... .......i..fle FIR POUNO.‘
run din-a choose. as. t
14¢ Fancy Stuffed or Plain Olives
‘ ur Corned pr React leaf, .
«AhobfltIo‘
_. 13 sand as: can Baotelmportod Bar-dines napalm)
ao.assrrssscoan Choice arm Trout, can. “ as: " '
Armour Veal Leaf (large can).
can Large Mums Fancy cam 1h Ib-
‘loaiatauu Formosa. i. , _'»
out. 99cm. (rich or .\
can
Norwalk Chronicler