V Tutti Fruit! .Croehr '13! forms and In no how mak- lng Poul: Cream. Order for tiny mu]. we wlIIIdollvor on time. «WW 5 I Washington St. ‘ . i . Dr. Isbbstt Pays Tribute to Both and Denounces Lynching In Strong Terms. OIIAUTAUQUA. N. Y.. Aug. 1:.—— The Rev Dr. Dean Babbett rector of the Churn h of the Epiphany, Brooklyn. answered John Temple Graver-1.0! corals. in an elaborate address this morning at the Chautauqua assembly ‘on lynchlnss and mobs troni an Amt-r clan standpoint Dr. Babbett' s address was the chief one of today on mobs. 'l‘ be inter out In the mob question grows deeper every day of the five days III lotcd to it this week. DI Ilabbett contrasted the Southern .view 01' lInching justified by ,Mr. haves wltlr sir-called 'more general and the helter view of the American I nation," and showed the prevalence "In News totes lilies Laura Schrumm, of Brooklyn. n. In the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John NIIugebaucr. Mrs. Antoinette Smith and Mrs. Les- ter are the guests of Mrs. Richard 11. Golden at "The Bungalow” today. ~——When driving or cycling to lloton ‘ Point, stop at Hoffmans Ice Cream Parlor and have a plate of De Kiyn‘s Cream. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Avery and Miss Elia Finch. who have been visiting rel» atives here, have returned to their home In Council Grove, Kansas. The next rehearsal for those who are to take part In “The Husking Boo," to be given at the Lawn fete of the Catholic Club will be held Friday night. Mrs. Theodore Jellife, of Wilton. died yesterday afternoon. Mrs. George 8, Gregory. of Nor'waik is a relative. The funeral will be held Friday after“ non Tire Yokematos will meet tonight at the home of Martin Kellogg lsaac’ s l’lncc Norwaik, at 7: 45 o’:.cioIk All premiums are urged to be prompt In at- tcndance. Robert F Adams. of Norwalk has been oiYcrcd the management of a large foundry said to rank among the tar- gcst III the country. Mr. Adams is now considering the offer. A rehearsal ot’ the rural sketch “A Husking lice, ” which is to be given by the Catholic Club. on August 25 and 26. at their lawn role was held last evening. in St. Mary's school. E :Iccl- icnt progress is being made. and a number of musical innovations are promised which will carry the audience by storm. CANADA YACHT RACES. Account of Start Of Today's Race Told In Bulletins. TORONTO, Aug.’12~—Tho course for the fourth race in the series for the Canada cup today is the same as Mon Iluywstraightaway nine miles and re turn. Before the race a nine- mile breeze was blowing from the north- west oi‘i.’ the land whit lI meant smooth- or seas than yesterday, and conscqucnt iy favored Strothcoun. Captain Iian- nan was again III charge of tho lrondc- quoil. 11:15 a. nix—Bouts I; cried IIII equal terms. in onkIIyinL, for position Skip per Hanan showc II to [,1 cat advantage. Wind fifteen miics. Straihcona crossed line at 11: 20: 15; lrondequoit at 11: 20: 20. The race will be a run before the wind to the outer result and a heat back 11256—8 ruthcona leads by a quarter of a mile. KICK PROVES FATAL. Braniord HOtcl .Cierk Dies From In- juries Received From Horse. BRAIVII'ORD. Aug, ilk-Nelson Sch- uyler, assistant clerk at the Braniord Point liousc, is dead as the result of an accident which occHnIch Sunday night. He had occassion to go to the burn and in the darkness wont b\ the stall ot a horse which was restleirs. 'ihe horse kicked and its hooI str:u(k Mr. Schuyler in the pit of the stomach. As medical attendance did not sile- viate the pain an operation was per- lormed yesterday. but the young man did not survive the shock. He Ivns only 16 years of ago, His home was in New Brunswick N. J., and the body will be taken there. ._....,_._..._____ LIPTON ACCEPTS. Will be Guest of President Roosevelt At Naval Review Next Monday. OYSTER BAY. N. Y.. August 12— The President and Mrs. Roosevelt, ac- companied by several of their child- Ien and nephews and by Mr and Mrs. Jacob A Rlls, of Richmond Hill, L. I. 'today enjoyed an outing on the naval yacht Sylph. It was expected the trip would consume several hours and ex- tend far down Long Island Sound. Sir Thomas Lipton has accepted the President’s lnvifatibn to witness the naval review and inspection next Mon- day from the deck of the auxiliary cruiser Mayflow,er which on‘ that day will fly the Presidents ilag. ~ HEAROT FOR PRESIDENT. DENVER Col, August lit—Resolu- tions adopted by the National Building Trades Council yesterday endorsing William S. Waudby,018yractrso, N Y.. tor ap Labor arid Statistics to succeed Carroll 1) Wright. did not carry an endorse- ment of William R. Hearst as a pres~ . idential madame, as ported last night. A membrane res- olutions endorsing Congressman-elect. Hearst. for the Presidency have been Introduced “ SEABOARD AIR LINE FOR SALE? , NEW YORK Aug. 1"—-A report was. in circulation fibre toaby o! a coat plated sale of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad.P Secretary Porteous, speak ingdior raident Williams of that company, listed to discuss the sub- 5" . ”Noam ';Wbat are rest- 0f the mighty: pa ll pointment as Commissioner of 1"- erroneously re~ ’ pay [or a Safe Deposit 501 3f- A 9" fire and burglar: ford to be bit/toot one «mm and other nimble: stored our: you 'II: on your emotion. ‘ t and inc lensing violence of the mob spl- rlt and its tendency to loop the Iolor line and to ivnth for minor offences than rape and murder. lie dwelt up- on tho psychology of the mob and gave the Wilmington 1y nching of the negro White as t; piIal anIl denounced the officials who refused to protect any prisoner of any color or for any crime. HI» paid a glowing tribute to order and law as represented in Governors l)ur~ ,bin and Yates, of Indiana and illiuols. and upheld President in his recent let- ter on lynching. A marked feature of Rcv. Babbett's address was the emphasis he put upon riotmrs-lynchcrs as murderers in the eye of the law and of good morals. and tlII.I terrlb‘c responsibility of every man or woman who engages in II mob. participates in lynching,r or who by word of mouth. or also supports a sen- lment of helps make a public opinion In favor of mobs and lyncbiugs. Dr. Babbctt said in part: “As an American citizen we should know no North or South. and we should be sheltered under but one ling, '(lld Glory.’ the symbol of order. justice political equality and equal rights before the law. Mob anarchy. brutal lynchings can have no i‘Xl‘llSC morally, legally. or politically. Lynch- ers are plain. brutal, savage murder ers; should be treated so by the Illlr thorlties and by all worthy to wear the name of American citizens. Lynching never protccts womanhood, but it IioeI ciut. bestlcnl. savage lust for blood. Let us hence forth call things by their right names, arrest. try convict and punish every rioter and i,\'nt‘ll(‘l'. and do it dclibcrntrly with Anglo-Saxon calmness. Do it in the name of the Lord and of thc‘wcifnrc of American society, and Institutions. We have not gone so far in American civilization as to mutiiuttI persons to prevent rupc. nor to forcibly oxilc, negrocs because We cannot control them. The first is u reversion to burbarisrn, thc second to feudal sentiment and both are ut— icrly tin-American methods of build» lug up an aristocracy on color. “Enforce the law. though we have to become a nation of soldiers to do so. Protcct our women, if you have to put II (unstable by the side of curb one oi them. Let the mob have the law, or— (icr.rd regular. judicial hilt i‘lnl)ltl(lllll(‘ to riotcr's. whose only rncdiIiue as violators of the law. is what Sheriff Whi'tlock. in Dnnviilc. liiluois. :uvr them—louder] bullcts. More morality less pI'IIjIIIIiI-II. striI-tcr luw quickly ap- pllod, fair play to negro and white and both the race qncstion and the mob problem will assume less dan— gerous dimensions. ELEVEN HAVE DIED. Pltii AllEl Il’ HIA Au".12——Sn'mio L K'Iliy. used 11 rears, die] today as a result of the. III cldcut at the Nationu‘ League baseball park on Saturday. Young Kciiv is the tooth victim. Sm. and others are him; at the point oi (loath in different hospitals. PlilLADFi PHIA. August 12~Jamcs iloudcrr. aged thirty three years who was also injured at the baseball park. died today, making the eleven h vlc tinI. ST. LOUIS CHOSEN. WASHINGTON Aucust l2-——Tho In 'crnstional Typogrdpiricai Union todm .lvcidIIi nuanimnuslv to hold its meet ing at 1904 in St Louis. BARGAINS. Just received a fine line of Box Pa- pers—a regular 15c box of paper. for 4c. 10c Memo. Pads, 30.: Wings 19c; 35c ones 25c; Swimming Tights, 7c: 82 Bathing Suits, 95c; Gar- den Tools. 1c cach;10e Garden Shei- els 3c; 50c, 750. 31 Dog Collars 25c; Pails. Shelf Paper Playing Cnrds,‘1‘oi- let Paper Fishing Goods etc., at low- est prices. Souvenir Postals. Cigar Cases Match Cases Whist Counters. COLEMAN’S NEWS ROOM. 10 North Main St, So. Nerwslk. Agent for A. C Spauldtng's Baseball and Sporting Goods. 33 1-3 cents a month will-W may absolute security 1an , st Canyon of- Sil- "They are the seats the men on THE Sam NORWALK 25c Water ‘ THE GREAT BED TAG SALE MoneU'Saving in Bou’s Clothes. WE'RE NOT PARTICULAR ABOUT PROFIT IN GETTING RID OF ALL THE BOYG' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS THAT REMAIN—THE MAIN THING is TO GET THEM OUT OF THE WAY 'FOR FALL GOODS. 80, IF YOU HAVE A BOY AT YOUR HOUSE, YOU. CAN'T SAVE MONEY ANY EAEIER OR GET ANY BETTER CLOTHES FOR THAT BOY THAN TO BUY NOW AT THE RED TAG PRICES. BE SURE GOODS AND MAKING ARE RIGHT. ELSE THESE SUITS WOULD NOT BE HERE AT ALL. PRICES ARE VERY TEMPTING; SUITS EVEN MORE 80. $2.50 AND ”.00 SUITS A RE NOW 51-63 $3.50 AND “.00 SUITS A RE NOW $2.55 $5.00 AND $6.00 SUITS A RE NOW $3.88 Young Men’s Smart Suits. EVERY ONE OF THESE SUITS MUST GO—NOT ONE MAY BE HERE NEXT SEASON. THESE ARE MUST-GO PRICES. TAKE A LOOK AT THE SMART. STYLISH SUITB THAT WEAR RED TAGS. $ 5.00 AND 3 7.50 8U|T8 ARE NOW $3.98 $ 8.00 AND $10.00 SUITS ARE NOW 35.88 $12.00 AND $15.00 SUITS ARE NOW $7.88 WHATEVER YOU OR YOUR BOY MAY NEED IN FURNISHINGS THE SALE SUPPLIES AT EXTRA ORDINARY PRICES. ENTIRE STOCK OF STRAW H ATS AT HALFIPRICE. P SOUTH NORW'ALK. NORWALK. Tot. can, 32-2. Tel. Call, “-4. BUT YOU’LL FIND THE and Run Down TRY OUR Beef iron and Wine 11' WILL BJILD YOU UP. 500 a Bottle. Bliiiiiii Pharmacy; PHONE 15-2. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL S'i‘iiElC’i‘. 10:10 11. m.——Wltb the exception of II decline of 1,9 in Canadian ‘aclllc. opt-trim: prices were higher throughout. Metropolitan Street Railway rose a point and advances reached large fractions in N. Y. Cen- trul. Pennsylvania. St. Paul. Union Pacific and Consolidated (ins. The market was moderately active. WALL STREET. 11 n. m.—An uni- nInchl buying movement curried the ac- tlvtI list from I to 2 points over last night, Including the prominent stocks of all the loading groups. St. Paul was conspicuous with II rise of more than 2. Amongst. the specialties North Am- erican gained 51/4. Wheeling and Lake Erie first prcfcrr'cd. Minneapolis and St. Louis 41/2, Consolidated Ins. 4. General Electric and United States Ex‘ pycss Ill/LI. Delaware & Hudson. 3. Westinghouse lilcctrlc 211.». and Sugar In buying grain and food, it's not so important to save money as to get the best and have it in good, clean condi- tion. Here, you can do both. We want you to bellcve that this is a dependable store—you get what you think you get. It you buy your next lot of cats ot us, you’ll be sor- ry but for one thing ----- that you didn’t begin to patronize no long ago. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH A.JV\~~J~"\_/~\_/.\-/~W~"\ VJ \mflx—AAI [\-—._/'\._../ 2%. Prices were still advancing vig- orusly III 11 o'c lock. WAI L ."l‘iildli'l‘,uoon——-'1‘hIIIaplIiitI of thc udvanI i‘ invithi probt- tuking and wlrIIn prices turned IIIIW'nvIIIIIis the ac- tivity of the market abruptly tci'mlnat- I~I1.L'nilcd States Sif‘t'l ptII. fell a i-rattion under last night and Sugar, Consolidated (ins and Wabash pfd. re- acted 1 to 11,4. There action generally was I). fraction. \V’cstinghousc Electric rose 7% and Hocking Valley 3. Prices rccovcrcd somewhat before noon. Bonds were irregular. WALL S’i'REET, l p. m.-~Iteudlng was sold Ilown II point with some ct- l’ect on the list but that stuck rnillcd strongly to 501,4 and the market rc- covered in sympathy. Seibonrd Air Line tours rose 3 and on the ( ‘urb the stocks of that company advanced 21,4; and 2,. on rumors that control had passed. TODAY'S QUOTATIONs. Reported over private wire or Ms- ples (I Goldschmldt. Commission Bro kers. Swarm e Corbett Block South WWO. OMMWWMW” MOONWOOMOOOOOOO OOOOOWOOOOOOOWOOOMM JACKSON'S STUDTIO i Fine Photographs at --Popular Prices-- WMOG Studio Hours 53 Wall so. Hormolk to to la m.; a to A p. m. . Opposite H’btoi WWMOOOWW””OO”OO“W”MW ””WW”OOOWOOWMOM Norwaik: Be up-io- date and use EASTMAN’ S KODOID PLATES They are much llghteI than glass plates and are ortnochromatlc and non-halation. JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP. For 3 ale by William P. Beers, Photographic Dealer. 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN. R. C. HOWES Recently head operator for Sle New York City will be in char First quality work guarantee gel & Copper. and The Hall Studios. tIlse for the summer, of my Studio. LEWIS. 11 Main Street.” Narnia]. OLD SIGHT A ND OLD AGE. . Old sight is a matter of years. Old sight is a fluestion of glasses. If you find difficulty in reading, while for distance your sight is good. you re- quire old stunt glasses. Old sight shows itself at about forty. A competent optician should be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction. . REFRACTINO OPTICIAN, loath Norwslk, Conn. 07011an HOMER B. HOYT. Room 9 United Bank Building, omen hours 8 to 11:45;12:45 to 6: :0. Saturday Special Appointments st convenience of patrons. No. 2 Nut delivered at $5.001)» ton. All other sizes In sleek at $6. 25 delivered Great Bargain Sale of but waists and, Hats HAT! THAT HAVE BEEN COM AND "no ARE NOW 33..” WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAIST FRONTS, 75¢. DOUBLE VALUE. ., .YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO "I” IT. I... mean manna Open High Low 1:30 Amal. (flipper, 40?. 42th. 407..- Ill’I/I, Am. (f. at I".. 31%, 32 31V; 32 Am. Col, on. 2mg. 2m 23»; 2qu Amer. Loco. 17‘s; 17*); 17],;- 171;; Am. Smelt, 4234 4:1 42 42% Am. Sugar, 1112i; 111 111% 113 A. T. It 8. F0, 56‘}; (IS 51”; MIX. A.T. AI: 8 F pf. 86% 871.1 863;; 87 Holt, A'z Ohio sun. 81% 801/9 81 likiyn.lt.'i‘.. 41'q43i'Y5 IN. 42% t‘hcs & Ohio, 301}; 30% 30M; 30% Chi. at N. W.. 1581/; 1th 1581.2 ltio Chi. (it, West... H-‘i. 15% 143.; 15 U. M. & St. I’.. 137 13898 Iliti-‘i; 137% Col, South, 1:11; 13%; 121,4, 131/9 )onsol. Gas. 101W. 474%; 165!“ 173 Del. & ilIIIi.. 155 ID? in? 157 Eric. 25%. 261,4 2314 257.. Erie, lst pfd._ 6.") (iii 65 65', (ion. Electric. 13!; 157‘); lfiti 157%, ill_ Central, 129% 130 121ng 129% Lou. & Nash. It'll/3 103 lttilé 1023;. Manhattan, 131 .1311}; 1:11 1319', Mel Si. Ry. 112 111i 112 113 “err Cential 14% 143;. 11‘»; 14‘}; .\l K & T.,17y. 13W;- 17%.. 185;- M .K. &T pid. 371,5 3811'. 37‘»; . . Mo. Pacific, 89% lipid 893;. National l.ead,.13!«g H 131.»; N. Y. Central. 119%, 1207;. 119M; Nort. at West. not... ill only. Ont & West. 211/; 211,42 2115 Pacific Mall 21 211,4 2i ' Penn. 1”. it", 122 123 1217.; People's Gas 93%. 941;; 935. Press. S. Cut. 38 3W; 38 Reading 49 49% 4873 Repub. Steel. 11 11% 11 Rock Island 21% 231A; 21% Rock island pf. 58% 60% .61”; Son. Pacific, 42% 43% 42%. Son. Ry. Co., 19151935. 19% Sen. Ry. pfd., 80% 80% 80% Term. C. d: 1., 36% 37% 36% Texas Pacific. 22% 23% 22% , ' Union Pacific, 7] 71% 70% 71% U. S. Leather, 7%, 7% 71/; 7% U. S. Lea. pfd. 76 76% 757m 76 U. S, R. & C., 8 8% 8 8% U. S. Steel, 22 221,4. 21% 2131’; U. S. Steel pfd. 69%, 70% 691/. 69% Wabash. 197.5 20% 197.4. 20% Wabash, Md. 3234 34 32% 33 West. Un. Tel., 82 821/, 82 82% Wiscon. Cent 17 18 17 17% DOYLE SPRINGS SURPRISE. \__.... Alleges Mltmsnagemcnt of Metropoli- tan street Railway Company. NEW YORK. Aug. 12. —.lohn F. Doyle. a stockholder cl the Metropoli- tan Street Rally/try Company today applied to Justice MoGoll in the Sn- preme Court for a writ of peremptory mandamus, to compel the company to allow him to inspect its books. on the ground that there had been mis- management of the alfairs of the cor paration and that its accounts re- quired investigation.- .. KEENE’S HORSE RAN. LONDON, Aug. 12,—.1. R Keane's three-year- old colt Surbltion. ridden by Lucien Lyne. the American Jockey. won the City of London breeders' foal stakes at Kempton Park today, defeat. lug a field of seven. HEADQUARTERS and a complete stock at Elastic. Hard Rubber, Leather and Silver Trusses. Rooms specially equipped for fitting' and are strictly private. All fitting z.uaranteod S 711L301! POWELL CO. includes all light or mediutli woluht 0161116 MMWMMS 1-, Closing out Men and Bou’ S Stilts. broil. en lots at 20 to £60 per cent discount Sale price on $1.00 shirts. 79h Sale price on 500 underwear. A bunch of 500 neckwear. $1.00 bathing suit. Bou’ 5 Wash Suits and Pants at half price. Straw Hats. 250 on the dollar. SELLECK & PRICE 98 Washington Street South Norwalk. To Supply Your Wants Those Sliced Peaches have proved so good that I have just got In I new? stock. in nice Syrup, 10c can. Malta-Cores, like Grape Nuts, but said to be better. A new article, 100 pkg. Want your attention to our Waldorf Farm Eggs. special meet. New York state. Extra fresh and fine. 25c doz. Fresh Cabbage and Home Squash. Tomatoes fresh, 10c qL; and good. New stock of Golden Rod Baking Powder 15c. A prize with "ovary box. ‘ Charcoal—We have been short of stock. Plenty now. , 10o bog. .sBabbltt' Potash or Lyc. Flush the pipes In your sink and cram ovary ‘. week, and use the above to help the work. Don't forget the Fine Sliced Dried Beef. Any quantity from be up. . , . I ”l i! I! I III 1. Lorenzo Dibble. i I 2 3‘1 Qu'tck made by anyone wearing Eye Glasses. The new Temple Attachment makes Riding Bow Spectacles of you Eye Classes in a few seconds. Just the thing for Yachting, Tennis, Golf, etc. Call and examine them. 0. B. JACKSON, 58 Wall St. Optician. Norwalk. COM. WWWWW . - ' Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market Porgies Butter Fish, Cadrflillo Sword Fish, Live lobsters. Soft. Crabs, Long and Round Clam -.-.--.-. £9. R. J. CUTBILL. ‘West End Washington Street Bridge. of Furniture, Mailings and 011610 orrz‘as nos; THAN use: caucus; IT news _A .yfinyrgm sLaudurIr'u or DESIRAILE cooos m‘ sxcLuiIvs asses” . roses you as oerosrum'rv 'ro cc'r scar or: rushiruh’ rue vcnv LOWEST emcee. THIS 13 on: or OUR MANY “scams: use was and 9' licenses. ' ”or am“? QIvI‘I it: love A Matias! Mull-I- OFFICE ores 671er not", I. .o Prescription finalists. Open Sundays. ‘ so. NORWALK. atone: '1'. unram‘ I... anti-d sans wining. . » ~ - r
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