Middletown Penny Press (Newspaper) - July 11, 1902, Middletown, Connecticut WHOLE NO JULY 11, 1902 PRICE ONE CENT. FOLDING CHAIRS TO LET Building Lots for All Kinds of Second Hand Goods for HOUSE TO T. E. 540 Main St Complete Livery Stable of Equipment W TEWKSBURY Of to sold at July 8th Sale at New Allyn Sale Stables Included 1 5f horses remaining at New Allyn St. Sale j Remember The best place In Springs and a also carefully and the lowest living Store and the Blankets city Iron line of and attended to at T. W. 463 Mam St. 001177. Don't to see our 29c financial r A Choice line of Well Secured to net from 15 per to 6 per cent. I * TIE -' IF YOU WANT RELIABLE I Fire Write Telephone bACON & Phone 15-2 265 Maw St. A. E. EI Omar to J2 866 MAIN Telephone CalL 1 to S p. jo. t 0: 277 Main First Door South Y. M. C. A. a. p. Dentist 201 Main First Door South Municipal Connection 0. S. WATROUS D. D. a and Associate 267 Main Middletown Shirtwaists | and White Vests | Require We expert help tor this kind i Steam | 94 COURT Teams to collect and the colombian Mr. Merry Resorts That Are July 11.-Mr. United States minister to Costa Rica and has j cabled the state department Nicaraguans and Colombian revolutionists were gathered at in north and requested that an investigation be Secretary Hay informed the navy department of the This order was then sent to Commander William P. the gunboat now stationed at with consul proceed David to investigate and return to David is near the Costa Rican boundary of It is about twenty miles from the and the Ranger will be unable to communicate with the town except by a steam launch up a H. A. Gudger is consul general at and Commander Potter will confer him as to action in regard to the revolutionary camp at Ever since the present revolution in Colombia began the officials of that republic have complained that the government has been aiding the Colombian It is supposed that the Nicaraguans who are gathering with Colombian revolutionists intend tq aid the governments there is said tp exist bitter mrs. o'malley She and Her Friend Heartn Be Tried on Theft July 11.-Mrs. Aline Ellis wife of Professor Austin O'Malley of South and William J. Hearin of New York have been held to the sum of for trial on the charge of stealing jewelry valued at more than from Dr. Joseph O'Malley of this Mrs. husband was brought to this city some weeks ago suffering from effects He has since been a patient in St: but the physicians at that institution to state the result of their diagnosis His who came from South with resided at the of Dr. Joseph O'Malley until the of July when she was arrested as she was leaving the to meet The latter was taken into custody while waiting for her at a railroad charge robbery was preferred against the pair by Dr. who alleges that over worth of jewelry was stolen from house during the time his sister-in-law resided A portion of this jewelry was in possession on the night of besides two railroad tickets for South Results of Yesterday's Games In National and American NATIONAL At r. h. b. New 1 000- 3 10 3 0 0 8 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 9 1 and and At St. m. H. b. Brooklyn 100 0 0 000 1 00.0- 290 Louis 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0- 2 ' 6 0 and Wicker and At r 00 00 0 0000-0 8 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 4 9 0 - At h. 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0- 3- 10 * 4 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 6 V 2 and Thielman STANDING THE ' 17. Lt. p.c. w. 4S St. 28 38 424 39 31 Cincinnati 27 37 35 2S 29 40 35 31 New York 22 AMERICAN ' At K. 0 30000000-1.3 3 0 1) 0 0 10 1 1 3 2 and Young and 1 At r. h. e. 0 1 0 0 2 0 0' 0 0-3 1 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 7 11 0 Shields and Carrick and At r. ' h. e. 00000-"0 000-0. 3. 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 5. 3 and JosS and STANDING OF THE w. l. a w. l. p.c. 38 23 Baltimore 31 35 37 30 30 37 St. 28 28 37 32 30 29 39 Young People Ambition for Business Success Should Attend It is the acknowledged leader of business training in Jt employs eight Of the thirteen teachers engaged in the four business schools of It has largest and Places more graduates in than all the other business schools in central put It. has Actual Business Practice iroin 'the day the pupil enters until he It advertises what it and fulfills its If write for j 1 Read my next adv. 30 Asylum ' - Republican Convention Sept. 22. New 11.-The Republican state convention is to be hold in commencing Sept. 22. Senator riatt announced this in the Oriental Manhattan The state committee will meet about the middle of August and issue the The senator's attention was called to reports in circulation that the nominee for might be William C. Warren of Buffalo or ex-Mayor Charles Schieren of Mr. Piatt said that neither was seeking nor for the your traveling man could sell ivory cardcase to an eler 1 The grape has miore sugar in it than any other nearly fifteen parts in a hundred being The peach has only s The highest point to which man can ascend without his health being very seriously affected is 16,500 u Astonishing Offers in Fancy Dry Goods and Millinery Just the things that the season de- mands are here In j in unquestionable in desirable and at prices lower than the lowest that have on like Every department in the store is It is for us to mention here all the inducements that will be a but each and every one is just ek attractive as those you see quoted Look over the We believe it will interest 3 Hi osiery 250, dozen to be closed in every strictly fast plain ana lace Fast Black Hose have been The 12%c cent grade now 8c. The 25c grade in plain and iace effects reduced to 19c. The 39c quality now 29c. The 42c quality now 37c, grade now 40 Children's Black Ribbed Hose reduced from 12^0, 15c, 25c,. to 8c, 10c and 20c. - Ribbed Black Lisle were 25c, now 20c, Heavy Ribbed Black were 25c, now 20c. Some extra good values in Men's ' ' Handkerchiefs All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs reduced from 15c, 19c, 25cr,io 10c, 15c and 19c. - - Fancy Embroidered Handkerchiefs reduced from 12%clto 8c. All other Embroidered at reduced All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs that were 25c and 50c 20c and 40c1: AIT the Cheaper Grades of Handkerchiefs at reduced Notion Department of a few of we have space to Best Linen were 12-^'c, now 10c' Best Darning in now 2 Best on now one-half cent. - Torchon 12-yard were 12%c, 16c, 19c, 22c and 25c, now 9c,. 13c, 15c, 18c 20c, Children's were and 12c, now 4c abd 8c. Dexter's Knitting 5c, now 4c. Colors 8c, now 6c. Canfield's Dress we're 25c, now 20c. Special Brand Dress were 12V2c, now 10c. Art Silks and Filo Embroidery Wash were 3c, how 2c. - Velveteen were 10c and 12%c, and 10c. All kinds of were 5c, 20c and 25c, 10c, 17c 20 j ' 1 Pocket a fine Brown and 25c, 39c, 50c, 75c, and reduced to 20c, 30c, 40c, 67c, 8.0c and Anglo Sewing 100 were 5c, now 4c. | Anglo Button Hole were now | - Barbour's or Marshall's Linen Thread now 7c, j Clark's O. N. T. now j Crochet alii were 5c,now 4 i Clasps for the amber and now 8c and 10g.. were 4c and 5c, now were 10c and 15c, Wire Hair 2c and 3c. Iron Hair were 3c, now 2c Silk Elastic was 20c, now 20c. i Plain Silk Elastic was 19c and 25c, now 15c 20c. Whisk were 19c and 25c, now 15c and 20c. i Finishing were now 10 I Linen was 3c, now 2c. * Marking were 2c, now Dressing vjere 10c, 15c, 17c and 25c, 8c!110c, 12c and 20c. Celluloid Dressing 12^0, now 10c. ' Corset were 5c and 4c and 8c, Clearing Sale of An unparalleled opportunity to choose from a magnificent collection of Shirt Sailor and our of rich and beautiful price concessions oh highly desirable is a 400 Trimmed Toques and only the choicest and newest popular shapes and latest 30c to 50 per 300 Ready-to-Wear plain ana fancy 20 per Black Untrimmed 20 per t Colored Untrimmed 25 per - - fine 25 per ' all 25 per - only the 20 per Pieces of Choice 20 per Wire Hat and Bonnet reduced to 8c, 15c and 19c. All our choice grades and Fancy 20 per all kinds and and 20 per THE BIG STORE ' ( - The warmer the the greater the Don't let any temperature stop you from CO MING FOR Ladies Hosiery ' dozen Some some Jace work and some We closed out a line at about Not a pair in this lot sold for less than 29c most of them were 50c. Your choice Saturday 25c a pair Dimity Shirt Waist 8* dozen neat patterns in both dark and light 32 to 44;.have been 75c all the This lot for Saturday 55c each 5 dozen was all we could get at this somebody is losing money on They are goud designs and well in all sizes from 32 to 40. 75c, but you buy them Saturday 39c each All Our Hats will be Trimmed Free of will also be Made Free of First-class Milliners are Employed all the year 336 MAIN ST. the situation at Still Some Hope of a Satisfactory July 11.-Judge of the Philippine withholds his opinion of the latest Vatican note simply says that he will act upon the instructions he receives from In Vatican circles the fact is commented upon that Washington has exposed itself .to the rejection of principal one of its the withdrawal of the haying prior undertaking an exchange initiated pourparlers through tudge which have shown the the impossibility of thie Vatican pure and the withdrawal of the friars from the r. ' The Washington would then have understood the necessity of same object by for the withdrawal of the friars different the tion of the for state by monks nationalities or different etc. is believed that arrangements somewhat on these lines will ultimately be adopted and that the negotiations will be satisfactorily brief news The pope has John Spencer Turner of New York a marquis in of his philanthropic - ' Nathaniel the millionaire man of dropped dead on Thursday at Atlantic N. while on his At on Thursday B. manager of Dublin the Southern Oil - and his wife were They had been married but two The receipts of the fifty largest of the United States for June were a gain of or 14 per oyer the receipts for 1001. New York city heads list with a total of | a gain of almost 13 per cent no troops for Governor Stone Does Not Think Their Presence July 11.-In reply to a request from Sheriff Gombert of asking that troops be sent to and Summit Hill to preserve order Governor Stone has sent the following stating that strikers are gathering In mobs at and in Carbon and citizens aire attacked and beaten and in danger of their lives and that you find 4hat you are unable to preserve order protect the citizens and therefore must call on me for The law under which the national guard is called not justify action under stances and conditions which you The national guard police ' there is a condition of mob 6r insurrection which the civil authorities are unable to the governor will not hesitate to send but under no circumstances do so unless the civil authority is exhausted after reasonable effort on the part of the sheriff and the protection of and property demands floods in Des Flood Des July 11.-The- Ninth Raccoon river levee gave way last inundating a large wholesale and manufacturing washing out switches damage aggregating The total damage in this city from the floods is estimated at with many valuable properties the flooded district in of The Des Moines rivet is receding and the Raccoon is about Fifteen Burned by Molten July 11.-Fifteen men were one: fatally and eight at the Homestead Steel The accident occurred at furnace No. 40, in Hearth No. 3.;
