Boys’.
Youths‘.
oohlngton street.
FF
iii iiilBBEli
Atter the Culprits. .
Me. May 28—-The safe
1) stoillce heie was blown up by
' at 1.30 ocioek this morning
no agestamps and money to the
of $1.000 secured. The post-
llding. a small ouestory struc-
as almost completely wrecked.
glare escaped.
building in which the post oflite
d is within twelve feet of thI
.9 of Postmaster Henry n.
‘ . ho conducts II fruit and con-
» y store. The second of tile
lms arOIISIIIl the.I town and a
inhaling hity men started in
he tobbers whose iIuI-ke
the iircction ot‘ anfoid
liens had no trouble iii to].
the tiail until Roxxbury Nottli.
ix miles away was reathed At
him the mic has led into the woods
’e In lost.
burglars forced ii window in the
thee with tools stolen from
blacksmith shop. The safe
own to pieces and everything of
_ _ . but it contained was taken. .ne
' 'er in the post office. were not Ills
bed.- The true ks indicated that two
it did the .lIIb.
A E PASSENGER JUMPED OV-
ERBOARD.
YORK. May L’tt’ ~’i‘hc Inited
transport Sedgwick arrived this
g from Cuba with ninety throt-
i) unassengcis and ills Iiisthargcd
fillers and civilian employees.
h 9 coming up the bay Matthew M.
phell of the Hospital Cotps who
as under treatment for insanity. on
fled from confinement and juinpci
board The alarm was immedi
given, a boat was lowered and
'man was Ioscucd. 'ihc prompt
tit 01’ the ctew drew much commen-
Lion, the boat being put into the
at r in thirty eight seconds.
MACHINISTS STOP WORK IN
HARTFORD.
ARTFORD May 28—The orIIleI for
stopping of wmk iIt Billings &
, cor ManutuctIIIing Companys
'ho which was. issued last night to
alto effect today at noon was approv-
dib President 0 Council. of the Nut-
ll] nloii today. At 1 o'clock II II-ol
(iii of the‘ tickets was made and it
nd that seventy-live men out
F ,‘,total of 245 employed in the
p‘ F {1d quit Work. The. the sinking
gjohs are affected the most
n he" .5 men that went out. Su-
in ndeiit iI‘ (‘. Billings said their-
‘about nineteen machinists The
the head of metal
'I he superintendent still
“Were: enough men left in the ma-
gt a’ room to keep it running and
' ' ore of all rIIpuiI jobs on hand.
her was no demonstration caused by
6 topping or work
'NIAI. II..... lN . MIDOLE
TOWN.
IDPLII‘TOVI'N. May "tin -’lhII III-einl
1 meeting of the. (‘IInneI-tlt. III 80-
t Colonial Dailies was held in
liinms' i lbritry here this morn.
Itty delegates i’Iom‘ ull parts of
' e'ywoic in attendance. lipon
. tidinmcntltitlon of Min Thomas
Min: of New Haven it was IieclIl
tubliiih ten moie tiiiveiing ii-
MI the ninth.
" inetit receipts:
335.5
$1.75
$1 50
LlIIlil
IBII'S
$1.2
South Not-walk.
F. D. LYON 8: 00..
*—
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 It. m.--Thc
only active interest in the opening
trading of the stock market was in the
Tobacco stocks, American Tobaccom
Jumped 2% on the fuller comprehen-
sion otthc Porto Rico Ilcclsions.. Con
tinental Tobacco sold at 681.5 to dill/I.
compared with‘tlth‘ last night. The
Readings were inclined to be heavy
on a statement of poor April earnings.
Southern Railway preferred lost near-
ly a point and ankawanna was up a
point.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.--ModtIFr-
ate buying of some of the low-priced
stocks imparted a. firmer to‘n‘e. Alchl-
son, Amalgamated Copper and Union
Pacific also gained a point each. An
thruclte coal road stocks were pressed
for sale when the Readings (hooped.
New Jersey Central declining 171.. and
backuwnnna “79- The Readings los-
ses extended to 1% in the first pic-
i’errcd. but the group was supported
later and recovered somewhat. Chica-
go. indianapolis and Louisville was
active and 2% higher. American Cur
It Foundry advanced 2% and Standard
Rope & Twine 74.. The American Car
It: Foundry preferred stock improved
2%.. The Tobaccos fluctuated widely
with a yielding tendency. American
Tobacco ran oft two points from the
highest and recovered half of the
break while Continental moved up to
It? und roll back below till. American
Snuff Preferred lost a point. The gen-
eral market was intensely dull, but
without any indications of weakness.
WALL STREET. noon-«The. Wfl
bush and Kansas & Texas stocks made
improvements of over It point. Sugar
was marked up to 147% and Chicago
Union Traction gained 1%. Mean-
while the 'l‘obaccos were drooping
steadily. and their heaviness caused II
later sagging to prices all around
Sugar dipped 2%. Metropolitan 11/2
American Car it point and the prctci
red 1143. The. general market was no
glet‘tt-Il. Bonds were irregular. Wu
bash Debentures rose above 68 on lieu
\‘,\' transactions and Standard Rope he
were IIII five points at one period.
WALL STREET, 1 p. III.~~()Iily a
few usually inactive stocks moved. not.
ably. Luckuwnnnn rose ll on light
transaction fluctuating a point be-
tween sales and Missouri Pacific ad
vanccd a point. There Were advances
of 11/2 to 27)., in Minneapolis and St.
Louis. the [own Central stocks, St.
Joe & Grand island Second Preferred.
the. Chicago Union Traction stocks and
lntctnational Power. American To
bacco fell back to last night‘ 5 closing
prices and milled 11/.
WALLb STREET. 2 p. m.~i.uckuwnu-
IIII got up to 244 before realizing had
any elfcci. Delaware & Hudson thou
bounded up 41, g, and New York Central
coincidently moved 2%. Coal slocke
hardened only slightly. aside from New
York Central. which wiped out its
morning's loss of 17/... A quick rise III
It points in Continental Tobacco pulled
American Tobacco along to 138%. To
ward 2 o'clock more interest was be
lug displayed in railroad stocks. zit
i'IIIIl. Union Pacific Alton Southoin
Pacific and Atchlson becoming pioml
nent anti considerably higher. The Itb
sorption of Union Pacific was large at
an advance or 2% over last night. The
Wabash stocks continued strong.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private Wire or m. A.
llohme. commission broker. Swurtz a
Corbrtt's block. Booth Norwalk:
lUpon High Low lziio
Am. 8 it. (‘0. 146% ”7% ”5% 14bit.
AIII. Tab. (70.. 138%, 139%, “MW. my.
Atc bison. 75% 76% 75% (tint.
'I'Atchisoii. pi‘Il.. 977i. llti it. 971% 9814.
llkyn. R. ’l‘.. 75% 76 713% this; .
(inn. III‘ N. .l.. 108%. Hill“,
Chen. (It Ohio. till 48% Iii Mil/i.
(i. M. & St. I’. [68% IIIII IBSW INN/i.
Chi. ii. i. A‘I l'. 162% lbil limit/4 lbiillfi
i). & iii. Cain. lti.’ 164% lliil lliIlV‘
tlIIi‘I. El. 30.. 2231/4 223% 223 1323
boil. 6'; Niiiiil.. lllzlii. 102% 102% 102%
Nor. ti West. bill/4 any, (III , buy.
Man. (tenant: iii iii
Metropolitan tiling, “39% 168 Milli/9
M K SI '1‘. [It'd 56% ii? hill/4 II?
Minn. Pacific. 105% 106% 105% lotlh
Nut bend Co lit iii 18% will;
N. Y. t‘. it [Limit 149%. ”RM 149%
N Y. (I. &W.:l2ilit 32% 32% 32%
Con. 'i‘olIIch II till“ 07 Gill/5 link
i'onnuylviiniu 142% ”in. lieu. lam
People's (his iii It!
Will SI Reich. Iil'li. 42% 'tlfifi ”141%
l’ . pith. tall. '16 I'll} :.,‘I73' »
Sou. Railway 237$. 29% '28 ‘5 291A
Eton. ity. pitt. 82% 82% 85H“ 82%
Son. Pacific. 471/. 47% 47f“ 47%
Li 8. Leather, 141/. Mix, 13% III
ll. 8 M30. pith. 791,“ 79%, 79% 79%.
ll .8 Rubber, 2i ill
’ Union Pacific. 100 llil'A’ 99% 10095
UII. l’uc nid.. 87% 87V.
Wabash pm. 42 41W. 41% 439.
West. Union 91 Ill
l'ltit. Div. its per cent.
WASHINGTON May zsmoo'vetii
From internal rere-
72: custom: ”limits: MIDI
‘ illlilil, Expenditure;
around Mint ’Turlov
it all come about through this litigation
between David lionde, or South Nor-
walk; and Morris Shuvlts. of New lia-
an. which has been pending for some
tine . .
Sbayitz is b .ngtng suit to recover
$800 damages trom liondo. Yesterday
Deputy Shorii‘t J n W Sculley Wont
out to the barinw lieh’ is used by Mode
to store his will: c placed an at
tuchmont on the zoo II and leit Jaeeph
Bush as keeper in? ”I e barn.
Mr. Bush claim but later in the
evening Mr. Tori
and claiming that the goods belonged
to him and also the Inuit. ejected Boob
trout the born by main force. He then
looked the burn up: *'
Coming down to the center of the
city he also got oilt' ii writ o attach
meat and placed it in the hand . o. don-
stable John J. Goodwin, who went out
to the barn and attached the goods I0i
$500 on It debt which. it iii claimed
bonds owes Tu (W.
When Deputy Sheriff Sciilley heard
what had happened he at once sought
out Bush and took him back to the
barn He placed him back in his old
position Its keeper along with Consta-
bie Goodwin.
this morning there promised to be a
lively time when the ehcritf In a truck
backed up to the horn door and began
to loIIIl‘ the junk into the wagon. He
managed to get aVVay with one large
load of old hon. It became so interest-
ing mound there just about that time
the sheiill‘ thought best to leave the
rest of the junk in the barn and Reel
Mr. Bush there to watch it.
it is not known just what the out
come of the whole tIansnction will be
but both principals are determined to
win out, it theie is such II thing, and R
vety interesting time may yet be ex
pcctcd hereto the affair is ended.
Shavltz and bonito have been at odds
ior some time. Their grievances have
been aired in the South Norwalk side
of the Town Court The trouble is (Iv
or II petty affair. but botlt parties are
willing to spend all they are wot Hi It
either would gain II little satisfaction
so strong is the. IIIImlty betwven the
[W0 "It‘ll.
YOUNG MOUL’TON lNSANE.
Magistrate Site in the Hospital and
Holds May Buckley's Admirer.
Robert Hayden Moulton, of Tennes
see. the Columbia linvcreity. New
York..studcnt. who shot at May Buck
iey, the actress. in the Pabst rntlisket
ler tit Broadway and Forty-second
street on the night or March ‘24. and
tilt John B. Lettingwell and another
theatrical man who ware her escorts
is a hopeless lunatic and it is not
pinbable that he. will ever be mount).
to trial on the charge of felonious Hi
snuli which Lettingwcli has piei'errIII'
against him.
Magistrate Zeiler went yesterday to
the pinion ward III Bellevue. VIvhtII-I
Moulton has been confined since bi
priest. and held an examination in the
case beside Moulton a cot Lefllngwel'
and his counsel were them to pics:
theI Ihaige Moulton. propped by pii
lows stated vntimtlv at the ceiling.
apoaiently quite oblivious of what wai
going on. A nurse stood at each cl
bow.
licll‘ingweli's testimony was cut
shoit by II statement from Dr Jackson
R Campbell. the Tombs phyaiclen
who as thII result or amend examina
tions. pionoitnced Motilton II "drivel-
ling idiot“ and said he would new
again Iegnin his sanity. and would
probably not live much lougel‘l ()n
the sticugth of this testimony. (‘olon
III II}. T. Taliaictro o. counsel for Moui
ton VvulVIId examination and Magis-
triIle Zeilei held Moiilton foI thII
(liiind .iIiIV, without opposition front
lKIlilngwcll.
Colonel 'i‘itlianII-ro said he had no
doubt that medical testimony which
he would present to the Grand .IIIrv
tending to show Moultons lireeponui
hlII mental Ionilltion, would result. in
his discharge. Should this be the case
Moulton'a mothel wi.. have him re
moved to it private sunlturlum in Ten
ncssec
Suit
Yourself
With It Bargain Suit
Memorial Day. ’
llein we are with some very
like 8mm flannel anti Wore-
tIIIl stills from
$4.00, up.
tor IIIIII. Youth and Boys; ,
Illicit III: tiny bargains; VIII
mean ”amino. amen . III:
leave the decision to your own ‘
eyes. your own judgement.
lion’s Panto. shot), up.
There an. lamina item Ill
Fill"? In [locomotion every-
II I
Bov’FII Bolts. Ion.
W.
D. Gottlieb
II non. inn onset.
avenue. last evening and this Inorniux.’ '
Went to the horn.
TAFFETA SILK SUITS.
I. ‘ ' DUET QOATE
LINEN BUITS
F‘EHIRT WAIBTB.
may
4F? NORTH MAIN STREET,
80th N rwnlk. Conn.
PRIME MEATS. .
The choicest Lamb, Veal and fleet
ls ready to fill customers' orders at all
times.
We. are particular about the quality
and condition of stock and purchase no-
thing which falls below our standard.
These cuts and prices are samples of
how wall We can serve you.
NEW CENTURY MARKET.
Adam Steinwald. Preprletor.
my Block. 80. Main St
. GOV. M'LEAN iN NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN, May 28—«Governor
McLean and membeis of his stuff at-
tended the exercises today accompany
ing the laying of the comer stone of
the. new Y. M. building in Tom.
pie street. The that part of the pr-o
gram was held in theI Grand Opeio
cortcd by It parade. of which General E.
ii). Bradley was chief marshal. Aftci a
conceit. ihet report or the building eonr
Inittee was read and II history oi' the
local organization was given by Prof
ii‘runk Saunders, Ph. II.. of Late Uni-
versity. The layln of the cotner stone
was performed byi§nl0fll0l McLean at
the conclusion of tie IIXIIrIIises in the
Opera House.
MEDICAL LIFE IglEURANCE DIREC-
HARTFORD Ma) 28~—'lhe annual
meeting of the Association otddt‘o in
surancc Medical DireI toIs is being noiti
III the Hunt Memorial building today
the session opening at ll oclock this
Innining with a good attendance ox
linrti’oid members and about twenty
Iour visiting physicians. The meeting
Vine called to artist by the president
Iir. George R. Shepherd. of Connecticut
’Vlutuai life insurance Company. oi
this city. The session VIIhiIIh will Ion
tinIIII tomorrow. is devoted to matters
of peculiar interest III the association
and the meeting is not open to tht
public.
Here the are with the
SKIRTS.
Serge Skirts. flaring. nicely tailored
$1.95, value $2.50.
Brilliantine Skirts in black and
blues, at $3.49, value $3.93.
Cheviot Serge Skirts. graduate
liounI-II. trimmed with satin and lined
with near silk, $4.49. actual value. 36.
A high grade figured brilliantine
Ikirt. June pattern, something strictly
up to date. in accordion plaited with
Intin trimmings and near silk lining.
54.98. Actual value $8.00.
M. Kreso .ithISiS. Fox,
House. whithet the governor was es ,
The Fair Cloak Store
Trustworthy Skirts and Shirt Waists.
for your Summer wardrobe.
It's a Special Sale that means Cut Prices but No out In the duality.
i
112 piece Dinner and Tea Sets.
Io piece Decorated Toilet Sets.
white,
Decorated Dinner. Tea or kast. Plates.
English Porcelain Tea Cups and Saucers.
English Porcelain Platters, large size,
so. 2‘ onzerrrrnuxitmise.
SPECIAL SALL 0F F .
Tailor Made Suits and a
LADIES' 'i \IIOR iii ADE Si i"Si
$995-
$i.98.
10C. ea.
9c.
29c.
MADE or ALL WOOL SERGE, HOMESPUN AND
‘ VENIZTIAN CLt)i‘ii.IN BLACK. .\'.~\\ I, BROWN, BLUE AND GREY MIXTURES, DRAll
j ANDTAN SHADES,MADE IN THE LATEST STYLES, WI’l‘l—i ETON on FLY FRONT
, JACKETS; 'IIIIIIVIMINIIS AND I ININus or THE BEST MA'IIIIDIALS. CHOICE or ANY
SUit IN "IIII: LO'l, WHILE 1111 V LAS'I roe $0.00.
9 Mo. 00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR
$1...» BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR
$15.00 BLACK TAFFETA" SILK SKIRTS FOR
$18.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR
HOUSEFURNISBING DEPARTMENT.
. . . . . . $7.50.
. . . . . $9.00.
. , . . . . . $10.00.
. . . . . $12-50.
Granite Iron Ham Boilers. 950.
8 inch Nickle Tea Kettles, 95c.
8 quart Heavy Tin Milk Pans, Izc.
Tack Hammers and Tack Lifters, 7c.
Stove Brushes, 8c.
Wooden Spoons, ‘ F I, i so.
TRISTRAM & HYKTT,
it was evident in his swagger that
the was II scion of the British RIISIOCI‘J-
cy. and the most casual observer could
not have failed to note that he was a
.stiunger to the city. He touched a
f well dressed, nubIIrn- haired young man
who was loitering in front of a Broad-
way hotel on the shoulder.
“Pardon me. my dear man, but could
i tIouble you [or a mulch?"
i Ai‘tei lighting his cigm he contin-
‘ tied. "Rah Jove this is a remarkable
city. This is me first visit. to New
York. Il‘ ye know? I'm II dcuced rtrnu
ger, but on the other sidc l in I. not so. I
of importance: I am Sir linnris i)a"~
fy knight of the garter. knight of the
bath knight of the double eagle,
knight of the iron cross D'Vc mind
telling me your name. me dear man?”
Replied he oi‘ the aubnin hair. in It
deep. rich brogue:
‘ “Me name is Michael Murphy. night
before last night below. that. last
night, tonight and every night—Mich-
ael Murphy. :‘lndianupolis Sun
Skirt and Shirt Waist
SHIRT WAISTS. .
Twenty- five different styles in white
and various colors; many Iliil'erent pat
terns both tucked and plain: sailor
collars. insertion and lace. Prices
range from 49c to $2.50.
l..arge variety of colors in silk Shirt-
wnists will be closed out at $1.98 and
up to $7.50.
SOMETHING SPECIAL IN SUITS.
Spring Stilts In diflerent colors must
be closed out. We will accept bargain
prices. .
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Dresses. Suits and Skirts made to
order Iioin yotII own material or we
will furnish the goods.
LEISERSON
88 WASHINGTON STREET:
reunion“
Fsuit and Fancy Petticoats, and CI'III
Lodlcp' Tailors and Dressmakers.
scum NORWALK. cons.
Owing to the death of Mr: Scofield of our firm. the entire stock
is to be sold at once regardless of cast. ,
Bicycle Skirts. Rainy-day Skirts
Ilrens garments at lowest possible
prices.
BROTHERS.
l
$.74 $1
lx' EI'T
\'(‘)LT R
GREAT
MENTS. ‘
.I’
SEE 0L RS
WE HAVE ABOUT
ntousn SL'l'i‘.
CLOSING I)i"l‘ FOR $3.75.
YIIU FROM
\Vli ARE
IN ALL OUR
A NICE
CLOTH ES.
IOC K BEFORE
THES §AME
()NE
SHOIV BOYS3 '108 \\ IIICH WE
TH 13
NORWALK, CONN.
29931 West
Washington Street.
I 'I‘oII MANY RAINY IIII'S 'l‘lIIS SEASON HAS
A I“; it EAT M A N v (I r
SPRING
R E IIIfIf'I‘IcINs
Now ilI‘ YOL' \\' ANT
MAD}: SUIT SILK VIVAIST OR SKIRI CALL AND
BUYING ELSEWHERE.
we CAN PLEASE you IN PRICE, QUALITY AND
STYLE. IIL'R TERMS ARE
llL'YlNG
MAKING
DEPART—
T \iLOR-
SMALL DEPOSIT AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE AND ONE
DOLLAR WEEKLY UNTIL PAID. ACCOUNTS
OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
DOZEN RUSSIAN
‘ZARI‘
FORMER PRICE $7.00.
COME AND SEE OUR LINE or: SHIRT WAIS’I’S.
EVERYBODY SAYS we nave
SOR'l‘ileN'l‘ IN THE TWIN CITIES. PRICES FROM
50 CENTS 'i‘O $4.5... “ "
BEST AS—
29yand 51.,wéuwiishinaion Street
WHEELS.
Greatest Bargains Ever
offered in
WHEELS;
COLUMBIA BICYCLES
25 Columbia FSDecial Bicycles will be sold for
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