a1 runes
til _ National P“
‘Osrsmen this
, econil and
into, singles,
% calmed the market at 10: 30. The heur‘
a yesterday.
. nts olitered for
‘nts merely pulled
Q1 nurse to keep them
i "'3
,. the' world’ s chem
‘ last year. the
the Winni-
W QT 11 Athletic Club
‘11 this race has been
money probably be
test than on all the
We or. anybody' a race,
‘clphluns are saving
' shard trial. The
“having been defeated
_mediate' sights, in
point of interest is
TenEyck the win
cud Sculls at Henley
,of Boston ior the
hip. Greer is up
,but the large Boa
. o confident of his
list it. is freely placing
o defeat the W01 center
tioual tools is also look-
sttclass event. The
Vespeis is
its defeat by the
erday, and between
at Canadians. good
internal revenue
at
onion, went on a
'll‘iey-w were am-
‘, this morning
,. is ground Posse
“ recover the
rites has telegraph
on; that every-
» no to recovm
maxed.
C hurls: 11.11.1-
ll card, reached
it , , less ‘1iunorti‘1nt
~Wesicrn preferred Amid Lake Erie
. west 8, Rock island 4% and leading
ly 20 ~Coininis/
. Union Pacific. 10:1
. Legal tender, increased,
. TIlophonI Talk to be Cheap"- After
store or Starr
The loss
1111c operator
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Southern Pociiic and T
Fluctuations were somewhat wider
stocks. Lschawau
General Else c and Rubber and
rising 114 and 3 and while Councils
ed Gas reached 111. Chicago Gr
.81: Western 5. Heavy realization sals‘i
prompt)! offered stocks freely an
drove St, Paul delta 214 Union Paciil
27,4, Erie second preferred 2%, Atohiu
son 1% Southern Paciilc 174 and Road
ins, Eric. the southwesterns, Sugar
and Amalaga‘insted Copper 1 to 1%
The United States Steel Stocks pro
{looted n ilrm trout but ware less no
we.
WALL STREET. noonwDeolines
reached 2 to 319; in Chicago & Alton. St.
Paul Preferred. C. C 0.11: St. Louis,
Chicago Terminal Preferred and Con:
.solidatsd (lac. The following rally
reached a point only in Union Pacific,
St. Paul and Alchisou. but prices were
buck near the loweIt when the bank
statement appeared. The bulls at~
tempted to mark up prices against the
bears, but they secured no following.
and the bears continued to sell. Prices
thereupon broke to the lowest of the
day. The decline below last night or
..St Paul reached 4, Union Pacific 3%,
Atchisou 3%. the preferred 2%, North-
railroads oi the Pacific. trunk line and
south groups, as well he the specialties
from 1 to 2 points. Front taking by the
bears caused iitful rallies, but the clos-
ing was active and weak, and not much
above the lowest. ' .
”room's, GUOTATIONI.
Reported over private won or ma
Bohme. commission broker. Bwartl is
Corbrtt’s block. South Norwalk:
Openlligh Low 1:30
‘Am. Cot. Oil. 281,191 2894' 28 28%
Am. 8. R. 00., 143% 113% 142% 142%
Am. Tob. 00., 131 131 '
Atohlson, 7414 74% 71% 72
Atchison, 1110.. 961,7; 96% 94 95
Bolt. 11 Ohio. 9614 ,_
llkyn. R. 'l‘.. 77% 78 77
Cites. & Ohio. 151/3 45% 44%
C. M. & St. P. 103 164 158%
0111. 11.1. it P. 145 145% 144
02 88
1'58
9.0.0.11: St. L.. 91%
on. 08.11.. 153
8 ion, 3914 39:14
89 .8814 88%
10714
D,
11. .Steel. 3914
U. s1. s1. pid., 88%
1041;. 104%
48% 48 48
1,1914
Lou. & Nash, 105%
Non. «it West. 38%
Man. Consol.,11994 118 118
168% 168% 168%
5514 551,4 55:14
10714
Metropolitan 1681/;
104% 104%
20
152%
M. K. & T. lift! 65%
Miss. Pacific, 106%
12
161 1.51%
32% 31% 31%
14514
Not. Lead 00.. 2014
. NY. C. &:-H. 152%
N. Y., 0. d: W., 32%
Pennsylvania.14514 148 14314.
People's Gas. 1141/4 114% 113% 113%
Phil. & Read. 10% 40% 391.4 39%
3014 29%
56% 54%
61% 691/;
101%
P. & R. pfdn 7 "A
Sou. Railway,
84
99%
Wabash. ‘ptdi. 39% 39% 38%
92% 92%
77%
4411
153%
14-111
no ,
Sou. l’ty. ptd.,
Sou. Pacigilc.
Tenn. C 811..
11.8. Leather,
West. Union. 91%
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves increased. 1 8,220,000
Loans. decreased.12,266,900
Specie, increased, 5.189.100
Circulation. increased. 80.6110
Deposits. decreased. . 8.418.800
1118.700
CHANGES 1N RATES.
”——
Jul y :11.
The Southern Now England Tole
phone company has sent the following
to local managers and chic! operat
0111:
"Commencing at midnight of July
31, Augustl, you will make the follow
lug changes in your tail lino rath:
First, the ton-minute night period will
be abolished. and a live minute period
will be substituted: second to polntI
where your mic is 6 10 or 16 cents.
your hiliht rule will be the Ionic for
nvominuto period; third, where your
day rate is 26 cents. your night rate
will be 16 cents lor I iivcsminlltc 11er-
tor: .iourih‘, y ‘ 111 Inc tli‘It mi: toll
uttiusdiths per
a Itr its trill be ordered,
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I Quest in human nature had never eon
college athletics a lost '
gtomy of the human bodyrmcn an
' so must be thoroughly examined and
. through liberty."
951,4 who have anything in them—4111' safer
_ trols the heart in the period when
' aroused and widening interest in col-
‘ advantages are great and permanent;
' the convictions”
sea or old man. who has
is and to play. who has no res one , ‘
., ngon Race; omits. £111, .150
olsxstion, who cares little to
elite in the outer world that 1‘
directly and narrowly 111111.11
kuoivn grand men who have 1) iron
wrecks lat-poly because the pie not.
(in thin: Must be said in deien .
mine who have c’i‘vsu years 01 special
vestlgatlon oi t e problems 01 1113111111
inervls‘o 1:111 direct the physicalultllf
the young people committed to hair
arse. Before athletic contests are
oslblc. the young people of our outing
over all the physical training. so vor-
ions and so useful which is now pro-
vided there is wise and careful over-
sight. '
I wish, first of all, to speak or the
moral advantages of college athletics.
A great preacher who is also an adu
cator said in my hearing recently that
the greatest college is the- gymnasium
lie said this deliberately, having had
wide experience with young men and
knowing the special temptations to
which they are exposed. President
Eliot wrote that "110 American college,
wherever situated possesses any met.
bod of discipline which uvails tor the
slipprcsslon or exclusion or tiles. The
vicious student. can find all means of
indulgence in the smallest village. and
the worst vices are the stillest. it is
a distant advantage of the German uui
varsity method that it does not pretend
to maintain any parental'cr monastic
discipline over its students. but (rank
ly tells them they miistgovarn them-
selves. The moral purpose or a uni
versity's policy should be to train men
to self-control and ' sell-reliance
There is a large measured! truth in
this expression of opinion-dint 1 tear
that if the gymnasium and the athlet-
ic field were taken out of the modern
college we should not be able to say
with President Eliot. that an active
and interesting university "is the sat
est place in the world for young men
than the counting room. shop-factory.
farm, barmck, iorecastle or ranch."
i believe that it is the general testi-
mony of careful observes. 11nd espec
ially of teachers of physical culture
that the athletic life is a moral safe-
guard for young men. it gives them
an outlet for their energies in the most
earnest. temptable an combative per-
iod of physical manho d; it helps to
send pure blood to the brain: it keeps
the mind from introspection: it con-
youth is most sensitive and sentiment-
al. and promotes an all-round health
fulness.
The aroused interest in athletics has
been a great advantage to women as
well as to men. and the new American
woman has a physical vigor and lorti
tude which gives promise of a. better
and stronger race. ’
From the observations which i have
made in the last few years of the
logo athletics 1 am pursuadad that the
that the evils Ire subordinate and tom
porary.
i always think of John Milton in
his youth as a man whose moral can;
use was backed by physical courage.
He was a fencer and One who loved
the outdoor life which he has pictured
in,“l.'Allegro” and "ii Pcusoroso." 1
always think of Washington as an out-
door man in whom there Was an al-
most perfect balance of the physical.
mental and moral qualities. Glad
stone was a great walker and could
wield the use with a vigor and slim
equal to his strength and expertncII
in debate. Charles Kingsley was an
outdoor man One who walks through
the quadrunllo of Oxford and 0am-
bridxo and notes the Finalist students
of today must be delighted with their
trash complexion. their leoIouI Itop,
their cleanly look Ind Wallfloomod
appearance.
manhood count to t
cm can he lound
studentI Insom- nabby and wool: in
men or the muniich universities”
the heoniiwllllng and dual nu (lo
student duel not Initially
phyIlcai strength Ind Iyinmutry.
Ili,, iii the butt cl
3 u. 1, 11011111711. Buy ind um.
ll‘cw Igooimcno of young '1 .
elIewhore. The German University ’
the comparison. in the (barium Irma!
we see oillom who Irssmorcililre the 7
a lover or
NA'l'iONA‘L ASSOCIATION RULES
TO OVER,"
Entrance. 10 Per Cent.
EntrlaI‘ will close July 24.
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MiNoRITV scram; oN SATTLE
sHiP‘s. ‘
WASHINGTON, July ‘ 20~Admlrol
Bradford of the naval board of con
structlon, today submitted to Secretary
Long a minority report on the propos-
ed new battleships The report favors
six and eight inch guns instead of a
seven loch gun in broadside batteries,
as recommended by the majority re
port Admiral Bradford also argues
for the retention of the superposed tur-
ret. He cites tho discussions leading
up to the adoption of plans for ships
now building. to show that the present
majority plan is not in line with the
best Judgment ll naval expects.
six"'u'ii‘.i.i:n m onuuxeu now.
SIDNEY. Nob. July 20~Grooh and
Austrian railroad graders met here
yesterday in deadly combat Six
(li'eelrs were wounded and one Aus-
trl was killed. A drunken row was
th, beginning 01 the difficulty.
W
UNKNOWN NEGRO LVNCHED.
CROWLEY 1111.. 20-,An un—
known negro wills 1y! 52111 here. last
night. An Officer accosted the negro. to
learn his business The negro iirod up
on the oillc‘cr and 111311.119 was finally
caught and taken to jail where a mob
took him from the bidders and lynched
him.
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Wednesday. Jillv 24th.
l‘iti loll oi the 11111111111111 low lilo.
ONLY .60
iron Tin: no§n no TRIP.
Excursion tickets... the number 01
which will he strictlv limited will be
good only on the special train and date
as above. and must be purchased be-
fore taking the curator regular taro
will be collected. Purchase in advance
and avoid disappointment on the day
at tho excursion.
Aspcolal express train. with First-
Class equipment will leave South Nor
walk. 7:15 a. 111.; Westport 7. 2211.111;
Southport 7: 33 a. 111., connecting at
New London with Steamer Block is
land. for Watch Hit] or Block island
Steamer due Watch Hill at 10: 55 a
111., Block island at 12:30 noon.
Returning. boat leaves Block island
at 2: 20 p. m.. and Wach Hill at 11: 35
p. in. Special return train leaves New
London at 6: 20 n. m.
0.1‘ HEMPBTEAD, eon. Pu. Apt.
Joust
a
samples of White Lawn
Waists, commencing Saturn
July 13th
have ever offered.
look them over.
The best values“ c141
Come in a‘ ,, if
Only
Six,
Left.
Only six of those $9. 00
Serge Suits remain. We of-
fer them new for $5. on per
Suit.
We also have only six
$12 Suits; ‘to close them out
quickly We have marked
them at $7. 50.
Other opportunities in
this Mid-s mar Sale are:
Men’s r nnel Suits at
$4. so; $1. so Straw Hats for
man and youth, at 75c.. and
Strawsdor the children at
‘ “109.
Underwear—Men’ 3 com-
plete stow value $1.00. now
75c., and Slack Shirts with
white stripe, never excelled
at 5012., we only ask 35c. ‘
Overalls for that young-
step—Blue, and we have a
novelty. it's of red material;
either kind, 25c. Sizes 3
to 14.
“D. GOTLIEB
spun L. OFFE‘“
, FOR THE
HOT SEAS
11 you w spiny stirrer,
tretching
Inmasinqi its purchasing power from 10 to 25
per cent. nil/mt is what
Suits;
Fluoride—what iii more Ica-
Ionablc? Have been Iollingm
Well at 919.00, reduced to $6.51).
A broken lot of Inn: for men
'- slid for the boy, the 1111ch thc
been ranging from ’6 t 115.
7/5“? choice at 11 great sacrifice.
that Dollar
we. are doing in order to
stir you up this morbid weather.
Underwear.
The thin‘Iortwethe kind you
my. thus hot days. The funny
wear-01 various colors and
Itandard in every respect, the
sec. sort for 44¢. ,
Balbrlgxou is always popular. ,
anywhere All The 11.1111 er
Herc iI I gI optimal: clinched? ‘
. White P K Skirts, $1.115.i
"White P. K. Skirts, $1. 98.
White P. K. Skirts, 2. 50.
Black And thine polka dot skirts
trimmed with insertion, $1298 to
$3 98
Buys‘ Wash Suits, 49c.
Boys' ‘Wash Suits, 65c. 'and 98o
WHITE WAISTS.
Litmus; wuss sums.
Pink and blue Chambray. sailor
collar and flare bottomsltirt. trim.
med with White braid, $1. 98
LADIES' WASH SUITS.
W ‘
M.
Linen and P. K.. sailor collar,
entire suit trimmed with insertion,
$550-
Wc have the best‘assortmcnt' 1n
the Turin Cities. Prices from 75c
to $11- so. , '-
up'w
;
l
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, ACCOUNT OPENED WITH EVERYBODY. SMALL
DEPOSIT AT '1‘ E TIME OF PURCHASE AND ONE D01»;
LAR WEEKLY UNTIL PAID. " -
Norwalk Chronicler