‘ Aapociatlon. desire to
' pron
' statomcnt of the buslncan or nothing
V, o’cloc. tho time
on . as usual in
1‘) die out as the
“ by 9: 30 o'clock
castrate oil photo
on roll. without a
The breeze
e and up in
three yachts.
Oi the racers,
the“ tide than
.. Milo obnorvemon
lie canistruxtlling for
e raced, against
was romnrkubly
tit light all Block Is-
wo miles away
it scan through A glass
d yen the buildings
bible
‘ he breeze in chore
'r e Sunnided and m
doomed little prospect of
on to start the yachts
, an hour luten
ppenrnncc coming
on; She followed by
gotta, in tow of one at
while the others
v '1‘be racers on
tithécat but was still
the yuchts had large
' pinch todoy was
. illitll did
yacht was
g in the proper
l' “ eudsailn were up
”all looted out to the
MUM“ hor on—
he Morgan boat
tow She had her
and“ it seemed to
lied at the some
" was signalled as
it given at 11. “
t i" no Whittle for
. loaded .
- “ct
. illnitod Staten '
do no vtion‘ his city. no cooler-
urne at 12 oclock, to,meot
2 oclock. When 0 meet
. "wa,
the members of the
interactive board at th
innlgamated
y emphatic-
any the reports published of expres-
. aloha oi! oi dinngroement among us. We
di 1.
of thckwork luglbro the
f to importation
nd no member hue“ ex;
d any opinion or given out any
of the tendons oi the members one
been made public Neither will our
reports he issued until a definite con
clnuion has been roached Wo ore
oimpiyirying to reach a settlement
which shall be honorable and satisfac-
torv to all; concornc‘d.
The big moons have now sailed over
bolt the distance to the demand mnrit
Columbia leading tho Independence by
about hall a milo. The Boston hoot
accrue to have dropped behind some
during the lost, ten minutes, in fact she
socme unable to ndd’t’two of tho ynwln
’nlthough the Columbia went by thorn
quite handily
The Columbia and independence held
off shore until nearly 1 o‘clock. before
heading for the first mark. The dude-
pendenco seemed to keep dropping off
to leeward all the time. Although from
this point it seemed us it she won loot-
inc just as lost. Alter holding the port
took about fifteen minutes the Inde-
ocndence seemed to gain This gain
was almost lmpercoptlble at first. but it
gradually increased until at the first
mark she was but little over a minute
cistern of the Columbia.
This gain was evicdntly due to the
increased breeze. which freshoucd to
about eightknots. The Columbia turn—
ed the first mark at 1:32:45. and the in:
dependence at 1:33:55. as seen from
shore All three yawla had however,
turned ahead of them having bentoii
out the two ninety- doctoral, by hugging
J tho Narragansett shore.
With‘ sheets well off and lidlloon jihil
“"91 all the yachts hcndcd fur the nod;
ond mark ten miles now. On the
first three miles the indnpondenoe
doomed to gain some. but otter 11
miles had been called tho reintivo nod
:itiona of the two ydohts won about the
v o Alter halt . l
was called Columbia comm label
on at. "the first mark.
“ n dirt and had pulled out
on the Independenco or nearly
all
0n the run to the second merit. the r,
lndependenco changed her bail don glib
for her No.1 jib topsoil and of or this
she scorned to not go as well.
2:86J‘ {on woolnmbia turned second
mark at“ :35 10 and headed lor tile
finish The Independence about u mile
«intern. .
COLD BLOODED MURDER.
LONDON August 1-—_—A despatcb
from Lord Kitchener Bay's:
h ports that be hes received
K‘ritzlng or (a Boat cum-v
hi’nli‘oot oi outlines in British employ.
betiie; “armor or unarmed. Many
bloodod mnrdo‘r of natives ., .
d the [allowing statement was:
. n. so, onion: ‘ 7 fish
idorbrtn ”mo nth N - , 1;: Minutes item the local societic‘s.
sport that ” on
"t wo mun warc coining lrorn Apollo ‘
Trains are clouolir Watched and t e a
river trout patrolled all night, but no
new mun arrived .
The: strike situation at McKooapori
in without change. No charts to re-
Junie oilerations have been made at ,
mirror the Devotees Wood or
murmur
plants, but everything is in roadinesii
for an curly start with tho old men it
a settlement is enema and with new
ones it the conference rejects tho
peace nropoelton.
v‘ooAv m WALL sinner.
WALL STREET. ill): 10 a. ni.-'l‘hd
rebound in the Unltod States Steel
stock from yesterday a depression was
the influential (actor in an opening
rice in prices all around. Five thon-
aand shares or Uriitcd Enrico Stool
sold at 43 to 43%. compared with mg
Inst night and 2 .000 shores of the pro
lerrcd at 92 to 92%, compared with 91
last night Sugar was forced down it
point on the contemplated opposition
refinery. Changes otherwise were true
tional Dealings Were on only a. small
conic outside of the three clocks upon.
flei
WALL STREET li a in. wPrloes ad-
vanced alter some wavering United
States Steel rose 1% and the prelerred
2%. A rise of 2 points in Norfolk A:
Western was followed by the soft cool
and anthracite roada. some of which
advanced a point The stringers, Paci—
iicao and Southwesternn were strong
with the exception oi! know 6’: Tenn
preferred. which lost a point, and St.
Louis Southwestern Preferred Cannd-'
inn Pnciilc advanced in company with
the group. gains reaching a point or
more Amalgamated Copper, Tennes-
see Coal and Pooplo' a Gas rose 1 to 1%.
and Sugar nearly renovated its decline.
but fell to the lowest again. and the
general market yielded tractjpna all
nroun d.
WALL STREET. noon ~The coolers
were the feature of. the market and
showed gains of between i and
points. The Readings and Erica lead;
inn and Pennsylvania and Baltimore &:
Ohio coming strongly into the move
moot Wabash Preferred and St.
Louis ii: San Francisco Cummon and
Second Pnelcrred rose 1% to 2. Unit
:5 ed States Steel made another odvanco’
'points over last night. The son
sounded very. slightly
. 7 . r be ‘ 6?
lid “to fiends
n “59mm“
on out oill‘uei toll . .
L 81‘ REET. ~‘~A light:
selling modempnt- mode rmapid inroade
upon prices, con-yin; o it other of. the
end
i he beatv‘ united
and 1. Paul sold it
Sail.
cline 512%
TODAY'S QUOTATIO
1 Reported over private who
Brahma. «mourn brokor.
Gen ilish ‘Lovl
oppnront some time
acrn :- iron“ '3 from A to:
.‘Stl ‘
orado Fuél chow (1' ad , .
‘ no. room
com ttad suicide by singing clone to
3 er, and by vote of tour: was kept
p “5 watch by def and confined in
room rby might but windows were’ not
incited and barred " ’i‘h'e houoe which
was burned belonged to Macon D.
Squires.
WW
shamans oinctes aunpmsap.
Phillip: Transfers bin Trade
o‘McRo‘ynoldi A Co. .
CHICAGO. August l-Boord or
Trade and occlusion circles generally
wot-c oterticdto bv the announce
mom that the Gnome H Phillipa Coma
pony, which became famous, through
dis pool operations in the Chicago corn
nit during the point year. had trans»
liorred all its open trades to Mellow
holds it complicityfl it. was at brat rm
worm! that a iar dololcntion nod
been discovered l on examination or
the books but thi a rov'éd untrue. m.
in; its only funnd ’ "on in the loot that
one oi! tho head , hoover-a was con
hood to his bani? y illness
Look of fucliti ' tor the proper
clerical used: of 9 concern, Which
bud acquired on on ‘rmous commiulon
trade, were. according to a statement
given The Aatocintod Press by Attor
hey Johns Goodwin. a represento
tive of. the: law firm of Black a: Good
win. who has takepncharxo of 9 com
corn King
pany' s Affairs. on dole reason or («111- 4
norarilv ousoeud‘in businon. The
tangled condition 9 the book's became
ago. when the
Board of 'l’rn o directors ruled that
the Phillips
to each member of the May corn pom
'a detailed account or the entire tron
suction. A largo lords: was then put
to work on the boo ii and in their ef-
lorto to disentang’l the multitudlhouo
trodes it became apparent that every
trade on the companya books since
2 November 1900 would have to be
checkcd over. cutalii‘n: an enormous
amount of work. As the tirm' a busl
.nous kept increasing at a remarkable
rate the machinery or the house was
found inadequate and at midnight on
July 31 it was decided to simply truno~
for all trades and for the time being
throw the outlines: of the house into
other bands until a complete new out
of books shall have been compiled.
Mr. Phillips. while regretting tho. no
density or thin notion. said it. was lit.
. .Ivsolutoly the only course open to him. ‘
‘ This does not mean we urn quitting
tiff“, a. point and:
budlnecc " he said. " “0n the contrary,
We shall execute all orders. but will
have to nah that the usual martin: oc- .
_ Openers i
be Hold in Why '
tompony‘ all order: until our books
bro checked over" .
Wa-
TOTAL ABSI'INENCE UNION.
e 0’ thoilc Tomi Abctlnence Un-
ion wi hold its adnucl stoic conven-
orllyi‘ an the third Tuesday in
tuber. the in reticulation to be
t ‘ aim-it of at. Mary's. 0! Now in.
amen .. out to the bydlufli .
Ibo tr dolor o! mambo"
titty l{notion and Job
trounce another
hie will provide for o
. ot the luv-
corb'ot l
iiuusdili Furniture!
mutiny should furnish ,
‘ :Water Bottles... 1». ..
i ‘ Decorated T’odet sols.
“Six' inch‘ Fernérv, .
‘iDecorated Cops'and Saucers, each.
1
the $21199. Bald Shormoum was a dot» ‘f
serous and revengelui man. a, town ‘
Mitchell 8: Son. 1
AUCTION
Will 861159 Public Auction on
Friday, August 2d
At 2 o'clock“ p‘. in” at the late rcsl
dohcc of no. eyrnour (deceased) 1
Madison shoot, fioutn Norwnlk Conn.
all the “
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
of all desert tlons.
Bole posit vc. Particulars of Henry
Seymour, ounciitdr, or '
MITCHELL & EON.
‘ ,4,
' Auctioneers.
‘ ‘ .i
‘19 it.
omen“ or «0116:.
illd'l'nlc'l‘mIii ORWALK. 33.. PRO
BATE August'i. .n. nun.
Estate 0153! lot lid Mil a. late of
Norwalk, in said dintrict deceased
Whereas, written a plication has
been madam) t in Cour praying, for
reasons tool-din t forth for an order
or sale of certain real estate or said
declined which is lully described in
said application. .
Ordered Thai: said application be
henrd and determined at the Probate
Oillce in Norwalk on the 8th day of Au-
st,1901 at‘ 10 o’clock intention: and
hat public notice then-col be given to
F11 persons interested therein by null-
isbing this order in a newspaper bar»
in; a circulation in said district at
least live any: before said dow‘ ‘02 hour-
ins.
HENRY W GREGORY
til it n: Judge.
‘ I I y i ..., I
Pocketbook
Auctioneers
$1. 911' _.
2'5c
10c
Leading Guibiiern for lien.
WOmen and Children. .
Mid *‘ummer 5 le
Great deductions in crew department
Ladios Linen Skirts from 5567i?) 5% 50.
Chaulblau Dresses for ladies. blue and old ,
rose. $1.95 White Lawn Whists from 750
to $2.50 A hide assortment of Color-
ed Shirl WhiSts at greailil reduced prices.
MILLINER Y.
Everulhing in this department non Can him
at uour own price. . Sailms from 25610
950; all worth dOuble the price
OUR CLOTHING DEPT
“I
‘jl
look into our lame middlc window on re
you an idea of the different slides wc‘ cairn
Prices the Same We seili ¥
some Instance cheaper. than
cash houses? ‘
Norwalk Chronicler