Evening sentinel, Friday, August 2, 1901 · page 8

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' To coeeeyco left-om 1 to 2 pain

lined i. ,9
’1“ noonm'i‘he etaguw
, 9 9 invited two attacks
‘ b‘ rs. w on they centered up
i l tntocir :down 5%. ,
were reflected in
angers; Poultice and
9 in Norfolk & West»
yzlr vandal? ‘0le Gail.
9t selling spaced to cause the
atoll Gila rose 2% dad
at Inlap ~

1 p. inc-«Extreme
«fiche {rum last night’s prices during

1’ ill;
ineon. Ranges 8: Texas Preferred and
Boutlrweatarns {senor ally. the bitumine-
' People’s Gas and
The
g.9 rel market ‘waa but align ly all
failed and United States Steel stocks

,1 9 got only a shade under the opening.

WALL STREET. 2 p in «There
was a dash tory rally reaching about a
point in [in on Pacific. St. Paul. Atchi-
can. Sonar. People’s Gas and United

‘ Staten Steel common bud preferred.
‘9 The general market sank back into
‘ lethargy.

9 your: QUOTATIONS.
‘ heported over; private wtre or 21.14
Robina. commletibn broker. Ewart: A

I 9 cornru's block. South Norwalk:

1;
,l', go beheld A
‘t‘ cos were ut

he .left him on
hitting of her

”on ion. until a
at the home in
tuning. stating

led the night he-
dn rennin
ted the aims-

his were made for
.359 place on Tuee
being in a plot in
euro 9ry. The pay
by wi l'll mark the

. J. H.
Boleoom stakes

ch. with 200 any
ill the Hoteusla any.
Allowance .iilly, ridd‘o‘n
ediblrd in the lat-

st2v~The urst
thirty-sixth annual
” Haven district

exporters of moot
' 99ers are already

"i
ugust 2—Secro-
29 last night for
,‘ wick and New
rbhnhly a month.
thornoy General
and Secretary

It 2.~—jl;5vild ‘L
eyr a, at y n:
Patrick in can
ternary ci a
loo. were 3:

t.

‘Am. 8. It. 096.. 140% 140% 137%

. Bolt. 8?. Ohio, 96%

“g. cons. $308.21

 

Open High Low
.33 33 32%

1:30
32%
137%

Am. Cot. Oil,

Atchleml. . 7354 rill/9 71%
Aibhlsoa. pill. 95% 051/. 93%
96% 96
Bkyn R. '1‘. 76% 7615’; 75%
(lines. & Ohio. 4659 46% 45%
i.‘ M. &St. P. 160 160% 157%
Chi. It. i _& P. 138 138 135%
U S. Steel. 42% 42% 41%
I.l'S. Steel pfd9. 91% 01‘ ad Elli-l;
Lou. & Nash}; 101% 101% 101
Nor it West, 53% 5353 52
hlan. Conant, 117%; 117% ll?
Metropolitan, 166
Misc. Pacific. 071,4 971,4 97
Ni? concede/.1515”
N Y.. 0. &W.. 32% 83 32%
Pennsylvania 44 145 ill
People’s Gas. 114% 114i]. 113
Phil. & Read. 42% 42% 4.1%
i’. 8.: R. pfd., 761,4
Sou. Railway, 29% 29134 29%
Sou. Ry. old. 84% 84% 8'4
Sou. Pacific. 55% 55% 58%
62 611/;

295$;
84

Tenn. C. & l., 62 lily;
U. 8. Leather. 13 131,4 1214; 1251»
Us; 1500. Nil. 70 9
U. S. Rubber. 19 19 llilé
Union Pacific. 98% 98% 2le
Un. Pac. [filth 881.5, 889$
Wabash. bid. 89% 40% 39
WASHINGTON. August 2—.-Goveru-
ment receipts: From internal revenue.
$799, 201: customs. $827. 487: miscellan-
Expenditures. 81385. ~
000. -
lNVESTlGATlNG POLICEMAN‘E
DEATH.

NEW HAVEN. August 2—-'l‘lle most
important development in today's in
vastlgaiiou of the death of Policeman
Hugh McKeon. who was killed Wed
holiday morning while about to raid on
alleged disorderly house in Prlndle Al
icy. was the announcement on the
beat of authority that no doors were
broken down by any oi the ohlcérs on.
raped in the raid Contrary to prev-
ioua stutementa. it is now given out
that the. door of the house was not what
toned or pushed in but wan opened to
the officers by Andrea liaudano. the
keeper of the house who is now under
arreat. Much has been made of the
claim that the defence would find a
convicnt loop hole in the allegation
that though the officers had no war-
rant. they broke down the door. ano

. that therefbre in a sense. iaudano' wail

inclined in resisting and defending ale
property.

All the report of Coroner Mix linda
that omccr Mokeon came to bill death
at the hands at Laudano. it is expected
that a warrant will be tuned into this
afternoon. charging the man with mur‘
dcr. and he will be formally mooted
under it. Since his capture mu after‘
the shooting. beam has been tech
hlcitlly an n witnm lie will he or-
thinned lit the city court tomorrow.

'~ Nollie stator the which whose
masquerading in male more bed the
311502?!“qu attempt It'll: rind“? .wn'tiIi in
the on o e charm

lit; 5 dloordorly
an eye

' in will hold on

~ when culled oh Nepal: all

which failed to

boat's unsatisfactory be

54% 4

item. _.

 

inpauy‘ intuit!

‘ p oney w‘ not, paid today.
Jeni: h wro Receiver non

funds, “b

i “had no power to

9 . {tho who bf ehloi
1“check put up by the

ill
. ther than any
. company or the p ,
scallop. The men are. always

once when the or
l’
race. and more a eclully in t ‘6 run
down the win tut 'e iiret to the
echoed mark; the, entitle the ihdepen:
deuce were not bundled as smartly as
those of the Columbia. This criticism
appliee to the ‘pluplker principally.
52%“ out' after being

x'perte who were on
board the Boston yacht yesterday have
expressed the opinion ih lit the hoop!
was kept in too flat earl "
to this circhmata'nce the
,‘Pcreo‘tih
whose judgment on ydclit'l’no matters is
entitled to respect have how Mel]
their minds that in light weather the
independence is inferior to the comm.

bin in any point of sailing When heel~

lug over to a commanding breeze she
shows remarkable speed. With the
wind abearp or thereabouta she can
tackle any éailing yacht afloat. while in
n reeling breeze in smooth water and
ouuht to prove a wonder.

Tho significance oi this expert class-
ification of the qualities of the Boston
boat. as far as her ambitions an a clip
defender are concerned. will he‘llppaik
ent when it is recalled that in races tor
the Americas cup of late years, topiv
"riddle have only had to be housed twice.
once by the Puritan ahd once by the
Vlullant.

These observations; however. are
considered rank heresy by the men on
board the independence. who insist .
that she is the best racing craft in on
istence. Sailors on someiof the other ‘

yachts declare that generous treatment. ..
‘ good food and prize money every new
and than have much to do with the icy» ~

ally of the crew of the independence.

CORRESPONDENCE MADE PUBLIC. . ’

m

Navy Department Malice Public Lot-
tern irom Admiral Kimberly.

Wasnluorou. August 241:5 Navy
Department «did not. announce today a

successor to Admiral Kimberly on the ,.

Schley court of inquiry. The tollowrug
correspondence with Admiral Kimberly
relative to the letters declination. was
made public today: .
SWent Newton. Mesa. July 29,1901

lr
lodge the receipt of prescript or a court
of inquiry, which is to convene on the;
12th or September to which i am named
nan member. i regret to have to w
quest that i may be detached from said

.duty. owing- to disability from a weak

heart. and its attending complications.
being under medical treatment to the
same. 9 9

Much to my mortlflcatlon this is the
ilrnt department order that I am am
able to honor during a naval life or
flitydlve years.

i am very respectfully. your obedient ‘ ,

Servant,
- L. A. KIMBERLEY.
Rear Admiral LLB. N. lret'd.)

John D Long. Secretary 0! the Navy. "

Washington!) .
Navy Department.‘
Washington. D. 0.9, August 2,1901.
Sir: The monument is in receipt of

many lineman alto

doieiid the

I have the honor to «1:116» ‘

penny to bind the 9a

to mom Delta. , Mr. Betta was not
in thin city today. and it was reported
- that be bud gone to Now-

r.lr Further

developments are audio 9 ’nwaited by

the bondh.oidere.9..
femor- A "All
MANCHESTER .

_ HER eanv.
ll Sllflt ‘ZWMJ‘D

Judie Linenso30 inches wide. in all qualities,
Apron Lawns. 40 in. wide. plain. fancy ahd hcmstltche orders.

". Dimitv, large variety of patterns, in stripes and chccigs, all qualities, I

Persian Lawns. a very fine and shear fabric. the mo5t pepular line this season.
WaSh Chiiion. something new, 40 inches} Wide. .

White P. K.. In all sizes oi cords and fancy patterns. ‘
Fancy White Goods, :5 openwork. stripels5checks and clouds. all ueWeSl patterns. l

Gaelettl oi Bostonnreturned home‘ yes- .

hire Fred Demana. the leonl eta

tide she became op absorbed with her‘

bundles that she boarded the 2:14 train

nod it started all before she discovered

that she had forgotten her beby; Her
frantic about: attracted the attention

or the conductor dad he stopped the

train and allowed her to return he the
wait room to get the infant.

W
‘i‘VleN ‘l'liiAL we. 25.

PHILADELFHIA.‘ Aunullt‘ 2m'l‘he
first class battleship Newman, built by
the Cramps for the librarian govern-
ment. will be taken to the government
course of! the New Eugi ad coast on
the builders’ omcial trla trip on An-
gu‘ist 25. or September 5. Under the
specifications the ship must show a
speed of 18 knots an hour for 12 hours.
There will be another trial in October
after the vessel is fitthd out, which will
he the oiliclai trial of the Russian gov~
ornmoat.

DEFENDING CANADA’S OUP.

OlichGO. August 2.-~Cadillac and
Milwaukee were echoduled to start at

1:30 p. on, today in the Second of the
W‘tfl‘ .

series oi re the which “£51

1 Broiled f’LOts.

Summer .
Uil‘derwear

. 1”“ .9“

All We and lSC values. '

l. [Milli SON.

Clothiers, Tailors,
Hatters.Fomlshers. .

'9 85 WashingtonSlmr ‘
Solarium '

your letter of 29th or July, expression _

a rexrct on your part at hemp obliged ,

to ask that you may be detached from
the duty of serving upon the court of
inquiry. convened the‘ 129th of Septem
her next. The department learns, with
regret. that you are suffering from a
weak heart and its attending complicit-ed
tlone. for which you are under medical
troetmcnt. Such being the ease the do.»
pertinent is reluctatntl‘y compelled to
grout your request. ..

-Your letter continued: "Much to my
mortlhcation, this is the first depart-9
moot order that i run unbblo to honor.
during a naval life of titty-live yearn.”

Let mo hasten to assure you tltot
there in no coupe for modification at

this incident. . On In: contrary it af- .

lords an opportunity of which the de‘d r

pertinent gladly avnlhs itself to, con- ‘
.nratulate you for a record on loyal to

mire and manicure
upon the court. 1 *
Permit me to e

. DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 53..

‘cuiatlon in said

A2 it

visiting Mr. and -

Three-burnerlhl Stoves,
Mason Emit Jars.
Water Bottles,
Decorated Toilet Sets,
Six inch Fernerv.

Decorated Clips and Saucers, each.

Tristram 8: Hyatt,

exposlrlou ATfiNDANdE 2.742.

BUFFALO. N. Y.. August 2w‘l‘nc
bureau of admissions announces the at-

tendance at the Pan-American during.

the first three months ending at mid
night on July 2! as 2 742. 908. With
the exception pt. one. week the admis-
sion»: have shown a steady increase.

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.

Pro-
bate Court. August let. A. D. 1901.
Estate of Beulamia Robertson. late

of Norwallr. in paid district, deceased;
Older d, Thai. the executrix exhibit

her ad ulsttation account to this
court for adjustment at the Probate

office in Norwolk. on the 13th day of ,

August, 1901, at 10 o'clock ioronoon;
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof. the ex-
ecutrix will cause this order to be
published in a new damper having a ole;
istrict and post a
copy thereof on the also post in said
Norwalll. nearest the place whore the
deceased last dwelt at least ten days
before said 13th day of August. 1901.
HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge.

...o« 4.4 4. ,

SOLVENT NOTiCE.

DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 88.. PM)-

BATE COURT. Augusti. A D. 1901

Estate. "of Caroline Taylor, late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.

The Court 0! Probate for the district
of Norwalk hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereoi for

' the creditors of said estate to exhibit

their claims for settlement. 'l‘llose

‘ 9 who neglect to present their accounts.

properly attested. within aald tithe
will be dobarred a recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate are re-

chested to make immediate payment

THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUfiT 00..
Administrator. 0 T. A

 

95.15.55.551. more. =

“The underpinned have this day form-
a co-partnerehl p for the purpose of

carrying on the grocery trade at the

store 208 minimum street. termed!
occupied by Daniel L’Hommedleu. said
drill to be known on L'HONMEDIEU
91108.. and c‘oatinus’ for 5 years union's
sooner di'ubl‘vod by mutual consent. 9
DANIEL L'NOHMEDIEU.

J. R; L'HOIIMEDIEU.
south Norwoik. Goon. Aux. 1.3031;

n.

men 55
your health will continue to improre‘ .

that in future. noun in. loot ordu‘
mile. IMO!

“ * Pocketbook

”V ‘ 950d; incline; them out new

Openers '
lleingll Shirts.

Have been told that they are
excellent values at 39c and

 

 

 

Jelly Tumblers, doz.. - .9. ,'

9 Extra, Caps for Mason Jars,

Salts; on Peppers. platted tens,

Six ide‘h‘ J‘ardimere and Pedestal. 9
Decorated Tea or Breakfast plate. eac
Decorated Fruit Saucers; each 9'

l

Sil l5
09¢
39c ‘

$1.98
25c
l0c

‘ 9‘9Norwalk:

t

.1

Mid SummerSale

Great reductions in even) dephrtmept:
Ladies” Linen Skirts from 72655 to $5 50.
Chamllrall Dresses for ladies. dilue and old
rose 35198 White Lawn WalSts from 7950
to $2. 50. A lame assorlmppi of Color-
ed Shirt Waisls at areailu reduced prices.

MILLINER Y.

Evelulhlaa ill this department ubu can bull
at pour own price. Sailors from 250 to
980; all worth double the price. ”

0UR CLOTHING DEPT.

¥ Which is the nest complete and faraesi in

the twin cities, has been creailll reduced. 5 A
look into our lame middle windOW will mile
uou all idea of the different Sibles we calm
in stock. Suits from $6 98 to $15. 96

CASH 0R CREDIT

Prices the same. We sell list as cheap. in
some instances cheaper. than the sci-called.
cash houses. 9

Accounts opened With everubodu