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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 5, 1901 · page 8

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tit point in at Paul, Atohison and
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121119111911 and Tonneam Coal yiold1ng

from 1% to 3 points Trading was v9ry

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around; The bunk holiday 91! London

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WALL STREET. noon—An oifort to
mark. up the United States Steel stocks
b'rought out large individual blocks,
and they yielded below the opening tig-
urea. The room traders perceiving the
immense amount or stock ‘wbich met
the rally promptly ottered largo am~
ounta oi other loading properuea. Prea-
sure was most severe against Union Pav
cine, Atchlson. Sugar and St Paul. and

' they quickly sold or! 1mm 2 to a points

below Samrdny’s close. Northwest
dropped 5% on one transaction and the
entire market ruled at the lowest priced
at the morning Railroad bonds were
quiet and easier.

WALL STREET. 111 tit-«Pressure
relaxed after mid-day, but 111919 was no
attempt maria to advance prices, and
the Small demand barely kept the mar-
ket steady. Pacific Mail dropped 51
points on three transactions. with a

1 spread of a point between each

WALL STREET. 2 p. m.-—Liquida~
11911 was resumed with increased vio-
lonce and prices crumbled away rapid-
ly as 111: professionals scaled down
their bids for atocka Tho nailing was
very general. but the more acute losses
wcic made by tho leaders of the var-
ions a'ctiv groups tar instance. Union
Paul and sugar These
properties fell from 3 to 4%. the loot
mentioned leading Losses of from 2
to 2% were very gené‘ral elsewhere, and
lilir:oisIOentrn1 broke 45":- The United

’ States 81991 were stocks which were

held above 40 and 90 respective. all day.
ilnaiiy broke under tremendous oner-
ings and the preferred reacted to 89%.
Prices were slightly above the lowest at
" o 'clock, bu‘t trading was nervous.

1 TODAY'S dUDTATIONS.

Reported over private Wire 01' 111. A
Bobme. commission broker. Sworn d1
Corbrtt’a block. South. Norwnilr:

Open High Low 1:30
Am Cot. Oil. 34 35% 34 39
Ants. 1109135111 135% 1331111 133%
Atchison 71% 72% 70% 70%
94 93 9811
131111.81 Ohio, 96 96 91% 9115
Bkyn. R. '1‘. 761A 75% 74% 711%
Can. 8911111.. 67% , 67%
(Yhos. &Ohlo, 45 45% 41% 44
158 156 156

Chi RjL & P 136% 137‘ 136 13655
(LC 1. & St. 13.. 89%
D. 61: H. 0311.. 159 159% 159 159%
11. 8.81991. 11 41 ‘ .1911
13.8.51: 11111.. 90% 90% 90 9191.16
[4011. ‘1 Nash.100% 100% 99% 100%
Nor. ithst. 51115 51% 50% 110%
Man 0991101911611 116% 115% 116K

ctropolitan. 166

K. 01'! Md. 51741 51111 513415155
Miss. Pacific. 95% 96% 95 1 115
Not. Load C0” 19% 19%
N Y. C. 313.150‘4 130% 150 150

._ N. Y" 0. &W.. 32% 32% 3195 31%

Con Tobacco. 68% 961/. 6151/. 651,5
Pacino 111111.10 40 38

Pennaylvanil. 143% 144% 143 ‘14.!“
Pmlc’n 011.11. 113% 114 11211611!“
Phil 1111191111.. 40114011. 39% 11111
P. h It. 11111.. 76 to“
3911. Railway. 28% 11815
Sou 113?. old. 5311,2111

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Uni! 11.04. 9111.796
Union P391119 115119
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Wuhath. 11111.. 811 ,
1111119111 10111
LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE 01.03”).
1.0 DON. Annuit‘ 1%
bank holiday and

28%
83%
68%

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1111‘ ”119111111 of tho“ 111-11. class
1 more. was 99191111111111 in

too. At the tlmo it 9999111 1.
Mutter William R. Ford)! 111195111186
M11111 111111111. 91111111 1111111 111111111 11311
or the mouoy. but had their attention
dirert'ed tor a . 1111111119111. 1111111111
which time the 1109998 .nropri’atod the:
'i‘ rho out 1111 called 119111191
beoouso‘ the n 110
than. anyhow. .
99911 oi the strangers who are auspi-
cioned. reocmbled in' appearance the
regular every day tramp. 1191191119119».
1101119191. may sometimes be deceiving,
and then again they may not.
Baggage Master Smith was about to
take the money from the east bound
station whom it had been bent over
night in the sale to the west bound
station, that he might have change
when selling tickets for the 9 o‘clock
train. the first one which passes
through the town Sunday 1119111111311.
1119 had been talking with the station
master and laid the bag containing the

money on his desk in the 111131191191

room. He was called to take a trunk
which had come in from Greene Farms.
and Purdy. who in telegrapher. as mail
as station master. went to answer a
call from New York over the who, and
was hardly ten feet away An hour on
can be figured. the money must have
ainswer'ed the hoboe‘s‘ call about th1aj
1 mo.

in a few momonta Smith rushed in

and asked him if he had takon the ‘

money lrom the desk Purdy replied in
the negative. and Smith stated hurried.
iy that he had seen one of the 11911098
rush into the baggage room and out
again They looked for the thrue man
who had just loft the platform. and
saw them disappearing 1n the woods in
front of James Watson' 8 1191199139qu
81191111 Walter M Bulhley was notliiod
and made a search of the adjoining
country. but without finding any or the
men. They probably made pretty good
time after getting out or 313 t of the
station. it is a trick creator or thieY
kind are adapts at.

The robbery Was committed within
lull sight of the two omployea oi the
road and the mom waiting on the
platform. How the men know the bag
contained money is somewhat 91! a
mystery. They were good gueasors.
anyhow.

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SMALL BOATS RACI NG.

The English Yacht Alina Too. Much for
the American Goats.

BATEMAN'S POINT. R. I. August 5

*Blown along by a line northerly

breeze from out of a cloudleea sky Wood

three 01 the largest and fastest ynwla
in America. Vigilant. Novahoo and
Alisa. and two of the crock seventy-toot
sloop class. 8111le and Virginia, came
out today for a race. A beautiful cup
altered last Monday by three Amorhcan
armors of English cotton m‘ the
prize sought for by the yawla. while
another cup altered last year by tho
William K. Vanderbilt. Jr. was the
emblem for which the 11m aloopa con-’
tested, the race to be twelve miles to
windward or leeward and 19111111..

An all the yachts in today‘ a race have
1112911191099 1151111111101. and are very
well known hero. nimoat all much in-
torrent was taken in today's contest 1111
between the Columbia and indepen-
dence loot welt

The vigilant. the old cup detender of
1893 has taken a new lease of life and
proved hermit a smart yacht antler her
yaw] 1-15. The Navahoe. which made a
one record hr Edition waters in 1894.
bringing back 1111‘ Cape May 9119,9190

11“ shown grant speed while the Alla. 1

the intent importation from 111111. tho
water. on a numbor of occasions. nota-
bly lust Baturday. has been too 11111911

for the American booth. .

A11 (or the seventies. each word never-

‘ .111 or their races loot yet-1.111111 hold!
‘ built and rinsed exactly 111111. unmou-
ever at 9‘ pm ‘

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While 1119 race was in the 1.1111. 111

1195 private 11111111. the man committee oi

tho Newport Annotatioutooir
not the mo. and 19099199111191
mitt: out to the told

Von oudefhiit.‘ 1,

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on

 

at Joliet 11911191111111 in voting to give
211 per cent of
port oi: their a

led out: An ordor to 9111119. 1111119
not 1191991119. 11 11 be. obeyed it is said
that the Attitude of the mincworkora to—
watd the steel men, will be determined.
119 to this time it i statod, the 911191an
or he Amalgamat Association have
not asked the minej workers for aaaiat~
once. 1

"I cannot see.” 1111 Secretary W11-
son. “wherein a sympathetic strike on
our part can help 111991991 men in their
1111111. Another thing'. tho miners have
made contracts with the operatora tor a
your, and it it is not our policy to vio—
late contracts. ’ ‘

AUTOPBY ON JOfiEPH WHEELER.

11100111110919.9099. August 5-An
Autopsy performed today over the body
of. Joseph Wheeler. a prominent real-
dont who died Saturday. showed death
to have been due to concussion of the
brain. Last 11111111: Mr. Wheeler was
thrown from his 11 1111.55 cart. and his
death was the 199 t of the injury ro-
1911911

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HARTFORD YACHT ctus.

SAYBROOK Alig'iiot. 5-»Tho 11991. at
the Hartford 1 acht (11111) which 11399111-
111911 on tho FenWiow Station yesterday
in preparation 1911111: annual run. left
this 1111911111011 191' th‘é eastward At
1:30 o’clock the yachts were on their
way to New London; which in the 911

19911119 1191111 or the first days cruise. ‘
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AsserEo . 51.711111191119111

at
NEW YORK An
1119 Evening World} rorn Warwick. N
than“ thht William 'Miiler. a resident
of that 1111199 who“ had been indicted
for assault on an ‘olovcn-yoamld girl
was shot and 11911111111 wounded roster
day while crooning u; a house in
which he had been placed by the
Sheriff Miller continued to run after
he was, shot and his body was not
found until today

FIREBUG :11 1116219379911.

WOODSTOCK. 001111.. August 5—~A
111-9 1111;; is believed to have caused the
destruction early this morning. oi the
11111111111111 1111011. 1191111115 11911119. and
horn 99191191111119 .1 1‘ Rivera. oi South
stock. Mr Rivera and his (wily
'awoko to 11nd the blockamith shop In
names. and the other buildings soon
took tire and burned with their con-
199111.11: there had 1111911 no lire in 111:1

tit—41 special to

shop since the middle of lost 119911.11 i
thought the blaze who ulartod 11111119
13118113. The loss is 31.500; incarnate

‘ ,

"HJPPY non. "

In Biiomson' a “Happy Boy. " the old
ochoolinaooor wutea to his former pu~
911.1911! in closing am: “My ayes
will bear no more now; they 999 well
enough 111' the open. but who and VT
tor. our mail thing‘s." With nil 1111‘
learning. the old gentleman did not
know that the 97911 wore simply call
in; for bolp~crying for aim-glass aid.
"in the eyes or the in" ignorance is
no excuse for human eye abuse
Symptoms 11‘1“” follow «use. it is
the port at wisdom to give timely heed
to symptoms. Will you be wise or
othmlpo?

HOMER 110 YT. .
91-11111-1101119».
9911-9191199 .1 '
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“ (Sutton Dress Goods. , ,
‘ ‘ Silk Mouseim dc‘Soui ' ‘

 

3 qt White 11011111111111.1211;
4 qt Whiie‘ Mouiit‘aiinTrieezer, 51
2 qt Arctic Freezer.
3 qt Arctqureezer.
4 qt Arctic Freezer.

6911119119 1-1-1191.
. Crown lc’e (3110119913.
, ice Chisels.

$1 911’ ‘

$2.25
$1.35
$1.49
51 95

Wire Fly Kili’ots, . ‘ ‘
Two or three burner Oil Stoves.

 

Tristram 8: Hyatt

NOTICE
Sbecial T131111 Meeting

The inhabitants. legal voters. or the '
Town of Norwaik, are boroby notified
and warned that a special town moot-
hig will be bold in the town hall, on
Wall street. Friday, August 9111. at/u
o’clock in tho evening. for the [allow-
in: purposes, to wit:

1—-'l‘o make an .nppropdotion 9! nine
thougand dollars or loss for the im-
provement of public roads under 1119
Drovision of hauler 175 of the Pub
1111 Acts of 9 State passed by the
Legislature of 11199.111111 Chapter 119
01! the Public Acto at tho State. 11119119111
by the legislature of 1901 amending
said prior act.

2-To consider the matter or build.
in: a bridge or bridgoé at a place call
ed the Four Bridges at Brood Rlvor.so
called and, 111199111911 advisable, to an-
thorise and direct the aeioctmon to
cause to be built at said Four Bridges

a bridge or bridges of wood. stone or ,

iron, as said meeting shall determine.
audio" make the necessary approprim
tion from the town treasury for what-
ever work in the matter the meeting
shall order to bo done.

Dated at Norwalk. this 191 day of
August. A. 1).. 1901.

JAMES A BROWN.
SAMUEL LYNES.
FRANK H. MERRILL,
Selectmen oi the Tovm of 111919111111.
, :3 ol.

”‘4

Clearance

 

Everything "of 181111111191-
‘ Fabrics must go it thethln
out sort of 11119911. ‘
M91111 suits, 1111111111 Weight
‘ and in color, $4.09; recently
, $9 and $19. . '
‘5 M911" Black Diagonal Suits.

 

 

 

The 1911111119 0111111915 191 Men.
Women and Children. ‘

1..

Mid giummer Sale

Great reductions in 919111 department ,
Ladies Linen Skirts from £550 to $5. 50‘ .
Chambrau Dresses for ladies bloc and Old
1059 $1. 96. White‘ Lawn waists from 759"
to $250.11. large assortment of CoiOr~
ed Shirt Waisls at greallu reduced prices.

MILLINER Y.

Everulblnd 111‘ this department 1191] can bun }
at 110111 own price. Sailors from 259 to,
9811:1111 worth double the price.

OUR CLOTHING DEPT 4...;
Which is the most complete and 1111119511

.7 n 1‘ .
101119111511an cheaper. than 1 e conned
” 911 houses *

"‘11 as cheap”

 

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