August 74A pas;—
as n and Union
1111 avith another
cth‘ engines
c of theothcr
switch here.
not Hackett. ole
1_ biy'fatally injus-
t other passengers
», ‘sushrmso.
and Was Later
atod.
Georgetown. was
clock last evening,
rout-e1- Mnrohousc.
rougbt before Judge
clock this moming
y Attorney John
on pleaded guilty and
a the first time he was
that he would show
one present that it
It seems Pet—
so ’ctown. frequently
' rwalk to sell his pro-
revisions.
hen he left home he
ttlr boys. whose ages
arts. with him. Upon
Walk about 11 oclock
fly or them. The iathm
ll soon as the boys ex
the afternoon Oflicer
him wandei lng around
elpqus condition and
intoxication.
in some good advice.
fined him $5 without
a can possess.-
stile Thought to be
:Ilioated.
'N 1800. August 7—~Practi-
been obtained to the
the gold robbery at the
_ Wor.ks Effoits are be-
’ n the movements of a
convict. The police
lot was batched in the
San Quentin. The par-
him! the detectives sus-
on when another con-
Af-
a saloon and lodging
t, which was frequent~
mployecs. At first it
certain that the gold
y boat. but this is now
hieves left a suspicious
Water's edge. Officials of
Inpany declared today.
employees are suspcct~
in the crime.
119.11.. CONDITION.
. .. August 7~The Con-
11min in condition. Her
filed this mowing. by or—
635. but there is lit-
se of the heavy south-
; has made the warm in
umbia housed their top-
rd to better meet the fury
to a number of fittings
1.board‘aho Constitution
all? breezed up. and the
usy about decks putting
d straightening out the
1 ration tor the stmt.
1111:; had been taken
1‘. Duncan decided to
. . its a matter of precau-
1111111111 main boom, ale
t shipped today.
av" sea. in the harbor.
became scmi stagnant but the
I made small gains.
‘ road.
1 Son. Ry. pfd..
tau :1 ;
at an the «prices or
Steel Stocks, the
ratcrrsu loalostcnly it ‘T
' 0 shares ‘
f [.1100 111111 5
11111 which opened 1111 1% but rccov
1111111 1% on the next transaction. ‘
WALL STREET. 1]. 11 air—Traging
no
we timer for a time and activb stocks
Sugar was marked
up two points against the shorts, but
other industrlais were neglected. Of‘
ferlngs of the United State's Steel is
ones were well taken dining the first
half hem and their opening losses
were wiped out.'l‘l1oy dropped to the
loWest again when Sugar. . St Paul.
Manhattan. New York Central and Us
ionl 111mm were depressed a point
aWALL. STREET noon. ~Itcports of
dissatisfaction among mincworkers
caused some selling of the coal roads
and Reading declined l and Dolawaxo
it Hudson 11,9. Lackawaana slumped
7% on one transaction. General Elec
trio tall 3%. The market othe1wlae
showed a hardening tendency. thc‘ ear-
lier low point influenced purchases for
bdth accounts, and some good recover
ies were made. ‘St. Lawrence and Ad-
irondack advanced 3%. United States
Steel common got back to 40 this high
est again, but the. preferred hugged 89.
the lowest, closely. Bonds were dull
and irregular. ‘
WALL STREET 1 p. m.—-A rise to
53% in Southern Pacific and return to
the highest by St. Paul and Atchlson,
infused additional firmness to the rail-
United States Steel reached 40%
and the preferred 89%. The latter
soon that enough stock to lower it.
Lake Erie & Western advanced 2% and
and preferred 4 points.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private Wire 1! n. A
Bohme. commission broker. Swarm Ir
Corbrti's block. South Norwaik:
Open High Low
Am. Cot. Oil. 33% 341/. 33%
Am. S. R. 00.. 131 133. 131
Atchison. 70% 71% 70%
Aaclilson. old. 93% 939;. 93%
Bait. & Ohio. 94% 04% 041/4
Bkyn. R. T.. 73% 73% 72%.
Chas. & Ohio. 43% 44 431/.
C. M.& St. 11.16511. 156% 11.514
Chi. R. 1.8; P. 136 13714 186
(5.0.0. it St. L.. 89 89 88%
U. 8. Steel, 40 4011. 39%
U S. Steel. pill. 89 89% 89
Con. El. 00.. 247% 247% 240%
Lon. S: Nash. 100% 100% 99%
Nor. & West. Frill/4 50% 50
Man. Conant. 115% 115% 1141/.
Metropolitan. 103% 1631,15 163
M. K. & T. old. 51%
Miss. Pacific. 95
Not. Lead Co. 19%
N. \'.C.& Ii..1491/§
N. Y.. O. & W.. 3W.
Con. Tobacco, 651.4;
Pennsylvania, 142
People's Gas. 113
Phil. & Read, 39%
Son. Railwav. 28%
83%
5214
1:30.
34
132%
71%
93%
9414
73
43%
1116135
13731
88%.
110%
89%
247%
100
‘ oil-$11
III)
163%
0154;
95
19%
149%
31%‘
6b
142%
113
39%
28%
Bill/4
527/11
i157;
131/.
60%
94%
38%
as
191/.
311/.
651,1.
142%
can.
28%
53%
91%
19
311/.
65
142
39
28
52%
58% can.
13% 1271
801,1. 711
91% 93%
381/. 37%
Son. Pacific.
Tenn. 0. it 1.. 58%
U. 8. Leather. 12%
US. L. Co. pfd. 79%
Union Pacific. 94
Wabash. pfd., 37%
West. Union. 9034
WASHINGTON. August 7.——Govcrn-
mont receipts from internal revenue
$828,858; customs 81.244.268: miscel-
laneous $112,028. Expenditures $1.
750. 000 ,
LEARY HELD FOR MURDE .
PITTBFIELD. Mass. August 7-Dan-
lei Leary. alias Michael Welch.‘ of
West Philadelphia. was arraigned in
the district court here today on charge
of murdering James W. Fuller. an ov-
erseer in the workshop of the Berk».
sane county fill here July 17. Leary:
was held for the grand jury without
ball. The defendant was an inmate of
the institution and while the oversesr's
back was turned. struck him over the
head with a bludgoon. which inflicted
such serious injuries that Mr. Fuller's
death occurred a week later.
LONDON TO R’AEigE SHIPPING
DU
LONDON. August 7——«At a meeting
today of the London and lndla Docks
Company. the chairman. Mr. Scott. an~
nuanced that he had this day formally
notified the ship owners and brokers
that on planuary l. the shipping dues
would be‘ raised to 111., to 111. 6d.. per
ton. He explained that increased dock
accommodation was imperative. and
that they could not hope to raise the
capital necessary to brln this about.
. unless they improveli thei revenue.
NEW PAPER MILL SCHEDULE.
HARTFORD August 7.-’l‘he paper
makers in the Burnside mills have
3 been put on the Holyoko schedule. The
1' than will go on the new schedule Mon-
'- day warning and will receive tan hours .
pay tor nine hours work. The men at 1
a, il‘sylor Atkins Company are already on
his held at N swcastls, Pa.
. dilemma. and said he expo
901/; 90 so ’.
this department
Mr. Blinder as. ,
at there will be mono mas met-
tlrday
present. ,
A Weilsvlllc, 0.. despatch coy
"{Wcllsvlils is Very quiet toda
there is no semblance 1111101111111 of any
kind. The plant is now working six;
9. President Shatter s strike order
not effect Weliavilie in the least
has It is enlarged so as to take in
all the allied trades. 11111111111111 1111111
are expedtod 119113 from Scott'dale, Pa.
this alteration. Their arrival will put
every mill in the plant to working on‘.
full turn " 1
A Scottdale, Pa. dospatcb says:
“This morning fifteen skilled .mlll
Workers left here tor Wellsvllle‘ to
work in the mill at that place. Organ
lacrs are here trying to induce the old
Meadow men to Join the strike."
A Leochburg. P.. dcspatch says:
"Early morning trains to Hyde Park
brought many men from uon«11nlon
plants up and down the valley. They
did not come to w01k, but to look over
the situation. Organizer James. of the
Amalgamated Association here says
1.000 men In the valley will quit wank
Saturday night. Conditions today at
the Hyde Park plant. which was open
ed Monday ‘are‘ about the same at the
start. There is no disorder.”
A Newcastle, Pa... despatch says:
"The Shenango plant of the National
Steel Company stands idle this morn.
ing, and the 800 iron workers who man
the machinery are staving culotly at
their homes. 01 are discussing the
strike situation with their fellows.
Quiet prevails."
WILL NOT EFFECT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. 0.. August 7~—'I‘he
strike order issued by President Elba!~
fer will have but little immediate cf~
feat in Cleveland. The steel combina-
tions owns several of the various mills
in Newborn and cloud the lake shore
but up to this time the efforts. to or-
ganized the men have not been success-
ful. At plosont the only mills in
which a thoiouah o1gunization of men
has been effected has been the been
18 inch 12 inch and 9 inch mills in tho
American Steel Sc Wire Company. and
the entire plant of the Crescent Tin
Plate Company... In the steel-mills
about 150 men will be affected while
at the Crescent mills about 300.1meu
will rcspondto the order it is claimed.
YOUNGSTOWN PLANT NON-UNION.
YOUNGSTOWN. 0.. August 7—«07-
licials of the Ohio plant of the Nation
nl Steel Company have announcedthat
their employees will pay no attention
to the strike order of President Shat-
fcr. The plant. which is nonsunlon.
employs 3,000 men. 1
MASSILON MEN NOT To STRIKE.
MASSILON. 0.. August 7~Prcsidcot
Jenkins. of the local branch of the
Amalgamated Association. says the
men of the local mill will not strike.
“We have signed a contract for a
year." said he. "and we cannot pos-
sibly cease woik." The local mill is
owned by the Republic iron & Steel
Company.
NOW CLEAR OF DEBT.
Congregational Educational Society
Hie Working Balance la Treasury.
BOSTON. August 'I~—'l‘ho eighty-fifth
annual report of tho Congregational;
Educational Society was made public
today. It states that greater sums
have been island In the west. thou be
fore and that the society has given
1 considerably more to acadamlcs and
missions than last year; paid all out-
standing claims; is clear of debt; and
has a small working balance in the
student department. all claims have;
been promptly paid with a surplus in
The report further.
states that there is no department of?
missionary work which the society
doas not‘ touch.
In the department of theological
scholarsmps more men than astral have
accepted grants as loans giving their
notes for payment. Several seminal
rles anions them notably Andovcr and
Yale condition financial aid from their
own funds upon adequate work done
by the students Aid thus becomes sour
pensatlon. .
The number of mcn'rocclvlng such
scholarships has been 139. one more
than last your.
The one. great demand for hundreds
of southern Congregational churches
is an educated ministry. Students
from northern scmlnarlos are not avail
able. Young men sent from the south to.
northern summaries remain north. "
It seems necessary that some sort of
an institution should be located in the
T here is a "i‘cmc
5.11 h
be care.
that never fads.
‘Amsrlcan Tin Plato Company
.. , _ to symntomlll,
‘1 otherw s,
can. 1
ins 1111111111 observed Dublin’s coluctm
1 l: 18924 Greenwich mean.
“x “(Farm
clina loll
t ascension,
“ lvsn in the official an?
nouncémmtgis the astronomlc time
which reduced to civil till“? makes this
discovery on August 81h at 9 hours. 25
zombies and 336 seconds. reckoned at
Greenwich mean time. or 4 hours. 25
minutes and 3.‘ 30 seconds eastern mer-
idlan time.
IOWA REPUBLIOAN CONVENTION
CEDAR RAPIDS. August 7-Click-
man Weaver. 0! the State Central
Committee,. called the Republican
State Convention to order at 11:15
ocloak this morning. Rev. B. B. Mc~
Cormlck. of Cedar Rapids. offered
prayer, at the conclusion of which
Chairman Weaver introduced. as tom»
paltry presiding ofilcer. .I. C. Davis. of
'Kookuk. Mr. Davis in accepting the
chair. delivered an address which was
frequently interrupted by applause
MEETING IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. 0., August 7—1mmod~
lately upon the receipt of President
Shaffer a strike order a call was sent
moat for a meeting today for all mem-
bers of the. organization in Cleveland.
No further attempt was made today to‘
resume operations at the plant of 'It’h‘c
c
omcials of the company declare. how-
ever. that the plant ould be running
within a very short time. .
EXPLOSION oesraovs BUILDING.
SNEW YORK, August 7.—-¢An explos.
ion which occurred today at the Casino
Night Signalling Works. Staten Island,
seriously injured W. F. Costco. the
proprietor. and destroyed one of the
small buildings. Mr. Costonsvas tak-
en ’11: a hospital. 'l‘ho money. loss was
sma l. .
THE UNITED STATE OF' AMERICA.
’3 District of Connecticut.
Whereas on the 3d day of August,
1901, Ernest M. Roberts, of Bridge
port. tiled his libel in the District
Court of the United Status for the
district of Connecticut a last the
steamer C. II. Lowndes. ' 1‘ boats.
tackle, apparel and furnitinfp, in a
cause of wages. civil and m .itimc.
And Whereas, by virtue .0 process
in due form of law. to the directed. rc-
‘turuablc on the 27th day at August.
1901. l have seized and taken the said
steamer C. B. Lowndos and have her
in mv custody
Notice is hereby given. that a Dis»
Irlct Omnt will be held this Uuned
States Court room. in the city of New
Haven. on the 27th day of August.
1901. at 10 o’clock a. m.. for the trial
of said premises. and thapwner or
owners. and all persons who may have
.or claim any interest. are hereby cum.
to be and uppcar at the time and place
aforesaid. to show cause, if any they
. have. why a final decree should not
pass as prayed.
EDSON S. BISHOP.
U. S. Marshal.
Bv William L. Parmelco.
Ills Deputy
J. [)1 Down“. Jr.. New Haven.
Proctor for Libellant.
Dated August 5th. 1901.
I
Special Notice.
. An adjourned meeting of the Nor-
walk Histdrical and Mcmor all Library
Association will be held In a associa-
lion room in Lockwoodls Hall on Wed- ' ‘
holiday evening, August 7. at 8 o’clock.
‘ il‘ull attendance is desired, as this will
be the laxmonthiy meeting prior to
the 250th niVersary celebration.
Ralf. JOHN LOCKWOOD.
President
SAMUEL RICHARDS WEED .
‘ Secretary. a6 2t
“HAPPY BOYS. "
In Bliornsou 11 “Happy any." the old
who pjmastcr ladies to his former p11-
pll..and in closing says: "lily eyes
wll l bumf no more now; they see well
enough in the open but ache and we.
tol- over small sings." With all his
learning. the old gentleman did not.
know that the- eyes were simply call;
yinkrfor aldvgla’ss
the law" 13110111110 Is.
human eye abuse. 1
,1 Symptoms always follow chase: It is
" . the part of wisdom to give 11111er heed
Will you be wise or
drdduate 01111611111 .3.‘ . ‘
ii? tilted Bank Building.
3 to 1134 5. 12.4 Ii‘lt
111011.11 Northneld. 1111.. “
Cotton Dress Goed‘s.
Silk Mouseiin
(1.
dc Sole.
3 qt White Mountain Freezer.
4 qt White Mountain Freezer,
2 qt Arctic Freezer.
3 qt Arctic Freezer."
4 qt Arctic Freezer,
$1.911
$225
$1.35
$1.49
$1.95;
6 qt Arctic Freezer.
{(310an ice Choppers,
ice Chisels“.
Four Double Sheets Flv Paper.
Wire Fly Killers. .
Two or. three burner Oil Stoves...
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
NOTICE.
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants. legal voters. of the
Town of Norwalk.'are hereby notified
11111111 warned that a special town meet-
{as will be held in the town hall. on
Wall street. Friday. August 9th. at ll
o‘clock in the evening. lor the follow-
ing purposes. to wit: ' '
l-To make an appropriation of nine
thousand dollars or loss for the im-
provement of public roads under 1.111;
provision of Chapter 175, of the Pub-
lic Acts of the State. passed by the
Legislatuie of 1890. and Chapter 140
of the Public Acts of the State. passed
by the Legislature of 1901 amending
said prior act.
2-—-'I‘o consider the matter of build-
ing a bridge or bridges at a place call-
ed the Four Bridges. at Broad River. so
.1
called. and, if (leaned advisable. to au-‘
tiioriae and direct,the scicctmen to
cause to be built at said FourBrldges
a bridge or bridges of wood. stone or
iron.' as said meeting shall determine.
and to make the necessary appropria-
tion from thetown treasury for what-
ever work in the matter the meeting
shall order to be done.
Dated at Norwalk. this 1st day of
- August, A. D., 1901.,
JAMES A BROWN.
SAMUED LYNES.
FRANK H. MERRILL,
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
s3 ht
“ummer Sale
1
"1
Mid 1
Great reductions in even) department
Ladies’ Linen Skirts from 6650 to $31. 50.
Chambrau Dresses for ladies. blue and old
rose.- $1.95. White Lawn Waists 11.9111 750
to $2. 50. A5 lame assortmeai oirColor-
ed Shill W’aiSIs at cicada reduced prices,
MILLINER Y.
Everutbing 111‘ this department uou can bun .
at uour own price. Sailors from 25610 '
9250:2111 worth double the price. "
OUR CLOTHING DEPT.
Which is the most complete and lat psi 111
‘ Churches:
Sale.
Everything of Summer
Fabrics must go stills: thin-
nest sort of prices.» 1
Men’s Suits. light in weight
and is color, $4.00,; 'recently
$9 and $10. . _
Mon’ 3 Black Diagonal Suits
satin lined, Were reasonable,
at 8515.00.511016 only $110.00.
Children? s Vestce Suits, all
110.11 3 to 8 years. $1. 25.
Children’ 11 Strictly Ali-Wool
two-piccc Double '
Suits, 8 to 15 ye
. cash houses.
the twin cities, has been greatill reduced A
look 1110 our large middle window Wily give.
lion an idea or the different Slides we canil
' in stock Suits from $6. 95 to $15 98.
,‘ CASH on onto? 1';
Prices the same. We sell iuslfas cheap. 111 5
some instances cheaper than the somalled
1; 1‘“
Accounts opened with eye bodu.
Norwalk Chronicler