”on. The remaining
pt 01 the Tube Works
at the plant or the No.
its at M'cKeeisport join
that great plant is
y i cut. 'l‘hii~ strikers
'2 coins among the men
union mills of the ear-
‘ in Pittsburg but there
inflict in the claims made
to the exact COIdlLlOD
The strikers any that
‘ insist that they have not
lid that the plant will be-
Compsny in Cleveland.
usurprise was sprung
, . It is said that another
“or put on shortly and one
rt' that many of their
llflcome back. There was
at the mill today and it is
he ldI employees will not do
ydo tear of being blacklist
e. The American I‘m
sontntlve oi! The Ah-
the following official
‘iie a respite! the at
hind succeeded the
l “‘iahort time make u
'todsy can be general-
,i'ollows:
1min re the lust strike or-
dent Shaffer, has heen
000 men and the total
who struck or were
yell three orders is
.. ‘31. (By 000 men.
U Chicago. otlet Bay-
town, Oolumb s. the
. alley, and in all of the Jar-
tilt-i there is still it tioubt.
gel-s also count the re
gratuities men of the, Ma-
275: so heavily at No; L
Who neurly 3 .000 men ,
3'90
We its stopped. They
H letoly close down, ,
ghosting, to be ad
. side‘nt Shaffer L
.iaoactfinpietelyn ‘ I
_ it to close down while
ode some gains but the
henango valleys to
ion also scored
oII‘milts at the
. ‘i‘ this city. and say
the nd‘ a! the wool: they
on roll
d the strikers
ggliberel ooutrlbiitionli- ‘
individual roller for the men on strike
has not been announced. Apparently
no action has been taken with respect
with the western lodges that returned
in go out. .
PITTSBURG. August lie—The men
' and boys in the pipe mill or the Nation-
al Tube Company, at McKes‘sport,
struck todny. This practically ties the
plant up. It is estimated that 13 .000
.. men are now on srtlke in McKeesport’."
‘The big Painter mills. at Pittsburg
were started here. Two mills are in
operation. and the management claims
they will shertly make further in-
creasesr- The reopening 0L: the plant
was a surprise to the strikers.‘ It had
been closed since the first strike order.
' An extra force or police guarded the
property during the opening.
The lower union plant of the Corne-
gie Company was an hour late in stern
lug today. and the strikers claim that
they have the mill seriously crippled.
Several skilled men let; the mace yea
terday, and joined the strikers. and the
lspttor claim to be able. to tie the plant
ml’lT'l‘SBURG August '14. —-'l‘he ABI
soclatod Press correspondent at When
ling reports that President Shaffer has
arrived there in company with Rev. Dr.
FitzWilllams, of Atlantic City. Mr
Shelter is credited with saying that the
charters oi the western lodlres whichD
‘ stayed in will be revoked and their of-
fers of money spurned it assistant sec-
retary M. F 'I‘lghe falls to win them
over.
A great crowd gathered to hear and
greet PresldentShuiler.
RUMORS OF SETTLEMENT.
PITTSBURG, August 14. -—~Rumors or
a settlement to the steel strike are
again being revived hut confirmation
of them at any source is impossible it
is related clrcnmstuntiaily that the
Amalgamated knows it cannot win;
that the United States Steel Corpora-
tion fears. the loss of both skilled men
and orders to the independent milk;
that they are close to terms which will
. be satisfactory to both.
SHAFFER GOING TO CHICAGO.
PITTSBURG. August li—lt is said
Chicago The story cannot be vcnned
here as yet.
BIB tumultuous.»
(Continued from first page.)
15 minutes. The southeast wind is
very light. and it looks like u very
slow race.
While all the racer were out oi the
harbor long before 1 o‘clock the com-
mittee on board former Commodore
Gerry’s Electra was very late. no
rescaling the llghtship until nearly
11 3 «-
The Columbia the first yacht out.
loundthat the southeast breeze had in
creased to over seven knots although I-
ont to west the log still hung to wind ,
ward. The Columbia came out under
three lower sails and No. 2 club top-
soil. The Constitution followed about
live minutes later under the similar
sail and by 11 oclock the two cup de-
fenders were joined at the starting
line by e ynwis Navnhoe and Visa..
tent and the 70- footers Rainbow and
Virginia. A long roll from the southl
'wegt keep a yachts bowing like rock
institutes
The committee boat reached her stat
1:30 and at once showed
_ r ,the. . windward leeward
0 plan (it
that President Shatter has abandoned U“
- his trip to Wheeling and is headed for
: lildulliiston. a halt-Inc car conductor.
yathrse years old. was snorted
,g ,. 1.,“ .
pdinlt then became hauler And pri
sorted on. Unitsds States «so
were neglected and vi hout int
change. Bands were no.
WALL STREET. 1 p. nix-"There we
a revival oi activity in the *Unite
prices, the common mine 1 and the
proierroti 1%. The ensrol tone w ‘
firmer. but there was not much im-
provsmont over the noon level. Unit}
00 States Steel common boldlweli at
yesterday a close. but the prelerred
was a little slow:'
“WALL STREET, a pm m.~—Proflt tote
other active stocks yielded slightly
Gnusolidatod Add General Electric 4
points each. The United States Steel
stocks fluctuated it per cent. between
1 and 2 o'clock.
TODAY’B QUOTATlONI.
Reported over private one or n. A
Bolime. commission broker. Ewart: It
Corbrtt's block. South Norwalk: ,
03.11. Steel,
U S. Steelpfd. 93% 93% 92%2 92%
Glen. El. 00. 255
Nor. & West, 58% 53% 53
Man. Consul 117 117% 117
Metropolitan. 160% 10?
M K. &'l‘. pid 54% I51
Miss. Pacific. 102 102 101% 101
N. Y C. d: H 153%...160 153% 164
N Y., O &W. 83% 38% 33% 33
Con. Tobacco. li‘l . 407
Pacific Mail, 30%
Pennsylvania.145- 145% 144% 145%
People's Gas, 111% 1.11% 110% 111
Phil. &Read 42 . 42% 4% 4‘
Son. Railway. 30 3glfi
Sou. Ry. pith. 85
Son. Pacific. 66 60%
Tenn. 0. c 1., 61 02
8....bsather. d 1.4 14 I ,
vs. 1.00.. pm. 79% 81%
Union Pacific. 97% 98%
Wabash. old. 30% 40‘
West. Union. 93% 93%
FOURTH on or. our RACE.
Coum Nine Nautical Miles to Wind-
award Leeward and Return. .
CHTCAG August 14.—I~'l‘h“e fourth
day" the Ilntsrnntlonul yacht racerl
{or the node's Cup broke clear and
warm, with all the weather signs lav
orlng it tight selling breeze. and an at
most smooth sea. ,
Today’ a course was to be nine nautl
cal miles to windward or leeward and
return. according to the direction of
the wind
The conditions of wind and water
are thought to most favor the Cups
I117
100% 167%
CHXGAGO 15:01»
the gun use lined
lac crossed the tip I
CHICAGO. Mikhail 11: 20—410“;
boats on port tack jlnvsder is leading
by a [dozen lengths. Very little wind:
GHIG GA 0 " 0*th windh
saint!!!
«Alina by A
nvadcr
(lithe is now
dmtmton told to Hlve Killed
. Louise Jones.
NEW- YORK Accent 14. -—Arthur 0
he murder of, Louise Jones.
lfittgwomon. with Whom
v
Stilton Leather stocks at advanclnz ' L
ion in St. Paul lowered it a point and a
Canadian Pacific entranced 1% fund ,
‘ tragedy null 11 was excused from tur-
Open High LOW “l. 30 .
48% 43% 43% in;
l.ou.&Nash..102% 103% 102% toast 8....
’5 disclosed. but the defending troop
—. will undertake to have Father O'Don-
_s existing nomenclature? confirm
L :orrora.
* promise proposition. which did not iind
‘ favor.
I: teddy. He has the distinction at be-
Cl‘nckermhotilho out o no £1;
will on and the: sci or or the memo?
have placed the idea in her arse. gig
manned au’old army ride. w uh.
shot entering her breast
II instantaneOus. Mr.
meats. encgmp d at South Lyme. no
word In on to him. of, the shocking
titer d or. the week.
Am a. n 00.. 132 132 130% 1311.5 ‘ . .
Atcntson. 7‘42. 75% 7495 75 . . mil»: 3:, imam "‘8
fifiy‘finom' 3:2: 133 32% 32 CA.” » M AN. Headquarters can.
’ .‘ % nectleut ‘ 1: Niantic. August it—
Bkyn. R' T" “V‘ 75 74% 14%. again today was divided
Can. South. 70 70% 7°, 7° ' 'i as forces when at an early .
Ch” & Ohio, 461/. 48% 46 A 4° toning with weather condi-
21332.2 ii?“ on till . m...
1 L
11.0211. 161 161% 101 1812.5 “we” and ““1““
left the rendezvous, to
eddy. it they can. in’ the
sumessfui attacking body
he tactics oi the First and
intents on Tuesday. As the
’ -21! to leave camp there was
’ , tured yin: indulged in
pectiv' defenders. who
i hallsngod the enemy to re
post. it they ‘c‘oulthhe fifertormanccs
of the First and ISh'co Regiments
earlier in the week The destination
of the bivouackers.‘ naturally. was not
mediatoly begun preparations to client;
anymdvapcs. The absent men will
the night in the open and will
to term Camp Helicon to-
the ellcl‘ternent incident
these mantle a‘ the camp It
dulet today. the rebinding regiments
devoting the day t6 'the usual camp
“routine.
Captain Donovan. (oomph? 0. Sec-
ond Regiment is making arrangements
to celebrate with h h mass in camp
the Feast of the Arcs stun. which latte
tomorrow. He has “received the per-
mission or Brigadier General Frost and
non. of New moduli. present as the
celehrsnt. This will he the ill-st time
in the history of the National“ Guard
commitments that Each a. mass has
been celebrated on week day. class
at camp was last celebrated on a Sun
day. during the euctmpmcnt of 1894.
W
AMERICANS "brace: TO MAKE
NO CHAN 05.8
BERLIN August 14 ~The most im-
portnnt question of the meeting of the
Zoological Congress came up today
in the committee on nomenclature. two
propositions Were ‘I'presented. The
French delegation proposed to mettle
it
the class in Latin. grammar and Zty
inclusion fly. The American delegates
or used to make no changes. except
in he case at obvious typographical
The German made a com
After a warm discussion the"
li‘re‘nch proposition was accepted the
wise deicgdtos giving the deciding
vote tor the proposal. The Dutch del.
agate: and part of the German dale
nation voted with the Americans
The British delegates voted with
France.
GELEBHATao m‘s sternum.
coy Ayers celebrated his third birthday
in: the oldest living meditate oi the
ngdlcsi school. having graduated
c class of 1832.1le first practlo
on his proiepnion in Greenwich and
New York. ind settled in Stamford
active proctice ten years ago. He won
joys good hoolth .
mm .
BBBT MORE ill-IAN WAG
THUUMT. "
0: August lip-«John
opted the vault of the
t 20000. or hurls,
ll dun) originally
t. "a
sum it o pest and the coming oi the ,
STAMFORD August 14. «Dr. ChaunI '
sixty-live yet“, no" He retired from I
I w i. ’
smelting Works last Tuesday .
shootout! unpubooty sold but . . ,
error who made to coin- ‘ ‘
, that. in its or stolen liars. .
. 52st Sale of to
inter Goods to be cloSed out B’srgtins m cvcrydeparimeni.
ion Dress Geode.
I ' Silk Mouselm tie Sole.
White Shirt Waisls.
Ladies’ and Gents Summer Underwear
" Silk Gladiolus; -
Wool Challles.
Colored Shirt Walsis
«Wilt
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT 7]
Large Sand Pails.
t
i Nickel Cuspador’é.
Trdwels. any size.
Fly Screens. five in set,
Barrel covers. 1'
Tri‘stram 8: Hyett.
it to
lo Paper 3 Room
with good papt-roffiato style.
durable coloring. and appropri4
ate design.
too. DOUBLE ROLL
buys a paper that unswcrs that des-
cription. and prices range upward
lrom that figure. Will you come and
see our papers?
Painters’ Supplies, Artists‘
Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
Hornets.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decon,
sting.
Telephone Call. 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk.
0c .- Ten Bars Ltundrv Soap, 5 ' 20c
10c Ctoivn In Choppers, . j Z .45c
- ice Chisels. 0c
5C Four Double Sheets Flv Papér, 5t.
39° ‘ Wire Fly Killers, .,; 0c
19c Two or three burner Oil Stoves, .\ .. 09¢: .
Conn
Clearance
Sale.
Everything of Summer
Fabrics must go at the thin-
nest sort of Witt" ’I
and in color, $4.00; recently
$9 and $30. '
Men’ s Block Diagonal Suits
satin lined. Were reasonable.
at $15. on, now only $10.00.
Children’ 5 Venice Suits, all
I ‘ wool; 31th 8 years, in. 25. ’
Children‘ a Strictly Alhwool
two-picoc Double Breasted
children’s Titre dnpiecc
Suits, all wool. 8 to 15 years,
were $4, now I.$2'I;z5
Knee Pundit? nigh-
15c. , thug
fluidity,
555;. Valuahty.
Negli «Shim .csc
Suitafito isycars.$l so. I
v
v.
1
Norwalk Ct.
The Leaded” Outfitters for lien.
Women. and Children. 3.:
s
J
l“
Mid-Slimmer 81a 2.;
Great reductions in everu department
Ladies’ Linen Skirts from 5550 to SS. 50.
Chambrau Dresses for ladies. blue and old
rose. S1. 9:5 ’ Vile Lawn Waists fulfil 750
to $2. 50 Alamo assortment of Color—
ed Shirl Waisls at creatlu induced prices.
MILLINER y.
Everulhing ill this department not Can bull
at uour own price. Sailors from 25910 "
l
960; all worth double the price. i
can cLo THING on .1-
Which is the most complete and lamest ill
the twin cities, has been creatlu reduced A I:
look into our lame middle Window will dive
you an idea of the different stules we cant! ‘
in stock. Suits from S6. 95 to $15 96
Men’ 3 Suits. light in weight I ,
case on CREDIT,
Prices the same. We Sell lust as cheap in
some instances cheaper than the soI-called
Cash heuses.
Accounts opened with everubodu
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