to a represen-
ed Press: “l
We had a splen-
has, yesterday,
e
1'32 place to add
.o notation but the
i doubt, The Am-
will have to close
' seems just as
:13. Victory
dyer side wins.
‘ are receiving
. a! nd otherwise
0 s are to the effect
'1 ‘ new in the situ-
leaders have warned
old trouble and-
1y.
that eight men
he mill from Scotti-
were allowed to
til i. being interfere
Lower Union, 0!
is still running,
‘ A heavy
he strikers off the
”gust 15 .wPresideut
laminated Associa
cadduai'ters at
site be following
til steel corpor-
tool . corporation
directly to the
, We have
" ‘po of it or they
Personally I
t d [but now
restaurant 15999317.
0 K“
‘ co
, hours 45 minutes.
and ‘nni
decennial
strike were settle
from the low on
goes Well." cannot dioclo o‘
M til you of our hidden strength
its".
’ 2 JOHN M'TEAN asnne‘rno.
W
ordarg Full course Dinner and Rciu5- ‘
. . or to Pay for I10.
John Mc’l‘ean was arrea5ed this morn—
1nd by Chief vollm‘er. upon complaint
oi Johndcoehler, the North Main sired
Mc'l‘eao went, into
leri’s restaurant, so tired a mu
dinner. and athei- stills part or
It. and spilling the remainder ove’r
himself slid on we door. refused to pa:
tor the meal. Mc'l‘ean is deaf and
dumb; and. had been drink before enter-
ting the restaurant The case will come
up at 9 o'clock, tomorrow morning, he-
tor Judge Taylor. Mc'l‘ean’is a well-
known jail bird. and has been arrested
here before.
MAIL coach ROBBERY.
Edward Marquette. of Meriikn. was
the Man that Lost his Money.
. owns FALLS, N. Y... August 15——
’l‘he Adirondack mall coach which was
he ld up yesterday noon a few miles
above North River. contained four men
and three women. Edward Bernstein
and J. A. Laffoy, of New York; Edward
Marquette or Meridian Conn. and
John case. of Blue Mountain Lake,
were the indie passengers. The Wom-
on s names were not obtainable. Wil-
_ liam Eldridge of North Creek was the
driver. When the highwayman shot
the horses. Marquette. who was in
side. hid the bulk of his money so
that the robber secured only $20 from
him. The women were not molested
5 in any way. The driver. who had 3400
of the stage company's money. leap
ed to the ground and ran into the
woods, where he hid. The men pas-
sengers except Marduette followed.
but ware not pursued or further 1110
instead .
There was no registered mail in the
bag. which was rifled and a small safe
under the dr'iver 3 seat containing val-
uabl'es was overlooked.
Scores of armed men are scouring
the woods in pursuit of the bandit and
they have not yet secured him. He is
supposed to be a short thick not men
who stopped at Dunlap’s hotel the night
before last and who left yesterday
morning with a- fishing rod and ride,
since which time he'has not been seen.
The robbery took place in one of the
wildest parts of the Adirondacks be-
tween North Creek and the railroad
and Blue Mountain Lake.
BOLD DAYLIGHT RGBBERY.
m...
Robber Succeeded In Getting Away
With 35.25.
JEWITT CITY, Conn. August 15.—-
A daylight robbery occurred at the 000
home of Mr William Gibson this morn
ing, and the rol‘mer succeéded in set-
ting away with 9625
Mrs. Gibson left the house ior ‘
tow moments to go to the garden and
when she returned she met a man com
log out carrying a watch 2in his hand.
She grappled with the burglar and not
2 n. tor a hard struggle in which she was
fl'blmost- str
a striking hi
tangled she succeeded in
large pitcher. The robber dropped
the watch and lied and not until Mrs
Gibson called her husband from the
iield was it discovered that he took
- with him 8625. The authorities were
immediately notified and Sheriff Kuhn
. has sent a description 05 the mom to
every town iii the st to.
Mrs. Gibson says e man was tall
and ‘very dark, about thirty-five years
of and and clean. shoved.
60” ”W ‘ "‘2"
PERIODICAL coME'r oceani- 2
MOUNT LOW OBSERVATORY, Gal
August 1 «Enqhe's periodical comet
was Well sen, yesterday morning, at 3
its position was
ltd right ascension 0 hours 58 minutes,
north; declination 80 degrees. iii min-
.' ates. The ovils is large and faint. ‘lt
is not visible without a telescope. [to
. motion is rapid and toward the south-2
east.
ARRIVE FROM THE COT.
The party consisting at Mr. and Mrs:
D 2 K. Brunei-d. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sei—
lock, Mr. and Mrs Contact W. asiieclt’
MisuMaryc’Selleeln. MM. Dusénliarr
Will be shown when the been no ,3; V
on the shoulder with a 2
BANKG F 1'5 CLAN 3'
. 1"” a“ rat.
A and .
WALL station, 1 p ‘
ed railroad steaks were Id up' strongi
racially Erie. cram W at ,
Nashville also decided
strength but there was no prominent
of importance in the grain:
roads. United btates steel issues were .
stagnant
WALL STREET. 2 nm m.-—The in-
tense dullness encouraged some pres»
sure by- the hours. but the declines were
point. Transactions which were in
United states Steel stocks were few
and far between, and they did not line‘-
tuate more than an einhth either way.-
TODAY'S QUOTATIDNB.‘
Reported over private wrre or in a. moot
Bohme. commission broker. Swims b
Corbrtt' a block. South Non-walk: ’
Open High Low 1:30.,
Am. Cot Oil 33,55 34 33%
Am. :3. R (30.,13156, 131% 130% 131%
Am. Toh‘. co; ., 130
75% 71533175
Atchison, 75
Atohlsbn,pl’d 96 * £33 95% 90%
Bkyn. END 35%, To 75% 752,;
Can. South 70
Chen. &Ohio, 0% 407’ 46 46%
C. M & St P. 1 41/5 165% 164% 105%
D. & H Can. 161
U. 8. Steel. M
Bait a Ohio, 99 on
Can. of N.J.. 157 15'!
Chi. R l. & P. 140 143% 140 13%
U. 8. Steel old 33% 93% 93 93%
(ion. El (10.. 257 60 257 260
Lou. .0: Nash..103% 103M 104
Nor. d. West. 53% 54 53% 5‘
Man. Consol.. 118.118“ us 118%
Metropolitan. 108 168 167% 167%
M. K. 831‘ ..5ptd at
Miss. Pacino 1011,; 101% 101% 101%
N. Y. C. &H.. 154 1641.4 164 154%
N. Y, 0. &W.. 33% 34% 33% 34%
0011 Tobacco 08
Pennsylvaniaflifiifi 146 146 lid
Peoples Gas, 110% 111% 110% 111
Phil & Read” 42%
P & R MIL, 77%
Son. Railway, 3
Son. Ry. pfd.,
Son. Pacific.
’l‘cnn. C. &. 1..
U2. 8. Leather,
11.8. L.Co. pfd.
Union Pacific,
Wabash pl'd.,
‘West. Union.
WASHINGTON, August 151cm”..-
moot receipts: From internal revenue
5776.267: customs 8450.488: miscellam
com 3161.865. Expenditures $2,160.
a
' FIRE DESTROVB HOTEL.
NEW YORK. Angimt iii—Fire yes
aterday morning destroyed Gunther; 2
hotel a two story trams building. at
Springfield L. L. and Mrs. Studios;
Gunthers motherninlaw. was burned
to doath..i'l‘ho property loss was rob
and at 810,000 ,.
W
PLEASANT MOONLIGHT BAIL.
Capt. David Dixon. of East Norwalk.
took a number of friends out for a
moon ight sail in his electric launch.
Tuesday evasion... Among the party
were Miss Adelaide Lawrence. Miss
Nellie Smith, Miss Millie Baxter. Miss
Bertha Smith, Mrs. David iron and
Mousse Thomas Banter and Stephen
Rfloborts. 2 5 ,
LONDON .August air—Tho weekly,
statements: the bank of‘ England
serve increased” £1. 088
. cinch
tion decreased £498 .000; bullion iii 5,
creased $31,190,417. other boo
”decreased 213318.000: other no
decreased 91.403000: public
increased £3 .050.000; note rose
creased 2.131.003.0003 sodovernmebt
small aside from St.- Paul, which lost all
. seen in a public match in this country
1m 43% 44% ‘
‘~and, Stavené. More expected to he
, cularly good.
‘ 2 best man of the
‘ finally went to W
‘ cs lent service.
32 what looked like a sale lead of 3.0 in
1,5 the second, Davis braced. and by bril~
union with
all political or; as one honestly
pledged to the cable 11.
'2. "in“ '3'";in “'°
p on. p on as. our
NEWP OR HR l..Atls'11:t
ma tennis airborne Ward and De who
"yesterday. playing together was the
Challipiboship in doubles. were ache-
titled to play each other in the singles
today and as the third .round matches
0! the championship singles were' also
on the card it was expected that the
third day of the national“. tennis tourna-
at the Casino. would be one oi the
beat or the 8033011.,
The Ward Davis match was schedul-
ed for the championship court. Davis
was a warm favorite for the winner on
past experience. Ward has not been
the chum
this season, not haying played since he
rot road from t as. to capture the
Mn ich championship in doubles. The
few knowing ones .vrho have .seen him
filler in practice said that no man ever
profited more by‘ a trip abroad and that
he is playing far better that ever before
Tlieae few expected him to give his
{artiller- a very hard match and possibly
0 w 11
Besides this. two other matches—that
between Perot and Gothier and Lat-231d
The latter contained the
i'our. the Paret-Giothier
g‘a‘mes were the promising closer
At 11 ociock the players appeared.
the weather, being considered good
enough to go on. though the sky was
not clear. Davis at once showed a
more cautious game that he formerly
did, Ward. running to the not and
cutting the ball off very sharply. took
three straight: since. The fourth
name went to dong; tour. times. but
also giving him
agood load of 4-0. Davis took the
ill5h .same. lei-gel; gr virtue oi his ex-
[tough he had a lead
in the sixth game. as lost it by his own
errors. The next 'wont to Word at
love. making it his not. 0-1.
In spite of the facts that Ward got
liant- play. and running up to the net.
succeeded in taking four consecutive
guinea. three alter the call of deuce.
which gave him the lead 4-3. Davis
went on with his brilliant streak. and
{getting his stronkes 'long and deep
colt the next three games. making it
six straight. and his set 6- 3.
The third set and the lead, two sets
I Lame-Sand Pans. 2,22
Nickel Cuspldors.
Trowels, any one.
‘ Fly Sereens. We in set.
Barrel Govern.
5 Ten oars Laundrv Soap, .. .
'03 Crown lee Choppers,
5° FourBioubie Sheets Flv Paper , I
395: wiren'ysulers. ;_, .,
It Costs try lttle
To an a Room
with good paper of late style
durable coloring, and appropri-
ate design. 2 mg. V2 '
soc. DOUBLEf‘iRGLL
buys a paper ‘tbnii .irnswcrs that des~
,cription. and .pricca‘2.rango upward
from that figure... Will'ycu come and
see our papersfhz £2 .
Painters’ Supplies, Artists'
" Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decor-2
sting.
_ Telephone Call, 133-3. "
Open evening; till 8:30.
DECKER
37 wasnmoron six.
South Norwalk. Conn
to one. went to Dayle by the score of
out répoahdlymn
as he ran to the Wadi. From this post»;
tion he scored {deco alter place. He
pulled up mm
on two lucky a
game and set. a place and an out.
in the fourth set, and quickly ran to
3 love. though the third game went to
dance five times.
took on his opponent‘s error. but the
5 llfth went the other way. and Davis , ’
. ; bad a lead of 4-1. were took a brace
and pulled out the next two homes.
2 not one more. but D viii then no
set out. 94d: and the
M; M'.
6 2. Ward winning only the second and ‘
third .gamac. Davis now was playing , ’
in his old mm, and easing his carom .
,h aforehand drive. .
540 in the last game ‘ V. L '
is and then lock the .
Davis continued his successful tactics 1
The fourth Ward . "
tili-
atoll. 1:228; 0-3, ,'
Everything of Summer
_ Fabrics must .go at the thin-
neat sort of prices.
men’s Sultioligh in weight
5 and in color;
,2 .2.‘ 2 $9 and $10. .
' Man’- Black Diagonal Suits
. eatin lined, were reasonable,
at $15.09, now Only $113.00.
Children's Vested suits, all
wool 3 to8y‘cars, $12.55. '
, bi re. 2: Strictly Allvwool
loco D ‘blex Breasted
E013,~ recently
2 look into our lathe middle Wind")
in stock. Suits item $6 9810 $18 ‘98
Cash houses. .21
The Leading Outfitters ior Men.
Women and Children.
Great reductions in everu departurent
Ladles’ Linen Shots from 880 to $8 80.
Chamber Dresses for ladies blue as d 01d
rose, $1. 98.: While Lawn Waists from 780
to $2. 80 A" bl” assortment o 0101 -
ed Shirt Waisls at areatlu reduced arises.
MILLINER Y.
Evemlhind in this department you can has
at pour own price. Sailors from 25010
980; all worth double the pride. ‘
can momma psi: 1. 2 *
'7 2 Which is us Most complete and? oldest is
the twin allies. ins been creatill Induced A ,.
Will We
nor an idea oi the different sluice We carru
ass” on on ,‘on‘ ‘2 '
l’nces the same. We sell met as cheap In
seine instances cheaper. than ”the so-calied
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