. 'srbwm Against the
m, pd Harvard and \hle
cw York on Sep-
umber 21
ugust {lit—A royal ro-
was tcnderc'd the nth
it! 11 and Cambridge unl-
hove crossed the water
on. September 2131010
don the Commonwealth
the lower harbor lute
d anchored at nucleotide.
, six' o‘clock this morning
nrlpl‘l and Mick Hullowell
.urdi committee were on
11111211115 their fellow em-
a1vurd.uld Yule, pre-
taking a tug to meet the
111191 on her way up.
,,les, who comes as, the
‘ nor of the. athletes. The
. W Wn'tuun
carrier 111ilo:J,.l Cuwtl1r.n
inch!!! 100 yards; F.
Wt no mile; H W. Greg-
lie; H P. MacNaugton two
Howard Smith, high jump
, 100 yaids
Dawson, presidcnt
Bullwiey, high jump;
:1 half pilot 1.. J. Combos
.111 Comish que1tei mile;
Henderson. long jump; E. L.
~ rand 1"esqlve man S. A
ror.
rs weio escorted to the
I where tuey spent tho
0 receiving their friends.
live tomorrow morning [or
was a huge success. Gov-
sheep was reached on board
at New London, by Com-
Verill and Staff. The yuclit
.ondon about 11101-101111. and
ended for the camp. arriving
list before dinne1. At the re-
. 13 the governor all formalities
dispensed with. with the excep—
the solute of seventeen guns.
little to mink tlic entnsmo
,munder- ln—ehief into the en-
_ out, He made 1111 lufo1 mnl in
' f the mén’ 11 quarters just be-
it At 12: 30 the imitation fox—
8 held, followed by inspection
by the goyei'nor of the three
Governor McLean left the
o'clock and returned to New
on the hillside. Owong to tho
mg; the trip was a slow one. and
rnor did not rcuch that my
this alum-on.
__-..—..I......
Y AGAIN AeeAuus KEEP
E e.
l!
EELD, Muss, August / 23——
11; L ry. alias Mchnci Welsh. oi
sdoiphlu, a prisoner at the
county jail, under indict~
111111111; Wardien Fuller. of the
rrccbiou. with a mnul.
Ins assault today upon UL'
and Smith with. an iron
-,. but they had bus:
in! closely, 11nd werc not
.he despei 1m prisonm fought
but was eventually over
He received five. soulp
the oiiicers‘ clubs 11111
is anmr, it was leuiucd
1111111111111 the 010(1ch 11 week
ileeped some disinfectant in
11‘ the odor of which he did
W..
cannula. noesoo.
W; Auluet 28.~—Aeuust
mum Plymouth was
lib Bristol this morn
i111 lying imamecious
hi fibm‘ his homo.
Woods on his brand bp~
. {with a clib and his con-
' Constantinople with to entire hint! 'of
the embassy if the nation; 111 dispute
I lhtéiy. The let-‘
0 _ ter has the nature 11: 1111 ultimatum. It
‘ cards the sultan thebrietcst delay with-.11
in which to comply with the demands.
' ,ing interact in the camp meetings is
. was pa ligciy opening shrub!”
‘ , it?
120. pic 110%.cou‘1pure with 119 l at
- extended into the. Inuit hour. carrying
. Corbrtt's block South Norwaflk:
W- ow, lather a‘nd moth'cr
v thousand cs deli
night United Status Steel rose ill
The majority of stocks showed small
net sins The market showed consid‘
crab more animation than for some
time past.
WALL STREET 1] a m.»-«Dccidcd
strength developed in some of the
hurd and soit stocks especially the
Elias, Delaware 6‘: Hudson Reading
Second Preferred, Wheeling & Luke
Eric First prcrcrrcdhud Baltimore dz
Ohio issues. which row 1 to 1%.
Their strength pcrmcutcd the general
market somewhat but Union Pacific
was the only leading stock which made
any notable udvnncc. Illinoiu Goutral
l’1cfc11ed, Chicago, lndlunupollu &
-Louisvillc Prefc1rcd and Colorado
Second Preferred, also improved
strongly. Buliimbre l}. Ohio later run
off 1%. and them well; some pressure
11g.1l11st St. Puul which affected the
entire market.
- WALL STEEET.1'10on—-—A lurwe de
mand tor 'Union 'Pnciiic and Southern
Pucii‘ic arose which ch'beked the droop-
ing tendency at prices and the entire
market Idle strongly. Top prices were
muue for the lending 11min carrying
roads and the southern and southwest-
crl stocks were also heavily taken
Business is in laser volume than {of
several weeks and the lmprovcmcn
carried many protiuent railroads and
mcclaltice from 1 to 2 points above
yesterday‘s close. The United States
stool'btodke did not gain proportion-
stole1 with the general mnr,ket but
held firm Bold: wcwc stun:
WALL STREET. imp 111. The rise
Union Pacific 2113 over last night. Oth-
ers of the Pacific 11nd Southwostern
group, advanced 1 to 2. Tennessee Conl.
American Smeiting, Rubber Geode and
Chicago Terminal stocks were 1 to 1%
higher. There was then sane reaction.
WALL STREET. 2 p. rip—.The buy-
ing demand become very prominent
and all cinssqs of stocks advanced still
further. Tonucssco Coal made the ex-
treme rise of 3%,. but many ruilroud
stocks wore from its to 2 points high-
er. The prospects of-u more favorable
bank statement that had been general
ly looked for was an inilu cc. Sugul
rose 2 points. The United States Steel
stocks were neglected and did not got
above their forcncou price.
TODAY'S 0U OTATIONS.
Replica over private mm or m. A
Hohme. commissibu broker. Swurtz a
. _ 0111111411311
Am S R. Co. 134% 1347,41
am.Tob.Co..134% 134%.
Atchison. 70% 77%
Air-lpismi. pfd., 97 9774;
Belt. & Ohio. 10% 105%
llhyn. 1%. T.. 7 313, 70%
Cup. of N. J., 162 102%
Clics. 8: Ohio. 47 47%
(7111.8: N. W.. 195
C. M. S; St. R1014
(‘hi. R. I. & P. 142%
C.(I.G. & St. 11., 90
ii. 1“: H. 01111., 109
U. S. Steel, 43%
H. S. Stool rid. 93%
1.011. At Nash. 1114
Nor. 16’: West. 5070
Mun. Consol., 418%
Metropolitan. 104%
M. K. & 'i‘. pfd. 561/1,
Miss. Pacific. 104%
Nat. Lead (10.. 21
N. Y., C. 0. H. 154%
N. Y.. O. & V1.34“
Puc'lik Mail 40%
Pennsylvania lid
Peoples Gas. 112%;
Phil. &. Read 43%
‘1’. & R. pid.. 77%
Son. Railway. 33%
Son. Ry. pfd., ilii
Sou. Pacific. 511
Toun. C. & i.. 05
U. S. Leather. 13%
us. 1.1.011. old. 82
Union Pacific, 100%,
Wabash. pfd.. 40% 411/1, 40%
Wont. Union. 03 93% 93
‘Ex. Div. 2 per cent.
Low 1130
134%. 134%
134% 134%
70% 17%
97 111%
104 104%
75% ‘10‘41
162 11.12%;
47 47
195
1071/1;
143%
00%
169
43%
0111/9
104%
50%
1191.14
100%
{10%
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21
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4111
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11215
ii?“
334';
1711
5814
6714
1314
82%
10211
4011
9311
107%
144
911%
170
4371i:
0301
1047/3
57
119%.,
105%
50%
195%
15411
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41 11.
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11:111.
13%
77%
11.1151
88%
58%
1171/.
13711
112%
10211.
106%
142%
911
1119
4:111.z
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11.11
51114..
118%
111419
511
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154%
34%
40%
140
112%
43%
7711.
33%
87%
57%
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13%
82
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CONTRACTOR FALLS To DEATH.
POMFRET, 001111.. August 23.-Goo-
run A Brihus. 11 contractor of Ablnu-
ion while at work upon a house here
this morning tell irom the closing
and was almost instnntly killed The
singing upon which brings was at
work slipped. cousins him to lose his
balance and he tell head foremost on»
a rock. 1 Briana is. currivcd by I win
No REBATE FOR CANADIAN.
Pid‘TSll TM August lid—nit today' s
session of 11 conference of tho flayed
Scottish clans it was decided to revoke
the ordcr issued some years ago giving
Canadians 1'1 rcbutc oi 35 par cent. on
all bereavement claim and providing
hemeJtcr met they should pay all 1111-
comments in full. The Canadian (lelc- '
sates fought the resolution hard and
paid the removal at this concession
Would make serious trouble in 011311111111.
FRENCH‘ ALTIMATUM To TURKEY.
CONB'I‘ANTINOPLE.A113ust28-The
sent 11 léttbr to the:
l 11', run all .
informing him‘ 11111 to Will wife
were not settled imm“
M
MILLIMANTIC. Augiiiit' 28 ”increas-
, shown. by the larger, lettendchc‘e 1111 the
week draws to a close. ,fl'ibc 11 utters
today wore
it
to
irreperstion's for the reception at Prince
.COXI Defpbted at Norwich Today by
“fact of Cox of Muldcn.
'els'o won another game from Veneer
, French ambassador.M.Ceustnns.t01isy '
W
lNTEl‘iflBT IN “MP MEETING.
' 0:1:
mor nt h ‘
11111 have already commenced eic
Chun. of China; 11 brother 0: Emperor
Kwan 811. Who is expected to arrive in
this city in shell” mouth.
first visit Bpr-iin. w, ere he will convey
to Empcrci' Williams an official expres-
sion of Chinc’i‘a rill! at the murder of
the German min stei' Baron Von Ket.
teler. at; th ban" f the Butt rs. last
summer. ‘
All Chinat is talking about the
coming visit. and will celebrate it as
they have never celebrated before. Con-
sul Cow hopes to have live thousand
Chinese at the pier to receive the
prince. u’l‘ing “15101111 15, the Chinese
minister at ulii'ushinstou. and his entire
staff will come to this city to welcome
him City and state officials will be
asked to take purl. in the celebration.
Prince Ghun will spend twenty days in
this country.
1,'
SENSATIONAL ROGUE PLAYING.
..........-
Slebun.
Rogue tournament today was the de-
tho lending
pinyyei by Sisson. of New London.
After the. gums, Sisson was wrapper]
in an American ling and escorted
about the grounds by enthusiastic
i'1 lends This afteinoon, Cox will meet
StlHORg in what promises t! be a close
contest. J’ucobus lost to' Peck and C.
G. Williams this morning and Peck
L 3. Bryant d'bfeuted Bishop, Dr. Dav
cnport lost one to A 11. Williams
Hickman won from Messingcr. and
Case from Graves. The standing at
the end of the morning play wus:
First Diviblen.
W011 Lost
C. Cox Maiden.
W. CH. Wahly Washington,
C. G. Williams. Washington,
H. W. Consdon. Norwich,
George C. Strong, New London,
C. M. Bryant, Washington.
N. 1.. Bishop. Norwich.
A. W.‘l’)ickey, Norwich,
Frank Foss Norwich
P. W. Peck Washington,
Frank Slsson New fiondon.
B it Vcnscy, Wilmington
L. P. Bryant, Northampton.
Charles Jucobus. Springfield,
F. I). I—loldcn, Washington,
Second Division.
J. C. Hourd, Washington,
R. W. Mcssinger. Maiden.
A. L. Williams. Washington,
.l. N. Davenport. Northampton.
H."P. Howard, J12, Wushlngton.
F. C. Graves, Bridgeport,
J. Ill, chb. Wcstchcstcr, Pu.
.l, l.. Case, Norwich,
(i. H. Cooper. Washington,
Samuel Dudley, New London.
Third Division.
Floyd Cranska, Moosup.
W. L. Robinson. Mansfield.
A. M. Pyle. Westchesler. Pd,
S. 0100. Crosby. New York.
Dennison Cowles. Bruttlcboro,
Allan Brown, Norwich,
”3—.
CONNECTICUT DEATHS.
2
8
2
‘2
6
'1
(i
ll
3
(i
cumma¢m¢cmmma$r¢
mus-mac: “2553'
5-3::
COfibJ-m cafiQ—‘mWQAL—V
aatwc-u—a
Census Bureau.
The deaths in Connecticut in 1900
were 15,422 11 rate of seventeen to the
1,000. The douihs in the cities were
us follows:
Deaths. llaic
mules and 7.520 females.
were males and 767 females.
er 95 years of use. One hundred and
seventyuwo were over
deaths in Hartford 400 were under' ll
74 which was the highest rutc.
ware 1.520 deaths from consumption
in the state.
to the Petit Bled trom Vienna says:
“According to advices
Turkish frontier ” ,1
W
A'LL MlNB'I NOW WORKING.
MA’I‘EAWAN; W W.. August 23.»—
Withheld, where 11 11111111 111111 cererul
'1'10 5 occurred tun months 11.10.1111
1111 J11 operation' The coiiieriec 11rd
running with nonunion labor.
ml or the strikers are leavingI the
0 A
, SOUTH KlLLINGLY HOUIG'E '
IUR REDN
NORWICH. August 2J-A sensation '
‘a'l feature of the play in the National
Record by Cities Furnished by the l)
.0! the deaths in the state 7 .002 were
0f the 1.546 duths in Hartford 770'
Forty- seven of the deaths in the‘
state during the your were persons or I
90 Of thol
years of use, two over 95 and ten over'
00. Ninety-eight died at the 113911}: 70-‘
ere '
upebmu WAR museum MOBILIZ'
snussnhs. August 23-11 11111111111111.
from Gallic,
twenty Russian tornado boats and 11911 1
cral despntch boats have arrived at?
11111 Dniecter Delta. 11nd Russian troops.
are commencing to mobilise clout tho '
Today the lust mine 11 the 'i‘hnckerv
11c disposed of. . .
‘rspoi't‘sd the following 1 ..
Presldpnt. U M Rose; Little 116111.:
secretary. John illnkiey. lisp impre'i
treasurer Francis 'Ra‘wlchi’ adel
retiring president, exodiclb: John
Hinkley. aeorctary. cxoi‘ilcio; Francis
plain; executivp committee, U 01.17.9110,:
president example: 12111111111111 Wetmorc. ‘
mgr (311005 to be closed out
Rewiey. treasurer. ex-ofi'icio; William
A. K111111111... lndiuuapclln; Henry St.
GsorgIs Tucker, Lexington W..; Char,
lee Ffliibby. Portland, Mo... ' Doducy A.
Mercer, Towunda. P11” and James 1111-
sermon, St Louis
W..... -
eHAr‘iRocx ecsb TO sANov
11.011111
NEW YORK. August 23—11115 Shams
rack 11 had her hendsuils up in steps
before noon loduy; and the crew was
at work preparing to hoist the maidL
soil. She .wda scheduled to eel, sail for
send Hook‘ Buy. fxom which she would
take her first spin over the internation-
111 course. The Erin was getting 11p
steam to accompany her. On board the
latter were Sir Thomas Lipton gull
George L. Watson. The Hunt Club les
Russell went on board early this morn-
Shamrock, visited the Erin. and bad 0
conference with Sir Thomas today. 'lh‘e
Wind at 110011 was blowing ten miles 1111
hour from the southeast
READING TUG GOES ASHORE.
HIGHLAND LIGHT Mass... August
23 ~During a dense fog this morning
11 tug belonging to the Reading ‘Rall.
r0110 Company, with two light barges
bound south; went ashore near the
lifo saving‘statlon ut 'l‘ruro. The
2 muscle struck the. bar off the. point at
9"o7clock 11nd at noon all three were
still aground. it was thought that
they would host at high water. The
anet River life saving crew has left
for the scene.
GOULDS NOT lN CONTROL.
PHILADELPHIA. August 23-A
high oillcial of the Pennsylvnniu Hail-
roud Company. emphatically stated to
1111 Associated Press representative
that t'licio is absolutely no foundation
in fact for the 1cport that Gould in-
tcrcats have secured control of. the
Norfolk & Western. He added that
the Pennsylvania has had control for
some time of the Norfolk & Western
and still holds that control.
6110511 or'wo'nca.
...——.'.i.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss.. PRO
BATE COURT. August 28 A. D. 1901.
Estate of Andrew Smelyak. lute of
Norwalk. in1enld district, decouscd.
Whereas. written application one
been made. to this Court praying. tor
reasons therein set forth. for no order
of sale of certain real estate of said de-
cen ,.d. which is fully described in said
app cation. end that :1 person other
than the udminlstratrlx of said estate
be authorized to bell the same.
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
filco in Norwalk, on the (list day of
August. 1001.11t 10‘ oclock foreseen;
and that public notice tlieieof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district at
least five days before said day of near-
Ansonia, 227 17.9 lug.
Bridgeport, 1,220 17.3 HENRY W. GREGORY,
Bristol, 140 15.5 1123 It Judge.
Denbury, 33,1) :63 . .. _ , . , _
Greenwich, ' 1; 11.
Hartford, 154:! 19.4 IsoLIVENT NOTICE. I
323°11'38”" :53 ii: DISTRICT or NORWALK 1111.. Pro
Middletowu 21111 11111 We 00“", Ausurt M A D 1901
Naugntuck ' 1711 17:0 Estate of John J. Fallon late of Nor-
New Britain 433 17.1 mlk,.in said district, deccpaed.
New HILVOII . l 862 17 Z The Court of Probate for the district
New London '3“, 1‘9},- of Norwelk. hath limited and allowed
Norwelk ‘ 405 18 4 six months from the date hereof for
swmgofli 3‘9 “'9 the creditors oi’ said estate to exhibit
Btoningto'n 111 “1'9 their claims :01 settlement Those
Vernon ' 12, “5‘0 Who neglect,~to present their accounts.
Welling'ford 1:111 1113. property started within said time will
wgnerbm.v ' 809 17:0 be dobarred 11 recovery. All persons
Windham. 173 17.1: lndebted to said estate are requested
to 11111110 immediate payment to
ELLA FALLON.
a 111, 211. 30 ' Administrntrlx.
_, can love .
37AMFORD. CONN
Prepares MW college or for bandage.
. Boys ileum as soon as they can
rend. One 111111111611 end twentyueven
'00» of Yale. 1111110111111 circuits.
'I.1 u.“ 11.011111.
.5. .1.
The selectnibn
hereby 35ch 11111, that they do
1‘. 1111' on 11111111111 the lineal your
DANIELEDN. IIIIi'iiqunu til-mike all ‘
ef.0i1arie’s Cid-d brdouih iiii
destroyed with its copied
swirling;H TiIie ismIIIii
d t at rli '
1113.: Captain Sycamore, skipper of the '
TthingSeheal
boys prepared for celieed. Eaters to,
"' term of 1.01-
mgr;
rug-iii 1111111 against 1111 build town to.
‘ if dented heroic 1111111111, 11111111111
with .mu ill,ciom.11ndit 1111111111111"
Silk Mouselin
Cotton Dress Goods
0111111111111 August Sale of all kinds of Summer (1001151 1.0111111110111151. All bum-
Bargaius' 1n every department.
de Sole,
SilkGinchams.
_ ~ , ‘ ' Wool Challies.
White Shirt WaiSis. Colored Shirl Waisls.
Ladies and GentsI’I Summer Underwear
bin}
Wash Silks.
.
HQ
Large Sand Pails,
Nickel Cuspad'brs,
Trowels, any size.
Flv Sgreens, five in set.
Barrel covers.
1W":
1 1
USEFURNISHING " DEPARTMENT
as“:
: .‘h‘f'
80 Ten Bars Laundrv Soap. 29c
We Crownlce Choppers, 45c
’ ice Chisels, -, 8c
. 5c Four Double Sheets Flv Paper, 5.1;
W wmmmm, . m
lilc Two or three burner Oil Stoves. 80c ‘
Tristram 81
R10 JANEIRO, August 23—«The dep-
uties supporting the udminletruuon
were attacked yesterday evening by
a mob on leaving the legislativc chum-
bci'. One deputy was injured and scv-
srnl arrests were made. Other disturb.
ences are imminent.
'Hflliilllilli TOURS.
Six-Day Tours to Buffalo,
Leaving every Monday. from $23 to
930. according to accommodations se-
lected. Rate from New Haven
Three-Day Tours to Block Island,
Every Saturday, 98. 50 to $10.0
Five~Day Tours to Catskill,
July 230, August 6th, and 20th. 914 50
from New Haven.
8 .IIlI 1113' 220, August 5th Iund 19th. Rate
2 11
Tickets and copies, of "The New Eng
land Tourist" at the office of George
W. Harris agent. N 2.. N. ll. &. H.
I 111111111;
Nlilllfli ill
Bids will be received at the spice of
the Selectment, Nor‘wulk. until Satur.
day. the twenty-fourth day of August.
for the construction of a stone ercn
bridge over the Norwulk and Silver-
mluo rivers at the Broad river road.
in the town of Norweik
Plans and specifications to be seen
at the aforesaid office.
A bond of $1,000 must accompany
each bid. ,
The selectmcn‘ reserve the rlghtto
reject any or all lids.
Dated at Norwalk,
day of August. 1901.
JAMES A. BROWN.
SAMUEL LYNES.
FRANK H.. MERRILL,
Selectmcn.
1 — ..
32] 5t.
5- -Day Tours to White Mountains.
this twentieth
Hyatt
M03 ATTAOKs DEpUmsI 1—
Co.
2%! West Wushingtou‘Sti-eet.
Till leading 811111 0
We sell 11111111111111;
oi Summer Goods.
throughout the different
on hand. Sm’all deposit
. A Little
Encouragement
to make u purchase this languid
weather. I
Youthb' Suite in sizes 15 to
18 only, were :0 per suit; now
to close. 83.
Men’s 11111111, inure worsted-
we have'bs'eu selling them at
38.50 debut-.111 hurry them 01!
the 11111111111, :2. . ' ‘
' Worsted Pentii' (or youths and
meI'nI. ‘11 my coed quality, :1;
very tobicncble 11131.60.
3., lines Dents. 11.111111- pair. '
”NGOK 'risb. ? 3; fr .
{I ‘ Nice 9““? that in. band bowl.
11114 lilo: and here is 11 shield
bow for its you willingly pay 211
and 9511 1111- than it 11111 1711111
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the season. '
i111. , 111111 sinndi 11
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"' d I? .
Hoube m tbrcc year: we
limit“ by like or 1.131101%:
in. the
M1111; of 111511.111:
Norwailk,
‘ ii
cAsIH OR CREDlT.
'-1--——--
and One Dollar Weekly until paid, will'procure tor
you and your family all the necessary raiments for
1191011111 ' '
Ct.
ii 011 iii in!
«bu—~9-
l
in Readu -T'ooWear
Goods ior Men. Women. Boss
and Girls, on the '
EasyPaymcnt System.
We are now clearing out everviliing'in the shape
Great reductibn in ‘prices
depa’rtmems. Buving
irom us you need not spend every dollar you have
at the lime oi purchase
11111111111111 81101 11111111111111
will be ready about September Isl. and will be com-
piete 111 every detail.
Thousands of our cuStomers Can 165001 to
the advantages gained bu trading
at our store.
Norwalk Chronicler