Evening sentinel, Monday, August 26, 1901 · page 8

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11011. THE HillilHS
1‘ 11nd Nicaragua,
Govcrnmentl Pro-
“ Encouragemcnt
Plott Bu.

11111111111, Friday. August
11, Jamaica, August 26
chin: hero prevents the.
oliticul news. 01‘ news
he governmtmti The
Libero; Colombian rebels,
Sold. lat’o‘ly ais‘umed ‘11

 

It is

1.1111. the Libei‘al
' only captured it
'ibelioved the rebels
he railroad or interrupt

to bloodless raiding
1‘51 01 Chinese Storekeep-

11's to protect the 15111
' «be diiilculit without
7 attack the points

.tnltc11.’l‘he area of

oral 11111110“ the Liber-
ng from Venezuela, qu-
icarwgua in which (1 111-
nl.‘ governments prevail.
narrative government is
With the governments of
mentioned but 111 popular
lutionm'y elements in tile

Libel“ and Commutivc
‘0. 1191111113 .1141 otho1 and
, nether. loin. would.
ever. the political and arm-
~thuflt¢1 inkrnatianai
courted that the Con-
olt 111 Vonezqus against
‘ Us is leceivln: ‘actunl
,‘ 1.1110019111111111: Ionseivu-
Is tlircstened rovolw
y be similarly 111111911011
51113. These condition!
11 for the reports of actual or
international complications
"countrim mentioned. in
Liberals are generally op-
.Colomblu's Conservative 11d—
. Whose prophesied down—
ompnlled by talk of a federal-
0011110111111th 01 some or all of
mentioned. omit the idea
rand Cdomhla ” The (‘olumbiuu
111 is in struiis.1li1anciu-liy, ni'

 

 

8 TEMPLARS lN LOUIS-

VILL'E.

mil, August xiii—Trains
ht ’l‘cinplurs and their
Merlin great numbers today
111118 the city will be crowd-
' 01's. The strcols were 1111-
”WW1! " marching (Icicuchlncnls.
a building was without its
1'8. Among the conmiundcrics
filmed "during 111c morning was
Connecticut. 'l‘odoy was occu-
dhiormal reunions. Tho 11111-
, ‘theconciavc will begin at 8
(11111111 Grand Cmnmnndcry 01'
city and the submdlnutc co'm-

! tho stoic will gacc 11 10-
(new old nicmbcm 01‘ the
"mpmcnt ut the custom

'LUBlTANoiA'S CREW
‘ ‘EDROWN
E, August ‘20 .--'i‘i1o
s i A lboto Cont. 11111111117. (110111
81111, August 2. for this port)
'_ out night with tho (iciinou
.. r illitnnln (from 1111111111111; rm
'mnéun ports) or 1110. (‘nsqucl
1'1‘11’0 11011111111111 sunk in on 110111
or crow worn d10wncd. Thu
31 mon wcic picked up.
111111111 was on iron vcnnol of
8110 bolongod to 11.13.1111
Company and boiled from

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‘ 111‘!in ENGLAND.

' Aligiist 212w -',l‘unilor3 {(11

twelve months tr'oanuiy

1110310011 at tho 15111111 (11 Enu-
. 11 11110111101111 111111111111-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

cot by the Liberals.

 

uswpos'r nu'rouoaiLs'n so.

Supreme Court Will Not Allow Thom
to be Held in Ocean Ave

PRO\'IDENQE,R.,1., August 261-

' That the Newport automobile races will

not be held on 0111111111 avenue, as has
been planned by the National Antonio»
bile Association and other racing clubs,
interested, was definitely decided in the
Appoints Division of the Supreme Court
here today Judge Wilbur granted a
temporary injunction to tho complain.
ants. and set next Wednesday as the
date woon a hearing will be given fora
permanent injunction.

The bill in equity was 11101111111 by Al-

, cxonder Agassiz. Theodore M Davis.
Wiiiiium Grosvonor. Mary King. Ethel ‘

R. King, Joseph Pcckhum and Join
Mohnn, nbuttors on Ocean avenue,
Newport: Sydney Webster and Emma
P. Auchincl'oss of New York. against
the board ,of alderman. Common Coun-
(211.1111: special committee of the City
Council. National Automobile Associa—
tion. the liocomobil-o Association, and
113 signers of tho petition. praying for
the use 01 Ocean avenue for the races.

’i‘ho injunction practically makes lm~
possible the automobile race which was
plnnncd to be the urgent held in this
(ountry The prime mover in the con-
tent was William K. Vdndo‘r‘bi’lt, Jr..
and an «111.111.1111.». program was arrang-
cd for ncxt Friday. the races to he run
if on the broad u-venuc fronting the

water.

-It is probable the contestants will
11111.1 11 mile track a short distance from

‘ Newport but that Will be unsatisfac—

tor-y for high powd‘ machines similar
to“ those which w‘sre lined in the Paris-
Berlin 111cc

The complainants ware rcpiesented
by counsel and no contest was made
auninst the granting of thé injunction.
the rcspondeih not brig represented.

TODAY iN WALL STREET.

WALI. S'BREET. 10:10 a. m.-—Lu1rge
blacks of the prominent stocks wire
dealt in :11 the opening. United States
Stool. Manhattan and Rock island rose
about a point and Consolidated Gas

1%. Otherwise changes wcrc fraction-
al and quite. uniform throughout the
list. The markot was broad and deal.

 

. 1111.111 well distill itod.

WALD. ST 10 11. n1.-T1‘ndm‘$
took profits c- tho advance, but tho
growl deniand was int enough 11)

hold €110 market will in hand. Man.-
nation. dimmiiduiud Gas and R0011 ls-
lunil lost 11 point.‘ but other active
stocks to! only slightly and hardhncd
again. There were good advances menu-
whilo 111 spots. especially for Ontario to
Western. ric Western Second. Nor-1
101k & foncrn. Colorado Southern
<‘ii'si Prc cq'rcd and other low priced
stocks. At 11 o‘clock the 111011161 u’us
lower around on pressure against At-
chison, St. Raul 111111 Union Nollie.

WALL ESTREET. noon-41110 market
bccumc quicicr on the (lccliuc in which
Amalgamated Copper, Alchinson. 131111
(11110111 & (111110.31. Paul, Missouri P11
chic and Union? Pacific lost nbout ,.
polit cal-11. Shorts covered at 1110 low
(‘1' lcvcl and 1110 market graduully im
proved and bccnmc active. The lend
inn stocks. howcvcr. did 111V, rccovc'
in 111(111‘ host prircs. Bonds worc 111-111

WALL STREET, 1 p. lit—Price:
movcd upwards with increasing mom
cntum led by Southern Pacific which
rose 11/42,. the Erica, the other Pacific'
and Southern Railway responded
There were advances 01' a point ((11.1
in St. Louis & San Francisco. uni
1.111111 Eric & Western. The licpublh
Stccl stocks worc licuvy.

w 1.1. S'i‘li‘lE’l‘, 2 p. n1.-—Speculu—
tiou iccnmc rather dull.but pricos hold
well for n time, the general demand
11110111 offsetting proilt inking sales by
the room traders. North American ud—
vuuccd 3%. Amalgamated Copper and
the grain curryinu roads become licnvv
Inter. and 11111 entire market Weakcncd
St. Paul. Atchison. and Union Pacific
fell below lust wrck‘s close.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

churtco over private wxre or m. A
lzuhmo. commission broker, Swan: (1
Corbnti's block. South Norwalkz

11 11111 High Low 1: 30
A111.Coppcr,1.2l/. 122% 121% 122
[1111.11.11.00137514’ 138 137% 137%
A111. T011. (311., 135%; 135%
Atchison. 80 81) 78%. 781/11
Aichlson. 11111.. 011% 087,1. 98% 0871.
111111. 8: Ohio. 10W. 100V. 104 104V;
iikyn. ll. '1‘., 77%, 77%
6110118101119, 47% 47% 47
('1. M. & iii. 1‘. 111771;. 108 1110741 11177.1.
(.1111. 11. 1.111 P. 1-111 145 140

891,4, 89%

soc. & s1. 1..,110
11.11110“. 1‘10 no 11111141111114
1111131ch my. 151.4 4114 311:3.
11 13.51011 id 11471 ‘
111514
11114

1.01111 Nu 1,1015%

bloc. 0“. West, 1171/.
121711 120% 121%
(171,4. 57 1.111,

M1111. Consul. 12104

M K. it T.p1‘(l 571/4,

M11111. Pacific. 108% 108% 107% 108%
N.Y..C.& 11.11111 ' 1511 1501/4 11311
M Y. 13. &\V.. 311% 311% 311% 3111
(liiii.'3(111d(:ho.1l7% 117%
Pncliic 1111111 41% 42% 41%
Bonnayivnnih. 147% 148 147
Psoplo's (ins. 11341. 11344 113
Phil 11 11111111.. 46 4541;
13011 iisilwny83711 34
(4011. by. 1111]., 881.4. 88114
9011. lncliln, 130711. 111%
(11111111. (1. 811., 08% 118414
11 1:1.licnihor 14 14%
11.8 11.130. pi'd.. 811 , 1131.4
11. l. iinbbcr. 309/1 2120
Union PsciflchWA. 104.541.. 103% 104%
Wuhnsh.bld..dl41141%

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

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F , 11 Brown 11 9110111111111. 1111 '
(1111‘ Aural in 111111 1111111111.

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Born. and wit About to Enter
otherIOanu Been in
, innanpesilsy‘lum. .

NEW LONDON. August 20~Frnnk

Brown. of 11101111111... 11 pyromnuiac, 1.

during Saturday night Sunday morn-
ing and Sunday evening. set tire to
three burns in Groiion. and attempted
to enter halt a dozen album. The born
01 contain Thcoph-ilus Brown was
burned to thcg round. about 6 o'clock
Sunday morning, and burns owned by
Hon. Frank B. Brnndegee. oft? .... Lon-
(ion, and Frank P. Denlson, received

slight damage before the fires Were dis— 4
In the Brnndegoc born. a .7
horse owned by Frank Dunesi. was

covered.

smothered to death by smoke Tho barn
(11 Captain Brown was only partially
ihsured.
‘F‘runk Brown wad captured Sunday
night. A few minutes otter setting the
Dennison fire. as he was about to enter
another barn. lie was brought before
Justice 01 theiPeace. N. H. Newbsrry,
this morning. and pleaded guilty to set~
ting the fires, making a sworn state-
ment as to how he set ouch one. He
was placed under $1.000 bonds 1011 ap-
pearance at the next term 01 the Super-
ior Court. He says he commits the
crimes without knowing what he does,
though he remembers the incidents at-
terwnrds. lie has been coniined in the
insane asylum, at Middletown. for
burning 11 born in Uncasville. three or
tour yeasr ago.
DANAHY WlLL BE SUGPENDED
ROCKVII.1.E.Conn.. August 20*-
fudge Shumwny, of tho ’l‘ollnnd County
Superior Court. this morning handed

down his decision in the case of an- ‘

ver Patrick J. Danahy, charged with
holding a take trio]. Judge Shumwny.
in his decision, 51in that he finds tho
chargcs of the state attorney for '1‘01-
lpnd con try to ho true. and tho ovi-
dsncc pro 11ccd not only sustains these
(houses, but reveals the defendant as
havlnk no comm chcnslon of his duty
as an attorney prpcticlng before the
courts 01' this stoic. But enough is 111
logged to show that defendant ought to
be suspended. The chnrgrs referred
to were buouirht by the stole at tho
dpril torm of the Superior Court. Dan-
‘1ll‘y was accused of conduciim.y a iakn‘
court and granting a divorce to a wo-
man. with tho assistancc oi’ anotlicr
mam who impersonntcd Judge Pi‘cnlcc.

 

lWESTiGATiNG NEW JERSEY
ASYLUM.

'i‘REN’t‘ON. N. 1.. August 26-’l‘hc
Investigation into 1111.1 management 0.
lhc stoic hospital 101' the insane was
l'csumcd today and the 110011 quostion
was again 11111011 up, after Lawycr
linckcs. rcproscniing tho attundants.
had submitted a letter to hlmscli 1110111
lllcnnor Smith. of Trenton. in whirli
tho. wriicr (‘luimcd 111111 111 April 111.1:
1111, opiilcpiic puticut diod durinpY thc
night and tho (lcoih was not discover-
cd until (ho next morning. She also
said shc was confident that Atloudnul
Asbury know of (1 dose where n 1111110111
smothcrod to dcnth.

REFORM SCHOOL RUNAWAYS
CAUGHT.

WALL ‘(lli‘ORD August 26~Thc
polhe toduy uricslcd two boys. George
lli‘oudcnlictk mil Albert Warner, who
cscaped from a White Plains N. Y..
ioform institution on 81111111111). The
boys claim the) worn on their \1 .1) to
friends in Boston. 'l‘hcy admitted hm.
111g run nuuv from tho Whito Phillis
institution and say they were not well
trentod there.

 

 

O‘NE GAME lN ROQUE TOURNEY.

NORWICH. August 26. -—But our
game was played this mmnlng in thc
National Roquc tournamcnt and in this
111101' 11 hard contest Silong dcl’cntcd
thly. This afternoon Cox won from
Strong, lcavlng the later 111 the tie
with thly and Bishop by dofcutini:
(‘ongdou also quuliiicd for the play 011'
The final matches botwccn the 111101:
will concludc the tournament.
DANBURY MACHINISTS STRIKE.

DANBURY. August 26.—-'I‘hc strilo
of tho machinists at the Turner Mu-
chine Compuny's lactory, which has
been in progress thicc wooks was
settled today and tho mun rotuinod
to wmk.i‘11’tcc'n muchluists wore in-
volvcd and the dispute was over one
hour :1 week. Tho men have agreed
to work 51'. hours until October 1. utter
which they will work 04 hours.

 

No GHAMGE 1N JOLIET STRIKE.

.iOLliii'l‘, 111.. 0311111 20~Thcrc 111111
been no motcrln change in Iio steel
utiikc situation hora. The advisory
board was in session today liscussing‘
plans {or 11 public mass moctlng to dis.
cuss the strike.

W

COLORED K. OF P. ENCAMPMENT.

CHICAGO August 20-~Colorcd
Knights oi l’ythinc wont n10 camp
hero otoday for the bionniul order of
tho United States.

W

3111011380110
19 quickly cured by

Chmbcrliiin’ a
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy

. 11: never 111113 and' is 11101111-
‘ant and (1111's to take. ' *'

The attack may be “uni-(111'

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

H1111 301 Fire to 'ank P. Donnlson'o

» untili
, books will be closed 401‘ this purposo
on the‘ 18111 day 01 Boptombor.1001. and
, will 1.111 oponM on thounorning of tho

 
 

 

'cd of? 11 taking 11 (101111

3110111: 01' i: remedyss soon

' the 111111111 (111' 1 '
,fi,

311.0511 soLMANs: Pmiuent.
JOHN H. resins. Viacom“.

GEORGE E. BEARSE, Trail. ’ “

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. 111111 , ,
South Nurwalk Sayings Bonk
. UNITED BANK BUILDING.
, DMINISTRATORS. guard-
. lane. treasurers. and others
having the care of trust-funds.
are depositing such funds with.
this bank, and taking a savings

1

pass-book. Aside from the inter- '

est they hear, these books are 11

"great convenience in a business
way.

Our hours are from 9:00 to
12:00 1:00 to 3:00.

Also Saturday eyenings, 6 :00 to
8:00.

 

South Notivalk"

Trast‘TiCa. ,
lots as Executor. 11111111111101.0111-

dian or 11111111. 111111 1111111111
Trusts oi livery Description.

Conducts a General Banking Business.
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connis.._- ., (30111111110111
Piptliliicgililliii. '

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3111163 01111111111011. .. .1
11111151 111011111 0101110111301 0111 1101'»
1111 1111110111. This Department
Open, Saturday, Evenings
1101116 lodfh’cipi.

w- W... W... fi..-.....w_.. ....

SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.

w..- a...

0111 111101-11 1111

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN-1

$400,000.00
Surplus. 15.100.000.00
OthorProfits. §25.000.00

M.

101111 11. neoclasrmnem.
110011 11. 1111011. Cashier.

 

Capital.

DIRECTORS:

John H. Ferric Henry Seymour

John H. Knapp Chriltlan Swill-t:

John H. Light E. H. Mathewuon

Josiah R. Marvin samucl Grumman
.1. Wallace Marvin.

Accounts Salloliod.

11181111111111 THURS

Six-Day Tours to Buffalo.

Leaving eveiy Monday, from $23 to
330 according to accommodations se-
looted. Rato from New Haven.
Three‘Da Tours to Block Island,

Evcry nturdoy, $8 50 to $10. 60.

Five-Day Tours to Catskill

July 23d,August 6111,111111 201b, $14. 50
110111 New Haven.

5-Day Tours to White Mountains,
$22Huloy 220 August 5th and 19th. Note

Tickets and copies of. "The New Eng-
land Tourist" (it tho oiilco'ol' George
NJ'R. r-Harrio, agent. N. Y.. N. H. d; H

 

 

1111110101Poinilmpronmutilo. .

, NOTICE To s‘i‘ocKHOLDEnn.

Notice is hereby 31an to the Stock-
holders of Tho 1101011 Point improve-
mont Company that the annual meet
1113 will be held on Thursday. Septem-
ber 26. 1,001. at the union of said com-
puny.M No. 250 Washin 11011 811.. Jersey
011y.N . . .l., at 12 ocloc. noon. 1'01- the
11111110111: of electing (11 (16111111 (or the
ensuing year. and for 11111111 other 1111111-
11111111 1111 shall properly come before
1111111 meeting. Polls to continue open
fl‘ooioclt o: m. Tho transfer

lith (lily of (31191111111191.1101.
E. A. WOODWARD.
. secretary
$011016 11111311111111.1001 (120 it

 

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'OiiiNI'i‘ Abbi, 111.. . August 21M
‘ 111d (11min.- 111111111 by 11 11101110
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do: til
, 111111111; W 11.111111111111111

Tristram 8. Hyatt, .

Our Annual August Sale

' met Goods to be closed out

Cotton DieSS Goods.
,Silk Mouselin (1e Sole,

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

of all kinds of Summer Goods 1:. now in progress. All Sum-
Bargains in every depaiiment.

Silk Ginghams, Wash Silks.
W001 Challies.

White Shirt Waists. Colored Shirt WaiSls,

Ladies’ and Gents 811111111131 Underwear..

 

HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

Large Sand Pails;
Nickel Cuspadoiys

Trowels any size
Fly Screens, five 111 set,
Barrel covers.

8c Ten Bars Laundry Soap. 29c
10c Crown ice Choppersf ’ 45c
lce Chisels, 8c

5C Four Double Sheets Flv Paper, 51,
39C Wire Fly Killers, 9c
190 Two or three burner Oil Stoves. ‘ 89c

 

Norw’alk. Ct.

 

that on any other building 110:1?

Any building;r on which (111
points arc used will prove an ob-
ject lesson, for

THE pAiuT

WILL OUTWEAR

and will look licticr

FIRST, LAST, AND
ALL THE TIME.

 

Painter-3' Supplies, Artists'

Window Shades. Cornice Poles

Materials.

PICTURES.

Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decor-

ating.

 

Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.

South Norwaik.

 

DECKER.

87 WASHINGTON ST..

Conn

H. Kriegcr 81 Co.

25-31 West Washington Street.

(is 111111131111 11 the 1111} (1111!

m

CASH OR CREDIT.

We sell everuthing in Reads 10-. Wear
Goods for Men, Women Boos
and Girls. on the

Easy Payment Syntem.

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We are now clearing out everything in the shape
01 Summer Goods. Great reduction in prices
throughout the diiierent departments. Buying.r
irom us you need not spend every dollar you have
on hand. Small deposit at 111s time of purchase

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1 Little
Encouragement.

to 11111110 a purchase this languid

1

weather.

Youths' Suits in sizes 15 to
18 only, were 80 per suit; now
to close. 83.

Men's Pants, pure worsted-
we have been selling them at
$3.50 the pniruto hurry them 011'
the shelves 2.

Worsted nuts for youths and
men. u very good quality. 111',

very reasonablo 11131.60.

Knee Pants. 1121111111 11111.
uses 'riss. " ‘ ,
Nico ones. that 1‘s, band bows.

{or 100: and hero is n shield.
bow 101‘ 15c you willingly pay 211 '
' and 360 for thigh“ that was

the price.

and One Dollar Weekly until paid. will procure 101

you and your family all the necessary raimenis for
the season.

111111111111101118101 1111111111111

will be ready about September [$1, and will be com-
plete in everv detail.

‘1. 1

Thousands of our customers 01111 16511111 to
‘ the advantages Gained bu trading
:‘ 1- 1 ~: 1110111 store.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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11111,th 110' 11
$210 you can insure your 11111111110
and Household Goods in 11 Duollhd;
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l1121111111‘11111 by Fire or»

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