rded an Bum
. fikey Hi0 No 9
dsued. announcing that
., tit having carxie‘d out its
lth regard to the dis-
an governments, M. Cons
French ambassador, acting
‘ tions from the foreign
the date named in his last
tion to the For to on the
sign minister. with the
sultan, who had prom-
axis that the text should
Deloassc
telegraphed M. t‘onstans
W of so iiaglant a dislegaid
takings, the negotiations
,onser be continued and re-
5130 bans to inform the P01
ad cived orders to leave
ll23. M. Constants communi-
he Porto fixing August 20
or his departure. and as
between France and mu-
hard (1 as broken oil. Munh
.urkieh ambassador to
, been3 telegraphed to not
hoe-cc from this pout of
the French Manama
ho stunted yesterday hr
”at, coutltclhr I? the cm-
set on charge d' attains.
rr pendent of file Associet
Was lniorm’od today from the
that the departure of M.
9m Constantinople under
, stances is tantamount to a
tune of France Turkish re-
ir 130:; who is in Swm.
ill be informed as set iorth
minibcial note issued this
that the French government
desire him to return to Par-
ront ni’iairsmf the two em-
nor-1.0.: carried . on by the
tidal natuie will be entiicly
0111 until the sultan yields to
demands. The French gov
, .nsiders that the sultou has»
jword. He had promised
at of the long standing in-
to Frenchmen, amountIng
4.51 million francs, but at the
0 Week declined to pay the
lit! and offeied a. reduced
bit was refused by M. Con
sited until yostexday and
‘1 The sultan made a tin.
induce him to stay. M.
adieit Therapia on board
, . , for Stamboul. where he
tnk -' the Orient express. A
inleriain arrived at Stam-
oat haste from the sultan.
Constans to return to
ad promising that erer‘
out be satisfactorily settled
time fbr promises we.
, for the sultan to fulfil
kings.
government will take
1s be in the matter, but
or the sultan to move It
ght the sultan will allow
sent situation to last vcr y long.
lowing was the position of at»
mediatciy preceding the de-
’ {the French ambassador, M.
’liufllieh government was show-
abosition to regard the French
he settled by tho irnde. relat-
quays. and the Albanian land
..'i‘h'c French embassy. in or-
prevent a misunderstanding.
Tewiik Pasha. the minister a:
dire. yesterday, that France
itipil onpect'ed the. settlement of
limb included in the de—
0 August 11 and that unless
hgycgded Before noon today,N
would leave and Munir
h‘r lab mbassudor to France.
'1 People's (100.1128; 113%
/ on P110. mo. 82%
1 Wabash. pfd.,
.sraos so‘bns‘ae IN cementum.
, WASH .NG (WON, August Zinlt la
fearéd in 01110101 circles here, that the
withdrawal of the French ambassador
from contentment, marks the disses
lution ot the concert of European pow~
ere under which the integrity 0t Tar.
key was guaranteed.
By the treaty of Berlin all the great
; powers of Europe subscribed to an ,
emollient to refrain from any act that ‘
would tend to the destruction 0! the
Ottoman empire. This action was this
on to iorsstali What was conceivedwto
stile designs;i oi nose to suite
Turkish territory. and Ronald behest!
was led to subscribe to we: agreement
by force of circumstances. Although
several times severely strained. nota-
bly by such events as the last war be
tween Turkey and Greece, this pact hast
so far endured without amendment. but
it is apprehended now that it the ac-
tion of France is carried out tO‘the exu
trcme indicated in the despatches, each
of the other signatory powers will feel
dobllged in self protection to disregard
the agreement and press upon Turkey
the vast financial and other claims that
have accumulated in the past quarter
of a century, with a result of disrupting
the present Turkish government.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL SME’P, 10:10 a. lit—«Open-
ing changes 1in prices of stocks were
small and mixed. with gains predomin-
ating. A number of prominent stocks.
however. were lower. including United
States Steel stocks. Amalgamated Cop-
per. St. Paul and Miss uvl Pacific. Am-
ericnn Smeltlng and P ciflc Mail rose a
point. Southern Pacific was dealt in to
the extent of 5,000 shares on running
sales from 61% to 01%, compared with
01% last night.
WALL STREET 11 a. m.~Specula
tire sentiment was confused until hen
vy selling of Sugar, Amalgamated Cop
per and Atchison unused general heav-
loose The leaders fell all about 'a
point and prominent stacks generally
ruled a harp fraction below yester
ayl’ close The United States Steel
tech was 5/. 011' and wens. altered
freely. It. Loris & San Francisco ad
vanesd 1%. Toward lvl o’clock there
was 0 Inc of a point in Houiaville
New York Central and Pennsylvania
witch strengthened the list.
WALL STREET. noon—~The market
developed a stronger time and prices
generally touched the best figures of
the morning. The rally from the low
point reached a point in some of the
coolers and St. Paul advanced 1%
above last man. Sugar. Amalgamated
Copper and Atehisdn more than to
covered their declines. Realizing in
St. Paul caused a set back all around
before mid day.
Stool stocks did not recover in pro‘
portion to other stocks and were ra-
ther heavy. Bonds were firm.
WALL STREET, _1 p. m.—Prlces de-
clined under a stehdy dribble of oifer-
"iligs. Losses from the best run from
1 to 1%Jor the Pacifics. Atchison. St.‘
Paul, Louisville. New York Central
and Brooklyn Transit. The United
States Steel stocks were 7,9 under last
night.
WALL STREET. 2 p. m.—~The ab-
sence of any important outside orders
encouraged the bear operators to put
out large lines and values declined
more rapidly during the afternoon. Ex-
treme declines were between 2% and
31.4. points in Atohison. Southern Paci-
iic. Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific. St.
Paul and Tennessee Coal. Heavy lines
of long stocks were thrown over as
stop loss orders were uncovered.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or II. A
Bohme. commission broker. Swarm b
Corbrtt's block. South Norwalk:
Open High Low 1:30
Am. Got. 011. 83 33
Am.'S. R. Co.,137 13% 140 130%
Alchison. 80% 80% 791.4 79%
Atchison. pi’d.. 99% 90% 98%, 987/;
Bait. at Ohio, 105% 105% 10414. 104%
Bkyn. it. 'l‘.. .7004 70% 75%, 75%
Con. of N. J.. 105 100
Cites. & Ohio. 47% 47%. 47%. 47%
(3. M. it St. P. 107 108% 106% 1077.1.
Chi. it. i & R140 140 1101.0 115%.
C(‘.C&St.l...90 90
13.8; H Can" 10915 .10910 108% 108%
U. S. Steel, 451,0 401,4, 447,1. 447,1.
U. S. Stool um. 951,4 05% 94% 94%
(ion. 101.00.. 200 206
Lou. til Nash. 105% 100% 105% 105%
Nor. & West.. 57% 57%. 50% 501.1
Man. Consol.. 120% 121 120% 120%
M. K. d T. pill. 57 07% 07 51%
Miss. Pacific, 108% 108%. 107 107
N. Y C. till" 105 1.50% 155 16,
.v’io 30%, 30%
W..30% 30%
N0. Pnc. &pfd.. 08 .03
Pacific Mall. 42% 43 42%, 42%
Pennsylvania. 14711. 14m 147% 147%
112 118%
.44 my.
771/. 77%
331/. 33%
88 88%
00% .0011,
Phil. 5 Read ., 45
is. e a pill. mi
8011.1inllwny. 3374.
Son. ity 01.1.8815
Sou. Paclllc. 01%
Tenn. C. 01.. 07% 07% 00% 00%
11.8. Leather. 14% 14% 13% 13%
U. S. 11.00. um. 82% 82%
Union Pacific-104% 104% 102% 103
541%
15%
77%
34%
88%
01%
on 12 41%
thIAll Cal. August 27.»~’l‘he stage
running from t is cityI to Moucino was
held up about six o'clock last evening.
ten miles from this 000.1010 express
box was tube and two passengers
and the drive hood hum amount
The United Status "
1 and then followed the removal ashore.
827 A. to the sail loft. soils which were mm 1
‘ found dead today floating in the river.
1, the wed.
in Cranium.
returned home. otter
fribndddn New York city.
Dr. A. Scsture dud family Have i..-
turned home from a visit with ’010—
renal and tuniily. 01 1'
Miss Hattie Bell Br up“ ”100330030-
tuck. yesterday, i'oi'b ew Hamburg.
where she will visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradley, 01 New
York city. are noun. at the home 01
Frederick Bradley. Saugat'uck.
Professor Harry Dodge. 0; Kingston-
oaths Hudson. is the meet 01- Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ball. of, State street.
The Ladies' Helping Hand of the
Saugatuck M. 113. Church. expect to so
for a trolley ride some day next week.
Mrs. Day and family, who have been
visiting at the residence of Tonsorial
Artist D'Glovanni. of Compo, have re
turned to their home in New York city.
Sterne Wheeler and Sidney» Dayton.
two of Shugatuck's reputable fishermen,
returned the other evening, from a
day's trolling.. with tour handsome
bass.
While Dr. Bee and Joseph J. Arch
were fishing, Friday. they captured a
seven pound striped bass. near Hills
Pci.nt
Richard Everett, .Sr.. attended the
clambake. given by the Road Depart.
ment of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, at Port Chester. on
Sunday.
A number from this port sailed in
their boats to Hickory Bluff. Sunday. to
see the Atlantic Yacht Club's fleet
which was the geust that day of the
Norwalk Yacht Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartleman and
Miss Hattie iiociask. who have been
enjoying a week’s recreation, at "Cut-
ting Farm." have returned to their
home in Newark. N. J.
Miss Alice Reardon and Miss Annie
Clear started for the PnueAmerlcan Filo
position. yesterday. Richard Irwin will
act as substitute operator for Miss Al-
ice Reurdon while she is on her vaca-
tion.
The electric car leaving Compo Beach
at 4:10 o'clock. jumped the track near
the Cedar island curve. yesterday after-
noon. Traflic was delayed some time.
before another car was put on the line
to take its plume.
Wlhur Sturses is becoming famous
in Westport since his discovery. of a
remedy for mercury ppison. Gault
Brothers say they will reserve several
tWestuort. has
visit with
put on its market.
The annual outing and clambake of
the American Outin Club of Bridger
gin-t. a bold Sunéey, in the grove.
pposi the old mil in Compo. Over
one hundred members were present to
enjoy the bake, which was served by
John Carpenter. of Westport. The par~
ty came and returned in two special
electric cars.
“—w
RIFLE TEAM SELECTED.
NEW YORK. August 27—4110 Amer-
ican team of ride shooters who will
meet the Canadian sharpshooters on
September 5 at Sea .Girt. N. J.. in the
contest for the American centennial
Palma trophy which is really the
championship of the world. was select-
ed today by Brigadier General' Bird-
with Spencer. president of the Nation-
al Rifle Association of America. Fol-
lowing is the personnel of the team:
Major D. 13. Young and Lieutenant 11
M. Bell. First Regiment, D. C. N. G.;
Lieuten at W. W. Cookson. Lieutenant
W. M. arrow and Lieutenant H. H.
Leizear. Second Regiment. D. C. N. (1.:
Sergeant John Malcom. First Regi-
ment" N. G. N. J.: Captain W B Mar-
tin. Second lleolment N. G. N J.;
Lieutenant C. C. Shaw U. S. Vol.;
Captain C. H. Springstedand Captain
W. F. Whittemore Fourth Regiment.
N. G. N. J.
General Birdwlth Spencer was chos-
en by the men as team captain.
The ten selected men will practice
every day on the ranges until the day
prior to their contest when the eight
having the highest scores will com-
pose the team proper and the other
two will be the alternates.
MINE WORKERS To Discuss SIT-
UATION.
HAZELTON. Pa. August 27-41 con-
vention of representatives of the Unit
ed Mine Workers (3 America from or
cry mine in the anthracite coal region
began here today and is expected to
continue three or four days. it is
stated by ofllciais of the organization
that nearly 1.000 delegates will attend
the sessions, representing 300 local un.
ions. Millers of exceptional import-
ance are to come before the conven
tlon. one being the attention of the
right of United Mine Workers‘ oliiclals
or representatives to 30 upon the
property of the various companies to
examine the cards of the miners. a
privilege which has been so far denied
by the oflicisis at many mines.
CONST‘TUT‘ONUTPH BE HAULBD
O
BRISTOL, it. I. August 27—»The
preliminary work of getting the Con.
stitutlon in shape for hauling out on
the marinonallway for improvement
was begun this iorenoon. Captain
Rhodes had the yacht’s topmost struck
0d below hatches. These sails are to
be meat and given a better tit bolero
fits boat leaves for Newport the latter
part or this week. Many of the fittings
above and below dealt were also taken
ashore to be improved.
...........W
‘L'Ab‘l SMITH CEAb.
LONDON August tile-shady smith.
wife of Sir Archibald Levin Smith
master or the rolls since 1000 mm
tipsy. in Scotland it is not known
how the wxhdmwned. 1 1 1
‘ at 09.1.00“. ,j
trucks to deliver the product. wheu it is
tuouu H. so are 111004100» .
one:
The
South Norwalk Savings Bank
calico sunk BUILDING.
ADMINISTRATORS guard-
, incarnations, and others
having the core of trust-funds.
are depositing such funds with
this bank. and taking a savings
pasobook.
est they bear, their books area
great conyenienco in a business
way. "
Our hours are from 9:00 to
12:00; 1:00 to 3:00.
Also Saturday evenings. 6:00 to
8:00. _
d
South Norwalk
Trust 00.
lots as Executor. lumiuisintor, Guar-
iilu or insist. uni Executes
' 'i‘iusts 01 run Description.
Conducts a (antral tanking Business.
locusts oi livery Kind loiiuiied.
1’ lniensiiilolod'on line 10-
outta ligament!
lanthanum.
., 8111108 01111111111.
interest lilosul on 1111808830! but 001
Ill 81010101. Ihis lountmut
0pm Saturday Evenings
from t to 8 o‘clock.
.. WM... .00 .. m s.»
501.10 ML .
nu undid nu
Capital. wit-00. 022.00
Surplus. ,poo. 000.00
0100:“ Profile. 325.000.00
UM
soils ll. resentment.
noun a. “8103. Cashier.
maec‘rbne:
John H. Ferric Hinry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christi-n Bwartz
John H. Light ' E. H. Mathmon
Josiah 11. Marvin . Samuel Grumman
.1. Wallace Marvin.
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Accounts 501101100.
Rtfllllllflii " Willi.
Six-Day Tour: to Buil‘alo,
Leaving every M day, from 823 to
830 according to acconimodntlons so-
lccted. Rate from New Haven.
Three-D0 Tours to Block Island.
Every aturduy. $8 50 to 810. 00.
Five-Day Tours to Catskill.
July 23d. August 0th, and 20th. 814.50
from New Haven.
5—Day Tours to White Mountains,
‘2? July 22(1.Auguat 51b and 19th. ltate
Tickets and copies 01 “The New Bing
land Tourist" at the 001cc of Course
XV Rl‘larrls. agentN ..Y N. 11.0: H.
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iTALIANB‘ GHARéBRED WITH MUR.
D .
WORCESTER, Mesa. August 27-
Carmlno and Modestiuc Chris‘tlamo.
formerly employed on the Worcester
0: Southbrldgc Railroad were arrslunr
ed before Judge Clark item today on
the charge of murdering Peter Fclnsco
,iIi Charlton on Augukt 11.1’robablo
cause was found and the two men were
held for the October session of the
[trend jury without bell. The tragedy
was the outcome of a carousel. it has
not been decided whether the prison-
ers are the principals in the allotr or
the accessories. it to claimed by some
that these two men more not present
at the time.
munvwm'
‘BUF‘FALO N Yuwllifllt 2‘! “The
ill'tc'o’ntli nuptial committed at the
United Typotbetne uI‘Ammit-a was tors
really opened today. This mornings
torsion Wu devoted i principally to
routine matters. About 200 delegates“
is... Ill over the country are in iti-
tentiimce. The sessions are executive
r SNOW iN‘BIRMlNOHAM. ENG.
LONDON. August tiwi‘itorms or
wind and ruin intro wept ovar the
Til ,rmy weather was accompanied 1.
keynotes to Show
met Goods in be closed out
Aside from the inter~ ,
“thrower“ oouvnurtou ores ~
bulwltiundpm Iniur us the crops .
.1...
Cotton Dress Goods.
0
Silk Mouselin de Sole, _,
White Shirt WaiSts. Colored Shirt Waisis,
Ladies’ and 00015’ Slimmer Underwear.
Our Annual August Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods' 1:. now in progress. All bum-
Bargains' in every department.
Silk Gladiolus,
«Wool Chaliies.
Wash Silks. '
,1;
Large Sand Pails.
Nickel Cuspadcrs,
Trowels. any "size.
Flv Screens, five in set,
Barrel covers.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
80 Ten Bars Laundry Soap. 29c
l0c Crown ice Choppers. . 45c ,5,
ice Chisels, 3C
5c Four Double Sheets Fiv Paper, 51. ” '
39c Wire Fiv Killers. 90
190 Two or three burner Oil Stoves, 8901
Any building on which our
paints are used will prove an ob—
jrct lesson, for
THE PAINT
WILL‘OUTWEAR
that on any other building near
and will look better
FIRSfiZ, LAST. AND
ALL ran TIME.
. t
, . .
Painters’ Supplies. Artists’
Materials. .
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order. ‘
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor-
sting.
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST»
South Norwalk. Conn
When The School
Bell Rings
That will mean that romping
youngster will commence his
next term of schooling. His
first day means a considerable
redressing-us new shirt, 0
new suit, n—new pair of pants,
stockings or something else.
to make him appear as the
particular parent would have
him. All this is expensive,
and is worthy of the most
carefuiconsideration. We are
coming to the aid of those do»
airing the best. but seek low
prices. ,
Boy's Pants, :5, 25, 39 and
sec. per pair. ‘
Venice Suite. for the 3 to 8
your old. all wool 81.05.
. Double breasteds suits, 8 t0
‘ f15y¢ltmlll 301, 81.50.
3~pioce an is or 80.05.
Waistu 0 to 10 Years, roe.
value, 0'5 0.
; OUR SFALL GOODS for
the men and youth are cue-1
gated this week, and it will
a most satisfactory one,
too. Conic in and see for
yourself.
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
The leading Sun
We sell everuthinu
of Summer Goods.
throughout the diiierent
on hand. Small deposit
the season.
Losses by Fire .
When it can be done at so small a
cost why not protect yourself? For
82.10 you mm insure Your Furniture
and Household Goods in a Detailing
House for three yam midst ion or
Damage by Fire or Lightniuu. to the
lot 0. larger sum.
.. ,. N08101:;
H Krieger 8: Co.
29-3,] .fMest Washington 1 Strut.
I
m
metres enabrr.
from us you need not spend every dollar. you have
mount 018850. and in that proportion
, 18003 M. LflY’rON.
n the Twin 010!
in Readil To- Wear
Geods for Men, Women B003
and Girls. on the
Easy Payment System.
We are now clearing out everything in. the shape
Great reduction in prices
departments.“ Buying
at the lime oi purchase
and One Dollar Weekly until paid. will procure tor
you and your family all the necessary raimenis for
Remember 0111‘ Shoe Department
will be ready about September lsi. and will be com—
plete in cvcrv detail.
Thousands of our customers call 1051110 to
the advantages gained bu tradmu
at our store. 1
110111311 .1. 10011130!
To 10.008.
in lost it...» 8001 in Bound Our
, lot timid lilllllllil
a panacea not.
Norwalk Chronicler