111111111119. Johntlown,
ml ”tern Road at a
unit Patterson. 01 the
netown. Ehcueburg ea
. ad has resigned his era
‘ti‘lllh on the road has been
ding the appointment 0!
Mr. Patterson is locat-
Pa. and his resignation
ate yesterday By Presi-
Apsdon. whose cities is in
resigning the general
declined to take the
uniting trains. Presi
' el‘pte‘c' ‘0! M1. Patter.
left immediately 101‘
pt 0. new general mom).
0 company's trains in
1;. occurred on the road
" slitting from spreading of
is said to be the. cause
’3 resignation.
Johnstown. Ebens
Railroad has a line
between Philippe
ality and another
between Altoona
no 11007011 excuses.
my» rum at new
HimT
111111,;me 28~The New
toll express train, via.
illlmontic leaving New
; South Norwalk at 9: 10
”10:08 11. m. collided
train. while passing. out
mush the Cedar Hill yard
g loom out and the expless
ere Somewhat damaged.
oriously injured but sev-
sustained slight
The collision was caused by
AL APPOINTMENTS.
0N. August 28. ~The
day made the following up
to: State-William R Bing-
11’15. consul geue1al.Cape
nr~0aptnins or cavalry:
G. Sillsm August Nissen.
‘ll Itenant cavnhy: Francis A
Frank E. Davis
‘ artille1y corps: Harry E
, First lieutenant artillery
Boothe F. Connolly.‘ Second
- until rtlllery corps: Clarence
P I J '11 B. McClure. Howard L.
round '1‘. Weisel. Smith A.
we empty oaches jumped
alley track near Munch
, and went over the em-
“ ; ‘Cbnrles Bordoughs, the
_ Ollilhcre. were caught beneath
er rncd locomotive and bout
M'GINNITY SUSPENDED.
A 0 August 28—»Presment
11‘. ot the American League,
in finitely suspended Joseph
Italic: (01 the Baltimore
conduct unbecomink a ball
sldeut Johnson declared
in no circumstances will he
091 e itched to play during the re-
the present season
.AK‘EN DISCHARGED.
on August 28. ~—Peter 'I'nl
tiltiehmond. S. 1. who
ed on suspicion of having
H its letters to Philip J.
nullity carriage manufac-
ding 3500 was discharged
9t 28 .~—'I‘he Tngeblatt
small coxrcspondonco
onto, which says the
war rather than yield
ei‘demands that he is
' for defence and that he
“three“ hundred guns tram
‘~ “Oceanic from New York. ‘
8‘01!”me Anmt zsé-Mrivetl:
. 69 ‘
last night and Wabash. St.
room 111 MA
Wham
was a bottom rice or 111-11
in opening prices or stock '1‘,
was quiet and there were no very in
blocks changing hands. only the less
the 101101111.
rose 11 point.
WALL STREET. 11 a m. wEflorte to
force 11 renewal ‘0! yesterday 3 11111111111
tion did not meet mith much success
although the losses in some cases an
proximated a point. A strong rally in
the eouthwesterns helped the recovery
Texas & Pacific advanced 1% Above
Louis
Southwestern Preferred. and Missiouri
Pacific Wore up a point from the low
est. P1 ices generally returned to the
opening level but were not well main
tained.
WALL STREET. nm11.-~Westorn
and Pacific stocks weie in better do
Amalgamated Copper and the lib-lee
which infused firmness through the en
tire maiket. Union Pacific; Atchineou
and St Paul were about a point over
last night. United States Steel rose
311 and Tennessee Com 1%. interna-
tional Power was active and 2% high
er. Bonds were firm
WA] L STREET, 1 p. m.——A decrease
in buying demand resulted in price re~
cessions. but offerings were withheld
before the reaction ha‘d run tar. and the
market became dull and steady.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre 01' m. A
Bohme. commission broker, Swartz h
Corbrtt'a block. South Norwalk:
, Open High Low '1230
Am. Copper. 119 119%, 118 119
Am. S. R. Co., 135 135% 134% 135%
Atchlson. 78% 79% 77% 70%
Atchison, old. 98 98% 9774; 98%
-Bnit.&0hlo, 103% 103% 103% 104
Bkyn. It. It. 75 75% 74% 75%
Chen. &Ohio. 147 47‘ 46% 47
C. M. & Sr. P. 107 167% 106% 167%
0111.11. 81 P. Hill. 141% 144% 144%
(3‘.C.C. 8: 8t. 12.8911. 89%
U 8. Steel. 4454' 45%. “1,5 45%
U. S. Steelptd. 91% 94% 93% 94%
Geo. El. (30., 265 2155
Lou. it Nash" 1055;; 106% 105% 105%
Nor. & West..51il§ 561/, 55% 50%
Mon. 000501., 119-7A 1197,15 119 1191,11,
Metropolitan, 167% 168 167%; 168
M. K. & '1‘. ptd. 57 57 56% cell.
Miss. Pacific. 106% 106% 105 106%
N. Y.. C. & H.154 154% 15.4 11.4%
N. Y.. O. QW.. 35% 357,1. 351,1. 357/
Pacific Mail. 42 43 42
PennsylvanlaJ-i'lifi 147% 116%]
People‘s Gas. 112%
Phil. 8: Read. 437.41
P. & R. pfd.. 76%
Son. Railway. 33%
Sou. Ry. Dirt. 88
8011. Pacific. 69%
Tom. C. d: 1., 65%
U. S. Leather. 13%
U. S. Rubber. 19% 19%
Union Pacific. 102 102%
U11. Pac‘v. pfrl.. 91% 91%
Wabash. pfd., ll 41% 40% 41%
W.est Union. 93% 93% 93% 931/;
WASHINGTON August 28. —Govern
ment receipts: From internal revenue
$113316 customs 81118.434;mis1el
luneous $351312: expenditures $1507
000
327411
76%
«32%
59%
65
13%
19
10111.
Ill 1,1" 91%
44%
7?
33%
130%
67
13%
102
CONSTITUTION'S CREW AT WORK.
BRISTOL, R. 1.. August 28.»The
crew of the Constitution began work
this i'orenoon. scraping the underbody
plates from stogings which were low
cred about the sides from stem to
stem. it was seen today that the cor-
rosive matter which had collected up-
pon the metal bad hardened much
from exposure to the air. The remov~
al of this foreign substance will be 11
1110113 ditticult undennlring than the
last one 11 month ago. as the entire
hull below the water line is thickiv
covered with green corrosion. Above
the water, however. the plates are as
bright as when the craft was launched
Part of the dead heel is under water
so that the plate repaired by the driver
yesterday cannot be seen. The injur-
ed plate was not noticed a month ago
when the boat was on the railway be
cause of the fact that the cradle tim-
bers coming in contact with this par-
ticular portion of the tin. obscured it
A new jib to replace tb one which has
been in use on the Constitution is be»
ing made.
LADIEB’ TENNIS TOURNEY.
NlAGARA-‘ON-TH LAKE. Out. 1111-
gust 28-The Ni ,srn international
tennis tournament was continued to:
day. the ladies' singles occupying the
court most of the time. and two at the
favorites Miss Marion Jones and 11111111
Carrie Neely were sucooeelul in their
matches. Score:Lndies'1thrgleé ure-
liminnry roundéhiiss’ him-ton Jones
heat Miss Rogers. 61 6-9: Miss Phr-
h‘er beat Mrs. Spragge. 6-.1 02:11:13
Closierman bent Miss Pennington. 11.9.
~ 012; M1011 Carrie Neely benta”ldi119
Champlin. 63 7-5
0......—
MOVEMENTS 0F VESSELS.
Steamer Servin from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. August lieu-Arrived:
steamers Michigan from Boston;
Pretoria from New York.
N Aug-It 28-~:Arriv‘ed;
Cambrian tron Boston.
9H0? WIFE: 1.1.110 HiMbELF. ..
BILLMRI. 0 11311111 ilk—At Bea
villo' near here. last nilht. ”Willie
11101111101110 ’ told
then killed himself
GYP Wm9 GREAT 113011 PLA‘t'm
1.0NDON.Aunoui ”“6110.st years
old. won the Great Ebol- handle,
, ”Elie of 1.000
fill
‘ 1 what. 51111111111, 11.10 11. 111. Anal
importdnt stocks were on the side of
Kansas 91 'l'exns Preferred. 1
the parade and it will be or me chih-
f‘ortlte scale. Another volitional
mend and there was large buying of
NEW YORK. August 282-Arrived: ‘1
111190111211 tally 11111131111 on: no
, Bil ' .
moor. Wate‘rhfijgirr and Norseman.
oohenoe ’l‘rh of Norwellt will
on its create in their hall in No
111111141111 Uncut Tribe will tulle c
1 their 31191111311113 wives and 111111 I1
tin or the members will have ch11 so
ugh ombl 1111i. . _,
ole wil be it Red Menu 11011 111
Will
be held on Friday night at Nor'wclk.
Next week rehearsals will be held in.
both the English and Indian languages
in the armor-11.011 the night before
Labor day. a lull dress rehearsal will
be held in the armory .
WITNESBES lN SCHLEY CASE.
WASHINGTON. Auxuat 28+~Tho list
of witnesses prepared by Captain Lem-
ieq,1udge advocate of the Schley court
of inquiry, was made public today. it
does not purport to be complete but
includes the principal witnesses who
will be called by the judge advocate.
The witnesses whom Admiral Schloy
has asked to be summoned are notin-
chided in the last. The list is as fol-
owe
Rear Admirals William 18111111111011.
Robley D. Evans. Francis J Higglm
son. Charles S. cotton Henry 0.11111-
lor: Captains French E. Chadwick.
Caspar F. Goodrich. Charles 1). Sign
bee William C Wise, Francis A. Cook,
Bowman H. McCalla. Theodore F. new
oil, William M. Folger. Rozert N. Ber-
ry. John L. Hannum. retired: Com-
manders William P. Potter, Richard
Wainwright, Joseph G Elston. Newton
hi. Mason, 8. Eaton Schroeder, Giles
[1. Barber. James M. Miller, Lewis M.
Holiner. Alexander B. Bates; Lieuten-
ant Commanders Sidney A. Staunton,
Nathaniel ll. usher. Albert W. Grant,
Albion (3. Hodgson William H. H. Sou-
therland. William H. Schools. Tomphu
M. Potts. Alexander Sharp, .11.; Lap-
tain Wlliam C Dawson U. S. M. 0.:
Lieutenants Charles 0. March, Spen-
cer 8. Wood. Victor Blue. James G.
Doyle. Charles Webster. John Hood.
Charles P. Harlow Charles W. Dyson.
Kenneth McAlpine: Lieutenant (jun
ior grade) Ernest L. Bennett; 192111111111
Henry G.hiueli11: Acting Boatswain.
Dennis J. O’Connell; Chief Quarter-
master Neils Anderson. and others.
SHAMROCK ll. OUT AGAIN.
NEW “ORR. August 28—This morn.
ing, under a clear sky. with the wind
blowing a steady twelve-mile breeze
from the cast. the crew of the Sham-
rock ll left their tender. the Porto Rico,
and boarded the green yacht. to prepare
her moorings. and under maiusail. club
topsoil and jib sailed back and forth
across Sandy Hook bay. awaiting the
return oi the steam yacht Erin. which
had gone to the Atlantic Highlands to
take aboard some guests of Sir Thomas
who had taken 11 Sandy Hook boat for
that point
The American liner St. Paul. outward
bound, passed close alongside the green
challenger. and saluted her with tings.
while the passengers waved handher~
chiets.
When the Erin returned to Sandy
Hook about noon. crowded with guests,
the Shamrock was on a long reach up
the bay as for as the Narrows, where
she was joined by the press boat Wan-
(in which had just ariived from New
\ ork.
The Shamrock continued sailing up
the bay. passing the Narrows at 12: 20
p. 111.. Captain Sycamore evidently in-
tending to go over the same course in-
side the buy as yesterday.
WASHINGTON. August our—Corn-
missioner of internal Revenue Yerkes,
in an amendment to a recent circular
relative to articles at merchandise
brought from Porto Rico. states that
such articles as are subject to an in-
ternal revenue tax when brought to
the United States for consumption
may be reshipped to a tireign port
without payment of the tax Due not.
ice however should be filed by the
consignee with the collector of 0113-
toms before the articles are placed on
the toreign bound vessel giving the
name of the vessel and the port to
which bound.
WASHINGTON, August 28~Dlrector
General Forms, in charge of the De-
01.11- aim to afford the out routine
banking. 1111111111. to our depot torn. . 1.
The General Banking Department
furnltlm every accommodation concie-
tent ilvlth «to banking.
T 0 Savings Department pub (he
nights: poetib'lc rate on Interact 10 Ill
dendrite".
Act. is Executor, Administrator.
chum-voter, Guardian, Trustee. and '
acceptt any and all legal truth that
may he committed to it.
[11.01111 80LMAN81PreIIdel‘It.
1011111 11. reams. Vice-PHI“.
05011112111. sense. mas.
‘ , ‘1 11nd .
South Norwalk Savings Bank.
UN 11'1“!) BAN K BUILDING.
ADMINISTRATORS, guard-
mop. treasurers, and others
having the care of trust-funds.
are depositing such funds with
this bank, and taking a savings
passbook. Aside from the inter-
est they bedr.‘ there books are a
great convenience in a business
way. ‘ '
Our hours are from 9:00 to
12 :;00 1:00 to 3:00.
Also Saturday cvenings,6 :00 to
8:00.
SOLID AND SUCCESS!" UL
GI'I‘I NATIOlIIiL BIllll
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
_. 3100.00000
Surplus, .3100. 000.00
OtherProflts. 325 000.00
101111 11.1 mils. President.
11,0011 1! ”1111011. Cashier.
DIREGTORS: '
John H. Ferric "Henry Seymour
,John H. Knapp Christian Sworn
John H. Light E. H. Mathmon
Josiah R. Marvin “ Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts solicited.
I‘lllllllflll . IIURS.
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. 88. 50 to 910 50.
Five-Day Tours to Catskill.
July 2311. August 8111,1101! 20th. $14.50
from New Haven.
5~Day Tours to White Mountains,
”.1013“ 220. August 5th and 191111111111
3" 0
Tickets and copies of "The New Eng
land Tourist" at the 01111212 0! George
W. Harris, agent, N Y..N. H.191!
partment of Posts. in Cuba. was at the R. n.
War Department today. He stated that
it was expected the trial at Charles
Neely. charged with the misappropria-
tion of Cuban postal funds. would he
gin at Havana. about October 1 Mr.
Fosnee is. here on a vacation.
The chairman of all the diflcrent
committees of the Norwalk colchra
tion will hold a meeting Friday night
at the Nomalk Club
St Joseph‘s '1‘. A. B society. was to
have held meeting last night but
as there “‘d no 111101111. the meeting
Murphy “was," 1110
, 1.1. u 111%?
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“HAPPY BOYS.
in Bijorneon's "Happy Boy." the old
schoolmaster writes to his former pn~
oil. and in closingssyc: "My eyes
will bear no more now; they see well
enough in the open. but ache sud wo~
ter over small things." With all his
learning, the old gentleman did not
know that the eyes were simply call
ing {or help—crying tor aid—«glass aid
"in the eyes of the in" ignorance is
no excuse for human ere abuse
Symptoms nlwnyl follow cause It is
the part 01 wisdom to give timely heed
to symptoms. Will you be wise or
am“? y 1
HOME)! 8. HOYT.
' 01110110111110. ,
‘1 Room 9. United Bank Building.
Dillon 110111.11 111.111.1215 to 11:30.
Satin-deli 0v .7 will
Police Headquart-
today arm 3 e bird an interview
Vwith . Police Commissioner Murphy,
‘ 111.191 Md her the would be arrested it
shawl hithdtli
the“ in this city. Jim:
a rooster;
ugunt 28 white
mer Goods to be closed out.
Cellon Dress Goods
Silk Mouselin do Sole.
Tristram 8 Hyatt
Our Annual August Sale of all kinds of SummEr Goods' 1:. now in progress. All Sum-
Bargains 111 every department.
Silk Gibahams,
Wool Challies.
i
wash Silks.
White Shirt Waists. Colored Shirl Waisls.
Ladies’ and .Genlsf Summer Underwear.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Large Sand Pails.
Nickel Cuspadors.
1Trow0ls,anv size.
Fly Screens, five in set.
Barrel covers.
8c Ten Bars Laundrv Soap, 29c
l0c Crown ice Choppers, 45c
Ice Chisels, 8c
5C Four Double Sheets Flv Paper, 51.
39c Wire Fly Killers, 9c
l9c Two or three burner Oil Stoves, 89c
Norwalk, Ct.
Any building on which our
paints‘nrc used will prove an 0b~
jcct lesson, for
that on any other building near
THE PAINT
WILL, OUTWEAR
and will look better
1;.
Window Shades. Cornice P0199.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor-
FIRST, LAST.
AND
ALL THE TIME.
Painters' "Supplies, Artists'
Materials.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
ating.
M
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.,
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON
South N orwalk.
ST"
Conn
Re :blied‘n 11111;" comma” met here 1
ll‘voluc, 2501
111111111 School
Bell {Rings
That will mean that romping
youngster will commence his
next term oi schooling. His
first day means 11 cons 'ddl‘able
redressing-la new
new suit, a 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
careful consideration.
We are
‘ coming to the aid of those de-
“hiring the best, but seek low
prices.
Boy's Pants 15, 25, 39 11nd
50¢ «Pfl' Pm?
Venice Suite, for th
year old. all wool, $1.2
1:3th
sot‘
Double breasted suits, 9 to
15 years. all wool, 31. 5o.
amount“ at $11.25.
0011 11111.1. hoops loi-
the man and youth
”EVE:-
pectcd this week, and it will
be a moot satislac
100. Corrie in an
yourself. ‘ 1
90013 111 year-41900.. '11;
11
We sell everulhinfl
of Summer Goods.
on hand. Small deposit
. the season.
”WW
Lasso: El! Fire.
When it. can he done at no small 11
cost why not protect 11011111111 m
99.10 you can more Your Furniture
and Household Goods in ‘11 Dwelling
House 101- three years 111111111111 lose or
91110111“ 02‘ 3350. “it! lit that WWII
Damage by Fire or 1113111111111. to the ,
29-31 West Washington Street.
1
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1111 [111111 81011 1111le Cities!
CASH 0R CREDIT.
in Readu To- Wear
Goods for Men, Women. B0115
and Girls, on the
l 1
Easy Payment system.
.We are now clearing out everything in the shape
Great reduction in prices
throughout the different departments."
from us you need not spend every dollar" you have
Buying
at the 11m oi purchase
and One Dollar Weekly until paid. will procure for
you and your family all the necessary raimenis Tor
Remember 0111 Shoe Department
will be ready about September Isl, and will be com-
plete in everv detail.
Thousands of our customers can 16511111 to
the advantages gained bu trading .
at Our store.
, ”9991'
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8100.
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lost 0111111 111111111.
Norwalk Chronicler