F'i'
10.: lo a. m.~There
‘ were some all hL'saine as a rule in
the opening de‘ tings. but no impel-taut .
I Nature... The Erie stacks were .
ti!
strongest, but their gains were can '
ed to fractions.
dropped nearly a point. and a low oil:-
, er stocks showed fractional declines.
Womtm and Young
the. can Family wrped
c-Aii‘urtbcr De-
ZiilLPHIA. August so—Ii‘he
nth r victim or Wednesday e
di tor was recovered from
i'yer, by the police, this'
, vsupposed to be that of
ii. thirty-six years. a gro~
ville. Pa. who was on his
om Philadelphia. He
(MW and five children This
, enth body recovered, of
h . have been identified
out. those of a woman and a
i unidentified Niuween
.3 . nd it is almost certain
illness are dead 02 the eight
the [lag in the hospital two
not recover. Thus the
he a’wiul explosion will
lglgborhood of thirty deaths.
t made today by Mrs.
. who wuss passenger
of Trenton, with her two
Edna, aged seven. and Aru-
Yd. establishes beyond res-
t, the late d Mrs. William
ind been reports-(if among
,, Null. Glapham was in the
‘ out When the explosion
. She was severely hurt
.. Lbiii occupiers steam. land he-
a frantic search for her
M Clnphum says she was
ed. and begged plteous-
Mrs. Clupham was
" a place of safety. from
ere taken by the rescuers.
Mrs. Clapbam was too
ted to make her statement
. . Keen.
HKeen the husband of the
missed in the list of known
his. .wiie and their daughter,
. aged twenty years. on
Trenton. for a pleasure trip.
cane crushed to death in tho.
the steamboat The daughter
lily burned and the hospital
ys she cannot recover.
beneath oi the daughter the
A amily will be wiped out of
. r.'Keen was superintend-
e‘ Philadelphia dairy.
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RTEVANT’S CONTRACT.
.‘urtsvnnt. proprietor of Stur-
his been awarded the. contract
ollation committee to furnish,
coming celebration of the 250th
pry celebration the following
'. Three thousand cups 3000
000 mates. 3,000 knives 3,-
and besides these a large
1’, other merchandise that
‘ ouid be needed for such an
The competition to secure
. 4 ct for these articles has
‘ry been between out oi town as
Al merchants. and Mr. Slur
to be congratulated upon his
In securing the contract. Mr.
ont’s" estimate was consider
W‘er‘ than any of the out of- town
"i bids and this demonstrates
$01 Frank J. Bradbury's horses
. kiln with colic in front of the
it” No walk postofilcc yesterday at
‘ ' ‘r The animal was taken to the
Solicitors. in West Wash
pond Dr; Harry Id. Bates
, iiiury, was sent tor. The an
" lithe most excrutlatlng or;
7 tossed and tumbled wildly. Dr
ruled that the best thing to
be to tap the animal He
iii front of one hip and pine-
In: There was a
" "4:119 wind escaping from the
bicycle tire. in ten minutes
pica apparently in his nor
, ' .. ' ‘ .Au‘gust 30. ”The report
, ’ guilty that Ada Grey. the
o
i its. had died at Ford-
do it untrue Misc Grey
i; all in reply to a quea-
hill or health. replied: "i
., tier in seven months. "
' ~ were sonic slight gains as a sale in the
the opening level.
'Chicaso Indianapolis
. Lou. & Nash. i06% 106% 106
‘ Traced/ell
. provel o
‘ l
WALL. STREET. 10:10 a. ins-Jrho‘re
opening dealings. but no important.
strangest. but their gains were coolin-
_ed to fractions. American smelting
dropped nearly a point, and a low oth
er stocks showed iractiousi declines.
WALL {STREET 1131.; m.~tito he
were inclined to run to but a do ‘
arose as priced scaled down and that
market generally improved to abov
The gains were
mainly uniform and iractlonai in the
active quarter aside from some at the
southwestern stocks which were a
point up. Tobacco opened 3% higher
at 138 iii
WALL STREET. noon. "r—LOW priced
stocks were in 'lrettor demand and
& Louisville
New York Chicago & St. LouisiErle
Chicago Terminal and Wiscdnsln Con
trai issues advanced l to 2 points.
There. was but little doing in the prom
incnt stacks but they showed general
firmness. Bands were firm.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m. -——'l‘lrere was
no genm'ul direction perceptible in the
price movement. which was narrow
and wavering. New York Chicago &
St. Louis second preferred rose 2% and
St Louis & San Francisco second pro:
ferred Luke Eric A Western commoh
and prolerred. Metropolitan and Cole-
rado Fuel 1 to 1%
WALL STREET. 2 p m. -A demand
for Union Pacific found little stock on
offer and bids Were gradually raised.
carrying the price up over a point to
104. There was no response among oth-
er leading stocks, but Denver & Rio
Grands issues rose strongly, the prefer-
red gaining 2%.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or can
Bohme. commissibn broker, Ewart: it
Gorbttt's block. South Nor-walk:
Open High Low
Am. 8. R. 00.. 135%
Am. Tob. Co.. 138% 138% 138%
Alchison. 79% 19% 79%
Atchlson old. 97% 98% 97%
Bolt. «it Ohio, 104%
Bkyn. R. 'l‘..‘ 75 75% 75
Can. South. 69
Ches. & Ohio. 47% 47%
C. M. & St. P. 167% 167%
90
46%
95%
1:30
135%
138%
AW;
08%
104%;
7c»;
47
106%
89%
45%
947.0
0.00. 8: St. 12.. 89%
D. & H. Can, 1071/,
U. S. Steel. 45%
US. Steel pid.. 94%
(ion. El. 0.0.. 268
Nor. & West. 66% 56%
Man. Corrsol.. 119% 120%
Metropolitan. 108%
M. K. & T. pfd. 5614
Miss. Pacific. 107
. Y. O. & W...'iu1,§
n. Tobacco. 09%
Pennsylvania. 147
People's Gas. 112%
Phil. & Read, 44%
P. & R. pid.. 77%
Sou. Railway. 33%
Son. Ry. pm. 88%
Sou. Pacific. 00%
Term. C. & i.. 66
U. 8. Leather. 13% 137A;
Ii.S. I..Co. old. 83% 83%
Union Pacific. 102% 103% 102% 1081.4
Wabash pi‘d.. 411,9 42% 41% 42%
West. Union 93% 93% 93% 93%
WASHINGTON August 30-Govern
mcut receipts. From internal revo
nue. 8690.777; customs. $377,220: mis-
cellaneous. $23,623. Expenditures.
$000,000.
531/;
l 19% 120%
168%
56%
1U7%
36%
DJM
147%
112%
45
77%
33%
88%
60%
661/5
1374;.
60%
107%
35%
147%
113
45%
77%
33%
cost
66%
107
36%
147
112%
44%
77%
33%
60%
66
13%
83%
HOWISON DENIES iNTERVIEW.
His Personal Letters to Acting Secre-
tary Hackett Made Public.
WASHINGTON. August 30—Actlng
Secretary of the Navy Hackott today
made public personal correspondence
between Rear Admiral Howieon and
himself in relation to the iltuess ot'the
admiral to serve upon the court of in-
quiry. Admiral Howison having cou-
sentcd that his personal letter shall be
given to the public.
AUSHTERLOINEB MARVELLOUB
GOLF PLAYING.
CHICAGO, August 80 --A large
gallery of gait enthusiasts lollowing
the playing oi! oi the semi finals in the
Glenvicw club championship today
The play was started for eighteen hot
as with the tollowlng pairing: mace
I) Smith on Wénteia vs. Abram Poole.
.‘ir. Onwontsia. William Holloblrd. Jr.
(Ilenvicw. vs. Walter i0. Eugen. On
wontsin.
Auchtcrlonles marvellous
breaking game of
record-
last Wednbsday.
against some 11.3mm: and William 3.
llollnblrd. .ir.. when be lowered the It
pr olenrrionul mark by tour strokes has
just been made pub lo In the record
play he halved six holes in bogey and
bent bogey on twelve holes ills tot-
al was 70.
DELIMA l 60. TO BE PAID.
WMHIIINGTON, August 00. will"
the co roller oi the
Treasury. has read rod a. (incision
. which. dismscs or the rumours Dehimn
case. He boldh that tinder tho recent
decision at the United flutes Supreme
hired it Company tor-I t. 607 from the
American Sineltlng
feature. The Erie stocks were the '
)6 The judgment or the assistant state's
‘ port.
The score card at Lawrence .
‘ p stance of Bhuiribah
not worryins
preferred. agai bimito the Grievance
Committee. as he states he to“ v‘ ' odor
instruction of" a notion state‘s at}
torney. '
When the attorneys had concluded
with their remarks. Judge Taylor said
that the evidence in the cases and the
circumstances Which led up to them.
were practically developed in the Davis
case. He supposed that, the prosecutor
d was appointed tor some purpose. and itw
was his duty to investigate all crimes.
attorney “that the prosecutor has no
case against the boys. seems to be con-
clusive that it would be assists for this
court to pursue the proceedings. for
which they would not possibly be tried
in the higher court-.34“
4 “I do not think that it would be good
judgment." said Jud as Taylor, "and I
don’t think that it should lie done. i
think I will permit the ameudm p. " ,
Attorney Keogh did not see w y the
former charge should remain it there
was to be an additional charge, so
Prosecutor Tammany moved that the
word “assault." be substituted. Judge
Taylor allowed the change.
The boys were then put to plea and
the fathers of Nihill and Terrell acted
as guardians for their sons Attorney
Keogh was guardian for Smith.
Aler each had pleaded guilty. Pros-
ecutor Tammany recommended that a
fine oi $75 in each case be imposed.
Attorney Keogh addressed the judge,
and said that before the penalty is set-
tied. lt should be taken into considera-
tion that the boys have been imprison-
ed for a week; the disgrace oi the im-
prisonment: the parents of two or the
boys being workingmeu. and have
nothing but what they earn by hard
daily labor. "The other boy isxthc son
of a widowed mother." said Attorney
Keogh. “and the only means of her sup-
Ail this should be. taken into
consideration before inflicting the pen-
alty asked "
Judge Taylor briefly went over the
cases. and stated that it was customary.
'lt least in the-first-oilense. to not im-
pose a jail sentence. He said that very
often the parties for which punishment
was not intended duller the most. and
'alluded to the parents of the boys. He
then imposed the sentence.
The fathers of Terrell .and Nihill
succeeded in raising the necessary
amount to procure the release of their
sons. and .just before press time. Hmith
was‘ released. A reporter saw Mr. Ni
hill, father oi‘ Thomas. He stated that
he and Mr. Terrell paid the attorney
for the defense and most of the costs
they each havihg to pay $85. including
the lines. Mrs. Smith. had $55 to pay
they only leaving her 35 costs to as
some.
ERMAK GAVE UP ARTIC EXPLOR-
iNG
HAMMERFES'I‘ Norway. August 30-—
The steamer Frithioi which arrived
here yesterday alter having successful
ly landed the Baldwinmcglcr Arctic
expedition at Camp Ziegler. on Alger
Island. spoke the Russian ice breaking
steamer Ermak three weeks ago. Ad-
miral Makarofl (the originator of the
idea to reach the pole with the Ermak)
said his experience had convinced him
that it was impossible to force a way
through the polar sea. The admiral
was then bomcwurd bound. He saw
Mr. Baldwin.
VANDERBILT FINED $10.
NEWPORT. ii. 1.. August 30~—-Wil-
iiam K. Vanderbilt. Jr.. was summoned
hetero Judge BakQ‘. in the Police
Court this forcrroon and lined 810 for
allowing his automobile to exceed the
speed fixed by the city ordinances. Mr.
Vanderbilt paid 82.00 additional as
costs. The oilcncc was committed on
Ridge road Wednesday. Chief of P0-
lice Benjamin Richards, who yestor
day had Foxhall Keene and Reginald
Vanderbilt fined for last riding. was
the complainant in today' a case. The
latest oii'onder promised Judge Baker
that he would observe the law here
a ter.
sooner-ARV noor use AN As.
case.
8
NEW YORK. August 30~8ecretary
of War Elihu Root is at his residence
from an abscess. He came over from
Washlnrzton. His physician says Mr.
Root is in no danger and that no oper-
ation would be necessary. Mrs. Root
said today that her husband needed a
little rest and that they would so to-
morrow to Southampton. L.I .. for a
tow days.
”BTEAMRR IUFFNrI-O BREAKG
. em .
LONDON. August .aomfrne British
tesmer British Queen. captain O‘Ha-
on. {torn New York. Muscat 17. {or
utwerp. which posted Prowl e Point
odoymlsnalled hating? cache the Brie
il'sii steamer Bundle.
Hun. on August 28. in let 49.10::
with a shalt broken.
id proceed August 31.,
W
W'- ON “SUE! MADE Amt
5 m MrNOE N8
P ills. August alter-The Mail
tidy so" ' '
Court the iudamont a tamed by De . 533‘”
United States on recount pl the now.-
let paid 0 them animus ship
.iro’ra Porto 2"Rice to in tail {lute
. between the (late of tho Jrhtiilualon of .
the tree of Paris on that at the up»
be second a pro nationf ct iii"
in «a... " l
ut firm
the harsher out. may, he paid ,
; For his reason than. i
sstabout charges _‘ ‘
, Splrituouo and intoxicat as Liquors,
zLoveui
idea. from New York. Aukuir‘t it. it?"
hilt sire expo ohm '
qualorhlletio. tor unauthorised.
unearthed t,
The races were started
o'clock and will oantinu
evening. There is a lots '
entrir'as and ranch interest in the event
which altogether number 15. The
most important race is the sixth tor
seaplane vehicles deveio‘r’us over 13*
horse power tor u out) altered by Mrs.
KVsnderbilt lir. seven oi the
fastest automobile}; in the c uhtry are
entered for this event incl dial: the
French and German machines import
all by Mr. W K. Vanderbilt. Jr. 0th
or entries in this class are made by
A. Bostwick W Murray, Forlhuil
Keene and David Bishop
As the track is but a half mile
around. and all the races but the last
will be five miles in length, it will be
necessary to circle the course tori
times tor each contest save the last
The last race. the championship, tor
the winners in all'olasscs, will be at
10 miles. .
individual prizes tor the races are
{liven by Mr. and Mrs. William K.
anderhilt. in. Mrs Herman Oelrichir.
Altred G. Vanderbilt, Harry 0. Have
meyer. Jr., Mrs. John It. Drexel Mrs.
G. H. P. Belmont; colonel John ‘J. As-
tor Mr Joseph Widener. Reginald
Vanderbilb and John R. Livermoro
The prizes are handsome silvor cups.
glrrlrgérond pitchers, aggregating in value
W
SHAMROCK ll GOES OUT.
NEW YORK. August 30. ~rAt day
break this morning there was little
Indication that there would be a trial
sail made by Shamrock 1] today: There
was a heavy tog early in the day, with
a light four mile breeze from the west
but shortly alter 8 a. m.. the wind shirt
ed to the east southeatt. with an eight
knot breeze blowing away the log and
soon the decks ot the. green challenger
ware alive with but while clad sailors
making handy for xi hays sail. At 10: 15
o'clock the mains (“i had been hoisted
and was quickly a owed by her racing
club topsoil.
About 10: 50 o'clock Sir Thomas Lip
ton boarded the S cancel: and the
headealis of the y cht. jib torestap
sails and baby jib topsoil were quickly
broke out Slipping her moorings at
10: 55 the yacht wag under way head
in; out towardss tidy Hook point
which she passed at 11:08. On the
yacht beside her' outner were Designer
Watson. Commodore“ Hilliard and Nov:
iabtor Hamilton 0! the Erin.
The wind was light from the star-
board at 11:30. with promise of
strengthening. The Shamrock. it was
expected .would sell fifteen miles to
windward and return. As the yacht
went through the main ship channel at
a lively clip on the starboard tack. she
made a beautiful picture. She rushed
through the water with an almost im-
perceptible list.
git: Shamroc‘ir made
To clear the bar
a short tack acres the channel. and
quickly came about again. passing the
bar buoy at 11:22 o'clock. She was
then in deep water. where she had plen-
ty of sea room. With her sheets to port
the yacht made along tack beading due
east to a point oposite the Sandy Hook
lightship.
- At 12:04 o'clock. when about 1%
miles due north of the Sandy Hook
lightship the Shamrock tacked. and
headed for that vessel. The wind shift-
ed to southeast and blew a steady ten
knot breeze. Although there was quite
a ground swell on the ocean the yacht
Went through the Water with less lass
that a sharp prowed torpedo boat.
CAPTAIN HERLIHY GOES FREE.
NEW YORK. August (lo—The indict.
went against 4Polico Captain Horirhy.
charging him with neglect of duty. in
that he failed to close disorderly bone
as in his precinct was dismissed by
Recorder Gait today. in a decision on
a demurrer to the indictment. entered
by I-ierlihy. The dismissal was grant-
ed with the understanding that the
case be resubmitted to the grand jury.
The demurrer raised the point that
there are 110 specifications in the in
dictment. enumerating that many dis-
orderly houses. and that it the case
Went to trial each one would have to
be proved. This is the point upheld by
the recorder.
'
‘ro iii. Board oi.¢ounty brimmiuloni,
0rd at Flimold Count:
1 hereby apply for a insane to doll
Ale. Lager Boer. Rhine inc. and (JI-
\ tier. at 6 Benton street. town at Nor: .
. Walk My place or business is not lo-
0 feet in a direct line 0! ~
outed within
a Church till idea or Public thool'
thereto. or any PostrOiIloe. Public Ll»
brary or (Jamar
Augustm
Discounts ELETTO ,
, . . A ppl licant:
- We, the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined
Town at Norwulk. it
why endorse the
appliir’atlon oi their
re named Nas-
sled at Nor-walk
this 20th day of
it. (A D : . .
DD
eby certify tit
garners or: also
Ni- idiot. .
a... lit
’Dted
house, or the premises pertainingv
Dated at No wElIn this 30th day oi. _
by law. of NW
’35,
0‘” Cotton Dress Goods.
Silk Mouselin do Sole.
White Shirt waists. Colored Shirl Wrists
Our Annual August Sale“ of all kl
a roar Goods to be cldsecl out. Bargains in every departure i
; s new in progress". All Slim—
Silk Giuoharrrs Wash Silks.
W001 Challie‘s.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Summer Underwear.
l
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTME‘ .T.
Large Sand Pails.
Nickel Cuspadors.
Trowels, any size.
Flv Screens“. five in set;
Barrel covers.
“=ng
ich iBzir's Laundry Soap. 29c ‘
lilo Crowd ice Choppers, 45c
' ' ice @hiscis. ...... "‘“ 8c
¥5c Four Double Shmis Flv Paper. 5t.
39c Wit; Fly Killers, 49c
l9c , TWO or three burner Oil Stoves. 89c
Trrstram 8: Hyatt
.. Norwaik Ct.
Any building on which our
paints are used will prove an ob—
jcct lesson, for
THE PA’INT
- WIUE‘OUTWEAR
that on any other buildiu‘g near
and will look better
FIRST. LAST, AND
ALETHE TIME.
' it:
u
in t1.“ r' ‘
Painters‘ finalise, Artists‘
. Mom
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Frumod to ‘Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor-
sung.
Telephone Grill. 133-3.
Open evoninis‘tiil‘ 8:30.
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DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk. ‘ Conn
i. .'
hirer The School
' Boil Rugs
That will metal that romping
youngster will commence his
-next term of schooling. His
first do means a considerable
redress ago-p new shirt is
new unit. agitate, pair of points.
stockings or something else.
to make him appear as the
particular parent Would have
him. All this is expensiye.
and Is worthy of the most
careful consideration; We are
coming to the aid of those de-
sitting the best. but seek low
prices. .
Boy' it Pants, :5. 25. 39 and
50¢. per pair
Ve'stee Suits, for the 3 to 8
gayest oidmiliwq‘ei. 5m .. i 4
Double canted so ta. 8 in
:5 yam, ill wool, 01.50. ‘ . ,
wiser: suite at $2.25. 9
slots to to years. zoo.
lysine,” 4
OUR Hrs; GOD
. it man s
th s
Booted this week. and
a a most satisfactory and.
too. can. in and see to?“
iyoursoli. , _
lie hairpin
i
H. K 7 ‘ of-
29-81 Westhshington Street.
so
Ni% 3-”: .. .
‘31» r: r.
m, is in lie in ii in!
CAsr‘OR CREW m
We seli everuilrinc in Readu- ”To Wear
coeds“ tor Men, women § ”lions
and Girls, on the
his:
5
I
Easy Payment System
'We are now clearing out everything ‘inytthe shape
oi Summer Goods. Great reduction ini prices
throughout the driiereut departments. Buying
item as yod need not spend every dollar you have
on hand Small deposit at the lime ‘ot purchtise
and One Dollar Weekly uuirl card. will procure ior
you and your family all. the necessary raimenis for
the season. ‘
wiil be ready about beotember Ist'. and will b
. . . piete' at every detail
Thousands of our customers can to, 7 _
the advantages gained bi) iiidur ,
at our store. ,I ‘
:wlgheuhit combo-rigged 3t truism
l W 3 no iii‘
82 10 you it‘ll: mire {ourfiiii‘
and IlouMthd Geode in la!)
Holt” for the anti! sfisi hut lo
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Norwalk Chronicler