lot “the 01111
[rotation Laid
1111' mulled Mt there 1m,
formation laid aspirin the
6.113 Colony. The police
here, he said. had acted up-
sséd look-ed at the
marked “The (barge is ab-
A'N’on’walk Institutions.
Norwnlk schools opened
,111111 1111 the teachers
‘ption of one, were in
unable to be present. ow
M15. Samuel M. Stov-
shoe for the opening day
0015 promise to be full be
11111191 the term. Principal
.says iihut all those who are .
he kindergarten 11111.1 primary
(1 consult him at once.
‘11. pupils from out oi” tow-n
(lop y immediately
.L FORGEH ARRESTED
QRK. September 3~Micbnol
lias Michael Fn1lcy.allcged
loyal torger who according
lien is wanted for a number
iorgeries executed 111 19011111
Philadelphia. Chicago. Cleve-
n and this city. was 111-rest-
"day. The Boston police. up-
s capture tolegrnphod
siting that Faircil or
be held for them in case hp was
voland and Boston.
police were about to arrest
y in March and was finally
' 11d urrcstcd today
‘ ON HEARING POSTPON
ED.
RD,S¢111.emb,cr
ha 9 been a hearing in thc U111
on‘tho motion of the del‘ 111
he case of Alien S Miler
st he Consolidated Luke Super-
' pny, that on (11111111 be made to
tho hearing on the plaintiil’s
{01’ a prtiimlnai'y injunction in
.11 also 101' the presentation
The hearing was
d'l‘hursday September 1?.
request of counsel.
css Mon’s Club. was found
room at the. (11111 today. At
Was it bdttle which 111111 (on
10‘ cold. 71mmci man was
caterer and was bcir lend-
,tdhonct'. dated Pictoria,
(Binds August 26 tho col-
Boers killed three
1 do prlsonors and 127
(I, that 194 rifles, 27, 560
:11 1,100 horses .
WALL fi’l‘liilllil’l‘, 10le
beipsd prices (11 stocks here. at
mund tor 11161 131111ch85
stocks. the common selling 8 11nd this9
111 starred 3% points over rum 3
price.
Stats Steel sold at 15% to 45%. com
pulcd with 45%, on Friday. Otherwise
there was no notable feature in the
111nrkct,and changes ware fractional,
with gains predominating, but not up
to the London parity. '
WALL STREET. 11 n. ‘.——~l’roilt
taking in tho. Derivcr 8: Rio Gruuds is-
sues 111111 1111111111; of the Atchiiio‘nu St.
’ Paul and Amalgamated Copper lowel
on them a point and caused general
solids elscwborc. llroml‘n‘ent stocks
fell be cow F1 idoy s {6080 on quite llber
(11 01161111111111 (1’: inc estcrn Pacific and
Coal stocks. Fears of s tightening of
money rates in couscouoncc oi the
l3largo shrinkage in, cash reserves oi the
l3bunks, discouraged long buyidir.
,. "WALI ST ,; noon. wPrloes
wedded, downwards stés(Iy. the II)-
Issue (‘1! inside support encoun’gi‘ng
snort sdrlu which Mud out stop loss
orders in many stocks bosses run
from 31/ to 211/ in the not," divtolon
with 39111161111 Missouri
chief solomrs take Em and W136-
tow preiarrcd (hopped 3 and Virgnninn
Cmcllne Chemical 2%. Chicago Great
Western and Wisconsin Central rose
over 11 point but did not hold well. A
slight rally in prices caused 11 Mouse
into dullness. Bonds were irregular
wiii the speculative issues generally
lower.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-Sugnr fell
3 points on account of disappointment
of speculators who had expected an 111-
crease in the dividend. The general
market sagged in sympathy, some
stocks getting back to the lowest. Dob
uwure & Hudson lost 2% and Oolorndo'
Fuel 1%.
TODAY'S QUOTATIOIW.
Reported over private mm or m. A
Bohme. commission broker, Swarm o
Corbrtt's block. South Norwuik:
Open. High Low 1:'0
Am. dot. on. 3311 33y. 331,1. 3'
Am. S. R. 00.. 130% 136% 134% 134%
Atciiison, 797/1; 80 78% 781/;
Atchlson 1111111., 97% 97% 1.11%
Bait. & tho. 10-1 104 ,lU-i‘A
Bkyn. R. T., 751 711%; '11)
Chos. &0hlo, 47% 411% 47
O. M. K: St. P. 108 105% 1013711;
(1111.11. I, & P. 144% 148 1431/3
C.C.C. (in St. I... 901,4; 90% 440%
D. & H. Can, 109 1661,43 1661/.
U. S. Stool, 115% 44% is
U. S. St. 11111., 91') 114% 9
Lou. 6’1 Nash, 106 105% 10 ‘
Nor. 81. West. 51m, 55% on Is
Man. ConsoL. 120 118% “1501;
Metropolitan. 1118 108
M. K. & '1‘.pi’d.56 [11)“
Miss. Pacific, 107% 1051,41 106%
N51. Lead 011. 21 21
N Y. C. & 111.1511}! 154 {:14
N. Y.. O. & W.. 116% 3521.1 357,21
Pacific M1111, 42174; 41% 41%
Pcnnsylva11in.i~171;fi 116% 146%
People's Gas, 112% 112 112
Phil.& 1101111., 45 441,11 411/4
1’. it ll. 11111., 717741 77 7‘1
Sou. Railway, 337.1, 33 a?
Sou. Fy. 111d, 88% 881/11 is V;
Sou. Pacific. 60% 59% [19%
’I‘onn. C. &l., 07 611 661,4
ibl. ‘.Lcothcr. 13% 13% 1.. ,8
82% 82%
20%
97
101111
75
47%
168%
1111114
90%
109
457115
95%
(106%
56%
1:50
1071/3
154%
360.1
312114,
147%
112%
41’)
177.11
34-
88%
110%
67
13%
U.S.1..Co. 111d. 83% 83%
II. S. Rubber, 20%
“Up. Pacific. 102% 103% 100% 100%
"U. Pac. p111. 90 90
Wabash. ptd., 112% 42% 41% 41%
West. Union, 93%, 93% 93% 93%
”Ex. div.. 2 per cent.
"Ex. iliv., 2 per cent.
STAMFORD'S OLDEST MALE IN
HABITANT DEAD.
STAMFORD, September 3-Georgc
Chamberlain, aged ninety-five. died
Inst night, as n‘rcs‘ult of injuries re
solved 111 a fall from the vorundoh of
his home last May. Up to that time
Mr Chumbcr,lnin who was the oldest
inhabitant in this city, was in good
health, and remarkably active for one
of his years. It was his daily custom
to take long wali1c,sklp 1011c and ride
a bicycle M1‘.Cbsml.'1n11ain is surviv
cd by four children. Willis 1 Id, gener-
ul (mindset of the New Yo! 1, Now 1111/
von it Haril‘ord‘ Railroad: John '1‘.
’ “masts: cur builder of the Boston &
Maine Rdllrosd; D1. Mary C. ‘.Dn1'ling
of this city, and Mrs. Samuel Mottuit.
ct Piessantvillo. N Y. Mr. Chamber
111111 was a native of lelccstcr. Ens
and engaged in the tailoring business
until 1870 when he retired and mods
his home in this city. .
WWW ..
MURDENED IN NEW MONK.
NEW YORK, September 3-The
body of u 11111.11, who. the police six ,
was undoubtedly murdered was found
near Yonkers today, with u bullet solo
in the temple and other In the buck.
‘sb‘out thirty years (‘1! age;
been lifrsncls occurs, on .ltalin‘n. who
{1313,1111 the London market ovcr uh. bob 1.
the opening. There Was :1 notable is. 1
Rio Grands *9
thousand shares or United »
1111.116 1.110
land. Ho cams to this comtry in 1850
The victim was an Italian, apparently ,
The dead man is supposed to have ‘
evenius. re log on 11111111111; 111,: at
six o’binck she was binds tact for the
night in her rcgulnr 11111.1 On board
was “‘Bsrncy'ldiecnau. the regular
night watchman. Early this morning?
Purser Cleveland upon reaching his oI~
111111 had been entered (hiring the night.
A strong box, or iron and shunt two
the lsig'c’ 1111111111 113'
had bum torus
moved. ,1
Tho steamer made her usual trips 10:
“11111111161111. about $1,500.
open and the cash re-
0111 the mystery. T11ch is said to be no
1:11.11
wwgfln
YACHT. RAOEs TOMORROW.
several chanting In the Constitution's
. 1 hill 111 be Mada.
NEWRGR’I‘ R. I..- September 3.--lt
ms anticipated last night that the all
but. finished rdcc youtcrday between the
Columbia and Constitution would be
recalled today but this morning.W .
Butker Duncan come ashore from the
Constitution and stated that owing to
changes in the new boat' s malnaail the
next contest between the yachts would
be tomorrow.
This will probably necessitate a
third race either on Thursday in Fri-
day and 11 the challenge committee
again on Saturday and perhaps several
days next week. At 10 o'clock this
morning, the committee had not actod'
matter. The chnug'c in the main soil
of the Constitution 10 the substitution
of the. old call which she carried when
she beat the Columbia eight times for
the new one which was bent after the
Ilsrchmont races, and under which she
she been bcdtcn in two finished and two
unfinished inces by the old boat.
Tho Constitution' 8 build sails will 111-
so be slightly reont, especially one oi
the stuysalls. which 11.0ch onc or 111m
battens. No changes are unticiputod
in the boat‘s rig but with 11191 old m‘aib
sail on tomorrow her manager hopes
that she will once more trike thc lead.
It is no secret that all the members
at the N. Y. Y. 0., here including those
on board both the Constitution and the
Columbia are very much at sea over the
entiiciy unexpiuincd slowness of the
Constitution. Every change that has
been made in the bout during the past
three weeks instead of being on im-
provement has apparently decreased
her speed until today she seems to be 111
worse shape than at the very beginning
of the semen-when the Columbia beat
her by only 11. minute or two. On board
yesterday. besides Mr. Duncan and her
designer. Nut S. Hurreshoff, was 0. Oil-
vcr lsclin and one..or two other ex-
perts, who critically watched tho host.
for any defects. Mr. Iselin thought the
flow of the msinsnil was not lust right
and suggested one or two other minor
changes. It was by his advice that the
soil which has been on the boat for on—
ly two weeks was token 011 this morn
ins and what Mr Herreshofi and Mr
Duncan consider the worst soil 0‘: all
was substituted
A (liver was also sent down this mor-
ning to look over the plating and the
Thursday that every part of her under-
'body was carefully examined
Every one is determined the ' bout
shall be brought back into shape again.
bettor even than before the N. Y. Y. C
cruise at which time she was apparent-
ly going taster than at any time bciore'
or since.
TRADES UNIONS SUED.
«quid-«w
Wales Manufacturers airport to Law to
Break Strikes.
SWANSEA. Wales, September 8.-—~A
commotion was caused at today's sea-
by the action'ct somc'cmployers in, en-
(rendering. under the decision or the
House at Lords, 01 July 22, lost. to re—
tions for pickedng by their members
A delegate from Blackburn was served
with n writ yesterday, restraining him
and costs were claimed. ‘
suit, the T1111 Viilc railway is suing
Amalgamated iliiciety of Railway. 36
vaults tor £20. 000 damages. incurred
a rdsult ct * 1k 1 1900 ‘
the 11111111111111 par 1,
11111111111 1 th‘
pus allowed to pray and send word to
his mother and than was hauled up a
test. 1011:, cont dining the proceeds 01
tion the. or 11111 determined tbs
(«is not 11‘ cup mentally and.
day. Meanwhilc the police are at work
most important matter boiorc the goth
deem it necessary the yachts will meet.
in the matter of 011161 races. but it was
ttugicipntcd that the members would get; :
ethcr late in the duy and decide the ,
lead 1111. although it was only last‘
sion of the Trades' Union Congress ,liére
cover damages from labor organiza-
nnd the mc‘mbcrs oi the Blackburn
branch of the weavers. Windcrs and ~
Warren Association from bickering
Resistor and Moodcs Works. where a
_ strike is now in progress. Dummies «1111
Besides. this
1, p;
11 : .
and Block lslrv‘vi. Lust turned loose "M {0!
county Ling all yrs 11 captured yester-
do)? by the child' a tumor. Fiity hoists
bors- quickly gathered and strung him
up on s tuiegruph pole, but lowered
him before he was seriously hurt. Ho
second thus. He was I111; suspendcd
until almost 11 conscious, when he wus
(151111111 owere. On further," surplus,-
Lingsii
alter
swooping do would leave the county at
once. he Iwbi: rein
s‘rA'rIONanv 6118111511113 con. .
VEN'I‘I
ROCHESTER, N. Y September 3...
Over a thousand delégutcs and alter
natcs were present when Prohideni P..
Ill 1111111in or New York city, called
the twentieth annual convention oI the"
National Association or Statiopsry En»
glncers to order in council chamber
ciiyllisll building, this morning, The
orlng Will probably be whether it shall
be resolved into a labor organization
or maintain its present independence
and tr’ccdom 1mm labor union entun
glements‘. Thom are 357 lodges. with
a membership or 20 000 in the associa-
tl‘on Alien prsyer by Challcs 11.1111111-
11111111. if) I)“ an address or. welcome by
Jefferson Young obsirmsn oi the 01111
111111 Committee. was delivered. after
which Mayor Corilnnan turned over the
keys of the city to the engineers. Pr’cs
idont Lobby responded alter which
1101111111111 Sutherland, county judge
delivered at address”.
SOCIETY. OF THE ATONEMENT.
NEW YORK September 3~Thc So
cicty of the Atonement, of the Angli
can Church bus cstiiblishod 11. Francis-
can order at Gray Moore a few miles
from Garrison on tho- Hudson. 'i‘htl so-
cloty has for its principal object a on
ion of all churcbcii ‘nndcr the pope.
Thu 111311 church element in the so.
glicnn Church has for years been on-
dcnvoring to have its ordels recogniz-
cd by the Vatican. A your ago the
pope refused requests of such a nature.
The leaders in the movement have not
become discouraged. however, and are
working through the Society of tho
Atonement tor the uttalurnent or their
cud This Organization is a reyivsl oi
the ordoi Iounded in England by the
Sons (11 St. Francis seven hundred
years 111111..
-r——-——v-— -
DISTINGUISHED PAssaNG-Efls ON
THE CHINA.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 3-—
Commaudcr Seaton Schroeder ll. S.
N. governor of the Island of Guam. or
lived hora on the titanium China, on
route to Washington. He declined to
discuss conditions on the island or to
state the object 01111111 visit to Wash *
Alston. Another passenger on the 0111
1111. who Prof David B. Todd. director
of Amherst College Observatory, who
wont to the Dutch East [miles to ob-
sewn the ”coups? oi the sun on May 18,
last no. Hawaiian attorney
general and Justice Fréai', oi' the Ho
wniinn Supreme Coult. arrived from
Honolulu. Attorney General Dole will
wed Miss Gallagher, of this city.
. ‘ /
KILLED SHIPMATE 0N MOUL‘I’ON
PROVIDENCE, 11.]. September 3..
The crew oi.‘ thou chooser Rebeccn J.
Moultou uncw being unloaded here
have been summoned before the Unit-
od fitutes Court here, to explain the
‘killing 01 George F. Sunderstrom their _
11111111111110 while the vessel was at
vtazas Cubs, lust .Iuly.Accor1ixng to
he ssllors the cook of the vessel shot '
undorstrom in a quarrel. 'l‘he cook
11111 the vessel suddenly, some time
1136.11 ls understood that the cook
claimed he acted in self delenso.
W
1 DATED, HIS SODA EGGS.
Drug: gist Explains thy No 1131111111011 3
Dis 9(11 Bph‘cr’olds am Hi: Count”.
"I 111111 to, move this eggs cit the coun-
161:? said 11 drugglst. “Tiers are too
many bright oung men in this nclgh
nomads, that is the reason. A dish 011
eggs acts of: a soda counter, but ’
can't put them out without getting
them (laud. Who, you novel: board of
dating efigs?
"see that ldwyer’ is 11111139 cvcr there?
r1111 follow would some over here for
11 drink and as, sans as i turned my‘ ‘
:1 pic up an 113111.111
' loud pencil, ' mil 2
, 1 bush in tho .1111. so
one 110 come up to the coun
soc it. 01‘ course, 1 couldn't
counter:
1111 Would
I 1 11th
he 19' has glanced
_ 1V9 '1I.‘.
11 order an egg ,
" l
i 1.: '
".il‘i'
,. ‘. ..‘.‘ :‘ '
1 11' 11‘ ': ‘1‘ .
: ‘ , 1‘ mi
Plugs 111111 Decorativc‘tioods.
We buys a 11111111111 of FLAGS so well as gods by. the yard for decorating purposes. 1
PRINTED MUSLIN U. S. FLAGS, mounted on (tricks, lust and brilliant all colors; all sizes,
from scents up. ‘ , .11. .
U. 8.. COTTON HUNTING FLAGS,£astci;1"lors, 4:17 and 5x8. " ' “ 1 ‘
U. S. STANDARD BUNTING FLAGS. best grades, all wool, sewcd' 1n the very best manner,
full number of stars sewed on both sides; 4117:5118; 6x10; 81:12:91115.
- Special Sale of Shirt Waists.
The balance of our stock 91 Ladies' Shirt Waists will be closed out at the following low prices:
A1101 our 7512.. $1. 00, $1.25 and $1. 50 White Lawn and Colored Waists to be closed at 50¢. each.
A" of our Fm“ H‘Eh‘fimdfi Waist! in white and colored goods, originally sold from $2. 00 to
$3 91!; all at 111.110 each.
my. , ..
....1~. .
‘11
. ‘ m I ’
Mattings to be Closed Out.
In order to make room for new goods which have been bought for fall business we have decid-
ed to close but our entire stock of Japanese and Chinese Mattings at cost.
HousefdrniShiug Department. - ~ =
$2319 Glass Cake Stands,
Parlor Brooms, ‘
c'Fancy Paper Shades, "
10c. Whisk Brooms.
Jelly Tumbi‘ch; 1
Hand Lampsrw
6 Etched Tumblers. '
19c. 1102. Universal Meat Choppers.
19c. doz. Fancy Jardiniersy :
25c. Large Berry Dishes.
Norwélk, Ct.
H. Krieger 81 Co.
The leading 11111 m the In his
CASH 0R CREDIT
\#
Tristram‘ 8: Hyatt,
Any building on which our
paints are used will prove an ob-
ject lesson, for
THEMPAIN-T
WILL. OUTWEAR
that on any other building near
and will lookbettcr
FIRS‘IlrLAST, AND
ALL THE TIME.
1
Painters’ Supplies, Artists’
Window Shiidaetfi £21m;- Poles. we SB“ e¥eYUthing in Read}, To wear
PICTURES Goods ‘for Men Women. B0115
and Girls, on the
Easy Payment System
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-
sting.
We are now clearing out everything In ihe shape
01 Summer Goods. Great reduction in prices
throughout the different departments. Buying
110111 us you need not spend every dollar you have
on hand. Small deposit at the tune oi purchase
and 01113. 91111111 Weekly until paid. will procure 101'
you and your family all the necessary raimenis for
the season.
Remember 0111‘ 81011 Department
will be roady about September 151, and will be com ~~
‘ , piste in everv detail ‘
I
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
‘ 87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalic. Conn.
That will 111111111 111 romping _
youngster will commence his
next term of schooling, His”
’ , first day means a considerable
redressingwn new shims .a
new unit, a new pair of pants, ‘
* stockings or something elsc,
. to make him ‘
. particulbr p
him. ,1
1 Thousands Of our customers can lcsliiu to
‘ ‘ the advantages gamed 1111 111111100
_ coming to t
. airing the
23c.
2 3c.
IOC.
Norwalk Chronicler