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00 VASIIINEI‘ON 81:. 80. ”RNA“.
'l'DDAY lN WALL STREET."
m
ion.Thst Will be National In quently touched 90.
or subscription, of what it is
ll be a fitting and magnificent Bonds were irregular
al in its scope to take charge
ion. The organization will be hour.
1‘, together with the Veiy large 'Iq hanhned again
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS-
unad to biiiid a splendid memo- Reported 0"” 9""“9 wrre 0" 5- A
m honor “f the martyred we“ Bohme. commission broker. Bwarts a
Corbrtt’s block. South Norwalk:
‘ ”a“!
Uriah and-other Christian Churclr C.C.C. & St. 1.. 98%
Churches hereby expiesses its Un, Pac. pm,_ 87%
rims which has so wantouly 00 $1,085,000.
(i this great public bereavement --——
oil was presented by the Rev TION.‘
‘ John P Forbes. of Brook
who delivered an addiess in the
It 0! American Unitarianlsm no-
head “A ctrospect and Pros-
Mass., and the Rev. Dr. Edward
Dale of Boston.
remainder of the forenoon ses
devoted to business matters Thursday.
, oils. with about 75,000 members.
' this city.
parlor (thug; this
‘ "ill
"m .Fur collerottos and base.
For customers only. We will make
batten holes on our new buttonholc
if. ‘Krasovifz a 5. Fox,
win-Zeitlm Pleas fertile Trill
I out Nlilliiiil oi' lies
Taken to Serve ee Food for the Men, ‘~
as Well as the Other Dope-willy
be Trouble vilth Welter
POLIDH YOUR DHOEB FREE.
Corner North mm and Ann street»;
‘ cuthl Norwelk.
‘ NEW YORK. September
Ham 8. Champ, private secretary to
Mr. Ziegler, who reached New York
yesterday on the steamship Cyan-i0.
brings an account of the first stage of'k
the Baldwin-Ziegler polar expedition.
Mr. Champ accompanied i’r. Bald-
win in charge of the supply. ship at. far
as Frans Jose! Land. to assist in and
bring the headquarters for the o cili-
tion there. Everything was more tav-
orable for the dash to the pole than Mr.
Baldwin had dared expect, Mr. Champ
WALL STREET. 10510 a. m.-——The
alarm created by the violent decline
in Amalgaénatedl Copper til”; sevsiral
. days past, roug theavy se i as or are
“Ill lll CIMOR to EN“ into the stock market this morning.
and declines ran from 1 to 3 points
among the grunge", Paclflcs. South-
m westerns. hard and soft coal roads. An-
. aconda.~8ugar and United states Steel
HAS A WIDE SBDPE preferred. The first sales of Amalga-
V . . . mated Copper, of 9,500 shares. broke
" ; ‘ the price from 93. yesterday close. to
911/. and 90% and the price subse-
ruin...
..‘V i. . .
Vector Will be Organized WALL STREET, [locum—Bear oper. 1.VDI'ess wello
We want to remind you
' that dressing well is not
necessarily an expensive
- ators diverted their main attack from
subscriptions Asked in . Amalgamated Copper to the western.
livery state In the Union- Pacific and southwestern railroad
The America had difficulty with ice
before reachingthat point, and was de-
Fog and heavy winds
V V" stocks, the local tractious and Sugar
5' ELAND. 0.. September 24"- Resuitant losses ranged from 1 to 2%
steps 'were taken here today for xithlSt. Pauldagd Sosa; most affecdtod.
. . t .. thr n ma gamete _ opper ung arena 91
ction at Canon, 0 oug and was less active The market
steadied and became dull before noon.
layed ten days.
were also encountered.
Mr. Baldwin has taken a large num-
ber of dings—420 of them—-—tor the dash.
Some of them are expected to serva as
am to the memory or the late WALL STREET 11 a. ”“099"le food for the men as well as the other
tMcKlnley. prices were the lowest recorded during
.no‘hterence attended by Senator {he “datbhmutla "M11“?!- “5 the market
. . . urue a run y upwar s on suppor ng
2'3“?!” William‘R. Day. or ("m' orders. and purchases by the shorts.
dc‘COL Myron '1- HBI'TICR. yes Rallies of a point were made by some
"afternoon. it was decided to at of the prominent railroads and special-
55mm 11 commigslon that “'.m ties, but only a few stocks recovered to
yesterday‘s close. Amalgamated Cop~
per improved to 92 and held well.whlle
Work. It 19 9109059“ to have “5 Anaconda Mining made a further loss
of this body representative touching 34%. Amalgamated Copper
from all of the various states ran off again towards the end of the
chant to remind you
that custom-made clothing
V are the most attractive.
K We want to remind you,
that our Fall Suitings are
here, and worthy of inspec-
Mr. Champ intimated
might be some trouble with Walter
Weilmau. Who is conducting a polar
expedition over practically the same
llllll MAY Ellll lllllil.
(Continued from seventh page)
We want to remind you
that it will benefit you to
stop into "our" establish-
ment and inquire more fully
into what we offer and pt
what prices we will make a
suit, overcoat or a pair of
trousers to your measure.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-—~'l‘he evi~
; d under the laws 0‘ Pb“) and dence of support in Amalgamated Cop-
bably be known as The MC" per induced covering by shorts. ’ille
' Memorial Association." it is stock recovered its three-point loss and
bd'to lecate the headquarter“: 01 nearly a point in addition. Anaconda
illumination in this city. and it Is rallied 2%. Sugar 1%. Manhattan 1%
ll to have'the organization perfect. and other prominent stocks a point.
tilin‘a week or ten (la-VS- and fully WALL s'rnnn'm p. air-Profit tak
“WHO take “D the WOYk- T1105? ing and renewing bear selling forced
“tad in the matter 9307935 the W the Coppers down 1% to 2 points and
Congress Win at its coming the entire market wcake d. Losses
make a liberal “DDTODNWOH elsewheie amounted to a pc nt in some
. "1' the 3’90“” Of the monument cases. Tiading became dull and pric-
it up to my commanding ofllcer. Captain V
"Didyou mark it'. ' asked Mr. Penny.
‘. pllt my initials on it."
Mr. Penny then produced the mur:
dcrer's weapon. and O'Brien identified
it by the initials which he made on it
before be surrendered it.
"Were you on the side of the presi-
icnt from which the people were com
ing in?" asked Judge ’l‘itus in cross.
“Were there any secret service men
“Not right beside me."
"How near were you to tho presi-
“Thrce or four feet."
“When you saw the second shot fir-
ed you jumped at the prisoncr?’
HARRY..-
GOODWIN,
. , . Open High Low 1:30
New PRESIDENT MCKINLEY Am.S ..R Co..123 123% ,V122%123'>t
"Were you the first to get at him?"
‘i think i was. “
“Did any one help you got the gun 9'
“i got it myself.‘ ‘
"Was he on the floor thou?"
"No. he was not.
I was battered by men who wanted me
to turn the revolver over to them "
Louis Neff. another private. and Cor
oorul Ebertscy gave testimony ill cor
, ,..——.—.— \tt bison 741i: 75M: 73% 74%
Motion Adopted at Unitarian Nat- Vlitirthisgnéglifd..lgg‘d 133}: 1315:: “5:15;?
- .a ._ o. ‘
onnl Conference in Saratoga. ilkyu. R. T.. 00% 66% 65V; 60
ATOGA, N. Y., September 24M Coll of N. J.. 163 163
ally.'opening the nineteenth (‘hes &0hl0 45%. 45% 45% 45%
y . C. M. &St. P. 161 162 159% 160%
tins of the Rational Conference of (.‘hi. R l. & P. ”2 “2
A minute later
9871
today the president . Senator o. a H. Can. 16-1 164
to F. Hoar. spoke in highly eulo ll. S. Steel. 4214 42% 42% 42
no. 2 ohzwfi‘e‘nuinnmo.‘
goods' in this line,’ Is well known.
All Wool Black Iicnricttas, .
Silk Warp Ilcnricttas only the bcst makes
Cheviots, all wool, . . .
Granite Cloth. entirely newthis season
Black Venetian Cloths
Black Broad Cloths
Cable Cord, 48 m. wide
Mclrosc. handsome all wool cloth.
Melton, heavy cloth for Walking Skirts
Mcltous, I8 02., in all shades, 54 in. wide
French chctian Cloths. very fine
Pcbblc Cllcviot'ii'i colors very desirable
ADVERSE T0 PLAI NTIFFJ
Judge Towne:nd Renders Decision in
a Patent infringement Cece.
NEW HAVEN. September 24-Judgo
William K. Townsend. in the United
States Circuit Court today rendered a
decision adverse to the plaintiff in the
suit for alleged infringement of patent
brought. by the. General Electric Com-
mny, of Schenectady. N. Y.. againsit
the Winsted Gas Company, of Conncc.
ticut. lie suit was bronchi on the
grouu htat a machine used by the dc
fendnnts was similar to one made by
the complainants on a patent issued
by Rudolph Eickemcyer for a mnuuetu- i
electro machine. The decision is that
the two machines are entirely different
and that no infringement can exist IIII-
the circumstances.
WORSTED AND WORSTED.
I
and i bought one."
terms of the late President Me. U. S- Ste“ PM 92 , 921%- 917.. 92“:
u h) _ til fAth 1.0II.& Nash. 1039;- lils'm 103% 1030(-
We “i“ “0 1““ an“ Nor. a West. 541/. 5474. my. 54%
reeds or the five points of Cal- \lan. (101,301.. 123 123% 121% 123
“film." he said ‘or Unitarian state Mctropoultnn.165% 166 164% 165%
M. K. & T. pill. 54% 54% 54% 54%
. toe to of faith or church covenants or Miss. Pacific, 101% 102% 100% 10W:
. sea of councils. But Catholic and Nut. Load (30.. 19 ,9
mteatant and Calvinist and Presby- N. v. C. & H. 1553/. 156% 155% 15¢;
n and Universalist and Unitarian, g1. iii Omitnwn 231.4; 23172 :3 23%
. - ac c a .
. 593°?“ “‘2 f‘mstwg’w“ “Def“ Pennsylvania. 144v3 144% 14m 11m
Y e r "‘05 "'3 9 “mm“ a People‘s Gas. 1071/; 107% 107% my.
. it and their highest authonues de- phn, & Read. 41% “it: 40:54 41%
‘e that this man's life was Ciuis lq’. illitupfd” 3% 3? lg? my
. . V . . on. a way. .‘ . . 4 1..
and this man a faith was Liuis SO“. Ry. old. 88% 89M; 88% 89%
W- , Sou. Pacific, 571/. 57% and. 5759
following resolution was unani- Tenn. c_ & 1,, 61% 61% (10% “l
. adopted by a rlslns voter U. s. Leather. 12% 12% 12% 121/.
liesolved. That the National Con-11.5.1410, pfd, 801,5 3055
lice of Unitarian and other Cluis Union Pacific. 97% 98% 967,4. 9795
Harry F. Henshnw. superintendent
of the Temple of Music.
He said when the shooting
occurred he was Just on the right of
Just before Judge Lewis started his
cross-examination he turned to speak
to the prisoner. but Csolgosz would
pay no attention to him.
Only a few questions were asked by
lodge Lewis when Mr Heurhaw was
John Branch. in colored employee of
the Exposition Company. in the Tom-
ple of Music. was the next on
stand. He indicated on the map where
he stood at the time of the shooting.
“Did you hear the president say any-
thing after the shots were fired?” ask-
ed Judge Titus. in cross-examination.
“Yes: i thought i heard him say. 'Be
~ easy with him. boya' "
This ended Brunch's testimony. and
the court then took a recess until 2
Town Court room. on Wall street, ivor-
walk for the purpose olexamlnlnsthe properly attested. within said time, Department
qualifications of and admitting to the Will he debarred a recovery All per-
oiectors’ oath those persons who shall 30““ indebted to said estate are re-
be found so qualified. and for the fur- _ .
ther purpose of examining the uuallil- STEPHEN 110mg“; mined t0 bUlld
cations of and qualifying women who 1117 24 01 Administrator. up a shoe trade
are entitled to vote under any of thc '
special or general laws of this state,
on Saturday, the 28th day of Septem-
ben 1901 from 9 o'clock in the fore.
noon until 7. o'clock in the afternoon. I Had ’ 3"” Shoe V. Store
“low for the untimely death of the Wabash pfd__ 391/, 3914 39 39
beloved president of this repub~ West Union. 911/ 91% 90% 91
illiaiu McKinley. and its admir- WASHINGTON September 24.00:,
, for the qualities of mind and ernment receipts. From internal rev
\ which had greatly endeared him enue $218178: customs. $794. 557; mil!
American people, and its horror celiuncous $155 779 Expenditures,
The court room filled Ilp rapidly long
before the opening of the afternoon
A number of ladies
seats among the spec-
tators. more I an have been present
at any other time during the progress
of the trial. At 1: 53 tile Jury flied into
the court room and a few minutes lat-
er Czolgoss. shackled to his guards.
was brought into court and taken to
his seat in front of the bar.
Promptly at 2 o‘clock Justice White
took his seat on the ‘bench and court
session began.
were given fro
sport of the National Conter- AMERICAN MECHANICB‘ CONVEN'
3”“ 0' ”mo“- HARTFORD. September Zi—The n:
ty-sixth annual convention of the Na
tlonai Council. Order of United Amcrl
(gillerhanics spencd in Grand. Army
are at 1 o'cock a. m.. today
Addmm . "9 made ”You” with National Councillor iiilmerlil. mu
1'- 0’15““ 0- Amos. 0' stat of New Milford. N. H.. in the chair.
About 100 representatives from all
parts of the country are in attendance.
Sessions will be held tomorrow and
September, A. 1).. 1901.
020 L00 OZ’I‘ PATH EAR STA 8T8.
Leaves Cleveland tor Buffalo. Accom- f J
pulled by Son and Daughter.
CLEVELAND. 0.. september 2“-
Paul Csolgoss. father of the assassin.
, Mayor Harbison delivered an ad-
OHT GUNDflED" HERE' dress of welcome tendering to the dei-
‘ form September: 24-—The onto! the liberty of the city. Nation-
‘ steam yacht Gundrcda, Cap 21 Councillor Hill responded. The open
ilrowne——"And didn t you?"
K ' g. ‘, .. ’l‘ownc——“No. i got worsted." ~
Admission If Electors. . - accounts.
" . .. , 3mm Notice. . '
and Women Quali- .— fnends
, .v , planner or nonwnmt. 35.. PRO. '
"riled ‘! iVote. BATE coun'r. Sept. 16. A. 0.. 1901.
V . 5’ Estate of Abigail D. Dibble. late of
The Court of Probate for the District
Notice is hereby given that the 80' of Norwaik hath limited and allowed her Olll'
icctmnu and town clerk of the Town of six months from the date hereof for
Norwalk will hold a session in the the creditors of said estate to exhibit 00
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
to
.‘lnflngfsn‘cmm’l . I“ 5‘. To get I véry nice lot of Men's and “1’ our K. (E, C0. $2 98 Shoe.
accompanied by his son Waldeck and "-
.hil unmarried daughtonVictm‘ia. left
this city early today for Buffalo. Don’),
tective Jacob Mints also accompanied?)
the party at the request of the elder
Clollmll. who is in constant fear that:
an attempt: may be made upon his life.
as the result of his son a crime.
While no member of the family hum
been summoned as a witness at final”
trial of Leon nucleon. but the tether .
and the son. Weldeok. declared short- "
ly before issvin
would otter to
the hope that the not
com lull punishment tor his act;
ediately upon his arrival at Buf- ' .
laid. the father will .
. from the authorities“ an interview
This old men do;
clued this morninuitltet'be
he cry .
session lasted twenty minutes. after
oy'ni?1:1!tle?ldtli)l’1i tigng¥fgg 3,“? comnti‘lttee: Erhard) appointed {gr
a reason one 0 usneeso e
“1° international Yacht order. The order has now 700 coun-
NIN wives snswsv sunrise.
NEW HAVEN. September 28~Ths
Lion Brewsry.- formerly owned by the
M Waldemar: & Sons Company, the to-
tally estroyod by are. today involv-
in: it OII of ”0.000 upon uh oh there
was Insurance of 000,000.71" plant
was at such a distance from the city
that it was wit out good lire protection.
it Ives owned r Adela Homesick. of
says i! t on the Monday
to the «Inclination of Pro“ out.“ Men's Flop Penny Worsted, at
my. Writes met film and Illa-:1: 5, .00.
Villain that the! . Vagina)“ in the Mlcbslcbe salooni' V
'and expressed ' ,
s 'bstdti closed doors.
. W
reenter earn-Ion seamen. '
NEW HAVEN. September “~11: the
and Youthe‘lulte Its very low
Clay Worsted. Dress suite, for
only ”.00. . ,
Alheevy Weight GIIIlmeI-e, et
arranged the details 0
o confusion is now be:
eeyI, declare
Pebble Cllcviots . b -
All Wool and Silk and Wool Fancy Novelties
Alma Royal, one of the finest cloths made
Mcloucttc, 20 ()Z.-g00(lS for Rainy day Skirts, all colors
Fine Venetian Cloths. 54 in, all the leading shades,
Wlicclmau, a very desirable cloth for Tailor Made Suits
New styles of 1* rtucb Manuals for Waists
Housofurnlshlna DOD“
Coal Hells, 19c. Jelly Tumblers,
.. Asbestos Mats”
Ash Sifters, 10C. Coal Shovels
Clothes Lincs,10c. Lanterns,
Tristram 8:_ Hyatt
Norwalk, in said district. deceased. Kind|y remem-
quested to make immediate payment We are deter-
as big and pos-
sibly larger than
W3 A. IINIDIOTI
teolsei‘rsltone. , NOW Failures: Goods, " ,. .
A most complete assortment of the most desirable Foreign and Domestic Dress Goods, now in
stock. The. line contains all the newest weaves in Black Dress Goods and the latest shades in col-
ors. We have always made a specialty of Black Goods, and our reputation for selling only reliable
. . . soc to $1.25.
. . ' $1.00 to $1.75.
. . - ‘ 500 to $1.50.
. .- . .$I.ooo$1.5o.
. . . 75¢. to $1.00.
.- . ’ . ‘ $1.00 to $2.25.
. . . - $1.00 to $2.00.
. . .* $1.00 to $2.75.
. . . . $1.00.
. ' . . -_. V 32.50.
. . . '“l‘ 8I.25.
. . . ‘ $1.25.
. t .‘ . . $1.75.
. . . . $1.25.
. . . ~ . $1.00.
. . . . .$I.5o.
. . .., .. . $1.50.
. , . . $1.25.
. . 37-l/zc. to 69c.
2c. Hand Lamps, ' ‘ 19c.
Sc. 'Mason Jars, . 580.
49c. Mason’ 5 Rubbers, . ‘ 5c. doz.
Norwalk' Ct.
29.31 lint Washington Siiéti.
nihiizllt‘riiti tradition? The Grand popular response to the east)
..t'aii‘;_;g‘tlr:.;iijthm 3'12““: pauineut plan for buuiug eveuiihing to wear
NOTIQE‘ .5min:“blast-“m continues. Eveul hour we are opening new
Even] dau we: are {milking new
lieu
Fill Goods
arriving daily. V
Our showing
of ready-to-wear
goods ior men,
womcpand chil-
unless all on the list “to be made" In the City dren Will be the
shall have been admitted or rejected Men’s, women's largest and most
1) i e. , . . .
“$13.35 lion: the 23d day of ‘ An 352d lesscs complete In the
oes rom- . . .
nuns. BROWN , $1.00 to $3.50. . ””9"” .
SAM UEL LYNEB, . ‘ I .
F. H. MERRILL. . t . . . - '
.21.“;‘3‘5‘; °‘ "‘° . Tm . 90mm l Ladies. we Ddl'llGllldl‘ill Invite llou to see
It’s
.nlond he made a confession in which figure, and i give you I like as 900d if 110i belief than dill] $5. 50 Shoe
"all! to have given all the details . h L t ‘ rin l .v m
e plot Ibo assassinate President . ° ence. " .p d it .
'l‘e details of this canton ‘ opportunity: some came too fete SOld 1“ the “yin Cities'
on have not ‘yst been made public. ‘ to filth" m. trait—don't “a.
3 Ala his confession swim. It is stated
nit Harri an“. of the Dew- oft this time.
We Sell everuihiua on partial moments.
"M” M” ”ii“ "'"’“‘“ w°°' °“"‘°"”'°°' You wear the needs while papilla for them.
H. KRIEGER 6; CO.
ca ethos of" ' j ‘ , Rec 1 No elk.
till .5 ~ 1“” ‘n '11s its... .mmels.
. rs: yotiihwe here them in el- Dear Sir‘ ,. ..- Norwalic. Conn
"""l‘ “"0" ti” ““5" breasted .’ Clothes that fit are the” liih‘d that are. attractively fittiiig~i—is it
“le onevl‘m: til-lio- ' , i not unreasonable to expect “ready made clothing (clothing made for
‘ mans
children". latte. e1 upward. ilimitdgiiiina w to fit 3'0
consider the pr
look/at our samples.
correct attire. .
very truly yours, . .
? Well thenorsturli to reason, and have.
ciri‘g tirade fer you, and you alone. Don't
f‘icc‘ now because Our custom made clothing cost no
more than you have been you? for the ready to wear sort.
We are ever at your dispose
They contain all the cloths
and would dellg’hgfi to hays yfou
c 3 use or
w ll. enamel.
o
Norwalk Chronicler