nectdol$aow
$1.75.,
use
Alaeo‘iovo.
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unto 1; amour.
tigust 18~Developmente
the Burtholin—Milcbell mur-
have led the police to be-
.‘are nearer the solution of
. that has been puzzling
Vetn week than ever belore.
Qouhhelman. the intimate
tokens and who denied all
of the crimes, was taken be-
Quinn today and held for
bonds of 10000 charged
accessory after the [not in
titers of Minnie Mitchell and
. I in and-that Bartholln said
trouble over Minnie Mitchell.
these whom the police found
IWilllum Allen a fellow work-
Counselman said that Counsel:
lid told him repeatedly that he
1, great deal about the trouble
olin was in, when Allen suggest-
,Connselman tell the police
helmew the letter said he would
such thing, that Bartholin was
friend and that he was too shrewd
ice Allen said that Counsel-
reused the greatest anxiety.
man'o'wife begged him repeat-
tell the police all he knew. but
"Oounsellnan had been obdurate.
from Bartholin to Counselulan
for money and saying that the
Lwas in trouble. is held by the
It was this note which Coun-
hnd tried to secure from his
choking her. that led to his
bly be Armted u Soon as
Il Crouch Border Line.
.. YORK. August III—united
'lnrshnl Afenltel today received
in the case of Peter Power
the directors of the Northern
railroad: “
pontlively surrender Power to“
'v morning as agreed. hook
,io see there is no interference
Min 37 anybody."
. uppooed that the Pinkerton
armed with bench warrants
r's arrest and it may be that
at once arrest him as soon as
, crosses the bender line. Pow-
anied for contempt or court in
to appear before Judge La~
'9! the United States Circuit
response to a subpoena. ‘
hit or FOREIGN ADVIsons.
‘ August 18 «Yuan-Slim Kin
of Old Li province has ems
Booby. Jr.. who was score-
the provisional government.
in the non of the former Uni-
". ,
p... ,‘ IvALa or, VESSELS.
Wfi.1ugust lwanived:
moan Naples.
August! Arrived:
ii. August It. 9: lo a. m.
mm Rainer Wilhelm
New ka for Shortcuts
‘thatvilllgebymvhohave
“min.
‘ had the preferred overs min on ‘
low at the Southwo‘ tAI'nII thawed n -'
prices were shaded The Grungomi‘
4 ‘ and the Poultice opened lower and
sum mama. com
A Anasloem a sham Ar moon.
OYSTER BAY, II. I..All3ustI13r~m-
rid B. Hendersbu. Isuealnu‘ of the.
House of Representatives and Repre-
sentatlve Hancock. chairman oi the Re
puhllonn congresalouul
will be the pIealde t‘o guests at din-
ner tonight. Flue em 0'. Travers. of
Oyster Bay, and alor John Crane. at
New York. lunched with the president
today. Joseph Borrhardt. superintend-
ent of the Beth Israel hospital at New
'.York today invited the president to at-
tend an anniversary celebration of the
hospital. in January next. P. hi. Riz—
ewy. surgeon general of the navy. who
we. the pleaidentla guest yesterday,
le t for Washington today. ,
I GEN. ALGER‘S CANDIDACY.
DETROl'l‘. August lsuWhon Gen-
eral R.'A. Alger. former secretary of
war. was naked today it he was ready
to announce his candidacy for the
l'niied States Senate, to succeed the
late James McMillan he sold: “Upon
mature consideration l have decided to
consider the inatter a few data longer
before uniting at anaermination.
shall reach a decision some time this
week. This is taken to mean that
General Alger may not be a candidate
after all.
. MANY MEN QUITWORK.
NEW YORK. August 18.-A strike
was ordered today by the internation-
al Brotherhood oi Blacksmith and
helpers in all shops where an advance
of ten per cent. in wages is not grant-
ed. The strike affects shipyards prin-
cipally. and 1,000 men employed in dif.
tereut yards quit work today as a re
sult of the strike order.
TWO SASHES IN HER THROAT.
NEW BRITAlN. August l'S—liirs.
Thcophilus Droui. aged sixty~fire, was
found at her home in Myrtle street. at
9:30 o'clock, this foreuoon, sudering
from two gushes in her throat. made
by a knife it was denied that the
wounds were self- indicted
OENTi‘STS' OFFICES ROBBED.
WATERBURY. August lS—Four
dentists reported to the police thin
morning that their emcee had been
robbed of plate and filling gold to the
value of several hundred dollars.
There is no clue. to the tbleveo.
DEATH OF REV. DR. BENSON.
GAMBlER. 0hlo_ August ls—Rer.
' Dr. Edward C. Benson. senior profesI
sonin Kenyon College. is dead.
A New Hampshire judge has in his
possesdion the following letter sent to
him by an old farmer. who had been
notified that he. had been drawn as a
juror for a certain term of court:
“Deer Jedge: i got your letter tellin‘
me to come to Manchester and do
dooty on the joory an“ i write you
these fue lines to let you know that
you‘ll have to git some one else, for it
ain‘t so that i kin leave home now. i
got to do some butcherin’ and sort or-
er a lot of apples just about the time
the joory will be sittin‘ in your Court.
Si Jncrklnan of this town unys that he
would as soon as not go. for he ain't
got nothing else to do jess now. so you
better send for him. i hate the worst
way not to oblldge you. but it ain't so
i kin at pressent. Ennyhow 1 Ain‘t
much on the law. never havin‘ been
a ioorymnn Heeptin when old But!
Stiles got killed by the cars have some
yearn ago when i was one that set
on the body filth the. hammer So you
better send for Si Jockmnu. for he he
80‘! some kill in nanometer he not.“
to visit. ennyhow, an' he‘d be willin‘
mxoiwhuwmethereon'beck.
Ant-er hock if you want 8!.” «2 onto
coil 5 Magazine V-
11mm you a musician. It.
Wilcopcr?
committee.
there were sharp traction! declineo in
Norfolk and Western and Sugar. . ,.
WALL STREET. noon .m-er'con do;
clluod quite generally well below San .
urtdny’a close when the trader» sold
Brooklyn Transit and tool: profits in
Multvllle and union (innit-Ill. Them
stocks fell back a point or more and
Missouri Pacific,
do, New York Central. Pennsylvania
and Louisville large fraction. Texas
and Pacific lost the boat: port at a
point rice and American Express broke
4%. Amorleon Telephone and Tole-
graph sold a point higher and West
orn Union and TwinIOity Rar‘l Tran
sit as much lower. ,Louiatin; Ins
rushed up again to the highest before
noon causing the general not to steady
in spotu. Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-—‘l‘here
were few important changes in prices
Louisville was well sustained, but
Rock island reacted 1%, Norfolk and
Western preferred and New Jersey
Central each lost a point. Pat-lilo Mull
rose easily 4 points and Chicago Tcr-
minal preferred and United States Re~
auction preferred a point.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of Naples
8: Goldschmidt commission brokers.
Sn nrtz & Corbett‘s block, South Nor-
walk:
Open High Low 1:10
Amal. Copper, 65 85% o 655$
Am. C. S: R, 33% 33% 33V; 33%
Am. C. & 13‘. pl. 917;} 91% " Sill.
Am. COL on, 51 51 or
American ice. 13 13 13
Am. ice pid., M 44 44
Am. Smelt. 47% 47% AW;
Am, Sugar. 131% 1325i; 13‘:
Anaconda, 104 104 104
A. T, 8: 8. Fe. 91%. 92th . 92
Afr. & SF. 1). 102?. 102% .. 102%
Ball. 8'. Ohio, 109%.; 109% *‘ 108’»,
Billy-n. R. 'l‘.. 66% " 66%
Chen. 3: Ohio. 53% 531;:
Chi. Gt. Went. 32% ._ 33%
C. 31.8: St. 1’. 185 185
Chi. R1. 6‘; P. iii-l ‘ 182%
Col. F'. &L 1., 90% one;
Col. South 33% 33%
Del d: Hugh, lISlfi 178%“;
Erie. l 39 3i; . 39%;.
ill Central 168!’ 168%
Lou It: Nash 1552 15m
Manhattan. 134% 134%
Met. St. Ry. 1475.; f 1475;;
lies. Central. 29 R . 2%;
Eli. K. & T.. til-lg ’ 31%
M. K. & T. old. 0337:: ‘ 04
Mo. Pacific. lli‘ld " ill
Nat. Lead, 25% ' " 251.4“
hi. ‘l'. Central. 1633.53 ' 1631;;
Nerf. & West.. 69 . 69%
Out. 3; West. 34 7’ 337;.
Pacific Mail. 41 433:;
Penn. R. R. 15914 ‘
miss. 5. Car. 48%
Reading 56%
Read, lst pfd. 86
Read. 2d pill. 72%;
Repub. Steel. 19%
Rubber Goods. 20
Son. Pacific, 72%
Son. Ry. Co. 40
Son. Kr, old. 9774}
Tenn. (T'. & l., 67% ,.
Texan Pacific. 50%
Union Pacific 107?.
VII. Poo. pill. 92
17.8. lmlher. 13
17. R. Len. old. 8?
U 8 Steel 4016';
U S Steelpfd. 90% 90!»;
Wabash 317i . 317%,
Wabash pfd.. 481.1”. .’ is I'
West. Uh. Tel" 93 93 92 92%
“llama. Cent. 28% 2.3% 23% 2M;
Today‘s grain and cotton market re
ported over private wire of C. J. Ketch
uni. stock. grain and cotton broker. in
Wnahlnzton SM. South Norwalh:
CHICAGO FRICES
Open High Low 1:30
”50% 69% 53%
67% 65% 83%
52% 51%. 51%
41% 40% 4036
36% 265‘ 25%
40%;
70
96%
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exhibition oi his mvmmWell—er—I-
yea. Ithlnhlmhyclalmmme
knowledge of moxie
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if 1| 3
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Paul,- Union Pecl- _ 5
Merchant fuller. ‘ A,“
WE" TAITOR
FOR LADIES’
is well as for men
Enquire for Pnces
Opposite Hotel H-mu‘too.
Buy mm“ in Cam
I have direct connections with
Chicago. and keep the Grain Quota-
tions posted in my‘ office. i will ac-
cept trades of any amount down to I:
000IBIIshelo on 1 per cent margin, this
gives Smali‘Traders II chance to make
money in the rise this is sure to come
soon Think this over.
Charles J. Ketcham,
93 WASHINGTON STREET,
”SOUTH NORWALK.
Short Smiles
One of the best elm-lee told of con-
gressmen relates to Representative
Hamilton. oi Michigan. When Mr.
Hamilton wants anything. he wants
it badly. and will not stop lighting un-
til it is obtained. Once upon a time.
and not a very long time ago. he want-
cd I bridge built over the Paw Paw
river, in his district. He sought the
proper omcials and pestercd them in
sistenlly. Still the bridge was not
built, and from all indications
not be built for a long time. Air. Ham-
Alton was patience wrmiiied Pat-
lencc howcier, finally tensed to ban
Iirtue. and the representative truth the
middle west was mad.
he went to the war department with
blood In his eye strength in bill llnn.
and a bottle of Paw Put 1ureter in
his pocket.
“Here it is" he nhouted. as he rush—
\Id into the cilia: of the secretary of
~our.
“Home is what?" coldly inquired the
secretary of war. as he looked at the
little bottle of outer.
"Here is some Paw Paw water," enl-
phnticaliy declaredhir. Hamilton, “and
i want an order for those bridges."
“What has the water got to do with
It?" nutfilioned the ofllcial.
"Why. this is water from the river."
"What for 1'"
“To show you that there is water in
the river. 1 was oil-aid you thought
the Paw Paw was :4 race track. an In-
dian village. a principle of the populio.
a river. This is water from it. We
went a draw bridge over the river. We
not two. We want them {or mains
to run over. We want to accommodate
the expanding commerce of Benton
bot. Do we get the draw bridgw?”
“Whnt does the chief engineer say?"
The chief engineer was sent for. He
said Paw Paw should hare two bridged.
The orders were eigned.~—Wuhlngton
Some of the diminution emblem
hero by the most highly inlet no
name in “getting onto“
Engiifll of our! in well flint
truod in the (eliciting letter to a New
York exporting house truth It: conca-
modem in Jena:
Yohomma. ”It. 1502
Dear Sire:
in More trill: your anal cum
mood of the 8th ultimo. regarding“ to
Mm blunt“, we have WI!”
moo-ed thee: to the course arm we
have trout and ureter alter
With brim one at
‘ Good Parlor Brooms
it would I
he mornlng *
tic party. or something like that. it in”
mining_
«abdomen
Figured Lawns and Dimities.
Fine Wash Goods of all kinds.
Wash, Silks.
Foulard Silks.
Silk Chambray. '
White Lawn Shirt Waists.
On Saturday, August 9th, we comm
Colored Shirt whims.
Lawn and Dimity Wm pets.
Dressing Sacks and Ki ‘ onas.
Wash Skirts.
Linen Skirts.
A
our Annual August Clearance Sale. We are anxious
to make this tale the most successful of any we have ever had. and with thié and in! view we have
made careful proporation for it. The price concessions include articles in every department.
items below only hint at the many bargains to be found throughout the IItore: f
The
‘ Summer Hosiery.
Summer Underwear, Ladles,‘ Ge
his" land Childrens’. '
Mattings.”
Hammocks.
Freezers.
. . . 19c.
é‘qt. Heavy Dipper loci
.‘HOUSEFURNISHING Dlil’ARlMENT.
no per cent. discount of Ice Cream! I qt. Mill: Can .........
Heavy Copper Boilers . . . .
5 gal Oil Cans. ,
$10. no Blue Flame Oil Stove $6. 45 Tooth Picks, per box . . . c . . .
.gc. Salts and Peppers. . .. 5c.
”$2 35 17 qt. Bread Raiser. . 59c.
' ' 17 qt. Heavy Dish Paris .1... . 35c.
--------- 59‘3- Flat Irons. per lb... . .. . . 3c.
. 3c.
Tristram 8: Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
PROFESSOR BCHENCK DEAD.
ViENNA. August lS.~—Profeosor
Leopold Scheuck. author of HDetermin
ntion of the Sex.” died today at‘
Schu‘anuherg. Styrla.
MIDSUMMER
SPECIALS
STOCK "HES.
Reduced from 50 and?
MEN'S SHIRT WAISTS.4c
L, 351: and $1.15.
Reduced from 81 and 31.50.
MEN'S SHIBIS. 85:.
Reduced from Si and 31.25.
men's BELTS, 39:.
Reduced item 50 and The.
MEN'S NECKWEAR. 11 and 19c
Reduced from 25 and 50:.
" Our store is full of a host of
other bright goods at reduced
prices.
We now close etchings at 5
o’clock. except Moudny. Wednea.
dny and Saturday.
I. will so.
flattens. minus,
muons. minimum
85 Warning!” Strut.
acorn nonwnlx.
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29- 3|
lieu Washington St
Earthly EXOUSBI
for not being well dressed We know
times are hard just now, you hadio
spend your savings on your vacation,
and cash may be at a piemium Inst
".1.
now—but it isn 't with us.
Just come and select what you
want-Hell the salesperson to charge
it. Open an account with us and
make pavments latter on as your in-
come admits. on our easy
.7
' _ Part Payment
Plan. 1
Ping Pong Hats. trimmed with doll-
ed railings. 15c, $1.25. SI 50
Linen Skirts, from 296 to SI.”
All worth double
Ouiinz Hats oi all descriliiolé made
ed down to 25¢
Our entire stock at Men’s Szraw Hats
. to close out it 25c
Norwalk Chronicler