_ August 237—Friendll
iPe‘lham Heights
7 rtz. oi! North Pol;
to a surprise today,
pawn that they were
‘ nineteen, and the bride-
s year her senior. 0. A
77 3 station, is the rather 01‘
hole secretary and treas-
me association. The as«
as are at 7 West Forty;
Manhattan
7r,, was the first secretary
rust. and is at present
of the United States,
its The bride's father is
warts, a drummer. who
‘rth avenue, near Second
7Mr7a. Wain, Jr., are
‘e Pelham Heights Ten—
lithe Pelhsm Golf Club,
‘ Idersd experts at the
me time past they have
9 ea] In each other" a com—
‘ rts and the links. but
"embers ot the club thought
fa case of. youthful love and
d7 amount to'much. -
L“ PEN m 16 MONTHS.
"...-......
to he Fnished Next Janu-
ax, August 23—01119: Eu-
1 11am Barclay Parsons, of the
that it looked as it the cars
is running in the Rapid Tr~an
pyta year from the
" Excavation, he said, ought
ed by next January 1 -1f the
e or progress is maintained. .7
bway is completed by Christ
Oompany for the Brooklyn
has not yet been executed. Pro
This tunnel is ex-
he opened about a year and
later man the Manhattan tunnel
URTS HENRY REDMOND.
rat at a Newport Gun Club
'Il Lose Two Fingers.
RT, August 23 .—Henry Red
ew York. was shooting clav
at the t'l‘ilDS at the Aquidnock
lub yesterday afternoon when
barrels of his gun burst and
. the lingers of his left hand
so adly lacerated that he will
em; He went immediately to
1 m T. ‘Buil’s villa, which is
..and the wounds were dressed.
‘ond was shooting with an im-
,. gun of a high-grade 14- bore and
in: nitro powder.
bout $4,000 000 a Year in Paris
" v r for Mrs. Yul-ku' s Gowm.
gooslpy article about Ameri-
. they leave about 84.000000
in Parisavery year. The
out valuable customers are .
. Carnegie. Mr.
' ‘d nMr. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Yer-
) gossiper. says, spends $20, 000
a Paris- made gowns. Mrs.
tiers amount to lroni 810. -
at a time.
...;..............Bacon
O...._..'........Hopkins
.7.,... ....Aldrioh‘
‘.‘..............Handei
7;............Gauntlett
{ Alexander of
PEASANT BO FOR KING.
rule Salli to Have De-
cided to Choose One. 7
VIENNA. August 22ml» sensational
story about the succession to the Ser»
vian throne comes from Belgrade. it .
is said that King Alenander. recognis-
ing the tact that Queen Drags can new
or hear an heir. has been considering
. how to find a candidate so as to pro
‘ vent his enemies trom seizing the
throne. It is said that he has decided
to adopt a healthy peasant boy. and
educate him to be his successor.
The newspaper Morgen Zeitung says:
the king mentioned the project at a re—
cent reception at the royal palace at
Belgrade, saying: “The Obreuovitc‘h
dynasty sprang from among the people.
Why should not a child oi! thepeopie
be my heir?" it is thought that it is
doubtful if the Services will accept the
idea, despite the tact that the founder
of Elite! present dynasty was a swine-
her
GREAT HOLE m A MOUNTAIN.
Said to be Ten Mile: Long. 300 Feet
Wide and Too Deep to Measure.
AUSTIN, Tex. ., August 23~Henr7y
Trovos, formerly of Austin, but now
living at San Nicolas, Mexico, gives an
account or a remarkable occurrence a
few days ago treat that place. in a let-
ter received here yester.day He says
that a crevasse. about ten miles long
and more than 300 feet wide, suddenly
appeared in the side of, a mountain
near San Nicolas. causing the greatest
alarm among the inhabitants of that
section. One’person fell into the cre-
vasse and was killed, and a number oi?
- ‘others received serious injuries. The
opening is or unfathomable depth. The
government has appointed a commis-
sion of scientists to investigate the
matter.
i
ACTOR'S NOSE snakes.
7Wiiiia7m Courtleigh Lands on Henry
Miller In a stage Fight.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 23 -—'l‘he
nose of Henry Miliei actor and maps
gcr, has been broken by a blow from
the fist of William Courtleigh. a fol
low actor in “Camille." Miller had in.
structed Courtleigh to hit him a hard
blow on the chest in the gambling
scene. Courtieigh followed instruc-
tions, but Miller had his head down
and the blow intended for the chesi
landed equal-01y on his nose. Special-
ists say Miller‘s nose will be all right
in three weeks 7.
PELEE AGAIN IN EBUPTION.
Another‘Outbreak by the Martinique
Volcano on August 21.
LONDON, August 23.—The Times
prints a despatch from St. Thomas da-
ted Thursday,‘which says the follow
ing telegram was received from St.
Lucia. 1). W. 1.. on that day:
The steamer Dahonlc réports that
there was a severe eruption of Mont
Pelee at noon on August 21. The sky
- became overcast and everything was
enveloped in total darkness. The dust
fell heavily on the decks ofvreesels live
miles away.
A CROOK'S GIFT TO A CROOK.
$0,000 Property From Sophie Lynn: to
Billy Burke. Who II in a Prison.
DETROIT, August 23.——Sophle lay
one Brady, Detroit's most lemons
crook transferred $6 000 worth of De-
troit real estate. yesterday morning.
to Billy Barge, who is now doing ten
years‘ in a French prison. She reserves
:1 life interest in the property. She
will take the papers with her to
France next week. Burke was. arrest-
. ed ill France for a big diamond rob
deny that occurred when Sophietiw
one Was in Paris three years ago
BATTLESHIPS OFF ROOKPORT.
11.00KPOR'1‘ August 28—71:: be
clear sunlight the three big battles lps
hlch comprise the hedvy lighting
roe oi! Admiral Higginsoa' s? squadron
. standing the coast from the attack of
.a hostile iieet were sharply outlined
m .
pelt papers or patent
tool rod. shirts-sell, 7
" lat; price. 48 60
; the sea and shy.
‘ prelv us do.
today against the blue background of
They wells in the
‘ V . saute position as ”up yesterday riding
at nohor with short
and on the
for danger signal “.- sailing or
t none had come early this
Conditions again tailored
odors alter a quiet night. Ear.
the usual reports were re-
ignal student and as on
buy we're that all was
all a numy in sigh 1'
W
(Circulation there so
'i‘iida grain a cotton mark 30Area 3 .
..ported urprl is 1 tom: 7 an
liminury papa
'periuteudonto 7
new. kernels use
at Kingsis‘u‘d oi‘utto e
puny tor a per “pt, 7.
‘ the privilege oi as we 7'
picnic. group
tor the trolls
The plan is to‘ t
77 land humestead .
, erect h‘athius ll 93»,
theatre. carousel
forms The
the lands of 11.77
lists Rochetoiler.
and the Sleepy idol
TODAY IN WALL; OTBEE‘H
WALL. STREITT 10: 10 a. m wThere
were some dealings in a for c.“ .‘ue
stocks reefntly prominent in the specu-
lotion, bu the price changes were in
all cases small and very equally divid
cd between gains and losses. '
WALL STREET 171 a. m.-—-A heavy
accumulation of Southern Pacific car-
riedT it up a point to 70%, and there
was also active buying of Norfolk and
Western. which lifted 1% Price move-
ments in other important stocks were
narrow, but the trend was upward.
Colorado Fuel rose to 78%. With one
block of 6,100 shares changing hands.
Erie second preferred, Pressed Steel
oarandlrort Worth and Denver olty‘
Stamped advanced a point each. South»
ern Railway stucks were heavy, be-
. cause of the failure to declare a divi-
hand on the preferred stock. The lat.
ter dropped one, to 97. The market
was easier all atound at 11 o’clock.
WALL STREET, noon, close-T7he
loan contraction by the banks was re-
garded favorably, but the effect upon
the market was not wide. Before the
bank ustatement appeared Colorado
Fuel reacted 251, and there were de»
clines‘ of 1 a 11/5 in Louisville, Cleve-
land, 0. C. & St. Louis, St Paul pres
ferred and Anaconda. St. Louis and
San Francisco first preferred lost 3.
Southern Pacific was forced up to 77%
after the bank statement and Pennsyl-
vania rose a point. Other gains were
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Saultc Ste
Marie, 4%, with a reaction of 1%, Fort
Worth and Denver City stamped 25:3
and Erie lot and 2nd preferred, Pitta,
burg. C. O. and St. Louis. Minneapolis.
St. Paul and Sanlte Ste Marie preferred
and Fuller Construction 1 to 1%. The
slight advances in the general market
met realizing and the closing was ir—
regular.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Goldschmldt, commission brokers,
SWartz & Corbett’s block, South Nor
walk:
‘ Open High Low 12:00
Amal. Copper, 66% 66% 66% 66%
Am. C. & 19.. 34% 34% 841.5. 34%
Am. G. Two. 61%. 62 61% 6‘:
American ice, 13 13 7 13 e 13
Amethocoq 83 33-:“ 32% 32%
Am. Smelt.. 46% 46% 46 46%
Am. Sugar, 1331.4, 133% 132% 133
Anaconda, 102 102 101'. 102
A. '1‘. & 8. Fe, 92% 93 921.5 93%
1LT. K: 8.1“. p. 102 102% 101% 102%
Ball. a Ohio, 110 110% 109% 11.0 -
Bklyn.R.7'l‘., 67% 6714. 66% 66%
Ches. & Ohio. 54% 54% 541A 54%
Chi. (it. West. 34% 34% " 34% 34%
0.11.8; St. P.. 185% 185% 183 183%
Col. F. & i.. 77 7814 75% 76
Col. South. 34 31 34 34
Del & Hud.178% 178% 173% 178%
Eric 49% 40% 40% 405i.
lll.Ccntral.168% 168% 168 168%
Lou. it Nash. 156 156 156%. 155%
Manhattan. 134% 185 161% 134%
Met. St. Ry. 147 . 147 147 147
Mex. Central, 30 80 297.1. 29%
Mex. N't Cite, 19% 19% 19% 191/2
M. K. d: T., 32% 32% 321.5 32%
M. K. 8: T. pid. 65% 65% 65% 05%
Mo. Pacific, 117 117 1105i. 116%
N. Y. Centrai.1637,ii 164% 183% 164%
Nari. it West” 71 71% 70% 71%
Ont. it West, 36% 36% 361.4 36%
Pacific Mail, 44 44 44 44
Penn. R. R” 160% 101% 100 161
People’s Gas. 104% 104% 104% 104%
Press. S. Car. 51% « , 51% 151%
Reading 68 '6 _
Read, 2d ptd.. 74% . 74'
ite'pdb. Steel, 2.1%. 21 21%
Son. Pacific 76%
Son. By. 00.. 40%
Son. Ry lad. . 707%
Tenn. (1. 9. 1.. . 6916
Texas Pacific, 62% 1.4 52% 573%,
Union Pacific 108% 109% 109% 109%
Un. Pac. bid. 92% 92% 92% 92%
U. S. Leather-.1814 131.4 13% 13%,
U S. Leapfd. 87% 97% 87 87
41% 40% 41
90% 90 90%
U. 8. Steel. 41
U. S. Steelprd. 970 _
Wabash so all 33% say. my.
Wabash ptd., 48% 48% 48%.481A.
West. U'n. Tel 9514‘ 95% "95%
Winona. Cent. 90 780 _ ‘29 729%
_ BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves. increase.
Loans, decrease;
Specie. increase. _
Legal adendeo‘rease.
1.101.500
Depart. decrease. ,
1’7» u
on; item
ski”
07 35'
8 2.618.750
' 19,460,100
‘ '1 79 30
Me‘s“ hoot Tailor. ‘ ‘
WE TAILOR
FOR LADIES’
as well as ior men 7
'Enqunre. for Pliers “'
7 Oppo'aite Hotel Hamilton. 7‘
l have directt connections
110118 posted: in my oiiice. _
cept tradesbtany amount down to 1.
000 Bushels on 1 per tent margin, this
gives Small Traders a chance to make Large PiaiiEl‘S,
money In the rise this is sure to come
, .
soon. Think this over.
Charles J Keisham.
:7; wussnvororv STREET:
scone yore/41.x.- ,
rail sentinel also corral
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED Tat/RS.
BLOCK ISLAND, 8-day trips. costing
33.50 and $10.50. Saturdays. Aug 10,
an
SARATOGA SPRlNGS. 4 or May
trips, costing $12 or $16. Mondays.
Aug. 11 18, 25 and Sept. 1
WHITE MOUNTAINS, 6-day trips,
. costing $23. Mondays, Aug. 11 and
AkUSAOLE GHASM, costing $24.50.
A116. 11. 18 8.1162
NIAGARA FALLS. 4- days' trip, costing ..
919. Tuesday, August 19..
THOUSAND ISLANDS, i-days'
Aug. 19. $21.
ROYAL TOUR, to Niagara Falls, Thou-
sand islandsnuuontreal. Ausable
Chasm Lake George and Earnings.
cl ays' trip Avigust 19, coating ‘73.
trip.
8,KILL 6-da trips costing 914.50.
ctroin New Rev 11 Aug. 12 and 20.
COTTAGE CITY.5 -day trips. costing
$17. Aug 25.
MAUCH QHUNK,‘ aduy trips. 11115.28,
Sept. 11 25 costing 316 from New
Haven.
Copies of “The New England Tour.
lst" descriptivani all tours, can be
procured by up lily 131g to G. W. Flare
rnish'l‘lcket Agent: .11. E R.
New Yerk Central
initial Autumn; lllls
To Canadian Cities, Lakes and Rivers.
TORONTO—«Canadian Exposition.
the Thousand sinnds. Niagara
Falls, and ii storlc Hudson,
only.......... ..‘. ....... ......1435
“...—-
The Beautiful MUSKOKA LAKES.
Alexandria Bay Toronto, Nia-
gara Fails. only. 822.30
The RIOEAU LAKE8. Thousand
islands, Ottawa River. Montreal, -.
Lake George. Saratoga, and Bud
sonRiver, only
u»... s
OTHER QELIGHTFUL'TOURS.
Bénd Stump for the RED CIRCULAR.
7M. 0. ROAcl-i. G. E. P. A..
1216 Broadway.7;:7 New York.
‘ NOTICE. .
Notice is here y given that i will ..
an order made by ..
Howard J. Curtis, Judge of the Court 1'
or Common Pleas tor Fairilei‘d County. ..
the following described property at- ~
tached by me in the suit of Edward 1',
H. White against Fey 0. White, to ..
soil. by virtue 0
wit: 7 coins 1. call. 1 horse, which
with V
Chicago}. and keep the Grain Quota-
I will ac~
out.
lZic LaWns and Dimiiies,
All Film Wash Goods, regular 19c and
25c qualities, - ",7 77.. lZic
V "Wash Silks good style. 7 I . ,c25
. 7 White Ware
7 10¢
Dinner Plates, ‘ - ‘ 80
Breakfast Plates, 6c
Seven inch Bakers, 10c
Tea Plates. ~ 7 7 , 5c
' White Lawn Shirt Waisis, 75c and 751
quality,
Colored Percale Waisis.
. 7 50c.
' 39c
~ HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
7 Family Scales,
Large FryPans, .,
Mrs.77?oiis’ Sad-Irons; 7
mafia Pails‘ and smug? "
SlopPails,
Two quart Pitchers.
'59 . Sugar Boxes, ‘
l
Tristr‘am 1 Hyatt, llorwalk.‘ co...
if some owners of‘ horses
spend more for feed and less for whips
they would have more spirited ani-
1116237
5 Buys any of our Light Colored
Men's Suits, that; have sold at
310.00, 312.00 and $11.00.
This is an oucollent chance to
save from 85 to 799 on one suit.
512033410 40
We close evenings at 6 o’clock
except Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. Y 7 :37
TELEPHONE 133-12.
l. livrl Sill.
TAILORS, OLOTHIERB,
HATTERB. FURNISHERS.
as Washington Smut.
scorn nonwsmc
property will be sold at the "crow II ._
place" owned by Oliver cook. at Rom
ayton.‘ in the town of Norwaih; and 1..
sail boat. called "enlists it.” together
with the sdils.ro ropes. anchor and oth
er appurtauccs belonging thereto, at
1 the dock at William 1. Stevens. at
'8 0 oesiddlowayton; on the 88
. 0A 7st 1909‘. 91:10 o'clock in the bore ,
th day or
mine auction. to the high
would
‘29~3l
15“ hell Washington: St.
Earthly Excuse
for not being well dressed. We know
‘ times are hard just now, you had to
spend your savings on your vacaiion,
and cash may be at a premium just" " ‘1
now—jbui it isn’t with us.
Just come and select what You
want~-lell the salesperson to charge '
lt.‘ Opel}, an account With us and
make pavmcnis latter on as your’in-
come admits. on our easy
Part Paymen
Plan
‘ F’im,r Pong Hats. trimmed with dgiiw
ed railings. 75C. 8125. $150
‘ Linen Skirts. from Note 7371. 970
All worth double
Outing Hais oi all descritiions mark-
ed deals to 25c
Our. entire Stock of Men' sSlraw Hats
ioclose put at 25c .. ‘ ‘x
Norwalk Chronicler