ion/3 as designate
ad navy manoeuvre
it becomes more
11orts in the New
tile .
the ssM‘e' condition as if on
footing? The same ac-
r man still continues, and
V. yd until the mimic war is de~
peace proclaimed be-
. a signal corps of the Con-
lational Guard, left here on
in Uniquic, and will be plac-
_;their‘ stations, which extend
’ Head, including Block is~
of the men for the several
can only be determined after
1th the signal men at the
y, with Whom they will be
t pt‘din William I“ M Rog-a
itii‘the balance of the state corps
r the temporary service of
or army on Friday. Besides
lotions signal men from
willbs stationed on Gen-
tie
firthup’s steamer, Kanawha;
_ 1' “Users being utilized by the
‘T ignal corps of Massachu-
ode Island will be assign-
. , us on the coast bf their re-
’ estates“, as they only volunteer-
. 5111 service. while the Connec-
ill! offered to go where ever
the regular army omcers
day detachments from the twa
l' , of coast artillery make vis-
,Tcrry, where the organiza-
er coinmand of Captain H. A.
be stationed during the man-
They will take charge of two
, and a search light, and ran-
Wycl- service may be required
“' 1 Both commands will be at‘
at of duty Saturday morning.
three battalions of Connecti-
\ . - militia will be taken on
his Panther. at this port Sun-
and be distributed
.9: bins of the temporary en-
, a regular artillerymen are
U‘lit with big Vguns at the island
‘ lSdJ‘AND, N. Y., August 27
hind the big guns in the
atlas here are getting dal~
:inérpreparation for the man-
. be game of whr which is
ii) yea with the navy.
Mt! ! the island who were
.eiiriy today, by the booming
“ithin the fest, found that
med at a moving tar-
11g“, far out towar the
The target was re-
' ing's leaders.
All
' . Nerf a West. 71% 72
(1 Penn. it. 11., 102% 108%
an
is s h the gunners.
firestorgobile fur use In the man»
oeuvres by signal corps omcers. was
brought to the island today. and land:
ed at the government wharf.
W
TUDAY IN WAVVLL STREET.
lwAis. sensor. ”10: to a m.—-oheu»
ing prices or stocks showed general
recoveries trom yesterday's decline.
The few scattering losses were not
amongst the leading stocks. Colo
rado Fuel shot up nearly .foui- points.
Illinois Central rose 2% and St. Paul
a point. Otherwise the gains were
fractional. but dealings were on a
large scale and well distributed. . w
WALL STRET,11 a. m.—-—Thc Coal-
ers became very strong with an enor~
mous absorption of Reading. dealings
running into the thousands at every
eighth. Reading touched 70% and the
second preferred, Pennsylvania Lack
awanna, Erie and the second prefers
red gained 1 @ 1% Delaware and
Hudson rose 2% ex- dividend. Except
- for thespirited buying of Colorado
Fuel and Illinois Central; which carri
ed them to 81% and 173% respective
ly, the market was rather quiet at
fractional advances. Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic. Evansville and
Terre ‘Haute. consolidated Gas, Brook
lyn Union Gas, Sloss Sheffield Steel,
and Tennessee Coal. advanced 1 @ 2
and General Electric 3. Southern
Railway preferred de‘clined a point.
WALL STREET. doom-The pres
sure to sell «turned prices downward
and the level of the market tell be
low last night, except for this mor
Among the western,
southwastern and southern stocks, ill-
inois Central and St. Paul alone saved
part of the gain the former reacting
1% from the best. United States Ex-
press made a gain of 6%. Brooklyn
Union Gas 4 Pacific Coast 3%, the Am.
erican Locomotive stocks over a point
the United States Leather stocks
lar 1: fractions. The market then be
came dull and made some recovery.
Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—-—'I‘he mar-
ket hung steady for a time and then
commenced to give 'way again. St.
Paul lost its gain, Louisville tell 1%
under last night, Atchlson nearly a
point, and Reading's rise was reduced
to a. fraction. Sloss Sheffield Steel
rose an extreme 5%, United States Ex-
press 7%, and General Electric 4%.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Goldschmldt commission brokers,
Swartz a Coxhett's block, South Nor
walk:
Open High 1:30
will. Copper, 60% 67% 06%
.C. & R, 34%, 34% 34%
Am. G. 'I‘wn., 02 62
American ice, 12% 12% 12%
Amer. Loco., 33% 33% 39%
Am. Loco. pfd.. 95 96 90
Am. Smelt, 46% ‘ 40% 4
Am. Sugar, 132% 133 132% 132
Anaconda. 102% 102% 102% 102%
A. T. d: 8. Fe. 95% 95% 94% 94%
A..’l‘ & SHF p 103% 108% 103 103%
Halt. & Ohio 114% 115 114% 114%
Bkiyn. R. T.. 07 07% 07 07
Ches. & Ohio, 55% 55% 65% 55
Ch. Gt. West. 34% 34% 34% 34%
C. M. & St. P. 187 187% 186% 186%
Chi,R. l.& P. 181% 182% 181% 1'82
GOLF. kl“ 78 81% 78 80%
Gel South, 33% 83% 33% 33%
700111101. Gas 223% 223% 223 223
”D 8511.179 179% 178% 178%
Eric 41% 412% 41% 41%
ill. Central, 171 173% 171 172
Lou. 0c Nash..154% 154%, 153% 153
Manhattan, 135% 135%; 136% 135%
Low
06%
34 is
02
Met. St. Ry., 147% 147 147 147%
Mex. Central. 99%, 30 29% 30
Mex. N’t Ctis., 19% 197.75 197/. 19%
M K. 75 83% 93%
67% 06 607,5
, 117%. 118 .5 11711715
iii Lead, 24% 24% 24%,
Csntral,104% 105 104 164
719i; 71
88% 967/. “if
43% 48% 1,5371%
1 2%, 16295
NY.
Out. a: West. 30
Pacific Mall.
2, People’s our 10454 10m 10m 10m
Press. 8. Car r,V 51.
gill
. 11-. 75%
Renal) 2Steel 21%
70
88
I
t Runner Goods, 21 ‘
“(Bolt Pacific,
Ill.
9671
741
fly. (10.,
1‘ Did"
7 , sash 68% 12 2741
also Pacific 111% 112% 111
gm” 9375 98% 98
«sentenced him
, B .
tab so
9 court at the
Cl".
‘ rd ca
gisty for the can
ioilowars he
”.90 Dohsrty earlier in
the season. was expected yesterday to
But the
his powers it a should win. ,
oods however were in favor of D 1: 1:; ty
ed by .Larned's backers. The statement
said to have been made by the Dober-
.tys last Saturday that they toured
Larncd more than Whitman, gave the
followers of the American champion
much courage
perfect ones which have prevailed
since the tournamqit star ted a week
ago yesterday. The sun was warm but
not scorching, while the breeze from
the sea. with its burden of salt was
most refreshing.
An hour before the game started
there was standing room only on the
ur/eserved sides of the court and later
«even thosé spaces were at a premium.
The big grand stand was packed with
the representative beauty and wealth
of the summer colony, while on three
sides of the court there were rows up.
on rows oi tennis enthusiasts who
wattched the play with keenest inter-
es .
The players were late iii appearing
The Crowd received them cordially and
watched the warming up strokes ea-
gerly. .
Doherty had on his duck trousers
with a cloth belt of the light blue or
Cambridge. his college colors. Larned
ware ilannels Just before the match
started the odd becague longer, finally
reaching 2% to 1 on Doherty.
Soon Doherty had the games 3 to
1. But Larned resumed his net game
in the fifth. and won it on due place
shots. Again Dolierty began sending
slow balls back to the American, with
the idea of tiring him as he did Whh
man. Dohcrty took the sixth on in-
vincible work at the net, but Larncd
won the seventh on the same kind of
play. and the games were «i to 3 for
Doherty. To the joy of: the crowd
Larned, by marvelous playing, won the
eighth on Doherty's service, and the
score was four games all. Doherty was
within a point of the next as c when
Larned made it deuce. But i. e Eng-
lishman won it and the games were 5
to‘4. Larned fell off in the next game
and Doherty took the set 6 to 4.
The points on the first set were as
follows:
Doherty, 2 6 4 5 2 4 2 2 5 4—35—13
4303424430~27-4
Larned,
ATTEMPTED To KILL WIFE.
And Step-Daughter Then David legal
Committed Suicide. .
BOSTON, August 27—-Aftcr attempt-
ing to kill his wife Dora and his step
daughter. Lillian Cohen. David chal
committed suicide here today by shoot-
ing himself through the right breast.
No one seems to know what led up to
the shooting.
N0 TALK OF A STRIKE.
CLEVELAND, ‘ 05, August 27—As
slstant Grand Master Lee,
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmcu said
today: “It is true that a concerted
movement has been inaugurated by
trainmen and conductors emplo ed on
the railroads west of the Miss sslppi
river to secure uniform rules and com-
pensation. A vote of the men, which
will probably result in the officers of
the two organizations being authorized
to present requests to the various
roads for these concessions. is now
beingtnkcn. It will, however, be at
least ninety days before the vote has
been completed. There is no talk, of
a strike.
STEFHFN SWAN" GOES TO JAIL.
Town Court this morning. The attend-
natephen swans, Was arrested last
esniight by omcer Kenny. He was in 11
bad state of intoxication and using
abusive langus e. 714d 39 Lockwoodw
ity days in the
port Jail and costs, amounting
yédve days. Being unable to set-
.ieliow was taken to Bridgeport
ornlng by Special odlcer Thomas
in 9 .
;fsht at the clients ,
113%, sixth: annual hours ion of the leaggc‘
' morning-f
: liversd
Mun elitist... At
menses, '. '
is waitllla oi! . ,
drive the Enghiiihnian to the innit of‘
torsiguer was not troubled in. beating ,
the American and today he was to face , ,
‘ Larned‘. whom he recently defeated in
‘ the match tor the Davis troph,. The
and in making bets 6 to 4 was demand .
The day was a rep stition. of the eight
of the ‘
One base occupied the attention of
96 Judge E. M. Lockwood in the Norwaik ‘
. asWell aster men .
' Enquire for Prices f
_ vofipoqits Hotcl,‘VHsmilton. I . ”
Cha} J Ketcham
STOCKS.
BONDS ‘
GRAIN and
COTTON
Bought and gold for Cash or
‘ Carried on Margin.
93 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Maw.nW.—l.v..._.. ...
ENTERTAINMENTS. '
HOY'I“ S THEATRE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30,
First Presentation of
FRED E. WRIGHT'S
Magnificent production of the prettiest
V of all pastoral plays.
YORK
STATE
FOLKS
Prescril'téa‘ by the
ORIGINAL" GREAT CAST
and the most elaborate production ever
made of a pastoral play.
50 People on the Stage, Including a
Vested Boy Choir of 30.
PRICES, 25. 50, 75:; 91.00.
HOYT s rHsaras.
LABOR DAY. MONDAY, SEPT. 1,
Matinee and Night.
The Biggest Hit‘ln Minstreisy in N.
Y. City in Years.
HI HENERY’S BIG
MIN‘STREL
SENSATION.
Largest, Most Eilpcnsivc. Best Min
strcl Show in the World.
Complete Change. Everything New.
Never before has such a
Large and Expensive Show
opened their doors at than
low prices. : : i t i :
MATINEE 10,2113». Children, 10:.
NIGHT, at 3'5. 50c.
Seats on sale at Wood s drulg store.
Norwalk, and iioyt's Theatre. ,
HOYT' S THEATRE.
One Night only.
TU EBDAV, SEPTEMBER. 2..
First time here of
WM. A. BRADY'B'
LatcstSuro- Fire Hit ‘
FOXY
GRANDPA
0n the road at
uous existence in New York
A MUBlOAL condor wrrn linear iik
inrannsgr son mm
rocks" on ALL Acne. “ '
'st months of strcn- .1
121:: Lawns and "Dimiti'cs.
All Fine Washfldods, regular lilc and
25c qualities,‘ 1" _ l2‘ic
Wash Silks. good stvle. , ' 25c
‘ Honduras
1
White Ware.
Large Platters,
Dinner, Plates.
Breakiast Plates.
Tea Plates.
Sev'en mVVch Bakers,
Two quart Pitchers.
Summer Silks. 59c quality.
While Lawn Shirt Waists, 75c and Si
quality, "
Colored Percale Waisis.
liG DEPARTMENT»
Family Series,
10c
he
6c
5.:
Ida .
l5c
Large Fry Pans.
Mrs.-' Potls' Sad ‘ lion‘s.
"Sand ‘ Pails andr Shovels.
Slop Pails. V 4
,_‘ i
Tri’stram & Hyatt, No‘rwalk, Conn.
i‘Sugar Boxes,
Rngicy-WeiL how does Poe's poem
of ”The Raven." teach a bad moral?
Gaglcy—Jl‘lio bird was on a husct at
the time. —-Waii'.V
. A...» ........ .W .M """MI‘ . ....
Boy's
SCHOOL
sUiTs
. $2.40
Reduced from
$3.50 $4.00. and .35 00
Now is the time to clothe your
, buy for the coming school term.
Such suits will never be sold
again “,39. 19W {1 figure.
8IVZE8 7‘ to 16.
We closli'cvenlngs at 6 o'clock
except Monday, Wednesday and
.. Saturday. ' ‘
I. DAVIS iiiN.
'rAiLoas, choc-limits,
HA'rrsns, roamsnsns.
' 65 Washington Sinai.
scorn sonwaur.
Telephone 13112.
for not being well dressed. We know
_ times are hard just now, you had to
‘sptiid your savings on vourwacalion ‘7’
and cash may be atapremium just
now—«but it ml with us. ..
Jasi come and select what you
want-dell the salesperson to charge ’
Open, an account With us and
make payments latter on as your in—
" come admits. onour easy
Part Payment
Plan. ‘
Ping Pong Hats, trimmed with doll-
rd Willard-75¢. “.25, $50
Linen, Skirts, from 29c to.$i.iiil
All worth double
Outing Hats oi all chcriitlons made
ed down to 25¢
Our entire Stock at Men‘ 5 Siraw Hats V
lo close out at 25c '
n
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Norwalk Chronicler