no N. Y.. Aug. 28~Four and Susan Beach ‘ real danger to life. two miles from Paw orday. The Beach sisters he Duncan girls. The , thingxye'sterday fore ' hing that the shore slop- oined hands and walk ,, ‘ ; In avmom‘ent yond their depth.'None ohid‘ Swim. They. screamed trhefore reacuers. could get ruin the other side of the Y,- Aug 28~Miss Susan . on Beach, aged seventeen rs of George Beach, a hat ity. The young ladies left . Fort Terry. She insisted on going to Y. When Mrs. Beach “train she, was on the nervious,,collapsc but re turn to her home. The fath- the girls was in Pawling at the [the accident , 9 I046 ‘ PARTY, BROWNED. plcyaes'mf ths‘ Battle Creek lam Run Down by Steamer. , . CREEK, August 28~Five gs ‘of a beating party of six den of the Battle Creek Saul, s, downed last night in Roman. Th'élr row boat was run the steamer Welcome The RIGHERD, aged 20, stenog- Verse City, Mich. BRADY, 25, horse, - r ORBEY aged 21, FYI WILLIE-nurse, home near resi- nurse, NETT, male nurse. Dallas Carry illyock the other 0c- f the capsized boat, was res- O HEATING CAPITOL. - New swim can... to Take the Place of Old Ones. mini Chamberlain has award . detract fer two new steam to: used in heating the capif . his firm of Libby & Bliun,o , Those boilers will take two which have been in twice for twentyeixf years. the new set were made rd Steam Boiler loaves neutrinos Company Boga they by the igelo‘w New Haven. BThey will furoihhln’s steam at 1135 re. Under the contract dots are to be taken out and inimitalled by~November1 ork is completed the heat- _ he capitol will be equip i unto-ante boilers. 00 t allot Stilt nu opener: or patent tool “You, _.:;l:otaas‘sll, do, n I?“ ’tm teelrod: 3on Warner: ' . .mmlhm , all the troubl OPERAYI‘IONS BEGIN TOMORROW. Everything Ready At New London for Ahmy and Navy name. ‘ NEW ILONDDN. Gen ‘ Aside from the few army onioers on duty at Fort Trumbull, the base of ‘ supplies fol the forts of the New Lon—- don district. none are at the present time to be seen in this city. which is in marked contrast to a few days ago, when officers and men in army uni- form, with a mixture of men from the naval vessels than in port. Now they are all at their posts of duty. ready to iespond to the call, "To arms. " or "clear for action." , At midnight tomormw the opera: tions will begin and before its close every movement. known to the army and navy in the matter of defence and attack will be undertaken, the drills being carried on just the same as if the two forces were in actual conflict, the blank ammunition removing the Still this blood- less war will be the only available means of determining the utility of the forts that guard the entrance to Long Island Sound through the east and at the same time give both army and no. vy opportunity to work on a war basis and thereby gain knowledm! in man- oeuvering that could not be obtained in any other way. Both army and navy have had ainple notice of what is to come and both are fully prepared to carry onvthe war on the lines planned by the joint board of army and navy officers and approved by the secretaries of both departments. Last night there were drills with search-lights between Fort Wright at Fisher’s island and Fort Terry. at Plum island, and today these will be target practice with the big guns at By tomorrow night the signal men will be all at their stations. the nrtillerymen will be on the uni vive to man the guns and the army. as represented in the New London and Narragansett districts, will be ready to do battle with the ships of the North Atlantic Squadron. Wh— WILL CHANGKE MEETING NIGHT. Buckingham Post A. R., held a regular meeting last evening in their rooms in Wall street and voted to change the meeting night from Wed- nesday to Thursday night each week the Boss (’pcnters‘ Association which recéntl rented the hall desired Wednesday night for their meetings and We made a change accessory. All the arrangements for the peach festl val to be held next Tuesday night in their hell have now been completed and the affair will be a success. All the members of the Post are a com- mittee of arrangements for the affair. .u—u—d DISCHARGES FROM shuxauprcv Judge Plait, of the muted States dis. trict court filed it notice yesterday dis charging the following from bankrupt cy on recommendation of referees: Edward H. Clark. of w Haven. Ar thur ll. Ride. of Granhy; Philip Smlrn off of Walli'nui’ord; George Turney. of Bridgeport: Michael E Gosgrove. of New Haven: Nathan Knopf of Wall- ingford, and Carl R. Stahmer. of Mori- den. . LIEUTENANT TERRBLL'O POSI. TIDN. Lieutenant Henry S.’ Terrell Eighth Cavalry, U. S. A late of Winsted and formerly on General Frost's staff with many old C N. G. and C. V i “one iotes in Hartford is now at Fort venworth, Kan. Being Magus” them sen- ior second lieutenants 11 detailed for a course of instmction at the General Service and staff Gallons in that “I Yr ARRIVALS OF VIWCYYO. onia from Liverpool. LIVERPOOL. August age-Arrived: Steamer Teutonic, New York. HAVRE, August ifs—«Arrived: Stou- mar Lo Lorraine New York. “ enunaoonod. Aduust 3—4an ed: Steamer Melitta. New SOUTHAMPTON Aulurtl ed: Steamer St. 1.6m, New York. WW ' NIIB. the large dynamo sit a Yale the may that the hold winchm ‘c u“ had been re! ‘ that thamers , r would be on” ”M M and comics” set tfirs m and Episcopal Churches. bu thesslncipieno _ names would spread fro ‘ .- spite of their offering? . were lightina the blow. asked to help‘ L from Waterto‘wn had W db , churches and other ‘b had before been th‘tdat a Manhattan. 135 135 134% 1115 been not. St. to. 14m 14m :47 scores August 2Hrrlvod' at: o it. Roadie nu, BLArrlv‘ filte‘pub Steeihgza GENERATOR SIAM FOR 0001. Sou: .7 Repairs to the damanodhgaaoralor‘ of" - , - « . Towns works were about oomnletod VJ yesterday morning. .it was said at lid P hd‘ , alien. this foreseen store of Willi lam G. tires were eatinsiiioh bout havi‘na caused any, 02111286. that, th Aid Meow «y can blow to. the east. ,8 Mill was sent from those while the wihdt‘whlc ins northeastorlws and carried the will" The damage. which the dastruotloh o ' .110 8.0010 born connected with it. ii not exceed 85, 000. Nearly ’aii thustock' in PM store was destroyed, though a porti was removed to a place of safety. . ere Was insurance of but 82 000 on the stock another policy of 82, 000 having just expired. . The cause of the fire is unknown. it started in a hay mow in. the barn at~ ‘ ‘ inched to the store, and quickly coined headway. which it Was impossible to check. f 1...... SOFT COAL FOR LOCOMOTIVES. The New Haven Leader says: Within the past two days about 10,- 000 tons of soft coal have arrived for the New York New Haven 01 Hartford Railroad Company in this city The coal is purchased .from, the Pennsyl- vanii mines whore soft coal is plon~ tiful. Coke is still being used on the engines of the road and has been set itsfactory to the officials slime its soon. on .l‘ mwvm—w‘ TODAY iN WALL eTREET. .5... WALL STREET 10: 10 a. “Ir-The opening of the stock market was ac- tiVe and lrregulhr. The' changes in the same groups were mixed between gains and losses. Several of the re- cent speculative favorites showed the effect of realizing while in others there was vigorous support. Very large buying orders were executed in Union Paci American Locomotive rose a larg ractlon and General Electric a point. Colorado F‘uel on the other hand was bought down 2%. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——Ganadian Pacific was brought into prominence at mid-day. and on large purchases ad— vanced 2% to 74%. The general mar- ket hardened somewhat. St. Joseph and Grand island smoke and Railway Steel Spring preferred rose a .,polnt and Baltimore and Ohio rallied a point Adams Express lumped 10. meantime Sloss Sheffield Steel reacted 3, and Toledo. StnLouis and Western preferred ‘ and Consolidated Gas a point. Hocking Cbel and Ice prefer— red ‘lost a point. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reports over private wire of Maples it Goldschmidt, commission brokers. Swartz & Corbett‘s block, South Nor~ walk: ‘ Open High ‘Low 1:30 Aural. Copper 66% 66% 66% 60% Am. ca 34y. 341,4, 34 3434‘ Am 0. &F. of 92%, 921/. 921,4. Am. Cot. Oil, 50%, 50% 50% Am. G. Two. 61% 61% 60% American ice, 11% 12%, 11% Am. Ice pfd.. 43% 43% 4244 Amer. 140cc, 34% 33% Am. L000. 1110., 95% 95% Am, Smelt. 46% 4614-0434 Am. Sugar 132% 132% 131% 132%, AMT at 8. Fe 94% 94% 93% 94% AT. a SHF p. 103% 103% 103 103% Bolt 62 Ohio 113% 114 112% 113% Bklyn. R. T. 07% 07% 60% 07 Chen; a chic 551,5 551/. 54a. 56 V Chi Gt. West. 34 34V: 34 34% C. M. &St P 180% 186% 185%, 186 . Chi R i. & P 181 182 181 181% Col. r a 12.32 am so eats Col. South. 33% 33% 33% 33% Consul. Gas. 223% 223% 222% 222% Del. & Hud.179% 179% 178% 178% Erie. '09‘11144114. 411$ Ill. Central 172% 172% 171 171 , Lou. & Nash. 154 154 153% 153% 147 Max control 2m 29% 2954 20% Mar-N1. 01111.. 20 20% 23 n. “RH"... YYYY (353% 33' a '4 p ‘ . mini: 11'! 1171:81 N.°.Gentral,12 104% 10 104% ms 71% 711/. 855m 05 35% Pacificu mu. galls 42 42 retina . 11.. 162 10295 101% 102 People's Gas, 104% 104% 102% 103 Press. 8. Can, 04.01% 511/. 1 Nerf. a West t., 31 Out. 0; wen.,s 8% RsM..1stpfd..8iI% 80 6:3: Read; as old. 74 PROMO. In the . 66% . ”110% FOR L,_ DIES’ as well as for men Enquire for PiiCdS apps-u. Hotel Hamiltonp gm...» . Chas. J Ketcham. 37' ans. .mna, , uGRAINhnd ,.; corrozv' Bought'arzd “Sold for Cash at Carried on Margin. 9,3 WASHINGTONSTREET, SQW’NORWLK‘ HOY'I‘ S THEATRE SATURDAY. AUGUST 30, First Presentation of FRED E. WRIGHT‘S Magnlflcsnt production of the prettiest of all pastoral plays. YORK , STATE FOLKS . Presented by tho ORIGINAL’GREAT CAST . and the moat elaborate production ever made of a pastoral play. 50 People on the Stage, including a ' Vested Bot Choir of 80., PRICES, 25. 50, 750, $1.00. HOYT’ S THEATRE. LABOR DAY, MONDAY. SEPT. 1, Matino‘e and Night. The Biggest Hit in Mlnstrelsy in N Heityl Years. HI HENERY’S BIG MINSTREL SENSATION. Largest. Most Expensive,13est Min- strel Show in the World. Complete Change. Everything New. ,‘ Never before has such a Large and ‘EXpenl‘lve Show '» opened their doors at these lowp can. i i : : MATINEE, 10.10. 886: Children,100. NIGHT, 25, 35. 50c. Seats on sale at Wood'- adrux store Norwaik. and Hoyt’s Theatre. ' , 'iHOYgT’ S THEQTRE One Nig hi. only. , TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. ‘Flrst tune hero of WM. A. BRADY'B " Latest Sure Fire Hit FOXY GRANDPA 0n the road after six months of strou nous existence in New York. retire" or A L .4 PRIOE0: - . . . 50,. W BLOCK “LAND. Ma glow and 810.80. fiat roofless cruise-.4 '4 new , N. no . 0113' D II nob-r 11,”me machines-0:3». mil u a’ 11.31.“ L lzlc Lawns ,ancl Dimities. .‘25c qualities, Wash Silks. good style . Large Platters. Dinner Plates, j. . Breakiast Plates. Tea Plates. Seven lnCh Bakers. Two quart Pitchers. All Fine Wash Goods, regular lilc and ' Ilia ' 25c HOUSEFURNIS White Ware ‘5c _ We, will continue our Sperm. ' Summer Goods, _ WhiieLawn Shirt Waisis, .75c and SI quality. 3 Colored Percale Waisis. ilii DEPARTMENT Family Scales, l0c ‘ Large Fry Pans, r “C up. Potis’ Sid "nous. , , 6c band Pails and-Shovels. SIGD Pads, 1 I Sugar Boxes; Let the other fellow have a little of the credit It won’t hurt you, and may swoli him up until there is an ex ploslon .Jézg .r’ Bows; scHooL surrs $2.40 Reduced from $3.50 .5400 and 35 no . Now is the time to clothe your boy for the earning school term ‘ Such suits 'will never be sold . again at so 19?! a figure — also; 7‘ to 10. . ; we close ewenlngs‘ at 6 o c‘lock , except Honda}. Wednesday and 7 Saturday. 1 us _& iii 2.415.028, enormous, narrates. roommate. 5 Washington Silver. ; yours seawater. : , Toiépnmé 138-12. ,6? VA If Astonlsing largams Prides Mercilessly Cut EWorthy Goods... . Blac knack Skirts and" lack .and Blue Polka Dolled Sinus. [with Double Ruffles, ferment! " Our New Fall Styles in Mlllinen air- Iii/ins Daily. «4, See. Our Window Display. ' We aim to make your shhpping, here ‘ pleasant. agreeable and profitable, and if you wish it lost tell the sales-’ person to charge your purchases and pay in'llttie‘ easvfsums‘ on our popular
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