eadqn are. rooklyn, which 7 bama, ‘ north of Montauk. "A 111.. *the three warships and 7 two cruisers which passed in last night 7 7, ”were reported northwest of” Terry,“ ‘7 about 7. 500 yards, going eastward. At ‘ 8; 24 a. .7m.,7 the cruiser Montgomery was reported four miles south oi! Block lslhnd. sailins east; the aux‘llitries Panther and Prairie are at anchor in Napeague boy; the Keel-sores“ 77Als- Massachusetts (or Indians). Brooklyn and Olympia are coming Sound. returning undoubtedly to Block island No tiring was done by the ships and none by Fort Wright. At 7: 40 a. 111., the Kearsarge, Mass- achueetts. Alabama and Brooklyn are reported north of Block island. goinge northeast, the comma having ion the fleet and sailing to the southward, west of Block island; the Indiana, Puritan and Montgomery are west of Block Is- ‘ land; the Panther and Prarle still an- chor north or Montauk Point. ”At :320 the Panther. Prairie and ayflower have left their anchorage and are moving east. At 9: 23 9.7111 the Kearsarge. india'na, Alahitma, Brooklyn and Mass— achusettsinre in line. five miles south- west 01 Point dith,‘ heading east. At 9: 49. a. 111., Fort Adams reports the nest in line of battle heading in at - 12, 000 yards.7 At 19: 28 Fort Adam's re— .7 ll reported them within 2-115 Wright and approaching 77 .08 the mortars and 12-, carnal-go, the tire com- aiinlng that she was put out The fleet disappeared in .35.:2 were southw a - .m., I‘Pol‘n Judith reported ' rapidly towards Fort at .:9 90 p.111, inurnves- ‘7reported moving rapidly from ' ward Fort Wright the three having eitlngulshed their .10 suspicions vessels were both or Prospect Hill Fort 7b 1111ny plhced to give range clot; and at 9: 19 four sus- ' , were sighted from Fol-t he direction of Block Is- , pidl'y to the west and Race. At 9: 15 all these out except the leading one moving westward and at Ardois signals were seen. At - of the leading light , 3751:3999 at 19: 05 the as shown up by the search- 7 the action commenced at t 10: 10 the ships replied. .7 7199, Olympia and a small ",7 ‘slnx searchlights in the direc- tort. At 10.16 three cruis- ‘ the llace; manoeuvre sup- be for the destruction or shore thug preparing way for ., The Kearsarge. Manse-2 an ihdi’ana ran the Race at ‘heing discovered by the at 10: 97. seventeen mis- cruisers passed Wright shutter 11 b 111., having 9r» 1 callbres; lire coin» edentruction oi the .or four time the _ ,eo equ‘ired. The ranges _ e to, six thousand yards. . h “neural-ed to Broolgya " n . 91”,.111 ships until 1:1 19. ’ “ .t. or range, Mich. at out the Brook- ports the Peoria just entering the her. her, flying a flag of truce. BRENTON'S POINT, Newport: R 1.. September SeF'ive battle ships round- ed Point Judith at about 8: 30 this "morning, and headed northeast, appar- ently with the intention of getting to the eastward or this point and than running in. The ships. which were in line, were as follows: Kearsarge. Massachusetts, Alabama. Indiana and Brooklyn. Asmall tug accompanied them. The weather this morning was re- markably clear and movements could easily be folibwed twelve or fifteen miles oil shore. POINT JUDITH, R. 1.. September 5 -—Elght ships of war. theIKearsarge, Brooklyn, Alabama, Massachusetts. in- diana, Puritan, Montgomery and Tope- ka, came to anchor three miles south- east of here during the lorenoon. The squadron leit the anchorhge at New Harbor, mach island, at 8 o’clhck this morning The battleships moved slow- ly in the direction of Point Judith, but the other vessels made a detour, some arriving from the west, and others trim the southwest. The c ce‘re and men at the signal station are using the utmost vigil- once and every recaution had been taken by Colonel eber to ward off or evade a capture of the station. As soon as the vessels had anchored all the captains went aboard the flagship. TROUBLE HAS BEEN SETTLED. Due to the Sale of Flam-uric“ Cigar Basins“ in Norwalk. A little difficulty over the recent sale oi John Fitzmaurice's: tobacco factory and retail store in Maih street Norwalk, to Frederick Pitzer was ami- cably settled this morning lt‘appoars that a large show case in the store was purchased on the installment plan from the Met opolltan Show (Jane 00. by Mr: Fitz aurice some time to the sale or the businenn and here was 920 on the case when the nominal nnie took place Mr. Fitiimaurloe made arrangement with the compilers attomey to .settle for the cutie? ”an soon as the wtu’al transfer took place but notwithstanding this toot the coin» : puny instilled}! r. Piuer hat unless ‘he MAM ”“7 “P7,! 1W :5. U 8 i' - mmediately taught. suit, mind Mr. I, Fitrmaurlce as he had purchased the ‘ business and drums with: the under- ntandlng that everything was unencum- listed but as soon as all parties can corned were informed of the nature of the trouble wuiaoon antinuctoriiv settled up. .The actual transits. at the business tool: blocs thi n looms ' _ through the Rdce train Long “island 'A’tner. ice ptd. rent. ' ins obftu 1771 en. Penmlvania , _ backs, while some or such as Paolll‘c Mail Steel and American Melting n aicrr d, 7 7 Jumped 2% to 5 points. Near noon the soft coal stocks were hid up all around and the market in general showed more steadiness Bonds were steady. 777 WALL STREET, 1 o. m.—.—~Room traders offered stocks down in expecta- tion of an unfavorable bank statement tomorrow. and a number at prominent stocks sold below yesterdays closing. Louisville. Chicago Greet Western and Sugar lost a 'point, 'the. latter selling ear—dividend. The market was dull and "business was largely concentrated in . the Coolers and Paclflcs 77 7 WALL eraser 2 p 7......11. spam ; ialties supplanted the railroad stocks as hull leaders during the early arter- 119011. a rise of nearly 9 points in arc-7 pies Gas causing a better demand tor stocks, at this class. Colorado Fuel gained over 2 and Tennessee Coal and Leatherpreterred about a point. Rail- road stocks were higher all around, but did not recover to ' best prices. _. TDDAY'S QUOTA Reports over profit & Goldschmidt control walk: 0ch dish Arnal. Clipper, 697 Am c a F. 31 3111 ' _ Auto. or p: 91% 91% : Am. on: Oil ,‘ 60% 61% Am. G Twn., ' Amer: ice. 7 41% 4191, or. 1.0110,, ,9 33% Smelt, 94.1534 45% 151,4, um." Sugai', 13111 13194 13051 13995 an 991.913.9495 9534. $4 9494 ANT 9: our 1) 1041/, 105% 19 94 194717, Bait & Ohio 114% 11514 114% 115 Bklyn. 11.11, can 99% 68% 3834 Chas. 9: Ohio, 5611 517117 56% 5991. 0111991194244 241 244 211 0.111 Gt. West 3414 34y, 331,1 3314 c M a s: P. 188% 19114 188% 1901.9 Chi a1 a P. 7191 Col. F. a 1. so 8074; so 8054 Col. South. 3395 3314 3397. 93% Consul. Gas, 221% 291% 224% 294% Del. 9: 1711111.,18911718911 139 .180 Eric. 43 421,1. 4195 41% In. Central,» 172 11211 171% 171% Lou. & Nash.,152% 152% 151% 152 138%, 188% 137%, 137% ': Manhattan Met St R'y.148l;§ 158% 148 118% Mex. Cent 29% 39% 29% 2954 Mex,N‘t Cite, 21% 91% 2035 20% M. K. 3; T 93% 33% 33% 33% M.K.&'l‘..ptd 57 ‘ 67% 67 3% Mo. Pacific, 118 120 118 119 National Lead,2il§ 24% 24% 24% N Y Central 165%. 136 165 135 Nor1.&West 711% 77% 7559 76% Ont. & West” 35% 357A 35% 95% Pacific 911111.439" 46% 43% 45 Penn R 11., 167% 168 153% 163 P IIople'a (1119,10714 198 10714 107% r.ss 8. Car, 51% 2% 51% 52 Reading, 73% Read, let old. 88% Read, 2d'ptd. 78% Rnpuh. Stash, 211,5 Rubber Goods, 2094 .7895 7 99% 39 Tenn. 0. d: l., 70% Texas Pacific. 53 15 Union Pacific 110% 7 Uh Poo... 111., 99 92 U. 3. her 13% U. S. LID. old. 88% 11.8 akuhber, 13% 7‘11 a. Steel, 41% tit .91 ,7 with“ West. Un, Tel., 94% Wima. cent. 99% to: on. a aid 11 d cotton mother re- towiro 010. J Ketch Ed ootton broker. 997 198% 190755 190% ' There are about eight hundred at them in all and one ‘7 certainly not their ”a nine tron: rem Co ”7711111 and talk the clothing mato are great confidence 1 so sourH Mma eraser, “ Opposite hotel 119 STOCKS. BONDS. , 7 , GRADY and COTTON Bought and Sold for Cash or Carded on Hat-gin 79.1 11143111961011, mm ~~ _77soorn:1roamitx. 7 HOYT S THEATRE FRIDAY, newsman-115,- Jos'r roa FUN. ' The Unto -the- Minute Farclcsl, Musical Oomnydy. litany Walker 25 Comedians. 25 Sinners, Dancers. 26 Pretty Girls. All Special Scenery and mitosis. PRIcgn: 7. ., . . . £26,50.75e HOYT 5 714311111119. One Solid Weélt' Beginning MONDAY. sentences 1 Special Engagement of MAY wake and her con EDY 0 Supported by Man hart N 7 Her Own rchnntrs‘. New Vaudeville Ac New scenery and Electrical ill ‘cts. Matinee Every Day A hr Monday. NIGHTS: Mond y, The Charity Girl: Tuesday. Little Magnet; Wed nesday, Miss Hal-uni Scar-uni Thurs- day, A Soldier" 9 Sweetheart;1"rida,A Daughter’s Sacrifice”: Saturday, he Gold Kins. MATINEEB: Thea-Slay. Nell Gwynn; o no, and Wednesday Under olv‘lags; Th rs- day, Little Miss Th pson: Friday,A Night Out; Saturday, Tenflights in a Bar Room. Popular Prices: Evading. 10, 20, 30c. Matinee, 10 and 20c. Ladies Ticket. Monday Night. : . Tickets Limited to 300. : : Ladies presenting this coupon :. : and 151: at the usual place between: :now and Monday at v. 111.. will : :receive a 300 reserved seat ticket. 1 ':.Don't delay. % tthem now. . : : CUT ls OUT. ' anouns-we‘laa-oneaIIInInIslnnlaIAIIO! ...—.... 8017.th NOTICE. W ‘ 711137111ch or Normans. on. Pro bate court, August 22, 'A. 0., 1902 Estate of Annie Discher. late 0! Nor- wall: in said district deceased. , The court of Probate tor the Dia- ti'iot a: flatwaik hath limitedC‘ind alw‘ ,, lowed six months irom the data here of tor the creditors or said estate to exhibit their claims tor settlement. ' Those who noblest to present their ac: counts, properly attested, withinsa . time, will be usher-red a unwary.” All persons indebted to said estate are re Altil‘ARlii'r 19611919. ,. ‘ 7 Adminintrstrix. quested to incite immedlgte payment I' .e wil, continue our Seoul «unis SummerGoods. : II Dill. Ric Lawns and Dim-ides. ' All Fine Wash Coeds, regular We and ' 25c qualities, , v I I ‘ Wish Silks good style. ' 10139911119191 91911111911 7 .7 White Ware ” Large Platters, 7 Dinner Plates, Sreakiast Plates, Tea Plates. . Seven Inch Baker Two quart Pitchers. Tristramwiait. " Norwalkconm 51': Summer Silks, 59c qualitv. White Law‘n‘ 'Slu'rt Waists, 75c and SI quahiv, Colored Percale Waisis. llic 7 2597,,I ‘ a Family Seales 5‘ lilc , Large Fry Pans, '7' g: ‘ Mrs.'Pott;’ Sad erns,‘I 5c ., band Pails and Shovels. 10c; 5,109 9395. l5c _ Sugar Boxes, 75 7 '59 1' 751: I 81:, 29$ 3'? The mean annual temperature, the shade, or the city of Mexico for ‘ ' eriod ot twenty-live years past on 59.79 degmes Fahrenheit. the has; , SHIRT WAISTS AT ‘ 499') 7 Any of our jj‘I81.50 and had at aboVo price. STYLES 14 TO 161/3. Saturday. Tamas, enormous, . BOUTH NORWALK. Telephone 189-12. W... ...»..- ...-M.7........_.... .....- 31.09 Men’s Shirt Walsts can now be We clone evenings at 3 o‘clock except Monday. Wednesday and i. 1991 all Hams. rumination. ‘ 95 Wuhlnimn Stunt. Prices Mercilessly Dirt fl. ...». on Worthy Goods. Black Duck Skirts and Black and Blue Polka Dolled Skirts with Double Ruffles, formenil sold at $2.50, 0105919 tout now for. I In New Fall Styles in Miliinery ar- living Daily. .st SecOur Window Display. I 7 ,We aim to make your encoding here 7 agreeable and profitable. add if you wish it last tell the sales. 7 personal charge your purchhSes Add
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