of the derniiing of an yen cars attached to the (h which passed through here , iii the mornin‘ti’itraflic on the division of! the New York vanIand Hartford railroad was mgr hours today. The fiber with the eleven, e embankmeh't bad-= “land fir ised so an lilinped ,krious " ‘er fromiN‘ew Haven the Nil-shit and traffic was re , at 10 o'clock ’ ”T 413‘ RE sunasnossso. u...- m Innocently Caused Death ICharlea Hemingway. 193m Wars. the driver 01 an express 1-1ving at No 429 West Thirty— atreet went to the West One mdmdth street station in New Yon-,1: Ida! and surrendered to the po- an Went while he told the police , ‘Whilé he Was driving a team of ' s on Columbus avenue near One ,ulllircd and Third street, Tuesday brain. the animals stopped because ' and on the wagon was too much Misfit. hat-Isa Hemingway. thlrty years , of No. 866 Columbus avenue voi— ed to turn the horses to one . r Wars and in so doing was on against the side or n milk was ‘ he end of the pole of War‘zs He sustained internal injuries ' ed in .1. Hood Wright Hospital. Wm did not learn of Hemingway ‘s - ntii he went home after his hrsday. when his wits told til i detectives had called to see #1 bed. but could not , charged with homicide ‘ led to the custody of the ,en‘lingwoy. oi Meadow street. ed with him all last winter. . line of his residence‘ here he played by W R Thompson and Cavanaxh. Deceased leaves who is well known in South o W... SMITH-470012 ”Image of Ferdinand B Smith. slit, and Geneva; McLeod lol- took place at thstc and Mrs. Smith Quill s,treet Nor-walk. ‘ out of Its: Ada Mull rill 3 street. 80th Nor- ord Bristol of Iii- minced The woddinsvlii the near future. - (mm... Billiard Purina (Gontlnuod mm First Pass). progress. but the parties concerned were unable to close the transaction until today. on account of several ' 1111110? 116111118. The purchasers, who buy the husla ' ncss outright from Mrs. Harry Pepper are Neltord J, Platner and Theron ii. Bradley. The former was low three year connected with J. H Morey,a large druggist in New York city, while Mr. Bradley was for the some length or time with Hegeman it 00., 0;: New York. Both have had a good deal of practical experience and are well ac— anointed with the details of the busi- ness. The name of the place will not changed. but will continue to be own; as the (‘liitord Pharmacy. The proprietors will conduct the busi- ‘99s as formerly, retaining J. Stanley giniohn and continuing to sell‘ the mine grade of first class goods as previously . mos war-mush A House. $.44“... Was ,IOocupied by a Non~Union Miner . In Huio nPa. “ WILKES- PARKE. "Pan Sept. 6-;— The rhining village of Hudson, where a house occupied a non- -nnion work- man 'named 11%? use Faranaski was wrecked last night by a mob, was very [inlet today. Trouble was threatened at the Franklin Mine of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company this morning. A num-~ her of strikers gathered to intercept non-union mph on their way to work. Deputy Sheriffs hurried to the place ‘ and dispersed the croWd. Vice- president Lewis: of the United Mine Workers, who came here from Virginia last night had another con foresee with President Mitchell this morning. He then left for the south. ON A FISHING EXCURSION. Captain oi Police George W. Glad stone and Ofllccr William Pennington, with Attorney John Keogh as captain essayed to go a fishing this morning in Mr. Kcough's launch. They got got aboard all right but when they had gone down the harbor a short distance. the engine refused to work. Alter an hour's labor John Keogh prooured some dry batteries and got the launch under headway again. The party went down the river and returned this noon. but their friends are wondering where the fish that they promised are. ANNIVERSARY (AF ASSASSINA- T to . , President William McKinley was as. sassinated one year ago this afternoon, In the Temple of Music, at the Pan American Exposition. Buffalo. N. Y. The shooting occurred in the afternoon shortly after 4 o’clock. while the presi- dent was giving a public reception. President McKinley lingered until 2:15 a. m.. September 14. when he passed peacefully away. LABOR UNION LYGEUM. Central Labor Union has voted to secure a lease of the second floor of the .l. Id. Knapp block In South Main sirooi until lately occupied by the Hoyt 0:. Olmstcad Cigar Company. for a lyccuml and meeting place of all the divisions of the Union it has been decided to take the quarters for five years. They will be entirely overhaul- ed and fitted on for their new use. DOES STARIN WANT DORLON'S POINT? There has been a rumor afloat for some time that Starla of Glen island fame has set 8 on on Dorian- Point as d that no In ll purchase the land 91611.1 up to and Including the Becker (2 . . , roan or A choruses. Confused (low with s Soot Woman, mun Antoni-min in Ithaca, tho nest of dorsal! lino “ram. the memory oi a certain roam. her at metrically is kept mm from year to year by this story of his habit or intense preoccupation and what coins or 11.: MM tunnelling over a boss- tii‘ul campus path deeply mm in a pamphlet» mums“: out: which he had inst” resolved. lie all?" ad 1qu something. and without loo];- 1 . m his and in: : 9‘1 who would now drum of mi . Iron: _1 to 2 points and I sine lilnsaedstoclts and P iii Mall Prices I elscwh ' - sellinzg ,, creased cationdot, the be led Gas. ‘1 1’ Reading and Missour Pacific were ot— lewd freely. and gave way 1 to 2 points. The closing who weak. , TODAY'S QUOTATIONB. Reports over private Wire oI Naples «8: Goldschlnidt commission broker’s. Error“ 6: Gorhoit'p block 89th Nor- walk; 1 Open High Low 12:00 Aural. copper, 69% A cw. Am. 0. 3i%0 Anni). &&F.pf. 91%‘ Am. Cot. Oil. 63 Am. G. Twn., 61% Am’cricanlce, 11% Amer.1.oco..ii3% Am. 1 co. pfd.,96% Am man, 45% Am Sugar. A.T...&SFc95% 95% 94% 96‘ A.T. & SF.p.104% 105 104% 106 Bait. & Ohio 115% 115% 114% 11475. Bklyn. R. T., 69% 71% 69% 70% Chas It Ohio, 57 57661.4 56% Chi. &N. W. 210 240 240% 240 Chi Gt West. 33% 23% 33% M it 81.13.19093 190% 188% 190 0111.31.62 P. 192% 192% 192 192 Col. 9‘. 611., 81% 81% 81 81 001. South” 33% 33% 33% 3% Consul. Gas, 223% 223% 228% 223% Del.“ 6:. Hud.180 180 180 180 Eric, 42% 42% 41% 41% ill Central. 171% 172 171% 172 Lab. at Nash.,162% 152% 152 152 ‘ Manhattan 138% 1.38%137% 137% Met. SL Ry, 118% 149 148 148 Mex. Central son. 2915 292.4. 29% Meir. 17"; (ms. 20% 20% 20% 20% M. K & T. 33% 33%. 33% 33% MTK. & T. pfd 67% 67% 67%, 67% Mo. Pacific, 119% 120% 119% 119% National [dead 24% 24% 24062431. N. '1'. Central 165 165 164% 164% Norf & West. 76% 77 76 76% Out & West” 39% 39% 38% 39 Pacific Mail, 46 47 40 46% Penn R. R. 167% 167% 166% 167 People's 08.9.1011 109 107 108% Press 8. Car, 62% 537,6 521,4, Reading. 73% 73% 72 Road, lst pfd., 33% 88% 88% 119ml. 2d 13141., ‘78 78 77% Repub. Steel 22%, 23%, 221%; Rubbel Goods 2114‘ 21% 21% Son. Pacific 79 78% Sou. Ry. (30.. 39% 33% 28% Son, Ry. pfd. 96% ,96% 9676‘ Tenn. 0. & 1. 707.1. 70".» 70 Texas Pacific, 53% 53%, 52% Union Pacific 111% 111% 110% Do. Pac. pfd. 919i; 915% 91% U. 8. Leather. 14% 11% 13% U. 8. Leo. pfd. 90 90 89% U. S. Steel, 41% 41% 41% U. 8. Steel pid. 90% 90% 90% Wabash. 36% 369; 36 Wabash, pfd.. . 60% I 50% 49% 2 3% 96% 94% West. Un. Tel. 94% Wiscop. Cent- 29% 29% 29% BANK STATEMENT. Reserves decrease 25.646725 Loans, decrease, 3.666.200 Specie decreases 5.833.200 Legal tender. decrease, 2.902.600 Deposits. decrease, 12.600300 Circulation, increase. 629,900 Today's grain and cotton market, re- ported over private wire of C. J. Ketch am stock, grain and cotton broker'. 93 Washington street. South Norwalk: CHICAGO PRICES. Open High Low 12: 00 68% 68 68% 08 70% 70:2 69% 69;: 43% 43% 42% 42% 39% 3914‘ 39% 39% 836 834 836 830 ‘ 830 830 833 829 I829 .4... Most seaside bothers and waders know what Infinite mischief one broken bottlmarelessly thrown upon the beach by some lacy flipper—may cause; but it It only dweller; by the sea «Molar pianos who realism that the very holes dot in the and by par- ties of happy children sometimes give rise to the direct consequences At extreme low title a large party of invention will on a favorable stretch at and dig a his. brand and deep hole and then the summer this comes crooning n: and covers the soot. Presently bath- crs begin to trail: out at their machines on to this itrctch of soft. Raven land. and one of them. apparently waiting' in safety. has It sudden plunge into the deep hole. for the sons so not an up at once. u the arms non-resident by the sea believes. The amt doom of these holes in that children and “other: in; on of their depth fail into them, and their cries are often shoal tel, ahead non. 91a, 13% 89% 4114 son any. 4991, Wheat. December, May. Corn. December. May. " Cotton. October, December, January. 844 345 an; 45% 45%. . 129% 129% 128% 128% .- p as of Materials for Mans Fall Claimants naive arrived There are about eight hundred of them In all and one can certainly get their choice from so many . Come in and talk the clothing mai- ler over. we have great confidence in our ability, to please. Y 39 scorn“ MAIN eraser, Opposite Hotel Hamdton. Elias. indium. 8%165. GRAIN and COTTON Bought and Sold for Cash or Carried on Margin. 'Y 93 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALKI. HOYT'S THEATRE. One Solid Wonk Beginning MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. Special Engagement of IMAY‘FISKE and her cpMEDY co. , Supported by Mr. Robert Nadine, and Her Own Orchestra. New Vaudeville Acts. New Scenery and Electrical Effects Matinee Every Day After Monday NIGHTS: Monday, The Charity Girl; Tuesday. Little Magnet: Wed nesday, Miss Harnm Scarum: Thurs- day. A Soldier" 3 Sn cetheart; Friday,A' Daughters Sacrifice: Saturday, The Gold King MATINEES: Thesdny Nell Gwynn; Wednesday Under Two Flags; Thurs- day. Little Miss Thompson; Friday.A Night Out; Saturday Ten Nights in a Bar Room. Popular Prices: Evening, 10. 20, 300. finance“ 10 and 2°C. Ladies Ticket. Monday Night. Tickets Limited to 300. : Ladies presenting this coupon : r and 15c at the‘usmil place between : : now and Monday at 6 p. m" will : : receive a 30c reserved seat ticket. : : Don't delay. eat them now. ' ‘ CUT THIS OUT. Notice to Contractors au'l’ho Building ‘Ioommiuoe of the Hawaii. Union School District * Innate: ior the boil oi the noose :2?th building corners! . cord and Ghutnnt streets. The plans can he lied Iron: c Quart: secretary or the architect 8. of Holden. 98 Broadway Patersos.li ....l on or after Monday. Ecolom‘bor 8111 1'» a deposit of no for the not. return of plans and specific“ simian Estimates will be received and con- scream for the completed building "3.1110130! Estimates “will close on Friday, Sept 19in. at I. and also will be opened in pub is in : chm the council on that oven on! The are Glifiord on Sept “1.11.an lid: om any inquiries or mains £11m 16an Bulb” (:0 mines or no in W mould 35ml District and bar. 30th Norah “ ties We its an: to OI" M. ’ ‘ ‘ asanv Possess, 25c GARDEN NETS” cadences oYAaos'rs TAPEOTRY OARPETS 1NGRAIN CARPETS. WILTON HUGE NO. 8 COPPER BOTTOM BOIL -. ERS, 95c 15¢ o elm, ,1 ‘ BRUSSELS sues ' , smvnnA sues " '1 LINOLEUNI. ALI. oUALl'rlss on. status. ALI. WIDTHS c FAMILY SCALES, . MOP HANDLES, Housewfurnlshlngv “TOAD OIL CAN, NO. 8 NICKEL TEA KETTLE, 10c 95c 95:: 100‘ .BTOVE LIFTERS. 5c .YVYII'G ale Inlepared to CHINA MA'rrmo JAP. MATTING oaAss IMATTING wmoov‘v sHAoss ‘ CURTAIN sons AND Pctss. Ii All work done m the verb best possible manner. SINK ,STRAINERS, coves sec senses, ‘ ICE CREAM scoop. 8TOVE MITTS. Tristram &Hyatt, . Norwalek, Conn. it is a good thing to remember that notice of your illness causes apphrc- henslou. at least to those whom you SHIRT WAISTS » AT 590 Any of our, 21.50 and $1.00 Men's Shirt Walsts can now be had at above price owns ‘14 To rel/z. ' We close evenings at 6 o'clock except Monday,'Wednesdny and Saturday. 1.111111 III “moss, CLOTHIBRS, , ass-runs. cosmonauts. as Washington Smut. son-rs cosmos. Telephone 1834 2. Iwm o' IY o I ..' a .' u a. o Yo I»: I .' n '. n sY 0 KY aY - will be at no nun i. Anon» unnamed ‘1 ‘ Hm issue that: has , a repetition behind ( it for withstanding Glover’ s the Place ‘ . DY ,' BARGAIN AY West liailiingt on Si- Astonishing Bargains. Prices Mercrlessly gut ' on Worthy Goods 2 ” now for Black Duck Skills. and Black" and Blue Polka Dotted Skids. with Double Ruffles. formerly sold at. $2.50, closing out. 980 Our New Fall Styles in Miliinery ar- riviniir Daily. See Our Window Display. «We aim to make you; shopping, here‘Y pleasant. agreeable and profitable. and if you wish it inst tell Ihelsales- person to charge your purchases and pay, ill hide my sums on our popular Part 1 Payment ‘ w Pia“. nuns it ammo; W 7 or assist Is 0»
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