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"Amount of Attachment Reduced
“0,.000
.. IIDOIPIIRT, Sept. 28. —A tempor-
Mafia scored today by the do.
It“ In the suit of D. E. Loewa &
.. Danbury, Who are back-
erican Anti- Boycott As-
Inst the officers of the
Federation of Labor. the of-
‘e the United Hatters of North
arias and 260 members of the Unit-
Hatters as Individuals. After a
ring. bedore Judge George W
_ ‘ tealer sitting as a Judge of the Su-4
’ riot Court} the amount of attach-
ltt was reduced to 860. 000. This was
lacy inlatmtial reduction. as the
7 estate covered by attachment is
p. w d at as assessed valuation of 8128. -
. and the bank accounts of the indi-
Ufin defendants aggregate $52. 000.
9 hearing!“ on a motion made by
. . .- for the defendants for the re.
the amount of attachment.
{dor for substitution of a bond
by as to the actual amount
0111 $2.00 ladies’ Shoe is
well known for its Sluiisil-
tress and'Lona Service.
F. p. trounce.
"VICTORY7 Ffii Tfig’“”‘~ -~~.- ~ .————-_~_ M..."
4 tome ya .
five, through the reduction of the vol-
ume of the business of the manufactur-
era of the compelling them to union-
iae their shops. in the address refer-
ence was made to the resolution adopt-
ed by the American Federation of La-
bar in its Scranton Convention pledg-
ing the Federation and its members
against buying or using hats made by
Roelofs I: Company the successful re
stilt of the strike being attributed by
Mr. Moffitt to this resolution and to
the boycotting of Roelofs a Company,
by labor men everywhere.
0f the Loewe boycott Mr.
said:
“The onlyother strike of importance,
Moffiti.
r
since the last convention, that is of
more than passing importance. has
been one now being waged against
non-union firm of D. E, Loewe
pany. of Danhory. This fig
augurated soon after the
the Roelofs' fight. for
identical. Loewe
the organisatio
them.
The bear
boiir.
. was in‘
. ncluslon of
f reasons almost
.c used to treat with
to even confer with
ng was still on at press
9W!
hill-so
t.llifllmlce of the strike and boyco
I'll. oral examination of D. B( 0“
sustained by the firm Int
m secured as an incidental to 09V"?
ftoday's
Attorney Daniel Daven 1
cause! for The Americ port, chief
“ott Association. afford .a Anti-Boy~
0 the motion an x ’as a response
W himself as to illdavit sworn to
“.11 the amount of dam-
:‘l‘he affidavit in effect,
ad'intiffs in the year ending
, . 2, had sold their product
., sen states and had collected
* 8410.000. and that the con-
“33’“ itIf" of business at that date was
It is to warrant the belief that its
nine would be even greater in the
tar ending August 1,1903 except for
R iniury sustained through the acts
the defendants as alleged.
.Orsllbstantiate this view the affida-
1;; included a long extract from the
dress ofJolln A. Moditt. president of
“United Hattersmf North Ameri-
3:13“! !“at the last conventipn of the organ-
III:
The told of the fight of the organization
, that several hat manufacturing
earns. particularly that of H. H.
fusions Company; of Philadelphia to
Show that boycotting had been effec-
:W _ Gentlemen
Ifyou deslve a clean beautiful
ichmpleifoh face from poppies,
blackheads or wrinkles. get a
fads! massage at
Poilllnan Barber
m sum. Iouth Norwalk.
‘ ., What‘better proof can there be of t
of very satisfied buyers? Ask them.
‘ Self.- A-Specials for Saturday. Morris
less than $8. $10, :12. Have just rec
higbargains from $3.75 up.
Sideboards from 810' 50 up.
bedsare selling cheap.
3 .' Domain and look as our.
ND IHADIO. ELEGANT
1011 in New York last May in which ‘
INOI‘ ALDO TRINNINOG FOR INI‘I’RUNENTS.
. A'J“'l)1"rlorlal. LOCAL NEWS
The town and ‘ city elections take
place one week from today.
Henry D_ Cornell had a good-sized
party of friends out in his launch Tru-
ant, yesterday.
The Girls’ Friendly Society, St.
Paul's Church branch is planning to
hold an entertainment during the com
in: month.
A number of the members of Com-
pany D wont to the rifle range on West-
port avenue Saturday afternoon and
pllt in several hours practicing.
Thieves of pretty small calibre have
been at work along the Dorion Point
shore during the past few days. They
have taken two pairs of cars and our
looks.
A met-ting was held at the Cranbury
Chapel Saturday evening. the purpose
of which was the forming of a choir.
it was not deemed advisable to start a
choir at present, and instead there will
be congregational singing.
if we could go back an' lib our lives
ober again none. of us would make do
mistakes we hev. W‘d simply make
others Jest as bad. Fact Is. Natur' cal—
korlafed on a man pickin‘ up a bum-
blebee by do wrong culld now an‘ den.
~—Deroit Free Press.
"Do you believe." said the lady with
the sore and yellow, “that the good die
young?"
"How could I?" exclaimed the flat-
terer. “how could 1. and you so good—
er-—that is—"
“Sir!"——Baltmore News.
The Speaking Eye—She—Thcy say
the eyes are the windows of the soul.
1 believe. lie—Yes: and when a man
goes into a drug store and shuts a win-
dow quickly. the clerk knows just
about what the poor soul wants-—
Yonkers Statesman
is to your advantage to huyw your
lutnihlre here.
be above statement than a small army
or better still come in and see for your-
Chairs, $6.50. 87.50, 88.50, never sold for
cived some handsome colored beds. All
For Saturday onlv. your choice of any Ax
aster Bug in the store at $2. 85. Easily worth 83. 75.
The popular couch
IRINGI. 200 AND 896, REGULAR
, 2I-A‘M‘AND 750: UNIRELLAO, 30¢ UP: DRE” SUIT CARES, A
IUITAR ANQ
BELL;
mourn,
i
i
i
In!
tween 1mm 3.00m
roller iawiiu. rs:
' _.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.--Open-
‘ng prices broke sharply from Satur-
lay's level. a gain of is in Union Paci-
lc being the solitary exception. Louis
'1118 & Nashville dropped 3%, and
hen rallied 1%, The local traction
itocks were all week, Metropolitan
itreet Railway failling 3%, Manhattan
'16 and Brooklyn Transit 94. There
were runing sales of 4.000 shares of
Jnited States Steel. pfd.. a 45% to 61.
powered with 01%, and the common
nook and the second mortgage bonds
)pened at new low records. the former
lt 155i. and the letter at 09%. There
were losses off 101 In Pennsylvania.
Missouri Pacific. Ba lmore & Ohio,
Reading, Southern Railway, pfd.. Peo-
llc‘s (ins, and Amalgamated Copper,
‘Jnited States Steel subscquently old
town to 15% and the meters to
:on a new low record. The arkct
:ontinued feverish and line u cd after
he opening
WALL STREET. 11 a m—Aftcr a
'urther short period a down“: 'd pric
is the market beg J to rcspor. 0 tie
losing orders sat were met and a
ally ”HOWE Pennsylvania. Metro
)oiitan 3" tRailway and People’s
1‘"er ‘red I point and a few other
ix... returned to last week's film]
Fresh liquidation in the U. S.
.oi issues and the Western stocks
weakened the market and prices fell
rack to below the opening level. U.
8. Steel sold at 15. the preferred at
39% and the bonds at 68%. Material
oases were made by a number of dor-
mant stocks running from 2 to 8
loillts the last named in Chicago anti
Eastern lliinois certificates. .By 11
l‘clock active stocks were down bo-
twccn l and 2 points. Heavy selling
lf Reading lowered it ill/1 and Metropol-
tnn Street Railway lost I In all,
WALL S'l‘llldid’l‘. niltlrl.~-lict-iilltls ox—
.endcd 11110 the second hour carrying
hc dccllncs to 2‘2 for Atchison, St.
Paul, Missouri l’ac,lfic Baltimore and
Ohio, Delaware 111111 liudson, Roch
island pfd., Manhattan. Sugar and
some others. The liquidation seemed
to have spent its form then and a ral-
‘y of a point followed in those stOcks
which had suffered most. l’riccs gavo
any again before noon when Amalga-
mated dropped 2%. United States
Steel pftl. touched 59V; and the bonds
6773. Bonds were weak.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or run
.lles & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro
kars, Swarts & Corbett Block South
Norwalh:
Open. High. Low. 1:30.
Amal. Cop. 100$. 40% 36% 36-111
A. C. & l“, (30.. 231,5 23% 21- 23
A. C. & 1“,, pf.. 76% 76% 761,9 7655
Am. Cot Oil. 28% 28' 271.5 28‘].
Am. 1.000.. 15% 15V; 14% 14%
Am. Smelt, 40% 41% 40%, 40%
Am. Sugar. 110 110% least. 109
Anacondn‘ 70 70 70 70
.1. T. & S R, 61% 61% 6014 6014
A. T. & S_ F pf. 87% 871,5 S7 87%
1331, & Ohio, 73%. 73% 7174. 7174‘.
liklyn R. '1‘” 311,4. 311,; 11/10 30%
Circa. (it Ohio. 28 261.. 277,: 2814.
Chi. & N. W.. 151% it'll-'5’. 1531/. 1541/:
Ch. Gt. Wcsi.. 14% 14% we His.
(7, M. 8; S. i’. 136% 137 136% 1351;,
Col 1“. & ~10 ~10 40 40
Col. South.‘ 11 11% 11 11%.
Con. (ills. 166% 107 100% 166%
Del. & Hili1.. 15tle 130% 1411 149
Eric, 24 24% 23% 23%
Erie, ist., pf.. 63%, 61W. 62% 635i.
Gen. Elem. 143% 143% H0 140
“L Central. . 127 127 126 126%
Lou. lit Nash. 96% 07 95 95%
Manhattan, 128 128 126% 127%
Met. Si. Ry.. 103 108 100 1007.4;
Mtlx. Cent” 11 11 10% 1014,
M. K. a T.. 17% 17% i7 17
M. K. & T. pf.. 35 35 34% 34%
Mo Pacific, 811% 67' 86 8614.
Nat Load 13 13% 12% 12%
N 1. Contra! 115 H. 1153:; 115 115%
Nor & West 56- 7,4. 567g 55% 55%
Ont. & Wcst.. 19% 1974. 1917A 1911;
Par, Mail. 18 18 17% 17‘s
Penn. R. R., 1181,13 119 117% 117%
Foo. Gas. 881/, 89 88 8831;
Pros. S. Car. 331/; 33% 32 32
Reading. 45 45 43W 111%-
Rep. Staci, 91,1. 9% 9 9%.
Rock island 22- 22% 21% 217.1.
Rub. Goods 11% Hit; 14% 14%
South ,Pac.. 39% 39% 38% 38%
So. Ry. Co, 1715. 18 17%, 17%
S. Ry. Co.. pf. 79% 79% 79 79%
Term C.’ & 1., 31% 31V. 30% 301/.
Texas Pac. 22% 22 21V. 21%
Union Pad, 01‘ 69% 67% .6703
Un. Pac.. pf.. 84% 84% 84 84
U. S. Loan 6% 6% 61,4 6%
U. S. Lea, pf, 75% 75V; 75V, 751,5
U S. R, & C., 6% 6 6% 6
U 8. Steel. 15% 157,4, 15 15
U. S. Steel. pf.. 60% 61 58% 59%
Wabash. 17% 17% 16% 16%
eWabash, pf.. 29 29 27 27
Wes. Un. Tei., 811,5 82 80% 82
Wis. Cent., 16 16% 16 16
.t.._.__.._.
PROVED AN ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
NEW YORK. Sept. 28—What seem-
ed at first to have been a murder dev-
eloped into an accidental death, ac-
cording to the police theory, when the
unidentified body of a boy, aged about
14. was discovered under a canvas on
the bulkhead between Piers 35 and 36
East River early today. The 'skull
was crushed. The hospital physician
called It murder. but the police believe
the body was asleep when accidfitally
killed by workmen who threw eavy
planks on the canvas yesterday.
OLCOTT ‘ HOUSE BURNED.
MIDDLETOWN, N. v.. Sept. 28-
The Olcott House. at Wurtsboro. Sul-
livan county, one of the largest and
oldest hotels in that county, was des-
troyed by fire early today together with
adjoining buildings. Little of the con-
tents was saved. The h sea and cat-
tie were burned to death. The loss is
heavy.
STEEL PLANT RESUMEB.
PlflSBUltG. Sept. lit—The Clair.
ton plant of‘the Crucible Steal Com-
pany. a subsidiary concern of the Unl-
ted States St lOorporation resumed
'srork last nigh after I shut down of
three weeks. 11 the open hearth for
asses have runner!
During the shutdown repairs were
made on the furnace and spills. Day
and night tum will be put on and the
plantme mnptothecloseof
thsysar.aatherelarsnowsa1dtobe
in orders. 'e plant employs be-
~.
n
,.
.. l (fairies 1". flats bray. who
has lost been promoted in quarter-
nlaster-general of the United States
error. and who is expected in Shang-
hai in a few days for the purpose of
inspecting the transport Burnside. now
undergoing repairs there. has the dis-
tinct honor of hcin one of tile few
men who ever public rsbukcd ’i‘heo-
dore Roosevelt, Prcsit ent of the Unit-
ed States, says the hanghai Daily
Press.
it was at Santiago e Cuba. at the
tinle the United Stator forces were be-
ing disomburked fro!“ ransports when
Cuba was invst
Rooseveia was Iicuienant— oo—lonel of
the Ltwt‘ Volunteer cavalry. popularly
kn II as the “Rough Riders." He
Was our of the limit officers to get-
sllorc and he soon had his men With
him. He was very anxious to But his
regiment to the front. No one knew
when the fighting wmlld begin. and
Roosevelt was bound that his regiment
would have a hand in it.
in his zeal to move toward Santiago
Roosevelt made lifc a burden for (leu-
oral Humphrey who was in charge of
thc quartelmustcr s dcpar'. meat for the
expedition. Whul he could stand it no
longer General liu‘lnphrcy opened up
on Rusevolt in this Wine:
“Now, look hclc you tin soldier.
everybody knows you MW. a fine regi-
ment and that they ale ()1 cowboys
and ell-Arizona Sili‘l‘lfffl. and if there
was any doubt about it the illustrated
newspapers would speedily dissolve
that doubt. But i don t‘ care a pictur-
esque blankety blank how many bad
man your outfrt bus arrested or killed,
1 do not proppoec to allow them to get
a swipe at the Spaniards a moment be.
fore the rest of this army gets turn-
ed loose. Now, young man. what you
don't know about war would fill a
mighty big book So (1111159 yourself and
let me run my cud of this show in
my own w.ay'
Roosevelt is now l’rosidcnt of the
United States and upon ills appoint-
mcnt General Humphrey is the quar-
termastcr- general of the army.
President Rooscwlt it is said takes
great delight ill 1. lling about the “call
down" Humphrey gale him and when
he sent the nomination to the senate
for continuation i"i marked to the sec-
rciary of war: "i guess l'vo got the
old man now \rlu-rc ho won't talk
back."
General Humphrey is a veteran of
tho civil war, and is one of the most
picturesque chaructcrs ill the army of
thc l'nitcd Stutcs. llc is Very frank.
bluff and outspokcn. but withal has the
heart of a child. no is fairly idolized
by the men who have scrl’cd under
him.
No More Money—Old Lawyer—Why
do you 1ch that your client will lose
his case? Have you cxilailsltod every
means at your disposal to—
Young lawyerfi—No; hilt l have ex«
haustcd all the [nouns at his disposal.
“Philadelphia Prcss.
lie—~“llut. what reason have you for
refusing to marry me?"
Silo-"Papa objects.
are an actor."
lie—"(live my regards to the old boy
and tell him I'm <orry he isn't a news-
paper critic' «Chicago Daily News.
lrrcpnrublcn ‘What did you lose.
lilies?" nskcd a member of tho relief
committee. "1 lost.‘ said the flood
sufferer. hravcly choking hack a sob,
“the only copy 1 had of the first poem
1 ever wrote for tho ilrimficld Clare
lon!"——(‘.llicuuo Tribune.
He says 'you
Gilcs~l saw your fat friend Wider
in a drug store. yesterday. He asked
the proprlcior-to give him something
that would make him lean.
Miles-~~llid he get it?
Giles—l guess so: 1 saw him an hour
later loaning up against a lamp post.
-—Chicago Daily News.
FIRST RUSH OF TRINITV SOPHO-
MORES AND FRESHMEN.
HARTFORD September 28—Sopho-
morcs and freshmen at Trinity College
met in thcil first rush this morning.
the ncwcomcrs having in view the
posting of a challenge to the sophs for
a formal push rush as is the custom.
The freshmen under the leadership of
W. W. Crabh. madc the attack. and af-
M' a clean fight succeeded in posting
four notices which read as follows:
“Class 1900 is challenged by 1907 to
a push rush at 7 p. m.
The freshmen before the rush. met
and organized for the year. electing
these omcers:
Captain of the track team—Lester
Pond. a sprinter from Shattuck school.
Basket bail manager—E W. George
of Boston.
Push rush captain‘w. W. Crabb.
who played at quarterback in the
game against Yale Saturday.
Class treasurer. -—W. W Morrl
After the rush tonight the undergrad-—
uates will parade the city. and in front
of the capitol will sing songs return-
ing to the campus for the bonfires and
freshmen speeches
AUTOMOBILE CLUB'S RUN.
BOSTON Sept. 28. —After a stay of
forty eight hours in this city as the
mobile Club of America took up their
return Journey to New York. Al-
though there were 18 machines bring-
ing the visitors more than thirty-live
machines were in line when the tour4
fats left. seventeen vehicles having
been assembled to form an escort. The
run today was to Springfield. Last
night’s rainstorm left the roads in bad
condition and fast time was not expect-
a
RECENT ARRIVAL! 0F VESSEL
PLYMOUTH, Sept. 28—Ar‘r1ved:
Kaiser Wilhelm 11.. from New York.
and moceed ‘ '
Republican Nestled
A meeting of the South Norwalk as.
publican Club will beheld at‘Ksishts
of Pythlu Hall, and; a Corbett
block at 8 o'clock tonight. Hatters of
importance to the party will he acted
upon and a good attendance is desir-
guests of the Massachusetts Automo- ’
hiie Clubs. the members of the Auto- ~
ed. All republicans are urged to at .
our offerings.
Suits
Long coat effects, blouse or tight fit-
mixiurcs. llroadcioths. in the latest
shades, from $16.00 to 860.00.
ting ill tlllgorn zibclincs. fancy iwccd force from 816 50 to ‘25 00.
Walking Suits
Long coat effects. blouse or tight fit-
Each season brings new shades of colorintl and new dealers
in Reads to Wear Suits and Skirts.
this time to our new stock for fall and winter wear. weiwi'sh to
impress on your minds that areal care has been used iii making
our selections. The lunch increases; trade that has 6911101011115
department is a just tribute to the exCeiiellt audits and "stills of
You will observe we have anticipated uour wants
a little earlier than usual but for good and sufficient lessens. The
goods are here and we believe llOu will appreciate the opportunlill
thus presented to look over what we have to offer and make
uour selections at uour leisure.
In 681111110" 1.1011141111611001) at
Skirts
ill Imported broadcloth. plain serge
ting in plain cheviots zihclincs. fancy and chcviot, tweeds. fancy chévlofs in
English or Scotch twccds and grey mix
RAIN COATS.
Grey and Tan Cravenetie, from $12.50
to $17.50. '
houcle and knottéd effects, from $5.00
1m 312.00.
"' WALKING sKlaTe.
Venetian cloth, serge, chevlois and
tweeds. from $5.00 to 810.00.
TRIS
Cloaks and Furs.
The volume of our business last sen-
son was such as to attract a great deal
of attention in the trade. Our line
was really great, bill spurred on by
past nchicvcrncnts we have this full
produced a lino of ladies” Suits. (,‘lonks,
Skirts.
advance of what we have over had.
‘.’nists and furs that is far ill
Tailor made a specialty, come and
see.
M. Krasoritz.
8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwsik, Conn
I
Dividend
ng Mining. Oil. Timber. Smelter and
In usirial Stocks mnkin possible large
Interest and Profits. list: and unlisted. our
specialty. Booklets giving full informa-
tion on application
DOUGLAS. LAC EY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A nts.
Members New York Consold dated
Stock Exchange. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, New York.
E BALDWIN IIAMMITT. Manager,
Western New no land“ lunch: Hoe oar.
tor-s . Salts soap
Pa
Denney 8. Hull, Special Represents“ ‘
Room 1, Lstldar Building,
South Nemlk. Conn.
garments
women and
on the case
ohm.
Where sir-d ;& going?
l'm hungry and am going to the
‘ mamas CAFE
to get a. good square meal.
it's the only place to so for Escal-
laps. Oysters. or anything you want to
7.115101“; as not. re-
mskn \a business on;
in\\\ at.“ reads to sonar
Streak cabochon in .
snare department.
Seeds daughter-ed
mtthcn’t regard. to
engined cost.
tor men.
almond,
segment
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