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TODAY. IN WALL STNEET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.A sharp
fractional advance in Amalgamated
Copper in the Opening doalinga' in
atocka had a reassuring client on son-
timent and prlcoa were generally high-
er. New York Central was the only
important exception, with a decline of
Va. General Electric Jumped six points
and Sugar advanced 1%. St. Paul and
Reading were up a point each.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.--Tl‘ad'3l‘3
realized on yesterday's purchaaen of
Amalgamated and the price reacted to
79% with some alight cl‘toct on Other
stocks. Amalgamated was run up again
to 81% and named the general llat
above the opcniug prices. Manhattan
tell 1%. ovcr yesterday's clone and Gen-
eral Electric touched liSliAi. Westing—
, , house Electric and American Linseed
preferred mac 2 and Pcoplc'a Gas 1%.
Chesapeake it Ohio was bought hcnv»
ily at an advance or u point hilt the
other suit coal roads were quiet.
WALL STREET, noon—«wit nuddcn re~
action of it; In Ncw York Central was
followed by u, dcpreasion or a point in
Amalgamated. New York Central rel»
lied to 1727i. and other atocka recovcrcd
gradually. Trading then became dull
and spiritlosa. but townrda noon large
orders were placed in Missouri Pacific
and the Southeern Railroad stocks.
which revived activity and caused bet-
ter prices generally. Southern Pacific
advanced 1% to 94%. St. Louis. South—
ed them to refrain from threats. wcstcrn preferred, second preferred.
. Bed» .01‘ implied, that employers Reading second preferred and United
8““9" loss by hiring the plain- States Leather preferred rose 1 point
, each. Evansville & 'i‘crrc Route 2%
01136 was Drought by El'dmun lnnd Westinghouse 6. The. market was
here against the council of tlw gun" and heavy at noon. Bonds wen:
building trades. Until April 22 :irrcgulur.
the plaintiff had been employedl WALL STREET. 1 p. m,-~Amnlga-
.alll' years by the local plumbing {mated dropped to 80 and Sugar. Mau—
tHo‘ban & Doyle. .hattan and Peoplc'n this wcrc ii point
~thwat of a strike. general fhclow the highest.
ora Wells & Wolls. of Chicago. atoll three from the beat. Among the
‘lte'plniutiifs removed from a largo ileaa active stocks. Luchuwanna drop-
abuildlng, thou in the course of pod, threc. and Buffalo. Rochcsicr 8:
"The plaintiffs wore members .Pitisburg.
the Plupmbor‘a Union. on organizn- iprcl‘crrcd. Pacific .
0t amlinted with the Building lied and Pittaburi; (l.
illlllllil Juli” Doilnu Rights
it Buli‘iilnr Trades Union.
illl’llll on» "El
Refrain Throat-p Exotic-cad or“
lied. that Employers will Buf-
‘m Lou by Hiring Such Work.
’ ' man. ‘ k
' .HILADELPHIA, November 27—-
‘McCarthy, oi the Common Pleas
It as issued an injunction in
join in denies the right of the coun-
’ the allied building trades or its
.50 instigate strike at buildings
contractors employ labor than
., ‘, afilliated with that organization.
“one McCarthy also denies the
lilo! "t ‘ defendants to order can
ms t” discharge members of labor .
locations that arc not aiilliated';
be. council of the allied building '
.- Further and specifically, he
Coast second prcicr-
on Council and their plat-cs Wore preferred rosci t0 ‘2 points. ,. , _ , . . .... PART 1.
ml’l’ “The United Association” WALL STREET. 2 p. lit—«Although 39:33:01 avil‘I‘lc rig::(f‘itftllg’l‘nlsiflvmgil Sonata on. .57. Beethoven
WI“ who were members of tho the volume of business was ainuli in . _- 4 ‘1 .V 9 Alle ro aaaai.
., '3 « . 'f'-lt‘l iniiiuir- t' 3
titling Trades Council vicw oi the innit-ding holiday. l’rlccs “lb will. -“ '0 l “I i" “ ‘r ll ‘5 piopcr —‘ Adantc. con moto
Th; cusp will probablv be carried advanced slowlv and in some ('iiflen “lid “HIK’NSQS. and in tho cusp. of. u Alio . '.
., ‘ » . - ' ’ i ‘ . ... "-i»n cor )oration it is irohibitcd ‘3'“ ma “0“ “"9”“
ighcr court tour-bod the beat of the do). This “I“ m" 5 ~1 1 lip "‘01“ mi 0 iii) No 4 Qchubert
'-~;-——»-.—--.-—~ especially marked in Union Pacific, St. from carrying on buuinuao in the still? “9:” Illinpaoldlica ‘0“ I'M” ‘ Brahma
‘OBITUARY RECORD Paul and Spiral". the two last named ”i am not suillcicntly adviumi atthis ‘ ' ' . ' '-
, WW-.- ' igonlng 2 m 315 hlgher than yesterday's time to indicate what rcmcdioa nrc ‘ mm 2.
Booth of F. J. Mallory. 151050. available to defeat this consolidation Nocturne Oil 273”“ ‘5 Chopin
- ‘ . 1-001.ng QUOTATIONS. and its Illll‘llolit' to control rates in impromptu. Oil. til. Chopin
nklln J- Mallory film at his home. “ppm.“ over private wirn of ii. A. transportation in this state. but what: Ballade. 09- 52 Chopin
k strcot. "NW-V Cit-‘3 0“ 8““ illohmo. commission brokcr. Bwarlz .t‘z vyor lawful mothoiis urn. available will Scherzo, 0t). 20_ Chopin
, rpm a complication of discuscs. l. Corboit'a block South Norwalk. “(I elllployrd. and to the extent of our Etude-F Minor Lisat
”allot-y was born in Norwulli. 0c» i “'0“ m2“; Low 1.3" power our (operation mny bc rolicd Soil-co do Vion’no No. 3
17th. 1830. and had livod in .lcr- llioco ‘35..“ 301a 30% 36% upon), schiiberbldszt
til gil‘XgIMiSimilrlgrd‘affixes ““0"" my. ’33: 1923:2152 1m: 122:2, NEGEéEi’EDMrlia-‘ourv "ham“ ”0“““1‘89‘ N‘” 12' “is“
' ' '.. " ""\ . .u. ...l‘..2 .. .. ‘
kins in tho .icrney City Paper {trill-1.52.»... 80% 30.55 80% till-3t. . ‘ -'-‘ PRICES $1.00 and 31-50.
fly, of which ho had boon irons. “Atch Pill with; toil/l lililllti “ill/i Captain Diamond Found Guilty by ., - ~ - . - ~
(0;.t“'.°"ty‘fl.w “in“ H” 3"“ ‘iudific Ohio. limo. lilii'ii. luau. lilltT: ' ~ 3"“? if" Alb’fw- .. -
,oft‘ i. foundois of hi. Johns lupis- iikiyu Run. 1‘. 6417.“ 68% “7:55 57:51. Al.ili\.\\. N \.. Novcnillcr 24min}. A HUNDRED EYES.
:nCIliiigctli,‘of :t'lillt‘ll :an nevi. llr. (.mL South. Still. 37 till-“l. 3mg. K08 C‘apt lunlbonmsf'd. {liarnomtdof , '
a..'0ii‘ul'i arocormnr was '. r r ix. ' ‘ " ~ ' ' t t u'
. ', . 1.. . 5 of. 49..“ 1x4. 431,. 0W 0) t ). “its Ollllt all y 0 3 .. ‘ _ .
many years “3 30mm warden, H" ChildIL g: 22““: ill; ‘ l'lobi. idol/a tour. of the charge of neglect of duty in hav- 1.31905th “Thidleptlll‘i’i- ma}: ““‘l
. member or “‘9- Corternt CW“. ' ~ . . I . .1, *1 ‘ w lug failed to _.aupprcas disorderly . ‘5 W. 3‘ e ”‘5?- 3‘1“".
C R.l 8. P. 147.4; “8.4 Hie Him the have otmn to do Ther 9
aa'alao a member of St. thn'u ('J‘c 0.3! s i, on 99 981,; 98% houses in his precinct in that city. The 'i Vt '3. h d-Id '» b t9 a;
of Norwuik. Mr. Mallory in DELI!“ c1“ “We m; 175.4; 1751,45 ruse went to the jury last evening. timed) ”lw‘ e hmvl'tl If”? it“ “t 9‘
‘ adjby his wifo. one son and two N .5 Stcol 43% 43 43.5 42% Diamond wan sentenced to pay a line ”1:11 ran iy a Na cTea lillicit y an
. tiara. He was a lll'uihel' of Mrs. U. 2, S “a 93% Q33 92% 93" of $1.000 or be imprisoned in the Al- 3 ”“1““ ”‘3' be ”a" hectic
l ' H. Smith and Mrs. Harriet R. .' " ‘ ." r.~ ‘ ., 3,. o'" a my bany county penitentiary. The line “l mm “a 0“ the ”0"“ 1‘“ “7° 95"“
"all 17”- (m “‘7 ~80 4 r“ “79 ‘ was paid at an“ underwater and two above water but
. Louis. in N.. also won. may to u. . -. . . ‘ _
. ”. --.._--....... - Nor. & Wont. “W" “0% 597,: 5974. . His conviction acts in; it diamieaal $211,333“;th elmmilmt gm 3'01““!
T"ANKSGIV.NG FOOTBALL. Man COHSD‘ 106% 138V; “361$ 138%. from the New Yfil‘k police force. ~ ' t on. pace 8 ‘8 eat 0
/ ' ‘ ". .' . ’ . Captain Diamond was indicted for all “Vi“fi creatures, ““3 supreme Vlfi‘
robably our of the best football Motmimlllfill- “18% Idol/ti lb?! lb?i . iii 1 l 13 uai equipment it from advancing
é 0" "l9 5'3330“ 3691‘ " in these M- K & T- ill" 5314‘ 53% 53% 53%“ w u neg act of duty on August years strain or abuse your a as no
u will be played on Decker and. Mina Pacific unv. m «1031/. 103% "’3" H“ “mm“ “"“W 0' ”PM" ‘0 i ‘ .' ’ ' y '
lmslviing all-triioonmbe iiniin «6 N' v'c & H' 17". 17214. moi. inn. “WW “mint-V “0 ”‘9 ““1““ “m “9 ”a“ "0”“? 8“" ,
ill k‘ The Norwnik‘ii‘oofibnil tfiam N' r' t) & Willi rm“ 35’ 3“ would be unable to secure an impartial ‘
' .. ' - ‘ ‘ " ' ' ‘. .' . trial in New York county, ‘
,ow'uie Billiard Machine & Tool Reading. 2nd. (ii) iii)“ 59% bill/la The jurv was out all night and took . 5
3i initials: $.3l‘l‘5iifil'it The $233: 11:133.. 1?.“ 1.33% 1:32 133%. “"9"" “5"0‘“ “l "“3 “l“ 0‘ “W“ Grldulle‘owciln.
n M or Co Poo loxa (inn 9.27,. mini. car coil. "“3” "’m “‘3'“ '0‘“ m Ml‘cfim . '
C ' ' isms; Phill.) ntltoad.‘ 50% 5" my: 50% and four for acquittal. A decision was Room 9. United; Bank Building.
' 0 0 go. so - reached at 2 a. m- lJillce hotlra.8 to 11:46. 12:45mn:3o.
Keogh Phil. 8: R. Pfd..fi ‘15 8 % é $4, , .5 1
u o Myarcu condim- or 34% 361/ 34% till 1“ WM“ ““9“” "m“ “9”“ Wind” “will“? W9.
I 0 mm ’80“ hum" M14- Mill” am apoko of the fact that conviction meant
‘ , ' ' . " ‘ .' to the captain that after seventeen " ”“1”""7"“' "“- -*"“’“‘”"‘*‘
R T ”9”” film Fairly... :22? ml; ,y $.23 3°35 years an an unusually vigilant and in- PHILADELPHIA ooo suow.
l 'l‘ W Sauttcr UMQI ’ ti ‘f 1'”? "5 ’ . ,2: telligi‘nt oiIlcer he must now begin his PHILADELPHIA, November 27...
‘ ' o' 3'33 ‘5; 3;“: . val-arr in life anew. For the bent» 'l‘lio'jnmlnl'oxhibit’ion or the Philaich
R E Eddie U. i-l itubfibor" lay % '54 fit of the police oiiioora and for the mm Dog Show Association opened to
l. E, Whitmore U' ‘Pmnc 'm‘ will. low" low. public as we" the Mac explained a day. There are 1,200 exhibits includ-
" Olden U“. P ,’ 1;“ 901’ 50% 95,," 50“.»: coming diatlnction DOWN" the porn lug numeroua prion winner: in prev-
‘ Q B L Sauttcr wrap a]? ”:1” 40 I 4 405?, My“ ”mm“ M Biaacrt (Captain Diamond’s louii ahowu. There-dire novel-oi entriea
‘ ‘ “a ' v ‘5... ‘ ,_», wardmnn). who wan recentlyconvlctod from Ore rit "a o ‘
R H B Chalmerwnn- West on. 91154 . . .9195 91% .. .. at B sill nd c ntinenlal
~ ‘ who... -~ incuri...s:3:':ii‘r.r;:.;‘r..or M In: .1... hi;-
_ W" " . . ' my 0 0 out a a 0 or a
ngggfléfiglgrtflififi gflllff. Willie“ '0 “Va 3'9“" and aimmontbn in include: iii-lull angled by clubs 3:11....
.. A ’ - 91-. “agent a” “ “i «talc prison. 9nd the cpmparatively ala.!:iollandand 95,963“
Nine fichwml‘fl 0' We 9 “IF. 0‘9“ it: mild mutation imposed on the captain. Tm, Holland club offers ",0 allver
”I E; “WNW“ “ Company. ““1 t “j than while it had been Iuppoacd the medals and. the gum,“ Auocint‘ion
WNW“: Khulna (“WWW "9 tied ill“. latter received a portion of the money fl 5 l a t
at ii c What?“ here and the ilahormon ° '3'” e A “mid i 5 “'- “n "W
i . . collected by the wardman. no evidence for Width tborcis keen competition.
N0“ 9" ““1““- They demand a birth in support at that admonition hadbnell wt. . . ‘ ‘ . -
at Bowman 0‘ the with“ NI tho adduced. The Jam also opal-re or tllc o “,9” ”won“.
mop tor-M tin Mb hon-ea W they fact that disorderly Mum "by a. lam. .. . _
“0Y- .-Tll"fi!h9m'fi*h°‘n“m‘ portion of uni-community are regarded
. t2 tool... are cranial-ed It an necamry who in him oldenand
It! MW». It lama! My that police Mikhail wink at their con, , .
practitioners will be tlcdmpoaful “mum ,» “55519“ thereto violate
.. carom "E l "‘9 “IN“! the law in ion: Ill they do not maul.
wound-v _ . ., . r; .1 tilhit' violoti nil critic no before ‘tllph
r. » a or WW“ W“ nubile. ‘Wit autonomic; any opinu ,
”ion as to Whether thin tolerance oi t “
I» clean" nanom, Malawi
wrong. . a
. iSiiilitolildng, rfBoiilnn Ii Pan-
Gcncrul Eli‘t‘ll'lt’
Hocking Valley. Smelling
C. & St. Louis
snail ditto Hill no
The Recovery of angina» alloy. who
Was 80 Torriblyfionidod. in Look-
od Fora-Kilnowic: will Proba-
ble Dic. ,
DETROIT. Mich" November :l'l—w
When day. broke today a great force
of man was still delving in the ruins
of the Penbertby lnjoctor Company's:
plant which was wrecked yestorday by
a boiler oxpiooion, courting the loan oi
twenty~olgbt lives. By morning the
laborers had searched through the
greater portion of the debit."- cud were
rayidly finishing their war“ n"vinyl
the early morning two of tho injurod.
Ignatius Brook and William Eggera, a
boy, died, making too total number or
deaths 28. Otiiccra oi the company
otter u curcl'ui search announced this
morning that eighteen of their ‘men are
still unaccounted tor. 'l‘wo unidenti-
fied bodies at the morgue account for
two or the minding. and it is believed
that a graiorlty obthn others will be
located during the, day.
At the hospitals it was reported that
the injured with one. exception were
making (excellent progress. Engineer
Riley. who won no terribly scolded.
slept during the night and today his
recovery was considered almost cer-
tain, The recovery or John Klinowloz
a moldorc helper who is suffering from
a fractured skull is considered doubt»
ful. *
bodily uncut run.
.n—w. .__..... ._._.
VIOLATING THEIR RIGHTS.
Railroad Consolidation in Montana
May he Prohibited.
HELENA. Mon. November 27wln
reply to the, invitation Governor
Van Spot to attend .ic conference oi"
(lovornora of Northwestern atntea to
agree upon concerted measureo t prc
vcnt tho consolidation of ruiiroa a uni
dcr the joint ownership of the North-
orn Scruritloa Company. Govornor
Tcoie said in pari: ”if you have right-
ly interpreted tho purpose of this or-
ganization an it rolutna to the state. of
Minnesota there would acorn to he no
doubt that such consolidation in a. vlo
lation of the spirit. it not thr- letter of
our constitution but ueido fiom prohib
itiug the consolidation of parallel or
competing lines. our statue providos
tbnt i-vcry port-ion; corporation, stool.
company or unnocinilon of persons in
this statc who directly or indirectly
nrc found guilty of violating what is
not right. in puniahnblc by imprison
lncnt in tlic stoic prlaun not oxcccdiua
thin: "'tmr’lfi ill
. it'll! Will it!
pin
M Krasovitz 6: 5 F0
cornea No
ENTEllyAINMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE. _' J
THANKSGIVING manual: nonffi
in Jul Silucili.
Tenth Your or space". All New this
Carload Special Sconcry. The Great
(impact our matarlnlnéeour tuition"
.‘lll'tg‘coilarettea and boar: “ '
Xi
Laplac- Mitotic. .
ofoaznrrrn surmise.
rib Main and Ann punts."
South Norwoik. '
5 5 NIGHT.
, porch. Levin's Big Production. .
Year.
flaw-Mill Scene. Superb Mechanical
Eflecta. Thirty-live People. TWO
Big Bands. Grand Operatic Or-
chestra. New and Novel
Specialtlcl.
Watch for the Big' Btroct Parade.
MATINEE PRICES. 15 and 26c.
uVENiNG PRICES. 25, 35. 50c.
v. _ . I:—
HOYT,'S THEATRE.
*riday and Saturday. and Saturday
Matinee,
N o v E M a E R 2 9
DUCHEMIN’B
NEW YORK VAUDEVILLE NOV-
ELTiEs, with
Car\\s\o‘s ‘ch Rad
Pom; Circus.
A continuous cntcrtaiumcnt ol‘ refin-
ed vaudeville riots.
EVENING PRICES, 25. 35, 50 cunts.
MATINEE PRICES. iii and 25 cents.
AND 30
HOYT’S THEATRE.
MONDAY, dacaM-ean 2. $215 P. M..
St \i'
\\'l\\\$ \'
'i‘hc Grunt Pollen Pianist, in the fol-
lowing Program:
'FINE WINTER
e11.- w.
Set
Table *
. Housafumlshlng Department.
A few spccials in our Houseturnishing Department for '
Thanksgiving :
Double Roasters . . 69 Cents.
‘ Dri Panel-all him . 17 Cents.
Un versai Meat Choppers $1.09 and $1.25. i
Granite Pic Platters . 9 Cents.
Glass Celery Holders 12 Cents.
- Cranberry Dishes 10 Cents.
Water Pitchers 25 Cents.
:4 inch Platters, white 30 Cents.
8 inch Baking Dishes ‘ . .9 Cents.
Two-piece Carving Sets . . . 95 Cents.
Two-pgcce Carving Sets, Celluloid Handles . $1.75.
Two~picce Carving Sets. stag handles 5:.25.
Three-piece Canying Sets, stag handles $245-
Depend largely for the cfiectivcncaa uponkthe table cloths. Sonic
Damask Table Cloths, in new designs, fresh from the makers. By
the yard if you want it no, or in’varloua silica. with bordcra. Pick
from any of them and you are sure of something choice and, aliens
we.
54 inch Half‘Bleachcd Linen . . . 25 Cents.
58 inch Half Bleached Linen, . . 395Ccnts.
63 inch Cream Damask. extra heavy. . . . 616”“.
72 inch Groom Domatlclycry finc‘ and heavy. ' . 15$ . ts.
56 inch Bleached Damask ‘ . . . i .2 .os cuts.
63 inch Bleached Damask, all linen . . . 39 Cents.
65 inch Bleached Damask. handsome patterns 50 Canto.
7: inch Bleached Damask, heavy and fine . . 75 Cents.
66 inch Bleached Damask, re Iar Smo quality . '85 Cents.
72 inch Bleached Damask, calico new patterna . $1.00.
Choice Double Damask, $1.25. $1.35, $1.50, $1.75, with napkins
to match.
'Hemstitchcd Cloths with Napkins to match.
Colored Cloths In yellow, blue, rose and oil: in 6-4. 8-4 and 10-4.
Don’t Freeze! l
Get an
Overcoat !
We have long ones—very
fine indeed—the qualities are
not surpassed elsewhere at
much higher prices. These
coats range in prices from
$5.00 to $10.00 per garment.
Come in and see them; you
are most cordially welcome.
An all wool cassirncre suit
is indeed reasonable at $8.73
—-we are only asking at this
time $5.75.
A heavy blue serge, worth
Smoo. to close them out
quickly. just before Thanks-
iving, we have marked them
6.75.
A lot of 50 cent Knee Pants
to hurry them on to the legs
of your boy. are now only 25
cents a pair.
Boys’ and Children’s Reef-
ers, three to eight years, the
$1.50 kind—$1.15.
D. 'Gotlieb,
n North Main Street.
South Norwalk.‘
new masons
MILLINER r
NOW READY.
M. F. AGKERMAN,
.3: ”Mn Stunt.
Norwallt. Conn.
”mm
Connected with, Leading ‘Bridge-
portnmbliibmcnt. Large
Aoaortmont aild Low
It" «communion with "
Wflll‘omifworfl our cool. to it
‘ amt comm '
“can
“i
‘ um Maurice summon dead
Nor
MauocoriPA _
The LeadinglOutflttgrs for
Men Women and
”Children. ‘ ‘
are It GI WI 10
~ EVeI'YbOIIM
We again any to you the richest man and woman can have no better
credit. dress with more taste. or with all his money buy cheaper than you
can it vou make your selections here. it should be a comfort to you to know
that you can come to a store like ours. select exactly what you need and pay
for it in small convenient sums. ONE DOLLAR WEEKLY.
\,
CLOTHING FOR MEN.
A look into our store will convin..c you that we do not do things by
halves. Cilalomern who vinit our store marvel at the tremendous stool-2 \vo
carry in all departments.
OVERC OATS.
n
All the latest ntvlea and all the bit eat mixtures. rrices from $6.98 to $20.
Underwear and Hosiery for men and women from the very cheapeat to
the very best.
LACE. CURTAINS. PORTIERS. FURS. CLOAKS. SHOES. BIANKE'I’B.
MiLLINERY. and thousands of other ‘uaoful articles, align on our popular
part payment plan. - ' ' ‘
Vain. ananvuonl nor moo. .
m YORK. Mammoth-lunatic
‘* which ‘WD'CIH’MI‘ lilo“ tut»
armour. Barrymoredanow l
‘ c auditorium at Amarillo I‘LL .
«an acid by lull trim: that. health
liadbcon no mm ‘rooaatly than it lion
Wt“ ”MD “03““; . _ :‘q5 .
Norwalk Chronicler