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SOUTH NORWALK.
Honda. Cottonflrain. ‘
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,OIdDIs Duocutcd tor
Invarrmom or on Margin.
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Private mm to Now York tloatou. “
Washington, Chicago. I
Caniul utIDIItion glvcn to mail and
telegraph ordara.
Corroapoudonce invitDIi
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Telephone Call 160.
Swarm 3 Corbett Block,
Wilmington on, so. Norwa. ’* Conn.
lNG‘ ECONOMIC LEAGUE
3 mam-~—
Qn at the Meeting of Control
union L‘not Night.
I? ,mlnaty Steps for oIganizlng
in League fol political our
taken last night at the
“Central Labor Union in
It won a litany lnthont-
a‘u‘Another meeting will he
' evening April 29. When
n will he perfected
or the League In for all
on o cling together on elcc
n‘d elect a laboring man to
D here in a league in Hartford.
on D ‘ridg‘epo‘r‘t. In Hu‘rttord
‘ ni‘é‘n elected May‘u' Sullivan,
trident of the Retail Clerk II
that ‘city. 'I
ontotols of the. League in
or ‘alk expect gloat things
nion men at the next city
Dan they claim they will win
III putting a laboring may
, of councilman in oilice.
I who representatives from
on in thc city, membein of this
_, gut for the annual nom
o .lc‘oru and almost to a
, Dame olflcern were renomln
‘h only exception being the pre-
octave Pitzor was Innomlnw
c has Sidney Dayton an an
The other I‘Iflicora nominat
305 h Hadley. vice pr‘éaidont:
inc stieosu'rer; John Mylod
.Thomas J. Lambert llnIuI
rotary; R. L Donaldson Wll
’niamin and Charles W. Wil
,i‘IDIeo; John IGroeIIWOod Gould
‘, illla‘m BIDnnun finance
en The election will take
oxt, meeting night
TOMOB‘I‘LE RUN.
obllD Club at New York
l hold
'l‘ho ro‘ute included
1 ’I' tiloloughiares through
will be made being over
octl‘tiiut Turnpike. through
Wall street.- -up Mill Hill.
awhile and own Westport
s with Chief, 0‘! Police Brad
rd to spend limits. Flags of
ill be put up at the armmy
Paul’s Church. it is ex-
, about ccvonty- live automo
birticiont‘e. ’l‘he cometary
‘Ope oi the then of his ma
fining and was delayed
; repairs could be made.
hi Apparatus went on
mi a new button y was pro-
stn ‘E TRANSACTIONS.
utl to James Stew
ot Everale‘y avenutr;
avinga Society to Herman
piano. of mud fluta north of
ridge; South NoI walk Sow
0 Johann Quick and wife
(1. Union Park
0
CTION ASKED FOR‘. D
YORK. April 18 «A unit
4 viii. W. Page against the
‘ on street Railway Company ‘
Urban Street Railway Com-
the Metropolitan Securities
filed in the wilted
its
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, Swnltu 4t t‘orh‘otts block South
‘AHT '& SF!) ‘10036 10035;
. .030]. South.
’Reading, I 02 I I‘
ITODAVHN WALL STREET;
WALLb STREET. 10: 10 a. m.-»Buy'
lng orders on an enormous sonic wole
executed all through the list at the
opening The opening quotations we ere
wide III a I‘Iumbct of canon on running
sales of several thousand shares Thole.
wow 30, 000 shares oi Reading acid at
02 to 63 compared with 6136 loot night.
rind 7,000 shares oi! Colorado Fuel at
10936 to 10836 compared With 105%
last night. l‘ir‘st sales of American Lo-
comotive were of 7 000 aharéa ‘nt an ex-
treme advance of a point. the profound
ulso lining 136. and of Atchloon 6.400
Shares at an advance of a point. and
of 6000 shows of United States Stool.
There were: sales of 1. 000 to over 4 .000
I shores of other clocks and gains of
them i to 2 points were made by Louis—
villD. Denver and Rio Grando lllinoia
Centlal. Chicago Terminal 'PIIInsIcr
pI'HD‘i'eIIed Atchiuon preferred and Now
York All Brnke‘
WALLS STREET ii a. nI~Tile mar-
knt became Hapotty' Realizing drove
Atchlaon common and pIctcrch. Sugar
Colorado Fuel llllnolD Central, New
Yurit Azr‘ Brhke’and Louihv‘llle‘ down
from ‘1 o 236. Newgn‘vorite‘a included
Broklyn Transit. Manhattan Exit: 560‘
ond‘ proIcI-red. Canadian Pacific. Rock
island Nashville Chattanooga and
St Louis, St. Louis. Southwestern oIc«
fer..de Tenn Coal Hocking Valley.
New .‘chaa‘y Central. Western Union.
Peoplca‘ Gas and Wlaconslu Central,
which advanced from 1 to 11.6 New
York Central cold cit-rights at 100 to
160726 and reacted below 160.1‘he
rights brought 4% a 536. li‘oIt Worth
and Denver City atnmpad: rose 336
Amalgamated was weak and foil to
6336; The market at: 11 o'clock waa
v-zIy' feverish and Inclined to hug
WALL STREET 1 p Inwm'l‘herr war:
a rim; (It 236 in SI Paul- during the
uo‘on‘ ho‘ul but very llttlo offoct was
Produced éluowh-are 'i‘hcle was ndv
vanocaol 736 in South'illé in Nashville,
Chattanooga and St. Louis, 276 in New
York Airbrnke and'ovor II point, in (lol-
orado and Southern. ‘ ~ ‘
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire oi? Maples
& Golduchm‘idt commission brolfiro:
or
walk.
Low - 1:30
0336. b434,
‘2836 2036
491,52 . ,
5336’
Open High
0436 64-36
2036
49%.
533;.
Amal. Copper
Am. C. 85F. 28%
Am. (lot 8‘0“, 494,6
Am G. T‘wu, 531,6
American ion 10% 1036 1036;
Am. Loco, ; .3036 361.4; I 3:336
Am Loco. old. 9736 08 07
Am. Smelt. I47 , I I47 481,6
AuI.SugaI,132-l6 13276 13::
Anaconda, 11036 110% “036
A. ’l‘ & St life 8416‘ 84176 133%
Ball & Ohio 1l0 110 1091/6.
Bkyn R. '1‘. . 6536 67' 6536 0636
Can South. 91 91 I 31 9] .
Choc. ‘&‘ 01th:. 4736 48 , 4736 477.6
‘.Chi & N W 25036 25.136 2.5036 3min
Chi. (it. West, 20 281.6 .2536 263;.
0 M & at. P 17036 17336 170% 173336
Chlgit. l.&;P.x1743§ 175 - 17436175
‘ 2936 .3016 2936 I 3036
Goo Goo I 224 224 224, 224
Del. &‘H‘ud. 175 175 . 173-36
Eimie ‘ 3936 3036 ‘ , ’30
Gun. Electric 32736 i32736 337361'
[11 Central 147 1.4734,. ,, 147 ,
Lou k Nash" 129 12036 12736
Manhattan 13436 1341 13436
M I; St. R‘y, 15436 15436 ‘15436 15436
. Central 30 2936
3936 19
Y GDIII. 100
I Nor. & West. 5836, 5 ’
;, Out 8: West 3436
: Penn R R..
51.36
People’ Is Gas;
Pr. Stool Car 4033
Read Int 13de 84
Read 26 Md» M36
Répub Steel 1736‘
6736
little 0! milk on will
.. , i 9" Jud o;
query H3“? ‘0“ ‘9“ "w p g 5 the optional cc
‘ I_ on Mr. and Mrn
and Mrs. Sam
on only “
[Inludqrhngou] 3.
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”lémlu'ui Him lig'ilinrgcl’olg
.ill‘ leiglllion ilml Friends ’
llmuglll All Sul'is‘lli' lllIInrlIIIld : “
I” lirnuls hill ’llIuII
Judge. and litra.‘ ‘H‘Dnrv W. Gregoty
who have recently domiciled them-'
selves In their now homo in Wnat‘ ave
nun wow the victims of a bush joke,
lust nigh‘t.‘ in tho form of the IIIth lud—
itlouu donation palty on rocord '1‘th ~
Dallalr turned out to ho It most chloral
bio cocoons. About 8 o clock tho gneulc
bogun to cougrouute at tho residenooof
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence l" Osborn. in
Arch street ouch ,calrying some article
used in a household such as brooms.
l‘tlI traps sieves clu‘thos horaea. wash
boards and innumerable other things
Everything was not complete until tho
arrival of II lingo dollvory wngon load
at nItlclos when tho march to the new
home of Judge and MID. Grogmy Ivan
begun. The vehicle contained all kinda
of iivu stock null includod‘ was a pig.
onto. a dog. ducks. gum-D cocks chick-
onu. rabbits and pigeons.
The party natiaudod the front piazza
noiaolcsnly. and alter all their dona-
tlons had been deposited in (root of the
duct homo one rang the hell, and the
impromptu band on instruments which
included a. big drum and tin hot-nailin-
ga‘u to discourac unrvo racking. music
The door was oIIcIIDd,janil the party bn~
gun to file in Judge GI 93m 3’ wan play-
ing unlltnirc to whilc away the time. to
await tho, anivnl (It First Solutztnlon
Samuel Lyons with whom he had no
ongacomont to attend the Inception of
the Catholic Null, 'l‘hn affable judge
was no ovcrcomc with nmazumant that
he was unable for scvnrnl minutes to
speak "l‘own (um ‘iiulbctt R Smith
who is always on hand whoh thorn in
K , any fun to he dorlvod opened up the
evenings notcmonica, by welcoming
lodge and Mrs Gregory into tho p‘Iya—
tcrins oi the Societyoi' Housokueping
of the Wuateru ilemiuphcrc. Mr. Smith
was on witty as usual, and hunted II
decltlcd hit While MI Smith wua cit-
orcising hlu otutorloal powers tho llvo
stock and other prcnontu wele placed
on the pull r flow. The live stock was
not kept lung in the house- and was
quickly taken to the rear by the young
men In the Daily The ladies brought
with them the=materlnln for a line col-
lotion. and this added to the enjoyment
of the owning. Spocchmahlng. dancing
and other pastimes wow indulged in
until an early hour this morning.
To can the climax about ‘ll o‘clock
Officer Thomas Hunt entered thc houae
and informed the lodge that ho had rc«
coived orders to place him under arrow
r keeping a pig within the city limits
fioomplaint having been mud-e by Sri—
oriman Lyrics. The ofllocr wan finally
.hrihed to Iorego the. ploasute of arrest;
lug Judge Gregory hv the latter pro~
duoing some good cigars The pincer
hi tIiven 11
mi own 00.
“ g‘e waninsur‘ihcti um
Gtegory in also in rnoeipt of many men
sages of advice in the matter ‘ .
'ic gucuts‘ included Mr. and M E.
Hill. Jr. Mr and Mrs Reed (i. am.
loud. Mr and MIDI. Robert S. van Bur-
Mrs Clarence F.‘ Osborn. Mr. and M
36, Frederick H. Qintard Mr. and Mrs
‘ Prowltt M;iss Anna Colo. Mlas- Alto", W
Cole. Minn I Anna. Estclle Smit
Ml i V
to got any Iti‘c
LEilIott Brown, Mr _ f?
Get up late noon in u wiIil‘o, but ;
the , ‘. ,
“Derby"SiIIeld’l‘eck
, in the‘ tie for quick action. Auk
to Dec it.
25¢ anti 50c
, Rain (Booth, in the now glean '
‘ nhndcn 810003116 :16. 00.
Tel. 13312. "
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TAILORS CLOTHIEREN
‘HATTERS FURNISHER8.
85 Workman!) Simon
' scorn nonwhmt..
,NO ARM‘I‘STIOE ‘FOR‘ ‘BO‘ERS. ‘
Lord Kitchener Rhiannon Military
Grounds Soiolv.
LONDON April 1 m—Tho govern-
moot loader A 1 Billion: in the
house of commons today made the Iol
lowing important statement: ‘
“Altm- two communion between
Lord Milncr the Btltliih high Dominic
Dinner of South Afl‘ltil. and Lord Kit
cllcncr and the Hour dologntoa at Pro-
toriu Lord Kitch‘unur, while refusing
to grunt an ortulntlco, on military
grounds. nan ngrcod to give facilities
to: tho election and meeting of more.
nontntlvcs Of the various Boer com
rounds to constant the proposition The
Door leadnru have therefore ieit Pro
torla to carry out this plan. " ~
Mr Balfour uddod that it was not
expected that coutmunicatlon between
the initial: authorities and the Boot
leadcra could be run mud in lean than
ihlt’u woofita' time.
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OUS‘T‘OM OOLLEOTOB ASSAULT
D.
HOIIUI‘QN. MD, April MEI-Frank
W Burns of Fort Fulrfleld a deputy
or columns. was assaulted and prob-
ably totally injured during the night
by, on alleged smugglei at Hodgdon
pour the New Brunswick line The as
sallant escaped The deputy had seiz
on n team with contraband goods just
urtei it had (3108de the boundary line
and was driving it towald this town.
when he was set upon by the owner
and knocked ilom the wagon. beaten
with a club and iett icing in the road
apparently dead The smuggler drove
away with his i‘ucovercd outfit The
deputy revived sufficiently to crawl to
a nearby farmhouse but became on
conscious after ho had given lntlma~
tion oi? the assault but before he had
giv‘eu any description or his assail‘
not He had not recovernd audacious
noun today an ho officers Were unable
0Work (In. The doc.
tor attending the wounded deputy
says the case in extremely critical as
our. aim and several ribs are; broken
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Ladies? Spring Jack‘cts. ‘
Ladies’ Separate S‘kirta.
Ladie‘a' Walkiug‘Sklrts.
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Waists.
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Ginghams.
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INSTRUO‘T‘iONS TO‘ UMPIR‘E‘S.
Secretary Young More Clearly Defines
Their Duties. ‘ I
N.E. Young. secretary of the execuv
tivo board of the National Base Bull
League has issued a numhel of inatruc ~
tiona to umlllrcn for the season
Hereafter all reports that Immerly
were required to be sent to the meal-
dcnt oi the league air: In the future to
be {awarded to N. E. Young. secretary.
the imposition of. flora upon pin I'D
_ and managers for violation (Ii roll ,
provided in the playing iulca is run-
pn‘ndnd until Iurihnr outlet: and III lint?
thereof a removal from the game not
held in aubutitntcdu limplroa are the
absolute musicis of the field from the
beginning to the- termination of tho
game They are luwsted with Iull an.
Ihorliy to‘ order any playrr. captain o:
monogar to do‘ or omit to do any out,
which they may dorm necessary to
maintain their dignity audw‘oompel rc—
apcct from the players and spectators.
The entire responc'lbility. of presenting
the game in a sportsmanliite manner
and the (diminution of unguntlenxilnly
conduct dovolven upon them.
They are to make all decisions as
they use them. and they axe instructed
never to attempt to “even up” utter
making a mistake.
(banners must not be a disturbing
element to the umpire. Rule 8 provides .
Just what the umpire's duties are.
These rules are mandatoiy and not
discretionary. in conclusion. the‘ in-
structions say I “The umpire who on-
t'orcen the rules maintains his dignity
and compels respect and given the full-
est satisfaction to both teams and to
the spectators" D
"How long has Graphiter been in not
itlcc'l‘"
D "Well, lot me see. He‘o worth now
about halt a million Ho must have
been i politics tun years.“-—Chlca‘go
'l‘r bone.
and thirtydour atitohea were required ‘
to cl‘osfé a Iran): in his hood.
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mitigates to rnpr
neckti- '
Ex-Govoruor ‘.L
alt-hank oi Muir
C_ M Williams and Mrs Wil-
Drilled: Albert ’ DI
Ladies: Tailor Made Suits. ‘
‘ Ladles’ Rainy Day Skirts. ‘
Ladies' Black and Colored Silk ‘
Ladies‘ White P. K. waists...
Ladics’ White Lawn Waists. -~
‘ Ladles’ Colored Cotton Waists.
Imported. and Domestic. Dress
Fancy Lawns and Dimitic‘s.
Will open {on Saturdau. Anni 5th out eniuer
Spring line cf
OUR STORE is YOUR STORE. OU‘R SYSTEN w "
, Colorcd Wash Goods.
.‘ D;‘Wlute, Wain“ D‘nd Fancy P K. :1:
‘ ‘ White. Dres‘s Goods of an id do. “
Black W001 Dress Goods.
Colored Dress Goods.
, Silk Chambray.
Wash Silks."
. Satin Foulards.
N cw Laces and Trimmings.
Ladies’, Gents’ and Childronc ,
Underwe'ar.
“ Spring Hosiery.
Kid and Fabric Gloves.
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