SOLD EX “.6 NG'rou STREET, RADUATING GLASS. choolqilntertainment At. .. 150 People. dusting class of the Over "'hooi held a social, last even- o'rhlgh school room, of the the affair proved most suc- Adoubtodly the class will at sum to be used. for their :1 reception. The progiam 11‘ rendered and the applause generous from the guests, of were probably 150 minumber was a piano seiec Miss Grace Glover followed sins of “Drift on My Boat" "ii o’of Room. A most laugh as then given with the .. was entitled water's Reverie. " Those who ’ are the Misses Millicent iariorle Cummings Ruth a‘rion Cummings Grace Cummings and Mary . d rtbur Jackson as the bach- ‘31“B‘io‘w. Bugle..Blow. " was he pupils of Room 7 and this followed by a reading by Wilson etitled “Laughing ”‘ it was as laughable as lies. 1 A number of young :91 series of comical adver- . hich brought down the hose who took part Were the !III by Ranch. Clara Byiugton .» nwood. Eva Gregory Bee yington and Marjorie Cummings. talnment was brought to a - homes West rending very th violin solos entitled on" and “Cradle Song.‘ oshments of ice cream and More served and an adjournment Kindergarten room where ins Eva Giegory, Miss .les- Miss Elsie Cummings and its annual meeting at the lee .Carrle Seymour. 82 ‘ yesterday afternoon. ‘ sport was read, showing be in excellent condition, and otherwise. A large 9011‘ war has been done “among the poor of The 13 members have assisted 10 the hospital have con dward K St. John; trea- lap Clara Morehouse. After on a social time was spent meats served. ‘ NORWALK COLLISIUN. William Wheeler, who ran. ienigma in the way of the xpreas' at South Norwalk y. causing the express to ortion of the rear end or .1 was found responsible d tiyost'erday by the Con La agement, and was dis- The accident was an ex for the company; the two 1113 considerably damaged the Auction Sale Bros First class ,’ Pads Pencils, ‘.Pock hive. Scissors, Razors. Shelf"- yPaper, Blank . ritions. Show Cases ”15.- D LY N 0‘. cc). . clflc this morning of which _ Power were very erratic. 1 Bklyn. R. T., ‘ Mex. Central “ Mo Pacific. ‘, N. Y. Central 159% 160 169 . _ Nor! hWest..58"/i1 68% 684$ 58% ‘ Out. a west. UIYELY BY SOUTH NORWALK. Handsome Picture with each Pair. wirH +1.: BABEBALLHPLAYERB Borwn’c College Team Defeat: the Just for Foot on the Baxter Grounds. Blown‘s College baseball team do touted the Just for Funs in a hotly con tested and exciting game on the Bax- ter Grounds yesterday afternoon by-a score of eleven to four. Several of the Just for Fnus were members of the South Norwalk High school . H. Conen, a Ridgeilcld player, pitcher a good game for the college boys. The line 11p was: Browns . Just for ans ' Catcher, G. Knorr ; ............. W. Cavanagh Pitcher, H. Cornen....F ingcrsoli 11. Larrlgan . First Base, .1. Voik 11. Gregory Second Base H. Hlbband. .0. Kelly. F. lngersoii Third Base. C. E. Seymour .......... W. O'Brien Short Stop. W. Hibbard .1... ...... 1 W. DeWIIt 1.011 Field F. Smith ...... C Lindeberg F. Dom Center Field. R. Satierly ............ Right Field, A Robinson .......... W. Clone Umpire I1.I.1ai.1igan G. E. Sartaln. Sc'.oier S (loldschmidt- Score by innings: Ebowne.fl .I. F E. Raymond 00.01 _ 0001 TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET 10:10 a. m. -——'l‘lic - ,iush to buy which has been a feature of the opening stock market for scv oral days past centeied in Union Pa- 10 000 shares sold at 105% to 1051.4 compar- ed with 10474. last night. The general market was irregular. some of yestcr day's stocks yielding small fractions 0n ihe sale of 3, 000 shares sugar was forced down f1om .130 to 128. compared with 131 ~31“. last night. The stock was sold on the action of the house of representatives in voting to rescind the differential duty of refined sugar General electric lost a point WALL STREET, Doom-There was 11 'ise amongst the Southwesterus. which carried Texas and Pacific up 1%; Coin- 1ado and Southern 1%. and Missouii Pacific 11 point. New York Central gained a point 'Canadian Pacific 8%. United States Reduction 3%. and Am- arican Cable. 2. The bank statement apparently aroused mixed opinions and the. market became irregular again. Amalgamated, reacted 1%. Snuff and Northwastern 2. General Electric 3%. Minneapolis and St. Louis 2% and oth- are a point 01' more. Chicago. lndian- spells and Louisville and International Union Paci- fic made a fresh advance to 107%. and ‘ steadied the market. but without cans- . ting other strong advances. . ing was active and firm. The clos- ‘ 1' TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reports over private wire of Maples Kt Goldschmidt, commission brokers. Swartz & Corbett‘s block South. Nor- walk. 1:30 0434 2013 4931 3303 10% 36 4751. a, Open High how Amal. Copper, 64% 66 64% Am. 0.18: F. 291,5 29% 29% Am Cot. Oil 49 508/ 49% 11.11.111.11)“; 53% 63% 63 American Ice 17 17 1 16% Am. Locomot.. 361,4 36%. 36 ~Am Smelt... 46% 47113 46% Am. Sugar. 130 130 128" 128% Anaconda 112 112 112 112 A. T 8: 8 Fe. 83% 833/ 82% 83% '..AT &S..F p. 100%, 100113 99% 100 Bait. & Ohio. 109% 169% 109114 109% 66% 66% 66% 66% Can Smith. 91 917A; 90 90 Ches. 91 Ohio, 48% 48% 48 48% Chi. St N W.. 25145 252 260: 250% Chi Gt. West" 36% 26% 26 26 C. M & St. P.1721é 172% 111115 172% Col South. 31% 3234 31a. 3234. one 39% 391,1. 33 3934 Gen Electric 3231,; 32533 323 323 111011311111: 14914 150111. 140 130 Loni 3114411111., 12m 127% 12314 1203; Manhattan, 1341/. 1343;. 1337.1. 133% Net St Ry.154!16, 15414133 153 3013 303g 30 30 2091. 2341 5394 51 103% 103 159% M..K &T ..- . 26% M K.’ &T. pfd 67% 67% 102% 102 34a 3411 ‘ 34 34% 131111.11. R.,_i61%I151” 151% 161% $300 Chi R I &P. 174% 17.4% 174% 174%. BROKERS. m SloolraJonds. Cottonflraln. ”4—... Orders executed for . Investment or on Margin. W Private wtres to New York. Boston. Washington, Chicago. Careful attention given to mail and telegraph orders. Correspondence invited. W Telephone Call 153. Stuarts £3 Cérbett Block, Washington at, ____,.__,.._ ”WW.--" M...— .. Implants Walked llui Continued from First Page. \ I The mills employed a total of 800 that the. firm promised that this count tei'. also a recognition of the union, ,both of which were refused. SPINNERS OUT IN ROCKVILLE. ROCKVII1I1E,.April 19.»—'l‘ho ten of the .I. .l. sympathy with the men in the lower are asked for an increase in wages. is, soon adjusted the entire, plant will be forced to shut down. coN‘oear AT sruarevmr'sg 'Bargaln House in North Me 11 Street. The artists at the Saturday night re» cltal at W. S. Sturtevant‘s Bargain House will be Frank Sturtevant' violin- ist: Robert Mcllveen flute; H. J. Stev enson reader; George H. Hirst. tenor; grain follows: Pas de F‘luers. waltz from Ualla .......................... Delibcs ‘ Planoln. Bird and the Rose .......... llorrocks Mr. Hirsi. On the Rnppnhunock. Mr. Stevenson. Nocturne. Op. 9, N. 2 ..... ‘. .. Chopin Mr. Sturiernnt. intermezzd Sinfonico ...... Mascagul Mr. Mcilvccn. Proposal ......... . ......... lirackctt Mr. Hirst. The Pilot of the, Fleet. Mr. Stevenson. Song of the Evening Star. from 'l‘1111n« hanser. ‘ Mr. Mcllvcen. Moto Perpctns ................ Bohm Mr. Sturtcvant. Die Forelic .................. Heller Pianolo. BOSTON I8 CELEBRATING. Commemoratos Memory f Paul no- man: and First Battle of evolution. BOSTON. April lib—The annual col ebration of the historic achievement of Paul Revere. in warning the farm ore from Boston to Concord of the ap- pioach of the liritish army on April I9 1775. and the opening fight of the American revolution, was generally observed in Massachusetts today. Smiling skies favored not only the crowded patriotic meetings social and sporting events which had been ar- ranged. bnt gave hundreds a chance to get into the country from the city for the first time this spring As usual the mecca was the vicinity of Concord and Lexington. where the patriots took up their stand against the regu~ lars. The celebration in these two towns was less elaborate today than in some preceding years. In this city the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion held a reception to Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks. president general of the l) A. R. The baseball grandstand and golf links made a strong appeal to many. The most notable sporting j event was the 25 mile marathon road trace from Ashiand to Boston. which has become an annual fixtuic on P11- triots' day . _ COMBINING STEAMSHIP LINES. J. P. Morgan consummate: All Neon» cal-v Arrangements for the Deal. NEW YORK. April ill—J P. Morgan who is now abroad. virtually has con- summated a plan to combine all the leasing trans- Atlantic steamship linss. leading trans-Atlantic steamship lines Damion deepatchcs to The Associated Press. announcing the combination were today confirmed at the Morgan banking house The companies to be consolidated will it is understood. in- elude the American and Red Star lines, ,tlc Transport and the Leyiand lines , The last two named lines have been un— 1191- Morgan controI for some time. Probable additions to this list are the Cunard. Wilson and Holland-American companies, and it Is iiiidcr'stood that a "working agreement” will be reach ‘ I of his use since his arrival on e other side. so. Norwslk. Conn. I tween 200 and 300 of the employee‘s. ', 11 1 1893 a 1ednctlon of ten per cent. went Into effect and the employees allege be restored when business became bct- . ’ They demanded this Increase and ., alpnners employed In the upper mill 1 Regan Manufacturing ' Company went out on strike today in . mill who struck yesterday. 'i‘hc'strik- “ it is thought that unless the difficulty '- Pronram Arranged for Toni ht at the . C T. Purdy. accompanist. The pro-‘ White Star line. Dominion line. Atlana. with .athe‘dther leading trans-Atlantic 1 3‘ companies lnclndin 19th ' 1. 1913 ‘33 you the matter , f Iii this country the t Wat/101131101”: 0.941111. All of (he 311111.510» d Cloths. warmer our wreaths AND our money 1914 113-. K115011112 47 North Main co. LAnn St. 501177111101? Foxr. .3 Little 1 Fella 111. We have a splendid line of BlonsoSults and Norfolk Suits, in Blue Serge, Fniny Cheviot and Striped Flannel} 83.50 to 35.0 We sell only well 11 ado, 1-0110. blc. service-giving merchandise. . ' DON'T FORGET— Thc best value in town. 0111' Children‘s Fast Black Stackings. . 1 2 pairs for 201:. I. 11113 110.1 jTAiLons, CLOTHIERS, narrnae roan SHERS. . Tel. 133 12 ‘3 85 Washingtart Strut, scorn NORWnLK. when”. ...... Estate Notice is hereby given that the on dcrsignod has been authhrizcd by the Court offlih'obatc for it}: District of $513 5113.1 Norwalk. to sell all the 1d estate of Abigail l). i)ibblc.,lato 0 Norwalk, dc- ccased. ' ‘ lior particulars apply to the undel- sigucd. ‘ . STEPHEN EJWBBI'E‘ Rowa ton, Conn. 1.11219 1 taministmtor Notice bi Stockholders eeting Notice. is hereby given that 11 Spec- ial Meeting of the Stockl elders of The East Norwalk Lumber ompany will be held at the office ct The Hill at Hubboll Lumber Company, Number 9 Water street. in the City of Norwalk, and State ot Connection on the 10th day of 1140: 1902.1“ 4 To' clocknfter- moon. for the purpose (If considering and acting upon a certain agreement enteied into and signed by the Direc- tors of The Hill 8; Ho bell Lumber Company, The East Norwalk Lumber Company and The Westport Lumber Company. for the merging and consolidation of all said Companies into a single corporation to be knowu as The Iiubbell, Hall it tandall Com- pany. incorporated unier the "Cor. porution Act of 1901. " By order of the Board of Directors of said Company. Dated at Norwaik Ct. April 19th. 1962. ' HORACE L. H BBELI... 310 26 m'l ‘ - President. ions steamship lines will [be taken into 1111.1 consolidated directory. Banking in- tcreats identified with the proposed 1111- derwriting Syndicate sal today that the new company Would have a New Jersey cbuitcr. They in ught that no very great amount of c sh coutribw tlons would be required min the ups dcrwrlting syndicate, but were. reticent as to how far the owners of underlying companies had the option to take new stock or cash The Rothschilds, they added were to be among the under- writers. INSTALLED Assn smear. _ Nicholas Murray Butler Made Head of common University. NEW YORK. April lib—Nicholas Murray Butler was today installed sis president of Columbia Diversity in. the presence of a large company of distinguis . persons. in piled by the Butler graduated fr 111 Columbia in 1882. The exercises of the day were brary to the presidents and' represen- i th at . 943eeMee-«1-ng assess 33.1.4.1... 344.~...14.~1.~1.1;4.assesses. _!. me . .V‘V begun with a 11.111119111111111 the Avery Ii. . goods. NC). 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. Ladics’ Tailor-Made suits, Jackets and Skirts Our line of Ready- to wear Garments was never handso er than this season’s products... sift 1 are 010114 never before thought out more attractlxgo designs 1; Made Art Nothing but the best shown horc,a d 0* We will describe only a few. You axe iiivlt 1‘ Garments are the best of allor prices are as low as many ask for much. luferior to caII‘hn 0 amino the‘ others. 1" ‘3 N Es lR’I‘ ........ £34m ALL woor. qun'rIAN Cno'rn surrs, ETON mortars r ”53,310 00 amp A1111 wo‘0L uranium surr undoivcn SKIRT sii1K anD r1. anon JACKET $1400 434 riNn ALL woor. ‘cuasn SUIT rtouncu SKIRT. 8111K 1.1mm) amuse n'ron 1144314115? 1 BLACK AND NAVY ........................................................... 917.00 ALL woor. cnnv1o'r surr TUCKED FLOUNCE SKIRT AND TUCKED E'roN JACKET siLK 190 LINED ................................................. ............................ . 0 runs: mmurv BLACK BRII1I1IANTINE FLOUNCE SKIRTS ..................... H9475 FINE ALL wooL VENETIAN owrn SKIRT. GRADUATED FLOU NCE . 35 75 ALL wom. cnnvmr WALKING SKIRTS TUCKED FLOUNGE ............... ..... 34.75 ALL wom. 01110.va WALKING SKIRTS, LIGHT WEIGHT 10011 SPRING GRADUAT rLonNcu. NAVY, GRAY AND BLACK ............................. 1 ......... 30.50 :7 00 A1. 1. woor. eovnn'r CLOTH JACKETS, SHADES or TAN ANI) cas'roa ............... 35.00 omen onuvm'r ETON JACKET .............. $300 rum CASTOR anonpcno'rn a'rON JACKET FANCY SILK LINING .................... - ........ H39 00 . m“ .. mounted by white rosettes. The col- umns and galleries bore the flags and shields of the various universities. A stage was erected in the gymnasium and over it was a pcdiment bearing the seal 01 the university. The weath- or was warm and clear. The univer‘ sity grounds were thrown open to the public at 10 o'clock. but long before that hour they were thronged with stu- dents and the. first arrivals umonir the 1honsands of guests. Among‘those in. vited to attend the installation was Lord Kelvin. the scientist. who arrived here today on Cumpanin FIHEMAN HELD UNDER $2000. ANSONIA April lb.—-I-'nsqna‘.‘.1 Bru- cho was before the city court this mor- ning, charged with manslaughtcd in causing the death of George Wilmann. Thursday evening Wilmaun was the fireman killed in the treight wreck on the. Naugatuck railroad in this city and Bracho since has been held on the ground that his alleged failure 1:. flag the south bound freight caused the. ac1 cldent. was not put to plan. He was held 11n- der :2 060 bonds for a hearing Apiil - 24 REBELS BESIEGING NAN NING. CANTON April I9—-—The rebels arc besieglng Nan Ning. an important city in the province of Kwang Si. and it is reported that the place has already fallen. The telegraph wires beyond W111 Chow, between Canton and Non Nlng have been cut. NEW YORK. April ill—Arrived: Steamers I111 Touraine from Havrc: Minneapolis from London. The case against Henry F. Reynolds. which has been pending. for several weeks. was decided today in the Nor. walk Town Court by Reynolds agree ing to support his children. which he has not been doing of late. Complaint was made by the selectnien. ‘leover’s the Data Spend £1.50 In Shoo ‘ Leather Hero and not a 20th Century TAFFETABILK ’I‘UCKED ETON JACKET, TAFETTA LINED ........................ 1 . . . . . Houscfurnishing Dept i CARPET MEATERS. TRISTRAM & HYATT, MMMMTW’I 5 5MTWM‘ cacoweeewewmw His attorney being absent he: .81200’ a 1 IR ...................................... 151: nor STICKS ................ . .......................................... 100 ‘ nor CLOTHS ...................................... ‘ .................... 10c 10 QUART GALVANIZED PAILS ........ ....................... 250.1"; . mnrnwasn Bunsnrs.................; ..................... 25c . nuo saunas .:. ............... . .......................... 26c scans BRUSHES .................. ...... . ............... . ....... 9 c ‘ LARGE FEATHER Dusrans ............. . .......................... 230 scouniuo soar....... ...... .. ....... ....... . ....... .41: lcuu'rAiN sraarcnnas ............... 31.00 NORWALK, CONN. swewswwmrwmmww OUR STORE IS YOUR STORE. oua SYSTEM was PLANNED Foa voun asussrr. oua AIM HAS ALWAYS seen 10 Der-res 11' WHEN- svsn AND wnsasvsa POSSIBLE. one new AND LARGE 31'an 13 rue aesuur. we CAN CLOTHE YOU on ANY nausea "01-- won, FAMILY FROM HEAD my rear. oua CASH on 11121111 yuan elves .1 YOU THAT PRIVILEGE. 30 Mom now. $1.00 ”WEEKLY... $1.003“ ..._......_. 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