‘o‘i' notion pet cent; and
so by $3, 500 000 the pres-
_’divitiend requirements of
t . ‘
st slop with some oi! the
stockholders it appeared
his 0 rearrange your corpora
pitaiination (which. in round
or consists of $300 000. 000
‘ . 00 .000. 000 of preferred stock
0 of common stock) by
but $200, 0‘00. 000 of the pi e-
, 48001000000 of sinking fund
“ 1“ five per cent mortgage gold
y selling $50 000, 000 addi-
or each issue tor cash.
tcrr e‘d stock carr icd seven
ideni‘ls while the bonds
five per cent. interest
0 désire‘d could. in this
to the corporate rel
‘ _ the aggregate of the an-
uni one conclusion or the
uti‘ve committees Is that
a cast aggregate value or
55.0 000. 000 In wise and
the preterred issue being
a y decreased 40 per cent.
000.. The consequent $14~
0.000 to he requir.
,pl posed mortgage; and
stud-I at four percent.
on lent in sixty years to
_ a 3260.000000 bonds.
her he cocoons of the plan
it termed a syndicate in
m directors. which will re-.
tithe four per cent.
pi be aid un‘der- the con:
Inollnily and Applies- Brakes
thin Car's Length.
. and St.‘ Paul railroad oiil
they tested a new automo-
”rs ignoring or mistaking
. , e mechanism 1 so arrang
Whenever an east eer passes
II ‘Sou Ry.
Tenn. (3. d. 1..
“ II wai.
‘- Am. oer Co 30%
. .Mex. Central,
M
.t U. 8.14eather 13%
U 8 Steel ptd. 92
,W h . 26
”ufifln
WALL STREET. 10:10 11.
opening dealings in stocks 1i
strong and active market wit. r
mand widely distributed'thu .,
all the‘departments. The open . .
ings of United States fiteoi
15,000 shares, and at the prefo I
000 shares. The spread in price ..
warning is at an extreme adw
05 tor the common and it for it I
fcrred There were sales of
shares of Biooklyn Transit at a . _ .
treme advance of?» and i .000 ohm I.
Union Pacific carried the price u
much. Canadian Pacific opened up
and after reacting ‘a point recov
again. Gains oi? a point or more it .,
shown in Minneapolis. St. Paul ‘1
Saulte Ste. Marie; Sugar, Chicano.h3‘1li
dianapolis and Louisville. N. Y.C
Louisville. .
‘ “ TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Swa to o. Corbetts block, South
Open High
67%
how I had
Amui. 001).. 67%
Am C this‘. pf 91%
Am. Cot. Oil. 52% ,
Am G. Twn‘ 58% .
‘Am. Ice 16%
Am. Looomot. 36% _
Am. Loom pfd. 981.4
Am. Smelt. 1511.:
Am. Sugar. 120%
Anaconda. iii
A. '1‘. & 8150.82
AT. & S F. of: 90 .‘
Bait a»; Ohio 100%
Bki‘yn. R. T.. 7055
Can. South. 02% .
Chas. &. Ohio. 47%
Chi. it N W.. 2.51%
Cl1i.Gt.Weei.. 20
C. M. stat. P 170
‘Chi..R.,I. & P. 173
(3.0.0. it SLL, 100 {
Col.F.&,l.,I 109
Col.ISouth., 21%
Con. Gas, , 229%
Del. it Had; 4.75% ‘
Eric 40
Geo: Electric 327
iii. Central 148%
Ron. & Nusl1., 127%
Manhattan. 136%
Met. St. Ry.. 153
20%
K. & T. . 26
M. K. &’I‘. pfd. 561/2
Mo. Pacific, 101%
N '..I Central.103
N. Y. Central 160%
Nor it West. 50
Ont. & West 35%
Pacific Mall. 43
Penn R. R. 152
Peoples Gas 10in.
Pics. 8. Car. 42%
Reading 07%
Read. let. phi, 87 ‘
Read. 20 pfd., 72%
Repub Steel; 19%
Rubbisr Goods. 24 -
Sou. Pacific, I 67%
Sou. Ry. Co. 36%
did 05% ,
73%.
Texas Pacific, 43%
Union Pacific 1051);;
Un Pac pfd. 88
U. S. has. pfd 83%
(IgSStecl new ti... .
91,25
'1‘.
Central 26% 27
CHILDREN KILLED ‘IN ‘ KINGSTON.
One by Electricity and Two By Drovvn. .2
- '- ling. , .
KINGSTON N Y. April 25¥Milo
‘vplay‘lns with several companions last
night Percy saulpaugh. tivolve years:
, ;-,old climbed to the top at an electric
ght pole and touched a live. wire. He
received“ a shock or 2.300 I‘noltllr and tell
to the sidewalk crushing his skull
Jennie Daugherty; seven ears old.
and her sister Jessie four; years old.
gauzgters at ;.I b _,
the housé torn pail
day. their dead odie
. Whohlngtgm 31.,
j; 51ookr.lionds. antiwar-am.
n—u—mw
‘ orders executed for
wnhgp—
Private wires
Washington, Che capo.
telegraph Orders. ,
Correspondents invited.
,"_-—¢
I Telephone cm 153
‘Swarta 66M Corbett Block.
W
ssNA‘ron money In at. or,
I Arrested wIth Conductor Shane‘r omi-
Truck Foreman Hooper. .
WASHINGTON. April 25»Senator
senatoi from his car yesterday. The
information charges the senator with
assaulting the conductor during the
«disturbance and the conductor produc- '
Reports over private wire or Maples
it Goldschmidt. commission brokers. .
Nor ‘.
4* senator.
"5 or fare The conductor then took liold
ed a witness who corroborated his ver-
ion of the, shiny Senator Money. 0011?
uctor Shaner and James Iii. Hooper.
e truck foreman of the tire depart- :
out who assisted the conductor. yesv.
day. were arraigned in the police
xirt. later. and their trial set for next I ".
Senator Money ..
Fireman Hooper were released on '
' ursday mot hing.
aohal hands and Conductor Slipper
collateral deposited with the police j'
senator
is arrest. last night.
y arrived early at court,
cd for some minutes wit
i. All the parties were given a
lid Wad!
District Attorney MdlioWney
Money tald Mr
It or clothes.
. “ he asked Hooper. “The same
i now." was Hooper's reply.
“returned the senator "you
a man who assaulted me.
of the car were you in?"
Mi next sent to you." replied
are the man. you are the
rich the senator.
"Did; ‘1pr eject mo?” asked the
“No." lepilcd Hooper
caught the senator by the wrist when
conductor. A witness named Martin
who saw the occurrence said he heard
an exchange of words hetvieen Money
~111d Shancr regarding a transfer The
senator refused to pay either iron for
of him and ejected him Then the con.
doctor left the senator and who return-
ator when the latter approached the
Witness Martin encore to this statement
and thisI intorinstiou than was made out
against the senator. The court pro-
ceedings occupied only 11 few minutes
Attorney Dunlop. can or the president
of the road represented Shancr And
Hooper. Senator Money pleaded not
guilty to a charge of assault and asked
for a trial by Judge. The other two
defendants also pleaded not guilty.
Senator Money objected to setting the
trial for Wednesday, (in account or an
important committee meeting. and he.
said he wanted the whole thing over
with as soon as possible. Shanar and
Hooper asked for trial by jury. and the
cases will thus he tried at 10: 30 Thursv
day morning
FURT IN PULAS TAKEN.
General chalice Tells of Victory in
the Philippines.
WASHINGTON. April 25~Adjutant
General Corbin today made public the
‘ following extract from a cablegram
:I just received it om General Chsiiee. re-
- spouting the situation in Mlndinao. dot-v
as on Manila April 24: , .
“Before BahiWip could he commune
1 had taken fort at Pulse; ,
3 _. utter slight resistance.
,g‘, vii-y soon after
outed with he
No casualties;
neighboring towp oi
Gapasl opened its doors hoisted White.
as; and delivered led na‘g. Datto haw
pok‘nnd others. with strong following.
permission to call and make
I Datto Amaa‘i- Pair. of Gandhi ,.
ent threatening message in reply
to my letter. is one of those who as
submitted Camp is two miles from
Cancel, whose sultan has asked :Bai‘d~
win to come there. Halve directed hitn‘
not to more He is ten miles from But-
With General Du
("numeric or on Marglm
New York, hostom
”Careful attention given to mall and
803 Norwalk. Conn. '
Q «—-—~. '
Hernando D. Money. of Mississippi. to» '
I“ day was placed in custody on iniormuv.
‘ tlon sworn out by Orpha D. Shuner. the
sheet car conductor. who elected the .
Judge
nary examination before As-
M‘uliowney “
Ir man who assaulted him and ”
he conductm wore a salt and ‘
clothes did you have on you»
is wearing a dark suit today. ‘
He said he ‘
he thought he was about to cut the i
in'g to the car with his back to the sen- ‘
former. and struck him with a knife. ,
to. it is any purpose to have total-view '
‘ 2222222222222“Keviv‘vzeeeéeaeeeeesee .
_ Little
3 Follow.
We have 11 splendid line or
~Blouao Suits and N01 folk Suits,
in Blue Serge. Fancy Cheviot.
and Striped Fishnets. I
53.50 to 36.00.
we sell only Wall made, rolls
his, service- giving. merchandise.
DON’T FORGET--
The host v u‘i‘i in town. Our .
. Chlidren’ 8 Fort pluck Stockings.
. 2 pairs for 25¢. '
I IIIVIS ii SIIII}
TAILORS, CLOTHI‘ERS‘
. ' CHATTERS. FURNISHERS
85 Washington 3mm. ‘
‘ scorn NORWALK. I ~
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. so, PROv
BATE COURT April 25 A 13.1902.
Estate oi saris iii. Gu‘yor. late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator ex
hlhlt his administration account to
this court: {or (Iii I
hate omoo; ‘ h daym
or April. 1 2. at fig: oc outstation;
and that all pet-so directed in said
estate may be notified thcreot the ad
ministrator will cause this order to he
publisher] in a no 1;) spar. having a cir—
(dilution in‘ said hi srict at least four
days before said 30th day of April
1902
nuNKIr w onlooonr
2.25 it " . Judge.
“All
. I FRI‘DAY,“APRIL 25,
Charles Fichman’ s
‘ Common
in the Greatest-(Comedy Success ‘
Ever Written
From this novel 11 David iiorum." by
Edward Noyce Westcott.
Copyrighted 18981000 by I). Applcv
_, ion 8: Co. Publishers.
PRICES 25‘50 75¢ nd 3100
refusing to sign the contract lit the
‘ ‘1‘902
‘ Made Art. Nothing but the best
BLACKAN NAV VY......
' ., ALL
MOP STICKS.
RUG HEATERS
SCRUB BRUSHES
goods We will describe only a tow.
ALL WOOL VENE’I‘IAN CLOTH SUITS ETON JACKETS N0
FINE ALI. WOOL ETAMINE SUIT. FLOUNCE SKIRT. SILK LINKED FLY FR
FINE} ALL W0 L CRASH SUIT, IFLOUNCE SKIRT. SILK LINED
l D .
FINE oumn‘rv 151.ch unumammr mboivén sK‘rn'rs ..
FINE ALI. wool. VENETIAN CLOTH SKIRT GRADUATDD rpomvcn
ALI. wont. onuvro'r WALKING SKIRTS
Wool. oanmT WALKING SKI TS.
FLOUNCE NAVY, GRAY AND BLACK I .
111.1. woon o‘ovun'r cmTH JACKETS. SHADES" on TAN AND. canton
BLACK oanmT pron JAcKn'r
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. WHI EWASIH BRUSHES. ..
.op.....
LARGE FEATHER DUSTERS . .I ...... . . . . .,. . . . . . . . .
SCOURING SOAP.
Ladics’ Tailor-Mdc St Jackets and Skirts.
Our line of Ready- to wear Garments was never handsomor
I store never before thought out more attractive designs.
_ n this reason a prodh‘ot. Fashion Wore
Ioiir an: arc. the hi it Him 115.151 Tailor
shown here. and our prices are. . hi
You are limited to col
ALL woor. ounvro'r sorr TUCKED mousse sKm‘a‘I AND uoK‘ni)‘ furor: Jl‘ib‘K‘uT sitit
L as - I
- M000 -..-. unooiI-vu-voo-
.. $19.00
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.. $5.75
84 5
I‘WEIGHT FOR SPRING. GRADUATED
truly!
-. owl-ours.
UCKED. F OUNCE
LIGH
..vy-u.. -
-~‘oocu-ou‘cr--
-uo.--p~.-
Housefurmshmg Dept
, CARPET HEATERS. . .
15c
.. 10c
‘ . 10c ..
........I... ..... 2505”“
.25c‘"
..... .25c
..-o..c.ov-~ .1». 7' ..... ..iw-~p.- luoluo
.avn-u...-u-..--..ol-- o ..¢--. .
.vn-n.....au -.
.u . I001!!!litlooolaullltobhlql occult-Isa.
:I CURTAIN swarm-inns ..... "31.00
TRISTRAM & HYATT NORWALK CONN
oMmmmomoeoweoecwmewweweww . . .
Notice to Contractors ‘
Scaled proposals will be received by ‘
the Board 0! Selectmen of the town 0;
Stamford Conn. until one ocl‘ock p- ‘
m.. of May 3d,1902,’ tor the construc-
tion of a macadam road in the town of
Stamford, ‘in accordance with the
plans and siociiicntionsapproved by
the. State, ighwuy Commissioner.
Bids shall state the price per linear
foot for finished road complete; the
town through its Selectmen ondfihc
State Highway Co ‘1iuslouo1 rescue
the right to inor o 01 diminish the
number of feet to be improved ultcr
the contract In let.
be accompanied by a bond of not less
than one third or the amount of the
construction of the work.- Any bidder
prices offered by him shall be required
to forfeit a sum from his bond cuual
.to the diliercuco in price between his
bid and the next highest bidder. Plans
Iund‘ specifications may he cxmuluod at
me cities of Selectmen. Stamiord Ct. ‘
or at the other: of the State Highway
Commissioner in Hartford. The Se-
lectmen and the State Highway Com
missionor reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
1‘01);th at Stamford, Conn, April 10.
.1 . I . I v
IEDWlN 8. HOMJ. ‘
MICRON H ROBERTS
. CHAS E ROBBIE,
“Selectmen. Town at Stamford.
‘N.
School Taxes
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
——_.~——
The taxpayers of the Sn": th Non-walk
Union School District are hereby not-
ified that the siistrict tax of one and
one quarter mills on thc dollar. laid on .
the town assessment list or 1001 at a
All bids must
20151‘ we... viaShingtoxi‘St
OUR STORE 1s YOUR STORE. OUR SYSTEM WAS PLANNED FOR
YOUR BENEFIT. OUR AIM HAS ALWAYS BEEN w BETTER IT WHEN-
EVER AND WHEREVER POSSIBLE» OUR‘ NEW NNO‘ EARO‘E STORE IS
. THE RESULT. WE CAN CLOTHE YOU OR ANY; MEMBER OF YOUR"
FAMILY FROM HEAD TO FOOT. OUR OASH‘ OR CREDIT PL‘AN GIVES
YOU THAT PRIVILEGE
meeting of the district held on the 4th ‘ ‘
day of June. 1901 at ' the Franklin
street school house. ll be due and
payable on the first day a: may. 1002
at which time I shall be ready to re
ceive some at Stillson’s drug store 82
Washington street. Penalty at the
rate of nine per cent. a year will be ‘
charged on and after Ii‘June 1.1902.
F..A TOLLES.
collector of Taxes for South NorWalh
Union School District. :
‘Dated tit South Norivalk,Ap1_-il4§i.
Norwalk Chronicler