:1 _ U BNAMENT. ". ' My Fire Police and dint Hm company. in es of col In the _ ”0143531 Potsdam Hose and the Norwalk Fire Police, 11 Saturday night and last 0‘ game SatuIday night was or M. Wright 211d Joseph Both are rated at 100. Cor- ‘ y the score of 100 to 95. he game and there was much VFVOIIowlng Is the score: Cornell 100 ' . , ~ 10 'Q / 18--i ' ' - ' 21—~1 30 38 the last night was between chumann and William Alex- h are rated at 100 and the ted. 100 to 70 in favor of . 63“ The score: ‘ ' Almanacs-100.1 4—1 15 28-1 38 49 (in by 35] points. In the first ‘ 't 000 points and F1170 V§7J 'In the second series Put ’50 was successful In getting the Fire Ponce 444. W TEENTVH anniveasaav. ”a. “ho-'- abnt‘Ceiehrthed List Night ' a Mrs. Glover. 1151‘. S.;Glover, of Winfield orwalk. were very agree- .-"l_ast evening. by a num~ friends. who came to cele- teen'tb anniversary of their hose present were Austin Idgewater; Mr. and Mrs. in; and Mrs. Frank ' pd'Mrs. Charles Hawk~ es Ainsworth and daughters. _ ,dna._Lanretta and Clara 833411111 Mrs. Howard King. ,. italics Seymour, Mr. and SeymOnr Mr and Mrs. Wil- iEdith...and Norman Sey- and Robeita Hawkins. Mr. ' S Glover. Miss Ethel Glov- was vocal music by M15399 11d .1 .Edna Ainsworth.‘ who." their usual fine style. accom. iss' Clara Ainsworth. and a cOrnet solo by 'l‘. S. Glo- ailments Were ser guests depar ,wishing Mr Glover many happy returns [N OLD WELL LAUNDRY. lightly Burned Early This , Afternoon. ' ll l1'lase on the roof of- Old dry in Haviiand street. this probably caused by a defec- wanted some excitement located at the corner of and‘ Water streets was runs a services of the tire do» are not needed. The [anguished with a little- 5o Shelf Paper. 30.‘ 5c Box Paper. ‘ Tablets and 01.11 mm, . after ‘ " bid price was 30. 00 asked. _ V . sack Meadows was 15 bid 20' asked. ' Storage Poiwr five 11111,st asked. and . there was no bid with 30 naked. ‘an . snpercede any previous year. ,cltal, followed in the evening by a 'thOse who will attend from The Nor~ 1 Florence Baldwin. Miss Emma water— $250 OWN WALL STREET SERENE AGAIN. No Evidence of the Disturbed Candi tion Existing Yesterday. NEW YORK, May 0--There was not much evidence In Wall street this morning of the disturbed condition of yesterday. There was a very general conviction that the worst was known of the result of the collapse of the Webb Myer exchange houses which suspended yesterday. InteIcst was manifested In the pro grass of affairs of the suspended hous es which were not much cleared up by yesterdays’ meagIe statements and ad- missions. It was reported this morn- ing that the re purcha a had been ac complished of the bi ck of Rutla'nd preferred stock said to have been sold by Dr. W Seward Webb to Alfred L. Myer and which J. W. Davis & Co. offered yesterday to take at ms. the p1 ice supposed to have been paid by Mr. Myer. This sale is expected to supply resources toward the satisfying of claims against the embarrassed in telests The tone of the stock market in the open dealings made apparent a feeling of toilet. shown by advancing prices on a demand for stocks well distribut through all department of the list. eutland pIeferred was weak on small dealings declining four points. rally- ing 3% and receding again 2%. At the offices of Offenbach and Moore the doors were not opened this mmnlng at 10 o'clock but some of the employees appeared a few minutes mm and reported that the question of a formal assignment by the firm was being considered by legal counsel and that nothing would bé done until ad- vice was had. A petition 111 invoiun tary bankruptcy was filed III the Unit 011 States “district court today against Offenbach and Moore. At the officers of Lockwood. Hard 6'11 Co. the assignee, Edward T. Porrin was in charge and was pushing an in- vestigation of the condition of affairs. but was not prepared to make a state- ment. Some hopes of a resumption by the firm are based upon the ability of thei clients In the dealings In the al- foot 11 group of stocks to protect the firm in Its transactions in those stocks. Dr. Seward Webb made no public statement on the situation 11p to 11 o clock today The manager of the brokerage house of J. W. Davis a (30.. made the follow- In gstatement today. “We were In. structed to receive a certain amount (if Rutland preferred at 108 from certain parties. This amount We have received and will not take any more without fur» ther instructions.- The stock was all presented yesterday. We received none today. ‘ Assignee J. Adriance Bush was in charge of the office of Henry Brothers & 00.. at "ii Broadway today. He. was making an examination of the firm’s books. with the assistance of several clerks He declined to make any statement. but said that he hoped to get at some idea of the firm' a condition in the course of the day. Menibera of the mm were pr.escnt but Ieferred all inouhies t0 the assignee. " There was little trading in the so- called Webb- Myer “curb" stocks. Sales of 500 shares of Dominion securltlha at 40 and 50 were reported. The opening Hacksa- for North American Lumber and Pulp ATTENDING M USICAL FESTIVAL. Norwalk Well Represented 1111.. An- , anal Gathering in New i-iavon The annual May..music.festiwloftbe Connecticut Music Teachers Associa- tion is being held this week In New Haven The managers have endeavor- ed to make the‘ affair this year far Yester- day afternoon there was an organ re- grand. reception at the Hyperion. To- day live concerts were given. Among walks are Miss Sadie Bodwell. Miss May Q. Smith, Mrs. Charles F. Bout- well. Miss Florence M. Benedict. Miss bury, Miss Anna Louis Scott. Miss H11- da Séhnell Charles A. Anderson. W. Fred Ambler. D. E. Disbrow and W. J“. mland. . David E. Disbrow is viceipresident of lj‘airtif d capaty. and WJ leinris Investment or on Margin. 39.0“ Washington Street. ’ not - Leland is1 N snags-113. ...—anu— Stockalonds. Cottonfirafn. ...—- Orders executed for m Private wires to New York, Boston, Washington. Chicago. Careful attention'glvcn to mail and telegraph orders. Correspdndence Invited. ...—— ‘ Telephone ’Call 153. . Smarts 8 Corbett Block. Washington 81., ‘ So. Norwalk. Conn. “...”... TOOAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. 111.. Prices of stocks started upwards at the open- ing of today‘s market. was well distributed through all de- paitments of the list. The gains reached a point or own In St Paul. Canadian Pacific. Louisville and Han hattan. Iv ALI. STREET. noon—Stocks main- tained a strong tone. but the active leaders did not advance much beyond Reading and Louisville. which touch- Westinghouse Electric and Lackawnnna 5. and Delaware & Hudson 2112119. Bonds_w0re firm. ‘ WALL STREET, 1 p. Dir-Tilt‘l", werc‘ Occasional pauses In the buying. but maintained. Southern Pacific. gamated and United States Steel pre- house Electric gained 8 Snuff 7%. 5%. New Jersey Central, 4%. Northwestern St. Paul preferI red lows (‘entIal preferred Minneapolis. St. Paul and Saulto Ste. Marie preferred: Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg. and Chicago Terminal preferred between 2 and~3 points. « TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reports over private wire of Maples & Goldachmldt commission bi-okors, Swarm & Corlmtt's block. South Nor Open High Low Amal. Copper 05% 0093 05% Am. C it ECO. 30% 30- 3011a Am C & F. pf. 80 Am. Got. 011. 53% American ice, 18 Amer. 1.000.. 32 32% Am. Loco. pfd.. 925$ Am.VSmclt., 45 Am. Sugar, 128 Anaconda. 112 A. '1‘. 81 S. Fe,-.79 79% A.T.&S.F. pfd. 118% Bait. &”.Ohio, 107 Bkyn. it. “P.. can Can. 8011111.. 94% Cites. & Ohio. 46% Chi. & N. W.. 200 Chi. Gt, West.. 27% C. M. & St. P. 170% Chi. 11.1. & P.. 174% 0.0.0. & St.L. 104 Col. F. & 1., 102% Col.‘ South, 29% 30% Consol. Gas. 221% 224% Del. & Hod. 1731/. 176 Eric. .3 ~ 3117/, .3704. Gen. Electric. 321% 3271/; 111. Central. 153 V 1131 Lou. & Nash. 1.39% 1.12111. Manhattan. 13274. 1331,41 Met. St. Ry.. 150 1501/5 Mexican Cent..28i4 28% M. K. & '1‘... , 25% 25% M. K. & T. pfd. 57% 57% Mo. Pacific. 1001/. 100% N. J. Central. 102% 102% N..Y;Central.169 159% Nbrf. &West..f17‘,§ 58 0nt.~&Weat., 33% 33% Pacific Mall, 397.11. 10 Penn. R. R. 149% 150115 People's Gas. 103% 101% Press. 8 Car. 45% 46 Reading 03% 650;. Read 1st pfd. 83 84%, ”Read 2d pfd. 68% 70% , Repub. Steel 18%. Rubber Goods. 22 Son. Pacific. 115711 Sou. By. 00.. 36% SOu. Ry. pfd. 95% Tenn. C kl. 67% _ Tex Pacific. 11% (2 Un. Paoilic 102% U11. Pac. pfd., 87% IDS. Leather. 13% U. S. Lea. pfd., 84 Uta-Steel. 41% U S. Steel pfdfsug'v Wabash 26% Wabash. pfd.. 45V, West .Un. Tel. 91% Wiscon. Cent, 25% 26% 2591. ‘ A LEGACY LEFT T0 HIM. ' Henry Renter. who is a student at Hobart :‘College. Geneva, New York. but spends the summer was recently appraised of a... fact good sized legacy has been left 60% 3015 67% 911.1,. 17 _ 2112 29% 171191 1751:. 1047/. 104 27% l697£1 174% 104 102 29% 2231’ 173% 173%. 36% 321% 152% 139% 132%, 133% 150 28% 28% 215% 5m 5714 100% 192% . 158% 57% 33% 315124. 11914. 103%. at his illness a serious. 3. according to a doe 1111 York World. this: hich reads as follows: The buying . their earlier best prices aside fioui .. ed 65 and 142 respectively. and Chicago. Indianapolis and Louisville, which rose ' 4. Less prominent stocks were buoy- I ant. New York Alrbrake rising 9%.” - offerings were light and prices well - Amal- ' ferred rose a poiht over yesterday. . Amongst less active stocks. Westing- . Nashville“ Chattanooga and St Louisi " an .. . masses of the cathedral. 26% ' by a relative. who died in Ger- .'_ - Mr. Renter is" at present 111.." 11 cans; 1111111 11 11.111 1' Tailor-Made Suits, All of the Best Imported Cloths. #4511101; for was. VKraSovit7." 81 Fox. 5. .47 North Mafnrcor. Ann St. . scum gamma. ' Laue? Fella w. i We have a splendid line of Blouse Suits and Norfolk Suits, ‘ in Blue Serge. Fancy Cheviot and Striped Flannels. ‘ 33.501.» 15.00. We sell only well made, relia- hie, service-giving merchandise. oon'r, somer— 1115111211 value In town. Our ..’ Children's Fast Black Stockings. ' 2 pairs for 250. .; I. lilli & Sill? 1111.013, cho'rnmns. HATTERS. sunsrsnans. V 11.11.131.12; 85 Washington Street. son'rn NORWALK. ARCHBISHOP'S BODY EMBALM ED. Will be Placed in St. Patrick's Goth odral New York. Tonight. NEW YORK May il—Th body of Archbishop Corrigan was embalmcd ,30 really today and thén was placed In a large room on the Second floor of the arohcp‘iscopal resident's. there to re- main until this evening, when It will be placed 111 St. Patrick's Cathedral The body will be rolled in the vest— Inents of the aiclibisbop's office. The head will be crowned with a mitre and in the left hand will be a chalice. 13c» side the body will be‘ a pastoral staff At the masses in the churches of the city today. the death of Archbishop Corrigan was annou cad to the congre- nations. There we many touching tions were asked to" my for the repose of the soul of the 0 ad prolate. Bishop ignatlus Ue (Joe of San Luis Potosi. Mexico. attended one of the He had been a friend of “the archbishop for thirty- two years and had arrived here only yesterday on his way to Europe. The time for the funeral is 10 a. 01. Friday. From this evening until that‘hour‘the-lmdyr’wiil lie in state in the cathedral. A‘ftthc funeral- service the casket will be placed in the crypt of the cathedral under the high altar besides the coffin ”containing the re- mains of Cardinal McCloskeyr Mgr. Joseph F. Mooney. Vicar general. said today: "I will take charge of the at- fairs of the archbishop until some one is appointed to fill the srchbiahops place. Very likely It will be a man of the archdiocese" ' THREE HUNDRED GOAL CARS. .1... Consolidated Piac‘oa Big Order for Up- to-Date Equipment. The Consolidated Railroad yester- day placed an order for 300 coal chi-s to be fitted with all modern improve. ments. They are to be built by the Keith Manufacturing Company tit thousands of dollars The description of the cars is as fol “ lows: To be Pratt cars of 60000 lbs. capacity; weight of car, 29, 500 11111.; , length. 36 feet over end sills; width 8 feet: height 4 feet; to be built of wood Special equipment Includes: Pressed Steel Co. bolsters. Kewanoe brake beams. Westinghouse trnolts. Tower couplers Miner draft rigging. McCord journal springs. Pox truchsp “gravity" side bearings M SERMON TO FIREMEN SUNO Department held I meeting last alight Prowitt in Main street last night . .votsd' to accent the invitation of it George D. - Eg rt to attend. ifmen a service WalklrwSattsBchycleSkirts. . INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR V - ewes: essence" i 51011111 . -."‘ .1. ““1111:- ‘Il‘vi The' manufacturers of "Forest Mills" Underwear guarantee It‘s superior/wearing Jhad fitting quali- tics. Eveiy garment whether for man, woman or child, bears the t1 ado marig "Forest Ml-lls‘“ that you may be sure when purchasing you get the best. We hava a few“ specials In this Undoiivear wfich are 011. in good values and which we will not be able to duplicate later. Ladies‘ Lisle Tlucad Vests sleeveless .1... 25c Ladies' Lisle Thread Vests, high neck. short; sleeves .......... . ............ . ........ 250 Ladies’ Lisle Thread Vests high neck, long sleeves ......... ...... ....... ..... 260 Ladies' Lisle Thread Knee Pants Extra size Vests'and Pants sizes 8 and 9 ........... Everything in the Stocking line. We carry in tho “Gord lll'l‘llll 11111111111 IlCOIIIIOVOIl .............. ... lisli ever popular silk and gauze llsles, also durable cotton;' all weights all sizes, all prices. Ladies“ Lace Lisle Navy, Red Drab - aseweaesaacmvcere ' expressions of sorrow. The congrega-x Sagamore Maia... andswill cost many 3 ‘ Barnum. Richardson .1 00. wheels, and The one... of. the Norwalk Fire ‘- ' at the store- of Chief J. Thorntoia" Y .. i . ‘1 and especially light in appear. ~Lq. Imperial‘erngers, 10 inch ..... V82. 95 Uhivc'rsal Wringers, 10 inch. ..33 20 Eureka Wringers ......... 32.75 . Whitewash Brushes ........ 25c . “Window Brushes ..... . ........ . 49c Chamber Pails 350 I ...-p ............ cod-lollt'ol I i i 1 i l i i IollrsosuoovIv-a --1 ............. ......nnnno-IM Dye" dainty lace open work effects, aty- Ladies Lace Lisle Black Hose ............. . ..... . ....... 1", ..................... . ........ 2.50 111111111 Plan and Ribbed Lisle Black .. ......... .. .2511 ‘Ladles' 0 Split Foot. l1lac11...'..........V ........ . ,~...,....250 1 Ladies' All-overlmoeLisle....................." ..... ...... ..... ' ................... boo/650.3125 .... .......... 250 .. 260 .250 a Hausefurnishing Department Chbfiping Bowls ...... .., 2...... £01? “3"» Brooms ...... . ........... .190 Whisk Broom ............. 15c 50 foot Clothes Lines ....... 10c ' Lanterns ....................... 39c Mouse Traps ,........... 1.501 '1 I'i‘TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK CONN WMWWTMMTMTMMTMMTMWWWM cosmos-someone. ceowwm~ V NO YACHT RACES THIS YEAR. Sir Thamaa Lipton Cables That It Would be Useless. BOSTON. May 0.--A cablogram rc- . cohed by a Boston yachting editor from Sir Thomas ripton says that the Shamrock, ll. wll at be put in com- this year The cablcgram mission says: “Useless fitting out the yacht when there are no others of. the ‘samo class to race against. (81211011) " LIPTON." commodore Ledya‘rul of the New York Yacht Club.” has stated that w neither the columbia nor the Consii iution would be In commission. There is much reglet here that there now seems to be no possibility of races be tween the 90 foot yachts this year. COLONEL MURPHY FINEO $100. BRIDGEPORT. May 6.—-ln the com- mon pleas couIt today Col. T. J. Mar pry, of this city. was fined $100 and costs for selling liquor on Sunday. George Reynolds. of Danbury. was sent to jail for 413 days for drunken- ness’ and breach of the peace. and the case of Lav’rrence McNally. of this '.city charged With intimidating a workman was lint off till next term. FELL OVER DAM 'ANOV OROWNED. NEW BRITAIN. May 0~Johnny Zyska. the six year old Polish boy who has been missing since Sunddy after- noon. was found in a brook near the Stanley works this morning He had ' fallen In while crossing over the dam and was drowned. nus? Malina-11's. " nutrient“ has ‘ «dictum. hit ”when... ..r'. V =‘We. seek an opportunity to "show you an- Oxford of excep tional value, brim full of style ance, even though it has a welt- :29'521 West WaShiniltori EVER AND WHEREVER PossisLE. THE RESULT. WE can CLOTHE’YOU on ANY MEMBER 01: YOUR FAMILY FROM HEAD’TO FOOT. oua CASH on CREDIT PLAN owes ' YOU THAT P RIVILEGEi St- . > H, i. -. No noses DOWN. 1]," You Wear the Clothes while Paving for them. > OUR STORE IS YOUR STORE. OUR SYSTEM WA; BLANNED FOR YOUR BENEFIT. OUR AIM HA8 ALWAYS BEEN TO BETTER IT WHEN- ' OUR NEW ANNLARGE STORE IS $1.00 .wEEKLY.’ * v~s1.oc
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