ilxiiris
' TtS‘lIolm/VM/v 250
you a (30.,
90 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
“1-—
' ter what he may think as to the ulti-
Inhte outcome of the society to pro-
ceed to enjoin it from the transaction
of business. The restriction imposed
i do not bellowI to be in aecmd with
the proper splIlt of supeivlsi‘on and in
my judgment the law should be so
amended as to permit the commission-
er if he is satisfied that a society can-
IIot peIl‘III III its promises to its meni-
. here to at once levoke its permit. and
if the societv is aggrieved by such ac
tion. provide for i s appenl'to the pro-
'poI court. With 1 e law thus framed.
i superI ision of II society‘ a affairs would
it (I (Iol‘ valutI and give to members the
protection which they ought to have
but as it. now is departmental 'super-
Ilslon is a thing of 1mm rather than
‘ substation.
liming 1901 the depnItment through
its actuary has examined into the
condition and affairs of all fraternal
societies admitted to do business in
this state and the result. of such on
amlnatlon published.
Details of the examination of each
society ate given ‘
insurance
' 11081000800100] Miliit’S His
.llIIIl [10001110901 119000
19101811000 11 [100101 3,
"lice "'ConIiiilsalotI(II' Scotleld
gi’art 3 (If his annual report.
do The report some the voar
”chamber ’11. 1901 ('luIiIIg
a four societies were admit
swithdrcw to Apiil 1 11.102.
siness‘ (lone hr the societies in
that shows a gain of 3 398 poll
log the your and an increase
tit bf insurance written of $2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\VALL STREET 10210-11. m. The
ordering of a striloI by the anthracite
miners madeI its influence felt all
.9999 9999999 “"9 90'” ithroughrthe list'ln the opening'dcal-
“'99" 999‘ aggregating i lugs. Delaware and Hudson dropped
T99 commissioner 99-"913‘91 (Ind 2.000 shares of Reading sold
.- 11 99959 I" assets “(“9 “99‘9“”? 'at. 051/4 to (15. compared with 60%, last
i in 1901 ("9" “99 “"9 the night and receded an additional frac
It membeiship. '9 “k9“ alone tion afterward. Erie. St. Paul and
591-99“ would 999i“ to In Colorado Fuel showed losses of about
, . 99"“ (“m““m'9‘ But a point. Elsewhme the declines were
or nee ls had to the increase restricted to fractions
as (:ompaIed II th the in W AIL STREET 0,08“)?er ma:—
. . 9" With 91‘1““5 3393999909" hat was almost inanimate but the
3 are “.99 "“9“”999 19999“ small sales caused Ii sagging tendency
93399 “9971387 9‘99 1999 which was somewhat. aggravated up»
mount paid 9‘" 999‘" claims on or: appearance of the bank state-
“.347879 ‘4 it ““9"“ seem ment. Amalgamated (upped below 68
”“9 “‘l 9‘ 99““ when “9‘99 and net declines were extended in
999‘l mote 590“” 99 made to Northwestern to 4%, Rock island 2%;
Louisville and Nashville 3%. Reading
second pr'efcIIed and other prominent
railroad stocks from i to 2 One sale
of Michigan ContIal carried it 8 points
under the previous selling price. Rock
island rebounded 2 points and there
were slight rallies elsewthe. The
closing was dull and steady
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private Wire of Maples
8; Goldschmidt. commission brokers.
been ated of in the Iepotts
Iiiillish'ed on examination of
(us doing business in
it the“ respective societies it
’my mind that too much re- .
, and is now being DIM; Swartz 0: Corbette block. South Nor
pposed advantages derl- . Open High DO)” M30
crease in membeIship Amfll Copper 681/4." 69% 67‘s 68%
(1 too, little attention ls Am. C. 9& i‘., ii . 930 29% 239%
he application or the estub. 0111- (301.011.0331 53% 52% D3
teatinortauty in the adjust Amer 1-000. 32% 32% 32 3‘2
enrichment lates. Am. Loco. not. 91% 990 949 9-1
f instlon of. the room ts on the (Amer: Smelt. 342.93 .4999 3;“. $99
and affairs of the various so '9' 993”“ .. 2'?“ 128‘ l " 1"
iii (appear that a number of A‘ T‘ 9‘ S. 1'9 79"! 79A 789" 79
ot seem to be answeiln ful- A'T‘&S‘F" old. 9799 979’ 97% 9799
3 Bait 8 Ohio 1071/. 10m 1071/ 107%
as of'Itheir creation and Bkyn “,1. ' 65% 00 6501‘, 65%
members th secur'ity pro Can South: .93“, 93% 93% 93%
inquiry will naturallI arise as Ches & Ohio 47‘/ {7% 47% 47%
339 SOCTETTQH are permitted Chi. & N. W. .253 ‘ 253 , 250% 250%
Ii” “‘9 “‘99- “we" ‘0 cm. Gt. West. 3019 30% 30 30
I“ be found in The statutes of C. M. & S P. .170 170% 169% 169%
12“?“ While 5‘1““ this ‘13 (:01. III. a P. 174% 175 173 175
supervision over the affairs COT F & i. 10‘“ 102% 1.01% 101%
eties, enjolns the commie Col" South.’ 3‘ 31 30% 30%
at film“!!! "I Dal'mlitunlasfi Consol oas', 224 224 2221A 2225;.
_9that the society has failed to Del. & Hud, 1311/5 131% 179 179%
IfhdI equhed report. or has (no Eric 307.41 37 36% 36%
WIS 015M“ conduct"? 111. Central, 1023/4 1527.4, 152% 102%
aildulenth' (I! shall fall “3 lioti.t&'Nash..142 142% 1407/1 1401/.-
“I any provision of the act: Manhattan. 132 132 my, 131%
' hose facts are found no is Met. St. Ry.. 149% 149114.149 149
0 give the seclety an oppor Mex Central. 277,), 277m @774 277/3
e heard and if the society, M K g T 25% ‘25.); 25% 25%
t violation of nnv proIlsion I?“ K. & '5 pfd 56 57 55 57‘
does not within ten days Mo Pacific. 1001/ 100% 99% 990;,
itahi‘ovisions. then to pro , Nat. Lead. 9 301/: 201,9 201/, 20%
in the surmior Court of N. 1’. Central. 158 158 (571,9 15m
oumyto eniolnthe carrying Norf.& West, 57% 573;. 57% 57%
Illness. As to the so(.lotlos Out, a West, 33 33% 3274, . 32% '
ti" othine appears to show Penn. R.‘n., 150161501414916149‘A
tatute has been violated. or Peoples-Gas. 103% 103% 103V. 103%
law has exceeded its pow: Press. 8. Car, 44 . .44 u 44
ghduct'ed its business fraudul- Reading. 651/. 651/4 64% 64%
Read. lst pfd.‘ 84 84 8315 84
Reinhfld pfd.,.1191,§ 70‘. 08% 69%
Repub. Steel, 17% 17% 17% 17%
Rubber Goods, 21% 2.1% 21% 21%
Son. Pacific, 66% 960% 65% 65V;
, lSou Railway. 31% 30% 36% 36%
c: or MY MUSIC, Sou Ry. ’16 95% 95% 96% 95%
In. (I I: ~ ..
. _ nfon ac .‘ili'A 10 34 1031.6 103%
dgwlggc‘mlfig 0205:1113: (In. Pan. .pfd. 87% ,9870’. 870/. am
‘ * 500 Assorted Box U. 3. Leather, 13% 13% ‘ 18% 13
itlal embossed on U 8-1.011 pfd. 84% 84% 84% 849‘
:resular price U S Robson-115% ‘ 16%, 19.99 ~ 19%
U. 8. Steel,
a ..
. West. Un. Tel. 92% . ‘
Wiscon Gen, . 7% 27%
BANK STATEMENT.
:(eserves decree
3 .360 000
540.00
. ,Leg‘si Tender. decre
. Deposits. decrease 9
NEN ERTAINS.
party of Men (I t her,
sweet Thursdlyseseain
nclng' w 111th
South Norwalk; ‘ Conn
new all him II
59 (I To 9
. $4 023 000 ‘
‘ 2224. 500 .
on“
180 000 3‘ '"
ntertalued a .
BROKERS.
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Stooksmonda. Comment".
m
Orders executed for
Investment or on Margin.
Private wires to New York Boston.
91Vnahington, Chicago.
Careful attention given to mail and
telegraph orders-
'Cbrreapondence. invited
‘l 9 Telephone Call 153
Swart‘s 8m Corbett Block
Washington so, So. Norwalk. Conn.
“M... ......M ..g-.. ....
Millers 8100 W001
(Continued From. First Page)
and prepsIlIIg for the strugglowhlch
appears certain.
The feeling of public disapproval
of II stilke which prevailed new (I
week ago has been converted into one
of popular sympathy for -the miners
because of the refusal of the operators
to arbitrate the disputed points. (it Is
stated here today that the lelegates
to the Hazelton convention om this
district 'wlll go instructed to vote for
a continuance of the suspension. This
was decided late last night at secret
meetings of. the union locals.
W- ..
- GAVE A CROKINOLE PARTY.
-..—....-
In9 Honor of Mrs. Slater at Home of
Mr. and Mrs. Evory.
Mr. and Mrs Fraser Dolbler. .of
Brooklyn gave a erokinole party in
honor of Mrs Etta Slater (It the rest
dence of MI. and Mrs. Howard Every
in Rowayton and it moved to he II
delightful affaii. Mrs. "'SlatoI carried
off the that prize. a ver haudsmne
cracker jar. Mrs. E 'i‘. Marsh won
the lady's second prize. (1 matches
vase. The gentlemen's that prize, a
fancy lndlan head cigar holder. Was
won by Mr. Marsh. E. 1.. Stevens won
the second prize. a fancy match sate
Light refreshments more sorv ed. and
a more. enjoyable event could not he
wished for. Others present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Abram Cleverly. Dr and
Mrs Henry C. Sharer, the Misses
French Mrs Norma SlIer.er Mrs Jen
nic Sharer. Miss V9lI1an Stevens.
nan-f—l...
FAMILY NAnnoww ESCAPED.
Member: Had No’ Time to Oren Be-
fore Getting Out.
SHIRLEY Mast-1.. May 10.-Awaken-
ed by the cracking of flames. John W
rivans hlsI lie and six children. cs
(oped from Nair burning home at
midnight last night only by a hurried
(lash through tire and smoke. ..lth
no covering save their night clothes.
they were compelled to remain shiv-
ering in the frosty air. while their
dwelline was destroyed before their
eyes They could no- nothing to pm»
(out the catastrophe.
The house was on. a country road
a long distance. ronI neighbms 1’1
many the suffeiers were cared for by g
the towns' people of Shirley. who had
seen the reflection of the tire on the
sky and had gone to the‘icvans place
Mr Evans estimates the damage as
$500. He says that the tire probably
started in the barn. All his live stock
perished. The homestead was built
by Col Thomas Whitney the first
postmaster of Shirley and was one
of the historic houses of the town;
GENERAL FROST m COMMAND.
Order-lowed Yesterday, Announcing
His Return from Abroad.
Military men of the state have re-
ceived the following order:
Brigade‘headouartcrs.
Connecticut National Guard.
So. Norwalk. Conn. May 8, 1902. ,
General Orders
No. «i
l. Brigadier- General Russell Frost.
having returned from absence on leave
granted by S. 0.. No. 12. A. (3. 0.. ..s.
hereby resumes command of the Bri
gade
Ohiclal communications for these
headquarters will be addressed to
Lieutenant Colonel lohn H. Wade As
elatant Adjutant General. Brigade.
by orderof
ammonia. RUSSELL FROST.»
JOHN H. WADE. =
' Lleut Col. and Asst. Adi-Gen.
9. ~ForquIaI-ters Lamb 12c 11)..
Hayes'.
at
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.» ursAsYWAs SICK
I (Wish I n f
.. Inna-ramp, I" ..
“My ba shy in 4 months old and II teething
was clot and tried a good ml or
1111th but dnothing oer-mod to relieve 111m.
dot-tor. who said It was lasso:
motion of the bowels, and that I (would
witherrhapa, if 0
had be It I.‘ get
1 him his Wfi‘
y.
£- to! LlflKOLA and It?“ .
“r: it. to him a 1' w‘ timenia‘nd; .it“
Mamas: snowman. ‘
All of tho Bed [mud 6'10st.
INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR 9
FASHION PLATES.
Krasovitz .8; Fox, ,9 '
‘47 North Main cor. Ann St.
‘ sol/m NORWALK. '
-.-.. -.
" WARM
. WARMER
Then you williiwant thin un-
. dcrwe'nr-wovcrything thin. Well
we prepared for you" some"
9 months ago and our line of
Summer Furnishings for men is 99
u very complete one. '
BullII‘lggnn Underwear M 25c.
500 and $1.00 with souble seat
Drawers. "
Best line of Negligee sun-ts
in the Twin Cities. 000., $1.00
and 81 60.
m 133-12., .
i. DAVIS 81 MIN.
TAILORS enormous
IIAT'rn‘ns. FURNlSliERS.
85 Washington Street.
soars spawns '
\ . I
£4“; Saiwirfi-Idfih-T +3.“; *2“; rats-“2*? SIT-Trifle magma-.1. " i ' '
Ladles‘
. Everything in the Stocking
Ladioa' Lace Lisle Black Hose
Ladles' Plain and Ribbed Lisle,
Ladiea' Moco 'Split Foot.
Ladies' Allover Lace Lisle .....
Whitewash Brushes .
Window Brushes
Chamber Pails ......
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The manufacturers of "Forest Mills" Underwear guarantee Its superior wearing and iltting quali-
ties. Every garment, whether for man. woman or child bears the 9trade mun: (Irma Mllls"‘io that you
may be sure when purchasing you get the best
tra good values and which we will not be able to duplicate later.
Ladies Lisle Thread Vests sleeveless ................... . .25i,
liadlos‘ Lisle Thread Vests, high neck. short sleeves ...... .lt.....0.i. . 52:25::
Ladles' Lisle Thread Vests, high neck, long sleeves .......... ....‘.. " .25c
Llsie Thread Knee Pants .......
'"Extra size Vests and Pants sizes it and 9 ......... ..... ..
llsh. ever- popular silk and gauze lisles, also durable cotton; all weights. all ‘sizes, hll‘prlces.
black ..
Hous‘efurnishiug Department
imperial Wriugers, 10 inch ..... $2. 96
Universal Wringcrs. 10 inch ..
Eureka Wringers
...... (...,
I“ TRISTRAM ‘& HYATT,
l3
air
Ladles' Luce Lisle Navy. Red Drab ............ ' ............... ‘. J ......... ......... 21mg:
MMWMTMMTTMWWWMTHMTWWMi
ETTE BUILDING
nI‘lMuI‘pIA \(WH‘M M’E‘IMI-
Forest Mills Underwear and GordonIDya Hosiery
We have a few s'péclals in this UndoIWear Which are ex
250
. 250
line. We carry in the “Gordon Dye" dainty lace open work effects, aty-
. i»
..(oa-c-pau- ..... i ..... Io-Qrul' v- (uno-
....................... (Ium n.- ... ...
.9......u..’-...I
9 ........ ............... ..... .260
Black ....... .. ......... . ....... ......... . ........ . ........... 25c
.250
i7
i
. IIIIIIIv'el-Ieoooloiqooe
.i
...... ..... ....... ..... ..... .500,05c,$1.25
u..-n--.A ------------ o-.L\.'
I‘
i
Chopping Bowls .........
Brooms ....................... 10c
Whisk" Broom ......... 15c
50 foot Clothes Lines .......... .. 100
Lanterns 9 ........................ 3110
Mouse Traps ................... I
19c
. 83.25
......... $2.75
25c
49c
35c "
i;
. ........ . i
i,
50
NORWALK, CONN
n_ . I-d "
V f .. -L . ._ _ '9 ~ mefifléf -...__-
‘ . BARGJINS. . . .
One-half "dozen steam gauges.
hot air pump. all kinds of old
tools and machinery 2 large kettles
reading books. pulleys, shutting
S '12” [k and hangers. piping of various
0" 01' W 8 sizes. Highest prices paid foI ron.
Trust Co.
,‘flmfi- »
IS OPEN A TURDA Y
1N6;
from 5:103! o 'otook.
19'
Merchant}; “and other:
‘: wanting Qhango
can be Aoommodatod.
1y
Convenient line to open an
. . . (10000101110
Savings 9 finest.
Largely because they are foresight-9,
ed in what they undértake.
Many of«our successful men began . :
their‘progreas upward by opening a
Savings Bank account.
A wonderful stimulus is the thought
that one is “getting ahead "
THE SOUTH NOR WALK 99
SAVINGS BANK.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
soup AND SUCCESSFUL. ~
0111 11110111. 0111 »
OQUTH NORWALK CONN
i '0
is.
0.. mm: remade
it M; in ;
J wane. Marvin.
9‘ stock and bands,
steel, metals and junk. Second IIOnd
brass chandeliers hardware. Abra
ham Harris. Raymond St. south Nor
walk. Close Saturdays. Phone till-i
...
Jacquelm Bros.
3100K BROKERS.
25 Broad Street. New York.
I‘I9Ii‘II' I‘
Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold for cash orcarrt‘ed on mar-
gin. Interest allowed on daily
balances. subjecflo check Quo-
tattoos furnished on all inactive
TRACK TEAM’S BECOND MEET.
NEW HAVEh.:hiay tor—The second
dual meet betweenthe track athletic
teams of Yale University and the Uni
varsity of California was held at Yale
field this afternoon. The Californian
team (If a dozen competed against.
thirtv or mom Yale athletes in thir
teen events. There were eight track
(ontests and flv'e field events. The
weather was cold and the high wind
made the conditions somewhat unset
lsfactory.
The usual intercollegiate system of
sewing was not followed. In today's
(ontests firsts only counted and the
scoring “as by events instead of
points.
. James E Sullivan, of New York‘ om-
rciated as referee. ,
" Glover‘s. the Plate
71 hits w
03.011010
-We seek an opportunity to
show you an Oxford of excep-
tional value, brim full of style
"and especially light in appear-
9 once, even though it has a welt
ed soul.
it" is really the best we could
purchase anywhere and in many
are money,
This oxford in II patent ‘I‘
other ramp, a seal goat oust»
game-0mm
.1.
"Jill;
How Can People of Lirnited In=
3%.. I Jinn:
comds Dreds Up=tosdate ?" I 9
w.._. .M-_......__..-
This store is the IIIIsII'cI to thc questioji.’ 9 ,l',l“S.
THE STORE OF' CREDI rid likewise the s Ig‘ .
doubt there are a great many articles (If wearliig Iappgg‘ei the ..
.1qu you (ea You CAN '1' hrronn 'rnni'rff ‘vooi cm; Arr (Fflfiti’i‘m‘m
and mu can have them with you want them. even tliough you haven't
the cash to pay down for tithin- YOU 'Ril‘ CREDIT IS G9&D M s; you" re
promise to pay is as good as cash Get what you ((330 when on want
it. pay for it as you earn the money. ' ?
One Dollar a Week—
-; ‘1‘. a ..‘5.
LAEpiEWiS'. ,
Tailbr- little" Suits
Venetians Seiges Cheviots, BioadI
Men’s Suits.
Fancy Worstcds Cheviots Clay Di
agonnls, Surges. all IInio'n made; cloths 'lnd 11180 a large 1in 0f Sepnr
; ate Skirts. Suits from 39.98 to $35.00.
Children's Dresses",
Sailor Suits and "Fitted Dresses. "a,"
Shirt Waists from 50c to $2.08, 9 ,largc variety. prices from 500 to $2.910.
. _ ,9 . , ,J
.,..9»..1,.9
‘.I, .
goods. Suits from $7.98 to $20.00.
, . Ready-made"
The largest assortment of ~Wnsh ’
woman AND
PaIcEs FROM (1.00
A COMPLETE SHOE DEPARTMENT ;FOl-'t MEN.
cHILosEu. snoss or EVERY DESCRIPTiON.
_TO $3.98.
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