{having her real.-
l-inviland street. made . .
Baker. assisted
lurk and Dr. Greg
. int.
' 3Uhickeus
Iineeting'lnst night but
routine husiness.
' . alley ..
'il'ey, o Yale University.
39::th Comm
is't Ghurch met last night
sements tor the concert
ti“? w'ooit from next Tnea~
' s- ‘Llndeberg, who has8
a course leading to
., 9.. " eekly meeting of the
, lid 6 thé East Avenue Memo
will re was. held last eening at
. 1"l‘ThIire were twenty
lth Roysll‘nncher as lead-
{ting Ir‘nd helptul meet-«
0 hilt concls‘ve, Improved
1989!) M3 list even ins, 9nd
‘ resting and encourage
_ members. The brain
a puroly of a routine
ill merge W Gladstone, of the
hilt lice force has thit-
yesterday for treat-
onp in has been suffering
r'troiible for some time.
til this hope for his speedy
mi (this returnaco hie nous!
"lilo
fire police three.
._ rlhur ti. B‘oyuton will returns
' the C
Schauh' s.
d wyeaterday for Mex-
s. practicing physicihn‘.
on" Works
. - '~ “ r e ‘
' station in anila ('1 street Mend made
(ii ,_ edtheoIil
Goodwi . into stop,
on when t 9 letter refused he drew
“his revolver after a s‘n'iiiciont urn-
and tired The man by this
» . tihre was ‘well down toward Day street.
The man was wounded in the leg
and he than” stopped, and went peace:
tully to D Cohurn, at-
tended him 9391‘“ erion results are
tested
N's, TRIBE INSTITUTED.
Unions ‘I'r'ihe of '8'out'lr 'Norw'aik, Vinita
Onnx Renovation In Stamford.
About twenty-live members of Uncns
Tribe of Red Men. including the de
gran team, went I;o‘ Stamford ioit even-
in; end assisted very meterl'aIIy in the
institution oi! Onox Trill No. .41
that city.) This new trihew as Iii'atltut
‘ ”ed in Royal Arcnnum Hull which was
well tilled there being about 150 Red
Men presents. Delegations (were there
(rem $ohlh Norwdik, Port Chester and
New Canaan.
The ceremonies chened with the
working or the, Warriors' degree by the
team from Uncas Tribe; 01:80th Non
walk. This was followed by the in-
ctr-notions h Great Prophet 0an Fee
tor; of Bri geporty, end "their linens
team worked the chief's degree. After
the work the new tribe held its elec
tion of ofllcere end the state oiliners.
Great Sachem F. W. Settles ct Meri-
den; Great Prophet 0an Foster or
Bridlleport. and Great Chiet 0: Bee.
ordo William Saunders. oi Nougatuck.
duly Installed the newly elected oiiic
rAfter this there were speeches by
several 0: those prenénG followed by a
collation. The stole oiilccre compib
mented the team 0! Guess Tribe on
their fine work. as (lid all those pres-
ent. The new tribe starts in life with
about forty members. The local deie
nation, many 0! them. returned home
on the 12:08 trnln while a few remain-
ed until the last train at 1:15.
. slew—”war:— .
STEAM!!! FRI TOWED To PORT.
NEW YORK. Nov; 8 .——The wrecking
steam Rescue brought the Norwegian
steamer Fri Into port today from
Kingston. Jam. The Fri ran aground
August 26 on the Pedro suit 150 miles
tromqlti ton on s tel , berths
gone too enluegos,‘w wtlr 9 half?) or
cattle and the oatle were driven over-
board tod lighten the nhih. {The' short
tailed and the remote or the Wreck-
Ins steamer was secured
D.
.._——
Joseph Weic 33m Berth .Norwelk
young man. p’ick’e up. in Mechanic
street. and later sent to the (rims-
house. was not returned admittance to
the hospital. it appears that Wei lob
was taken to the almshouse on
there it“ stunned by ' "
BrrperIandont lilaIte
out eyed vest trom‘ a men "
Good Value: From
$5.00
(”m—.4. ...
D Gottlieb
‘11 North Main Strut. .
0.0.. -9 9’. a”..- . aw“... d. .. . ... n..-......o......o.....W..—..
second hour. after a temporary and in-
significant rally. The selling pressure
was aggravated by the appearn'ce ot the
bank statement. which was wanker
s'toolta were throWn open ith some
nppearan‘cn oi‘dl'norder. (iv on rice to
rumors o1 financial diihcultles. The
break in Reading relished 4%. St Paul.
3%. and In many lr‘rrportantmtcnde
stocks from 2 to 3. Delaware and Hild-
son dropped 7% end Hocking Valley
tracts freely on the decline sud t eir
buying (allied Sugar to list nig t's
level and sensed recoveries of a point
in other leading stocks; The selling
was renewed at the recovery. and the
closing wile active and 'yreak
TODAY'C QUOTATIONS.
neporu over Driven Wire or Monies
& Goldschmidt, coinmlssion brokers.
Swan: & Gorb'ett's block. acuth’ Nor-
wdlk' 1", ‘
.... a or ill."
I 0999!“.
Am. '6'. &_ l9‘.. 35%
Am. C. h!” pl. 92% 92%
Am. Cot. Oil, 53 753%
American Ice. 101,5 19%
Am. Ice. old. 38% 3896
Amer. Loco. ‘22
Am Smelt. ii i
Am. Sugar. 115% 116 11m 114%
Anaconda, .9, 92 88 89
Tia: 819.85% 99%, 99% 89%
A.’l‘.&8..ii‘ p. 99% 99 9% 9895.
Bait. & Ohio, 109% 199% 101% 102
Bidyu. RT... 91% ((0 «so
Chen. 9 Ohio 47%471g9924596
Ghl. (It. West. 28% 28% 2 gilt
C. M. a St? 184% 13.4% 1819‘ l
Col. 2'. A: I..‘ 599
Col. 80 th. 99 99%
or ii: iii ii: iii
““99 367/9 8,399 3999991
old"). 09 y 99 9959995
Ir 14:96.1“ 1499914};
383 181
i ills
lirie'. 1
ill. 091999913
38
2499 2499. M
thn expected. lienvy blocks or various »
4. Room traders put out short con» the
r
We have a speclnl lot of Rleece Lin-
ed Underwear. at
be per Quit
940 per Suit
per Suit
3‘ "lull line of Ribbed Under-
or all colors, white. blue. ten and
flesh. 'st No 9 Suit. A complete line of
Woolen Socks. black gray and flesh.
“1259c a pair. Boys’ Sweaters from
49:: up Also Fancy Vests. from title
up. and a; full line of B is B high grade
Dress Shirts. at 98c.
no. (3 Non in mm 51..
momentum BLOCK.
neuron ‘verasv (records.
I...”—
: Fact; Regarding Hi9
vementb.
'Maow Tolls
BOSTON Nov. 9.--Mnny lines or
procedure this morning‘ confronted the
police who are Investigating the mur-
.loroun assault cases which have occur-
red in Sonnet-vii e and Waverley within
past meant. They have to slit a
mess (rt avid tquhioh he; eccumu'lat
ed no the “waged the arrest or A. G.
Meson. last day and the finding
or the watches of at 9 two women who
isve died from Injuries entrained in
te assaults. in wBoston pawn shops dur-
ing the week Yesterday 9 develop
(hunts Were considered favorable to
Meson. the suspect. who is held at
Cambridge ch ged with the murder at
Clara A. 910%. at steriey. last
Saturday even as. the new broker who
bought tfio tche having (sued to
identity Killian. i 9 one who panned
the uni cles.. MoreoVer. the alibi
claimed by liken and his friends ap-
peared to have been strengthened by
the corroboration o! .i. H. Orsuhroolt.
of Bolton.
FOOT'IALL PLAYERB' MIOHAP.
w
Fell Under Trlln n humor and Loot
Lo it Leg
ANDOVER. Moan, Nev. 8.-—Johu
Collins. oi the Princeton football team
has lost his left leg hi the itnee en the
9'33““ oi being runover by a train liars
n y.
Collins. who was later halt back on
the Phillipe Andovfer eleven for two
years and capuin on the team in 1999. ,
J.
more here y terday to ottend the am
nun] an. atom Phillip-indeter-
lll ipq- Willi!
tori.»
"lids: on in Boston nod Maine roil-
rocd truck- 1 might trniu struck hint
and out or hitter! toot The doctors
: er the lavrenee’ Imire-hint]. to which
collide one :tnken. decided inst empo-
, “Hall It .1110 III!” WM IRWIN”.
Nov 3....“ the our
use Hire (11mm: ;
RNDV HIV”
’ 00m mom
HosreruandVUm when.
Croclré‘dl andGlass.
(iciram
John M. Hall was reelected president;
William D. Bishop vice-president oi
the board; William L. Squire trensur"
or. and William D. Bishop, Jr., secre— ,
tsry.
._.—.
if a man Is a jay a white vent won t ',
save him.
[Wears ,
Ready For I
Your Bay
with a line of Stylish Overcoots
that have the, right sort“? or vim
and snap to'them: The new lens . '
doubltg'flife'nstetl Over“, Coat with
velvet coilnr. A speciullender
st V} .. g.
* Ago 8 to 8. This Coal. is easily
worth 95.00
A few or inst year's amount,
less than half price.
1. Davis lion
mtcne. CLOTHIIIRB, m4,
TIRB AND PURNIQHIBS.’
_ . 89 Wuhlngton strict.
‘ ‘ loath Nor-walk.
telephone «18912.!
ncsa has for its basis an equal treatment of oil .
customers. No matter whether you etc weal
are the same. You can buy as cheaoiy' for 'cre-
' (lit as if you paid spot cash and piled our coin
:9 r '9‘} 9
L _
.. WI: don't figure our business on the basis
V of how much we are going to lose—«w: know
Is", tendons. Our 'daily receipts. from payments on r.
' account equal to the receipts from cool: cal
the people can buy reliable garments here-ca't'l,
(r ord to pay what good garments are worth
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