pl'lz‘il has secured the
' ‘fiflsm at the Nor~
“8: .lvlaviland
‘theuucst of nor
1‘ oltyclerkioi
1 97 1..‘o 0.17..
31111 eating this even-1
it
ashlng‘t‘ou street.
:31. egree on several
Whit L‘o so. ‘S‘hepherdn‘ at
will hold its first meeting
tituted this evening in
01'39- Hall Main street
exnbers are lug
hadderton of Larch—
L. Manvllle, of New
, jaw-ii“ dthelr respective
i _ lter a several days
“ BIB. Mauville
. 613‘ “
.1 1111 monlng witnesses to
owe? the opening or the
'e» given joi11tly by
'and Hal. Flu‘i’ehers'
The money
,1 1 1-. Green. pr‘esl-
ri ‘ 11111 Endeavor Seciety.
dbilee‘ rangers from vlr~
present
In the
nbic paper 11 “'i‘he Coun~
as road by Dr. Gaines.
.1 rite-1.17 ‘1 Moore Stray-
semen on "The Use oi
, Dhurcli Work." and there
shy Hon. John 11. Per .
All the addresses
. heintul eugl interest-
noose bexxadsman at
Mill st tstion, has found
toninhiiist who ran into
lithe corner or North Main
stredto. last Sunday after»
manner McGately. oi
castely's 1m tell oi! rt
use Robert Dnmdsse‘.
‘ thdr, .,piok _.
tell? it
‘e
_ .1. .1 ‘ 11‘ ‘
. the Methodist}: or thirty m e 1e ‘
ed ‘hyit D. P. Stevens, litter w
the wor oi! organisation was procos 1‘
ed with,
BURNED To DE TH IN 01-1
SPRINGFIELD. Mass"
William Duffy was born
and Martin Kine and Will to
weed. of Agawam,‘ way b
in a i‘l‘re which 1-; 1
this morning ‘A 11y left
on a hot stove i so d to h‘ the cause
New vehx. November 1‘21 oday 11
stock market opened with another soils 1 “
ing movement. in the chum of which
prices were lowered meteflnlly.‘ More
weak accounts Were 1111 we overboard
at the opening today..nnd calls by
brokers
margius were numerous. _
It was regarded as significant that
‘ much of the eaily selling came from
houses with western connections whlch
31133931951111: the so tive‘ contin-
g'ent in that section had let go of 1m
stock. Louisvillesmnd Nashville, and
Missouri Pacific were the strongest is-
sues in the entire llet. making only -
small (notional declines. Extensive
covering by the shorts. together with
buying here and there. by strong lu-1
tere‘sts helped to rally the market he-
tore the end of the first half hour. All
through the early session the market
was so active that at tix‘nes the ticker
was fully ten minutes behind actual
operations. 1
WALL STREET,10:10 n row-Heavy
liquidation was renewed at the open-
ing of the stock market causing wide '
declines in the principal speculative
stocks. The first sales oi.’ Amalgamat-
. ed Copper was of 1,200 shares at a
. drop of 1H and another 1101) shares
carried it down 35 further. 011 sub
sequent sales the stock rallied a with!
Each of the United States Steel stocks
opened wide on the sole oi live thous-
and shares the common at 86 to 3111115.
compared with 36% last night and the
preferred at 82 ed to 83 compared with
83% last night.1 Northr‘aestern lost
3. General Electric. Tenn. Coal and
Delaware and. Hudson .2 Northem Ps-
cliic 1%. Erie and Texas ’nnd Pacific
1% and Pennsyivauls. Wabash Chess-
peake and Ohio. Atchison common and
preferred, Mhnhattan, St. Paul a point
or over Colorado Fuel alter a de-
clln‘e of n traction rallied 1% The
market became very feverish after the
opening.
WALL STREET 1 p. m.~8unpurt~
log orders appeared in the market
again when the decline had gained 11
good headway. Louisville and Read
lug touched the lowest on the move-
ment. and 8t.Psul.8usa1-. Colorado
Fuel and Amalgamated tdinned s ero-
ly. (in the rebound Manhattan. or-
33111 and western. sud Canadian Paol-
c were lifted about a point over last
night. but the list did not generally
set back to the best.
TODAY'I QUOTATlONIi
nonoru over nmlte wire or nitpla‘u
I: Goldsohmldt communion broilers.
Bwsrts a cordon-s block. 801111111 Nor-
talk:
so i
Ahisl. Coupons 5E H685:
Am 0 at R.
Am .
LOW 1‘:‘30
6
to their custo ‘ers {or extra 1' . I
- an:- years.
g5. next meetin
11o as too
Over Coats
‘ Good Valor: From
"since
«Mr 1m»..—
D. Gotilieb
I! North Main sneer-
SUNDAY ‘SOH‘OOL WORKERS.
u-v-J—um
Officers, Elected and Reports Mode at »
This Morning’s Session.
MERIDEN Conn. November 13....
The reports or Miss Harrle‘t E Walden.
state superintendent. and Miss May 13
Lord. state missionary. and the elec-
tion of oillcere. occupied the attention
or the delegates to the twentyosixth hi»
ennln‘l convention of the State Solidi?
School Workers. at the morning session
of the second day 01 the conVention.
W A. Duncan. P11 D.,o1' Syracus Unlu‘l
versity. and E. P. St. John. oi Clark
University. Worcester. Mass.. delivered
fddresses. Dillcore were elected as tot.
ows-
President. F. .1-1. Millie {Glaston-
bury: Vicennresident.~ H. Spanner,
Kennington; recording-secretary. John
W. Logan. ‘Meriden; treasurer, O. 1!.
Prior. Hertlord- auditor. N o Mead.‘
Norwich. . 1- .
Board of directors
Fairlield county. W P Hatch. Stain-
tord; Leroy Barnum. Danbury; L.D.
Fillmnn. Bridgeport.
Hartford county-ll D. Rees and G.
H.81aunton. oi Haitian-d; David Gor-
don. flsnrdviile. ,
New 1101111011 county—8.? Bishop.
Norwich: Rev. W s. McIntyre. New
London: Robert Palmer. Noank.
2 Middle“: county. 8. 0. man and
Professor 1!. W. Conn. Middletown:
Rev. G H. Gardiner. Deep River.
Tolla‘nd county, Richard Ellis. littor-
‘tord Sgt-lugs; 119120.!) Gould. Rock-
Ville: '1‘ Topliii', GS‘outh Coventry
‘OALL huo s‘ov voo‘n
‘ Hosiery
Underwear.
65o per S‘uit ,
94o, per Suit .
78¢ per:
Alcoa full" line uoi Ribbed Under-
wear all colors, white blue, ton and
flesh. in 94c 3 Suit. A complete line of
woolen Socks. Ablack gray and ilesh.
11112350 is nair.Boys'1Sweater-s from
tile on. 1 Also Fancy Vests. from 98c
up. and it full line of B, it 13‘ high grade
Dress sun-11 at 98c.
N0. ‘61 NORTH MM” «511.1
‘ ‘ H‘CKEMO BLOCK. .
1..-»..Wumfl. ,1...
user in his oath on a. aiding. The“ crowd
vgtionallty.
oresid'ent. but he waved them back.
The police. however took good care to
kc ‘p‘ the crowd hunk of the end or the
east 10: 41 for the went. and as it
pulled out the cromi cheered heartily.
The maiden: conic out on the back
platform and waved (codin- e. _
.. WM
71-11; mom T9_____‘__'135”‘- LABOR.
Proposed National Association of indo-
pl‘nt‘ie‘nt workman
NEW YORK, Nov. ‘12.-——‘~James W.
Bellinger. a clerk in the traffic de~
partmcn't oi the New York and New
Jersey Telephone mutiny. as sent
ou‘f thirty. typewritten olrcula letters.
most or them to friends in the tele-
prone emcea.w 1111111 read: 1
"Dear Sir: Th e ‘is‘ the first ‘step in
a increment to‘ org no a National 1A5-
aoci‘ntion ct Inde dent Workm‘en or
America tor the 1111er of securing to
its members the p tection guaranteed
to men by the Constitution in their
right. to sell their labor to whom they
1 choose Without the consent o! trades
unions. and to demand such protection
from the oillcers ot the Government
when they (all in their duty to provide
Litchtield connty—Rev. F D Dimer. .t.
Wlnstsd; ' Rev A F Johnson. New
Millet-d: 1-1. L. Bennett. Lakeviile. 1
Windham county—~11. J roots and
3W L David. at Donaldson; Dev.
Butler. Welt 'Wdodstoclt.
kins ml 1-! K
it Was eluted to hold the
in 1908 lasted do! m
t'ernst of it]; 1
1 11111111111 1111111991th
"it shall also be the purpose oi this
association to take the accessory legal
measures to oomnel organised inhor to
observe the laws-«end to bring in tin
mention (it the a core of the (iov9m,
mont‘sny Violation of Elie lows oh
scenic to ‘11 rerd'switchxnan or an engl- ‘
amsséd at this display at uncou- .1
The secret service men 1
With the train started to follow the 1
the n. and the prdiloent had a clear ,
Jiéld fur his constitutional. The train 1
. We have a special lot of Fleece Lin- 11 -
1 ed Undmear.s
much, and net inlo trouble. 1
Ever notice that boys never tie t‘ln
won‘t stand such foolishness.
We lire
Ready For
with 11 line of giylish Over-coats
that-have the 11.11.; sort of vim '
and than to them. The new long
double breasted Over Coat with
111/
velvet cousin“ ”' special leader
at
“ 19.9.3110 8. . 1:111sCont is easily
worth $5. 00. ‘
m.» in.
_ A law at last year's styles at
. in; than halt price.
mittens. etc-rulers. m. ‘
tens martial-lioness.
, There are a good ina‘ny’opnortunltles.
in this world to not foolish, talk the
cans to a bulldog's tail! A bulldog ,
Credit System. as we apply it to our line
“ ness has for its basis an equal treatment of all.
customers. No matter whether you at“: weal
thy or 1111 straightened circumstances our terms.
are the earns. You can buy as cheaply for ore!
‘ dit as if you paid spot cash and piled”yo§1r coin ‘.
right upon our counters. It means t her
roux wonn IS AS oooons your
Wicca plainly ‘rnarlfed‘. D
11th equal to the receipts front cult" ,
’ng‘f1"
the ordinary cash store—where are we nay
Worse oi? than they?
Norwalk Chronicler