rein nrrived here over the tr at 9: 20 this morning. . was about fliteen minutes F0 30m distance this morning , ‘ need or over seventy it” p the lost time The be hunting camp ' in ii taut from there ”$9 0': he ourney will NW , he station here. but was in he south‘ yards to the Y '00 and Minsissippi d proceeded as soon ‘ ted y. they assertln3‘ omuunyu controlled by the _ ”is at present filling in under ordinary cir- . £0 to the Morgen it deter hich was closed by n ” The "walk out was “night and when the em e company reached the morning they found it 3uard~ , hundred pickets from ' Wright rectory. Every was guarded and labor men ‘ will be dune until the so» decides to cognite the es and vvould lentil today had been intimidated by the large kets; from. the Morgen 8: up I ‘13—-A discs» :11; l: . ‘thee‘ senerél utilitarian it Cempan'y 2t Oly- ertly betel; gth‘e‘ no in side 6! Locks- ‘etreet destroying the business The tire dofiart‘nient of this World companies to assist 3 the flames. The estimated MW ‘ . TISUT FIELD TRIALS. ,F‘X‘ON. Nov 13 '--Tbe nutumn _ the Connecticut Field 'l‘riels ‘ odsy, after u successful mills. First ‘prise in the the membership Wile welcomes Chiei, own ‘; awiey. of Bridgeport 81x» Wei the association attend- wentygiuur dogs were I 1' iii CHAMBER OF DEPUTlEe or. 18.-—lntense excitement in the chember oi deputies liking of is pistol in tile ' Members crowded to the : ‘ Mid round tint . and I: Goidschmldt 00mm 1: colenisl regiment ll vslver ill be sir. hi 9illil Pulling" W It” Be is be- , Amnlb Copper, 68 sill stipulation use adjourned this , ‘ utternoon: It is probable that the next . ~ session will be. in Hui-tier till 1903. Among the clergyman 'vill‘o or seed the convention today there Rev .A. Bomberger. 0.1).. oi Philadelphié; Rev. W. S. Perkins. HMelldenl-‘R yil'enry Clerk Bristol; Rev. C. H d3. 1).!) New York and Rev. .lolln r ,Grnnt, o'. 'Meridcn., , .. . BUTLER CASE ARGUMVENTS. COLUMBIA, 'Mo.. .Nov‘. ‘lllrshrgn- ments in the case of Colonel Ed‘Butler. the St. Louis millionaire and‘politicisn. on trial on the charge of attempted bri‘ hery. began today before Jud3e Hockn- dny. The judge allowed three and one hours to each side: C. orrick Bishop opened for the state and was toliowcd by Judge Chester ll. Krum tor the defense; ' TODAY IN WALL STREET. m WALL STREET 10: 10 ll. mm~0peu- in; prices shorted violent advances on tilrol‘lxh the list Owing to the better » -sentlment unused by reports or adjust ment effected in the speculative situa- lion. The now Book island securities listed yesterday and dealt in on the exchange for the llrst time this morn- ing were watch with especial interest. The common stock said up to 48%. compared with 46% bid on the curb at the closing last night and the melon red advanced to 77%, compared with 73% bid last night. There were six thousend shares or St. Paul sold at - 178 to 178% compared with 1’17 last night and the stock advanced iurther to 179 . . There were gains of two points in illinois Central Delaware and Hod» son and General l'dlectric. and of from 1 to 1% in Southern Pacific. United States Steel; Baltimore and Ohio. Amelgamnted Copper and other lead ing stocks amongst the soft coolers. Pocliics and Southwesterns The transa tors were in very large blocks open. inn soles running from 1000 to 3,000 shores. in several prominent stocks, followed by other sales of even larger blocks. ~ WALL STREET noon—~Lurgc new buying orders were well distt‘hbutfii and carried prices up to the top level 1 again, and in some stocks slightly higher than the opening. Pennsylvania was in large demand and hellisville 5 rose 155 over the opening level. Am- ong the less active stocks Pittsburg. U. C and St. Louis rose 4% Wheeling and Lake Erie first preferred, 4; New Haven 3. and Elie 2nd preferred and iluckawnnns 2. There were fractional recessions and a dull market again be- iore noon. Bonds were strong. WALL STREET.1 p. m.-Speculao tive liquidation was resumed in tile specialties with the pressure directed chiefly against Amalgamated and Brooklyn Transit. These stocks yield. ed ‘A and 1 point respectively below . yesterday’ is close and there Were also important reactions in Sugar. Colorado Fuel Tennessee Cool and Internatione all Power. Railroad stock's did not out- for much but there was some selling owing to the persistent henvlness oil Missouri Pacific, which sold below 10?. TODAY'I QUOTATIONS Reports over norm in 8mm 0. Corbett's hi Walk: : . .Ouen HM: :5“ Alma . n F. Anne is F or 89 Ant; Cot. Oil. or sales American ice loll. . Mn. ice old. a; Cu- Ame ,. iii ‘ , Mn Sugar 11095110 714 A F88 98% g: M ' 0 w " . tom 10 And More. -W—Mn Underwear Heavy Wool Fleeced ”16%;?“ Ger-Malt. 39c." Over Cents Good Values From ’5. 00 . -m.m. D. Gotilleb I! North Main Street. mum»... .. . .....,....w.~_ ~y~n-mw -www...‘ local New» loin There will be special music at the sizervice at Grace Church Sunday eveué n3. _ Charles Rigby, oi South Main street, has been discharged (rem the Nor- walk hospital. Grace Church Vestry held a meeting, lust evening. but only million business was transected Mr. and Mrs. J Rhinelunder oi New York were guests lust week at Grace Church lectory. Mrs A s. Van Duzer and MissVan Duzer of New York were 3ueata last week at Mrs Hulllert. of West avenue. At the 10: 30 turn lift-vice at Grace Church Sunday. Berni Raymond will render Handel’s swarm" on the violin. The ten days allowed by the law to candidates to lilo thein election expens- es expires toniorrow. There are still quite a number to be heard from. George Olhnme. \vho attempted sul- clde. is not as well today. as be has: lever and is delirious. The wound in his ueclt is healing. and it is believed he wil recover The Sentinel has been asked to deny ‘ the statement that Miss Lottie Am~ bier. oi South Norwslk. and James Mason, or Wster street Norwolk, mer- ried recently " Mr. and mum mill; W. Lester eu- tertsiued the members of the (lo-Softly , Club last evening at their home in Bey- ‘ view avenue. » Whilst ms enioyed alter . , which refreshments u in some " The entertainaenfi Committee or Company D has all-round to hold e smoker. next Wednesday event . g ‘ the Armory“ Each member is twirl-j _, leifl‘dd to invite ‘ s few cumbtown r en a.) . c VIII, 0 Mrs. Delis persteu "*‘flnfltthfihnfit smut be in no ”‘9‘" mg: or. “1‘“ ’5 Dress Shirts, st 980 30 SOUTH MAW :Opposlte Hot 3 underwear. .4 'We have a speciul lot or Fleece ‘1‘“ ed Underwear, at 65¢ per Sui! 94s per Suit. 78c tier Suit * [Also a full line oi‘ Ribbed Under- wear, all colors, white blue ten and , : dean. at 94c 11 Suit A complete line of woolen Socks black gray and flesh at 12w: 3 pair Boys' Sweaters, tram lilo up. Also Fancy Vests: mm 980 up. and a. full line or B & B high grade no. 6 mm mm 37.. Notice. , Further inrunanl ; Notice is hereby given that the - Council of this city proposes at its next regular mec kg to be held on De camber 1st 190i 8 p. rm, to app pro prints the sum $300 tor the Fire Department of s d city for current ex- penaes and the sum of 80. 25 for Elec- tion Expenses Dennrinlent oi? sold city for current announce. skid appropria— tions being in addition to the app ro- citations for encll‘ otisnld departlnents loads at the ndicqsuned eunuui city locating luv the rr'ent year. By order at the, Council , JOSEPH R. TAYLOR‘ :9 city Clerk South Norwulk'Nov.10 1008i . Fish most a... - .; ltidxeileld Coun.,Nov. 6.1900. Dr. Dick‘s Medicine Coin puny, . scum Nowell! Conn. mums ll " 70 as hummus: COMMISSION: MANILA Nov. 13 —-The nomination of Gustavo Neideriein, 0! Philadelphia. and Pedro Pntemo oi Manila, to be commissioners lor the Philippine at ‘ tile St. Louis Exposition and that or ' urrero as secretary of the Phil. » ‘ gaging fair commission have been con , Leond I_. We lire Ready For ‘ Your Bay with a line on Stylish Overconts that hove the right sort oi‘ vim and ship toliiilém.‘ The new long double breasted Over Coat with ~ velvet collar. A special leader ‘ at ‘ woo. .3 Age 8 to 8. , This Coat islessily worth :5. oo. ‘ ‘ 5 A few or lost year's styles at ', less than hell price. ‘ ‘ rubella. one rune pawn , Ribbons and Laces. House Furmshmas Credit System, as we apply it to our bilat- has has for its basis an equal treatment of all ‘ customers. No matter whether you are weak. tendons. Ou'r dolly receipts from payments 0 account equal to the receipts from cash soles of ‘ the ordinary cosh storeovvhere are we no worse off then they? Thornton we can sell arms low a price a the people gan- buy reliable garments barman. ' client to pay what good garments are worth on our plan. be not have to content them selves with poor clothing because they canoe
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