”1—— June ill—Prices oi « were.smashed un— - oi thalamus sales opened. Blocks of hares. o! the principal were‘ thrown upo the les sior ‘ouotstiéns. locales on re over a point. The pro (in e from all quar- . unattributed sisal-ions hood d the political . i A. large short ' of the opening and powerful interest rting orders in the mar- ttherewfwas a substan» hich carried some land- li to 'or above last night. ”to liuuidate sent rises we by 11 o'.clock here p a little later. but In ed much excited and preterm shares reached of their history. ex- Mlohed momentarv “The market made 12 o'clock, and 1; Mowhat more or. 16: 10 . m. L-The opened and a flood otA .Ahrowa upon the ~ blacks and at wide :thpuaond shares of and 54%. compared Six thousand .- H -, ”as? night hand so. Three of Pennsylvania sold 28%. compared with and 8,000 shares 0! ‘lpold at 28 and 29%. V last night. All the amongst the era; Pacillcs and Gran- 8 ht declined o 8 point or , e’ and Nashville , ":Erie 2nd. pid.. 2%. - . c. 2%; Kansas and Tea- Steel Car 1% nick rolly of two points Nashville, a point in ‘and higher prices on Queen Quality e WiiiPdSSNlll’Wdlii Special irain “WI Stop ' five Militias in Stamford and Bridgeport. Next Moat :ilay' Evolving and Norwah c‘iiio a shade over last night. uragement over 4 931 cm. or. West. 18 Oxfordo. S2. 30 lento. / $3.00 FD‘.-‘Lyon&Co. New York Central and Amalgamated were lifted to last night's level and the Pacincs Atchison and the Erica to within a fraction. Northwestern. ex- dividend. sold 2% over last night. As soon as it was perceived that the buy- ing was‘deereaslng at the rally. the pressure to liquidate was renewed and by 11 o'clock new low records were being established. WALL STREET noon—The market continued nervo s and excited and the occasional raili s seemed to be due only to quick proilt taking by room shorts. The higher prices were made a basis for renewed liquidation Prices during the second hour were lower than before. There were. many do cllnes ol 8 to 4 points in the inactive list. The speculatiVe leaders rallied 1 to 1% at noon. Bonds were very weak. WALL STREET. 1 ii. m--'l‘he rally in prices alter the noon hour was long continued. St. Paul, Missouri. Union Paclilc. Canadian Pacific. Roch island. Baltimore and Ohio. Norfolk and West- are Pennsylvania. Reading, Atchlson Sugar and People‘s Gas got back to yesterday s close or only a small tree- tion below while Amalgamated sold 1% and New York Central 7‘. above. The general run of stocks ruled a point or two above the lowest. Liquidation continued in some of the dormant etocks. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private wrre or Ms- ples S Goldschmidt. Commission Bro hers. Swarta (t Corbett Bloch, South Norwaik: Open High Low 1: 30 Amal. Copper. 51 51 62% Am. C. a F. 84 33% Am. 0 SF. pf. 91% 81% Am. Cot Oil 81 83 American ice, 8% 8% Am. Ice old, 81% 81 Amer. been 20% 20 Am Smelt, 45% 44% «7 Am Sugar 115% 110% 115% 115% Anaconda, 84% 84% 83 A. '1‘ as Fe. 55 6514 63% 54% A.'l‘. I: 8.8‘. pt. 91% 82% 91% 9215 Bait. Sonic, 80% 81 79% 8015 Bitlyn. R. T.. 55 56 51 5514 Chas. S Ohio. 85% 86 85% 35%. ‘Chl a N W. 167 168 167 16715 18 17 17% QM. 8:81. P014716 119% 147% 148% 00111 £11.. , 641g 64% 64% 64% Gel South.,161‘ 16% 16 16 Consol.(}as.188% 188% 187 188% Del S Hod" 186% 167% 186% 167% Detroit South. 18% 12* 121,9 12V. aria” "1-1 ta. :2... i4"... 33%: 333‘ 0 ii A than» 1.11 13m 1101; 119% Lou S Nash..105% 10755 105% 1071‘ Manhattan. 185% 188 185% 185% Net. St. Ry.. 122% 12816, 121% 18815 flex. Central, 21% 21% 2] ad lies. N’tctta. 21 ‘ 211$ 80% 81% . 1815c 1816. ‘ Nerf. “V National Lem 155$ 15% 16 5% N Y.Oentrfl.124% 186 123% 125% West. say. so as say. _ Out. West. 23 2 out 2211 ~ Penn. R R.,123* 134% 188 123% People's Gas, 85 85%, News. Car iii 51% 51 51% Reading. 1‘ 43 “48% 41% 42% Read. let 9111., 81 81 80% 80% lie-11,811 ,cc. so so. so V ‘All 1: 1a Rock! ~ F.82 31 ‘3, Root II'Ialtd 117.70 70 89% 7 mlhheraoods, 28 . 8815 88%- “ 47% .1. iii: 11y. «it 1.2.18 lbfi 78% 18% it . ranged to the present time it much attention in money nowadays!" trip ‘ all People can see a m— The iamoushistorlcal Liberty Bell will not stop at South Norwalk on ltll travels through the original thirteen states. it will, however, pass through here and all who desire will 1.21» no opportunity at seeing it do so. A num- ber of people however are planning to go to Stamford and Bridgeport, where five minutes stop will be made and appropriate usrcises will be held: The train will pass through here, Mon- day alternoop about 6 o'clock. leaving Stamford st 5: ”45. For the iirst time in the history of the United Staten: the country' s great- est and most sacred relic—the Lib- erty he'll—~11! to be taken on a Journey through some or the- original thlrc teen stands, where lived and fought... the men who made the hell what it is today—the countly's most prised relic On Monday morning. June 15. the bell, accompanied by the mayor of Philadelphia. John Wehvse. pad joint special committee oi" city coun- clls. acting as its escort, will he tak- en in Boston, there to form a con- spicuous object on Wednesday June 17,011 the occasion. of the 128th au- nlverssry celebration of the battle at Bunker lull. In Boston. the greatest preparatioaa are now being made (or the reception or the Liberty Bell and its special . escort while in that city. will be the Ancient company of Boston. the oldest mili tary organisation in the United States. From all parts of Massachu- setts, thousands of people will go to Boston on that day, not only to par ticipate in the celebration. but us peclally for the purpose of seeing the hall. “which proclaimed liberty throughout all the land unto all the . inhabitants the-real." in Philadelphia, next new... the citizens of that city will also assist in the Boston celebration and the bell will he sent away with an im- posing military escort and parade , through the principal streets. When the hell is removed from independ- ence hall and loaded on the truck it will be escorted by a guard of honor consisting oi the First. City troops. Philadelphia Cavalry and the First regiment. National Guard of Pennsyl- vanla the two crack military orgauln' rations oi‘ the state. The First troops though not so‘ old as the Ancient and Honorable Artillery company of Boston. dates from Revolutionary times and has had the honor at vs rious times of having acted as the escort of every president or the Uni ted States from the time or Washing- 1011. For the tourney en route. the «$0111 mlttee named to arrange for the trip has been deluged with communica tions from almost every city and town between Philadelphia and Bow ton asking that arrangements be made to have the bell pass through those places so that the people might at least have a glance at it. Vinny towns have also made requests that the bell train should stop tamer 11(- teen minutes in order that due hon« crs' could be paid to the hell. with pa- rades and other demonstrations. So far as possible the committee arranged to have as many stops on route as could be made without de- laying the train too much. As an a week is taken up with the trip. with stops at all the important cities and towns. where ample opportunities will be made for everyone desirous of see- lag the bell. The ball will occupy a special hat car on the rear oi the train. constructed especially for the trip and will. he so mounted that “mm hell goes. it will easily besrenbytbosewhoareaaalossto see i. . ' “Don‘t you think that people pay too “No. 1 don’t.“ answered Senator Sor- ghiila. "Time was when a titty-Mia:- hill looked as big as a term a men- her of the; legislature. Now won’t W and Honorable ArtilleryV D” All: mention to it whatever."-,—- r ”r. Egalnson Painter and Decorator. TbeV‘Best Work at Reasonable Prices. ~PAINTEYS’ summe— 82 N. Main Street. Haulage Is A Shutting-Post. but before you tie up take out a policy with the Conn (len'l Old Line ins 00.. of Hartford. rnso H. FIELD, elm Agent United Bank lldg.. So. Nov-walk. Especially needed In this dry weather. L] W” SPRINKLERS. BIRD!” HOSE. HOSE NOZZLES. SPRINKLING sore, sun noon seasons. Norwal H’ d’ w 9 Co. V 34 Main 31.. Nnrwalir. Capitaij. ”MM Surplus. 8186.000 Q Savings and lessen. ‘ .'f.»w0Fle YORK. WINDOW Slate Supervision of Nels "York anti Connecticut. Pail 5 per seat. OFFICE, 12 N. MAIN ST. Issldsnt allergies} Resident Managers "crusher Lee S. l... Osborn chutes 11.6w dolls I. Lawrence (4 .... “a..." .,. -' Four Stylish Ladies oxfords at 53150 14113911 Kid; waited soles. patent up, and military heel. a—ols‘soa lea; turtles soles, am up, On bin heel. A‘riir? light and drossy Oxford. Mlaaedkid. patent tip, turned soles. m1 heel-«a V 17 an ‘ - . cause then are to be had 111 such attractive siulcs iii" Glover’s The Place If ' ‘ O . ‘ D. Gottlleb military heat. A walling Oxtord. ‘ 8~Glaled kid. wanes doles, kid ”9 M. KRASOVITZ i I Kipxl 1h" ' it is a matter of pride with women nowdaiis iobei'weii or i sided w lb waists for Summer Wear}; not 011111 for that . * act bu Wearing their waistsou Warm Summer (laps; ‘ sonabie prices that there is uaturailu no 51101156 for not being pos- sessed of an unlimited Supplu of this row uselul part of the ward robe. The stock would not be complete without om usual sup-- plu of elaborate and beautifullu trimmed garments made of silk and other materials for formal occasions. but we have dozens oi smart waists made on the same lines as the more expensive ones and which will be lound most becoming and attractive... All white materials such as Lawn. Cheviot. Pique: Silk Damask and Linen. are yew popular and are to be had at prices ranging from $1.00 to S485 925. x . Colored waists made of Ginghams, Cheviot Chambro Pi‘ que. and Pounce. from 501.10 S5. 75. Black Lawn waists from $1.10 $1.75 Black and White India Silk waists from S2. 25 to S4. 00. TRISTRA Men 9 Serge Suits the product of the Washington Mills. 7.. y’tHvATT made very well and is good value at 312.00. Our price. _ $8.50. Men's Wool Crash and Wool 1‘1...» hols, made up into lieplccc Suits so that we can sell them at ‘ $5 50. it you get such qualities elsewhere . You wilinay 88.50 and 810.00. Wash Knee Pants, 2 pairs. 25c. Boys Overalls, 85c pair, made of ,, blue or brown denim. Cleaning out sale of Tailor Made Suits. ‘We . have a areal stock on hand ‘ and to clear them out we will cut the prices ell-post in half. EASY PAYMENTS No 111011811 needed. Wear the goods While paulno tor ”O ii North Main or. South Nov-walla ‘ 1: can. can. and'iarricr signers slam eraser. some seawater. _ liasaiin'e husotShirtWalsts. Shirts. Jackets and Salts ready made. - The beat in quality. style and mass. and or sit the miller .goods oi the day. Pricés reasonable. Altering tree. Also Walking. hassling. Bier Vols sans. also; Habit. emu. m W and Capes of all kinds. ’ .. 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