. is W: way more
Scs'berigocelh
GIT PIANO CERTIFICATE.
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE 409.
[AAA NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLe
92-2--News Department
92-8—3usiness Department
‘ 44-2-Drsnch Olilce. Norwslk
890 --Edlter’s Residence
720-5—clty Editor's Residence
. WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly colder tonight and Sunday. An
extended; area of high pressure, cen-
tral this morning over Nebraska, is
producing pleasant weather with low
temperatures in nearly all sections
east of the Rocky Mountains. Zero
temperatures extend as far south as
Kansas and as tan east as Chicago.
ill. Conditions favor for this vicinity
fair weather with freezing tempera-
ture tor the next two or three days.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
Temperatures Low, 29; high, 40.
CloudY. , ,
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EVENING SENTINEL TIDE CAL-
ENDAR.
The Evening Sentinel Tide Calendar
for 1910 will be ready for distribution
Tuesday, December 21. Every news-
boy and newsdesier will be supplied
with calendars for distribution to
their customers on that day. Lociil
mail subscribers will receive the cal-
ender by applying at the Sentinel
office.
--—Xmas Umbrellas & Canes. O'Brien.
Such wonderful weather!
The Christmas shopper is
home" this week.
-—Give the housekeeper a moving
set. At C. E. Dow‘s.
The holiday shopping is being done
early this year.
Miss Helen Becker, of li‘nirqeld avo-
iiue, is entertaining Miss Edna Web.
or, of Tarrytown. .
w—Smokcru' articles for Xmas. Ci-
gars in holiday boxes. A. lircyi‘usa.
Xmas specials for tonight. will be
found in the adv. of C. .l. Minty. cc
Co. Better read it.
The stock of the Norwalk (‘ouniry
Club Company, $35,000. is hold liy
ninety-seven people.
-t-Go for your Christmas Trees to
U. E. Friedrich‘s, Railroad avenue.
A large line of holiday pert‘u es and
candles will be found at f. i . Bax-
ter's. They are put up in neat, attrac—
tive boxes and make an ideal gilt.
The Christmas chorus and orchestra
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church
will meet (or rehearsal in the lecture
room, Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
sharp. A large attendance is dcsircd.
~«(iiiristmas Presents and Wedding
(title at half price. 16 South Main St.
The entertainment committee of thc
Klawron Club propose to have another
smoker some time during the early
part of January. Arrangements are
being made to have it one at the best
at the season.
At a meeting of the directors of tho
Norwnllt Savings Society. hold yosicr-
day. a semi-annual dividend at the
rate of 4% per: annum was declared to
depositors hir the six months cndiui;
December 31. 1909.
—~Automoblio Robes. at F. E.
wood & Co's.
The contributions for the Christmas
dinner of the Salvation Army are not
coming in as rapidly as Captain
llayes would like. The hull Ill iii) Wiil~
or street will be open all next wot-Ii
to receive any contributions that may
come in.
Hang your Christmas wreath out-
side. it makes the greeting n liiilo
not “at
Loch-
. more general and seems to sprcud the
Christmas cheer more doliniioiy than
the wreath that is seen through pinup.
And the holly and overgcon hoop
much fresher, too. ‘
mswoaters for iioyu' Christmas. ling-
cra & Stevens have good once.
The union barber shops of the town
bavo agreed on closing rules {or
Christmas. The shops will keep upon
on Christmas eve until 10 o'clock and
on Christmas day until noon. (ii-dilute
iiy they Would he closed all day. but
this year. on account of Sunday lol‘
lowing the holiday, different Iil'i'itiigli-
month were made.
The stark paid a visit to tho liilllii‘
or Mr. and Mrs. James (ihiotio. or
itivoraide avenue and plate street.
this week and presented them with a
bouncing baby girl. This is the suc—
ond sdvent‘lii e Ohiottc lamiiy, the
first one, being Tomes, Jr. And now
James is passing around tho cianru to
all his lrlends.—~Wentporter-ilcroid.
--it you want anything tor the man
no to Copyright Clo. Co. »
llIiIl XIII Siiii‘iiiiiiili
'00." Quality 0mm I‘sney
m: Reunite. axiom. hflumry.
Combo. Instill.
W Mouton.
I WWIW If.
B- .
HOLIDAY
m
ANDERSON‘S
Launch Works
Boot Frames set up and ready to
k. . ,.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all. sites built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShellPolnt.Norwalk
‘A. J. Hand 8: Company
[Illiilillil ENGINEERS Illll
ililllliliiilllili
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’s Theatre Building, South Nor-
walk, Conn. . Phone 423
“MDavId W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office; 336-2..
Telephone at house, 693.
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NORWALK
Savings Society .
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Preet.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Prest.
Fred'k A. Elle. Decy I Tress.
«Misses and Children‘s Slippers.
Flynn & Ryan.
Skating is good on the ponds:
Skates and sleds will delight the
youngsters at Christmas time.
«» Children's "Nature Last” Shoes.
$1.25 to $2.00. Glover's shoe store.
if you wish anything in ”)0 llnc oi’
wliicn, coi‘dinin, cm, for (lhrisiliiiis you
Will lind ii lull II|l(‘ iidvcriiscd in tho
adv. oi the Control hotel. The prices
are right too. On the eighth page.
If you haven't. lime to no home for
lunch when out on a shopping tour
just drop in the Auditorium lunch
room and got a bilc. 'l‘hi,| cooking in
ii” that. (.‘0uld bc desired and the pri-
(‘t‘H ilillilt‘l‘llli.‘.
-Snspcndcrs! Finn to give lilt'll.
Finn Suspenders, boxed, ni liogcrs 8:
Stevens] 2.3x- up.
Al the ilostmi Store. iouiaiit piiccs
will be found to accouiiuodnic I'vory
lllll‘l'it‘. You will Iiud lilin oi‘ new
things that you have ncvcr anon lit“
ioi'c. llciicr go Ill and look the niock
over before you IIIIIRII the all iuipor-
that list.
—~I\'appcd lists for XlllllI-i. ()‘llricn.
lliickiuuhnin Post, No. l‘.’. II. A. It.
llii‘l. Iliiil night in its liiill. Wail sin-cl.
and voted to hold it joint installation
with iiic W. it. I'. on the first Friday
evening in January. The post accept-
ed the invitation of W. i.. llinncoi' io
attend his~ moving picture theatre,
Christmas ovc. alter the i'i'auhir moot»
inn. when he will put on a number of
palrioiic pictures.
Lot on buy It piano for your (‘hriui
lllIih‘I You run llicn repay us in Mlllllli
Weekly amounts. No inlorr-st churned
for tho iiccoiiiniodniion. (tome and no-
Ioct any instrument
stock, and we will deliver It on the
day you wish. Mrs. J. W. Siildwoll.
A Unique Gift
We ill'l‘ giving away
to all who ask for it. ii
ucni \t‘lli. pocket. lliiliIi.
It holds iliroc dollnru
In diiuou and will llll
opened for you at. Iltll
bunk (whether you do-
poull. the money or
null. There are no coli-
ilitioim attached in ii;
We do not require you
to Iliil'li an account: it
in a pill, but we hope it
will antral-Ail a savings
‘ account with ”I"
South Norwolk
Trust Co.
hWr—“NM m ahal. . . .A.
CHRISTMAS
Post Cards
It: to 25c
Peek at Inyder Iketee, lenin Moves.
Punching legs. Fountain no.
ir lilies. Ito.
At COLEMAN ’8
HIV“ ITONI
10 Neflll Milli I: I” W
resume: and Candies
~ _ 4:...
F. ii. Baxter’s, Drugg'iiii
Garters
Sweaters
‘ Rslnoosts
Hand legs
anoy Vests
Hosiery
Suspenders
WM. M..e‘.......
WITHOUT THE DIR
Our Oats come to you as clean op it is possible to make them.
We use the utmost care to make clean deliveries. '
We realize that when you boy oats you don't .want to pay for any
dirt.
Proprietor .
No. 3 Main Street.
Norwalk, Conn.
a...» ,1
”Something to Wear
The wise men vessel on thus in We) Nah
whnmgivssnisu. Ibemsesm’smm
ingtbsttereebewill‘findtbetbingsmflhsthebut.
inthebest VM.MIIIIIIIWIUIMQ ‘ '
for themselves. “.Tbetiswhy lids-tors is ‘ .
headquarters for men’s giitsbyhundredsoi women. There
is every reason why you should think so too.
Men Prefer These as Gifts
Neckwesr seer-Irina
House Costs Cuff Links
Isth Robes Wsteh Fens
ahirts Umbrellas
Mufflers . Dene
Hendkerohlels Iult sees
Arm Bonds Suit.
Overcoets Rubberized Costs ‘
is So. Main St,
SopNorwaik.
llouuie Horse Peed ‘
llonule llairy Feed
lioniiio Poultry Fred
liouuie Stock Food
lionnic Scratching Feed
llouuio l.li.ilc t‘liich‘ Ford
Gel-chum“ &.“»Lauder
JEWELERS
line the boy outgrown the dollar watch age? If so look over
our stocks for reliable movements in Silver and Gold
Cases. in Open Face and Hunting Case stylé’s.
The prices are low for the quality.
We put most of these things in pretty gift boxes
without extra charge.
TWO STORES:
You want all {late—mud that ‘3 just what wn give you.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
buy
I.“
u
Ii
Masonic Building,
Norwelit.
t”~.m__.. .
i
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
In
96 Washington Street.
South Norwslk. Conn.
. «4...... .
”Allis AAAASAA us. an;
Frost Fish. 10c lb.: Haddock. 100 lb.: Jack Shed.12cib.; Whiting, Sc lb..
5 lbs. ior 25c; Hake. 8c 0).: Weakllsh. 12c lb.: Rockswsy Long Clams. 35: qt.
Biociish. Fresh Cod. Halibut, Spanish Mackerel. Smelt. New Bedlord and
Sea Eecaiiops. Greenport Oysters. Long and Round Clams.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
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FREE DELIVERY.
from our laruo Iil‘lih‘lii'u.
Hoots" I‘iniirclin‘n. li‘olia,” MIIIIIII'I’W W Fred W: Crib-mini. or at}. “Milford.
Mulch lioxcs at hnli' price.
ll‘. I“iiilIi Main street.
Witch thinking of buying ii
i'iiii'..l‘ lurchllgitlll llii‘ III").
A. I. i'illIIlia All (‘iL
Irmv
IilH' ' liIlil
IIII\iI"|’ ill
new
Sold by
Fit-c adv. in thin
IIIIKI'IH N: Hilti'i‘un.
nlilill‘iiililg lo war is ilw planning n basketball riunpaian. Thori-
'I‘liigv
up.“ give you it list of iIi‘IIl‘Il‘ti Ihiii
Ilil‘II l‘l‘i‘ll’i‘.
«- llluc liiila. Iilno ilnta.
ii» (‘hilaliuiia
I,l‘.i| licr goods
iiio iiiusi iicccpiaibic.
The bill
prime. ole.
Al
iii‘i- iiilv.
will
(I'llricn.
tell you
lunch hour yeulci'duy, i‘upliiin
l‘IiIlH i‘ninphvll and Joseph (‘nliiii iii--
cldod in try out iliolr loityurd dual;
ipiiillihul.
mu... m
iidbncc
iliin'
pioycu stand ready
to
'i‘iwro was he donbiiin (“up
i‘uniphuii‘s iiiliid that he could win
.inil Joe was rlulii there with the con
Accordingly they wrnl io lhc
im- won by 00 yards. (an atop»
pod IIIII'I‘ going our yard.
nillll’il iimi .ioc‘a icilow telephone our
ii is now
iniiicli him
iiiltillllal. the telephone inch oi the stale.
«lcwciry. Watches. Clocks and till-
vpryuro at hull prion. ill Booth Main
street.
Douglass l-‘owlcr Post, (i. A. It.. to
author with the Women's Itcilol (form
and the lions of Volcano.
will inset
tomorrow urchins. in (i. A. it. “till.
in Washington street. to attend the
patriotic gathering iii the Sunday Ev-
ening institute. Hosts will he reserv-
ed for them in the center or the
church. The out soldiers and
their
friends are very much interested in
the occasion, as the lecture or the av.
chins dais with men: portions. and
events with Which they lire Ilmllliir.
They are always met to beer our iiicurv ploy upon this grant Willa.
IW 0! iiIIt‘Iflln “W.
will“ lists. Devotee. Noticed lists. Imn elm and lost:
Loops "uses end cumin. tor mess
u‘flrieu.
pills I
.Illrll'illi Movie in i the .iluiinchonio corner cigar aioru. has
iiilil\\'illl~'. an i'lili'lihii‘i‘ lino or lilill clam: i prnvcuimi liiinuoll‘ With a handsome
of points.
was a guest last night of his cousin.
I-‘rod 'I‘. Coleman. ot this city.
witlngu. llruccli-ta. Nm'kliices.‘ I‘lnn.
Wniut Sole lit half price. iii Booth
liiiiin street.
The NIII‘WJIIII Iiiuii School boys are
is considerable hood Illilll‘i‘IiII In the
school and it Is oxpi-cioil that ii iilroliu
train will in- developed.
; . .\‘lco liorbh-u for Ximie. C‘ilrlen.
Adolph W. lircyl‘iiuii. proprietor of
li‘lii‘iiiiiiinn run in the shape of a line
Incw cigar mom for his store.
Soc our window display in Mimi
lluiciiinnou‘n wimlAiW. ii. A. 'I'Iily, Til
ivmhlpuloii airooi. upsluii'u.
The lawsuit of Henry i-‘. l‘ooioy va.
ilooi'uo Wilson was scheduled for trial
thin nini'hiliit Ill‘Illl‘li .Iiiiiitt- .Ioimph It,
"I'iiyim, inn with pouipoilpd liuioiinlioly
llmlloii. Kepler it. I’ohon. oi lli‘idxn
port, rcpront‘iii the plainiili and liuri‘
butt d‘r inn-iii. lilo defendant.
willcn‘u Blippers. but vsrioiy In no
loci from. li'iylln & Ryiin.
l‘hiyion iii. Henry. of Yale Iluivoreh
iy, u some! lil‘Iilll. upon the violin, will
he heard with arrest pleasure by the
music iovlnupcopie at the First M. E.
Church tomorrow at the evening scr-
vlco. which begins st I o‘clock. Mr.
Henry III possessed at a nae musical
temperament. and plays with iinuiiuni
iiriilienny and execution. the will give
a short mini to open the militia and
play during the in: ms. The violin
which he will use it celebrated in
III'lillIMiI. end bill in the Broom
ruin-«lion at old ' ters‘ instruments
oi New item. All mm of Ink“?
music should not full to III? Ni“.
You are pension! invited to visit
in.“ planed abalone chorus I
American Federation
«use or the cancellation or
intelligence ol’ the sirens Wit
were being made to boycott bis moods
reached Hr. Igewe through Hr. Green.
his messiah. Warnings were only
ilshed In the Dunbdry News for s
week beginning August 25, 1902. The,
warned union men that they would in-
dividually be held responsible for the
action taken by their unions. Other
warnings were sent to the labor unions
which were based on a decision hand-
ed down by a Msssacusetts court.
Thorough warning was given that the
over our term .
Individuals would he held responsible
for any Injury done to the business.
Harvey C. Ward, who is engaged In
themrinting business, testified to hav-
ing received the order for the print»
in: of the warnings. One man who
signed himself “a Well moaning hatter"
wrote Mr. Loewe‘that he had better
not waste his money in sending out
warnings and that he should remember
tine time when he worked for 81.50 s
W.
i-‘Mr, Loewe had with him a list of
customers withl’the amounts or pur-
chases In the years 1900, 190]. 1902
and 1903. They showed a very signifi-
cant falling on in amount in the later
years. In 1902 and 1903 many of
the customers bought nothing. This
list was read to the jury by Lawyer
Walter C. Merritt. The reading of
the list look up most of the after-
noon. The companies ranged from
large dealers like Triest & Co. of San
Francisco. who bought about $82,000
worth of hats annually. to local dealers
such as llorslali & Rothschild. who
bought only a low hate. The greatest
losses were in the West. The pur~
pose of the Introduction of the list
in evidence was to show the amount
of damage caused by the strike and
also to show that the trade was inter-
state trade and came within the pro-
vision of the Sherman antitrust act.
which Is the act under which the suit
is being brought. The. total amount of
business in 1900 was 8432.948; in 1001.
8464.353; in 1902. 8305.617; in 1903.
$294,289. In iliiil the amount or busi-
ness done in Connecticut was 8944.“.
in l902 the Connecticut. trade was
$218 and in 1003 it was ”fills. The
large sale in i903 was accounted for
by the fact that most of the goods were
sold to Sanford & Loonils. a iobbing
concern formed by Loewe in Dnnhury
to sell his hats in Canada.
The trial of tho cpsc will be con
tinucd at ii o‘clock Tuesday morning.
AUDITORO NOT NAMED.
I
Judge Burpee Withheld: Decision in
Nichole Estate to Let
Lawyers Center.
The motion to have auditors ap-
pointed on the wealthy Nichols estate
was argued Ili‘ftii‘i‘ .ludgc liiirpco in
the civil superior court yesterday by
lawyers in the suit. oi .lohu .i. Nichols
against Susan W. Nichols of Green-
ilcld liill. Aiiornry Arthur iii. Marsh
made the motion on behalf of Susan
W. Nichols While Attorney Stiles Jud-
son. representing John J. Nichols. op»
posed ii.
Disputes Sister's Right.
The Nichols estate owns consider-
able valuable real estate in (‘cdar
street, I‘ine street. and other business
thoroughfares of New York. .lohn
.l. Nichols. who lind been adjudged in-
competent, brought suit for his share
of the property. He claimed that un-
der tho direction or Susan \\'_ Nich»
ola. owr “4.000 was lib-gully spent
on the property. lie also wanted an
nccouniing or the route or the estate.
Matter oI Legality.
Attorney Judson said he did not
think auditors were needed. because
there was no question about the
Iiiruros oi the amount spcul. The
question of whoilicr Susan W. Nichols
had a legal right to spend the money
was the thing to be considered. Judge
llurpoa said he would postpone action
to ace ii the lawyers couldn't agree
on some arrangement.
VATICAN HAD NOTHING TO DO
WITH THE MARRIAGE.
ROME. Doc. lii.~it. was slated olli
chilly today that the Vatican had both:
ing to do with the uiorniiuiiiic iiiarrl~
Iiflii o! the late King Iropold and Dir
ronciol Vaughan.
Phillis. Iicc. III."‘”*A special dcspntch
to The Figaro from Brussels, hays that
Baron tiollinol, private secretary to
the late king of lioinium. denied the on
port that a civil marriage was porrorma
ed at iiic deathbed oi Leopold. be ad-
mitted that a secret roliaious ninrrinac
probably occurred recently. although
the king hover aimincslly iniovuimi
his intimate friends or such it mar-
rliiac. tilinuid thin be the, clinic. how-
ever. it would IIIWI' no iuaiii standing
in llcihlum and no complications are
toured.
ilnron iiollinei Amid further that lilo
rnnoes Viiiinluiu would bring her ohilr
droii to iiniincoiirt «eddy. but would
roiurn immediately o mussels. where
she would be allowed to music unless
her presence provoked ii scandal. .
to.» . views-“Me“
IT. PAUL'I CHURCH.
The decorations for Cllrililmliii am
being arranged and the church will
present it beautiful ammunition. livery
alibi-t is helm: made to have the doc;
ovations equal. it not surpass. those of
previous years.
The lineal Friday evening service
was held lsiii plain. the Rev. bouts It.
tinned delivering the sermon.
The choir rehearsed is the chapel
last night on the nineti- for Christmas.
hourly sit the members were present.
WI! and hosiery tor Kass are the
Nsckwesr ...........25e, Me. It
suspenders ........e.26o. 504:, II
Handkerchiefs .......Oc to sea
Gloves .............10o to $1.50
Gill: Mulllers Men“... Ii, $1.50
Hosiery ............10c, 26c. 50c
awestsrs ...............Ii to II
Umbrellas .............$i to $5
from Price’s _
Run your eye over this my mm
be bought new and we will - ’ . ”1:"
deliver any )day '
suit Cues .....e1.25, comes, a
Hsnd Begs . . .. . . "II”. M. “-50"
House Costs ..‘...........}II, II
Bath Robes .......v....s4,e5, u’
shim .............50e.‘si. sue
ancy Vests ..........se,‘ M, In"
Shoes ......ea, ease. 04. «on. so
Suite and Overcoats...310 to I26 ‘
For the man or woman who wishes to make prac-
tical presents, our store is full of useful articles.
Price’s Clothing Store ‘ J ,
98 Washington Street, South Norwsllt
“ ‘ Tamworth 165-‘5
OPPOSITE HOTEL
Christmas Photographs
JACKSON’S STUDIO
VISIT i
I 9 ‘ o - I
Jackson sStudio;
WATER COLORS :
ALL SIIES
Frames and Picture Framing.
LAST DAYS FOR SITTINGS FOR
‘5 I
NORWALK. CONN.
tullesninthesdv.et mop.
”like M ”It.
new mom um shim m u.
is .. I“ -
Jewelry, Watches,
ROOD
ding Gifts at half price.
ELECTRIC EXTENSION NEARLY
FINISHED.
The lli‘W electrical extension, which
Is being put in between Glenbrook and
Noroton, will be ready Ior use within
a low weeks. The wires are now be-
ing strung. Probably by the time the
work is compiclwl. the two new elbo-
iric. freight locoiiioiivos ordered some.
time ago will be here. These iocouio<
lives are to be given a thorough tcsl~
log on this stretch of track. They are
like the passenger electrics in priiicl-
pic but are much heavier.
The clocirc equipment received on
addition this work by the arrival of
three more uiuiipio-unit control me
turn and tour trailers. making tour of
inner motors and six trailers now on
hand. Ono ot the motors has been
tested thoroughly all aloud the line
mid on the Central tracks in New
York. where. the third rail system In
used. The tests have been antistac‘
iory. The others will be tested soon
till they are equipped and will soon he
in operation. It in not known whether
they will he need In trains out or Statue
lord. The chances are that they will
run lroin Port Chester or New Ro-
ohoilo.
The New Haven rend now has it
electric locomotives. and it uses 37 of
them every day. With those 37 loco-
motives, i2? trains are drawn. ii iii
claimed that the lihhili number or
illeiini imoiiiotlvoii could not do no
much work, and could not do it so
ustlslacloryiiy. as the electrics. even
though the cold or operation may seem
a bit higher. tip to tho cost ot opera-
tion, it is claimed i‘ at the flattlltill or
the read now electrified is not. great
cnoimh to permit of s lair comparison.
With the electric sons extended to
New HIth. or further east. It is
claimed. the reel economy of electrical
operation will be evident. Meantime
plum are bolus laid to bring about this
extension and the complete oicctrilies-
lion oi the Harlem launch.
it is understood that steam is to be
abolished in the freight vents in Item.
lord. Work is new coin on in Mr
In; the yards tor electrl tr.
“ma—unu- «um
Inn: island scallops are only the
the lot line will be mood in the
SACRIFICE SALE
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE
JEWELRY STORE
WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT
SACRIFICE PRICES
A rare opportunity to secure Christmas Presents and Wed-
NO. 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
.hy the iocsi order at i smoker “(It
fie «um Alf tintbiil‘e. (libel- specials
II
ed
‘.
in». suit.
' mu 4..
Clocks, Silverware
W
liliiil ii [iii sun
WALL STREET, l0210 ii. nirL'I‘he
opening dealings in stocks showed At-
lantic Coast Line and Louisville it
Nashville still in active demand. The
former rose 1% and the latter 1% ov-
or last night‘s closing. Missouri Ps-
ciiic and Denver and Rio. Grande lid-
vanccd hi. and Consolidated Gas 1.
The gains otherwise were restricted '
to small fractions.
WALL STREET. ii a. lit-alimenta-
tions were of little consequence In (1
ordinarily active stocks. the lerx t
business and important changes or»
curring In stocks which are usually
not factors in IIII! market. Ot‘ these
inulsvillc and Nashville was the most
conspicuous with a rise of 2%. Con- .
aoiidsicil this aim moved up 2%, At~
ianlic (toast Linc W. and Denver and
Rio (iruude and American Smelling i.
There was considerable buying of U.
8. Steel up to 02%, after which it be-
came quiet. American Woolen sound
1% and American Can pld. I.
WALL STREET. clone~~~'l‘lio market
cloned slightly irregular. A break of
:l i-2 in American Huger had little ol-
loci on the general the. Realising In
i'inh (topper carried it. all i H. Rook .
inland rose briskly 1 full and the ow
tom-d I it‘ll, ’i‘herc were large blocks
of I'. ll, Iiirol itnd Pennsylvania trsdv
ed In at rising quotations. the. letter
advancing I Hi. Havana Electric selii
at an advance or 4 i-::, Consoliddtod
this it 3-4. Minneapolis (I. St. Mills
l M and New York Central and DIWII‘
hind. (i. l‘. E St. Louis i. There Imi-
eome realising in the limit dealings.
W . . . . V‘i
steaks 1'0 Hotpesloltm I”
- The newly organised Broth _
or lislirosd Clerks will be still '
held tonight In Odd Fellows “It
New iisvcn. This will berths IIII ‘
President J. .l. W VIII iiI'» _.
out and address the mention. ,. i '
wombat»; im- the mm
mm the turner "Mulder '
I Killer‘s. lensing M _.
‘t. ’5. .‘
cisi meeting that the order line , ‘ 4'
taken since it was mm ',
New. Haven road. M II W
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