u
'itoilhmu {thotilie may call it he
bring: a hot or our delicious;
HOME- MADE
muons
F. A. Lane
51 WABHING‘I‘ON erase-r.
TELEPHONE 400.
liill lbw:
EVENING GENTINEL TELEPHONE
‘GALLS "
Da-z—Newa Department
Dds—Bullhea- Department
44-2—Branch Office. Nor-walk _ ‘
890 --Edltor'a Residence
nos—cm Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST?"
it‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight; Wednesday iulr; light
variable winds becoming west and
northwest. A secondary disturbance
tilat was central in Virginia yesterday
morning has moved uortheastward and
is now central near Atlantic City. N.
.I. it. is causing cloudy weather with
light lain or show along the North
Atlantic coast. The disturbance that
was central over Montana yesterday
morning is moving slowly eastward.
and in causing cloudy wcntilcr between
the Rocky Monihains and tho Missio-
slppi rivoi‘. iliodcratc temperatures
prevail 111 all districts cust of tho
liocky Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
'l‘cluporatllde: Low, iii; high. 52.
Cloudy.
Patrick Sluitcry. oi Norwaik. is on
the sick Iii-it.
Edward M. (intiney, the popular con-
ductor. is again able to be about after
a eerorai duys‘ illness.
The many friends of the well-known
harbor. lion licchtel, will regret to
hear of his continucd lilnouu.
Washington ()huptrr. lioyal Arch
Masons. will llleot tomorrow evening.
and work the Royal Arch dourco.
Shavings. salt. hay, Raymond iiroa.
Mrs. (l. I), Worden, of Orchard
sin-oi. will leave tomorrow for liar!-
lord. whcro alto will visit, her daugh-
ter. Mru. V. 11. (llmstrad. and son. Itoy-
al 1‘). Worden,
’i‘hc W. C. 'l‘. 1!. members arc re-
lplcsivd by the president to collect
what garments. etc. they wish to give
to the Hills island box. and bring them
to the all day sewing nit-cling. to he
held with Mru. (‘ilidacyu this \rock li‘ri-
day.
lino game was playi-ll last night in
lilt‘ pool tournament of tho South Nor-
Now Is
when your tires are nrnad on lull
bmlact. to look to your in lnauranoo.
. very any you read 0: iii-ea ceased by
over-heated furnace or stove. .
‘ Fire ,lnaarnnce in so reaaonabla you
omit alter-d to be without it.
Telephone no at once. don’t. wait. or
drop as a card and we will bind you
immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor . 81- Golden
; Tel. 100-: '
74 working art-south Nomik. Ct.
Palb ’Peopie. ' Attention!
Our Iron 'Pilis Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the beat iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
F. H. BAXTER. Draggiet
anemone
Launch Works
Boat. Framea set on and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all slzea built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhellPoInt.Norwalk
A. J. Hand & Company
EiEIiIIIIllII ENGINEERS Iiiii
lIIIiIRIl‘JIIIIS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'l Theatre Building. South Nor-
walk. Conn. “Phone 423
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
10 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Raaldenca. 6 Wu ngton Street.
t Telephone at o co, 330-2.
Telephone at house. 093.
1W...”
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1840
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holman. Prat.
Wm. A. Curtla. Vice-Pratt.
Fred'k A. Ella. Secy a True.
'l'l‘lo (‘arpcntcrk‘ 1'iiion will meet thin
evening.
\l‘cirolno Stranger Union. Sons of St
George. will lilt‘t‘l this owning.
I“I()_V‘tI l). Itiiucoo. oi Wootpori avenue.
iii the guest of it'll-min I11 \\'aicrhni‘,\'.
Pride of (‘ouri Nurl‘uk. (‘ompuuious
of ”11' Foroetmiu scheduled to pivot
thir. evening.
The iinrbora‘ I‘nion. at ita pivoting.
tilla'cvcnlng. will hold installation of
oilit‘crs. 'I‘llc nit-inborn of the union rt:-
grci. to IliUI‘ to rcccivr the resignation
of President lirriwrt I“i‘i1lil‘It‘. who
OW
Figure the Savings in
”tiled‘ Tag, Bargai
i
it maker g‘ Ilia «littoral-ice “you whether r y titlona are made
from regular prion. or from price: previously rained tor the pur-
‘ , pose of clipping. The latter in an old trick. newneariy played.
dot. and ad “potable clothlar aver door it. Oluli‘freductiona are
ntraighg cute from our regular untenable prion. lad every dollar
tile clip oil' la an actual nvlng in only-depend union It.
Some Sample Reductioiis
0n Over-coats 0n Fancy Suits
$10.00") ........ ....... $7.85 $12.00 to ........ ...... .3735
815.0010 ...............$10.85 $15.00 to... ...... ......$10.85
$13.00 to ........ ..... $12.85 $18.00 to ...............$12.85
$25.00 to . .............. $18.85 $25.00 to ...............$18.85
$30.00 to...............$22.86 $30.00 to. .. ..... “H.022.”
Reductions in Furnishings
A whole lot of fine bargain: in men'a ahirtl. underwear, hoa-
iory. cam and hate.
*—
Big reductiona on every line of boya’ and children‘a clothing.
TWO STORES:
:4 80. Main St..
Masonic Building.
So. Norwaik.
Not-walk.
Judi a Word, Mr. Horse Owner!
What kind of Food are you feeding your horse or don't you care?
input-ring in you lionulo llomo Ground Pot-tie, wohavo taken into rnro
i‘llI‘ collatdoruilon the importance of your furnishing a pure. clean and
whoa-nomi- ration tor your horizon. and which we know will meal the
rcuuirchn-nio of thoai- who appt‘i'ciatc lplaliir. (.‘Iicttpci than oats and
better than any western iced you over new or heard oi.
Quality Flrat. Lut and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
I
Proprietor ’
lionnie Horse Feed
Ilonnie Dairy Food
Ilonnlo Poultry Fred
Itonnie Stork Food
Itonnio Scratching Fri-d
llonnlo Little (.‘hlrk Ford
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING
OPPOSITE HOTEL. JACKEON'B STUDIO. NORWALK. CONN.
‘
“WU“... MM... -.~ 4.. . .um. v... a»... Lima...“
HERRIN‘C. 4 lbs.."25c
Froat Fllh. 3 lbl.. 25c.: Flat Filh. not draucd. 3 lba.. 25c.: Weakfiah.
12c 1b.: Roe Jack shad. 35¢: each. Butler Fish. Spanish Mackerel. Steak
Cod. Eeia. Halibut. Smelt. Opened Long Clama. New Bedicrd..l.nng Inland
minutes for that mother of mine."
wall. it‘irc l’ollco. .Iolln Marsh. I'illt‘tI
1.30. litti'outcd Williiliil Sililih. 100. by
a scorn of 1:30 to 12. It is also ox-
pcctotl that IIIt‘l‘l' will In- it tattoo ”1‘
two tonight.
-—-N11Inlt‘i.'.' dam-c. Lot-kwood's llllil.
January zlii. Spit-dcl'a mimic.
Major Iii‘til‘gt‘ ill. liolmos, 0f Nor-
walk. was taken auddcniy iil Saturday
night and 111‘. .1. (i, tirogory with blunt-
moncd. Although quite ill at the time.
the indolilitahlt- major was up the next
day and now Ilt‘ is rocovoriau nicely.
ilc hopou noon to be back to IIIlHIIlt‘Rh‘
arm-liar. ilIi-l old i’ricuda.
Walter Hangar. engineer at the Port
IllI ’l‘ypcwl'iil-r t’artory. lri‘i yl-alcrduy
to take a ainiilur poalllon ill in imam.
lloapltlii. New York city. Mr. Iiauaar
went away rogrbttiua illai he could not
carry with him the Iiiilllilimlll‘ pool and
billiard rill-t oi” the Not-walk It‘Il‘l‘ I’olit-o.
which ilo (‘IlIIIt‘ no claim to “Inning.
The annual birthday uocial oi“ the
Ladioh' (lilild of Trinity (that-ch will
ho Ilcld thin owning. All iIIII'IN'IIVt'
prom-um baa iil‘l‘ll nrl‘auuvd, including.
Holol-tlona by the choir. tihilcr lilo iii-
l'l'(‘IilJII oi tiruanlsi Hints: rendition by
an olocntionlui. and at the clone of
the program rci'rci-‘iilnonill will ill‘ Hi'l‘V'
oil. A picuaani tlinv is Ill atoro ior all
who attend.
l'ixtrli oulcrtaiuincnl Ill ’l'own
'i‘oachorii' iiitltertulntuout (mill-ac. road-
iul: by Mike .hino Movie. at South Nola
wuik lhlptiat (:hurcb. Monday. Jan. :il.
iipcclui HIIIRII,‘ ndniluuion 20c.
(1. II. \Viii‘lii‘ll will shortly l‘lllllilli‘l‘ll'l‘
the work of putting an addition upon
hia home at 11 Orchard aircol. The
addition will be liix22 feet and when
collinloled will provide him with one
of the moat oolliliiodiouu. wail propor-
tioned boom in Norwalk. 1-“. ti. Iioll-
tool. will do the carpenter work. liatch.
ilaliey it (to. will furnish the material.
while Jone- & liotchklaa will have the
contract for the plumbing. .
tirmond llelich. Florida. in proving to
be quite a winter colony for viaitxlrll
train The Norwniku. Mr. and hire.
(hmdrich. of South Norwulk. are un-
pmrnlhg there now. and on February
4 Mr. and Mr». lanai: Selleek and Minn
Nettle Bullock will leave forlthia re-
aort. They will be followed the 11ml
of March by W, (7. .Iotiilup and Chariots
ll. Koch. 10. ii. Hotcblilee in also one
or the onthuulautlc Ormondttea. He in
accompanied by. his chauffeur and
handsome new touring car.
got-a lo ihlnhul'y to take a position at
tho llotci Iii‘t‘t‘il. iic has made many
friends here and will he arr-ally ItiIt-ilei-
cd. A l't‘\‘ihil1ll ol’ the bylaws will :llao
l‘UIIlt‘ op l'or action. Ill-l‘i‘rnilllli-iits will
I)(' h’t‘l'\"li.
’i‘Iio cilii-rtaluim-ai committee ill ”11‘
South Noi‘walk Club in ili‘rilliflillll u
pit-iiuulit occasion for tho 'l‘hurmiuy
"pulp”; night " 'flwrl- will he IIIII‘III
i'l'oln Nvu York and Spoidol'p (Ilt‘iit‘ri-
il-a. ot’ lll'iditcpoit. hut: Ill‘l‘ll onuunvll
to play duriuu the I'\t‘IlIIIl{. While it
is not announced that tllcrc will 1w a
dance ill connection viilh tho ovont.
there will proiuilti)“ lw dancing during
the luticl' part of tho owning,
Another of Iilt‘ papillar laulilr pur-
tioa. otherwise known as [lillili‘iiitr‘ tour-
namolltu. will he hold this evening at
tho Norwulk Club. (in the night of
'l‘hilraduy, February 3rd, the club will
IIIIVI‘ a (IittlIllRllIh‘Iti‘II riaitor and Ill“
iurt-r. William it. ill‘ooku. M. A, i", it.
A. 3.. who will dclivcr a lt't‘turr on HIV
"\\oudcra oi' the ill-Mona.“ This will
iit‘ lulllou‘ night. ouch inclulwr lit-Inn
privileuod to invite hla lady Il‘IlilllIl'i. ac
t'lli‘tIIIW. to the uauai ruloa.
A Portion
of your income nhould
lu- saved.
Home uavc a quarter
and M01110 a third 01 till
incoiueu.
You moat determine
the proportion. but to
uavo home part to oil-
uontial.
We pay 4% on uav~
than and invite email
accounts. ‘
South Noi'walk
Trust Co.
Punching Bags, Box-
ing Gloves,
Roller Skates. Ice Skates. Hock
‘ near 7 ey 860k! and Sporting
Saturday Chocolates, 9°” ”I A“ ““48
FULL Le. aox At COLEMAN’S
250 lea areal .
. Whammy“ Corporation, 10 «out: than at. until Not-walk
Cutbill’s Bridge
TELEPHONE 108.
and Sea Eacaliopa. Oysters. Long and Round Clams. Finnan Haddieo.
Fish , Market.
“FREE DELIVERY.
Argand
In your new home use hot water or steam heat. It is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results. Specily an
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
.-.. ... . .m. _-u.4- M. ...... 4......”
Boiler
SOUTH NORW
MILL TEL. 46-3.
Lumber and MillW
Window (lines or every description. 1
flash Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two niaea.
"Uncoln” Aaphalt. Fabric Rooting.
warranted.
Mr. Walinck, of New Haven. purvey-
or to the plum-hilt of Norwalk. won in
town youtertluy on buulileua.
The annual bloating oi the corpora-
toru oi the it‘lllrlteld ltoilnty Havlnlra
ilnnk will be hold at the banking inatt-
tution in Wall tart-ct tomorrow at :1
p. in.
Frank 1". Clark. of tirnnbnry. in ad-
ding a handsome and npncloua veranda
to his newly acquired house in that
place. The property was formerly the
Reynaldo Gothic.
'1'. '1‘. Logic. a graduate or fibedield
Scientiiic Bt‘IIOOI. Yale. ha» been ap-
pointed aiorekceper of the south Non
walk divlulon of the Connecticut Com-
pany. succeeding Bturekeopei‘ Atwatcr.
who “has! been promoted to engineer
for this division. Mr. home unnamed
WK
A a' for A. c. C than ’a
‘ ‘ "'WAOHING‘I'ON I‘I‘. 1 I“: 1.0." and operatic 03ch
h
tile-duller or hit new petition yeatcr-
“it -. . . ‘ ’4” . .
a
The “ Hatclhwtiszailebe
irony a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
ALK. coon. ‘
YARD TEL. 40-2.
ork for Everything
One. two and three-ply 'i‘nr Paper.
Statorn' Paper.
Sheathing and window Paper.
Hair innulatln. and Doaienlng Papara
The ladies of the Noiuulk Congrega-
tional (ihurrh will new tomorrow after-
noon at the chapel and in the evening
will unrvu copper to the adult memberu
or their intuition who wish to attend.
Iiurtnn the llinaaa of 1 river Everett
iiyinnton. Janina ilarra, ill covering
his route, and DrIVor (.lounolly is tali-
Inlr Mr. Darragh'u place on the Nor-
wuik Atlanta Exploits Company's work.
F‘. iii. imekwood wait out yesterday in
his new 1010 Elmore giving demonstra-
iluna. He had planned to give further
exhibita of the good coalition of the
machine today. but the weather pre-
vented.
millimetre imploremenio are being
made in the interior of the Norwolit
item]. The other: in being redecorated.
a new cigar cane installed and north:
GUN THAT RELOADG i‘I‘BELF.
Improvement. In Killing Contrlvancn
Lud to Removal of the “Kick."
Ever elnce men began to kill each V
,other. which was very soon after eel-l
thihintereetp’ began to 010511. a. good
phere of 01% elevating pursuit of in-
venting instruments tor that killing.
From the ilmo when the early prowler
in the primeval lore/lo, dlpcovered that.
by tying to “the end or artick the
stone destiny] to crack the skull 01'
his enemynfiie could make the crack
more hard]? deadly. bin inventive
genius. sign all it is of his high rank
among the creatures. bun been busy
over the problem. How to strike, with
fatal effect‘upon his foe and with
safety to himself. has been his study.
and he has given birth to many an
Idea tending more and more to do
this work 'by mechanical contrlvance.
it. is curious that crllditleu still ap-
pear in the weapons which the gen-
liieeu of centuries have labored to per-
l’ect. and that our eye should be
opened at this late day to almost in-
dicruouulmperiectlona in our most
cherished killing machine. the rifle.
Yet it hi only a low years since the
slnoke of black powder was done
away with. and comparatively 9. met.-
tor of days since young Mr. Maxim
produced his round-choking. dame-
uuppressiug device. And now comets
news from Sweden that an inventor
there has found means. at. last. to
atop the kick which has made sore
shoulders front the time the first
blunderbuea was diacharged, and. has
millatructcd a weapon that will drop
men so {not that it aluglo marksman
may dispoue or a regiment. in an hour.
Eleven hundred and twenty-tire
ahota to the hour from a gun that. in
carried in the hand and tired from
the shoulder. and klrkicae. It is con-
venient. to handle and but little trou-
ble to’oporaio. Swedish Mr. Siorgren
has made a diatinct subtraction from
the dcilicrlta oi the riilc from the
sinildpolui ot the near. tor his new
gun has made this record and has
the new lecture. And the Weapon has
already taken rank with the most ap-
proved and will donbticen become a
part of the ariimnoiii oi many of the
world's ilt‘iiiios‘g «Technical World.
CAUGHT.
“i'slinw?” v-xriaiiucd Alisa Yerncl'.
impatiently. "l'nt sure we'll mine the
“rat art, \Vc‘w waited a good many
"iionra. 1 allould any." llir. Sloninu
t'oiorted. rather rrosely.
"tiara? (Hi. George?“ she cried. and
laid her hiuahiml chm-k upon his shirt
from (‘athollc Standard and Times.
g...—
“rihc'g going on the stage."
"Is that no? She can‘t sing. and 1
lit-vor raw Iicrari.“
"i know. but that's all ahc can do.
lior husband baa dcaol'ied hcr. and silo
non-r lcarncli to work at anything liv-
lore iii)" llial‘ilcd "---~llctroit Fl't't‘
Prose.
NEW tonnage/”atom" it
HARTFORD RAILROAD
W
TIME TABLE.
In Elioct November 8. 1000.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. “Ir-“IQIDEIX. 5:083. 0:413. 6:08.
0:02. 7:20. 7:10. 8:181. 0:011, 0:101.
0:37, 1012M. 10:02:. 11:10.
1’. Iiiv-riiiciiflx. 2:001. 11:31. 5108:.
513M. i’i'iiitx. 01-10. 43:00:. 7:181. 7:121-
!liiiix, 10:29.
auncaya.
A._ M.—»12:031. 5:07x. 5:411. 8:01.
10:20.
P. Dir-12356. Ezttx. 2:501.
5:501. 7:13. 7112:. 0:40x. 10:10.
6:35.
..——-
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~--]2:00:. 4:49. 0:40. 0:15. 7:00.
tiziiox, 11:16:. 10:02:. 10:00. 11:00x.
11:03.
1’. M.w12:liiix. 1:00 flitilix. 2:67.
3312:. 3:00. 4:32. 0:0 . 0:251, 5:37.
0:01x. 0:03. 8:031. 0:00. 11:00:.
Bundaya.
A. lit-«12:00:. 0:00. 7:00. 11:15:.
10:02:.
1’. ilk-«0:023. 5:01. 0:011. 7:00.
8:301, 11:00x.
GOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. iii.-~12:1tili. 1210:. 0:10.
7:27. 8:50. 10:23:. 11:12:. 11:47.
I". M.“~“12209X, 1:21. 11:11:, 8:21x.
V20. 5111.0:10x, 0:110. 7:10x. 11:18:.
11:10. 11:40 and 7:20 in Bridgeport
only.
lurid-ya.
A. M.-—13:10x. 1:10;. 7:18.
0:11.10:23x.11:181.
1’. M.-li:10x. 0:48. 7:101, 8:21.
0:483.
IOUTI'I NOIWALK TO DANIURY.
A. M.~-1:20[. 6:30. 8:87. 0:50.
P. M.~—1:00. 4:401. 0:14. 7:18.
Iundaya.
A. M.-—i:20. 9:16.
P. M.-—7:t10.
DANIURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~—ii:tili. 7:23. 8:20. 10:10:.
11:00.
It. lip-4:102. 0:8”. 8:80.
Silurian.
A»: “-‘7:“‘-
P. Mar-4:00;. 11:00:. .
Ioura. noawaut To matron.
A. remade. 1:10. 6:10. roles.
' (Izo‘ l
the work the cities hull been 1110?“ tel : _
. the want Ditto otimghdlldlil. , ' I
h
THAT WERE $18.00
WERE $2.00
tailing adva
.15 PRICE’S I]
BARGAI
1 Lot Men’s Black Overcoats. . - $12.89
WERE $20.00. $22.00 AND $25.00
lLot Fancy Overcoats. - - - $6.89
YOUNG MEN'S SIZES, $10.00 AND $12.00 COATS
1 Lot Children’s Overcoats,
SIZES 9 TO 16, WERE $5.00 AND 85.00
Size 34. 35 and 36 Top Coats at Half Price
Desirable Patterns and All Sizes in Suits
All Derby and Soft Hats.
Price’s Clothing Store.”
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5
EXTRA
Pink Stamps
Collectors oi Pink SLamps ctn fill their books quickly b
take of our liberal offers. »
- $3.897
AND $20.00. NOW, $7.89
$1.59-
AND $2.50
70 Stumps with 1 lb. Very Best
Tl‘fl. ....................... 60¢
00 Stamps with 1 lb. Special
'i‘t‘a ....................... 50¢
30 Stamps with it; lb. \‘crv
III'SI 'l‘t‘a .................. 3°C
2:”. Stamps with it, lb. Special
Ton ... ..................... 25c
35 Stumps with 1 11). N0. 1.
Plantation Coffee .........35c
30 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka
Comte ............ . ..... ...32¢
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee...300
20 Stumps with 1 lb. Coflee...25¢
Philadelphia.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
MONOGRAM RYE WHISKEY. per bottle ........................ 850
A fine. rich. old. mellow Whiskey. made by Cantalt‘a McCall GD..-
Have a bottle not home. ~ - ' '
:1 ram.- ’inoapph- ('hunka ...... 25c;
IAII‘L’I‘ lloiih» iilulng .......... 10c
1 1h. llcat Shredded t‘ta'ouuut..20c
ii Ilia. Boat Soda Crackers ..... 25¢
10 Pink Stamps Free with Any of These items
1 pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Powder.10¢:
1 pkg. (‘onk's Malto Rico..’...16¢
1 pkg. Nivara Food ........... 150
1 pkg. Macaroni or Spaghetti..10¢
83 and 85 Washington St.
A. F. BECKMANN 8. CO. I
Phone Call 440.
South Not-walk.
.406
lacing... for 25c
Oranges. per dot..25c. 30c. 35c and 40c . 3 cans String Beans ........ .... ”260
Extra Large Navel Oranges. doc.
:1 pkg. Cronin Oatlucnl ............ 25c:
:1 runs New York State Corn ...... 25c
It runs Tomatoes ................. 25a!
3 cans Peas ..................... 25c
i
Maple Syrup. per bottle. .ioc. 150. 250
Plum Pudding, can......10¢, 250. ‘50
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins. ...... .....256
:1pkgs.Currants..................250‘
3 lbs. Mixed Nuts “280 .
3 die. Cranberries .......... W206
Fancy Celery. Apples. Grapes, Sweet. Potatoes. Spinach and Paranipa.
United Grocery co V
no NORTH MAIN STREET
‘"lulli”ll"_l_l_lll lulu.
\\’AI.I..lli'I-‘ltl-il‘21‘. 10: ID a. in. A vio-
h-nt break in prlccu of stocks occurred
in the opening doulliluu under a flood
of polling orders. The most active
speculative farm-tics Wore moat. vulner-
ahlc Reading duh'kly ran oil {err
point... international Harvester i ~2
and (‘hl-aapcukc and Ohio :I H. Alani-
aumatcd (topper broke 2 iii. General
I-llociric and Union Pacific 2 1-2. (2on-
aolldntcd tins and Colorado tutti south-
rrn 2. Southern Pacific 1 llwl. and amor-
It‘ltil Smelling and Utah Copper 11 1-2.
in 11. 8. Steel there were union of more
than 12.000 uharea at tilt and lit 1-8 to
ill: 7-8. compared with tit 11-4 .ycatoriiny.
WALL STREET, ii a. ill.~-~»li‘uriolla
activity continued throughout the that
hour and revere declines were made in
many atovks. The break in (litera-
pellko (0 Ohio reached 4 1-2. (kmuoli-
tinted (the and Union Pacific 3 3-4.
Amalgamated Copper 3 1-4. American
Smelling :1. Southern Pacific and ti. 8.
Steel“ :i-i. lionernl Electric and in-
ternational Pump 2 1-2. Rook inland.
Missouri, Kansas It Texan and Nation-
al Lead 2 M. and practically all the ac-
tive stocks from 1 to 2 points. Fever-
lah rather from time to time were fob
lowed by renewed outpouring of atocktl
and treah breaks in prices.
WALL STREET, Noon.--’1‘hore
came a pause in the flood 0111110100an
towarda noon. and prices rallied slight-
ly. bringing down the rate or activity
atoncc. Bonds were weak.
W Li. STREET. 1 p. m.-—-Althoiigh
tlier won a rally of from 1 to 1 1-2 In
itile active atocka. there was a steady
dribble or ill-‘l'uidation in the minor
stocks. New ork. (intense a St. hou-
is and Walla Fargo itixpreaa slumped it
points. Nauhvttle. tibattanoo til at.
Lolita 4 H. and Grant Wort 01‘11‘01‘0
Certificate: and; American tier. 4. Trad»
mom: :4;
hour. but the important atockd hold
their recovery until just before 1.
o‘clock. when Reading dipped b 1-4.
....... . .. Mm..-”
THE CRIMSON SCAR AT HOW”.
This Is the seventh week pith
Cross Stock 00.. and laat nIs‘ht‘a 01‘
actuation 01' The Crimaon 8051" V“ -
greeted by a well-filled 1101100.. .‘l‘he
audience. by their appreciatlva'andv
genuine applanao proved committal!
that the legitimate is what. the Nor:
walks want and the Croea Stock 00. In
looked upon to give it. it balling}:
aide-rod a permanent. fixture at. ’
popular play house. While 0101’in
plays have been presented In the M
probably none met with more an IE
than that last evening. Pearl 111
an the adventurous; 30rd Jadkllmt
Iionler \derui’i. her conledemmhnd
Uliitt'ilitl iii as water Dunkirk. theftrio
upon which the oppoainz part 010%
plot. rout, portrayed their roles wet "he
did Victor Sutherland MI Sharia:
Holman: Mina Stella May III‘ 141?,
Mary Dunkirk. were all that-000141 hit ‘
expected. John Guilty as 111in W‘
llertha iieii Walker as Franc ‘
William Krnke an “Raddy."
out utrongiy all the comedy.-
Urinmon Boar will be repeated
evening and on Wellhead“: In.
and night. . .. , "
l
Lady Anne Modesty. the an
the old poem. "Auid Robina '9
not only a delightful converged
but «he was a great story-tailmi
This gilt mode her’nctoni
come guest abroad. but a
member of the home circle.-
related in "A can: or acct
men" that at A dlnn r part .011
we: glvingto acme-m _ a, '
man servant «undecided . .
by raring to a perfectly
dertone:
"My lady. 100 marl:
awry. Themed work
‘ m‘wnmmmfi ’ \EVOI'JIWQAIJHD' “19
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really tor orientation.
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