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Late New York Stock
' Sentinel, over
commission Brokers,- and dealers
ion Street, South, Norwalk, local
(30., members of the
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H. L. 1:30 H. L. 1:30
flirted Chemical 72 711K 71% ln’clly Spring. {121,43 Em - .
Allis Chalmers 4914'; 49% 49% 1 Kenn. Copper 38% 35331 381i
Am. Can 481/5 47% 47% {Keystone Tire 221,; 21% 21%
EA“. Ice -112 111% 11114 Elm‘k. Steel 76% 76 76%
”Jim. Loco. 115% 115 115% 'Mexlcan Pete. 137% 133% 137
Am. Ship & (‘om- ' 20% 2016 205‘ Miami Copper ‘ 30% 30% 301/.
Am. Smelters 65% 65 65 lMiddle'Smtes 15 14% 14%
Am. Sugar 161,1; 75V; 76% lMo. Pac. ' ~ 24% 23% 24%
Am. Sum. 'l‘oh. 367;; 361,4; 36% IN. Y. Central 91 , 90% 91 .
Am. Tel. &,'l'('l. 1:35,, 123% 123% ;N. Y.. N. 11.6.: H. 341,5 32% 33%
'Am. 'roh. 14:74. 1421/ 1421.4 i.\'or. 1’30. 771/, 771,13 7715.
Inn. \Noolen 91%;. 921.; 933;. 1 Fair. on 61% 63% 64%
"Anaconda :51. 54-114. 553,; | l‘un. Amt-r. Pete. 681,; 655;. 681,11
'Aichison 1001,. 997,1, 1111114, 1 Penn. R. R. 41% 41% 41%;
Ilzildwin Loco, 118‘ - 116% 1175’); ‘ i‘llllmnn (‘0. 122 121 122
Ikilt. & Ohio 4“; 4S 48% lty. Steel Spr. 104 104 104
3'1“" 5”“ 7“‘~ 7774; 781,4 1 Ray. Consol. 177,5 17% A 1775.
‘cm. Pete. 61 11g 60 1111,; , Reading 81% £012 81%
«am. law. ‘ 111: , 142 142. ,‘urp. Steel 76% 75% 76
Con. Leather 405;. 3921; 4111/. ' Royal Dutch 63% 63 63%
"Chandler Mot. 75% 74V,» 75% Sears Roebuck 80% 73% 30
cues. & Ohio 67% 671,5 67% 80. Pacific 92% 91% 92%
(Ton. Gas 111% 116% 117% Sinclair 011 36% 35% 36%
rm. 11- 1- 45 Mu.- 45 So. Railway 24?. 24% 24%;
tom Products 10114 100% 10114 s o N .1 1 1893:; 18711,. 189%
(’i'llt'ilrli' Steel .131 7411': 71.". S (V N .1 l‘l‘. 5" 1147,51 114 1147i;
(“111:1 Cone 11‘." 151' mm; gt WL 29 27-1; 27
r-«ilmu .lolnmm 1:11. 7:113 1:11,; Sfuliclmkvr 1231,; 1211;. 133
11"11110119 Players 5141.. Sting. in: ’l‘rxns C0. 49% 43% 49
F39“ RUN)" 1911’. 1724, is 1w :‘ro-l " 701. 7411; 1:13;
1111- Asphalt 424*. 63-"); 6434. 1'11. 1:1»1. Slows in 68 007:.
(ion. Electric 103!‘ 1,65 1651,; l'. 5'. Really 2 701,2 72
7-911. Motors 141 14-1,; 1411-[11 S. {uhher 64% 631-2 61%
I‘lomirich 1,". 43 437.," 1" 34‘ gr.“ 1112 1(11 1017/;
'11”. Norm 1’11 721., 7611; 771.311: 3. Sim Pr. 1117511971. 11’”;
("1. North (111- 41112 .1111; 401;, .l‘tnh Covppr 63 67% 68
J‘naplration C, 4371-1 43“; 4.331 V Vanadium Sir-r1 45.311 451*: 41'“;-
lm. Mvr. Mm: 1'1‘. <47». st .1414 ‘Wcst. Rice. 621'. 62% 62%
11m. Nlrkt-l 11‘ 173,4 1s ;\\l:itv Motors‘ 4112 4815 411-3
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reported for the
Naples a Goldschmidt,
in unlisted securities, 85 'Washing-
correspondent of H. L. Horton a
43 Broad Street,
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11 \. up ”NWT 1: ‘tixvly vlllrillg the lllorn-
6mg. l.'ll\'1‘ l'irit- :md \Vcstern (‘om-
Elfin illll l't‘rt'o-llwl l'oso 1% find 312':
wl‘mts. ltmldin: (‘nmmoll and First
I‘n-t’el‘ro-d lllil'lr like 2111119. l.('llll:ll
Valley. New Haven. St. Paul and
“'hcelilig‘ llllll Luke l‘Tl'lf‘ I‘l‘1l.. T081 1
to 11;- points. Mexican
continued to {allure the oils, illcrrus-
ins: its rise to :1 points. Crucible was
Mronpest ol‘ the steels, llllt lllilt group
and related l-qlllpnlents were less
prominent than usual. Spliciultlrs
wvrc featured by Coca Cola. which
rose 31,4 points to a new high record.
’i'otmccos 111111111 to yesterday's 1::1111.
(Tail money opened and relleiw-d into
next week at per cent.
WALL S'l‘ltl-zl-z'r. 1:20 p. mmltol
rsnmntlo-l or lwllllsh activities more 9'11—
“\nfillllo mmwv conditions and increas-
ingly cheerful tmde indications. culls-
N another rilstll of public llll\’ll‘E
which swept {111005 upward at a rapid
rate. Extensive purchases of such
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DecoratiOn Day
"‘Lest We Forget”
We Should
‘ ‘Over There "
“Battle Cry of Freedom”
,‘ Patriotic Display
2nd
Streamers 1 _
Crepe Paper
Place Cards
‘VTally Cards
49 Wall Street
:: Q‘:.L“‘}lil|‘)ns to tilt"
11‘11111‘I‘Flllll of
Petroleum ’
Have a Few Paitriotic Records
in Our Collection
“The Star Spangled Banner”
“Stars and Stripes Forever March”
"Hot Time in the Old Town"
Natteford Candy—Fresh Every Day
' he Hamilton $11911
Yictrolas Sold on EasiTernis
loaders (15 l’. S. Steel. Baldwin 1.01'0—
motive. .\‘r.\1('.ln l’l'll'Ol-‘lllll :lnll Stmle-
”lulu-r "ll.‘1llll‘ll'.:('(l pool operations ill :1
wide assortlncnt of :hurcs. Muihivson
:Alukall jumps-d 51;. Alllerielln ice
l‘l'tl. 4. r~lt'\l(‘2lll l't-trol-lllll 33". .\’:l—
tiomll l-Inmw-ling 31".. Studrlmker 3
1llll(l llrook‘yn 'l‘rnns'li. Standard Oil of
lelw .lm‘sey. Standard 011 of Califor-
nia. Crucible Steel. American Sllmutrn.
l’uldwiil llm‘o. l':lll-;\n10':‘l(‘flll l't‘ll‘Ol-
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- 1.1m and Lt'lllLle Valley to 312,.
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, Although many slut-ks \\'(>l‘€.f1\l‘(0qlg
ito lower levels in yesterday's lradlngv
I‘lt W113 il‘slstv-ll 113' 111:211)' 01' 111051- \1'11-1
’ have. he .‘1'1 active in market lliovelll- ntsl
llor some time past that there “'11:: no;
levidence of weakness in the situation
,izlltl thc» ill‘t‘ll111‘5 which ocvllrrrd “12-9
"natural 111111 111111 1....1 desired 11v all
those prnmi'u lit in lv‘l‘i‘lll' lvllllisll ac-
tl\‘1t11‘s. More lnit'l‘t'fil \vus devntw d to
the railroad 11:51 in t'th‘I'SSlOElS llt'lll‘tl
lute ill the (l:l_\‘ :llld lllf‘l‘t‘ was :1 good
dcnlmof coujvctllre as to the develop.
sllll'llli in Hm diver-lion of changes in
:thc l':llll'0:l(l mun. It will 0511113“ netiv-
ity and 9111‘1115111 in many low priced
issued including Chicago Great \\'est-‘
:ft‘ll. ‘.\':ll~.’lslles and Erica “'98 in con-
nection with no expressed :mnmmm—
line-lit bv the Inter Stole Conlmt rce
Commission with an exy-rcful creation
of new systems in which those roads
mnv he included ”no of the stories: of
the street. yesterday was to the effect
that :1 good part of recent huylmrof1
New anen has been for the interest
of the Canadian Pacific system.
Old Glory Councl. No. 2. D. of 1A..
‘is to hold :1 1mm dance thic earning
in Tied Tilen's hll; For-0111‘ dictrict. for
.whlch Merrim’s ortvlmF‘ru is to "11‘“th
music. ‘
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of Dennison Geode
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Napkins
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Chief Yellovrley Turne
Flying Squadron Loose
on Breweries in Conn.
Continued from First Page.
as he‘ivas altowed by permits to hold.
- Bridgeport Company Cited. .
Notice to appear at the prohibition
«lircctors' headquarters . in this city
June 12 to show why its permit to
handle industrial alcohol should not
be cancelled has been forwarded to
511.12 _thc American Lacquer Compan? of
Bridgeport. The company is alleged
to have diverted _alcohol to beverage
purpoees. .
lnql‘ll‘y of Director Mackenzie yes-
terdnv elicited the information that
he had been ofiiclaily notified of Chief
Yellowlt y's charges against the Crcmo
Brewing Company 01‘ New Ilritian,
but tlwi action on this end would de-
pend on instructions from Commis-
sioncr Haynes. The revenue office
was still Without instructions in the
case. It will he the dutybf Collector
Robert O. Eaton to collect the tax
asvesscd in the case.
- Mormon Drlxggiat Prohcd.
(“thief Jonathan E. 1-7210 or the pro-
hibition enforcement squad authoriz-
ed the statenicllt yesterday that he
will prefer charges against Victor \V.
Fehme'zer. a druzgist of 17 East
Main street. Meridcn. on allocations
of federal agents that they found. on
inspecting the drugstore. that there‘1
were sixty quarts of liquor on hand
for which Fohmelzer lacked a permit.
Chief Eno reiterated his determina-
tion to do all in his power to put an
, ‘ ' 7 191111 to the abuse of the permit privi-
or o :1
~ , v - DERBY. May 26.———Federal prohibi—
fice. '
leg-e by druggists and physicians. 1 His supper was brought in from the
§ outside and he sat around until nearly
1 11 o‘clock before he gave up hope that
tlon agents. under the direction of... his legal batteries would affect his
Chief Eno. made nine, raids here last freedom. , »
night.‘ Twenty-one gallonfiwof val-tonal When all hope was gone for the
liquors were seized in the when of 1 night. Ward was hui’riod acres the
John Franitz, No. 136 Main street inight.‘ \Vard was hurried across the
the agents said: one quart 01 “(1‘10“ ; the jail. where he was forced to wait
was found they said. 139““!d the m"5101' five minutes until the .door was
of Smith's saloon, No. 44 Main street. opened by the warden. The only time
Raids for Dori) .
and {0111‘ gallons if whiskey W9“? 2VVard smiled was when a reporter
seized behind the ar of Louis . Cel- . asked him: '
ones’ place at No. 104 Main street-1 “\Vhat’s the matter. Mr. Ward.
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‘tl‘hhe other ragga “Ere :QSFCEfgisgu'hfi swon‘t they let you in?" 1
e proprie rs 'y . 5 ‘
warning of the descent of the federal i The sheriff stated that Ward, “m”
men or. U“, town $119 was released. would get the same
' ' {treatment and cat: the same'food as
3 all the other prisoners, in the jail.
WARD SPENDS NIOGHT l The discovery that‘l‘eters about :1
IN WHITE PLAINS JAIL] month ago had climbed down from a
'Ward Baking Company truck in a
lnearby town and asked a. tailor to
lclean a coat became known when the
tailor came here and identified the
marks he had placed in Peter's coat.
the one he were when killed; This
identification strengthened the stories
‘of Peters’ presence in the neighfi'or—
‘hood several days before the time set
for the fight and his subsequent death.
Ward. despite thP apparent reverse
he had received. was still mute regard-
ing the case except for his original
to statement. .
Efforts to have him reveal the.
blackmail plot or its foundation were
futile. The legal battle between Dis-
trict Attorney \Vceks and \Vard’s
lawyers today was expvcted to reveal
‘answers to many of the questions in-
'volvcd in the case. which today stood
»;
Continued from First Page.
her husband home for dinner last
night did not know of his arrest until
informed by reporters. She said that
she would come here today .to d0.“_ll'ldt
she could for “711111.
Michael Sullivan. 01‘ Salem. 1111153.,
an attorney representing the family of
Peters. was also expected here today”
and it was reported he scoute‘d the
blackmail story as "impoaeible."
The efforts of-‘Vard's attorneys
secure the habeas corpus writ Were ear-l
peeled to make public the new evi-
dence upon which the authorities
based their latest action. District Alt-
tornov \Vecks said he was prepared
to push the case entirely into the open.
habeas corpus in the case 01' Walter S
“Zara, vice-president of the \Vard
Baking Company. who was rearrestod
last night. on a. charge of killhv;
Clarence Peters. of Haverhill. Rinse.H
fl‘he writ was served on Sheriff
George, J. \Verner. directing him to
bring \K’ard into court for a hujlringl
on the question of whether he was'
again to be released on 1.14111. A llllll
pond of 310.000 accepted shortly aftcr
he had surrendered last Saturday.i
stating he had shot Peters in sclildpd
tense after having been blackmailed
by him. was cancelled yesterday, after
District Attorney \Vceks had told t‘nv
court there were certain discrepuncusl
:1 his story. ‘
AA report that the wealthy young d1)-
fondant. brought to ‘Whitc I‘lzlins
about 6:30 o'clock last night and dc-l
tained at the sheriit's order until about
11 p. m.. when it became apparent he
would not be released on bail before
morning, hhd Slipped ’out of jail to
spend the night at home created a;
furore in White Plains this morning;
Efforts to reach county officials to 011-
lain confirmation or denial of the ru-'
mor had been unsuccesi‘ul when 1111, j
hahcas corpus writ was issued. 1
Later. hoWevcr, Sheriff \Verncr said: ;
"That is a lie. Ward didn't learn;
the jail after he was put in and he is,
there now. I make a. positive and em— 3
phatid denial." ' 1
At the Vial-d home in New Rochelle. ;
it also was denied that he returned.
last night.
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COPY-”ICE AND SI‘GAR EXCHANGE l
TO CLOSE SATL'lmAYS
"We will have to show our hands 11'
\lVard secures a writ." he said.
\Vard seemed to be a favored pri-
soner after his ranrrest. He drove up
to the sheriff's office in his own car
about 6 o‘clock last. night. and laugh-
cd‘lnd joked with his attorneys and
where it did last Monday. when \‘Vard=
surrendered with his story of 830.000;
blackmail and a plot to get 375.000;
more. ‘
\V‘HITE PLAINS. N. Y.. May 25.’
(Associated Profit—"Supreme Court;
Justice Young today issued a writ of;
the officers in the sheriff's private of:
NEXV YORK. lliiy '26.————Thc New .
York Coffee and Sugar Exchange will
be closed on all Saturdays during:
I June. 'July and August. except the first
Saturday in July. This decision. thr-
‘Board of Managers announced today.
was made at the request of members.
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T be Best Dresses
Cut In Price
Let the women in search 01' Dresses come to us
our clmicwt models at prices that have
$5.98 to $25.00
Former Value $12.98 to $39.50
AN ‘UNRIVALED SALE
“'0 are bound to make this Slile of Coats the “Talk of the Town” for
days to come, and we are confident these prices will bring the desired results.
finely made up garments
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