RrDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1896. 7 COLORED. ODD FELLOWS The democratic cannon which has it should be a dignity and ornament to stockings were originally red; but blue, were bidders for stocks right up to the New Haven & N. 7a, 1874 1809 10ilV furnished noise the to and white have been worn at dif- of the board. N. H. N. Consols on. , 11MJ 120 i'j ntcrtatntnenta. for several campaigns crown, not a terror the subject, gray adjournment N.H.&N. lstoa 1911 110 past at the democratic rallies, has also lie this as it may, the original comple- ferent, times. Finally the red hose, Manhattan and Sugar were the par New London Northern 1st is. 1910 99 HE IV liXOLAXD CELKJiUATJOX OP come over to McKlnley and will, be- ment of the body was fifty archers un- with the ruff of Queen Elizabeth's era, stocks. The former ad New London Northern 1st 1U10 105 ticularly strong N.Y.&N. R. 1st 7s 1905 115 117(6 fore election der the command of a and the were restored to them by George IV., vanced from 81V6 to The rise was HUE OltVElt. and probably afterwards, captain, 85. N. Y.& N, E. lsts 19)1 110 112 boom for the republicans. following is the account given by Hall, the only other change being that of ro- attributed to covering of a long out N. Y.. N. H. Js H. 4s 190) 103 104 of the chronicler of the Institution of this settes of red, white and blue ribbons short Interest. bound- N. Y N. H. & H. Deb. 4s .19!H 128 V iUuisUuy, Friday ami Saturday, tiaturUay of Vreieiit Benjamin Hall East Wallingford standing Sugar Prov.& Boston 1899 107t4 Itopreiinnrntlve Many Lodgea made Instead of red leather ones, which last 109 111 was in N.Y., 7s..... has a carrier pigeon that came to his body: "Kyng Henry being wyso ed up from to and N.Y.,Prov. &Boston4s 1943 10214 Tlio Creative About Six Hundred in the Street l'unule Mys-chief- In 17S5 102 Comedtau, place two months ago. On one leg of and expert wyth Troubles any superseded the old silver shoe sharp demand throughout. The gran Walui bury Traction 5's U23 100 The Kxorclaea An the bird was before remembered buckles. West Haven H. H. B, 6s 191i 101 PETER F.DAILEY, Kvoulnjr'a Eloquent a brass band bearing th passt, yt gers, Internationals, Tobacco, Chicago ) IN WIs-dom- e no 'Ex.l)lvideiid. Addreaa The Festlvltlua. Inscription E. S.,293. was to feare and provide for It is presumed that mention of the Gas and Leather preferred advanced Closing Yeomen of Guard consid- A GOOD The concert the band over at the the crafty Wyles and lurking Trappes the would be to 1 per cent, and closed at or near Direction of THING. The annual New England reunion of by ered without some Harris und Koionbaum, Masonio home grounds last evening of his secret Enemyes. Wherefore, for satisfactory refer the best figures of the day. the Grand United order of Odd Fellows was the save-guar- and Preservation of ence to their more popular designation The were Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sep.lai. S3. S3. a very pleasing one and drew out unfavorable developments Alatfuoe was held in this city yesterday. At an many listeners. his awne body, he constituted and of "Beefeaters." That this word comes the dearness, of money, 8 per cent, be Wednesday. appreciative of from the French because Mr. DONALD KOUEHTSON and Miss hour In the out of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Townsend are a certain Nombre as well "buffet," the ing paid for call loans in some cases, early the morning diverse Per- men were to serve at or home from the west. good Archers as of other supposed table and the decrease of $112,500 in gross In Mr. Bobcrtson'a adaptation of .town delegations began to arrive and of Agil-iti- e, stand at the where the Frank Wllkins of Boston is the sons, being hardy, stronge and cupboard plate earnings of the St. Paul for the second Dumps' groat novel, were met at the by a com- guest to attendaunce on his was displayed, must it is feared, be they depot of A. S. , geve dailye week of September. Neither had any "The Man in The Iron Jones. like so Mask." mittee and escorted to St. Aloyslushall. Mr. Person, whom he named Yeomen of discarded, many other fancies influence, however, and English Theater Ca. and Mrs. Manning and daugh of our of speculation tMnner 12 his Garde; which President (precedent) teaching early days. Skeat, closed with an tenden was served at Stewart's at ters, Rose and Marguerite, who have and a host of who strong upward o'clock. been Men thought that he learned of the Pegge others, have cy. stopping at Rose lawn this sum- when he was In given the subject consideration, all dis- The annual was held In the mer, will return In French Kyng Fraunce; Net changes show gains of per parade to their home for Men remembre not any Kyng of sent from this derivation, alleging, i4 afternoon. It was formed on the cen- Brooklyn. a of reasons too cent., the latter in Manhattan. on Elm street. England before that tyme which used among number plenti- Bonds were dull and firm. Sales tral green, right resting Early last evening Officer Mocnpy of ful to here, that the Yeomen was headed moun- such a Furnyture daily Souldyourf." reproduce were $533,000. The parade by three arrested George Rich wh lives in Slo seems to Wave had to do with the care of the only ljr?HEATRBIj behind them Henry VIII. enlarged nothing are the closing re- CONTINUOUS FEKFOMANOt!. ted police and directly gan's alley near Hall avenue, for as- or of the Yeo- buffet, that devolving on officers Following prices was and his aids all diminished the numbers duty Prince & Whitely, bankers the marshal saulting George Bralnerd and his wife. men to circum- of rank, namely, the gentle- ported bj Lumiere's mounted. of the Guard according superior and brokers, 46 Broadway, New York, Cinematographs The trial is to come up at 8 o'clock stances; On his accession he raised men ushers. The balance of authority .. The line formed as follows: this is now in favor of the that their and 15 Center street, New Haven: Marshal H. H. Hicks. morning. them to two hundred, of which half theory Grand George John and his wife were given were and when arose from their well-fe- d ap- TROTTING RACES, Assistant Marshal F. R. Cannon. furnished with horses; sobriquet Aiuunuitw Touuooo (Jo (iO CI a serenade, if such it could be called, he led them at the siege of Terouenne pearance. Amentum Tobuoco Co.. ol'J 05 08 'Aids J. H. Conly of Hlghwood, J. R. 18 at their new home on Fair street, Wed- In 1513 first occasion of their pro- The present establishment of the Ameneiut Cotton Ol' Co Prince, Ansonia; R. R. Reed, New (the American Cotton Oil Copl'il.... J! 4i ELM CITY " and the residents in he was at- Guard consists of a a lieuten- PARK, E. E. W. Spring- nesday night, that ceeding on'actlve service),- captain, American Spirits 5?,' Haven; Johnston, ' an four a it 1 vicinity were justly indignant at the tended by six hundred of them "all in ant and ensign, "exons," American Spirits pfd TO-DA- Y. field; Samuel Brown of Boston; of and American Suirur Uelluinir ni m . noise and disturbance that white and cappes." In the clerk the cheque adjutant, and Co;.., W. W. Ammes, New Haven. outrageous gaberdines Ani.Sunai' Ualliiinir Co.ord U(H, Prince & WMlBlT was made would-b- e same when fell into the one hundred and forty yeomen. The ' Old Guard 25 pieces. by the serenaders. year, Tournay AtAlilRon.ToDoku Snutu l''e.... ll Admission 25c. si7 2t Band, extra act as Wardens of Tow- 13 . 13 60 Officer Rellly was finally snmmoned king's hands, he left among other forty the DiutlmorpuHi OI1I0 4 Crescent Star Lodge, New Haven, olden times Bnv State Gas and put a stop to the racket. forces for its pieservation four hundred er, and were in a branch of BANKERS AND BROKERS. men. midnight itself. Six of hold Cnmulu Southern mi 25 archers of the guard. Queen Mary the Guard the corps Centrniot Now.) craov lm 101 Hartford Patriarch of Hartford, men Yeomen- ZOClfc of and the ancient additional office of CiicstipeuKo &OI110 Vorinir 11 No. Attucks Drum Corps, Boston. Of ISTISRKST, kept up the strength the guard, Oti.. 46 Broadway, Hew York, Crlspus sum on the ornamen- -Hangers, and two that of Yeomen Ctnoniro Itaat LIUuois dTi m 04 20 men. expended a great 3c 98 ihe-wiFr- eel I Bay State Lodge of Boston, Judge L. P. Deming will address the be The duties of the former Chiciuro Nortliweatern. ....... V AND Free tation of their' uniforms, as may Bedgoers. Clilcuiro.iliii'iiiiiriou Milt nor .. 66 4 tie i Brass City Drum Corps of Waterbury. sound money clubs of the Sixth and an were to take down and put up the s Brass 40 men. learned from order preserved ampng royal Clncatfo(iasOi) ,59 IS Center Street, New Haven. City Lodge, Waterbury, Eighth districts of Bridgeport in that Harleian MSS. at the British Muse- tapestry or arras, which was always Clilcnio..vlllr!uileo& Ht. Paul.. 70,' 7oy THE LAST Band of Hartford. the Clrcniro. .vtllwceo 127 Capitol City city Wednesday night.