dicta
Shoo
Mada ‘
I: not A» frolic
but it annular
confirm Walt.
All . Stylus.
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Hellcat Goods
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HonutPrlou.
.90 WASHINGTON ‘57..
scum NOR warn.
‘rlil CAUSE MARCH 3-4
Members or Officials Will be Ad-
d—-Varlcuc Committees Ap
lurks by tub Speaker Today
THE STARK MARKEI
w... twain.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.~Sugar
and St. Paul were active and showed
wide changes. but otherwise the mar
hat was quiet at the opening. Sugar
was lifted 1% on the purchase of 2,500
shares and St. Paul fell a point. Frac-
tional declines predominated in the
list. Nuiionulv'l‘ube was up a point.
WALL STREET. 1 p. [IL-‘Tile South-
western railroad stocks rose from 1‘4
to 2% from the lowest, Missourlu i’uci‘
lie and St. Louis. Southwestern prefer-
red lending. There were upward
movements in Pennsylvania. Chicago
Great Western common and preferred
B. Texas. St. Louis (I: Western stocks
and Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling
l
‘4—Other Business.
ASHINGTON. March r--—'rrre‘
(lo lat at‘l‘l o‘clock today. A ros-
on was adopted closing the Hon so
the capitol from midnight.
~, to 2 p. 111.. March ll. except
‘ bars, members-elect. ex-nlcln-
employees of the House and
ospeaker announced the appoint-
t‘Of Mr. Bull, 01’ Rllodc Island. Mr.
Missouri, and ,Mr. Bartlett. of
r313, as temporary committee on
All!“ until the meeting of the 57th
. B.
Hepburn. Iowa. with tile revenue
'bill, and Mr. Cannon. chulrlnuu
Ye appropriations committed.
angled for the right of way. while
’opcukcr poundcd his gavel for
length Mr. Hepburn moved that
once go into committee of thc
“ lo to Consider the revenue cuttcr
are .09 bill and Mr. (‘annon appealed
iii the Reuse in the Interest or the
, Blip business to role down the mo
\
.
Ito-motion was voted down 1‘22 to
Burton. chairman of the com-
Be on rivers rllld harbors. thou
.‘ ' unanimous consent that tho
' use non-concur in the Senate
‘ Bndments to the river and harbor
ud .‘agrce to a conference. M:
.pburn’ objected.
The speaker thereupon referred the
the river and harbor (onllnlttce
, oral confer-me r‘eports upon nlluor
bills wer adopted.
ASBINGTON. Mulch 1-~At the
’ plug of today' 5 session of the ‘cn
a bill to establish Loweiltown. Me.
-port of entry wus passed.
otlon to take up the our coupling
Alli. thus displacing the sundry civil
ropriatlon bill was defeated by the
also by a vote of 130 to 30. Consid
Mon was then begun of the. sundry
vii bill.
HAYES IN WINSTED.
, light Back to the Scene of Mm
Cook's Murder.
‘ Cook, were much more animated
huh those of lust Wednesday. it was
. it early this morning that the
field by a truin arriving about
nd people began to guthcr about
railroad station an hour before
time When the train reached the
‘ {loll a crowd of 300 uwnited u
shone of the prisoner.
you was in Sheriff illdwurd A. Not
ustody. lie was closely muffled
soled by Its high collar. His up-
; £ior a rush of the waiting crowd
(lull! Nelllu, aided by the police. srrc
In getting his prisoner to Wil
Mat, and was driven rapidly to-
ad boys running after.
wot-mm m...“ m.
31th WRIGHT.
"1..
Rial! are
TREETS.
r ‘th Normlli.
‘and Northwestern preferred sold at a
rge ulster. his face being pnrtly
pace on the our platform was the
turns with grout difficulty that
the court houus with a mob of
L ‘.‘*.lust what you want
for this fine snow
stocks. Federal Sic-cl reacted n point
decline of 7 from the last sale.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of 1‘}.
Bohme. commission broker, Swurtz &
Corbett's block, South Norwulk.
AFRAID OF LYNCHING.
(IARRIIIJXI’IIX.
~~\lbcrt Sllcnklc.
assault on Miss liillcr.
“1.. March 1
charged with
of Whitc
Hall was brought hcrc at 7:30
o'clock llris morning. by the sher-
ill‘ of (irccn t’ouuty. under escort
by the four compurrfcs of stutc
rlrilitizl I iovcrllor
Yuics. 'l‘lrcrc was a crowd at the
depot. but no demonstration was
ordcl'cd by
mode. .‘rrrll probably no attempt
will bc mzrdc lo lynch the prison-
or.
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HOUSE IN NORWICH BURN-
ED.
.\'( IRWICII. March lm'l'bc
dwelling house. burn lrnd shop.
owned by Ilzruicl l’llillips wcrc dc-
siroycd by Iirc curly this morning.
The tire was cruised by u dclcciivc
wilrrc. 'l‘lic occupants of the house
were able to sure some of the fur-
uiiurc. but could not check the
Homes from spreading to the shop
and burn. 'l‘llc loss is about $3.~
ooo. partly insured.
DESTROYED FIVE BLOCKS.
‘St‘llNlitTl'Al'W. N. Y.. March
r—-—A special to the Union from
lullstou says that fire destroyed
$75.11“) iworth of property iny'tlurt
village. this morning. The llarncs
originated in Musscy's Hotel, and
rapidly spread to adjoining bush
ness blip-ks. and hcfore the fire
was tuner control five business
loans which have btlcu . .
' Professor Trevor Kincaid. of the uni-
. similar to an Alaskan form or can life.
uondescr lpt appearance.
an oblong transparent rubber bag till-
ed with water and varies from three to
A. will die it kept out of of their natural
Open High Low 1:30 much vitality. ultllouuh they crlt some
Am. St. & W.. 38% 30% 38 391,9 queer antics when (int of the water.
Am. S. It. Co. 140'»; 142% 140 142 Foreman Jones, who oversees the
Am. 1‘01). (30.. 120 1‘20 119 119% work ut the mouth of the discharge
Atchison. 5.3 3.374. 54% com tripe. says the worms are called sea
Atchison. pill. 870.. 577A. 87% It‘ll/g cucumbers. llllll that they are very
Bull. & ()hlo. SW; 871,4, common. He declares that he has of-
lfikyn. R. ’1‘.. 7411:. 75% 71% sol/i H‘u found some as long on twenty in.
(Inn. South. and. 06% circa. close to the bench when the tide
Giles. & Ohio. 307,.- ~i'.! 397A. 41% was out. and that their mode of travel
(Ilri. 13. & Q. 1431/4 146 14314 144% is cxrlctlv like that of a snake. At one
(I. M. in St. 1).. 113213. 1:13»; 1.12% 153 ‘A end. he says. they have large suckers.
Chi. it. I. & P. 12211; 12-11221f.123‘7§ by means of which they capture. sfmlll
I). 8.211 Cull. 107. 10.") forms of life. It is believed by others
Il‘cdcrul Steel. 4:! 441,5 43 43-33 that Mr. Jones has confounded the
ll‘cd. Si. pid., Milt. 37%. X0 All species with some others.
(Sell. lCl ('30.. 212 212 W“ *
Lou. u Nash. 911+; 021.3; 011.43 311515. MRS NATION AGAIN IN JAIL.
Nor. c West... on. if 45»:z 46v. . , . __ . . .. , ,
Man. lesol.. my. 118 um 117s; , POH‘K’" MM”) ‘ M” “m“ N"
Metropolitan. 161“! 101% Iliilpfi 161% tron returned to l‘opcku (’III‘IY [OIIIIV
3r K. r; '1‘_ pm. 527,. 549,5. 5275. 54% from Peoria. where she went to edit
Miss. Pacific. 81‘ 89% 87 89% a newspaper for a day. Upon her ar
Nut. Lead Co. 15‘s 15% 15% 1:311; rival here she went at oncc to thrr
N. 1'. t‘. (iv 11.. 142% 14:11.13 1-1253 143% county jail. where she gave herself
N. \‘..().& \l'..:i1 31% 31 311,2 over to the custody of the sheriff
(Ion. 'lobncco. lull. If till); 4071. The $2,000 bonds which Mrs. Nation
North Pacific. 83 Kills. 821/: 531,4. was required to givc before she. left
No.1'uc.pfd.. Ii? 87 the city was cancelled. llcr trlnl
Pacific Mull. so :1!) comes up at the April term of the dis
Pennsylvania 1481,42 14012.. I181“ 149% trict court.
People's (ins. 1011A; 1035;, 101 ‘ 102 j.
Phil. 8.- Read. 301/. 30% 291/2 30% ‘ '“ "‘“““ '"" '—
P. «1‘: it. old. 701/. 701.1 70 7017:.
Son. Ruilwrry. Judi. 24%.. 231,; 24%;. A WANT AD.
Son. Ry. pfd.. 70W, 77" 70% 11%
so". Pacific. 4-375 4314‘ 42% 4314. IN THE EVENING SENTINEL
Tenn. 1‘. & l., 31 .33 .31 521,4.
1?. 8. Leather 121/. 12»; 1214. 1294. WILL BRING
us. Lilo. pfd.. 7m. 73?... 73% no. QUICK RETURNS
l'. S. Rubber. 201/4 20‘s.. 20% 20%
Union Pacific. 8635. 86"}. 86% 867.4; _ ._.._._--.__.__,_fi .-__....-.-. W.
Ull. For. old. Sill/i Sill»; $314 83%
\anmslr. pill. 287;. 30 287,“ 30 N t
West. Union, Milli. toil/2 Still. 801/3 O 108'
been pumped up from y
Elliott bay by the avenger in on
than near the Contannllli‘lu It. ups.
mltlzcli.
royalty are pronounced by him to be
different from any species previously
found in Puget Sound but soinawhnt
The animal found in the bay is or.
it resembles
five inches in length It is about as
thick. generally. as a mans thumb.
At each and are several circles of
sharp bristles, colored like brass and
seemingly hard. fi‘ilesc arg believed to
be its defensive wuupons. 't 1; 'r bristles
at one cud are stronger and m... .- mm-
crous than art the other. Other species
huvc'tbe bristles only at one end.
'I‘lrcsc peculiar animals were first
brought to the surface about two
weeks ago by tho dredgcv of the float-
th- and Luke Washington Waterway
Company. They were sucked up by
the pumps from u depth of from thirty
to thirty rive feet and curried through
the disclrurgc pipes to the point
where the filling Is made. There they
were found by members of the dredg'
cr's crew. whose curiosity was arous-
ed by the appearance of tho worms. A
number were collected and given to
the officers of the company.
To a reporter Captain W. E. Roberts
of the lll'ctlgt‘l‘. suited yesterday that
the species was found in schools. He
believes that they live on rocks and
every timc they irnvc been pumped up
so for they have been accompanied by
pieces of stone and coal. which hall
been dumped Into the buy from ships
discharging their ballast.
"We find none for several days.’ he
said. “and then they come ill a bunch.
They appear to be able to travel on
any side and wrignlc along like a com-
mon earthworm. As far as i can learn
it is: not exactly known whether they
live rrporr the surface of the sea bot-
tom ol' beneath it. We always find
them subrncrgedii and I believe they
element very long. They live on small-
or worms and marine vegetation. i
should judge that. they do not have
South lloluallr Union School
District.
Notice is hereby given th‘llt an as
scssmcni of thc ratcublc estate wrtth
the raid district has been made on the
town list. of 1000. and that sold list has
hccn this day deposited by the clerk
of said district. at the office of tho so
rcctmcn. No. .3 llrrilroud avenue. South
Norwulk, Conn. for examination and
that till Board of Rclicf will meet at
the oillcc of the sold sclcctmen. No. o
Railroad Place. on the 12th day or
March. A. l).. 1001. at 13 o‘clock p. m.
to them for the equalization and per
focti‘m of curd assessment.
lintcd at the (lily of South Norwulk.
(‘onlr.. this. the 1st day of Maren. A
1)., .901
A. “LAMINAR".
MATTHEW C(IRBlll'l‘l‘.
JOHN H. LIGHT.
Committee of the Bouth Norwnlk lln
loll School District.
Noticc In lrcrcby ulso given that an
rlusussmcni of the rutublc outato of tho,
suid district. which was so situated
that there was no distinct and uoparutu
vnlrrc. hllii been made by tho assessor.
end this day filed by the clerk of said
district. with the ucioctmcn of said
town. at No. 5 Railroad uvcnuo.
Dated ut tho City of South Norwuik.
Conn. this, the lot day of March. A
I’I.. 1001.
A. BLANCHAIID.
MA'i THEW OORBE’I‘T.
JOHN ll LItIH'l‘
Iornrnlturu of tho South Norwuik qu
ion School District.
ml II
CANDY -
ESCULETTS
CUIII FILE!
And all rectal disorders or money rc-
nmded. riomut. Not a physio.
radical euro. 500. it door (I. fitm-
omi'l. the 1‘ltpotiuicuriou’ Hui, arm
A
V blocks bud been destroyed;
[a , .
for months. and thing In his
tailed WIth a sudden fainting spell and
dicd almost Immediately. ‘
to hour and dctcrnrlnc all uppeuln made
' Jarvis and highway lead an to turn.
8 il‘ubrurrryi turn
was .,
NEW PASTOR IN Sid HINIIITON.
aou'rmuhrou. March innerarn‘
and 0. Blanchard oi‘ Newton Manna
graduate of Amherst now studying
at tho Yale Theological school has
been called to the nocturnal of the
First Congregational Church here.
Mr. Blanchard at present in charge
of Welcome all, a branch of the
Church of the Redeemer, New Haven.
VESSEL LONG OVERDUE.
SAN FRANCISCO, 'March lw’l‘he
American ship John MacDonald and
the British ship Khornsuan have been
uddcd to the list of. vessels ovordv ..ut
this port. The former is‘uow 166 days
out from Baltimore for- San Francisco
and twenty per cent. is being paid to
rclnsnro her. The Khorassun is 201
days out from 'l‘alnpa.‘for Yokohama.
and lb per cent. Is being paid on her.
EN TERTAINMENTS
HOYT S THEATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
SATURDAY. MARCH 2.
Second Successful Season.
Calhoun. Chase 8 Ilcstcu’s
MINSTRELS
30 Stars 30.
it) Comedians. Singers and Dancers. 10.
8 Superb Vocalists 8.
14 Skilled Musicians 1-1.
is Comical Euonlen ti
3 Famous St. Felix Sisters
30 Funny Features 30
GRAND STREET PARADE A'l‘ NOON
MA'I‘INEE AM) EVENING
PRICES. 10. 20 .30c.
Reserved Seats for both Performances.
Reserved Seats on sale at Eloyt's
l‘hoatrc. b‘outh Norwulk, and Woods
drug store, Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
ii.
"H'B‘v 4r sr HIE}; 'r R E.
our: SOLID WEEK. commeucruu
MONDAY. MARCH 4.
rcpcrtoirc of standard plays.
MONDAY NIGII'i‘.
tho lllt of the season
To The Rescue.
EVENING PRICES. 10. 20. 30c.
VIATINEES, daily except Monday.
10 and 20 Cents.
’l‘ickcts Monday night posi-
lll II
Lnr‘iicu
Reserved Seats on solo at lioyt' s
I‘Ilcrltrc. South Nor-wulk. and Wood's
irug store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
If each performance.
Sale of Real Estate.
Pursuant to an order of the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwulk.
made on the 38th day of February.
1001. I hereby give notice that I will
sell ull such right. title and Interest
us Il‘annic 1.. Vanderbilt. bite of said
Norwulk. dccuuscd. had at the time of
her dcceuuc, in or to the following dc-
llcrlbcd roul statute or my part tlrrlrrv
of. at public or private sale. as i shall
doom to be to thc best advantage:
.Ono tract of land. in Norwalk. on tho
Westport turnpike containing about
eight and one hull (III/,1 ncros. borlnd
crl northerly by land of Edward (Illn.
stcud. curltcrly by land of Frederick
Jarvis southerly by \Vl-nlport turn
pike. rind westerly by land of Williuln
Church. the ubova truct being divided
by, a strip of Iund uborrt four rods llI
width. owned by 'I‘homuu Hill.
A second tract of loud. partly in Nov.
walk. and partly in Westport. contuin.
in: about twontycnc (21) acres.
bounded northerly by Westport tlrrn
pike in part and in part by lands of:
others. easterly by loud or Irorlorick
pike, southerly by land of ‘Gcrshom B.
W
.. lucht Club hrs declared a lint-lclrl
CHESTER F'IIE" YORDE '
AND COMPANY,
lvclv limited to 300. |
No 20...... Building.
.
ale oi Remnants lull , 0AA Lois.
Previous to‘ taking our annual Inventory it is our custom to close out all Rcmnauts, Odd Lots
and Short Ends of all kinds. We will commence this sale on Saturday. February 16th.
REMNANTS or COLORED DRESS GOODS.
numuaurs or BLACK muss GOODS. .
RunuAurs or PLAIN AND FANCY suns. ,
REMNANTS or LININGS.
'REMNANTS on LINENS.
REMNANTS or WASH DRESS GOODS.
our) LOTS or LADIES FLANNEL AND SILK wmsrs. .
one LOTS or MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S JACKETS. '
ODD LOTS or FUR SCARFS AND COLLARETTES. . r
All to be closed out before inventory.
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Special Sale af’Ladles’ Glaaks.
If you have not bought a new Jacket this winter, now is your chance. For one week we will
sell any garment in our stock at 'just one-half of-xthe former price. These garments are all of the
very latest shapes and styles. all this season’s goods, and some of them the very best that we have
bad. You can take your choice of all at the same discount.
. .
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rNORWALK YACHT CLUB"
DIVIDEND.
Nmicc is hereby given that tho
(.orcrning liorvd of the Nor mm
at the rate of furr per cell: ’puurblc
to stockholdc-s of record. Mulch 15.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
”re :rctt‘rn‘.
scum ’r’van WALK
SAVINGS BANK.
Open daily. except Saturday. from
9 u. m. to 12 m., and from r :n z: p or
Saturday. 9 a. m. to 1:! m., and on Mil-r
day evening from 'r' to 5.
interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOL‘MANS, Frost.
JOHN H. FERRIS. 1‘ice<Prcnt.
GEO. F. BEARSE. Sec. and Tros
Taylor &MGOIden,
REAL ESTA TE AND
INSURANCE.
LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
74 Washington Street.
sou‘ru NORWALK, couu.
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
Will be sold by public auction on ac-
count of E. E. (lorhum. trustee Nor.
\vrllk Building (30.. Monday, February
25th. 1901. at 3 p. m.. the property No.
24 Huvilaud street. South Norwark.
Conn. House contains 0 rooms and
modern Improvements. Lot 28%:{125
foot. more or less. Sale positive. Par-
ticulars of
JACOB M. LAVTON.
Real Estate, 5 Railroad Place.
MITCHELL o. SON, Auctioneers.
I HOME 410!
2 INVESTMENT 2
The Guaranteed Interest Bond:
a d by In:
Conn. Generalelfe Ins. Co.,
of Hartford, can be purchased by small
annual inslallmcnls.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE
BA ACKED BY MILLIONS
Address.
F. H. FIELD. Gent Agt..
United Bank Bulldlna. South Norkulk.
I"li "i
Euclid rar- cuss
Highest cash price paid for old mot
bin and mutorluln of every kind. Drop
me a postal and I will call.
Prompt attention and honorable
dealings with all. 1 am occuslonully
In New York some days through the
swock
lmmediuto attention on my return
will be given to any business that may
come In during my absence.
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 Raymond St. or 11 North Main
St. Store.
I
.r. .m. «fir-n —r
Bradley In part. in pp rt.
Charles Wilson. and in part by land of
(looms Nash. and want
Samuel Church and others.
A third tract of land In Durieu. con
training about twenty (201 acres. for
moi-1y our-t of the Stu Iron Raymond
astute. bounded northcr ry by new marl
easterly by land of Maori Vincent
hair! 0! Harriet L. Grofut. deceased
and westerly by land or heirs of Har
riot 1. Grofut.
tinted at Norwsilr. the 28th. day
dilute .Nomul. Conn. arm.
9 worm. :‘hmr. or. ’
Administrator. .
nation it. responds.
nil-8 . '
by land of
fly by land qufucultlorr with which nature has endow‘
southerly by land formerly of flamuclmgm
Ferris In putt. and In purt by land of
"'iHOMER B HOYT
A MAN OF SENSE
do the man who bout preserves those
ed him He may hate to wear glasses
immout people «Io-«but the man of In-
Itolliuonco thankfully accepts this arti-
ilclul uld when his eyes tell of Its need.
lWhon yours speak lot mo act. My nor-
vice troestmcnt and prices shrill be all
i H. B. HOYT. Graduate Optician Af
ter April Int. room 9 United Bank
‘Bulldiuz.
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business.
entirelu closed out.
object. ~
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goods in even) department.
glou Street.
CREDIT.
N0 EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT.
ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
TRISTRAMSr HYATT,
NORWALK. CONN.
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Cash or Credit.
Our Januaul Cleariua Sale has been the
most successful sale in the histonl of Old
We have sold a great mauu,
Some lines are
In our Cloak depart-
ment we have but veru few things to offer.
Come in and look it over.
something in com 512e, price will be no
If uoucau find
We have quite a number of Men’s Suits.
broken lots. two or three suits of a kind.
which we are offering to the public for
$5.95; former price of these suits. was $10.
All of our‘ $15 and $15 suits. we are
offering for $10 and $12.
H. KRIEGERSICO.
29-81Wcst Washington Street.
New blur-ct
TELEPHONE 1374.
Lon Spring Lamb. 12W; Fresh Shoulders, Jill-
Prlme Rib Roast. 140 Small Lean Hams. average] 10 1b..
Good Rib Rout, 12990 1235c.
Sirloin Steak. 18c Fundy Fat Mackerel, M 100; ii for 211::
Porter House steak, 18-200 Funcyyrint Butter. r-= 230
Fancy Chicken, Me All kinds of Fresh (1 Salt Fish
Fresh Hams, 12c Canned Goods and. iicatesuou.
ll. STEIN WALD, Proprlofor. ‘
WI Now Block. Md Main It. '
Norwalk Chronicler