illi‘ olilllli Sulnllll
.5. .i
p Entered the Building by
pow. Which Was Forced
the Side—No Clue to
The Men.
. . «11111.00 Satin-l
The burgl . .. mm ._ ~
0“ Woi‘k’a onc'side
\
as.
housing. . acting treasurer
nil; discovered that . burglars
phony. silicone Wont to wind
- i kllate“ vesterduyrattcr-
noticed hi gnunusu I
ll particul
R up 0
the interior of which Is not visi-
‘;_ street. nlloi‘c he found
is 3 had been torn away on
next to the vault. and that an
but that the work had been
. Afterward he found
indicating that the burglars had
led to pry open the vault door.
hall ontorcd Ine building by n
which was forced open at tho
- , c identity
i eves as no manic-
. day. While a crowd of poo
_ icon the street about bank dis.
ollsnd bunk docs some action-
g as well as savings business.
1001‘s say that only 0 small part
rink's securities and moncy is
in he vault.
T. Newcolhh. trcasurcr of tho
lift on. is sick at 0 hospital in Hurt-
, This In tho l'ollrih lltlcnlpl that
con made lo rob tile bank in its
“37., such one having bccn unsuc-
‘l Five years ago. dynamllc was
ill the 'Vault door partly wrcck-
the burglars wcrl- I’riglllcncll
lthollt getting any booty. 0th-
lit mpts l0 bl'i-‘Ilk into the vullll bull
in Amods below that.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
“ALL S'I‘RICET. l0; l0 ll. llI.-'.~\.\‘ u
.1 ilt f the trading on Saturday and
in morning; in London. prices of
lands were advnnccd‘ from i to
2 points. and the pricc lcvcl Ilcrc
ching this morning conformed
e advances. United States Steel
sworn in large demand. the colli-
SEll g at. 49% to 50%.. compared
.14 on Friday on the taking of
ii res, and the prcfcrrcd selling
. to 9.. compnrcll with 00% on Fri-
‘ n.th0 taking of 7,000 shares. The
.run off. almost immediately to
. ‘ \Oftll‘c'ruilroad stocks Ilniou Pu-
fih St. Poul. Northern Pacific. Rock
Reading and Baltimore & Ohio
9 _n especially hcnvy dcmund llnd
.ndvnnoes over Friduy of 4y. to
Anaconda jumped 29; and malv
ted. Cooper 1-1.. and Colorado Fuel
up 4%,. Gains of a point. wcl‘c
ed 'quilc liberally through tllc
pugnalcs of 10,000 shares. compar-
‘131/5 on Friday. The first Prc-
gd jumped 2%. Erie First Prefer-
pcd. 0 "pin” but was it notable.
0 tie general llpu rd ten-
.ot a. Eric Common met sup-
It dull wiped out its earlier loss, and
ork‘Centrul advanced Ill/A. Union
fl wns rushed up to “1% near ii
SWhich strengthened all other
ads. ‘The largest dealings wore
tilon Pacific. Northern Pacific and
tilted States Steel stocks. in all oi
lhlocks of 1.000 to 5.000 shares
recorded in constant succc‘nsion.
Mlli’TillSCillillce,
6t M56510" .
_ American
Willa: Weight 20. lbs.
309 0
hillutlpd. A I Work.
:0 NUMBER.
‘ ‘ up enrauoe
of strong
1 was rather nervous. prices rilllnlrun‘d
f
160 pried at tho fluorowithl ‘
ut made litti‘e‘moodwiiy in .
o"dil‘30tors“ .
V. were pllshcd In the face of the roac-
Colorudo Southern opened at 10%|
‘ mum Will
‘ hour. , ‘
~ Inst wcck‘t‘olon the demand.
‘ ' Jouriloymun
it tho uud ‘ '._|
radii the stg i“ . “
wood WW?- .ull.0u.c~.—lioy« lull .,
cropped out which were
utilize ovor soles otlthcdrangcr
and claw other stocks: Speculation
lulllngrlternately. but tending Iowlgr
for some of the leaders. «:Iililloichn-
trul-S.t. Louis & San Francisco {and
Second preferred. People's Gas and the
copper stocks rose strongly from 1% to
3 poll: The‘ inaction ran fr:
. .. will to
1% in. some chinoprominentr ilroad
stocks.
a
The gold exports to Germany
lnld. ll .-llatllet‘...l)llllliilll effect. Omflilticii‘
lutive nenti out. but ‘the mafiket hard—
. points.
ALI. S'l‘llliiiiifllld burn. The hull;
ion was in abéoluto control 2‘
es and the manner In which may."
hrkod up values of the llighost priced}.
rdllroud stocks uemorullzcd the short:
purer-its and they covorcd heavily allg
lnd on a rising market. The buoy-J
‘ uncy (lisp 0 “induced ”rollewwiodg pur-
'clihses ”h oln’iuiippiou"illoupos'. which
him bccu curtailed somewhat on inc
all ounccment of the gold or) girls. Up
1
lilo prcvcrl'cd. 47.1. in Northern. k’illfic,‘
4% in New York Control“; nullilujf
‘ Central. 2133 Infill‘ouln’vlllc‘ into-71."
cunsylvanla. 'l‘hcre was not much;
rest displayed among the sliccilllii
In
cks. which were taken in enormous?
hlpcks. the common sclilng up to 0013...:
WALL STREET. 2 n. m.-'rncrej
come another pausc in thc udvuncc. me:
rotations extended to over :1 point in.i
Pollusylvnnin. New York Control. 1.005
Isvillc and St. Paul. Union Pacific. and
Northern Pacific were hotter hold and
United Status siccl continued its ildw
vdilcc to 5th. Rock island rose on
oxtl‘cmc 0% and tho locul tructlons
lion clsewhcrc. and were followed by
sugar. Colorado fuel made its gums
Til... Union Pacific thcn rcncwcll its
advance to Hill/{1. 'I'hc mnrkct wos
.soillcwhnl loss active.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or E. A
llohmc. commission broker. Swartz 01
Corbttt‘s block. South Norwoik:
i. ()pcn High
how i : 3i)
i Am. S. Ii. (30.. H'H’g ”NM 14054.. Hill-3
illm. Toll. (lo... 128?. 129 last... lull.
Alchlsmi. 72 " Till/(g 71% "IL“.lil
Atrhison. pill. 99% 99799 09 lull/2
linli. 0'; Ohio. llll’lill 106% 1047... lilfiih
Bliyli. R. 'l‘.. 8614 80V: ~ 343%.; Mi
ll:en...or.n._Jllls . _ , mu... .
‘Chos. & Ohio. 47W. 47W, iiT‘é 47%;
[(Tlii. .& N. “7.. 2.09 210 309 Bill-
liilll. Li. 8: Q.. lliililll Will/2 198%. Willis.
gl‘. M. in Si. l’.. 172%. um. mu. 17:03;
(Thi. n. l. r. v. lam 103 1.58% is ’53?
(‘.(‘..C. & 81.1... us 85:15. .0» ii iii.
I‘l. & H. Fair. 1787.. 179% 178 “9%.
lion. El. (30.. 228 238 22715:. ZL’I
Lou. A" blush. lUT Mill-I. 1007.. 108.155
‘Nol'. & \\’csl., 5337..
Mon. Consul. 128%; ~ . .,
.‘vlctropolltan. iii 5. . s
u. k. c 1‘. old. ow is 5
Miss. l’nciilc. 10815.. 107 1051/.
N. .\'.. (‘.. A} H.. 154% lfii 157%
N Y.. (‘. & H.. 35% ' ' 3591', 3.5"”
(Ton. Tobacco, lli » ' [In 461.5.
North Pal-100.1090; 113% 100% 11.3.1.4,
Nu. PaC.-pi'll.. 1.00 1001.5. 100‘. lilQl/fi
Pennsylvania. 1531/. inniil. 152% loll},-
Pcoplc‘s (ins. ilil‘li'n llIi Hill/2 1177/1.
Phil. & Rodd” iii 40%; 39% 40
P. A’v ii. pill. 77% 77% 70-9" Hill
Sou. Railway. 301/2 305% 30%;. 30%
Son. Ry. pill. 840;. 84% km 84%
58011. Pacific. 54 My... 53% 04V...
1'l‘cnll. (.3. 0’1 l.. ill. 67 05% 00%
U. S. Lollthcr. 13% 143/. mu. 1W.
U.S. l..Co. pill. 77% 77%
L;. S. iiubbcl‘. 207.. 201}.
Union Pacific-109% Ill”) I09% ”4%
.Un. Poo. pill... 927;. 95% 02le 2901/4
Wabash. pill. 42 42V... 41% 4;:
:Wcsl. Union. 93% 93% 03V. 93%
DRANK FROM SPRINKLiNG PDT.
NEW vonk. April 2 Sliijfllliligfi
lot of hi ' p ‘ (1 month} tl‘i‘l
lul, nlslil. i9.
prcudllcd by
A. C. Dixon. bcl‘orc llc
loavos to llcccpl. his now pnstorntc
with tho Rugglos Street Church in
Boston. Novcr before hall the church
been so crowded. thn the sorvicc
was half over. a woman fainted. Af'
tor she was revived. it was suggestcli
that water he passed to tllc nudicncc.
No pitcllor or pull could be found. but
an old sprinkling pot-wall discovered.
The sprinkler was takoll oil'.»and ,lln
usher pound the wuto‘r Ill tho Impro~
viscll rcccptuclo.
CASEs AGAINST MR8. NATION
‘ DROPPED. ._ p.
WlClll'l‘A. April 2‘9-ii‘. is said that
thc cllscs Ill this county against Mrs.
(.lzlrrlc Nation for tile-alleged destruc-
tion of suioou property will 00 drop-
poll. She was permitted to leave lull
here yesterday on her own recogniz-
once to attend the funeral of her prov
thcr ill. Louisburg. Kan. ultdr huvlnl;
spout a week ill jail with three olhor
wonlon nwcltlnn filll. wnich wns' to
ilnv‘c comc up noxtwoek. Now. it in
culturally honored. the chaos will b0
dropped. .
W.“
. Boss cannaursns‘ncrusc
RAISE. . -.
i‘iililmEPOIt't“. April zllm'l‘hcrc In
no oil Incl .tpowui .
li‘tlllliag‘lth fixl £23! ‘ 'm
tic- ]_ 0», out.
ll Karate. ,f thirty-five
actor. . carpenters v‘otoll
anll'tho
0 also: or Mar-1.
'i‘lls»
lid
.Noilileill, lid 1: you any cvlden
‘ 00 by Chlof‘of‘Polion Claims as tho
‘, one taken tromillo body, 01 (hogan.
Witness was present at the anterior '
' nllll‘poiuted ou
.‘ held docs not warrant hcnvy ball. AB"
two mclnbcrs oi’ the local union ans~
.‘ war (I thcrroll call.
tion aside from the United States Stool: i.
rPal‘ié
h .
till”! till
all ‘
p . greats . .
oi" the sororllmunt‘s cure. lWflfl' llldo‘olill-
to the liner several
mocks of input potion. ‘ Whoops said
that no and til light anything ‘
ho fact than. tho": 'llcl: might be
a centre-fire rovo or
m.
until after the
Eastman was undiluted.
sozanLAk's ooyl‘rlou 0 wish.
BRIDGEPOR’I‘. ' April zrwaudgc
George W. \Vllcelcr. in tho Superior
Court this morning denied the upplr
cation of Charles Sczcrluk. wno Ill hold
sky In the murder of her child, for a
writ of hobucs corpus. Counsel for
'czcrlnk thou moved tor tho reduction
of‘llis hall from 35,000 to $300. arguing
that the culdcnco upon which he is
slctnut State‘s Attorney Carter said
ho would not. oppose the reduction of
the amount of ball to $2.000. Judge
‘thclcr roscrvcli his dcciaion on the.
Imnttcr of bull.
WINSTED CARPENTERS STRIKE.
WINSTED, April air—«Fifty onrpcll
tors went on strike today. to enforce
their dcmand for ll shorter work day.
with $2.25 ll day as pny. They hold.
annotating this morning. at which forty-
llcyoud posting 0
rec lltion not to return to work until
the contractors concede their demand.
they did nothing of Importance at the
meeting.
NSTED WOMAN '
wmsu‘nn. April 29411113. Edward
Elty, aged fifty. who became uncon-
rsclous Inst lt‘rlduy. when notified that
llor agod mother had fractal-oil n log
‘by :1 full. died last night. Hcmorrhngc
.oi the brain cullscll by tho suddon
shock of bull news is ascribed as the
cause of death. Her husband and a
son. llcv. Edwnrd l1. lillIy..l.lustor oi
Si. Mary's Roman Catholic ("hurch
'(‘lrccnu'iclc survive her.
iWi
‘KlLLED BY CARS AT SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. April 29-
"l‘llomlls Campbell. a strnngcr. was run
mm by n pnsscngcr train ill the Union
Donut. this city. this morning, and his
right log was cut off n fcw inches
ullovc illc anklc.
wanted
10
Painters
and .
\
Hangers.
Decker,
87
Washington
Street,
South
Norwalk.
‘rt‘
hull-lug ill tho lower Court. at which ~91
as an accomplice of .iosouhluo Zuvat- '
L compo muons.
4’7 North "Main Strut. cornerMAnn.
H2]. .2 . w ‘
.0; .MORE THAN ENOUGH
goodynont hero to supply all domaulis.
Not a pound of tho low grade kind ever
crimes into the store.
Don't think. however, that the meat
Is highprlood. because of excellent
qualityllQWe sell at ordinary prices.
Cho' , Boat, Veal, Lamb and Poul-
try, f2 particular people. ‘~
new CENTURY MARKET.
Adam Steinwaid, ' Proprietor.
idly Block. 80. Main St.
CHINESE TRYING TO AVOiD
’ CLASH.
WASHINGTON, April {lbw—Tho Cili-
ncso minister today stated that all in-
formntion rcsclling him snows thnt the
imperial authorities arc doing their ut-
most to avoid a. clash between the
(.llllllcso forms and those under foreign
command not only in the province of
Pcchill. bill. also to Munchllria and the
Yang 'I‘so region. where, according to
a rcccnl report. an uprising of Boxers
Is being planned for thc coming sum-
mer. 'i'llc thanks which I.i Hung Chang
has given to Mr. Rockhill for the
convert» of tho linitcd States in tho in.
dclnnliy uogotiutions is ill iluc with
similar thanks which Minister Wu has
expressed to Secretary Hay. the Chi;
nose nlllhorillcs haxo tnltcn occasion
scl'l-rzll times of Into to make known
their llpprocllltion of Amcrlcau efforts
to kccp the tot/ill of tho indemnity down
to a soul which China could reasonably
moot.
Are they In need of now cover-
ing? ..
If so call in and look over our
line of trousers—good worsted
Irouscrs for men nud youths.
good values at 83.50 to $4.00;
wc have marked them $2.25.
A low light colored suits. left
ovcr from last season-«this
'grndc was sold from $8.00 to
$l0.00; we sacrifice them now M
$4.00 and $5.00.
The Underwear bargains are
still Ill order.
D. GOT'I‘LIEB,
ll NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
l
sarcomas safilfday, Morph .9.
CIOSing .0111. Sale
Dry Goods...
Carpets. ,
Fuirhitur‘_f_’, o'tc.
. Owillc“ lo cc dcalhof Mr; Sccfield‘ or
lire stock IS to be sold at once. regardless of .COStw
uni;
our firm. lhé'ch-
liar. thirty'lIVe ourioads of exhibits bo-
Singioaud Double Face Cloths
Silk Warp Albatross. 42 inches
No. 8 Kettles. Porcelain'iined
No. 8 Galvanized Iron Tea Kett
One Quart Milk Cans
French Rat Traps
Large Butter Bowls .
Larg Size Funnels . .
5 Ga ion Galvanized Oil Can
Large 3 hoop Pine Tubs
BURGLA
.\'l".\\' YORK. April 2i)v—Blll“
glzlrs l-nicrcd lllr mic of tilc .\lln'~
l‘ls Huicl. :li lilllfiliiilg'. l.. l.. lost
Illg‘lll. and carried oil four thous—
zlllll cigars. scvcral bottles of winc
and liquors and the contents of
tho cash register. it is not known
llllW ll‘lllcll llll’ill(‘_V they scrurcrl.
MRS. NORTON DEAD.
lil'lll‘l llll). .\[>l‘ll 2.... .\l;-~
ilcni‘g‘c l’l. Xlll'llul. Willi :lllclllpirll
to commit ~llll‘lllc. last \lccit. lly
culling her throat. llicll al llcl‘
luuuc llcrc. lulc last night. as :i re-
sult of scii—iniiicicll wounds.
VEHICLE COMPANY DISBANub.
NEW YORK. April Shiv—ho stock.
holdcrs of the New :uglnnd Volllclo
‘i‘rnusl‘orlatlou Company hold a special
meeting In .lrrscy City today to con-
sider the question of the lllSsolntlon
of the company. The board of direc-
tors llad prcvlously recommended that
the company be dissolved and the
stockholders at today‘s meeting voted
unanimously In furor of dissolution.
nulls distribution of the assets of the
assets among the stockholders. me
New England chicie Transportation
Company was organized ill lvillrcll 15925,
with an authorized capital stock of $5.-
000.000 and n pnld In‘capitul of $2,150.-
000. The company had opcrating sto~
lions ill Boston and Newport. its onsl-
ncss being to operate cubs. livery rigs
and automobiles. Among those pres-
cut at the meeting were Francis hurt.
Charles Edgar and Rodger F‘. Stllrgis.
all of Boston. and Jamcs E. Hayes. 01
Camden.
SUITS AGAINST AETNA CO.
HARTFORD. April 29*A suit has
been brought. by the Aetnn. insurance
Company. of Hartford. against Super-
intendent James R. B. VonClcvc. of
Illinois. In Chicago. for-110,000 dam-
ages. The suit Is to recover $8.000
paid to the state under protest some
time ago. and Just after the comple-
tion of the examination of the com’-
pally‘s books. lit. Cincinnati. The sum
paid was for forms alleged to be due in
various counties In Illinois. The Act-
uu alleges that Superlntcndcut Van
Clcvc as executive officer had no pow-
er to levy and collect taxes and for
that reason claims that. thc amount
was ilicgaily collected.
TALLV HO VICTIM iMPROVING.
PHILADELPHIA. April lib—«Joseph
ill. Widener. who was dangerously lu-
Jurcd Saturday. by tho overturning ul’
u tally ho coach, is roportod today by
the physicians at tho Hohncmau hos;
pltlll. to be much improvod. Ho pus-
sell a rcstful night. and this morning
his temperature was considerably low
or. Whilc hill condition may still be
regarded as critical tho chances for
his recovery are good.
STOCK “CALLS" TAXED.
WASHINGTON. April 20w’l‘lle Unit.
00 Ethics Supreme Court today decid-
cd in illocnllo brought by tax-Congress-
man htcphcu V. White. of Brooklyn.
that a "call" as the word is used in
the stock exchange. is an agreement
to sell. llnd‘tilcrefore subject to lino.
otlon at the rats of two cents par hun-
drcd 'liolinrs under the wnrlrcvcnllc
low. ‘/ ‘
VISITORS TO EXFOGITION. ,
hUli‘F‘AliO... N. Y.. April 20~'l‘ho
number 01' visitors to tho Pan-Amoco
can grounds ycltcrdoy was 20.4.70. the
transportation division outtinrll busy
in‘g unloaded and Music contents
in the different blilldlllgfi.‘ .
JACK THERIPPEH CAUGHT.
LUIinGSli’AFEN. (Baden). j April
Zhw-Tllfi‘lloml‘lmil "Jack the Ripper."
placed
coo
Will conviucc you that there is really only
buy of us you are always sure of your
prices right, and tube ready for you
' A few interesting items from
All‘Wool Homespuns. Greys hnd Brown, 52 inches wide.
Satin Stripe Challis. regular 75c. quality
Figured Challis with Satin Stripe ' . , ,
All Wool Nuns Veilings, in all the new Pastel Shades
Silk Warp Sublime. in all colors ,
. Venetian Cloths. all colors. regular $1.25 quality
Black All Wool Cheviot and Henrietta Cloth. winches wide
Black All Wool Cheviot, 50 inches wide
lack All Wool Camcl’s Hair. 58 inches wide
Black All Wool Pebble Cheviot. 50 inches wide
Black Broad Cloth. fine quality, 52 inches wide
Silk Warp Lansdown. 40 inches wide
Silk Warp Eping‘aline, 44 inchcs wide
Housefllmishing Department. -
Irons, seven and eight pounds
Salts and Peppers. plaited‘ tops
TRISTRAM & av
; Whobhd assaults andmlllilntedg‘cicllt‘a‘ ‘
' , eon wome ‘
, blinded
.0011!“ '
place
money’s wort for a
with the intuit stylus.
our Dress Goods stock:
for Rainy Day Skirts .
u v I
r
l v
a a
\
1
wide
.
les
. T'l‘,
_ w...—
,H. KRIEGE.
NORWALK, Co
.l.
l.
..,. .,
Iii! town to buy Dress Goods. When you
ittlc more.=..C.ur ideals to always have our
not overloblling good quality. .
. a
69 CENTS‘.
$1.50 and $1.75.
59 CENTS.
37% CENTS.
50 CENTS.
$1.00.
$1.00.
50 CENTS.
75 CENTS.
$1.00.
$1.00.
$1.25.
. $1.25.
. $1.75.
$2.00.
1 l..
69 CENTS.
69 CENTS.
8 CENTS.
45 CENTS.
25 CENTS.
. 5 CENTS.
. 59 CENTS.
69 CENTS.
29 CENTS.
10 CENTS.
NN.
R &
THE LEADING OUTFITTERS FOR
. 29 and 551 West
if not satisfactory.
Boys’
sweatshop work. Prices from
MEN. WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS.
Washington Street
WHAT lfiHE USE
of laying out a whole lot of maney for what you need. when you
can come here and choose from the choicest assortment of merchan-
dise to be found in the Twin Cities. and pay for it in small weekly
payments. Our prices are positively lower than are charged by
cash houses, and you have the privilege of returning any purchases
PAY 0.903 WEEK.
Misses’ Suits.
Just received a lot of Tailor-made Suits, for young ladies, sizes
14. 16. 18. Brown, black and grey. nicely trimmed. Our price
$7.98
Suits.
A beautiful assortment of Boys“ Blouse Suits, all colors, no
, $1.95 to $7.98
Overcoats for Man.
Spring Top Coats. the latest spring styles, with turned over
culls, nicely tailored. Special price '
$5.93
W :
Do not fail to examine our Clothing Department. You will find
the largest and best assortment right here. All the latest Mixtures
and Hair Stripe Serges, and at popular prices. '
H .. Kriojoflr 8- Col“,
ESTRIAIIIED and
Ill not un'llncommon conditionmlt'd a
* common cause ‘ror‘ileaxlachcll and other
pains; « .1
_ Eyes which are overworker, it re.
Iivedgby properly fitted glasses. will
remain strength and will In time be
able to perform their tank without the
old of glass assistance. ‘ .
Call in and we will talk it over to.
chiller. . . ' .
" cancauuht‘h‘ero fell ’ ' ' '
. iv. ”attired all Oili
I . 0.
:lm.‘ r .2 .
Plumbing and Slum Hoar
hm, ' . ’ h 3
Hot Wam' Hutton.
Karim Haatlno.
mvmmfluon.
ILL'I'I AND TIN ROOFING.
auscultation I.
(in Minx-0.1m?“ in. no
Norwalk Chronicler