Hits A Bar roman.
IS waruarnoor.
THAT IS THE WALKOVER STORM SHOE.
slna only by
..D Lyon 8- Co.
go WASHING
YOUR SHOES POLISHED FREE OF CHARGE.
TON STREET.
”IT PAYS TO TRADE”
"r HOUSTON’S.
Clearance Sale
of Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits.
Jackets and Capes. and the
balance of our Fur Boas.
Mutts and Jackets at one-
hali former prices.
irons-tors, 1105 Main Street, Bridgeport.
. . ‘ WCar tare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
IIIIigII l’IIIIIiiIII’s
HIIIISI’ IIII iiIII;
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I It i ...
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1I‘lIIIIIIs ditll‘II‘II Ill The I‘IIllIII
HIIIIIIIIIII III'igiII h IllIillIlllll
HARTFORD January iii the baud-
some Iesidcnce of Justice Samuel 0.
Prentice. oi the. Supreme Court at the
corner (If Gilletl and Niles sittetis. uni:
' badly damaged by the. about it o'c-lotk
this morning. Most of the furnishings
on the south side of the house on [III
lower floor were badly burned. and
those which eseaped the timers were
ruined by the deluge of water. which
was turned into the house. The furni-
ture. hric-a-lirac. ctc.. on the .sccond
floor, was slightly damaged by smoke
The damage is estimated at $5.000. cov-
éred by insurunnte 'lhe file started in
the cellar and its origin is unknown
WALLINGFORD BLOCK DAMAGED.
Several
Damaged About $8.000.
WALLINGII‘ORI). January III. A
wooden luminous block at the corner
of Main and ("enter streets was badly
damaged by fire this morning. The
building is owned bv Frank A. Wallace
Among the occupants whose stock
Was damaged by fire or water or both
are: it. C. SIIIitli. drugs; .1. lloulaudo.
fruit: Erank Domicro. iruit: llcnry .lIr
oobs, barber: “tritium Murray, grorcr:
Casper Druke. barber; John '1‘. (lor-
aid. meat market. The total loss in
Estimated at about $8.000. covered by
insurance. The fire started in Boul-
ando's store. from an unknown cause.
”mm—.—
BIG FIRE lN SYRACUSE.
"SYRACUSE, N. \'., .lanuary lib—A
fire broke, out at noon today on the top
floor of the Boston .81.'0l(l dry goods.
owned by W. B. l-lislop & Company in
the center of a business block in South
Salina street
ment is at w0I k.
destroyed.
The entire. fire. depart
The Masonic Hall is
Anothor Good Chance to
Stan Away Some Blank
BM 3. : : : : : : : :
A big job just came in and another
lot coming. Prices to paralyze the
blank hook trade.
Ledger‘s. day journals
health. tie up to $5.
, ‘ Clip Boards_ Post. Oillco liuxes, FIIl‘fi‘
Letter Files, 5c; Blotters anti Desk
Pads Etc.
$1.00 Ci‘okiuolc lint-undo (Iilc.
About .100 \eII flue pocket hooks
and cash
. loft. going at 1293 per cent. lean than
actual cost.
Stock is moving fact.
this grand chance ‘
T. gl. .MAONER'S
No, ltouth Main St.
lion‘ 1 Intro:
blip Get lint.
Sleigh lion
1‘ ‘ And hits it painted up so an id
. in ihi‘ii with the hoyn. when
i diolxhlng comes. Sure to have
{I t
Anti don't forget to hue your
and mm: overturn
“Mutatedmnouto
' Ifii‘IilI rush.
Merchants Burned Out and:
T hm.
tritium “
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘itb} Il'l‘. lilzlu a. In; ~\'ory
small transactions in the stocks were
Iecordcd at the opening. nntl the price -
thanges were insignificant. The Al—
chlaonis‘ showed some degree of depres-
sion.
WALL STREET. ii a. III.~’l‘lIc vol-
umc ot‘ business increased largely
when H general selling movement he
.gan. 'l‘hc Atchison and coolers were
iiirst attacked and then the pressure
was extended to all other prominent
stocks. liefore 11 o'clock the prices
were between I and 2 points below Silt
.urday's close in a great number of
principal groups. General Electric fell
12% and Buffalo & Rochester and Pitts-
;burg :1 points. Luckawnunn advanced
.2314 points. The market was supported
land rallied generally a fraction.
, \\’.\i.l. STREICI. uoon~~'l‘be buying
movement was smaller and the mnrkvt
fell into dullness which encouraged a
renewed hInr attack. A number of
stocks declined lower than before. es-I-
pct-hilly St. Paul. Manhattan. the l'nit~
ed States Steel stocks and the l’uclilcs.
INational Salt, preferrcd lost It. and Am-
erican Express sold down six. The
maria-l Wilt-i slightly better in spots at
IIIidIlay. but the speculation was i'evcr-
lab. and ”it'll IIch-touc heavy. lionds
were irregular.
WALL S'I‘RE ST. 1 p. In.~~AI|oihcr
selling movement carried prices II iruc~
tion lower than before for many lead-
ing stocks. lialilmore & (llIio fell 2‘).
under Saturday. and Misourl Pacific ‘1.
Tire slight I'IIIIIcs were not followed up
and threw the market into stuunation.
\\'Al.l. S'l‘RlIll‘I'l‘. 2 p. lli.~"I‘I‘lt‘l‘e was
ll rather spirited rally in the market.
Irccovcrles running to about a point in
Atchison. which led St. Paul. Missouri
Pacific. Wabash l‘rei‘crrrd. llclnware K-
HIIdson. Reading. Sugar. Metropolitan
Street Railway and Manhattan. There
was not much increase in the amount
of business and the small inquiry in-
duced frequent realizations.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of ii. A
llohmc. commission brokoI Swartz &
(‘or‘shett block South Norwalk.
Open High Low l:IlIl
Tot/a 701.4; 09‘»; 1397a
321.9, 321% 31% 31%
I22 1221203§ 1‘11
40% 40%; 401,; «10%
Atchison. 'IS 78% 71th. "'
Alt-bison pfd.. iltlt’, hill-a 93%
Bolt. it Ohio. 103% 103% 101%
likyn, R. 'i‘.. tint/g, tidbit 65%
(Inn. South, 85%
Chris. & Ohio. 461/. iii
C. M. & Ht.P.1831,§ 1613/.
(‘hi. R. l. & P. 156 l-l’ru
i), it H. Cam 173% 172
U S. Steel. 43% 42%
ii. 8.81091 pttl. i141}; 9351.
(lien [61.00.2240
Lou. it Nash 105% 101%
d; West 57% 56%
13 It;
102%
Am. Coppcr_
Locomotive
Am. S. ii. Co.
Press, (lar 81..
i i
98:18;
102
65%
85%
46%}
162%
155
172%
42%
03%
230
104%
56%
”TN
161 III
51%
10mg
15%
1030‘.
(13%
01%
“III;
148%
101%
M It.
46%
183%
156
173%
43%
94%
mm
57%
139%
102
Man. Cont-ml. 139%
Metropolitan. 102%
M. K. it 1‘. pfd. 61%.
Miss. Pncliic, 10:1
Nat. Lend (10.15%
N. Y. C. &H.. 104%
N. Y. 0. & W.. 34%:
Rending.2d., “HI/g
l’uclno Mall, 47
Pennsylvania 1401.4.
I‘coplo'a Gas, 102%
Phil. & Road,
1’. it R.“pid..
Sou, Railway.
Sou. Ry. ptd. ilti till
Sou, Punilic. (till/gt 001,4
Tenn. 0. & 1., IN ,1“
U 8. Leather 11% 11%
".3 L.Co pith, iii
.U. 8 Rubber 14%
Union Pacific 102% 102%
Uh. Poo. old. 88% ,
Wahnclripi'd. 42% 40% 41%
West. Union ill iii 90% 90%
SUPREME COURT UPHILD.
WASHINGTON. January iti-.iIIIItit-e
Gray. at the Unitpd State: Supreme
Court. today delivered an opinion in
the one of Nutting vs. 'i‘ho Common-
wealth of Massachusetts. involving the,
constitutionality at the state law of
that state. prescribing penalties upon
broker: or other: who negotiate or
make contracts in the auto 01 Mom-
chulettr with insurance companies
which are not admitted to do barium
, in the cute. Nuttlnz secured a policy
tor at customer in a foreign company.
had on momenta] walnut tinder the
lion . that“ the stat to
nh'ili
102
104%
34%
03%,
i7
149%
102%
55% 55"”.
811,; 8154
33% 33%.
lull
163%
11.3%
111%
iuhfi
148
101 “/4
M Ifi
III
ling
92%
ISM/4
02%
11%
I 0011’.
* 2 ll IImlIItI-s
.1 ion.
Hill] III III flat I
llIInsiIlIIIIIiiIIII III III llislrirt
Business l‘IIlIIIII I|l
Hunt dial Bruins IIIIIsiIlIIIII-
Ililll III' l’IIIIsiIIII llill
WASHINGTON,‘ January I:i»«~’l‘hls
was District of Uolumbin day in the
House and immediately after thvI Icui-
ing of the journal MI. Bohcock (Wit-l.)
chairman of the District of flolumbla
Iommisnion, claimed-the dh . .. the
House proceeding to the consideration
or district business.
At the conclusion of the District of
Columbia but-linens. the House took up
the pension appropriation bill. MI.
Barney. (Wis). in charge of the bill.
explained that it carried $139,846.41“) as
against 3145245230 appropriated for
the current year.
The estimate for the payment of peti-
SIOnS decreased from
$138.500,00Il. lie was asked by Mr.
Richardson. t'l‘cun.l. wiry the amount,
for pensions decreased live untl ii halt‘
millions while tht.I number of pensionm
era was said to be larger.
Mr. Barney explained that this was;
accounted for by the fact that ItrIeari-
ages wcie decreasing and the number
of IIIIIw pensions Iihoac (mm 550 to
7., a mouth) was also decreasing in
N‘DIY 1.0 another question he stated that ,
the commissioner of pensions beliIvetl
that the high tide of pension puvmenls
had bI-In reached and the amount re-
quired probably woultl Icnialn .s'tntltm-.
IIIy t'oI some wins
(‘1 BAN (‘l' S'I MS l)l"l‘llCS.
WASl-ilNG'l‘i)N. January l.l-—-Wlit‘-II
the Senate moi today filr.
IlolicrI that tumor In“ he would illIiIli‘H‘s'
the Senate in r‘IefeIcnIc to (‘ uhan lllb‘
toms duties. a bill and Iesolullon Iclni.
log to which W‘i‘ll‘ introdutcd In him
today
A resolution bv Mr. Hale provldiuu
for the printing-of a number of copies
of the report of the Schley Court of
inquiry was retro-red to the eommlttt‘c
on printing.
(in motion of
creating
was taken up.
DOHERTY LIVED lN CHARLES
TOWN.
BOSTON. January l3~~TlIc John 1‘
llohcrty. who was reported in unrwci
to inquiries from New York, sent. to
South Africa. on being It prisoner of
war in th-I hands of tho llrilislt. board-
IId with a family in (‘hurlestown for
at vcrnl years before he went to South
Africa. in lI‘IIbruaI-y. limo. His brother.
Frank, who lives with the same family.
has heard from the absent one frc-
fluently. and had been advised that
John had hecu lighting with the llocr.s
and had been captured by the iirltish.
In fact. in one letter llohcrly said that
he was dissatisfied with his Ircntnicnt.
and requested that his naturalization
papers be sent him. This was- donc and
n SIIINIIIIIH‘HI letter said that alnuI be
had shown his papers to the command—
ing" oliiccr. be had been given all the
privileges poslble lo a prisoner of war.
liolicrty‘s mother is dead. His father
livcs in lrcland.
Mr_ Nelson. the hill
.....
OVERCOME BY GOOD NEWS.
chtctdav. in its stors or the emotion ‘
horroI. the New York lictnltl had t‘..er
following: .
"Overcome by emotion. A. 1.. Stclg
crwuld sunk into a chair in the station
$144,000,000 to ;
Mason Itavn ‘
II department of conm‘lercc.
. Winnie l’WW'I' out-r
Imam made to intact- and latest run
inspect our materials—mm fashion
jointed
Fur coilarette’s and boas.
3.M Krasovitz & S. Fox,
LADIES' TAILORS.
North Main and Ann Btreetu‘,
South Norwalk.
ICoI-ner
l .
' “JUSTICE VEILED HER “can."
BERLIN. JonuaIy 13~The imperial
chancellor, Count Von Buelow. replied
Iin the lower house of the Diet today.
to interpellations relative to the Polish
question in Prussia. The National Lib-
erals desired to know how Germanium
was to be upheld, while. the Polish
members bitterly criticised the. events
at Wrouchen (the. place, where the
school scandals occurred), declaring
that the sentences of the courts "must
lIIIVe caused Justice to veil her face in
shame." Von Buelow prefaced his re.
marks by saying that theI incidents at
I “hear hen had been gIenIlv exaggornt
I ed and had been utilized to plunge Got
'mnny into intoinatlonul difficulties.
‘WIIuI had occurred was the fault of the
Polish agitation and not or the Prus-
clan school system which was the
. same us had been enforced to the Bit-
i lIIgunI districts for the past Ihil‘li'
Ieam and which was as little addicted
to cruelty as was the Prussian admiui
istrution of justice. Corporal punish-
ment would hereafter be omitted dur.
ing religious instluction. No one pie
iicutetl the Poles fmm speaking Pol.
i ish but they must. also learn to speak
I (human and participate in the lermau
work of civilization.
SHOT WIFE AND HIMSELF.
NEW RICHMOND. Wis, January 1?.
W. Schmilt assistant head milleI
orI il ilour mill at liinkhurtlt Village.
neat lIeIe shot his wife and then him
.sell’. at their home. Both are alive
'but then condition is may IIltical.
The shooting was the result. of do-
mestic trouble,
An optimist is a man who bell-Ives
that all women are angels. and a pee
simist is a man who believes they are
the kind of angels that have asbestos
Wings
DANCING AND DEPORTMENT.
kiln-WINTER 'l‘lIlltM. at
ARION HALL. SOi'Tll NORWALK.
Wednesday. Jan. 15th. 1902.
Misses and Masters at 4:30 p. m.
Ladies and Gentlemen at S p In For
meI pupils are invited to bet ome mem
lIIII S lice-moo tfulh
W. GILBERT NEWELL,
Master of Dancing.
WW
GLOYEB’S
llili that.
Don‘t hang on the chariot
jlil .‘Il
of progress and be yanked
Get“ the
seat with the driver and set
the pace. We hold the rib-
bons and set the pace for
along. on to
everything that pertains to
FOOTWEAR.
house after he was. told that his wife ;
was not among the dead.
waid arrived in the city at, about 10
o'clock yesterday morning for the pur»
pose of attending a party given yester-
day afternoon in tumor of the anniver:
Harv oi the birthday of his father, who
lives at No. 3357 East Seventy-second
street. He had exnected to meet his
wife tit-ire. who was coming from Nor
walk. Conn. Mrs. Stelacrwald was
not there. He. hastened at once to the
station house. expecting to find that
she had been killed. Her name did
not appear upon the list of the dead Or
of the injured.“
Mr. Stelgcrwald In the well-known
barber employed at G. A. Fl‘nnkp'g‘ in
Wall sinner.
I.IInIllord~~liut the agreement was
that you should make. your own ro-
pairs.
Tenant——That's all right: but 1 ex-
pect. you to make the repairs or the
house.
.i'r. atclgcr- ‘
THE HANAN SHOE.
for men. surely rests on the
pinacle of perfectness in
the shoe world; and the
ELITE, for men, and the
SOROSIS. women.
stand at the head of the
$3.50 class.
for
Wear ShoIsi‘lnt lit
“3.1.... this Advertisement.
GittlllEXIl'tDilcoulltof 5pc cent.
count on awry pin. of our Wininr Mock, but it .you bring this ndvortlu-
meat with you, you will not an «in discount oi 5 one cent.
SALE new on m run. react. .
Mon‘ u all wool Hulls. thought roartonlltlo It ".100 Just him, 96 00.
Men's Heavy nine Serge Suits soon rain. at 80.00. during onto 90. 00.
Mun' II Black Overcoat: been calling wall at 90 00. not? marked ii ..00
Men's Raglan Overcoat: with a yoke or without one, till; reduced to 97.
‘ Children: Groy Overcoatu i to 15‘ yhnrc value 82 so; at solo. 01.60. '
Children's lions Overcoat: minced from 93.70 to oi 00.
(‘hlldron’n sluts. Ii to 15 yours, "It!
(Better grades accordingly.)
a to kind; in «It. $1.00.
all down Knee Pluto 50c and lie rating how 993.
now offering them at 50c.
Men‘l fliiit honour shim. with detachable cults;
been stilling m by at 60 and the; now Site. 4
Derby mu. Special tot. some claim are "11,59;th ".150 We are
”9 or otherwise, have
“I!"
Cloak
Sale.
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Special
N0. 2 GAZETTE *BUILDING.
\
On Saturday. January 11th.. we commence our ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE OF WINTER GARMENTS. of all kinds.
Ladies‘ Long Garments, in black. tan, oxford and caster.
Ladies’ Three-quarter Length Garments 111 Oxford Tan, cantor
and black.
. Ladies’ 24 and 27 in. Garment: in all colors.
Ladies’ Cloth Capes, plain and fur trimmed.
Ladies‘ Astrachan .and’Electric Seal Capesa'aand 27 inch. .
Misses’ and Children’s» Garments, all sizes. {rotors and stylcgp
0
9
ISI'.
These are all new goods. made up in the very latest styles.
Many of them have been In stock only a few weeks. but all are in-
cluded In this sale.
Anyone in want of a winter garment cannot afford to miss this
sale. I
Tristram &
that foreign tour. anyhow."
Wife-~"l haint .stcn it.‘
a
good it did."
”l'se yer eyes. Miranda.
New York Weekly.
“What's the proper season for rail
of going in for gunning.
"Oh" replied the gourmet.
tie pepper and salt and a dish of snow
“w—Pbiladc
when the cheer-I is Iiielted.’
phin Press.
CSDAY.
W EDN
JANUARY 8, 1902.
GOING Illll‘ OF BUSINESS
(in account of the condition of ill
IEITIIII. STIII‘II ill‘ I SIII‘IIIHI'IE
The “931 Bargains will be to thos
who come first.
Here is a chance to act
Furniture. Carpets. Etc.
CHEAP.
C. W. HOYT
Successor to Scoheld & Hoyt.
Norwalk Club Building
Norwalk, Conn.
“Stln George got some sense durin‘
'l have. You know. he spent a good
while in Lunnon. as he calls it." 5
“Yes: and id like to know what
‘ He learned
to turn up his pants when it rains."--
hits?" inquired the man who thought
“just a lit-
61 W3” 81.
Hyatt, Norwalk, Gt.
\-
i
\. 0
health and my lease expiring, i have ‘ ~ ' .
concluded to close out my Business ‘ r
and will Sell the . I '
1 .. ..
o
It Never Rains
Built Pours
Keep this in mind-«procure
an umbrella and don't .he
j drenched in the next.
Now an umbrella is not ne-
cessarily an expensive article.
Certainly we harm them as high
as 82.50 each but We can give
you an exceptionally good one
for 750. Here it In. it has a
metal rod, in close roti, nicely
designed handie. a natural crook
voh. you. the covering is of
starts, the material that wears
I0 well. Outwearn pure silk ov-
ery time.
We Just take thin opportunity
to also mention the special in
the B it B fihlrt~—n white plent-
ed bottom. when you see it you
will easily think the price to
about 9150; but we hm‘ it
marked it titanium.
o.
Good-van
THE TAILOR
M hackemb Block
a
..t
AOAINOT .ALE OF WEST INDIIO. NOIIITNINN IIOUBITIII GAII
COPENHAGEN. January 19.»! MONDAY.
deputation. "pro-anti“ 331m ulna
toriol in Int tritium protutinx Elfin-i
tho Illa nl‘gthé vanish ’West indie!
without the caution being previonnly
referred to n plebiscite wan rocelven
in audience by King Christian today
His minty replied as follow: "We
thank you tor the inter-oat yeti hurts
displayed In this matter. but we are
unable. ivhllc diplomatic. nonunion.
our mailing to. allure" our clown ‘
in WI . iii iii
..wwatddron. Jmilmidafh up.
ounces... sum sum-rm oniir
’liutlcc Fuller nationhood my thgzlr;
anneal upon the application upon the
state of Minnesota for leave to the II
‘hill of camp] at mint the Northern
Securities puny with pill» rails
and (30111an bottom-Ii; lon-
“fl-38:3? lid" Th “:3?”
II m 1’00
ad“ a.”
Norwalk Chronicler