IS WATERPROOF.
THAT IS THE WALKOVER STORM SHOE.
Sold only by
I D. Lyon 8- Co.
In.
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
IYOUR SHOES FOLISHED _FREE OF CHARGE.
"Ir PAYS To TRADE"
T H-OUSTON’S.
AOI Ladies’ Tailor—made Suits.
Jackets and Capes. and the
balance of our Fur Boas.
Mulls and Jackets at one-
half~ former prices.
HOUSTON 1105 Main Street, tBiitlgeIioit
33" CIIr tare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
The .tIIIIitIttit‘iIt
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Judge inst IIIIII’S IIItI I’IIIIIII'I
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HARTFORD. January H.—-Tho
hearing on the application of the Con-
necticut Westorn Railroad for It flitti-
ing'vof public convenience and ucoes-
sity‘in order that mp Tl‘arilivilic cxtcn-
sion may be completed was bold bI-
tore Judgc' (lash. ol’ the Supcrior
Court sitting in Chambers. yostorday.
Judge Arthur F. Eggleuton. ’l‘. M. Malt-
llle and C. E. Perkins appeared for tho
Connecticut. Western Railroad. Judgc
William F. Henncy. Judge Henry Stott~
V Idard. 0‘ New Haven, and Edward 1..
Smith. represented tho New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad. and
Fred ('3. Wagner. the owucr ot’ tho,
Montague Farm. Previous to tho liiit-
ing up of the application Iirgnmont:
were made in tho motions to dismiss
filed by the New York. Now Haven
anIl'Hartford Railroad and Mr. who
nor. several days azo.
Judge i‘lenney. in
his nrgiimciit,
'mcn is this: ion, Mr. Perkins. hold
that it is it quostlon of piihllc necessity
{as to whether the two ttIchulcnls in
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went back to tho beginning. of IIIISI
long drawn out legal battle. which has
so far stopped tho building of tlic 'l‘air
lflville extension. In his argumciit hc
‘ raised thrce uttcstionst First. that. a
definite layout should Ilil\'(‘ boon sub-
mitted: second. an approval of tho
layout by the railroad commissioncrs
shohld have bcen tiled anti third. II.
vat of the company that it intended
oinild the road should hut-o boon
obtained.
Charles E. Perkins. for tho Connoo
tlout Western. in reply. said that it
was impossible for tho company to tell
just where the line is to he laid. ’l‘he
statutes give them tho I'lizht to chango
the. lay out. and it would do no
good for them to submit a lIIIout to
this court
At this point .iudgo (‘aso broke in
Int-dink! .
“As I understand thc question then.
the differences. between you gentle-
lnothor 000d Chant» to
Store Away Sumo Blank
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.A big job just conic in and anothcr
10'. coming. Prices to paralyao the
blank book trado.
zero. day Journals
boo a, 30 up to 35.
H 0le Boards Post Ofllco Boxes Files
Letter Flies 5c; Blotters and Desk
. M000 Etc
Wthlnolo Boards titlc.
Ahout 100 very tine pouket hooks
and cash
uni cont
,Btocit in muting that.
"thin mad chance
12 INMIDNER'S
No ‘n donor Main st;
Don't miss
Md lIAvn it nutrition on no u to
' in it with tho hon when
comes. Sure to have
mt. min: at 12% nor II.ent less than.
around noon thr
i Wabash. pid.,
tittostion should bc joincd. through
cciiain towns \IhiltI on tho otlicr sido
it is Iiiuiiiiaincd that tho o.\act loon-
tlon should bo spur iiicallv statod"
Tho couuscl agreed that tho situa
tion had boon I-Iontiscly and toiiot t1)
Istatcd. .ludgo Stoddard concludcd the
arguments for the motion. to dismiss.
.lutlgo (lose took tho papors and loft.
tlic Intittor opon tiiitil Ill o‘cuilock IIIIxt
Monday morning.
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL Sl‘Rlilla'l‘, 10:10 a. m.—~'i‘ho
market continucd to show a sagging
tcndciicy. tiic only iiiiportaut cxcep-
lions Ill‘IllE.’ l'IIiIiii Pacific ,Southoru
Pacific and Manhattan. The changcs
\vcrcI small and did not (Int-cod a hall.
The Aicliison stocks wore notably Iiu.
pressed. ’l‘hc dealings worc on it vory
small sonic.
WALL STREET. 1 II. III.» where was
increased prossuro against special
stocks. but tho gcueral list was slum:-
gish anti heavy. Eric stocks were
forced down i to 21p on rumors that a
now bond issuo \I'Iis imminent. Sugar
loll :13... Iindcr yesterday on tho cut in
prictIs ot' thII product. St. Louis anti
San Francisco Sccoud l'rIIt'crrIIIl, hon
iork. Chicago and St. Louis and Soc-
oiid Profcrrcd, Nortliwcsioru. Minue-
apolis, St Paul and Sault Sic. Mario
Pi‘ofcrrod. and a tow otlitIr stocks
madc IIdI-liuos ranging front l to 37...
tllIiI-oso made It gain of 35s without
tprluuatioti.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of E. A
Bohmc. commission broker. Swartz &
Corbctl's block South Norwalh.
Opcn High Low 1:30
.\in. tioppcig 0M? 08“.; 08 68'...
Locomotivo. 31 I; 31 Ii) 30% 30%.
Am. S. R. Co, 1'10 1.. 118‘). 1183;.
Prcss Car St. lo 10
Atchisotr 707,; 7719; 70le 763i
Atcliisou. pt'Ii., 075,. 08%; 975p 9773
Ball. & Ohio. 102%. 102% 102%; NIL”...
Bkyu. R. '1‘.. list. 6531 051.; 651,;
Chos. & Ohio. it; 40% 45% 45%
C, M. & St. P. 102 lii‘J-‘if. 161% 161-1;
Chi. R. 1. it P. 154% 134-}; [Ml/4’ 154%
C.t‘ (‘ & St. 1... iltili. MIN. 93% 951,;
D. & H. (‘au.. 173 173 1721512173
SStocL i: i 42% 41" In if!
[I S Steel pm. 9305 037/3 93% 93%
Lou. it Nash. 104% 1047p 104% 104V.
Nor. il- \VIIst,: 557,. 50 55% 557,.
Mali. ConsoL 13771. 138% 137% 137%
Metropolitan, 162 102 161% 161%
Miss. Pacific. 100%; 101% 100% 1001,;
N. Y. C. & H., 1630; M374. 1629‘ 162%
N. Y., 0. ii W.. 33M. 33M 33% 33%
Reading. 2d. 62 02 iii 1,9 61%
Pacific Mail. 4.31,. 4.3% 95% 45%
Pennsylvania Hit 148% 147% 1-1791
People's (las. 10114 101% 101% 101%
Phil, & Read” 34% 55% 01% 541,9
P. & R. old. 81 311,6. 31 81
Son. Railway. 32% 32% 32% 32%
Son. Ry, ptIl.. 011/; 92% 92% 9214,
Son. Pacillc. 59% 59% I.» 591,4
'l‘enn. C. KI 1.. 027 03% 02% 62%
U, 8. Leather~ 11% It’ll 11% 11%
US. 1..Co. pfd. ill at
l’. S Rubhor. lily . 14V;
linlon Paciiic. 1013,. liilila 101 101%.
mg. IIII. mg on
OPPOSE GOVERNMENT CABLE.
Facliic Commercial Company Dulru
to Connect with Hawaii.
WASHINGTON. January iiw'l‘ho
Hanan» oommlitoo on ‘Navai Affairs
gave a hearing to the Pacific Commer-
cial Cable Company. George Ward. of
New York. vice-proaident oi the com-
pany.nnIlW. M. Cook. general counsel
um present Mr. hill the chairman.
explaiuod tho Idiom t at previously
had been made to more legislation In»
thorium: the construction of a cable to
the Hawaiian “lands. Ho alto imw
amp! only nation in halo manor it
anything was hoped to he accomplish-
oil. in oppooing the proposition that
th e paramount lay the noble. Mr.
Ward ”lied it it won fair or in» for
thew/eminent to lay it. cable in com-
it on with private enterprise. or was
titled pulley tor the United 8m to
inanimat- bum Downhill
could not breathing it «mind from it
ri to bio without. the trunks:t as".
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”no bill it. all.
’tiie imam-o.
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NEW (VANAAN. (3min. January 14—
ii. Duff Nichols. justice of thc pout-o anti
editor of the New banana chuhlloiiu.
was held in bonds of $5.000 in tho trial
jiistice'a cotirt. this morning. for" the
February term of thtI Super: .. Court.
His son. George R. Nichols, w , l in
bonds 01332500. The charge against the
two men was assault with intent to kill.
on Frank Clark. foreman of the Repub-
lican piloting ofllcc and a boarder at
the Nichols residence. '1‘ ho rospondcnts
were I'opresoutcd bv .ltingI 'l‘avlor of
South Norwalk who ontercd a domai-
to kill. Justice it. 1.. Hall overruled
tlic deinuirei Arguments were then
made in regard to tho hail question At-
torncy 'l‘avlor desiringr it made lowcr
than the amounts finally tlxcd hyihc
iiisticc.
Mr. Taylor gave the impression in his
argumcnt that tho defense which
would bII oi‘t’ered when tlic castI canto to
trial in the Superior Court would be
that thc man whom lic shot—49mph
I‘llll‘k'TIIliiil attemptod an assault upon
Mrs. Nichols. No evident-o was intro-
duced cithor fat 01 against tlict rcspoii-
doiits.1t is cxpoctcd that thc ,Ioungoi
Nithtils will ho lfIBil‘iCll on bail provid-
t‘(I liv rclatitcs htit it is not ccrtaiu
that Editor Nichols will not Ili1\‘rI to
rcmaiu in thc jail until tho Supctloi
(‘ourt acts on his case Hc will prob-
ublv be taken to Bridgeport 1an this
after noon.
li‘rauk (‘lark was not iii tlic court
room today. as ho has not ~I'IIt rct-m'orod
from the effects of the ballot wound. it
is exported. howcvor. that ho will I)"
out in a low days.
.lullus Prunyi of (‘ranbttrv sI-Iilcd
his arm utilto badlv lust wook with It
pot of boiling coli’co.
John Byrues, son of Mr. and Mrs.
'i‘. .I. Brynos, who war-I oporatcd on tit
tho Norwalk Hospital some limo aao
for appondicitis. is so far rccovcrod
that today he was
ad to his homo.
("hicf .l '1‘ Proultt of tho Norwalk
Firc Department has called a special
nioetlng of the department phloem and
tho board of enziueers for ihuiatlui
evening at it o'clock, at the parlor of
Phoenix Englnc Company. Tho ohlcl‘
Ilosiros overv mcinlicr of tho above
named divisions to ho prcucnt.
The horse drivcu liv Rural Freo lio-
livory Mail Carricr Chauncey Brown.
of Wotqou. bcciinic rcsilvo this niorii-
inc and startctt 011’ down tho sircot
without tho Ilrlvetl. Ho was soon on
ihc run and ucar tho coruor ol‘ \l‘IItIIr
street Sum llonncr jumped out and
headed the animal of! bolorc till)‘ dani-
ago was done.
Frank Sum. of South Not-walk and
Miss Lona Prunyi. of (‘raanIi-y. worc
Iitiictiy married at 'l‘rinitv t‘hurcli hat
urday evening by [no Rov, lit-mun l“.
Humphrlos. Thcy hold a Ioccplion
ilic sumo ov cniiia at which thcrc Itoi-o
piosent onlI rolatlvoes and inimodialo
iriciitls. Mr. and Mrs. Svec will rc-
sidtI porinancntly in Now ol'rk wlicro
thc fornicr has gono. into business.
The condition of Mrs. Boarduuin
BIiII-IliIiId of Wilson‘ 8 Point.
Iipointcd upon at tho Noiwulk Hospital
to: IippcudlI-llis rcmains about tlic
~I .Iiuc. titliougli she is morc comfort-
Iiblo. lioi- condition is qiiltc sot-ions. Dr.
A. K. Clark. of Smith Norwalk, is the
mtonding physician. Ho was assisted
in tho oporation by Dr. Collins. the via-
iting physician oi t‘haritv Hospital.
.Ncu York: Dr. t‘heavor. assistant to
llr. McBurncv. of New York. and llr.
l-‘ H. Baker. of Ear-it Norwalk.
CONNECTICUT STATE GRANGE.
HARTFORD. January li~——Tiie scv~
oiiteenth annual session of theI Con-
necticut State Grange convened in the
Auditorium this morning a it) o'clock.
in the usual form of oponi g. with the
fifth degree. and attended by nearly
200 delegates from subordinate and Po.
mona Oranges in different parts of theI
states. The sessions will last three
days. B. C. Patterson, of Torrlngtou.
mautcr of the Grange. presided. The
entire morning Willi devoted to the dis.
cussion of business and tho reading of
rcports.
‘ manta made to ordor‘ other intuit tub-
I Ilon.
Held In I I'ItIII
I akI-Ir Wright,
‘ the London and Globe,
giowlug out or their alleged attack up- I
rer to the charge of assault with intent ,
alilo to bc I‘onioi‘~'
who was .
Everythiul for Wmao'l Olin? lilo
Inupect our materialawour fashion
plates.
Fur collamtbes and boas.
IM Krasovitz & 8 Fox,
LADIES" TAILORS.
IrCo nor North Main and Ann Strumé
South Norwalk.
LONDON BANKRUPTCY COURT
ged Today in Examination of
Whitaker Wright.
LONDON. January 14.-»’1‘ho batik-
raptor court yesterday and today was
changed with the Initiiiiiniitiou of Will?
rclahivc to the affair oi
Bl‘ltIl-illIAlIlGl'l-
can and othor corporations or which
no was managing Illrcctor. VI-ry lit-
tlt» dovclopod beyond what hat-I ulrcady
bcoii cablcd until today, when Wright
rovonlod tho extraordinary motliods or
the financial :Iross oi‘IAnidon. "It in
wall known in the city." said Wright,
"that all the. dullv financial prcss and
thoac publishing roports of iranuac~
lions ou the stock oxcliuvi'zo anti cv-
I-i‘ytliing of that kind. II".i not do so,
and will not assist companion in any
uhapo or form until they have a con-
sldoratlou in i-‘Omt’ form or other.
II: tho t:."iIstom
Askcd 11' it was iltc custom in tho
citv to bunt-tit tiic pross to the extent
o! L" 000 in tho casc of car 11 company
lloatcd. Wright said Ihc pilco was
li‘lttlioi l-lo prOI-ccdod to panic. tho r'i.
Iiaiiclal ’l‘lmos. Financial News. Citi:
zcn and othor pant-rs as boncllclarics,
from the London and illobc Corportr
,llOll. Whoa questions i"-‘ to \vlictlicr
IoproI-toutatlvcs of lloiiry Laboucliorc's
'I‘riith had not largely bcnotittoo.
Wright i-cpiictl. "No. [Ilt' lit-Iicliclarios
worn conuootcd with tho (litizcn. but
ouo oi' tho oditors of Truth is proprio-
tor of tho Citizen."
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SITE FOR HALL OF RECORDS.
\\ ASlliNG TON laiiuarI ll -»\’\'hcn
tlII Scuttle Iiict today a coiiI-urrI-iil
l‘iISOIIIIIOII was pussod. appointing Ii
ioint comiiiiitco of Congress to con-
sitter tlic uucstiou of It siic for a hall
of iIrI‘Iii‘Ils to ho oi-octI-III iu \‘l'iishlu't-
ion.
DANCINO AND DEPORTMENT.
MID W [Nl‘h‘ll TERM at
ARION HALL. SOI'TH NORWALK.
Wednesday. Jan. 15th. 1902.
Misses and Mastora at -l:fl0 II. 111.
Ludlcs anti Goutlcnicu, iii 8 p. In_ For-
iiicr pupils aro invitcd to bccoino mom
Iit'I'S. Resp I It fully,
W. Gt"; ERT NEWELL.
ill: at Mnter oi Banging.
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aortas
THE Inn.
Don't hang on the chariot
of progress and be yanked
along.
Get on to the
seat with the driver and set
the pace. We hold the rib~.
boas and set the pace for
everything that pertains to
FOOTWEAR.
THE HANAN SHOE,
for men. surely rests on the
plane]: of perfectness in
the shoe world; and the
ELITE, for men. and the
SOROSIS. women.
stand at the head of the
for
$3.50 class.
that Shoeslliat ‘Fit
Children‘s Butt-.8 to is years, the
(Bum man knowingly)
now oil-rial them at 50c.
Bring this Advertisement.
GetanExtriiDiscotiiitoi ipercent
We are having our January Oluunco Min—Milt mean: a Mount dil-
oount on every piece of our Winter Ilock, but if you bring this aunt-tine.
moni with you, you will not an extra amount oi 6 nor cant.
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SALE NOW ON IN FULL FORCE.
Menu all wool Suits. thought reasonable at 87. iii); jun now $5. 00 _
Mona Heavypfllue Serge Bolt- cood value at 09.;00 during ulu. $0. 00.
Montana: Overcoat. been selling wall at. 80.00; now merited 84.00.
Men'l Raglan Overcoat: with 3 who or without one. no; reduced to 87.
Children’l (troy Oval-coats. i to 15 you", value $2.26; at unto. $1.60.
Children: Mn; Overcoat: reduced train 03. 76 to .i “00
31.60 kind; at ale .1 H00
,t‘
its «loan Km Fonts. 50c and tho mitten. now 29c.
Doi-hy Hots. Special lot homo oithcin are well worth 31 no We no
Mona Still Bonn Shim. with detachable with, opon m- nun-wine have
been rolling radii: at so and 766; now (on
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no. 2 GAZETTE DUILDING.
On Saturday, January 11th., we commence our ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE OF WINTER GARMENTS, of all kinds.
Ladics’ Long Garments. in black, tan, oxford and castor.
Special
Cloak
Sale.
0000000000000000000
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Ladies' Three-quarter Length Garments in Oxnard, Tan, caster
and black.
Ladies’ 24 and 27 in. Garments in all colors.
Ladies’ Cloth Capes, plain and fur trimmed.
Ladies‘ Astrachan and Electric Seal Capes, ‘24 and 27 inch.
Misses' and Children’s Garments, all sizes, colbrs and styles.
. . . . . . . . . . . O . o . These are all new goods, made up in the very. [latest styles.
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000.909
00.0.... Anyone in want of a winter garment cannot afford to miss this
0 sale.
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NOrwalk, Ct.
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
T0 DEPOSITORS
of thc.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.‘
83d SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND I
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Unitod Bank Building, I
South Norwalk, Conn. .
December 26, 1901.
'l‘ho iioard of Managers have this.
day declared a dividend to depositors,
of intercst at the rate of {our (4) por
cont. per annum for the six months
ciidlug Doc, 31_ 1901. payable on and
aftcr January 10. 1002.
lutorosi not drawn will lio crotiitI-tl
to accounts and draw intI-rcst from
January 1 1902.
GEORGE l". Il‘IZAllSl'J.
I127 3w ’l‘roastii'et'.
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8. 1902.
GOING 001‘ OF BUSINESS
(in account of tho condition of my
hoalth and my leusc expiring. l havc _
concludcd to close out my IiilSlllt".\‘ . .. ~ ,
and will Sell the : - ‘ .
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Iiillili hIIliIi III :1 hilliiliiil: .
'l‘hc liest Bargains will be to thosc .
who come first.
Here is a chant-I- to not
Furniture. Carpets. Etc, 1
cunnr.
C. W. HOYT
Successor to Scolield & lioyt.
Norwalk Club Building 61 Wall St.
Norwalk, Conn.
it Never Rains
But It Pours
Keep this in mind—~procut‘tI
an umbrella and don't be
drenched in the next.
Now an umbrolla Is not no-
couarily an expensive article.
_ Certainly we hare them as high
as 82.60 each but we can give
you an exceptionally good one
[or 75C. Hora It in. it has a
metal rod, Iii clone roll, nicely
doaixnad handle. n natural amok
-—oh. you. tho» covering in of
glorin, the material that wears
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so well. Outwonn pure silk or.
cry time. ‘
We just take this opportunity WI
to alwpmention the special in
the is it B Shirk-on white pleatt'.
ed bosom. when you see it you
in. Imam Arboinun mm
DOIMAN [LISTED IINATDI.
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ANNAPOLIB, hid" January li.-~Ar-
will easily than the price iii wasumo'ros January linuioro ”M r. WWII “- “? 9100!?“ WI
about mo: h I’ve have It ; m not... mind In. Items. on tho . mug: I'M" mom
marked it at 983mg, won “Minion bill today. the .otmnan. illi' “ck m" 1119 pm
. A smoker announced the nmlnttnant of. for senator in the “gin“... it“: im-
Mr Stewart, of New York. and Mr.'mitn.1‘l; .lnohou D.
Livinuuton. of charm. to directors of Oorman, 51; Jackson in.
the Columbia Hoopla! for women uni.
Ir. Ranch, 0! Connecticut and Mini CHIC-00 MIN KILLED.
Malian, oi Miran a directors at the, onionoo. January tiwlinttheiv
Goiunhi'u institution for the IWGI Martin and Patrick Shannan um in-
flon n! “i: an dumb. margin may Initial and that: “Solidarity
an. his mum: nth n. minus! 1
vflomMmMou-nlm ottoman
in the House:
Goodwin
ran TAILOR
: Minutemalllock.
DENMMWOI It!!!»
Norwalk Chronicler