Evening sentinel, Friday, February 7, 1902 · page 8

 

6.75..
7-50;
10.00.

WOOLEN WAISTS.
S .98; were ”.50. , “
i. :35; were moo.
1.5o:_WereI 2.5a.
1.953 were $3.001
2.95; were 5.00;

1105 M011 Street Bridgeport

Mill; Is [rounded

pied from First Page.)

Orv-gru-

cared that the Schepp

beoomc a-totai wreck i

was .soflbad that her crew
off some days ago.
We (‘REW NESCUEU.
ER. Mane... February ’1.
hoard‘tlie crew oi the
. lie Annie E. Rickeraon,
orln who had been rescued

"ii; a leak while on her woy
N B.I, to New Haven.
imher on Wedneeiiay

Russell was sighted 'i‘hurs
and the Rickerson at
tendon» by signals of dia
oiunteer oreiy put oft from

n‘ispltelot the sale wnicll ‘

ti with considerable diili
ml! the tricker'sona men
hereon woo picking one was
no that she might not be-
bstruotion to navigation.
.9 00K RETURN TO PORT
Fobiiiniy 7—«The British
Block Captain Hade-
Inailcd this' morning for
'fter getting well out to'
Sandy Hook at 10:10 a
in The marijne observe:
a whatyvas‘ wrong with

Aoo'a Moon FlRE.

Building and Contents Dee-

. r ed Today y.
ebruary 7.——'i‘he San
at" No‘. 08 Randolph
stroye‘d by lire today.
wan occupied by the
ire[Point and Oil Compe-
. .Rosche d: (30., pi‘
. la a estimated at 360-
my number of pupil; of a
liege iii the Trade building
Were almdat panic- stricken
hitched out in good order.
. almost suffocated. was
and revived. Several tire

.ilfobriiary 7 ——-Wlien TW

of the House on go

billy‘agreed dip the

milling lit uNew .

rat the request

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i TODAY iN WALL STREET.
; WALL STREET 10:10 a. m.-~uni
torm gain: of a email fraction were
well distributed all through the active
list In the opening dealings. Only u
itew stocke showed any signii ot dev
prossion amongst which were Amoign
muted Coppei. Southern Pacific and
Metropolitan Street Railway. llllnois
Central Widi lifted lid on running
soles and New York Chicago and St
Louis rose a point;

WALL STREET 1 p in. ~«'l‘he mai-

' hat was dull and hesitating until a rise

to 107 in St. Paul. The preferred rose
2% and reacted a point and Rock is‘
land Preferred 1%. The Grangera and
Puciilos mile to the heat and the mar-
ket generaliyhurdened. lilinoia Cen-
tral pained 3% in all. and Evnnavllle
and Term Hnute Preferred 1% On a
pi-évious reaction Lackuwannu tell four
tinder lost night and (1.0.0.05: St.
ILou'e 2‘0 below the best.
. TODAY'SQUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of E. A
Bonnie, commission broker. lwariz &
Corbett's block South Norwallr.
' Open High Low
Am. Copper. 74% 74% 723i.
Locomotive 3l vii 31%
Am 8. R. Co. 128% 127%
Atohison 77% 77%
Atchiaou. old. 08‘ . 97% .
Balt.&0hlo. 10W. 104% .
Bkyn, R. 'l‘., 00% 00
Gun. south. 80
Cent. of N. .l.. 100 ‘
Ches. d‘Ohio, 40%
Chi. &N.W.. 223.
C. M. it St. P. 100%
Chi. R. i. it P. 100 4 100
0.0.0. all: St.‘|...i031,/g 105%
U. 8, Steel, 44 -. . A;
U. S Steeipld. 931;. Still,
Gen “El Co. 282
Lou &Nash.104% 104%
N012&Weat..57 571x.
Man.Consol.135'-;§ 136%
Metropolitan 171% 1730:,
Miss. Pacific 103% 103%
N. Y 6.011163% 104%
Reading, 20,. 63% 03%
Pennsylvania, 150% 1507/;
People‘s Gas, lm 101%
Phil. «Read 57% fills
P. p a old. 82% ‘
Sou Railway. 82%9 '
Sou. Ry. pill. 94%
800.1?aeliic 05%
u. C. & [._ 04
as. Leather 11%
ECO. pill. 0106
Un on Pacific. 103%

'1 lip. Pac. not». 39% ‘
will

. fiebloll. pm

a! chorus hit .I

d war that be rid

lr the panel .

charge is that on
other be robbed

other bills. the; body

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ANTON NJ ‘
per-s arm tiled in the‘ohloe

liliowinll the lip»
yéetmiay. by‘

our rt Amer» ‘
minimum lemon; .I .np‘or. .

tor the Automob
ion. The
e‘ry A m no to chow cnurl‘e iii granted

returnable before the vice»ciilinwlior ‘
at Newnrlt on Tuesday next. .
. The application tor o receiver was

made by V. Everett Maui! and elbows.
They state In the application that the

company is insolvent but that preps» ‘

lily with proper idempotent it could
be made profitable. The company' s Ila.
Million are given at 032510“! or which
3130.000 consists ol" commercial paper.

ilie aeeotii are given its toll‘o‘wr: Real '.
$152. 000:

estate. 385. 000; machinery.
stock,$188.000; and book accounts} 323-

Mr. Macy owna ‘5250000 (it the com-

' 000

panyii stock and the company'ii In».

debtodness to him is $35 ,.000 Among,
the other petitioner: are: .

larder. who owns 650.000 worth of
stock and to whom the company is In-

debted $35 000; Sidney i). Ripley, who.

owns 837.000. and whose claim [8 $35 -
200. and Frank I. l luderwood. dih’udl‘ of

0135. 000 Worth of atook whoi‘se cloim is-I

$150. 000.

The petition set forth thin. the coni-
pony is capitalized at $5. 000 000 and at
this amount only $350,000 was paid In

cash the balance harlot! been expanded.

for patent rights The company's
plant is In Jersey City and 100 men are
employed at the worker”

m...“ Wu.

NEARLY SAWED H|8 WAY OUT

Ueed File 0» Steel Bare in Booth Nor.
we lk Lockup. .

James ;Duli'y who paid that he be
longed in Philadelphip mid that he
worked in a tile lactory. was arrested
last night in Railroad nvonu‘e I lot
drunkenness. lie was locked securely
in a cell at police headquarters. but
it it had not been for the vigilant eye
of Constable John J Goodwin. Dolly
wopld iiavo succeeded in filing his way
out

Cousti‘ible Goodwin Iii janitor of the
police building. He one around at
tending to his duties when, he heard a
rusping sound an it nonlethlng was be-
ing tiled... He made all investigation
and chught the prison r‘ in the not.
One of the Mill was sowed halt in two
Judge Joseph R Taylor sentenced the
plan to thirty days in the Bridgeport
ibil. (.‘hle! Vollmer took him to the
institution
Duffy got the file for he was ”one“
closely when locked up. ,

m \

HAYMAKERS' ms‘r‘ALLA'rIoN.

Oiflcen of Cockenoe ”Hoyle" mm
Poeitlode.
'l‘hetovofllcera oi Cookenoe Haylott
l. 0. R. M., were Installed last evening.
by District Deputy Chief Hoymaker'A.

L i. Pohlman. or South Norwalli:

Chief Haymaker-R. A. Ellis

Assistant Chief Hoymaker—«Aaron
Decker

Overtime-William Ranch.

Past Ohiei Hoymakerwocorge Miir-

ray. .
Collector or Strawa~it B Maikin
Keeper of Bundles-«Harrie 1.8mith
Horn Blown-A. G. Decker.
Boss Driven—Lyman Hoyt.
d(‘zluurd oi the Hayloftwlienry N. Ri~

$2?le or the Barn Deep-A Ross Mal.
Foiloivlpx the work bountiful re—

.treahment were served and it good time
“had by all. .

W-
SKATlNG nuclei ion cove Polio.
. A t . p b

:‘liill promptly is...“ ‘
. out for some moon

ii mo hunk re

be con trill he on elth

or ‘r all? mile trook. Both ‘
hermit pp tor the can! .

no” a boil 0!. lriende end
to t

John H I

main for some days.

it u not n‘pbwn where"

but that the childre

at work on the run or ‘er Which the

 

, ri'l . .
‘00 l‘? iMA m- .

the u Millie
; In the tamiiy

. Eillllll. one ‘
i i

l, lupin. Elie
tor limit! 1?" than

uttering ‘

or clothing.

hearing her scream. .

0 bed and ran to the

girl' a room are being nothing In

the room to smother the llamas. he at-

it“ o extinguish the fire with his

‘ om brill] burned. He

forced theglrl to the y and there he

threw one

in extinguishinz the lemon.

1 runny were burned to a

. Nod only a tow hours.
dying a ll‘:

. ROME ‘ “LT, JR.. iLL.

Preeident'o Wife Nu am Obllg‘erl to
Cancel All Eliolgem'entl.
WASHINGTON. February VwOwinx

to the Illneawl of Theodore Roosevelt.

Jr. who. it I. sold Iii fluttering from

pneumonia; at Groton Masai. Mré.

Roosevelt ~it'll] leave tor Grown this I,

attethoon‘ where the probably will re
has been obliged to cancel all her en-

out

it is not knouui yet whether the pro
posed trip of the president to Charles-
top will be phiiudoned It Is known
thiit he ‘will. no it his son’s condition
will ‘warro‘ot it and much will depend
upon” Mrs. Roosevelt‘s report alter she
reaches the youngman‘o bedside.

* Poisou‘eo av duioksitvzn.

“a...

fill-ell Children In Homeeteod Family ‘

Likely to Die.

Pl'l‘TBBiiR'O ii‘ebr‘xiiry 7~John Zag-
Inski a wealthy Po . of Homestead
nod his three o ' axed from three
nine years. . crudely Ill from
if; effects at d rinkl‘é; water from a
alleged have can poisoned by

qwui knilver. here are two a‘rtinalnn
Wells on his property, and it lino been
the custom of the lie hbors to draw
their drinki deter
centiy one o the pump: was broken
or on unknown party and hulnskl
placed a lock on the bther. He alleges

that u neighbor. a w mm demanded

tonal to‘let her
, iii: him by
well. When.
ppd iii. this mornv
pared. The

the Key. and upon
have it she thr‘
putting niiiekliiyer
the miter wan p
inc. Quicheiiiler w
phyeieians our tag! 1 m
a.

COLLINS a G .‘8 SALE.

‘I lithe hustling and uptodate llrm or

A. J. Collins 6: Cali busineaa ua‘s in.
creased so much in e than they on
pooled that they no they must have
more room. and oopnoquently they
hare decided to am down partitions
on the main floor remodel the
whole Into one lar uaieeroom. with
two good show win own. They also
Intent) to tear down partitions on the
second floor. which has been used for
storage oi! suruiua illook and occupy
the some for show room This cannot
be done until the prosciit stock is re
moved and as they have no place to
store ll they have decided to have a
remodeling pole at prices tli ”fit will set
the town talking. Prudent
do well to take advantage of this sale
which begins February 801.8” ad.

UNDER A CAR.

n, employed by the Nor- ,

mutiny. hall and or hill

llmba badly unlined yesterday while - ‘

I

ll

‘ 00
file we tired and Mr.
' no quantity, of blood
liain‘ Transmit» wits
‘th e oi the acci-

i mull lit on our»

Mra. Monorail I .‘
augements in Wa'alilnzton tor the pro»

coin them. Re~ .

iyera Will I

 

' DOLLAR COATS FNB TWELV FIFTY. _‘

over so. Milly luhcoedinx I ~
Never-oi i‘

COATS m r o ‘m‘ ;’l~EN EOLLAR conrs‘ .

SPECIAL PRICES 0N TOILET WARE AND CARVING SETS: .
$1.00 CARVING SETS. 0 V M ‘

$2Loo TOILET SETS.
($2.5o' TOILET SETS.
$3190 TOILET SETS.
$4.50. TQILET SETS.
$5.50 TOILET SETS.

8x49.
01-95.
$2.45.
. $3275.
‘ 04-75-

$1. 25 CARVING SETS.

. $3.95 CARVING SETS.

$2. 25 CARVING SETS.

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i'I

Tristram & Hyatt

fGlover’s the Place"

 

Economy is a good thing gen
orally, but there Is always a lim»
it in prices below which It is un-

, sale to so. ‘

We are confident that we buy

is close as It in pausible. it you
. core to Investigate we don't Oil-
joot. .

The lowering‘

suggests .

. wnm Wen

temperuture ‘

 

FOR HE'EEET.

Ludiea' 10 Inch Box Cali Storm
or skating boot—«it’s a Sororiia
--that room hobby, service-
able, and . . . . 03.50.

Ladlea' 10 inch Box Call Storm

’ or $ating Bootwwelted soles
lull edges: stylish as well as

‘ warm . ~ ”-00

Ludien' 8torui poet. Winch.
very good indeed the price.

Indies” Pat. Enamel Lace 8hoel.
full too: heavy a‘oiea doll mat '
top: and u. very well article. '

Ibadlen' Box Cali shoe. full tooii. .
especially adapted tor rousli

 

 

HFur Collar ‘F- .. one. ,1 Sacrifice prices.
Ladiea' and Mena’ Under-main at socrlfic‘e prieps.
. Men’ 3 and Boy' 3 Clothing at “orifice prices. '

PAIRS AND
INVENTORY.

$3 so cAnvmo SETS. t“