IWOOLEN WAISTS
ammo 5:75 i
95:. were 6.75; S
7.50. 1
10.00. i
‘ is hard to tell who is in the land. Re
8‘ .98; were $r.so.
1.25; were 3.00.
1.50; were 2.50.
195; were 3.00.
2.95; were son.
Tiinttliii
ll hIIII III;
I illii Wiillliiil IliiIIIIIIIIIi iII
ON Februniy lOflMIs.
, Ck of Pioepect, tOInIeI
'l‘huly is dead as the Iesult
. the received while kindl
kerosene. Mrs. Shocck
prepare the
till washouring oil-on the
kitchen stove when time
plosion which spilnkled the
upon her clothing. She
9 room of her sons for
ey succeeded in extinguish
i Il'e but not until she had
l} we which caused her death
‘ , Hen husband. who
.. c in the kitchen. was so
ed about the hands and
.iive' of. whom live at the
me in Piosnect.
from Seventh Page
rs of the city ‘thnt any of
it had any money burned
links of Paterson are just
hanclally today as they ever
til meeting of the board of ai-
”gun at. ii o‘clock this morn~
a: decided to hold an execu
End the majority of those
epicsentotlve of I‘hc Asso-
cold that they had no idea
4 he the nature 0! the
e transacted. Mayor
“it Will out be nec-
opeol for financial
' f‘PfiLEI‘iofl. Only ten ap-
o outcome of careful
. no sonsl property
‘ ' local tractions were rather henvy. The
. , United States steel stocke were iirln
inmlly l
a.
e ' .. preferred and minor.
oi lsw‘ ssnéa‘s during this
gratifying to all or on
w arrests were mane
inm
veral and in tact
ecoids stored infill
Bonnie communion limit
' Goth
the city hell have been destroyed’
I The mayor mentioned the arrest or
mice men who were found prowung
in the vicinity of the jewelry store at
i.. A. Piaget. ’i‘hcy were nrrnignedm
court this molding and Iemanded tor
one week. An ofllcini oi the First Nu
itionul bank said that otters of financial
help had pooled into the local insti-
jtutions. “it the banks of this city
Idem in need oi ton millions of MI-
lnIs i have no doubt that it would be
Iorthcoming and that quickly. he
said. 'ilIe Paterson sole deposit and
3trust company which opened an omcc
at No. 100 Bioadwny lost nothing but
Iits building and that won ineured. 'ino
ceitlflcntos oi the bank and till its so
Icurities were i‘ound to be intact often
the tire The Citizens :i'IIet Com-
ipuny suifered little flow the names.
I NEW IORK Februniy iii-«Mayor
Law of New York sent a telegram of
‘sympathy and an offer of assistance to
the mayor 0! Peterson inst night. He
said today that ho had Iecoivt-d no on
swm and took it for wanted that no
inssistnnto was needed in any way to
care for the afflicted. '
' CHICAGO THE A'l‘RE iv‘iiiE
CHICAGO Felliuuiy mm The inh
eum Theatre in Washington sheet. on
posite the (.ity Hall. nun damaged by
lire to the extent of 350. 000 early to
day. Two soruh women who “Pit!
working in the theatre have not been
accounted tin and it is framed linth
neiished. Three other attaches or the
thentlo and two hotel waiteis who
were in the building. were nearly sumo
outed, but firemen saved them from
death. This is the third time inside of
six months that the thentro has been
on fire.
BiG SHOPS ARE i‘illRNiNC.
SPRINGFIELD. 0.. February to.”
The East street shops belonging to
United States Senator Fairbanks are
burning. Fifteen factories, employing
3,000 people. are located in the buiid-
lugs which cover twenty-live acres.
The shops cost $2,000,000.
m~..— "flw‘
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALi STREET 10:103. raw—Open
lng prices of the principal stocks were
highei t. Ian Saturday's close and the
gains were stiikins in individual one
as There was a very nil-3e demand
for the Readings, the common rising
it and the second preferred 27‘. lien-
and Electric rose 4% and American
expless 3 There werewltntus at it
point in lliiuois Control.
Were very large: End d
WALL STREET 1 p. nip—Union Po»
ciilc was strengthened by sympathy
. and rose 118.
in oil. ‘
no
' eluding Sugar Amalgamated end the
room do to
Repel-ts over pri'v‘II wire at E. 'A
ileum A
tt’e lilooir South now lit . . "
‘ _ night in the or
Team . . Miles Lanny“
Hegeimnn and Cavonugh. .65 1
Davis and Carroll ..... ..li‘i'. , i3
.tioldenulld 'i‘racy, ........62 Si
Eshoy and Motkus ........61 ii
‘l’lurst and Hurst . ..... ....6l 0
Shelton and Guerra .. ...... 60 S
Click and Hownrth ....... .57 ii
Dean and Campbell ........ 56 .. 0
Milan and Harrington ...... 55 l)
Eaten and Nownk . ....... ..HI 7..
‘Smlth and Loavch ........ 64 '2
ileer and Hour ............ 63 2
Abbot and Mc’l‘ague ...... 52 8
Noremno and Cartwright ..52 7
Desmond null Jones . . .51 i
Glahom and Jones ........ 51 0
Feed)! and Feeny .......... till 3
Hyde and Peterson ......... 60 . ' 3
Clark and Jenkins ........ 30‘ i
McCarthy and b‘nllon ......iii‘. II
Kingston and Simlie , ...... 49 2
Hart and Golden .......... 48 El
Diehl and Hosst ........... 48 {I
Hughes and Hughes ........ 48 5)
Trainer and Taylor ........ iii 3
Rooms and Kolrnnn ...... 47‘ 2
Day and Barnes ......... mid . Ii
Roy. and _ ll‘innerty .......... 46 5
Keller and (troop .......... it ‘ ii
Brissuok and English ...... to 4
Krictzender and Beck ...... 45 :
Finger and Sullivan ........ 45 2
'l‘ouhey and anson ........ to 2
liriscoll and Griffin ........ 43 9
Coughiln and McClellan ....42 i
Grnhn nnd Summers ........ 41 ii
lrwin and Cooke .......... 39 9
Meyers and Dincen . .. ..... 60 u
leer“
000
, or valuable droporty.
ll . lib—~01 the
started at mid
tilting match at
Mulligan Sonora (ii on. only twenty
Ilia: tellms were lull on the track at 9‘
ocl‘uek‘ this morning. The . mi III e
series of sprints ond enurtu new .Icii
the lenders. The men at all tinted are
strong around the tan bin-k (will and it
ilere are frequent and the score” are
kept busy. At 8 o'clock the nodes
trians were 3 35 miles nhend ol’ the
record. Tiia"lndlli-n" team. David on
Carroll are the favorites with til
crowd. They keep at e ctoedy uses
and make loo otter ion in this time
The Hurst Brothoril tire continuing aif
ll steady pace The Englishmen main ‘
the sprints.
The acorn at it o’clock was:
W.~~—W
ilIlIIIii iiIIIIlI. SusIIIIISiIII
(Continued from. urst huge.)
in this matter. When I learned or the
bunlk' s tondition 1 closed it "
ldo not know " he said. in answei
to another unentirgn ‘whcthcr any
steps will be taken y the directors to-
mod legal prereedlngs against the
Messrs. Andiews. 1 will issue a state
most this afternoon on the bonk' 3 con-
uiilon.”
'i‘hc clearing house committee is now
in session discussing the suspension
iglnnted in 1889. me: President. Frank
C. Piugrte; vicepresidont. Frank C.
Andrews; cashier. H R. Andrews; as-
sistont' cashier Joseph A. Schulte.
~0 '(ijhe capital stock of the bank is $150..
0
the bunk' s condition printed December
ii. the bank had total deposits oi $3,-
062.405
The county authorities have in the
City Savings Bank one fund at #108143
and a sinking fund oi $42,714. *County
Clerk McGregor has 822 000 in the
bank. us register in chancel-y.
The entire fund of the Board of Edn-
cation money is in the City Savings
bank ibeing treasurer or the board, It.
. «puma ii rary fund is also in
the City aSavinss Bonk. Frank C. An-
drew has died a nil. claim deed to
the City Sarina lien on several pieces
Rankin: Commissioner Malta said it
drawn out of the limit
. tor the rectoretmn to health 0! Then
tnin a cloudy once and do not join in .
Thc’Moet Successful American Com-
”Cornpnny always up to the highest
The omceis oi the bank. which was or- .
According to the statement 0!.
Bank. Cnshlor H. R Andrews. of the HA ARR
tbtllnt m iii Ohm“. W.‘ Li “a. N ”A" ‘ .;
iNOL. the Inele‘ty Trnve’sty sketch ,
did not lock II: though F‘. c. Andrews.
- had much to cover the amount he has ,
noting in Nerf”
or Inn em: ed
_’ ion Quill: but. 3
nunadlng lids been
no early morning in
Voneeneien coast.
‘ ht he Libertedor not
ti til nether Venezuelan
retort ot the cornic-
went bet and the Vibel‘tfldfli' and the
General Etienne n no lie confirm.
ed. it is thrilled unsorted that Um
Fresno sahk‘in the roadstond o: Com
m o. . '
’ mun—v.4 *mmw
PRAYER FOR PREBiD'ENT‘a DON
WASHINGTON. February .10. ”Rev
Dr. Caution. the blind chdolnin of the
House, in hill invocation today prayed
dot-s Roosevelt Jr. 1mm lately utter
the approval of the looms the cousin
oration ot thei olcomlil'xorinc bill was
resumed. Mr. Footy. lit. the that
snooker today opposed the iI.ilI .
WM...» W.
"" ENTERTAINMENTS
hearings. Tnss'rnn.
mouosvms’suumv 10.
run PEPPER or ‘s TIRE
HOYT'S BEBT PLAY
A TEXAS STEER
edy liver Produced.
ntandiird oi excellence, with .
IAS. II. M'CANN on “MAVERICK
' nunnonn"
PRICEE:
One Night Only
' ,I: "I. I .
FRIDAY, FEERUABY '14,
Al I; Anemone; rhvonire cm“:
EDiENNE
Dcllaa Fox
AND non FAMOUS COMPANY
*llirr-
« The blind Moraine; to"
run spankinnc concur '
onions. 25 so 75:. $1.00.
Bigger iIIIi BeItI‘I TiIIII Burl
W “Mt—um..."
iiiri w lIIIIi [IIIIIIII-
iiiillliiliiliik Bail
WILL as elven av
UncaSTr'ib‘elio 26.
RED MEN
M Music Hell, 09qu Net-walk,
Mondav'Eve. Feb. l0ih l902
. Tho‘entortsiiimont will consist of
those well-know star artists:
AL. RIO! the Laughing Cavendish.
V KI! eaten, Tenor octet-t. inle
in.“ ogtiultil nnvomene dun.
DAM. HOWARD thI-ew Dialect Com-
1'» mm HAvaAkmr anon. .
amid March led in titty minimal oi
‘ the order I
’25, 50, 75c and $1.00. .
Hort-s THEATRE."
Admin will: In in ettendeilces
one _ ‘
COATS FOR TWO FIFTY:
$2. 50 TOILET SETS.
$3. on TOILET SETS,
$4.30 TOILET SETS.
Glover’s the Place ‘
Economy is a good thing gem
orally. but there is always a lim-
it in prices below which it is on-
safe to go
We iIIe confident that we buy
is close as it is possible. if you
cure to investigate we don't oh-
joct.
The.
suggests
WARM WEAR
FOR THE FEET.
Ladies‘ 10:1nch Box Colt Storm
or skating boot——it‘s a Sorosis
*ihst moons nobby. service-
‘nble, and $3.50.
'Lndlos‘ 10-inch Box Calf Storm
or Skating Boot-«walled soles.
full edges; stylish as well as
warm. $3.00
Lndies' Storm Boot, - which,
very good indeed the price.
7 "32.00.
Lndles’ Pot. Enamel Lace Shoes,
i‘uii toes, heavy soles. dull inst
tops and a very well article.
”:00.
Lndies‘ Box Cult shoe lull toes.
especially adapted tor rough
wear - 02.00.
lieu SiIIIITlIii iii §
lowering L temperature
TheCiothIer
HALF PRI I 0
OUR HALF PRICE CLOAK SALE WILL COWNCE ON SATURDAY FEBRUARY
let. EVERY GARMENT AT ONE-HALF OF. THE ORIGINAL FRICE.F1VE DOLLAR
DOLLAR COATS FOR TWELVE FIFTY.
,. CARPET DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE IN OUR LACE CURTAIN swoon A NUIIIBIIR’ on on» buns
BROKEN LOTS, wnicn we ARE ANXIOUS TO CLOSE our BEFORE INVENTORY.
AND on WHICH we HAVE PUT PRICES THAT WILL inrenssr it"oo'
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL PRICES ON TOILET WARE AND CARVING SETS:
$2.00 TOILET SETS.
$5.50 TOILET SETS.
Tristtram 8: Hyatt,
HARRY ‘oooowm
AND .
$1.49. ' Si. 00 CARVING SETS.
$1.95. $1. 25 CARVING SETS, ,
$2.45. $1 95 CARVING SETS, . . W .
$3.75. 32.25 CARVING SETS.” "
.$4'~75- nails-olivine SETS,
I.
The Loading Outfitters lit mainly-to-
Wear Goods for Man a “a 'Wdrfien.
I...
Closing Out Baitgiai-ns‘
in Every Department
. Childgen’ s, . " f “ long and short ones, at encriSCe prices
‘ Ladies'CoAts, l: and short, at sacrifice putts.
For Collars and Bose. at sacrifice prices.
Ladies‘ and Mens' Underwear, at sacrifite prices.”
Meri' s and Boy‘ 3 Clothing at sacrifice prices. ‘ ,
Our entire winter stock must be cloned out before the new
spring goods arrive. /‘
. h. M it“ .
Do not envy your neighbors because they Wiear ‘ood glothes.
YWHM wear just «good it you trade with or“. F . 49h"
Norwalk Chronicler