HOUSTON’S Sole Agents F.D. Lyon 1011. 11m warsrs. 1195: were $ 375 2 95; were 5-75 3 995; were 6.75. ‘ 750- 10.00.‘ ‘ ,4. ‘95; 'were 6 7'59; were i111“ .1 111.11 1. 1 build » .ERBURY, February lb.wli‘1'1thk Ha , tho Aahforrl philanthropist, ho times to smoking Watoi 111111 an o dnatoh a bride from the burn 1111111 11 lomnncor '01 no menu 1'2- in eastern Connecticut ere over ,_ denied himself to the B11155 1111 ' generous offer to take 11 better the mayor ‘11 31111111111151. A511 is native town. is of the hill celebrated by political speech hora as the town 111111.111 enough 111- randy has been 111511111111 to float ‘rl‘tifit Baotou 11 11111111211111: it. is 111.11 1.111111 01’ Tollund county 11 at mom recent. 1:1111t1‘11111lo1 to out .hlntory by UN“? of M11111: nbltat. of‘ t-ltorta.u nou- 111917.011- out Agr 1111111 111111 College. e 1111111 when 111121111111 was 11 tor and not as now 11 1111111111111. unlectmen of tho Conneuicut 111; at college. town had then 1111 person. a woman of single 1119) applied to Mansfield tin- or 11111111111 noiectmon being as ‘ others‘ of their generation 6 dickered with the. then Bach and an a result of the bar . Bachelor Hall was given 511) neleotmen to many the. indi 1111151119111 woman. 'lhis little 1'11 ‘ ;9 gluten the woman might .‘Thuo love and business 9. duly seated at Hymon‘ a hpul. Mr Hall. He in 11 to :11th and tho whirr machiner; is sped with several days after the. offering the usual congrntu ‘on his happy taking off: 1 $10 for marrying her. but I per box, plain and ruled. CUT PRICES ALL OUR SILK AND WOOLEN WAISTS «- lwore small and narrowly diatributod 3» St. Paul. 1 111nm lost largo. 1111111101151. ‘ Atéhioon, the trifling romance 10111 i ortnr her bad about 9 Pennsylvania 150%; 01'99Wt'9i9tlng Paper. plain? 9 . 81111. Pacific WOOLEN WAISTS $ .98; were $1.50. I 1.25; were 2.00. 1.50; wen-.9 2.50. i 1.95; were 3.00. g 2- 95: were 5.00. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WM 1. STREET 111: 10 n. m —-—'i‘he opening movement of pi 1111111 11 1111 111111 .fused and bregnlar and the. dealings i l 1 1 i 1 l Metropolitan shoot railuay adianood by 1"1111111011111 steps '11; over last night and Manhattan gained 11'. lh'ookhn Transit deriiued a fraction. ”111112 were no other features of note. Vi ALL S ‘REET, ll 11. 1n..m>'l‘h1.1 Mo tiopollian 116121 1111110111! advance brought out large 11111111111111 and the price broke 21,5 under yesterday 1.1 1ioso.01hoi 11101111119111 stocks relap- sed quite. generally below last night. Union Paoliir and Pennsyl- Manhattan lost its rise and there 111111 air-11111 point 11111: lint1 111 Brooklyn Transit. New \11111 iCentr’al. Baltimore 1. 111110.00101111lo ‘and Snuthetn rtl'st pioftn'red and A5 sooiuted Merchants first. priton'od, 1‘1. Y. C. & St. Louis 5111-01111 preferred all fell 211,; Sho1tl1boforo ll min 11 Amalga mated apuIted up 1% to 111415 \1 about benoilttlng‘ the. gtnrt a1 marktt WALL S'l'lthjhl'l‘, illiilsmils-Artnr some. further declines tho market ral lied under the. inituenrv 111' 1: recover) to 170 111 Metropolitan. The poor bank statement weakened the market. again. Deriinos reached l to 2 points in 1111 ion l’nolfio. lllinoia Central. liolnwaro mid liudoou. Canada Soutborn. 1111111 Central protein-nil. Chirago and E11511 111.111 Illinois General Electril'. (1111111011 idated (tau and Amer 11 an Expross, gli‘lotropolitan 1‘1131511111111 the 112111111111 and rose again strongly to 13115 anti Amalgamated Copper .adiancud to 7014;. Shorts covered and rallied the market. Burlington. Cedar 1111111111: and Northern rose‘livo points on threr sales. The. (dosing was active 111111 firm at the rally. ‘ TODAY’S QUOTATlONs. Reports over private wire of E A Bonnie commissidn broker. Swan; 11 Gorbett‘s block South Norwalk Open High Low 65% 7111:}. till .1111 123% 77 it awhison. 11111., 07% Bolt. 81 Ohio. 105% Bkyn, 11. ’l‘., 62% (Enos. 8: Ohio. 46% C. M. 41:81. P111515 111911. a. l. a 1%: 11111214 (3.0.0. & ELL. 101% D. it 111. Can.. 1711/; U, 8. Steel 46% U S.S9t;eq91.p!d. 9m Gen El 211F195 boa &Nash. 1111: 11/, Nor. 3: West, 571111 Mon. (31111501.. 131 Metropolitan, 170 M. K. 81 111111.54 ‘ Mina. Pat-lilo, 10111374 N. Y C. &H. 111! N. Y.. 0. it W. 34 Reading 211.8711. Pacific Mail. 46 1230 7051i; 31% 128%; 77% 97% 1011 '31; 1127.11 46 1667.41 164 101% 172 M 937111 29] 105 A111. Copper. Locomotive. . Am. S. ii. 011.. 13.741 77111; 971311 1041/; 62 «iii “35% 163% 101111, 171% 43% 98% 290% i047)“ 5711 132% 167% 4 5 .1151 1111111 35111. 11111. ”8% 777. 11111 103.1% ‘11» 111% 165 11119 1011,15 l72 441,1; 94% 291% 105% 571a 13! 171% 1141.1 104 1114 iii 6811 16% 1501i too 118 3311 Silt 979‘ 9651 117 111111 115 1119515 .. People‘s cu. Phil & Read. a R. 11111., 1 8011. Railway. 3011. By ML. 199% 58 83% W1 bl IA 86% 11111111. 11.111. £51511” “m 43911 1311.9 11%" rated. Purim. 122% 103i} 102% 102% 11111311 “11.111511 ‘ 111.293.7011 ‘ 992:3: trout at this 1111115111511 or flow of the “"1111 ....11111.111...... 1 2'11 11111511111111.1115 1111 _ Propositioni Not , inland: clung to do to Work. 1 THOMPSONVILLE. February l5-A propoaltlon was lubmlttod to the ow. pet corporation this weak by the ex- eonllve board of the Central 1.11er union, in which the 51111121111 condom most of their demunda because of which the strike occurred. provided 11111 1.101112 puny take them 11.11.1111 in a body. This was refused and it is exported now that the matter will be taken up by the executive board of the National Two the kaern‘ Association. Ono of the 1111111111111 of the amputation arrived from tankers. N. Y., yesterday with thirteen men that be had uncured to work in the dyohouur. They wore informed by some of tho 111111101111 thah they wait: to take atr'ikera places and every one refused to so to walk They were taken by the strikers to Central Labor Union Hall, whom they wore en~ tertniuod during tho afternoon. They returned last night to Yonkeru. The men claimed that they 1111111: informed that new 11111111, were being 1111.11: at ’i‘hompsonvilie. and they \vote to be. employed in them. It now looks as it the strike would be prolonged indoih nltoly. Ado-plop m Now ..._. SEVERE STORM IN FLORIDA. Stout and Snow Prevail. Generally in the South. Vicksburg. Minn. 11‘11111'11111'1' Ib.-~-A aovero storm raged last night and to- day and is central near Jacksonville. Fla. The disturbance was a mixture of,raln, onow, aloot and thunderstorm and was 1111111 felt. at Montgomery and Charleston. Snow prevails generally and is the heaviest oi‘ the winter. Charlotte. reports 11’; inehoa; Nashville. 10; Knoxville. ii; Chattanooga ti and Atlanta 3. Framing weather uxtondn south to a line running southwest from Washington North Carolina. through tho 1111111111 portion 111' 11112 cotton 111211 and much colder wen titer in pro1ll1tiil for tonight. in Atlanta 1111111111 our 111111111 has been seriously impeded since ll o‘clock last night. several or the suburban lines abandoning their schedules until today. Sleighing was indulged in on many of the streets. "um... ”a...“ a NEW HAVEN‘ 95 WATER Perpetual Contract with Present Com. pany Awaiting Mayor': Action. NEW HAVEN, February lbw-By con- current action in both boards of the common eonneil a perpetual contract for 11 municipal water supply with the New Huron Water Com pany, an room-.1 mended by 11 majority of the apaclal rouimittoo. Was ordered last night. The aldermen mind to adopt the. mutant- 1110‘s report at 11 o'clock. it was 1:11.”. o'clock this morning when 1111» 11112111. 11iln1111111' bodv readhrd a vote for 1:011- 11111'1'1111: with 1.1112 11111111111 body. The or- der, binding the eity and tho. company forever. as it 1101111. unless at tho 11nd of periods of tu'entylive yours the mu. nieipality art-11111.11 at a position where It ran and will buy the company‘s plant, in now ready for the action of Mayor Stndley, Minor Studio} stated that he would not take not final n11 tion on lb. 1 11111111121 .._...4 PHILIPPINE HEARING AGAIN. \\ ASlllNGTON. Iv‘oiir'umy 15 Tim bearing of Governor Taft on the Pbil~ ippine question before the 11111111111 11.11111- tnlttoe on tho. Philippines began today with 11 1111111211 11f 11111251111111: by Senator Patterson in regard to the illness of Filipinos for jury duty. T1111 governor said they are to used to corruption in the udininiatration of justice that they could not ho trusted. lindor 11111 Span ish regime. said Governor raft. 11111 courts wort1 not only sluggish but no- iorioualy corrupt. and that the first courts established by General Otis 11 pro no better, HALL GOFS TO MIDDLETOWN. \VIIJNGFORI). Conn, F.1bruary 1:: “Frank Hall. a well-known lawyer of this town who was formerly an in- mate of a aanltarium at \Vostport 1111 account. of mental infirmity, was tak- en to tho Mlddlelown insane retreat to day. Mr. Hall has been at his home here ~lor some time. Today Attornoy C. K. New Haven. oonnorvatm' for Mr. Hall, appearod before Judge Martin 111 the probate court and upon his nppll cation 11 peremptory Older wan issued for thy; removal of Mr. Hall to Middle town. ’ ”.4... 9.’ *4... ...... BRIDGEPORT TO FOLLOW HART- D. BRIDGEPCRT. February ltl.—<«'i‘ne rd of Fire Commissioners is com 'aiderlng the purchasing bf 11 self-pro- pelling steam fire engine. .- w...— ADI RQNDACK WATER POWERS. What. the existence of good water- nowarn can do for o utnto is well than tented In a single region. thlt border iii; the Adirondack Mountains in New York. where such manufacturing center: as Wutertown and Black River on Black River. Mochanicsvillo and Little Falls on tho Mohawk. and Onwa- go and Fulton on the Omega; out: their run and proaperlty largely to the water power: on which they (to pit- ‘ The value of a full undemnnding of the airman “which produce the” power: an or: up an emotional at ' , ho 11.1 ‘ 0111» survey mm a daily mourn Olen Falls on the Hudson. Canoes and. the wit“! , Wu .11 1111111111911 of smut lulu“: at Womau’o Gum-go Convention. WASH! 111111111. February i=5-lntol est in the 11111111131 American Woman Suffrage Association meeting today was' hot 11111111111 by the fact that; it marked 811111111 13.111111111111111. She was the recip- tooilngly rotorred.to in the invocation by Mina Laura nomerrlt. Many floral tributes were also received by hot-.11 111111111an 01' 51'th s ftotn the lorolgn ddlogatou was roolved by her had read from the pi ti‘orm Mrs Buyer, of Philadelphia. pre- sented a plan of Work for the coming year. That part-of it relating to taxa- tion without representation. canned :onsldorable disouasiou. which develop- ed the fact that in paying taxes a num- ber of the 11019391111511 insert the words paid under prot‘eat. " A suggestion by the president that all present who were “payers nhould stand up, brought to their feet over 200 women Other recommendations by the com- mitteo were to appoint 11 special com- mittee to double the liiembershlp; that clubs 1521111 hurtlified women no local organizers 11111 when such are found invite them to 1111151111; that a national 101mm 1111 published in the Womann lournal: that preoldentlal .mi‘frage be urged. and .that there be 11 woman’s suffrage stump. similar to that used in France: that prizes be offered for 11111 boat 11511111111 on woman suffrage. and "that. we continue our plea for 11 six- teonth amendment respecting woman suffrage." THE TEXAS REGION DESCRIBED. The recent discovery of oil in large quantities in ‘i'exaa has directed r11» unwed and 11111511 attention to the char- acter and noxulbililles of that state. The U, S. Geological Survey has 11111 wontly published a folio, 11 its Marina 111 topogrnphii- atlas maps descriptive 1f dominant. physical features and 1-1111. iitlons of‘ the. state. which contains much information not oasily obtain- 'lbio elsewhere. it glvoa 11 10111111111 'bongh 11111111111110 description of the “inturul snbdlviaions of mountains, plu- 111111111 and 1111111111111112111'1111111 by maps; 1nd photographic 1111111. it brleiiy dei '11'1'lbes tbt1 geologic formations to be 'ound in the. rogion upon which depend many of the natural resources, as 11111 'notals, building materials Good oil. ‘hougb the folio was published before 1he now oil fluid in Jefferson County was developed: and it contains the 11111 1st, and host map 111'- the slate and our rounding region 1.1mm. Tho map is drawn on a scale of 2:3 miles to tho. inrh, and 11111111111. showing the rounty boundary lines ”do large. number of towns and elites, roveals the relief of ‘im 11121111111 by 11111 1911111 of contour liner: ‘1 includes a largo part or New Maxi "o lndinn Telritory and Oklahoma aQ '-.vell The folio 15111111111911: Physical .ooarnpby of 11112 Texas lienion.b,1' Robert 1‘. Hill and may be had for 21': 11211111 on appliiatlon to the Dirertor of the. (11101 logical Surr 1111. Thu 8111111211118 Valentino-4111““th know about the 13111110111 ope-11111111; on Tom Armor for appendicitis 111111 din-9 mooring their diagnosis was wrong.” 'lhow‘Tlh. yes. 'Wdll?" How‘WVEiI they sent him home on Valentlne'n tiny with a note- roadihg ‘Opened by mis- tako.‘ "-—Judge. 111111331 FALL srvtns Everything for Women's Outer Gar- uents made to order after latest fash- on. inspect Qpr materials-mm fashion 11111.98 Fur collarettes and bone. l‘l Krasoviiz 5: Shut. LADIES' TAILORB. corner North Main and Ann 511-91111. South Norwaik. C1111 National Batik .SOI7Tll NORWALK. CONN. Charter Extension. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office 0' the Comptroller of thd Cur- rancy y. Washington D. (3.. January. 31. 1902. WHEREAS by satisfactor) ovldenoe presented to the undersigned it has been made 11111111111111 that “The City National Ban . of South Norwulk'." in 1.1111 City of South Norwulk. in tho County of Fairfleld. and State of Con- necticut, has complied with all the provisions of the "Act of Canyon to tumble National Banking Associations to 111.111 their corporate existence and for other pinpoints." approved July 12th 1882. NOW THEREFORE 1. William B. 111115111111 Comptroller of the dummy ' ilo tin-111111 dortlfy that “The city it» tionll look of booth Nomik.” in the GI 11! South Hawaii: in the County of Mold, and 8111111 or connectlcut. in Wild to have numb for the period boomed in its binomial ll‘ do!» or annotation. namely midi 11111.11 of blunt new on January 81,1933. ‘ IN TIS'NBOY wannoor witz , my hand 111111 311111 ‘ (Ml, Jim! thirtrflnl 11.51%1111. cadmium 1111111111111 111 , it.“ ' ‘ o. eightywoeoond birthday of ‘ tout or many congratulations and we . 1110. 29 GAZETTE 15111117111119“; Glover’s the Place ‘1 Economy is a good thing gen- erally. but there is always 11 lim- it in prices below which it is no- safe. to go. We are. confident that we buy is close as it is possible. if you care to investigate we. don't ob ject. The lowering temperature suggests WARM WEAR FOR THE FEET. Lndies‘ 30-inch Box Calf Storm or skating boot-it's 11 80103111 -—that means hobby, service- able, and $3.50. Ladlcs' 10-inch Box Calf Storm 01' Skating Boot—walled soles, lull edges; stylish as well as warm, $3.00 Ladios' Storm Boot. 10-inch. very good indeed the price. $2.00. Ladien' Bat. Enamel Lace Shoes. full toes. hoary soles, dull mat tops and a very swell article. ‘ 02.110." Ladles‘ Box Calf Shoe, full toes, - especially adapted for rough wear, $2.00. Wear 81111311111 Fit WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 11,1502. 11011111 1111101 111111151 On account. of the condition or my health and my lease expiring, l have concluded to clone out my Business and will Sell the 111111 11111111 1111 11111111111 Timpani Blrnlnl will be to mom who come first. Hm II a chance to get Furniture, Carpets. Etc. 1 CHEAP. C W HOYT 9 Successor to would a Hoyt. «mike!» mm :1 mu .1. Advéuco Sale of .WhigGOOds- It is predicted that this is to be a White Goods Season. and ~we have prepared for it with a larger stock of all the new and desirable styles and weaves than we have ever showi'i' before. Cloak Sale. We will continue our HALF—PRICE CLOIAK SALE‘one week longer. Stylish Clohko in atock to go at half price. Nothing reserved. Every garment at the same discount. l'iousefutnishing Department 14 or 17 qt. Dish Pans. 251:. so it. Clothes Lines ........ me. Good Size Broilers ........ 9:. Knife Boxes .............. 9c. Many White Pique .. ....... . ........ 12%c. to 506.’ Fancy White Pique ...... ‘9 ...... [.. 20c, to 500. Stripe and Check Batiste ......... me. to 501: Plaid and Stripe Nainsook . . . . L . .. BC. to 35c. Check and Stripe Dimity .. . 15c. to 30c. Plain Nainsook ......... . ........ 15c. to 35¢. India Linens ..................... So. to 3°C. 1 Basket Madras ...... . ............ 181:. to 25c. Persian Lawn ................... 151:. to 5°C. .9 Dotted Swiss ..................... 201:. to 5°C. White and Colored Organdies ..... 251:. to 75¢. , Wash Chiffon ........... . ...... . 25c. to 75c. firstfclass Dover. Egg Beaters ..... '. .1. 81:. Stove Brushes ............ 9c. Glass Rolling Pins ........ 39c. Flour Siitors .......... 9. . .. 9c. '1. TriStram 8: Hyatt, 1: 119 ‘Norwalk, Ct. The Leading Outfitters in Ready-to- Wear Goods for Men and Women. In Every Dapartmpnt ‘gr Children’s Coats. long and shart ones, at sacrifice prices. Ladies' Coats, long and short, at sacrifice prices. For Collars and Boas. at sacrifice prices. Ladies’ and Mens' Underwear. at sacrifice prices. Men’s‘and Boy’s Clothing at sacrifice prices. GREAT REDUCTIONS lN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT. Our entire winter stock must be c1011. 11 out before the new spring goods arrive. I Do not envy your neighbor: because they wear good clothes. You can wear just a: good if you trade with us. CASH 0R 0 DIT Accounts Dponad with: 1111111111111.
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