Solo Agents
FD. LyonDDxi.
90 Washington Street ’
"Special Sale
at very low prices:
FOE Boa $l0. :5; was $30.00.
. a link net. :17. 50; was No.00.
“ jaeax Jacket With Mink Collar.
’ filial) Jacket. 315 00 was 52“. 50.
Euro bought at the nbox c prlccs
Of Fina Furs
Ix lamb Muffxx XXX quality. $12. 50: were $22. 50.
u Lamb Mulls XX quality, 810.00; were 817. 00.
.. - -x_x Bay Mink Mulls, three strlpes. $10. 00; were slow I
. Bay Mink Mulls. three stripes. $7. 60: were $1500. . ‘
ox Mulls. very large. :12. 50; were $25. 00.
it Buy Mlxxix Scnrfs. six tails. 87. 50; were $15. 00.
xii Bay Mink Scarfxx. $9 .96; Were 81? .05 .
' acted Soarfa. 812. 50. were $27. 50.
dutch tic-ails $10.00: were :19 is.
$30. 00; it... $1.000
will more a good Investment for next
53" Car fare on $6 00 purchases or over.
w. _ ‘ Business
*‘ils’l’flwli ‘ Lauri
. ‘ ‘
gihvix‘ [1915 bur iinnlhs
,L’n the Noxwulk side ’of the toxin
’1': there being foux cases before
dgé Lockwood. I'he heaviest sen-
or: hell to the lot of .lolxnyDavis. of
1' street. who was un'fortunatc
fill to art fighting drunk Satuxday
ft moon. and assaulted his wife. fox—
life 13 st. Weyerhauser the well—
Wu boarding house keeper. in a
nil! brutal manucx. ’Ihc visible cf—
.th his ”ions was xx highly discol—
éye. Daxis rcccixed a scutcnw of
u months for the assault and onc
ill (fraud costs for getting drunk.
will hoop him out of harm's way
'I the advent of summcr.
clack. Chirf of Police Bradley “as In-
d by Miss Annie \\ excrhausci
’ .DIVIs was klllxxg hex mothcx. and
him to conic quickix. The chief
. ' (led and found that the young
’15 message was not far from cor—
" 3H9 proo- oiled immcdintcly to al-
lhe olefin-3r but Ixc rcsistcd und
chief had to administer a good
(1 dose ‘of pcrsxxnsivc medicinc.
was effected by dragging the cul-
2, round the mom and giving him
3m” underatand by rough handling who
of me occasion. It is need-
{.4096 to any that \ c.f Bxadiex was the
mixer; Dari finally submitting to ar-
dud wal on down the street to the
lice station’ without further trouble.
thi'. wltxwas mud this morning Mrs
With out!“ that her husband had
nixed and kicked her and beside the
loved eye she had numernuo re-
pl of the nonunion on her shoul-
had other parts of the, body. She
ed that Ms would go away and
a ..forcvex' She said that abc
‘ Damn two yeaxx-x ago. and this
« ibéen what. they call a
Div 8 went on the stand in
behalf and was very pcnitcnt.
‘u out. what I have left at
Owlfalf Prior.
“ crown. at 20c
‘ 5mm at 50c
’whlch be had taken.
. ed breakfast.
turday affcmoon. shortly before 3’”
Prosecuting At-
torney Walsh naked fox the limit In his
case. and the judge told the prisoner
frankly that he had not the least bit
gof sympathy fox him. and believed that
.be let him go this time he would com.
iniit the same offense again as soon as
‘oppox'tunity afforded. He then gnu.
him the sentence stated above.
.lolxn Donnelly became drunk yester-
day morning. and went into Briggs‘s
restaurant, in Water atxizct. and order~
He was so tired that the
breakfast did not interest him and lip
wont to sleep. and afterwards made a
general nuisance of himself In tho
place. Chief Brndicy was sent for and
placed the offender under arrest. Don-
inelly was scntenxed to tblxty days in
‘Brldgcpoxt with roots. Donnelly
claimcd Ansonixx as his home
Another offendexz‘who said his name
was Edward Saunders and his home
Hartford. was ax'rcsted yesterday after-
noon. by tho chief. in front of Buttery's
market in Water street. The chief had
sccn the man come up Water street.
and saunter Into Hope Hose headquar-
tcrs and shortly after was hustled out
WIx-m he had arrived in front of tho
market the chief took him In custody.
Saxxxxdcx's bud a badly cut and swollen
lip and bruised facc. How he got theoe
is not. known. He had a tumble just
previous to his arrest. and he might
have rcccived his iujurics thcn. Tlxc
court has not much sympathy for a
Sunday "drunk“ and Saunders was giv-
en the sonic sentence as llonnciiy. thir-
ty days with costs.
A ‘young man named John Burke.
employed at the Excelsior Rug Works.
In l-loyi strcet, was nrrcated Saturday
night. by Officers Leathcriand and Bar-
txnm. ut the rcsidcncc of Horace Donn.
-in France street. Burke was helplessly
intoxicated and it was necessary to
procure ll wagon to take him to the
IOckup. Burke lately moved from New
Canaan. and is but eighteen years of
age. The case was continued until '4
o‘clock this afternoon. owing to the
fact that the judge wished to find out
xxiorc about the case. Burke said he
purchzxacd his beer and whiskey In a
saloon in Main street. lately opened.
INJUNCTION m BfllDGEPORT CITY
HALL CASE.
HllIleEl-‘OR‘T. February 2L~In
junction papers were served on the
mayor. board of apportionment and
city hall remodeling committee Satur
day signed by Judge Robinson and
prayer out by James Suntan. ruinson
taiivc In the General Assembly. and
others whose names axe not glven. 'I‘ be
“Injunction rostrum them from pro
reading with the remodeling of the
Bridgeport city hall on the ground that
the municipal building committee ap-
pointed by the logixdature In still am»
powered to carry out the plans for a
now city hall which were stopped
when Mayor Mulvihill took ofilce.
FREIGHT TRAIN. iN COLLISION.
PHILADELPHIA. February zl—Twc
freight trains on the Philadelphh I
Reading collided today. our Bridge-
port. Pa“ eighteen mile: from this city
Conductor (loom Denney. of Phil:-
dellplxia. was instantly killed and
Brahman loKinxxey and Brahman
Subunit. also of ~tlxlo city. were badly
inland. The wreck. in: due to look
of signal facilities. owing to the (luv
traction of win: by the moat storm
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(Continued From First. Pogo)
city bouncii and tho print-o, accepting
[git ropindi
"I thank you heartily, air. for your
cordial welcome and kind words and
box that you will say to the people of
Baltimore for too. that I thank them.
too. with all my hunt."
The chorus of singers than candor-
od several flex-mun patriotic national
airs. After a utay of twenty minutes
the train pulled out amid the cheers
of the crowd which lined the bridges
over the tracks. .
WASHINGTON. February 24~Prluce
Henry of Prussia. d suite. accompan-
Iod by the welco‘xbi g delegations from
both the preside and the German
embassy. arrived here at 10:20 o'clock
.rtlxla morning .bromptly on schcdnle
time.“ The prince occupied the. time
during the ma from Baltimore to
Washington. talking with those about
him as they discussed the mantra! and
the details of his visit. Ht "Id the
’ . president's delegates that be whom to
Elia bulimia of our finer high quality Furs axe offexcd to you at the fol
see an clearly as poaslble the places
through which he was to travel, and
that as there would be some interest
on the part of the public In soloing him
as well. he thought It would be best to
use open cairiages in the driving por-
tion of the ltlncrx'xry everywhere. The
delegates told him any would arrange
the matter.
the Navy Long. Aasistant Secrotxxry of
State Pearce. \yho had immediate
(barge of the arrangements at the do-
not. and Count Quadt and two other
attaches from the' German embassy.
awaited the arrival of the train at the
depot. ’I‘ixey remained in an Improvin-
ed reception room. the walls of which
were heavily draped with intertwining
American and German flags The om-
basxxy officials were in full uniform. A
bugle call by a cavalryman stationed
outside the depot_ ,nnnounced the ar-
rival of the train. it was halted lust
outside the depot the engine detached
and the cars'backed to a partition oppo-
site the reception room. midway down
the train shed. The welcoming party
passed quickly Into the prince's car and
Informally cxtxndcd to him the wel-
come to the city.
A few moments later the pnr’xy em.
erged and passed to the reception room.
Commandrr Lowlcs. President Roone~
vclt‘s brother—In-law and Adjutant Gen»
eral Corbin were the first to alight“
and the prince was not far behind. The
prince remained tcn minutes In the re»
ccption room and then accompanied by
Secretary Hay and Rear Admiral
Evans, he entered the last of the apex
'carriagr—s dud at a rapid speed was
driven lo the head of the column. In-
stantly the police and military escort:
wheeled into position. and tho, party
started up Pennsylvania avenue {hr the
White House.
lntcrminglcd with the crowd at tlxu
depot was an army of secret acrvic
men. detectives and policemen. Special
precautions had been taken to insurt
lhc safety of the prince and his cortcgc
and to keep the people from pressing
cloaly upon the party at any stage of Itx
journey through the public pint-eh It;
the city. The safeguarding of thv
prince was cffccted not only by his
immediate escort. but by special de
tails of policcuxcxx xxndcr wveral licu~
tcuaxxta. among whom was divided thr
responsibility for Order of route from
depot to the White House. each having
a separate. but interlocking jurisdic-
tion. There were thirty policexner
spread over tho first three blocks. hall
a lxundx'rd from there to within half a
block of the White House. and twt
at me more of them assembled In Penn
axlxania avenue. lmmcdiateiv in front
of the 'executive grounds. All tit-35x
wcx'c reinforced in a laxge number in
citizefis' clothes. At the white house a
large dctail of policcmcn assisted tht
frcc from intrusion of unauthorised
xL-srsons. When the line of carriagex»
bearing the prince and cortege started
from the depot a platoon of sixteen
mounted policemen Wit-.‘elt'll into linx
and took position at the head of the
column. They constituted the front
platoon and a similar squad of mounted
police protected the rear. Between the
police and the carriages marched thl
military scarf. comprising two troops
of the Second linited States cavalry
fxom Fort Myer. headed by the cavalry
hand and Fourth Battery of field artil-
lery. They were Immediately In front
and back of the line of open cart-lager
flanking the prince‘s carriage. On each
aide Were two mounted pallet-men. They
were within range of the carriage no as
to avoid as much as posaible any an-
noyance or embarrnaxxnxent to the royal
guest. It is only a short block from this
Sixth street depot to Pennaylvanin ave—
nue. and as the marching column
“runs around If they found that. the
driveway from curb to curb swept foes
of people and vehicles from that point
as far no the eye could reach in a west.
crly direction.
The following is the speech of Hon.
"homing the prince on behalf of the
district. .
Your royal himnexnx: The oomxul’xa
have the honor to offer the bunny
motion of the mammal and people
ally from every state and the
roasted lob
Walling Suits 8 Bicycle $5043.
Secretary of State Hay. Secrctux'y of‘
regular men in keeping the groundr‘
McFarland. president of the cannula .
sinner. of the. District of Columbia...
donors of ”It Diatx'lrt of Columbia‘
of the national capital Drown origine‘
W a“
alum of the District of Columbia rcp- ,
It auxin Exclaim
flea-Noll: $555.
All of the 8m Imported Cloths.
INSPECT our 114 mews AND xxx/Ir
FWON PLATES.
f7 Naif/x Main car. Ann St.
. calm! NORWALK.
. ...." Ev..."
ed the one hundred and aeventl‘eth au-
nivex'aary of the birth of George Want»
Ingtnn. “the fothor of his country." the
....»4 mew...
founder of tha‘ District of Columbia.
whom name to borne by the city that
he planned. the seat of government of
the United States We xouxoxnber that
in his mighty endeavoxn he. had the
sympathy of the best of Germany and
the admiration of Frederick the Great.
and that. ho drew his chant qualities
largely from the ’l‘euton stock. [The
monument which commomoratcn and
typifies our first prenident visible In its
lowering height I'xoux every quarter of
the federal district. cousin .tiy reminds
us of the principles pf Washington.
which are pri’ncipieo of this country.
I' ndcr those principlea We are friendly
towards all nations. Under them we
welcome guests fxom beyond the seas
with sincerest ooxdlality. Wc. are es-
pecially glad to welcome today a repre-
sentative of the land of Frederick the
Gdod. as of Frederick the Great; the
land of Goethe and of great mastera of
philosophy. of music. of science. a land
of lovers of freedom. of learning and of
religion. We trust that the viait to
this country may be as agreeable to
your royal highness as to us. and that
It may be followed by n safc return to
the "fatherland."
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI I. STREET. ‘le l0 a. nix—Some
of the indium bile and specialties open
ed higher. but the majority of promi—
nent stocks declined In the opening
dealings. Union Pacific opened up
quarter higher. but relapsed a point.
and Colorado and Southern immediate-
ly lost a small gain Amalgamated
Copper rose nearly xx point and Chi.
0, Indianapolis and Louisville and
healing and Lane Erie first prefer—
red advanced a point each. The vol-
ume of dealings quickly fall away to
nominal proportions.
WALL S'I‘RET. II a. m.~Deal-
Inga were small in the railroad list
but some stockxxdriftcd lower when
'xrcssurc developed against Sugar
\malgamntcd and Metropolitan Street
Railway. 'I‘lxese.specialltios fell about
i point from their host but recovered
ubaequcntiy Amalgamated ialiying to
xbove 70 'I‘hxx'c has a xapid rise of
xl 1.. in Evansviilx. Tcnncssec. Cool
United States Rubber preferred Hock
ing Valley proferrcd. Colorado and
Southern 2d preferred. the St.
loacpb and (hand island stocks.
Wheeling & Lakc Erie 2nd prefexred
‘xud Kansas City. l‘ort Scott and Mom
ibis preferred. Before ll o'clock
herc werc increased purchases of the
western Pacifii and Southwestern
xtoclxs and they rccoxcrod to Fridaxa
close or better.
\\A1.1..S'i‘RI‘ET. NOONr‘Tlle de
hand for active railroads. blackened
but they held steady at the rally. Ul
minor stocks Chicago. Indianapolis
'1an Louloxillx gained 31,... “real Brit
xxin preferred thrce and the Wheeling
ind Lake Erie atoc ks. Colorado and
Southern lxansus City. Southern
iotoks. Pacific Mali. American Grass
Twine and thc United States Rubber
xtocks l to .. 4. Selling of Sugar was
resumed and its decline to 128%} onus-
od realizing in other principal stock
and prices fell on” slightly.""“““xlond
steady.
WA] 14 STREET. l p m ~lialfimore
fr Ohio rose sixoxxgly 1% and the mar
ket hardened all around. ch oral lead
lug stocks rallied xx point and net gains
if a point here exitablieilxed In Reading
‘d prcfe rod Southern Railroad pro
'crrod 'isconain Cont.l preferred.
".bicago. Great Western preferred 8..
Norfolk and Wool:- rn prefer-xred (‘hi-
‘xago or. Eastern iilinois and hilnneapo
‘In St Paul and Sault Ste. Marie.
WALL STREET. 2 p. m.—-—The hud-
. in: of the market on account of the
moronic ‘qxnrl refusal of jurisdiction in
thé Northern Securities ease. up only
moderate. Gains of l to 2 points In
xddition to those already made were
undo by Rock Island. Iowa Central.
Evansville and Torre Haulet «referred
Denver & Rio Grande preferred and
Tennmee Cool.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private mm of lit. A
Boltnxe. commission broker. Swat-ts I
‘lox'bett‘a block South Nonallt.
Open High Low lzflx
Copper, 69% 701,5 '693‘ 70
locomotive. 3.5g 31% 21% 31%
Am 8J1 00.1299. 130 128% 129%
Madman. 75% 75% 75% 75%
Atom-on. nut. 97:... 91% 97 97
Bolt. I: Ohio. 103% 104m 102% 104%
Ellyn. IL ‘1'” 61% If!
Chat. {Ohio 45% 06% 453$ 459$
0.3!. ‘51.?“ 1635. 16‘ 188 [60
Chi. Bil. i £16074;
1qu mi who
so. ms or
mu m x
”lazy; 16m mu m
:10:
up
”a: m .
lull
KriSovltz & Fox, 5
161% mu. xxxxx‘
Its. sum 43': «it ma me“
down. an me xx mi
”1.00230 :90
55‘3“
vain . a’
larger stock of all the newand desirnble styles and weaves than we have ever nhoivn before.
WhitePique 12%c to 50¢. E Fancy White Pique . . .. 29c.to’5oc.
Stripe and Check Batiste . .2oc. to 50c. { Plaid and Stri e Nainsook ... 1', . 8c. to 35¢.
Check ind Stripe Dimity ...... .. 15c. to sec. 1 Plain Nainnoo 15¢. to 35¢.
India Linens ...... . .8c. to 3°C. 1 Basket Madras ............... 18c. to 25¢.
PersianLawn .. ..... . ...15c. to see. I DottcdSwixxs ...... noc.tosoc.
White and Colored Organdies . . . . . 25c. to 75c. Wash Chiffon ....... .. . . . . . . .. 'asc. to 75¢.
We will continue our HALF-PRICE CLOAK SALE one week longer.
Cloak Sale.
Many first-class I
Stylish Cloaks to stock to go at half price. Nothing reserved. Every garment at the same discount.
Housefuxnishing Department
:4 or x7 qt. Dish Pans . . . . 25c. Dover Egg” Boaters . . 2 ‘ I " do»
so it. Clothes Lines ....... . xoc. Stove Brushelx. 9c.
Good Size Broilers ..... " 7.. 9c. Glass Rolling Pins ..... . .. 39c.
Knife Bones ....... . ...... 9c. Flour Sifters . ........ . . ..
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
NOTICE.
Auction Sale
Notice is hereby given that. pursu-
ant to a judgment of the Superior
Court. within and for the county of
li‘nirlleld. dated February 14th. 1902.
in an action pending therein In which
Frederick Becker. of Norwaik In plain
tiff and Julius V Becker. Bertha Dex
senroth and The F'inixflc d (‘ounty Sn.
lugs Bank. all of said Nox-walk. arc do
fendzxxxls. the Silllfifrlht’l'. u committcc
named and duly appointed in and by
said judgment for that purpose will
sell at. public auction on the premises
hereinafter described. to the highest
bidder ilxorefor~ on Saturday. the 811i
day of March. 1002 at ten o‘clock :x.
m._ the real estate hereinafter descriil.
ed as a whole subject to a mortgage
for $600.00 and actrucd Interest held
va said bank.
The premises to be sold as afore-
said are described as follows. vIz.: All
that certain tract or parcel of land.
with the buildings thereon standing.
situated at Springwood, so called. In
the city of Soot Norwalk. in said town
of Norwalk, .113 In quantity two
roods. more or less. and bounded nor-
therly by land of Julius V, Becker;
easterly by land of the N Y.. N. H &
H. ll it Company: southerly by land
of August D'eysenroth and western
by highway called Bouton street.
Dated at said Norwalk. February 21
1902.
RICHARD H. GOLDEN.
f2? til. Committee as aforesaid.
Glover’sih’e Place .,
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YOU NEVER NEEDED
Rubber mm
mm: run
«our now.
9c.
"f
N orwé‘l’k, Ct.
The Leading outfitters ln...Rexxcly-to-_
Woor Goods for Men arid Worrierx
Closxng Out Bargains
Children‘ 5 CM long and ’short ones, at saéfufxpe' pipes
Ladies’ Coats; long and short, at sacrifice prlélxs
Fur Collars and Boas. at sacrifice prices.
Ladies' and Mens’ Underwear, at sacrifice, prices.
Men's and Boy's Clothing at sacrifice prices.
oamxhélxficixous '
3 w ’ DE D D’D’D’R "E N
our entire winter stock must be closed out before the new
Ipring goods arrive.
Do not envy your neighbors because the? wear goodclotlxea.
You can wear jun: as good if you trade with us.
Norwalk Chronicler