Stile “ Agént‘s
.D. Lyon 1100.
90 Washington Street
union Stump
. 2 25. $2. 50, $3. 00 and $3. 50
"IIIT PAYS To TRADE.”
HOUSTON’S.
Special Sale Of Fine Furs
I'd‘llo IIIllnIIIIo ot tIlll liIIIII high quality iI‘uIs IIIII IIiIIIIIIII III \"ou III thII 1'~ol
lug vIIrI" 10w pi" Iti‘b‘.
‘ ol‘tlln‘n l .IIIIIII \“iulin X.\'\ quIIiity $111. .30; \I"IIIII $21!. 50.
hind lIIIIIIiI Mulls xx IIIIIIIIII. $111.;IIII III-III 11171111
"induon lizII Mlnlt \llllf‘fi ilIIIIII ntripos $101111 “I'l‘t? {2010
Hit/(limo liuI 31iiIIIEItII11’s,tiII"eo stIHlpos t: :10: “Inc $100”.
to F0 or iliuil'n. "IIIII" Inigo. I512. :10; w I re $2....uu
any MIIIII III-nits. :Iix tails $1.5”; IIIIIII 11115.00.
. "eon BIIy h‘lluh S I",Ilfs $111115; \\""IIII,I $171311.
8.11m IvIIIriIIII Sour is $1" 311; “"i‘lt" $2.. 1.0.
lone MIIrtIIII SI arts 3.10.1111 IvoI-I- $111. 7.3.
g bio Fox Boa 3.10.. I nus. $311.00.
Isabella box 141d. "$11.50; was I...I.IIII.
"81ml Jllclt‘tt. With Mlllli I‘oliur.
L‘ turn, IIIIIJaIlIvt. "$1qu; IIIIII III , .:II
I...
Furs bought III lllI‘ ubovc prlIIII: will protc "II good imcstlucnt for next
Wild" 1105 In Street, Bridgeport.
M Car tare 01155.00 purchases or over.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\\'\i..i S’lltlu‘lel’i‘. 10: to II. III.~"IIII‘I.
oponing :ItoI k IIIIIIIIIII was narrow and
ruthci dull and the small changes III
iIiIIIId and of not murh nit. IIIificanco
Tllt‘ iron and stIIIIl Industriuis were no
ticIIIIbi)" l‘ll‘ill. Ann-ricuu Grass l'winII,
I'IIIIII 11.2.
WALL STREET. 11 II. mmBut few
.l‘llllllgt‘h of iIIIpIII‘IIIlIce ocrurred in the
llt'lth‘ uuurtwr until the close of the
hour. l‘I"iI-I"- plenum-while hIIII bIIrIu ouster
out a jump to 71‘... in Tennessee Coal
.slrndiml thII list. uud more werc some
Irrcovrricia" in ”11° (Iruugors and Paci-
Suulilun’l Railway preferred lost
:I point. Allltmgrl 1hr minor stocks
IiurII \Vl'll‘ Mllllt’ l““t‘llt\\lll of buying.
I-nu "ins; il jump of :I\ ,., in American
IIIIIsII '1‘;IIinI-I 31.. in (hit-ago. indiun-
npoilu IIIId Louisvilio. four in Luckn-
wunnu and one in Rubber Goods and
AIIIIIIicuu Locomotive. NI'II" Jersey
I‘vutml. l’IIIIriII and Easttrn and Texas
land Trust lost 1.
WALL STREE‘i‘. IIIIIIIIMA f-"w of the
prominout rlljl'lir rose briskly. Sugar
touvhing 129 and Reading Second Pre-
$fil0.011; “‘11:: $130.00.
CT OF THE EDDY FAILURE
Workman Removang Their Families to
Other Places.
4 l-'III.II"IIIII‘.\" L’II-w'i‘hII chm":
IlIII Edd)" iiicctric
‘.im I:I.I;." lI:I:: bump to
. Sururnl fumiiiou
"(I nirtIuIiy ii“ In lllillflt'll to IIIIIIII III
‘ ford and mum" pint-cs. IIIIII not It
not thoso who II"II:II IIiI‘IigIII‘. to look
“volilhltioiin IIirtIIu ll "H" and ll.l\'t‘ boon
still will it"illiil the-it" I'IIIIIilim
‘ltl tho upring.
will) in Social 11111 iiciiuioua lii'I-I Ill .
Sent‘buI-"iln .. I1: ~«".I>II I" hit: llt‘t’ll tIIlI
'l‘hI- IIIIIIIII n I-Inploycd lIII
IIIIIIII" III ll‘ mun ot‘ intoili
one. in 11981151111 1&th iII-inz fiiat
mochaui I is and \I'1 it‘ :IIIIII for this
$011 to obi tnin III" "I piuI -II~" without
loss whirh l'I' ,"II‘I :IinIIIw IIII-Imi»
finlés I), clIInIIII of IIIII llll "iii IilIIIl
‘ 01'
.I‘S.
AV BECOI‘IlE PRESIDING ELDER.
, W. A. Riciiald Mentioned for the
"‘ . New Yolk District.
'4’.“ 5th!“ lllrllnm fornicrly pnslol
I i‘ ( 1""iIIIIiI is ".IIIIIItiIm lorrcd rising WI 1W0!” yesterday's
.. i IIIIII lif“-\‘ prcsidiuz cl ;I"1II.~II. ifIIiIed Stutas SIcsl prof-"ritui
\I"\\‘ YI‘IIII Iliutritl of III!" {wont to 95. Amrrlran t‘nl". t‘lrvriulld.
5t (‘IIIIFIIrIIIIIu TIII" IlIuItII II‘. C. & St. Louis 1110 Amvrit‘an iIln-
Itinopi‘. l‘nilnmn has crI-utod
Incum I" III; It i!) hop (‘rnnslon
Fond stocks. Ann Arbor preferrrd. St.
. Joseph and Grand island first profor-
31mm to fill ‘5".11 and Glucose- run!» 1 to 2. and Ann
Thom-I who II‘HIIII‘I lili )1! Riv lflii‘url I.'Il‘lI(Il‘ I. NorthIrcstmI prcterred lost
a)? It? lmd 11:... W11? NI“ IIII "4-1“! i"III; liiunsvilic and Terri." llaulr 11.3,.
.0? It? 011‘: 31'1“ 1‘0' ” H‘W‘ I‘ll ”III i1 ”‘lllli Chicago. indiunupoiis and Louis-
“ 1W ‘50 wHIIIIHI' (i ”1‘ 'IWI‘ 0 "III” Iriiio dcclianIIl ‘.i from the best. Toward
ltm‘cr pimped himSIIif but 1qu of 1mm” 3 “Imam; am... for Brooklyn
III tllIIrII lili‘llvlll‘ll that it" would i'i‘mnsit and its gain of 11.2 improml
9358??“ ‘ ”H'Ui‘f—‘ll “i5 “"1”; lthI-I tone IIII ulounl LIIIIIaIImIIm ronI
’ M :to 287 and Metropolitan Street Rail-
DWI-0M « C AND CONSULARI gun)" gainml a point Bonds were firm.
’ WALI S'Illlllh‘i' . l p, III.——I1.ar~II"u
We Resumes COItaideration of im
‘ portam Bills Today. ‘
hAsutxmxix rniIIIIIII '..‘II.r-—-'i'lII’I i
so today riwumcd thc (Mllllsldi‘l‘ll
t“ diploiimtic Izod Lllllwlllfll' applo
ion biilta.
wanna m. I IIiizzlt in all and D and II.
niowd up .. I. III «Impathy. [Amocd
pI"""IIfIIIIIId gninod l; Brooklyn 'l'TfillSIl
1me Chicago "IIIIminui l-‘I ; the pro-
iIII"I"I"-I| 11%;; tlcucrnl lIJlIIcIriI" II-‘h. and
l.\tI"1Ii.~Ion. iinusus. (lily. l-‘I-opiIIs Gus
i "Ind Twin 1":l.x" llupid 'l'runsn i to 1%.
,- 3H5? L'VERPOOL ASHORE- iIrn tiic- IIIlIIIr iIIInIi losses of I to l“.
TIQ'lelN- I ”"”“” ~ 'II‘I ”I“ “I“ 5 III) ntz~ I"."III"II St'tll'l‘tl bx" Eric 2nd prI-icn
“ll-I L"“‘"'i“"“’~ """"l‘mi“ '"““"‘-§-'1Id. louu 1‘IIIIIIIII pI‘IIl'IIluwId 11nd St.
. “““”l‘ l‘I‘l‘d'lifli'V iii “‘1‘ Sam I Louis SoullintIslurii pI"IItIII"l‘I‘IIt.
.lltl ‘ 13011!" :Isitm‘c I‘ll ”11‘ (‘Il it ‘ TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
lloIporls oval" prtvuto WIN?" III 12.
IIIIII IIl‘ IIIII chunncl . 11
i
”"1' i IZIIthII. I-Iinnuimou brokci". Swurtz &
I ‘.orlivtl‘s IIIIII‘li South Norwulk.
‘ ‘ Opoo High Low 1:311
""“"“ ‘m ““““ L‘IIIIIII‘I". 7011a 7025 1995.11; 093;;
. REV. JOSEPH COOK DEAD. Locolnoliw. 311.3 1425.: 311.1, 3121/.
Lotus. Voluntary 23:41”. 105* .Im. s. II. ("0. 1% 12:11 mu 283..
‘ ~39 “"53"?” I Itclliimi 707m 76‘)“ 713-3”. 70%
and 1111" Wk” 1 .\l(lll50ll pm 117 II: 9117,. 07
11w Md) MN 80m min-III. & olIIII till 1041/. 103% 1011,".
. 1).. 1mm whit” it will no i Hkyn R '1‘” 112 11.1 (it: (111%
thc \anktou Indian fluency "(I-.1“ South 31:11.1, SKI/4
ut‘l rIIquc-sltd that ho might (In... (I: 011;“, 45% 45:5.
. Chi. It N. \V.. 21711; 218% 217% 218%
_ Mam »~-—--—--—- (1 M. [Ii St. 1". 1037?: Mid 103% 103%
‘, _. [‘.hl. it. I. & P. 11101.9 160%
. f " C.C.(‘. &.Sl.ll. 1011/. 102 101% 102
’" . I). & ll. Cut)._ 171%. 17511,} 172% 175
. ‘ 1.1.x . Mali-115441.13 .41 14515.
closing out what I have lcfi at V S 51"“! I'm “"5 95 94% 9““
Ono-liult l’rico. 3"” El (3“ m” 333% 3‘” 293%
1.011. Kr Nash, 104 104% 104 104%
Man. 0011501.. .33 134% 133 134%
00 Umbrellas at 50c gokmlgilétant. Isms. mgr. 1:51:11; 169%
. ‘. p d. 553:; 5 tit 15% 55%
I50 Umbrellas at 75C 3115:. Pacific. 102% my. Ivzu my.
I 5'. '. ('1. ll H. 1,03 163
0 Umbraias at $1 75 ‘.. o. & w. 33p. M 3351. 3‘
ply I few of ouch left. Reading. 2d . 611% 09% 63% till
. " Pacific Mall. 17 «I?
" M AGNER'S PenIIIIle-IIIIIII. 160 151) 14991 1511
, . People}; Gala, 1005‘. 100% 11:914 100%
I. I 5...... II... a. :II}. it up 2:2; III .I :1:
Son. Ruliwny 32% 381,1; 3211. till
9m fly out till 98 95% 05%,
.3011 Purine. 1M 65% 64 til-3%
”Faun. C. A 1.. 7051. ml. 711111. 70%
e at 11. 8. hum-.11.
ll. Rubber
81:
III +
was 81ml;
llIIII llIIIIII ilu 00111111111" I’IIIIIiII-
l’IIiIIIIII" ilil l‘rnwids islIIIIIi
lint NIIIIIIIIII llIIIIIuIIiIIIi; Six
llllll’ib‘ Saudi IIIIII it Put
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mum. Febru-
ary 25~Coutlrmallon of tho rcport that
Iho Hontou schooner Funuic ‘IIIIpIII'.
from Norfolk for Boston, sunk a small
III" vessel in collision off lI‘IItI""."1IIlI's ls~
lund lightship on the lllth 111:" I‘. has
been glvon by the Fannie Funnel" IIIIII-
III-If III this nort_ into which she lIIII-I
brought the six survivors of the crew
of the Now Fluvdu schooner Charles
i). Hall. which went down on the re-
suit of the accident. ()nc of tho Hull's
bt'llml’il was loot.
The collision occurred about 7
o’clock. The l-lull's port how was com-
pictcly carried away. and she sunk in
ubout forty minutes. Charles Peterson.
IiIII than who was lost was asleep in
tho forecastle. The Fannie Palmebls
II tivII muster . The Hall was a vessel
of thirty-IIIIven net tons. 142 feet long.
thirty-live feet beam and ten feet depth
of bold. She was built (It New London
in 1889.
.iiIIIIIII" IIIIIIIIIIIIII
(Contluued"fr0m third page.)
gram to the IImporoI" informing him
that thc MI-teor had been successfully
launched. The cubiogram was in tier-
man.
With “11’ president and Mrs. and
Miss .IoosIIIuIit was the following par-
ty:
Secretury Root. Mrs
HitclIcOI-k. Mujor Ucnorul Henry C.
Corbin. Mrs. Corbin. Read Admiral
Evans. Miss Evans. Senator licnry 1;.
dodge, Senator Spoonor. Cougrosaman
Littauer. Admiral lloyles. Commander
William Cowios. Mrs. Cowlos. A3318!
nut. Secretary of btatr David J. Hill
tloIonI-l ‘l tit-odorc. liiugham. Mrs. Bing-
ham. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Boyd
and William lIoIIb. JI".. assistant. pI"I~
vato secretary to thII president.
Prince Henry was nIrIIqutIauII-Il by
his whoic nuitc and with Ambussadm
lion HoilIIbI-n was the staff of the 9m
bussy. Consul IIIInIIral Bucnz. m .ww
York. also was present.
Soon III‘IIII" IbII launching the prosi»
dent's" party procovdcd to 1110 111111
Micro 11 luncheon Ilud Ut’l'll prcpuroIl
The lII"IIIIIlI of thc prince was drunk
"Ind Ihcu PrincII HIInry said:
“On this occasion l’wish to cull for
Ihrrr lIIImty chcers for tho prostdout
of Ihc l'nitIIIl States. Mr. Roosevelt.
hip. hip; hooray. As Ult‘ print-II spoke
he waved his arms III: a signal and tho
building shook with l‘Q‘SPOlldllll’
chorus. 'i‘hen Prcsldent Roosm‘wlt
Inland his right hand and when more
was". rIIIIncII said:
“i ask thrIIII ("hours for the guest.
who has already won our hearts. Hen-
ry of Prussia. Now a good one.’
Prcsidont ‘.oosovoit‘s hip. hip.
hooray. was drowned in tho roar 0t
appluasv that greutpd the call Ior
("boom 'l.IIn the prince and prom:
"lIrut shook hands warmly and as the
part)" starlcd to iI-aro the hall Bomfl
IIrIII among tiIIII invitod guests shouted:
".‘lr. Prosidont. l otter three cheers for
the young lady who has had the honor
of launching the Motoor." 'l‘hII ("ht-on:
wore given. ’lho president's part)" and
tho {Il‘llli‘i‘ and his suite did not re-
main for tlIII luIII-Ilcon.
l’rosidont Rooscvolt and lI‘riIII-I- lIIIII-
I":.. IIE‘POlllllanlCIl by their rospoctivtI
"mrtirs. lIIft Shootors island on tho
ll;l\'t'l tug; \iigiiuut III-11:20 and up
"IIIIIII ilIII-I" worn illongt'illlt’ thtI imporid‘.
\"IIIIhI Hohenzoliorn at West Thirty-
iuurih stroot. After their departure
from Shooters Island thorn was an or.-
lililHiaSHC demonstration from tho
crowds that had witnosaod the launch.
tug. Shortly before the In: pulled out
from the wharf Prosidunt Roosevelt
and Prince Henry. accompanied by
Colonel Inoodore Binghum. Ippeared
upon the top of the pilot house of thII
lug and their was wild cheers tor
them. 'l‘hI-I surrounding fleet of tugs
tooIIId their whistles. the marine band
piaved the national air and the crowd
rolled. .lllP. pmtdrnt raised his hat
rIIpoalcdly and the tug saluted. On
their way up the harbor the poltclI
boat patrol ran "alongside the Vigilant.
broke out a new American flag at the
malntop and tired twenty-one sun: In
honor of the prealdent. President
Roosevelt bowed in honor of tho sal-
ute. At. Thirty-fourth street pier the
president. and prince landad together
and went at once on board the H0116!»
when: with the rest of the party.
The primes @1me to tho em—
peror won a follows:
“To Germ“ emperor. Berlin: )acht
Snot launched under brilliant and
Chrlatouod by Miss Roosevelt‘s uni.
Bolutltui croft. Great enthuuiullm. I
oonmtumo you with all hurt.
. (aimed)
”HENKICH.
PRESENT To HIM ROOSIVIIT.
NEW YORK. “Mum fire—W
the luncheon aim on the. tmp‘lu
yacht Maximum m In honor at
hermetic Welt Prince Hum of
Fm“! loll! pm with a plume
. Root. Secretary
Tailor-Half: Salts.
Walking Suits g Bicycle Skirts.
All of the Rest Imported Cloths.
INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
'FASHION PLATES.
Krasovitz & Fox,
47 North Main cor. Amt St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
MADE A NiINORITY REPORT
Eleven Member: of Committee
Twenty-four Disagree.
HARTFORD, February 25~Folluw--
ing the fruitless conference lust night
of the committee of twcnty-tour. the
constitutional convention assembled III
thII appointed hour today. to hear the
report of the committee and to comm»
no its deliberations. The report of the
committtc was made through its
chairman. Mr. Perry, of li‘airllrid. This
report announced non-succuas in In"—
rivlug at on agreement. The IIouIInit-
thI was dismissed. As soot". II; this was
donc. however, the minority of the
committee of twenty-four. represent-
lng tlIII cities and larger towns. suc-
(‘Pe’dt'd in getting before the mum-I»
tion It minority report. This report
("lung to the idea of represcniutlon by
population. and was IlIIscribed IIII the
”Bennett plan. motllilet it was
slum-"ti by eleven members of the com-
mitten.
Whm President Andrews opened the
r-onvention at 12:30 therII was a nearly
full attendance of delegates. As soon
as the prayed had bwn offered. Delo-
gate Bailey. of Crown. presented to
the convention a memorial slgncd by
WiIlinm H. Allen. representativr. the
soiectmen and ten other office holders
of the town of Groton. The memorial
protested against theI pluu culling Iov
representation on the one-to-u-town ba-
sis. “believing such action to be both
unwise and unjust. and detrimental to
the interests of a majority of the pro-
ple of the state".
The memorial thou recommended
that “slightly larger representation be
Iivrn to the cities."
Mr. l‘rIrry. 0| F‘nirflcld. was then l'N-
")gnlzted by the chair. and presented his
"court as chairman of the oommlttre
of conference. He mrrcly amwnncr-d
the inability of the members of. thII
Isommlttee to agree. Mr. bounds. of
"llustonbury. mowd that the commit.
(‘13 be ”donned and their report hc rec
'I/‘I‘I'th to ltlf.‘ committee of the whole.
Dolegnte Sperry of South Windsor. att-
Iouuced that he had a majority report
If tho committee to prestmt. Mr. Loom-
‘s. howcvor. made the point that the
Iommittw had reported us It whole.
Ind rritvratcd his motion "calling for
tho rclvrcnoe to tho cutnmittc—o of the
whole. of the mport of tho oommittoa
of twenty~tour. as [Irvin-mud by (,‘lmirI
mun Perry. President. Andrews sus'
mined Mr. Loomis and the luttor‘s mo-
tion was carried enuiiy. Mr. Sperry
was again recognized. and was allow-
91) to read the minority report. This
report was uigued by the following
members of the committee: Clark.
Hartford: Osborn. New Haven: Dav-
-Inport. Bridgeport: firown. Norwich:
Waller. New London: Sperry. South
Windsor; Guilfoylo. Waterbury". Linus.
\leriden: Perry. P‘alrflelII: Bueil. Col—
:lIester: Smith. thoshlrc.
in its proamble the rrport strum that
"he sinner». being a minority of the
"omtnittne had ugretid on roll call in
the committee in him of the plan set
Forth bv the twport. The report tol-
Iowa:
erlvrd. Thut tho iinuso ot‘ Repre-
wnlatives shall cousin of (doctors ro-
IIiIiing in the towns from Which they
ll‘f‘ (Ilfi‘ll‘ll. And for th-I purpone of up-
oortioning reproscntatlvos to tho towns
they shall IIP grudIIIl or I‘lllKHlfit’tl. that
is to say: Each town having a popu-
‘Iution of loss than fivr thousand shall
‘III IIntitlIId to nun l't“pl't’$("‘lllflll\'t". ouch
town having a population of flvo thous-
and loss than 25 000 Ithall IIII Pil-
Itlcd to two rcprI‘Iscnlutiws: (Inch
Iowu havinz II population of 25.000 and
less than 50,000 shall bII entitled to
III-III representativt's: ouch town hav-
ing a population of 50.000 and least
hun 73.000 shall bII untitled to four
representatives: (Inch town having a
"Iopulation of 75.000 and less than 100.—
I00 shall be entitled to five representa-
lvas and ouch town haying II popula-
ion of 100.001) Izhall be entitled to Isl:
"cpreseutativcs and one additional
"coronenmtivr for each 50,000 in excess
If 100.000. "
“The population of mach 1mm ahull
be determined by the cannon taken by
the authority of the United match"
next before the election of representa-
tives to hold.
“Each town entitled to more than
two reprosentativu shall be divided
into districts: each district. shall elect
one reprowntatlve; a district shall be
composed of contiguous territory and
dish population nhull be as nearly an
soul as loulble.
“District: "When once established
dull continue the game until the aes-
slun of the mam usembly next :1.
tor the completion of the next cen-
sus which xenon) assembly shall
have power to alter the some it tound
amour); to pro-em: prover dummy
of population in each district ‘
Mr. Sperry Insulting in favor at the
mtuartu report will that the mood
at
"much. It unnamed to the non-I
ultimatthevihol‘otndoumouonot
Mr.‘ of Mouton. the ma-
ration mm ltult Into mmttteu
at the mic. .
had. um magnum
The L°5¢IIIIo Dry oiood‘s
tmumdodtbewtimy of them.
NATIONAL _mmTrION amen.
seat. I
minimum: “All
ristram Hy "
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Advance 5319 of White Goods.-:» .
It is predicted that this in to be a White Coodsficason.‘ and we have‘ prepared for it with a
larger stock of all the new and desirable styles and weaves than we have ever shown before.
Fancy White Pique . ..
WhitcPiquc..... ...... ........12%c.1050c.5 ...........2oc,1050c.
Strip: and Check Batiste . . . . . . . .. 201:. to 50¢. l Plaid and‘Sttipc Nainsook . 81:; to 351:.
Check and Stripe Dimity. . . 151:. to 3°C. 1 Plain Nainsook 15c. to 35¢.
India Linens . ..... . . ..... . 8c. to 30¢. Basket Madras .............. 181:. to 25¢.
Persian Lawn . .................. 15c. to 50¢. Dotted Swiss . ...... . ...... . . . I .. sec. to 501:.
White and Colored Organdles . . . . 25c. to 75c. Wash Chiffon .................. . 25c. to 75¢.
Cloak Sale.
We will continue our HALF-PRICE CLOAK SALE one week longer. Many first~class
Stylish Cloaks in stock to go at half price. Nothing reserved. Every garment at the same discount.
Housefurnishing Department
14 or 17 qt. Dish Pans ...... 25c.
Dover Egg Beaters ..... . . . 8c.
50 ft. Clothes Lines ........ 10c. Stove Brushes ....... . 9c.
Good Size Broilers ........ 9c. Glass Rolling Pins ..... . . 39c.
Knife Boxes .............. 9c. Flour Sifters .. ........ 9c.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwaik, Ct.
NOTICE.
Auction Sale
Notion is hereby given that, pursu-
ant to a judgment. of the Superior
(‘ouIt within and for the county of
l-‘nirfiold. Iintod Fcbruary l-lth, 1002.
I
Closing Out Bargains
In Every Department.
Children's Coats, long and short ones, at sacrifice prices.
Frederick HECIIQI‘. of Norwutk. i~I plain:
lugs Bank all of said Noruu“. In "I" d
named and duly appointed in and by :we‘r Goods for Men and Wamen
hereinafter described. to the liighusti
tiIII real IIstato hereinafter (lf't-lt r11.
by said bank.
that certain tract. or pnrocl of land.”
tllII cit)" of South Norwalk. in said town
Ladics' Coats, long and short, at sacrifice prices.
iheriI by land of .luliuI: \ llockcr: I Fur Collars and Boas. at sacrifice prices.
of August DIIysouroth and wvslorit i
in an action pIInIllug thcrcln. in uhchI
tiff and Julius \'. Brchor. llI-rtha UP.“ ' ‘ ‘ '" 1'
"IInrolh and Tho lI‘".IiIiiI,IiI (I III" .III" Sn
fondants the submrliwr .I I-zoIIuIlt‘. (”'Tho Loading OUtfitters in Ready-to.
said judgnwnt fol that purpose will
sell at public auction. on the promises I"
llltlilCl‘ therefor on Saturday. the 8th
Inlay of Marti: 1902 at ten o'.cloc.k 11
ml IIII II “11010 IsubjIIIIt to a mortgnzt :
for $1100.00 and acriucd interest 1101 i.
1
The prImISI-III to ho sold as atorc 1
naid arc desmibed as follows. Iiz: Alli
with tho buildings thereon Standing.
sltualvd at Springwood. so called. in.
of Norwalk. being in quantity two
roads, more or less. and lltllllllll‘ll nor-
cantorly in him] of the N. Y.. N. ll 1'\ i
ll. 11 ll Company: soutlIIIII hv lIInIil
by highway called Boutou I-Itrt-IIII. i
lIutIId at said Notwulh. FIIbruuly ":1
Ladies‘ and Mens' Underwear, at sacrifice prices.
Men‘s and Boy's Clothing at sacrifice prices.
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RICHARD H. GOLDEN.
f2? tit CommittetI as aforosnld
GREAT REDUCTIONS
IN OUR
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
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Glover’s the Place
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Our entire winter stock must be closed out before the new
spring goods arrive. I
Do not envy your neighbors becaufie they wear good clothes.
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You can wear just as good if you trade with us.
CASH 0R CREDIT.
Accounts Opened with Everybody.
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IIIIII I good memory: she simply can't
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