on Stomp
on ‘25. oz. 50. 53. do and o
. _ . 30193101!!! r
F. D. Lyon 1100.
991 2118111111111, 1 3......
T1 PAYS To TRAo
. HCU STON’S.
low prl hes:
in Mutts xxx quality. 312
Mink Scarfs, six tails, $7.
11111 Scarfs, $9 .;96 were
often Scurl‘s $10. UU; were 319.
‘x Boa $1075; was $30. 110
Set; $17 50; was you 00.
docket, With Mink Colloi.
oha’n’ acket. 31100 was $2150.
. Mat the above prices
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Hubert ’l‘.‘ Lincoln. the
mmittee the committee
senting the, United Ger-
.193 and about fifty members
1111 and the reception commit
este were standing when
mid entouinge entered. A
lumen behind palms play-
ht Am 11118111." Over the
f therooni blue and white
'hoen ,stretched to (soften the
‘ wreaths from which the
th countries were re-epr
it!) the door 0121111111311
Vi e
n were busts of Rooslevclt
” '1' William under.‘ a tri-
merieau eagle spread its
111' tuning it at the south
all was the eagle of Car
'h' e ‘were‘ .oinnge trees and
hes in abundance and a. pro 1
age of both countries.
the .31 decoration was
. "i‘ect in its harmony and
113111 of the friendship of
< ‘ncl the United States.
of (no third course P119111
roposed the health or the
fine United States which
" tending. The next toast
by M1. Fisher was to the
‘rrnnny This was drunk
rat and was followed by the
“Hall itir lm Sieger R1 11117
littering or both the Am
e German patriot... mu-
uests remained se- .mxng Al.
the liith course, Mr Harry
elii‘ersd a. speech proposing
0f the clubs distinguished
uncheon was finished Mr.
on ed the prince to the club
“rated ball room, where the
ved those who had taken
lib him.
1 of theday tookpiece.
lsher on behalf of the lad-
1111 1presented the prince
iticent wise to be given
' Pacific Mall
out whet l have left at
neenalf Price.
11 Mulls, XX quality, 310. 0 0; were 817. 00.
i5 Mink Mulls, three stripes, $10. 00; were $20 00.
ink Mutts, three stripes, $7. 50; were $16. 00.
1: oils.- very large, :12. 50; w ere $25. 00.
orteu Sharia, $12.50; were $21. 50.
.Bltyn. R. '1“.
it was during this
t one of the most pleas- .
. So11.ltallwav
ii
1 ' ié
U. 8 Lou 1110.81513
f Union Pacific. 99%
1111111911 or our liner high quality Furs are offered to you hi the lol-
50', were $22. 50
50; were $113 00.
$17.- -.50
75.’
$80.00; was $60. 00.
will prove a good investment for next
’S 1105 11111 Street 11111111111111
W Car tare on $5. 00 purchases or ove . 1 1
1 ‘ PUTNAM 111181: 9651. GAMES.
I One game of pool was played in the
ltoumament at Putnam Hose house.
linst night John Bognrdus was referee
11nd (.1118 Know the score-2 The result
was as follows
Frederick (‘onley . William Conley
2“.) " 5*“3
12 10
21 1.6
311 21—4
35-2 28-4
ill—Tl 31
51 .4]
fill-*1 . ill-*1
132...] . iv:
71 0.1
' Ii)
At the monthly mectli
puny Harry Diunon \vn admitted to
membership and one p’OSi ion was
received. ’l‘n'o very lute suit 1; games
of pool will be pluved toiorrow night...
’ TulAV 1N WALL TREET.
WAlil. STREET. 10:! a. 1n.——The
majority of stocks shun ed moderate
fractional gains, in the oglnlng prices.
but there were enough 5 all losses to
make on 11153111151 tone. Northwest
rose two points oh lastltranénctions,
and Sugar declined a. 111 up fraction.
Dealings were on a small scale
throughout. 1 _
“ TODAY'S QUOTA IONS. .
Reports over prrvnte '119‘ or E. A
Bohme. commission bro er. Swurlz d
Corbett’s block South Norwallt.
pen 111' 1..
Corner. .6950 *'
Locomotivej 31%
Am. 8.11. 00.. 128%
Atchison; 141755;;
,Atchison 11111. 96% '
Bait. & Ohio. 1045.
a 4'7“.
Can. South 51171;;
Chess. 8: 01110111111.
Chi. & N. W" 227. 225‘
C. M &Stl’.,163% 163
0111. R. l. & P:103“A 105‘
(3.0.0 0:81.11. 101% 10”.}
U S. Steel 43% 4333
[3.8. Steel pm 95% 951’
Con. El. (310.. 298% 299
Don. 0: Nash. 101
Nor. & West. 5771. 57:
Man. Conso‘L. 132 .1321
Metropolitan. 108% . "
M. K'. «it '1‘. old. 54% .
Miss. Pacific, 99% .
N.1Y. 0.16211. 1025;;
N. Y.. 0.0: W. 33%
Reading 26., 57%
47
Pennsylvania 13111; 151
Peopiefn‘ Gas 99%. _ , ‘-
Phil 3: Read. {15%
P. & 11.11111. 81
.5113 '
Dir of the com
222
16251, .
.1154 ,
111051
4311.1,
95 ..
291
1571/:
1131171. , ,
1117111 ,
'Un. Pee. pith, 87%
«Wabash 11111., 43%
West. 11111911 9094'
n TARIFF BILL R »
WASHINGTON March l-«Wheri the
house Inst today the pen 1113 question
Ewes on the adoption 0 the contor-
ante report on the Philippine. terll!
bill 011 a. rising division the vote stood
ayes 661110115 55. . .1 '
(Mass) Hentwole‘ (Minfii;
‘ - . held lMul‘ne) Republics s Torah
R ttlhteW Democrats against t c 71110 4
'L 1 the America
hilmu " Law
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New (lulu 01 1111111170113 01115111
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W
CHICAGO. March 4.-Prouidont
Roosevelt has given the railroad mun
ngomouts of the entire country to un
derstnnd that the inter: stntc commerce
and the Sherman laws will be enforced
to the letter. says the'li/ecorn win-"id.
The information has been conveyed
through the medium of the inter state
commerce commission and it» 171 under
stood that the administration will not
favor any nmendment to the law until
the present laws have been enforced
and the result noted.
The Record- Herald asserts that the
new order of things has caused cou-
sternatiou among the executive ' oili-
1cials of roads centering in Chicago and
all are engaged .in the work of "clean-
ing house." Hurrlodconsultations
have resulted in the decision thutail
associations and organizations WhICn‘
are 111 violation of'the laws involved
must he done away with and every of
tort made to show the commission that
the roads purposehs‘ndling trnmc free
free or 1111 pools or agreements.
’l‘heiirst movement in this direction
is the dissolution of the Council Bluffs
Omaha and Sioux City commission 01
Which George W. lotion is in charge.
it is understood that the Kansas City
committee will soon be disholve‘d. U11
less the conimlssibu insists upon it
nothing will he done with the Western
’i‘runk line commission at present nor
will the various passenger associations
1111111111 lll‘e in violation or the. 811911111111
““7 .
Similar action will be taken by the
1 line east of Chicago and bureaus in
the charge of Chairman Tucker. will
probably be abolished. : Railroad oili-
oinls are not a unit regarding theohar '
actor of notion necessary but a large
number of them believe that all organ
lzntions should be. done nwav with. At
tention is rnlled to the fact that or
erything is to be! handled on 111111!
schedules there will be little for assoc-
iations or “statistical" bureaus. as
some of them are called 1 4
DESCRIPTION OF THE BURGLARS.
The Misses Louise and Fannie
‘,Smith who saw the burgluru at work
in the ohice of the South Norwalk Beer
Company this morning. say that one
was tall and the other was or medium
height and that both were very slight
with narrow shoulders. They wore
dark clothes buttoned tightly about
them nnd had on dark cups pulled well
down over their eyed] Miss Fannie
Smith says that the tall man had a
very small hood As there is an elec-
it to light almost in 110111 of the beef
house the outlines ‘or the men could
he plainly seen. Officer Whiter Hall
passed the building where the burglary»
was committed half an hour before the
job was done All was quiet then. The
police have. in r possession picked
up near the $11.11 81111111 sledge hum
mer two medium shred chisels and n
‘Inrge monkey wreich hood by the bun
glare They are working diligently
to secure the capture or the thieves
' " The police have arrested two more
tramps, making six in all and are bold-
ing them for investigation '
LOOKING OVER SITES.
Henry A. both and {Howard A.
(irnmpton, of the firm of both 11: Soon,
the silk ribbon manufacturer-min New
York, are looking over sites. for a new
factory. They were met at the Nor.
walk Club and taken to dinner at the
N01 walk Hotel Others at dinner were
E i... Boyer. l... C Green. Judge Henry.
W. Gregory. Henry 1’. Price Charles
F. H'rrlstrnm ex Mayor A. G. Wheeler, .
' 'Representnt'ire 111.5. Adams, Lester
, Hyatt and J. P Treadwell ‘
' . AMERchN wooLEN co OFFICERS ,
4.«-~At the an 7 ’
of
in Jersey City torts ,
rectors were reflects
ager reported thnt earnings clone or-
' nomination Mnrch 29 1399. to January.
4.1002. were 37.1300 988 and that pre-
ferred dividends had been paid to the
amount of :3 817.1579 leaving a surplus,
of 33 783 408.
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NOT RICE’S SIGNATURE.
New roux March 44.1111... evi- *
hence of John 'l‘ruesdoli .a handwrits
ins expert from Syracuse was contin-
had today in the trial of Albert '1‘. ‘
Robert Moore, of Patrick7
11. the witness some oon- .
A Constitutional Convention Meets Again
011398
the retiring di- '
wuuem M
- Wood. the treasurer and general mam
. 1 I 7.111
Walking Suits 13 Bicycle Skirts.
All of the Best Imported Cloths.
INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
1 FASHION PLATES.
Krasovitz 8: ' Fox,
‘47 North Main cor. Ann St.
scum NORWALK.
" ""'da‘LlEE‘llli‘fio'N's fi'éé’onéo
Today In Hartford.
llnll'l‘ll‘ORD.y MM h 4m’l‘ho consti-
tutionol convention??- umed its delib-
eratihns at 12110 or k this afternoon
The measure before the convention as
a legacy of last week was the resolu—
tion of "Donald '1‘. Wuruer,.of Bulls-
bury. providing for ‘th‘erulsing of n
committee of nine to draft articles of
the constitution embodying the prin-
ciples of repiesentatlon already favor»
ably voted upon.
Delegate Sperry. of South Windsor
immediately aileron .1111 amendment to
the Warner resolution. This amend-
ment was a. ‘move of the minority. it
provided that the clause in the Women
resolution ”already favorably voted
upon” should to stricken out and the
following substituted: “ The principles
embodied in the minmlty report of the
committee. of conference." otherwise
known as the committee of twenty-
101112111 11 word. the Sperry amend-
ment mount the substitution of the
Bonnet plan offered by Mr. Clark. of
rinrtlord. for the “ong§~to-n-town" plan.
Mr Sperry spoke at length upon his
amendment. When he had finished Mr.
Holcomb. ol.’ soothington, presented
an amendment tofthe’omendment in the
I1hnpe of an altogether new plan of rep-
resentntion involving both 11011119 and
Senate. The Holcomb amendment 111 o-
video for: One representstlve for each
town of less than 5,000. two for each
toum of live thousand and less than 25. ~
100 three for each town of 25 .000 and
lens thnn 75.000'10111' for each town of
15.000 and less than 125. 000 and one
additional lepreuentntive for each 50~
000, in excess of 125 .:000 the state also
to 111 nividcd into such districts as
.1111] prudnce n senate oi’ (10m 35 to 40.
Mr Wallet. of New London. under-
took to induce Mr Holcomb to with.
draw that part of hip amendment which
elated to the Senate expressing the
1111111151111 that House representation
mould first and separately be consida
:red The gentlemen from Soothing-
:on lotus-3d to withdraw as requested
lurl' a. debate on thel‘d'lolcomb amend-
ment onshod. ’
The convention injected the Bennett
1111111 which was included in Mr.Spc1'~
1%" i1 amendment to the Warner resold.
tlon. The Vote sto‘od 0'1. pays; 51
l'eus. ‘
BIG STUDENT DEMONSTRATION.
ST PETERSBURG. Sunday. North
'2-—-Tho students and workingmen hero
ire secretly prepnrltlg for a monster
iemonstration to third plhce March” 1
in front of tho Knsid‘cnthedral. They
hope to not 2.000 then ..rongh the
military cord‘ons 11nd reach the center
iii the city. '
(l. S. Perry Coimnund.chln1eht No.
i. U V U. held a reguiur meeting. last
light. in the oiiice of Judge George I).
Keelér. but transsdted no business.
About the only 111111129 done was to up
more the niinut‘ee of the last meeting.
The South Norw nlk Outing Club hold
1 retailer 11011111th mé‘etlng at Hotel
Hamilton. lust“ night, and transacted
routine business.
Real Estate for Sale.
fi‘he handsome. residence. formerly
known as tho Moody Hoyt piece, with
between eighteen and twenty acres of
land. ”located i opposite St. Paul's
Church. East Avenue. For full partl-
,iulnrs Inquire at thereul estate and in-
surunce agency of Gould S Hoyt Cor-
nor of Wall and River streets. Nor-
walk.Conn.1
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wnsu mess do as
In our Wash Goods Department can be found the choice things of the season‘ 3 product.
—All new. 1 The assortment includes the latest colorings in the followmg lines:
DUCHESSE DIMITY soinches wide ..... .
’1‘?
.Q1;
ereeeeeweerrst
2%1-f:
. 1" 13% ‘ CENTS.
g”: faefc
.3
Clever 1s the'Pluoép
Storm
‘ Shoes
1. «.50 711351719 adapted
. to 111117.70]? Shall:-
. 1119,1511“ safeguard
‘You'canwcar just as good if you trade with us." '
PALMETTO BATIS‘TEr3o :nches wide ........ . ....... ., . ........ 12%'CENTS. . 1
DOTTED swrss MUSLIN, handsome patterns ......... .......... 12% CENTS “if
LENORA—handsome corded erect ....... .. ...... ......... . ...... {rd/‘2 CENTS. :5
LENO CORINA something entirely new. . ........ . . . . 111/11 CENTS .15.
.1. PATOMAC PRINTED MADRAS, white ground .............. 1. 15 CENTS. .1.
«7111 MERCERIZED SATEEN, dark ground, silk lustre .. ....................... ... 15 CENTS. 1111-1
‘35 MERCERIZED WOVEN CORDS, permanent luster ....... . ......... . .. ...... 25 CENTS. it?
‘75“ PRINCESS LINEN ZEPHYR—all linen ........... .............. . ..... Z 35 CENTS. V?
3.7 FANTAISE1 SILK TISSUE—half silk. .............. . .48 CENTS. tie
g3; WASH SILKSé—fitty difierent patterns ............. . ..... . ............ 35 and 50 CENTS. pi.
i»
’9" «so "
7 5
:1; HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT. ..
731i ‘ Nickel Tea Kettles ....... . . .98c. 1 Nickel Hand Lamps ..... . $1.39 it“
1,- .,' t .. ...1, _ '|
m Salts and Peppers .......... 5c. -' 1 Glass Berry Dishes. ...‘.;Irlc"'.1 :1: .
, . . 1:
an 4 pee. Table Set ..... . ..... age. 1 12 qt. Galvanized Pails ....ozgc’. 1.1.1,
:: Scouting 80:11) .7. ............ 4c. 1 1 . 14 qt Galvanized Pails... 35c. ‘ :52:
1:511 Washing Powder . .. ...... 5c. 1 l 5 gal. Oil Cans 691:. %
A211 1‘ . t ‘ . .
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK 00 N
e111
'55 1t '5 5755‘ rid." «11191 '1 '1“'~i-i"t> 5'55? 5'55 «5 71' twin. 5-Port 11.11 553755-571» not '1' *5»
Notice .
S0101 llorrlll 01111 School 1
1111111111.
Notice ls hereby glvcu ‘Iliut 11's 11's”.-
nosmnont of the rntnblo 118111111: within
the said district has; been mode on 1111'
town list of 1001. and that 1111111 1161 11111; _ 4
been this (lay deposited by the clerk ' 1 ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ 1‘
of sold distritt. {ntllho olilrc of 1111: 51.1: R’ ‘t
lectmcn No . . l in run! avenue South . .
Igorwalthonh ffor gunniinuiion 11nd The Leading OUtfittors in OHdY' O
t at the oard 0 lie lot will meet or . , w
the oliloe of sold selectmen No .1 wear 600d,“ for.” BHd ‘ 1 omen
Railroad Place on the 19th tiny of ., , ' ’ ’ ,
March AI [1,. 1902 at 2 oclook p. m
to hear and determine all npponle
mode to them for the equalization and
perciction 01‘ said 1.331131111112111.
Dated at the City of, South Norwnlk
l._onn this the 27th day of February
A. 1'...) 1902
A. BIANCHARD,
MATTHl-‘W CORDLTT,
JOHN H. LlGHT.
Committee of the South Norwnlk lln
ion School District. ,
' if e ':' ..
Notice is hereby ulsolrgiventtlmrt ill“ , Ladlcs’ Coats,
assessment of the Total) e onto 13 o t 1; ’ '
said district. which was so situatetl .‘ Fur Collars and 3035' at sacrifice prices.
fifinfhgg 53112135113195?31:31:;212231‘ Ladies’ and Moos" Underwear, at sacrifice prices. 1 ‘
$813135? :53: E'th’ittti“;vl駧.°t 5am Men s and Boy's Clothing at sacrifice prices. . '
Dated at the Citv of South Norwnlk 1 - ’ '
Conn. this t11e2'1'ih day of February.
A b.1902.
A- BLANCHARD
MATTHEW CORBETT, ' .1 '
JOHN H. LIGHT,
. Committee of the South i‘.orwnlk Un-
ion school District
mun 1N OUR
$11011: IEPART {£111
Our entire winter stock must be closed out before the new
spring goods arrive. 1 '
... w. ~1~~——.~— ...-......M. .....-
Do not envy your neighbors because they weer good clothes.
Norwalk Chronicler