FD LyonIlGo
90 WushithoII 5ireet
ulunne ol’ ouI flnor high quality Furs are offoxcd to you at tho lol-
yI:lowI pliceu:
All L’amb Mutts, XXX quality :12 50: were $22. 50.
I, on Lamb Mulls, xx quality, :10 .;‘00 Wow :17 00. «
am ilny Mink Mulls, three ntIipes. $10.00; more $20. 00.
59' Buy Mink Mulls. three stripes. $7 50; one 515 00.
‘ I‘ oi Mliirn, V61) lh‘r‘ge, $12. 50; were $25. 00, I
‘ y Min-k Scarfs. nix toils, :7. 5:0 woore 315. 00.
' Mink Courts, 89 96; wow $175 .
, Ion Sourl‘sI $12. 59: were $21. 50.
than Shorts $10.00; ‘IvoI-o lIl9. 75.
" -I,~$lii.’l5; won $30410.
Ct. 317 50; was you. 00.
I «shot, With Mink Collnl
Jacket: 310 00 wan $“'1.50.
ought at the above prices will prove a good Investment for next.
s30. 00; was 360. 00.
STATE CHARITY BOARD.
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:SCcrctary Kellogg IFIeporia on Mystic
Valley Institute. .
INo moon was received at the meet»
lug oi the State Boom oi Chill)riiitén,A at
I Itlle Capitol yetitciday. I’IonI l. .
555 tglafilfircfltm $31,331: $11; jLiI‘Idaler sooretuiy of the Stole Bomd
5,55 oonunisnlonml second {of fiiealth, regarding the visit made
me 16 1880 His first son isome days ago hy normal state omoma
"on the 5.15th Lau.custer in Yto the Mystic Valley institute in Eton»
torroueou which V5556, was lington DI. liindnley will limit IepoIt
ll bombardment of Alex— to the Board of Health. lbe Board of
‘ nonsteI landed a de- Canitien Ieceiwd u r‘epoit. lIoweI-sl,
in ”W‘s including ”a“ from its secretary, Chmlos P. Kellogg.
lié who won distinction in ulIo was out.» or the party that vinltcd
nto a burning 5mm and r—o lille institution The Sentinel has al-
WW?“ 15000 and no. 00" l handy told 01’ tth conditions tound by
do 0 rortrldges ht the risk "tithe I'Ilnltors.'1‘ho Bould who notinficd
* thus saving the ,ilven m- flom MI. Kelloggn rcpott that the
loreigncrs who weir, hvh‘hfiilaoe was unlit on the thine would of
Waller also rescued u score gthn sintc who are there .and MI. Kol-
Ierh women from n hospi i105]; “no instituted to 11m them re-
hudIbech set on fire M. th (I turned flout tho. stllool ’l we of the
rd h ladder out ‘,c.hiidron we”: put in the school {mm
d, one womun the temporary home of New London
irounty and one roIn the homo III Mid-
Idiom-m county; Tho school “as found
, , tobcimpl llfillly hunted, the pinrodirty
2325133051:OIYYIYPYIYEYII‘ISXYIYI‘I-‘i‘aUd they lIildIcu unkempt and im-
NIIIl’olk. from March, 1891 thillrhpcriy Y"£f"“‘“’“ '
' ‘19 {15th joined llIci .nu-i dis» Man, Hull roomtcd II III-lit to
55,th l895 .nnd wont m the state misun with Secmtaly Kellogg
u July 139.5 I‘nptalu Y and Dr. A. W, Tracey. of Merideu, [ol-
unframed to the ludinn‘u Imelly plowldent “f “l“ bonni. They
' ‘uction‘ of the Maine ms Itound it in excellent condition and Dr.
1! hm' indicated war with {’l‘ruccv. who had not vinio: d the prison
, “llohud charge of “5,8350th Isince his retllemcpt ronI tho bohrd,
, m shin When Admiral .was much pleased with tho improve
mi? out of Shhflhm ments uhloh lIIIVe been lnaugumted
; 5 VI fired 1. 7,” model Wan-s n GnIIln Miss lrluii also
YB November. poltcd visits to the Reheat for the
an". who had bc n lIi'D- ilusune tho (‘hurrh Home on Rotronv
t rank 1th 25 1399' was Yawnue, the Harttoul Hospital, the Old
h,- Imam... bhrrflLkg at; Pfiillllr's Home and the Amellcou
hé remained until “1va School fol the Deal Alissa Hull also
900 ohm ho sailed to: ’l'nlu “Sit?“ the Houseofthe (good Shepherd
mohment (I! one hundred may» i‘" Springfield, where there are wardo
it part in the. lighting at Iol’ the state Ann \ialtiu is there ond
“ 15 assisting in captur- though she is well treated one Would
,0; the city. like to be back in Hartfmd Secretary
vng Chlna- ho roiuiued to [(911083 reported ’1 VlSlt- to Guill‘md.
5“; from the“. be wan to‘ the iwhcre them me some temporary home
tour with 330 marines. Soon Y‘h‘l‘h'en
Major Wallor attacked II
I ‘gents oncoming a strong
a Stilton, and after two days”, '
e ghting, carried the position i
millions and twenty-six in-
are killed Minor Waller
insurgent quart-315 and
I‘c‘h of the allied forces
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\VIAIJ. STREET. 10:10 a ‘In Stocks
opened high all around Ilm gains
were restricted to fractions except in
the cases or the Den Molnar: and Fort
Dodge which rose 9 and American tool.
ion 0“ width lose 1% The large buy
ing of the southern stocks continued
and they oero odIanL-cd 7m to 3";
There was la: so boring orders (01 the
American Cur which lifted nearlya
EACE IN 5 TH AFRICA:
- -——lt was rumored
\ohongle to‘day that the. point
litrec It I] strict of lie -,I
ween Genera! De Wpt ALL STREET 1 I). [Ii-*The mill"
or Steyn and General iket became spotty the general list rc-
hes the 55mm“; of peace maining quiescence, ‘ while speciIIl
I stocks advanced Amalgamated Cop‘
pot rose 153 On large dealings while
light buying served to lift. the others
Pullman root: 8% jumping live on a
‘slngle transaction.“ Evansville and
Tet-re“ Haute gained 2%. Illinois Con-I
on." .. and American Cotton Oil Inc.
(erred United States Reduction preter-
red and the Metropolitan West Side
Elevated stocks II point or more.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over ornate more or E. A
130th commission broker. Swartz d
'ICorbett's block South Norwalk.
U III-ell I 75 c (5.515... it?"
5 upper; . $5 I
as at 3 ijlmoomouve. : 32%; 32375 I 32533231,»
I, Am. 8. R. Co “ll: $12334 12m 127%
Atchlson. II $5 15% 75% 75%
‘I Ate-bison old. 96% 96% 96
‘ 04;; 105 5.104% 104%
'35; or 63% III:
to ' 46% III , 46%
I 223m 233% 227 Ii 2325i
,6314I165% 163% Iii-15’
135:; 155% 166% 165%
1:30
69%
S. Woloentm was lunch-rd III. 8:15, but,” the
A. PIlnoe Henry's tIniu pnnuod through
’ Orange,
the report Delegate Bry ant. of Clause.
39 report was made the order of the do"?
lions concernining articlels’4 5 5 i“ 8
M II the formal introduétlou a short
time who spent in oonvomntiou 'l‘blI-I
was lutoruptod by Sergeantmt- Arum
Davin who. uppoarluu. announced that
tho lnxlulutme wan in Joint bouillon to
grant the prince;
Governor Crane nonduotcd Prince
nenry to the hull of the [louse of lisp-
renentatlvoo 'l‘IIIo viéitoro were In.
oulved with appldune. The prince more—
1y bowed acknowledgment. Without
further tormhlitv‘ the partly left the
state house. preceding to the public
library where the prlucc was to pay his
mountain to March Collins. Here ho to
oelvcd the members of the city gov-
ernment also. and met thIIty-Ilvc vet-
arena of German‘wura. Mayor Collins
.iutroduced the veterans. Ono o! thorn
.I'made II cordial nddresu and tho prinm
Ieplled in German. He expronsrd do
light at seeing the veterans and uhook
hands with each or them
Following the reception IL. p.:uco
wu‘s escorted by 555on (lollinn through
the "bl‘m. Returning to Hotel Somer-
not it om the public library PIIIIIoo Hon-
1y received udgo h‘rnnold C. lowoll IIIId
Henry 1.. liiggiuuon IeprrIIenting tho
commotion oi Hurvur-IHTIIIleuslty and
ntl o 'olock storied with them l'm Cum-
drldgo. I '
SOll'iH II‘RAMINIGII‘AIII, man,
MorCIIIIIiwi’rlnIie‘lionryiu sprolnl mun
phase tiIIoug‘h this place at 8: I‘ll. mulo
lug :1 stop of about two Inluutrs. The
IIyoi visitor was at blenktnut “hen
the train reached hole and Inlthoilgh
there was I! [treat Irovvd III the station
who cheered him, he did not, appeal
upon tho platform The nprclal lIniu
had not brew delnved by the floods and
wnshontn in northern New York. nor
by tho hoary allow atom) which it on-
'Icouutorcd dmiug tho ulg‘ht’ Prince
Henry Ietlied shortly before midnight.
and did not aria/e until after 8 o’clock
mun dId not drop. although the hoopla
of the oily had expmnscd I‘I wiub to for—
molly III-rot tho prlncc The rommlb
too had dranldod not to uoceph the lnvl~
tollon to stop. -.
WORCESTER. Moro h
M858. {I ...
here at 5 II. In it unn the only
trnl ovel passed through tho Union
otni on hole in the mommy of any
body, without ‘otnppingfi A delegation
of tho ultr goverumrnt won on hand
not not near enough to tho twin to
throw it nboold us the twin oped
tlnough tho iIniu shod.
SPRINGFIELD. Mono. March Ii-wOIvI.
log to the fatigue or his long journey
l’riuco Henry did not l'é'dm‘lllil to tho
welcome flII'COI'iYWY lIlIIIIlIy the Gorinnn
Amrrirau citizens when tho train
reached this (its III II: 30 o'IluolI this
mmulng. A largo bouquet o! pinks
was sent to the loyal Italiol y’l‘hr
tinin loft III Ii: 38 I
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NORWALK LODGE OF ELK8.I
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Sev'eral Members Received Last Night
at the Regular Meeting.
The» Norwulk lodge. of Elks, Which
has hpmng into great promiuonou
within u short option of time, hold'a
rory inmorinnt meeting loot night III
their bull in South Alum dirt-III, luroc
I‘nndldnieo , wolo initialed. Mirrors.
homing hurl [I‘l‘iici nrd Ioi Sinmlpl'd
and John illurrm oiI tho\ ' . l-i. Huh-
boll but. mnnui‘nrtom in Souill Nor-
Walk. ‘ '
'lho that and shroud dogmas will ho
contouod ill the next Iuccthu: to I):
hold on W oduoadnv 53an II 1..
'fikiellfl Iandidatos, including l-lnrxy
Popper and ('ounollmuli tioomo (inim-
mun On Wednesday the 19th thorn
will ho ho initiation. but oliirorn II'Iil
be nominated and II uoclnl session will
follow. Cm tllo’followl'ug nook. Wed
uosduy. March 36, tho election will
take place and at tho ill-st meeting in
Aplil the olllccrs w... be installed. The
lodge now boasts of eighty-tour mom»
horn
'SUBJECT OF REPRESENTATION.
. u—o
Committeo of Nine Drafts au‘Artlcle
for Convention.
HARTFORD, “2|th 5 wWhon l .Io
constitutional convention was called
to drum III ll ocldek this molding by
Plosldent Andrews 1051 dclogntox res
ponded to roll rail. ‘
The moort oi the conunittoe of nine
appointed to Iiratt an article on the
subject of Iunroscmation, embodyillr
the principle endorsed by tho; commit-
tee o! the wholu submitted a report
through Chairman Maltbie. 'lno re-
port was signed by Delegates Manolo
of Granny,
Pcltou. of Clinton, Brinsmnde. of
Washington. ChaIioI of Ellmgton and
Somers oi hitlingly. ‘
The members of the committee who
did not sign the Ioport are Delegates
Huntington of Old hvmo,‘ Bryant1 of
and Demosor or Dauburr
Delegate Huntington. of Old mono.
said that though he was It membet of
the committee ho bolicIed that the
worst thing thnt could hopped to the
small towns would be‘ tho adoption oi
said that he had not signed tho report?
immune he had been confiistentiy: 01v
poséd to he town-equality plan. The
tot Wednesdnv at. 11 o’clock .
Delegate Warner. of Salisbury otter
ed It resolution that all pending resolm I
9 ill and It of the constitution be re:
famed to the
y. 55le and state departments.
with a pteseut {In the Indoor but IcIuld '
lotheridge of I'Inomnston. “
4- l.’ I: I M;l u u l n I If-‘- ._II a I I...” I I'.s IAIV:-.I I‘m-5. n IAOVt l l'.*lrl5l
node of Ohio. on. City of Toledo,
lmcd‘u‘ County.
Frank J. Cheney Inukos oath that ha
Is the seniornartner ot the firm at F.
”no.5 h 00.. doing business In the
City or oledo, county and State afore-
own at ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
tor each undid/Cry cone of Cntmrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Hull' II Cntnrrh Ollie.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to brYtoro mo and nubsmlbod
in my prosenco. this 5th day or Docent
bar. A. 1).. 1886.
‘ I I A. W GLEASON,
I Notary Public.
Hallo Cntnrrh Cora is taken inter-
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send tor testimoninla. tree.
F. J. CHENEY, & C0,, Toléd0,0
Sold by Drltgglsta. 760.
iinii’o Family Pills are the best.
llDlESSPBINGSYYLES
Tailor-Made Suits, ,
j Walking Stilts 5 Bicycle Skirts.
All of the Best Imported Cloths.
INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND our
* FASHION PLATES
KrasoVitz 8: Fox,
47 North Main cor. Ann St.
scum NORWALK
......IIWV.
NOTICE
Tho annual mot-ting of tho stock
Company will be hold at its ofllcc in
White) Street on ’l‘uosdny March ll.
{{1‘2 o'clock I). III.
I E. HILL, JRI. I
mil 2t Secretory
$1,500
YiUAHANYEiD YEIRIY
To high cluIn mun or woman IIlth
nhnnct- or pmxhotiou and nIlI‘nnred
InlnIIr to haul chingr Small otlloo III
home or in home 'toun. to attend to
correspondence, advertising and other
work. iluslnons of highest order and
backed by solid Inch financially and po
lltlonlly. A grout opportunity for the
right ‘porsmI.I Enclose solfuaddressod
stumped onvoloplhzior lull partloularéx
:io WALTER l3. REDN AN, GENERAL
SUPRElNTEN,DlI}N'l‘.I (lorcoran Build
ing'opposlto united Stolen Treasury.
WASHINGTON, l). C.
Real Estate for Sale‘
‘ The handsome residence, lonuerlv
known as tho Moody Hoyt place ultb
between cighlcru and twenty nerds of
land. loonted- ppositc St Paul‘s
Church, East A}: one. For full parti-
mum inquire at the real estate and in.
stunned agency of Gould 8.11mi Cor-
her or Wall and RlIer streets, Nol-
wall: Conn
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hold and that said tlrm will [my the do
nally and acts directly on the blood ‘
holders of The Norwulk lion Works -
55564255
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5+;
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iii;-
5%:
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Agagg. :%3.M :gsigfééa xii-viii. ageag‘.‘ is %sv:;- .4
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“i Nickel Tea Kettles 98c. Nickel Hand Lamps . ..... $I .39
E, Salts and Peppers ........... , 5c. Glass Berry Dishes. I
If.» 411cc. Table Set . . .; ....... 29c. 12 qt. Galvanized Pails. .
‘3‘: Securing Soap. ....... 4a., E 5 14 qt. Galvanized Pails ..... 35c.
fi‘h Washing Powder . ......... 5c. 3 5gai. Oil Cans 69C.
TRISTRAM & HYATT NORWALK CONN
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WASH DRESS GOODS
In our Wash Goods Department can be found the choice things of the season 5 product. 5;“
«All new. The a'asortment includes the latest colorings In the following lines: ‘
DUCHESSE DIMITY, 30 inches wide . ..
....i.,roACENTS.
PALMETTO BATISTE, 30 inches wide ............ I. . ....... 12% CENTS.
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN. handsome patterns .. .............. ...... ..... 12% CENTS.
LENORAF-handsome corded effect ........ . ....... .. ................ “ my." CENTS.
LENO CORINA something entirely new. ..g .I.. ................. ‘ 12% CENTS.
PATOMAC PRINTED MADRAS, white ground ............. . .......... 15 CENTS.
MERCERIZED SATEEN, dark ground, silk lustre ................. 15 CENTS.
MERCERIZED WOVEN CORDS, permanent luster ...... ....... . ....... 25 CENTS
PRINCESS LINEN ZEPHYR—oll linen ..... .._. ........... . ..... . ....... 35 CENTS.
FANTAISE SILK TISSUE—halisilk ...... . ............ 48 CENTS.
WASH SILKS—fifty different patterns ....... ‘.‘. . . . , ........ I ......... 35 and 50 CENTS.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
*‘t'l‘i‘i‘lrdid Iii-in did‘d’d‘irl‘ ddddwi‘wrrrikddwr’irw*ltfitfid'lfi’é‘l 5%
55555525? 1*-
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Notice
South lioIIIallI Union School
District.
Notice is hereby given that as us
nousment of tho rntnblc astute within
tho ouid district has boon mode. on tho
town list of 1901 and that mid not hm;
been this Illty Ilepooltcrl by tho olmk
of said district, at the Mike of the no
loctmen No 5 Railroad manna, 30th
Norwnlk Conn. for oxntninntion and
that the Bonul of Relief will meat .It
the oiiice of said selectmon No 5
Railroad Place on the 10th day If
March A. D.. 1902 nt 2 o‘clock p. In..
to hot“ and detelmino all uppealo
mode, to lhom lot the equalization and
porolctlon of said assessment.
Dated at the City of South Norw alk.
Conn this the 27th day of Folnuan
A. 11.15102. ‘
A. BLANCHARD,
MATTHEW CORBETT.
JOHN H LIGHT.
Committee of tho South Norwolk {in
ion School District
III
NIT-...”...
Notice is hereby also given that on
assessment of the ramble. catate ot the
said district which was so situated
that there was no distinct and separate
value has been made. by the assessor
and this day tiled by the clerk of sold
town at No. 5 Railroad avénue.
Conn, till; the 27th day at February.
A. D
BLANCHARD,
MATTHEW CORBETT.
* JOHN H. LIGHT. -.
Committee of the South ..oI walk Un-
ion School District
’ I 3128 lot
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momma In...
Storm
Shoes
I So suitably adapted
to this soft Stalk-I
ingraoe o‘sofgquard
agamst wet feet
These High Cot Shoes
for the lanes at ‘_
‘ 5' 2. 48;. $3 50.
Dated at the City of South Norwnlk N
Ladies‘ C63“; I
spring goods arrive.
Fur Collars and Boasht sacrifice prices _, ,
I Ladies’ and Mcns’ Underwear, at sacrifice prices.
Men‘ 5 and Boy’s Clothing at sacrifice prices.
GREAT REDUG
YN OUR
SHOE DEPAR‘ 1M II
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You can wear just as good if yott trade with us.
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Closing Out Bargalns
Ions
Our entire winter stock must bc glared out before the new g
Do not envy your neighbors because they wear good ciothesh
BIOGRAPHER STEVENS DEAD.
LONDON XIII-ch o-I—Benjnmln it.
"the biographer, died y‘eoter
moldenoe on the Sheaves.
after an lime-s which
roars- ,
, root. Vermont in 1813 and
‘ ,to London in 1860. For
out you“: Mr. Stevens had been pro‘
vim nod roapecwti through
seAs? IR CREDIT.
Acoounts Opened with Everybody :
deposition of: I?
lawyer Canvl
Mr. Simon: was I ’
The Leading Outfitters in Ready-to?
Wear Goods IfOrIIMon and WomeI-I
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Norwalk Chronicler