Sole Agents
F. D. Lyon 8100.
90. 3 Washington Street
. Union Stamp
52 2s. 32. so. :53. co and 33. so
Special Sale Of Fina Furs
The balance of our floor high quality Furs are offered to you at the fol
tor low prices:
K: t’i‘n ‘lin’i'ub bluffs XXX quality, $12. 50; were 5"“.50
cream l. umb Mail’s. XX quality $10.:li0 iveio $17. 00. .
on Bay Mink Mutts three stripes $lll. 00; were it'll. 00.
non Day M ink Mutts, three stripes. $7 50; was $15 00.
hie Fox Mutts, v'IIiy huge $1.. I .;50 \v are $26. 00.
udpon Bay Mink SI-ni'fs, six tails, $7. 60; were $15. 00.
udson Buy Mink Scnrfs $9. 96: were $17. 50
um ataitcn Scarfs. $12. lit); wcrc $27. 50.
Stone Marten Scarfs $10. lltl; acre $19. 75.
tile Fox Bun 510." I5: was sallfluu
abélla Fox Set. $17. (Ill; was tool").
or Seal Jacket, Wltli Mink (ioilat.
sttacban Jacket. $15. 00: was $2 '.I lit).
furs bou'ght at the above pi Ices will prove
nter.
5570535 1105. Main Street, Bridgeport.
373“ Car tare 01193.00 purchases or over.
A‘ outer DAY FOR PRINCE.
W
$30.00; was $60.00.
a good investment for next
MPéRoas GlFT TO HARVARD. ..
, ll Embrace BEST: of Twenty-five Remained at the Waldorf~Astoria Hov
' Subjects. - - tel During the Morning.
AMBRIDGE' Mass M‘m‘h sfl‘Ex ‘ NEW Y.OllK MIIrcli Swi’riucu Heu-
. ‘tlon of thI poi “1"?“ of ,“l‘m.” ‘iy of Prussia brcukfnstcd at. the Will
abs ””9”th 1w“ “cl" luv: ‘3; dorf- Astoria at 9 o‘clock this morning.
aldont MW' ”E ”'m‘m‘ “ K llh‘ .At‘tei breakfast the piiuc:I sent Lion-
"
‘ L ‘ I I I tore
"milélor William' a gift to tho llillsolllfi l :‘ilghmtount‘ lttlt‘tét. (“13211115, (Esldelut s sar
3». idicatchd m {the fpmuxefigagilf 23“.”. lcopagus. His 10‘ al lilgliuess felt me
it w. “$5.15.? 1"; 1m Kli'l'llil mood of Iest and said he would rcinain
i rm“! 0 “1:”:3‘1‘]: and ”I“, l-ol in his apartments until a'.ttciiioon
0E: rgifévgl‘m point of “me l’Ioui \Ilimi hc. uould be the guest. of air.
'reat bronze doors at the c 1mm“ Iaud \lrs. Ogden Mills at luncheon Af-
M HndeShGin which mm. fro“) U“. l M that it was his intcntlou to return
spinning ML tho clIIv.cutli “mm“... {to the hotel and rest until thc cvciilui:
tili‘wii to fibttfrlctl SI liadows stntutI III“. 'A 8 0 clock 1‘“ “I” “”9““ W dtmiu 5-“
. . . .. . cu in his houm by. one of tho (lcrmau
Fmdeilck tho (..rI at stittiu. (l'ltlt d in i socictics in “w (in of WW turn
The wreath sent to Grant's tomb by
tho pr:iiitc uas ucailv Iilnc turbos III
iciiciiiul‘crcncc, “as maIld cutiicLly of
Ila. owl. and has final ultli a purplc rib
bou Ambassador \'ou llollcbcu, Au
IIIlI-al Seckendorf, Admiral Von 'i‘Irpltz
Captain Von Mullcr. (‘nptuln \‘Ini RIIb~
IIIr——Pasch\vitz and (.‘onsul ticucra!
llcuiiz visitcd Columbia liuircrsity tII~
by «MN... “I“ stators of day as I'cpicscntatlica of l’IiuctI Hen-
. at“. rcpicscutlng it". found“ sl I'\_ “ho was Iiunblc to makc tiIcIislt
Line ruin the cntucdral at .\lllillll)t‘lf': iii llt‘l'SOll.
the tomb of St. Scbnldust III w
fitrgmberg furuiShcs an lllustiatiuu
famous walk in human. it is ex»
go
9o y of tho subjects. Inc of greati
" the smallest bring the laige'
asks of tlic socallcd d\iu,: \I'I'ariioia
“o‘er the doors of arscnal at licrlln;
d thuI largcst including tlIII cutircf
L‘id‘en gutc of thI catlIIIIlrul at Fitt-
I. bishops scat and ultai of the
iedral. and the colossal eques—
It statuc of tho. (heat ldlectm at
TUDAV IN WALL STREET.
a...
d that tho casts will ill“‘ii\(‘.t1 lu “'Alll. STREET. 10:“) a. iii.«-~‘thc
a conntiy about U“. “1mm“ of gum §stock inarltct opcncd rather iIctIvII
-. dcspitc tliII abscucc of any London
. ‘ w __._. I‘Iiarkut todai. l’IchIs in "ID main
I\\ll(‘ stcady but tlIcIII chII [on uidc»
ithiliigG‘S cithcr nay which did not in-
tumour the crucial niaikct. (heat
. in tlu- | N’mlht‘lll nicfciieil l‘OSP its whilc V-Ir
Service was made on sinla Carolina tihcinical lost Isiuiilai
WW I amount Colorado lI uel suffcicd from
in Isnowal of \‘I'IIstorday a selling and
lost a point.
WALL STREET. clam—«Room trad-
l‘l'S bought Colorado l'I‘III-Il and a rapid
rise of three points influenced covering
at other points and the general market
lsold higher. Amalgamated. Mlssouil
{Pacific and li-Ilawaic 6‘.- Hudson adianc
led at point and North Ammicuu- '7 T he
publication of tho bank statement
snowing a cash loss of nearly $9.00t‘lfibtl
of. the company is no“ idlc or about twlctI as much as torecasted.
caused some rcallzinii and Speculative.
COLONEL GREENE DEAD. ' rolling. but prices generally did not
H‘CHBURG Mass. which hS—Ctil- mold much. and thereI was no particu~
Gary G (tissue. Ioprcscutatirc ‘lar pressure at. any point. Metropoli-
. Massachusetts general court Inn Street Railrond‘and Consolidated
othlrteouth \Vorccstcr district. (his receded a point. Rock Island lost
(lav aged 56 years. Colonel bulf ot‘its rise. Colorado» Fuel dipped
"served with distinction in the lit; from the best and Anialgamated'
l’ at =1I‘roin 1884 to 1890 he was lostail its gain. Ihe market closed ac~
. of the. Sixth Regiment; .M V. live and easy.
He“ EYGS l'l WHTO“ and TWO (Tilli"h TODAyis QUOTATIONS.
‘ Reports over private wire of E. A
Bohme. commisaion broker. Swarta It
L'CIIibett's block South Norwaik.
‘NOTHER BIG ATTACHMENT.
th, M'II'Ili S—"ihc plant oi the
(I In and Ammunition
‘u of Shannon
Loputy shIIriIt‘ in charge of the
as a result of [noxious attach
The attachment todai t'ox $8; "Id. .
L wa madc at the instiihrc of .l. f).
mavenor of Ne“ York city. the
_ presidcut and secrctaiv of the
L ‘gsaSeasuiy Company, and thII pa
”state that thII piocccdiugs IirII
hi: to sccurc inoncy loaned. No
‘s’arc- glvcu liI.tbc scIviI-II pap-
lmt it is. rcpoxtcd that tho amount
he loans is about $750..tldu 'l‘bc
Poop le‘s Gas. 991;“
Phil 5 Read 6451 *
P k»
.OpIIu High Low 1230
Copper. 89 69% 6839;; $91.13
Locuinotlic 32M Isa. ‘33:: £355
. tAmSHRCoql‘L‘flia Iarnza 3.
“MingngflftianhaPtribefme Mt n Atchlson. 751A 7552 75. 731.4;
. Atchlson. phi 19% 136:): 132; 132%
Bait. some it»: 5.’ i. It
Umbm'lgs at 20‘ nits-LI a III..- ‘64 3.54“ a; )3:
L ‘ .- out I; N. w.,2.o . 230 22 3;.
a Umbrellas at 50C 0.31. 3:. St. 17.. may. and 1337.3 1337..
Umbrellas at 75c Chi. n. 1.33 II. 16555. 133% frag pain.
. . , _ D. 55 ii. Can. 172% 17- 7'. g 7;]
brellas at $1. 75 ~ c. S.Stcc.l.‘ 422:. 4.3333 :23. 322:;-
u. 8. Steel ptd In I. _ as .3
“W °‘ “7'“ 1““ lieu $100.. 2391.41. ‘ ‘_ assay,
1 Lou d: Nash. : Iii-l
AGNER S; SNor. a West; :24. , 563;.
;Man. ConsoL 131% , 130%. ill}
I‘Meu‘opniuan ism _ 15733 167% '
Miss. Pitcitlc. 99% 99bit 99%
N Y. (Lon. 13233 -7 incl, ism
.Nfli'. o.ow,:3:I,-__ .33..
Reading. a. sun can Ia; sect.
rat-inc Man its; 431;. .473; 33
Pennsylvania 152 , Jill; 15°
to 311.393
1339.190
1 " ports of great importance have been
. . destroyed wee
‘l nutrient. also written L’O‘rlent,‘ is ‘a’
row YORK I“
Program for Gobfdroneo to be Held in
in Torrington, April 1 to B.
Tt)tlithtiTON, March 8.~—'l‘lio ar-
rangements for the session of the new
York East Conference to ho held hero
April 1 to 8 have been completed. uIIlI
hop Earl Cranaton will prosldo for the
first time. He will arrive Tuesday.
April l, and in the pruning Oi that day
the . anniversary of tho Epworth
Magus will be observed the bishop
moulding and delivering the address.
“the promani for the rest of the con-
tciunco is an follows:
Wedntmday. April 2-Buslnoss ses-
stop 9 a. m. to 12 m.; 2:30 p. In.. ad
dross by Profossor Olin A. Curtis.
l).l).. of Drcw Theological Seminary.
subject: "’l‘lit.I Doctrine of the Duty of
Our Lord.” . Evening. anniversary of
thc (lcnurnl Church Extcnslou Society.
address by Dr. Maulcy II‘. Hard. corros-
pondliig secretary.
Thursday. April 3w~iiuslncas scat-stun,
it to 12; afternoon RIIITTVN'FH‘W' of Wo-
Inau'a foreign Missionary So ‘ liti-
lll‘t'ilbl by Miss Annie Gullimoi'c. I'cIIII'u-
cd missionary from ludla. Evening. an-
' nircI-sary of the Frocdmau‘s Aid and
Southuiu Education Socluty. address
by Dr. W. ’l‘. 'l".hlikicl corresponding
accrct III y.
Flitla) April imBIIslnoss session, 9
to .13 III.: aftcriioon, anniversary of
tho (‘onfcrencc Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Sorlcty. Mrs. John A. Sccor
of Brooklyn. presiding. Evening. an~.
lilt‘t'l‘Snl')‘ of tho Coufcrcu‘cc 'l‘cnipur
nucc Society. addresses by Dr l-iow
aid il. Russell.‘ supeilntcudeut oi the
Anti-Saloon Luaguc and by S. P.
Thrasher. secretary of the 1.in and
()I'Ilcr League. of Connecticut.
Saturday, April fialliIsinein scssioii
in morning. afternoon and evciilnl
without program.
Sunday. April 6———M0rniug sermon
by Bishop Crauston: afternoon. 3
o'clock, ordination of doacons and eld-
(‘l‘ii. Evening. couterencc missionary
sermon by lh‘. Charles l.. Goodall, pau-
ior of Hanson Place Methodist Church.
Brooklyn.
Monday.
April 7wliusincss session.
ll to l‘.’ at:
aftcruoou, business session.
2 to a: urchins. aniilvoraary of thtI
gcncral missionary society. ‘Blshop
Cranston presiding. address by Dr. A.
ll. Leonard. corresponding secretary.
Tuesday, April Br‘mBllflll’lefifl session
in last until work is finished and to
bc followcd by thI appointments.
COMPANY E's TROUBLE
Captain Smith Prefers
_ Against Two Officers.
NEW BRITAIN. March Sw'l‘hc tI‘IIII
blc in Company id.‘l~‘lrst (loiiiwctlcut
National Guard. took a sensational
turn )‘I‘slcl'dny, when it was lcarncd
that Captain Frank H. Smith of Your
Charges
puny E lthi pi'cfcrrud charges ugKlliSf I
First lilcutcuniit (lcorgc M. Mycroft
and Second Licutcuaut l-laiitord ii.
(‘lll‘lls and hail causcd thcir arrest on
dar tho. military law. IlIIIIIn two offl-
t'ci's liai‘c i‘chIiI'cd tropics of the Vitr-
ions charges that tliI‘Iir commanding
()iilt’t'l‘ has prcfcrrcd against them and
thvy will be brought butorc II court of
investigation to bc coiivcucd on a date
not yet given. .
it is also rcportcd that-L captain
Smith has: made a list of members of
tlic company against whom a similar
coursc of action has lIIIIIII decided up
on. it is cxpcctcd that a doa‘cu oI
more will lic placcd llliill'l‘ arrcst and
couriiuuItiuiI-d lutcr. ‘
Lieutenant. Curtis tit‘t‘llllt’s to talk
concerning tlic mattcr.‘ ilc will not
admit that he has boon placcd undci
arrest. explaining that ho cannot dis
cuss the niattci. l.iI‘Iutcnani lily-cioi't
also IIIIcliuIII; to talk.
No definite lntonuatlon can lic so
cured as to the uaturc of thc charges.
but they are lengthy and go into dc
tail. Among thtI charges III'II said to
be neglect of dutyvaud failure to take
choralI of the uou‘commlssioucd school
of officers, thIn ordered.
it will bII i'IIuiIInibz-rcii that the iron
'oIII startcd with the rcfusal of the
auditing committee to appr‘ovu the re
poit of Captain Smith as ti'IcIsuIer of
tho civil organization of tiiII company
Thcrc nus a new auditing committeo
appointcd and this also withheld ap~
provai of the report. (.‘oloucl Scholar
than made. an investigation and the re
port was approved. Lieutenant Schcuy
resigned. after a decided hint from the
captain. lie was a member of the old
auditing committee. Second Linoleu-
ant hlycroft. was then elected first llcu
tenant by the. company and Quark-r»
master Sergeant Curtis was chosen
second lieutenant. These officers did
not pass the examination recently
hold. . ‘
Captain Smith. when
yesterday. refused to say anything
about. the inattei as it would be a vlo
latiou of military law. He said be pro
posed to run the affairs of the com-
pany in an impartial manner. He
would not specify the charges made
azainst. his ofilcers or tell the time of
thc courtinartial.
SUICIDE IN BETH EL.
Woman Shot Herself Through Heart
intcrvicwod
dim fortyotire years of
suicide last inight at
ome of or brother. Wt lam Law-
in of. Mrs. Ye my bad
“8?
the
rev
since the de
mouths aim
mind had
port of are
bers of the.
of bet-husband séverai
d it is believed that her
no unbalanced. The re-
lver was heard by biom-
ousehqld and Mrs. Ver-
nooy was found in her room vith a
ballet wound through her heart. She
was dead before I physician arrived.
__.._..._....._...__..
3 FIRE lN PARIS.
Government Mono and important Dot:-
umenta Wyatt in Amount“
PARIS, March 3—3 great. tire has oc-
curred at no mwemment arsenal at“ ‘
Lorien‘t. nocunienle. plans and re-
Inclined of trance at the
eBayofox-‘
m. with moods and
‘ with nervous. prostratidn ' ~
ll S SPRlllllSTYLES
allor-Made Salts.
Walking Suits (3 Bicycle Skirts.
All of the Best Imported Cloths.
INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
FASHION PLATES.
Krasovitz & Fox,
.47 North Main cor. Ann St.
SOUTH NORWALK. .
LETTER room KIPLING.L
Published in Londori and Deals With
the Phlllpplnel.
LONDON, March 8.——An interesting
latter of Rudyard Kipling has been
ippluus ho rcpllcd to 3 Shanghai cor-
rospondcut who dI\.w bin nttcntuni to
American methods in those I'..Iiiids as
follows:
“All you say about. tlic Philippines.
the conillct thorn. bctwccu thc Amcri-
cans,» military and civil. and t II pig-
lioadcdncss of tho military anI their
habit of putting bull dogs I'I catch rab-
bits is immcnscly clioIIi'iu... to air. be-
cause it. is prccisIdy what we arc lio-
lag in South Africa. You cannot. por~
«undo a big country full or prosperity
that it does not know cvcrytliiug.
WhIIIi it has lost a few thousand sons
and a few thousand millions sterling
it may be unusually enlightened, begin
to IIudI-I'staiid that it has taken hold
of the wrong end of the stick. But
that is a great dual to hope for. and.
probably, will not come in our time.
i am very glad to learn on your show-
ing. that the. American seems to bc
‘coustltutionnlly incapable of admit
ting himself wrong and frankly pulling
himself in the i'igut.‘ because i did not
like to think of the Americans as any
more logical than ourselves. ‘Uf
Cfilll'fi-f". wlint a new country wants is
II high toned (manor. of unlimited pow-
IIrII and absolute integrity. But as Am~
civics and England arc both free one
pics wc must just. muddle along in thtI
expensive wasteful. but choory fashion
that nttcudr. our nictliods."
STILL QUESTIONING HUGHES.
WASHINGTON, Mart-ii ti.-—ociiator
Patterson coutinucd his questioning
of llcncral Hughes in tho scuntc cyan
billion on tho Philippines today. taking
up tho. bcgiuuliig of hostilitlcs lu rcb~
ruaI'y. 1599. it he witncas rcpoated his
‘H'f’i‘lOliS statciucut that thc first shot.
"Iad bccn flrud by an American. bou-
ator Patterson III-Illicit (lcucral Hughes
what ho had mount whcn hc said up
‘lli braving "in firing at first “thc‘tirlng
‘s on." ’l‘lIIIrII. was some sparring be.
worn thI- two as on previous occaar
unis. llic scnalor insisting upon a di-
I'IIct'auszIr and tho withcss upon re-
plying in his own way. “i lutcnd.”
Lilitl tlic lattci'. “to answer in the post
my i can to covcr lliII whole condi-
.lt‘tlis. i wish to tlii:§\\'t‘l‘ in my own
my as l mu informud l have a right
to do so. i fclt that thcy had made
In attack upon us and that we must
intend ourselvcs." he addcd. “Did
Ion mean simply that you should no-
’cud ,Iouisclvcs or that you should
Inadc Iin attac it also?"
“1 bad IIII intention beyond what. I
‘Iavc statud."
.‘lir. Pattcrsou than sought to bring
‘illt the fact that the attack was made
before the Filipinos wurc ready and
Tcncral ilnghcs admitted that the FTI~
ipiuu military leaders wcrc absent In
I conturcucc at Malolos. lzc said that
iostiliiics wcrc so active the ncxt day
’Tlill thci'I-I was no opportunity to at
Hunt to haul the breach.
ROBERTS‘S RESIGNATiON.
NEW YORK March S—AII official
‘If thII. United States Steel Corpora-
fion said today it was untruc that ii
Ionfcrcuco of officials of the company
would be hold at Atlantic. Cityor aim
win-rs clsc next week respecting the
.Iccciit resignation of Percival Roberts.
fr. “'l‘bat. matter is settlcd for good
Ind all.“ said this ofllcial. and tho cans.
I3 lcsdine to it tiara been grcatly ex-
:iggcratcd.”
. NEW RATES AT BORDEN'S.
FALL Rl\' ER Mass March SfiPro
arictor M. C. D. Linden caused notices
a be posted today- announcing that
venkors‘ wages in the iron Works
nills. hereafterwould be reckoned on
lti yards of cloth to a cut. This is a
:oucession to the demands of the var
‘ous textile unions for a standard of
to yards. Hitherto ”cats have been
160 yards at thc Iron Works mills, for
which 201,; cents were paid. The new
rate will be 21.78 cents for 4d yards.
WILL‘REMOVE SUGAR DUTY.
LONDON. March 8—” is learned by
the Associated Press that the British
Government intends in the near fu-
ture to remove the half penny per
pound duty, Which is imposed on West
Indian sugar. This will afford the
West indies the relief that they have
demanded until the. Brussels convenv
lion comes in force.
. ARRIVALS OFL VESSELS.
NEW YORK. March tie-Arrived:
Cruising yacht Princessln Victoria
Luise. from West Indian ports
Hamburg; March S-Arrived: Steam-
er Gm! Walderaeo from New. York. .
HAVRE. March 84—Arrired-I Steam
a: La Champagne New )‘ork. .
NEW YORK. Maren s—Arrtved:
steamer St. Patti from Southampton
and Cberbonrg. .
Kills WILL VISIT PARIS. '
PARI8 Mitch ti~—King Edward on
hiswaytomce will stay tvodayain
Parts and Will hire. an interview with
President Loabet. The date of the de-
narttnre of King Edward for France
ins March 23
m“...
The revival sen-i-
Eton human will he continued this
Ber. B. D cote will mean
Rev Mr. Davis“ of
published li‘cru. Dealing with the r'hli- ‘
lés atlheA M. n.
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LEADING »~ DRY GOODS
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elm ' a?
Z}: In our Wash Goods Department can be found the ‘choice things of the season‘s product. it"
A; ——All new. The assortment includes the latest colorings in the following lines: ‘ ”l."
If“DUCHESSEDIMITY,3oincheswide r........... ...... ....................12%CENTS. a;
I PALMETTOBATISTE. 3o :ncheswide...... ..... my; CENTS. l“
A: DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN handsome patterns .. ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 12% CENTS. ‘5‘
,3; LENORA—handsome corded effect ......... . . . ....... 12% CENTS. f}:
g. LENO CORINA. something entirely new ....... . 12% CENTS. :;a
4.. PATOMAC PRINTED MADRAS, white ground ....... . . . 15 CENTS. .3.
4: MERCERIZED SATEEN, dark ground. silk lustre .................... 15 CENTS. at”.
’3” MERCERIZED WOVEN CORDS, permanent luster ................... . ...... 25 CENTS. It"
2: PRINCESS LINEN ZEPHYR—all linen ..... ...... .. . . . . . . . .. . . . .. ....... . 35 CENTS. “‘9
4“ FANTAISE SILK TISSUE—4121f silk .. ..... .. ........ .. .. .. ........... 48 CENTS. *7
:1; WASH. SILKS—fiity different patterns . ...",.’ ....... .. 35 and 50 CENTS. E
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7* HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
“at _
~13- . or
“:i Nickel Tea Kettles ......... 98c. Nickel Hand Lamps .. . $1.39 'f’
3.. Salts and Peppers . . . . . . . . 5c. Glass Be‘rry Dishes . . . . . ,. . me. :E
43 ' 4-pce. Table Set .. . 29:. 12 qt. Galvanized Pails... age. I,
2: Securing Soap ........ 4c. :4 qt. Galvanized Pails .. .. 35c. fl.
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3;“. Washing Powder ...... 5c. 5 gal. Oil Cans ....... 69c. ill“
sin .. 65.9
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REBELS REACH KAI CHLUu
Overpowered Garrison and Released
Prisoner: Who Joined in Rebellion. .
llONG KONG. March S—Tlic Kwang— .
n‘i rebels have
town eighty miles from Kwong- Chan- ;
\iIaIi. l‘hcy surprlscd tlzo local man-i
I'laIius. mcrpowered the uranium and
iclcascd tin- prisoucis. who joined in}
thII rebellion. it is icportcd that tlic?
Iu‘IImbci's of thc ’l‘riad secret sucicti'l
have joined tbc rcbcls and arc looting]
and burning rlllugn. i
i
SECRETARY SHAWIIN NEW YORK.‘
NEW YORK, March SwSetzrcturv of
the Treasury Show visited Wall strcc;
today its called first at the 353m
office wherc he. made an inspection of.
tlic plat-c. Soon after 10 o‘clock hrI
neat to thc sub-treasury wlicic he re '3
malncd a few minutes Accompanied:
In. two attaches of the assay office tb. I
socrctnrr wont to tho public stores. it. i
was uIIIlI-rstood that he nould r'etuinf
to the sub-treasury later in tho day. 1
So tai as could bo lIIarned no formal
aIIanchncut: for a mcotin: betwccn
the societary and tho banking intei- lL
csta has boon Inadc foI today. and it
does not appeal that the accretary' 5:
visit has any special significance. Sect
rotary Shaw wont to the dock of the1
Cunard ilncr Lucania to witness the
turning tourists. and he announced
that he would go to the American lint.I
dock to see how the St Paul a baggage
would be examined
GAYNORS REFUSE AOMITTANCE.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.,
Gaynor family at Fayettevillc refuse
to admit visitors or reporters to their
homes. .lolin P7,. .Jr.. through a partly
opened door replied to a question con
coming his father‘s whereabouts so:
in: that he was in Sava'nah. It is
believed here that \V. B. liiik. of this
city. who is on John F. Gaynor’s bond,
has been secured against loss.
Glover’s the Place ‘
Storm
Shoes
50 suitably adapted
to this sofll'lralk-
logo are? safeguard
against tactful.
flux: 3.... caIISIwes 'L
fortunate; at!
31.93. 52.43.3250.
I
Fortbc blag 1 f L»
rcuclicd Kai-Chou. II :7
method of baggage inspection of rc- .
March 8-«Tlie '
_ent“rat.e 5383 per hundred weight.
‘ the streets with dogs and proceeded
to government. 33m to lay their cm.
mew
TheLeading Outfitters in'Ready-tde L
{Wear Goods for Men and Women
Closing Out Bargains
In Every Department
Children s Coats. long and short ones...;It sacrifice prices. '
Ladies‘ Coats, long and short. at sacrifice prices.
Fur Collars and Boas. at sacrifice prices.
Ladies' and Mens’ Underwear. at sacrifice priceg.
Men‘s and Boy’s Clothing‘at sacrifice prices. ‘
..... Al
GREAT REDUCTIONS:
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
.02.»... .. 2... .. ”on”...
Our entire winter stock must be closed out before the new
spring goods arrive.
Do not envy your neighbors because they wear good clothes.
You can wear just as good if you trade with us.
CASH 0R CREDIT
Accounts Opened with Everybody
rieger
51130111978 N.. F., plat-ch 8.:—The-
‘cl’e'LVli of the sealing fleet numbering
'abont 3.3m men want on strike till!
morning. demanding a higher price .or
the catch than in now paid. the pm
De Boone: (mother of M3,.ftoi‘ence
Maybrlchl denies lbe Wthat
her daughter will be the! i
coronation amnesty. The lair at
the United states embassy any there
is no possibility of any “action A. bird“
'Maybrlcks' case in the near may
wanna um l-e-‘l'hehedtlof no
The fuel) demand $4. They paraded
before the governor. Sir Cannot-h
Norwalk Chronicler