F.D. Lyon 8100.
90 Washington Street
Philadelphia 9093 The Honors
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‘ PHILADELPHIA March 10-—-Prluce
Henry of Prussia Finished his American
11.11111 Selle
3 very lbw prices:
13911 $10. 75; was $30.00.
011 Set $17.501wae 8111100.
nl Jacket With Mink ColDlar
11112111111 Jacket. $113. 00: was I827 no.
is
inter.
83399
I be water front the effect of
rt ‘12 was most marked. The long-
'én . not having stopped work.
began unloading vessels
on ooked yesterday.I and this
11%. and soon the wharves began
Inked with merchandise. as no
00,000 pounds of fish at the
there were no buyers for
. as the dealers could not
‘ move the fish
ought business to a standstill
lit. in sympathy with tho
handlers about 50 per cent. of
. WY. checking and receiving
the New Y,ork New Haven 91:
and the Boston & Albany
not go to work this morning.
Ih pics of the roads it was stated I,
force remaining was more than
sht‘ Ito hpndle the small amount
in ‘ s that was moving
t Cox. of the Allied Freight
a‘tion meouncll and a com-
tae or heY strikers went to the yards
would. consent to have the,
. unloaded by the
men sent to assist them. and
that-trouble would cease it
p‘ttnDyI declined to accept eith-
ition «
’13 too And Maine railroad all
e. at their posts to begin
h order to go out. was
_ - 'xpeoted. Business was
" ply private teams were Ide—I
éihh '
ONDON. March ‘lilw'l‘hore
“ tty freight handlers cm—
ho Consolidated railroad I
re members of the Freiiith
era Alliance which is athlla‘tad
oration of Labor The of,
company this mornin:
‘ 1 nticipated no trouble
a Dthere is little Boston
1 here. excepting e! -
1 hi: ~ 1 he Stonington line 11-91
‘ ‘nSilIlerhble objectional lreinht
on but it is and Stood that _' ‘1
lanes of our liner high quality Furs are offered to you at the fol
Lenin Mutts XXX quality. 512. 50; were $22. 50.
an thumb Mulls: XX quality, 810 00; were $17. 00.
Bay Mink Mulls. three stripes. $10. 00; were 820. 00.
Bay Mink Mulls three stripes, $7. 50; were $15. 00.
D on Mulls. very lairge, $12. 50; were 825. ‘00.
Bay Mink Soaris. six tails, $7. 50; were $15 00 I
I Buy“ MIlnlt scam. $9. 98; were $17. 60 ' . '
in arton Scarls, $12 50; were 827 1'10. ' : I . . I,
‘ (tried Scaris 810 00 More $19. 75. 1 ' . '
1111' bought at the above prices will prove a good investment (or next
3 1109 D111 street Bridgeport
W “Car Iiare‘ on 3,5,; 00 purchases or over.
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1 yet they have received no communica-
. Mail rese nearly a point.
D l. the latter recovering and Manhat-
{erred rallied 2%. Pullman lost .434
on one said and St. Louis and San
Bohme, commission broker. Swartz a
Corbett‘s black South Norwalk
Copper
Locomotive
Atchisou
Atchlson old. 99%
Belt. it Ohio 10711; 10514
LBityn'. R 'l‘
’IChes ll: Ohio 49
0f Fine DFDurs
$30.00; was 86000.1 D
played at night it is stated that as
1.011 from labor ofiiclnls at Boston. -
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TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALLD‘STREE’T, 10110 a. m.~‘«'l‘h‘e
tone. of opening of the stock market
was extremely irregular. but the
changes were small and there were no
important features. Colorado Fuel
made. an advance of 1%. and Pacific
There was
an active demand for the Republic Steel
stocks, but they gained only small trac-
tlons Dealings generally wore on a
small scale.
WALL STREET. ll 11. m.——Tl1e mar
ket recovered and was aided by vig-
orous bidding 11p of special stocks.
liarge‘ amounts of the Colorado and
Southcrdnatocks were taken and the
common and second preferred reached
record prices with gains of 1%. Rock
Island rose 1% Chicago 61 Eastern 11
linois, St Paul and Terms and Pacific
11 point or more. and Northwestern
lost lid North American was usually
active and. rose 3% while Colorado
Fuel touched 90. There were but few
noteworthy changes in the minor
stocks but Chicago. Great Western
preferred. A National Lead preferred
and Virginia Carolina Chémical lost
tun Beach and Republic Steel meter.
red 1.
WALL STREET 1D 11. m. w'l‘heDrc was
very little activity in the market out
side of a tow specialties. lowa Cen-
tral advanced about a point the pre
fared 2% and American Woollen pro
terrod 1% Colorado and Sputhern
rose 2 in all and American [Ice pro
Francisco I2dI'1p1el‘erD1-ed declined 11
point
TQDAIY'S QUOTATIONS. I
Reports over private wire or E. A
Open High Low 1:30
seminar/1. 681% 60‘
1 82% 3291 3299' 32%
Am $.11 C0,, 1267:} 127 12659 12691.
7511117511; 75111 7535
104% 105.
8374‘; 64
416 ‘
227% 331
163% 16-195
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ADD St; r. 1113115 1651..
113.1 A P 106% 111911
{so 31.1. 1111 ,
pursued by the Boers (0111' miles tram ,
the scope of the action. They report .
“that Methods and Paris. with
suns. baggage. etc. were captured by, ‘
‘the Boers. li‘ietltudlr:i when 3:139. seen '
D1: its remainder of the men.- Ho
11
‘15. I1‘111'1'1 Or‘te,.twititI the ox wagons left
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pdllty His reception was mos .llal.
From the moment when the special
train bearing the impeilal visitor
steamed into the Pennsylvania rail-
road station the popular demonstration
was hearty and spontaneous
Prince Henry arrived at .10: 20
o'clock the special train having made
the run from New York in exactly two
hours. Broad Street station contained
probably the largest crowd in its his-
tory. and the first appearance or the
prince as he allIghted from the private
c111 “Columbia," was the signal for an
ovation which was continued as long
as the distinguished guest remained in’
sight of the multitudes gathered to ex
tend a popular welcome
The prince was met at the Iallroad
station by the cltzens reception om-'
mlttee. headed by Mayor Samue H.I
Ashbridge.
_ After shaklugD hands with the may 01.
the prince was introduced to the other
members oi’ the opmmlttec. Then with
Mayor Ashbrldge on his iei‘t and Chief
Wilki'e. oi the secret service. attending
him on the right he wal ed through
the roped oil passageway the street.
where carriages were in waiting. Ade
miral Evans. the prices 1: suite and the
reception committee followed. The
first and second troops, P iladelphla
City Cavalry. in command Captain
John C Groome acted as official escort
and two battalions of mounted police-
men headed and brought up the roar
of the procession.
'1110 city hall is directly opposite
Broad street station. and the building
was circled in order to give the prince
a better opportunity of viewing the 111% ‘
chltecturnl beauties of the huge struc-
turn.
Five minutes alter his arrival Prince
Henry stood in the mayor's reception
room. which had been simply and taste»
l‘ully decorated with flowers and the
American colors. ’
Mayor Ashbrldge extended the from
dent of the city to- the royal visitor. and
prompted to the prince a handsome 11in
1omo beautifully engrossed _
P1 inrr Ilieury made a brief response.
lie said: “This in but another or the
mimy‘ acts of kindness that have been
extended to me in this country. i as
sure you that I deeply appreciate it
think you for the freedom of the city
which you have given me. and for this
handsome souvenir which i shall pio-
serve. Again i thank you" -
He then shook hands with the mayor.
From the Deity hall the prince was ee-
carted to independence Hull Owing to
the lack of time the Stop at the "Cradle
of Liberty" was very short. The prince
panled by the innyor and Admiral
Evans hurriedly passed through the
historic old building. The party tbti
proceeded to Cramps shipyards. '
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burg and was to meet Grenieil with I;
300 mounted men at Rovlrainestontcln
today. Yesterday morning early he
was attached by Deloreyd Forces, be-
tween Twe- Bosch and Falmietknlll.
Marlbogs and Kranlpan. D'I‘he‘y were
1 t ll sand definite,
‘ news. 1 think in sudden revival bi‘I
Dacti‘vities on art or Lelsrey is to.
draw. or to roope pressing De we.»
"Earls has some in at Kraaipan. with
,. resorts
column was storing in two
Dining Dn ind ‘ D
tour in this city today, and {or live .
hours he was the guest of th‘. ' munlcl~ ;
.um. containing ills addregaI of. Wei» 1
allghted from his carriage and accom- ‘
I‘l‘he Boers charged on three sides Five .
hundred and fifty men have come at
the '
. In a second'dispatch dated Sunday, :I
2 March 9.1101111 Kitchener says:
Alto Carnegie Public Library will be re
cei'rcd at the Norwdik Public Library
1111111 Thurs‘ay. , '
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fish" hon of 89,000 for the sailsfao- .
’ 15 con
D47 North ' D to cor. Ann St
‘ ,1 8001? NORWALK.
; meadow be seénDat the ‘
7‘“ new million); store.
M F talisman
JII MAIN STREET.
NORD WALK.
Connected loft/1 large. Bridge-D
Iport establishment.
WEDNESDAY. IDJAINDUAIRY 8 D1902
GOING Dill OF BUSINESS
On account or the condition oi: my
health and my lease. expiring l have
concluded to close but my Business
and will Sell the ‘ .
DDTlllE STDl'li DT 1i SDDDDIDE
The Best Hornpipe will be to those
who come first. 1
Hero is a chance to got
Furniture, Carpets, Etc,
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C. W HOYT
Successor to Siofiold it lloyt,
Norwalk Club BDuDiDdinIg 61 Wall St.
1 N'IQrwIsIle. Conn. '
QRDDER 0F NOTICE
W
iiiARY l OIIIDJISE DIOHI’I‘ON
_I . D1 02 , ,
liporDtDDDDDD the comp lgnt or the said Mary
Louis Morton, paying for reasons
therein set 101111.110:- a divorce and
change of name now pending before
this Court. having been returned there
D90?“ the first Tuesday of December
1
it appearing to And being found by
this Court that James Edward Morton
the said defendant. is absent from this
State and gone to ports unknown. and
that notice of the pendcncy or the
complaint was given as required by or
der of notice heretofore issued. and
now the rumor: asks for a further
order of 1101111131111 the premises
Therefore Ordered: that notice of
the. pendenIcy of said complaint be giv-
on by publishing this order in The Ev
onion Sentinel. a newspaper printed in
the Town of Norrvalk once a week for
three weeks successively commencing
lDDD'D 11% Il’teiore the Il0th day of March A
By order of Court
' FRED W TRACY.
.1111. Clerk of the Superior Court for
Fairheld 8011 11110 17 29
Sealed proposa sale for the building or
flinch 2? 11902 at 3,
Plans 1! specifications
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In our Wash Goods DDIepaDrItment catDiD be found it:
--—All new. The assortment includes the latent colorings' in the following lines: 1
DUCHESSE DIMI’II‘Y, 30 inches wide
LENORAuhandsome corded sheet
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PALMETTO BATISTE. 30 inches wide
no.
LENO CORINA.D something entirely new ..
.tiPATOMAC PRINTED MADRAS, white ground.
MERCERIZED SATEEN, dark ground silk lustre
MERCERIZED WOVEN CORDS, permanent luster ‘
PRINCESS LINEN ZEPHYRD—qll linen . .
FANTAISE SILK TISSUE—malt silk.
WASH SILKS—fifty different patterns
‘ ' ’ HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
Nickel Tea Kettles ...... 98c.
Salts and Peppers ...... . . . . 51:.
Mice. Table Set 29c.
Scouting soap” 4c.
Washing Powder 5c.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
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sue-‘lnosoulo
9" DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN handsome patterns . ;'. . . . . . ..
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- Nickel Hand Lamps ...... $1.39
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. 111% CENTS.
. 12% CENTS.
15 CENTS.
1“. 3’15 CENTS.
251 CENTS.
35 CENTS.
. 48 CENTS.
35 and so CENTS.
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Glass Berry Dishes. 10c.
12 qt. Galvanized Pails 29c.
14 qt. Galvanized Pails ..... I35c. II
.6911.
5gl‘al. Oil Cans
"Eliowe t’hmgs of theDD‘ stations product.
..........12%CENTS.IDD_ ND
..11154 CENTSLV D
my. CENTS.
" seeds «twosome are; Assessors
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WODNDEN WIDNS THE:- SECOND CUE. I:
llowurd Worden is the winner of the
second one in the tournament of tho.
Iwanlk Fire. PoliceI
trophy as in the game with Edward
(.‘ltuster he. Wits the victor. Mr. Wor-
1011‘ 11 rating was 115 while that of his
appellant was 85.
game was 715 to 04.
intended and Samuel Brunilage scored
There are {our contestants for the first
Street, W.
George.
BOSTON. March lO.-A1'1'lvod:
mor Lindcnhnli, Calcutta.
NEW YORK. March ill-Ariived:
Steamer Staatcndan from Rotter
ram.
llc wins this
The score of the
David Hughes
Charles ‘
F.
Schumann. Edward
DcKlyu 11nd Elmer St.
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ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
Stou-
DYNAMO. 5 f
DISABLED r
1 nine. 1v. McKIBBIN
5011711 mast.
Titty go out of commission so
' quickly Mm they go. 321:4
phone as (tail l32l we have
facilities and ability to p11! it
.. info mm with the least [ass
of time,
M’F’G. CIQ. II
Johanna”. 1
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I thinnest:
Ladies coaItIs,l
Fur Collars Dand Boas. at sacrifice prices. D D 1. I
Ladies‘ and Mens’ Underwear. at sacrifice prices. . 'D
Men’s and Boy 11 Clothing at sacrifice prices.
118‘on
and Short, at sacnficepnots.’
.1
I Our entire winter stock must he closcdD- out before the new
spring goods arrive.
Do not envy your neighbors because they wear ‘good clothes. 1
YouI can wear Ijust Das good if you trade with as. D
Women
Glosmg Out BargaIns“
Every Department
loanD and short ones, At sacrifice poi:
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The Leading Outfitters in Ready-to-
Wear Goods for Men arid
Norwalk Chronicler