,ues 6:09: sets 5:56.
tide 1 'lili s. on; 1:13 p. m.
Personal letters not desired
new digs... Billions m. not;
enterprise Isiresh ,by liistitut
ill go now.houso about 2.000 pn
y more than 700,000 persons.
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‘ tales, inking the first mednl hulls. More. noticeable than before:
will (led st'tbc Cincinnati exposition! flwmli' £0 ”‘0 “11'3" additions "0 “1", IA Splendi/crous Exhibition of Extraordinary Capable Mame/s. Ranging in Eben:
4; .. 1 » “”1“” rnnks was “in “”30““ .01'. Way. Manner.” Shape and Farm from Giants lo Dwarfs, jumbo: fo Skeletons.
. __ . lrufllc from thoroughfares usually;
s ‘n .iioIICk of sheep wus being
along aimed at Castcrton,‘ Vic-
ne of the animals trod on a. box
niches. ‘Thc blaze which followed
eclfsome dry grass, and the result
abush fire which devastated the
die 'lilstrlctwbeforc _iIt burned itself
Ins the petition presented to ,the
is a Reiehstog this season is one
ding the establishment of the
. public of Germany." All the
ruling‘isoverel‘gns and prices
9 stoked to abdicate, the peti-
granted them. 3
. ondon Globe says: w“ln con-
on with the post of Lord Great
erlain ‘ on old _ document
unearthed in which all candl-
es‘fors subordinate position must
of obs indicative of ‘sudness, good
c Or. and fidelity.’ The phrase
id operalleled from the university
tes. It is laid down that one class
' I ervants must be "hon-ids otque
I).
liking of the imperfections of
clean1 telegraphy. Rear. Admiral
I who ism} cxport on the Bill“
ayedtwilhnot work In Very hot
then—why, is not fully known. At-l
no heat “or meow is past. howev.
messageswaretrdnsmitted.‘ without
lty. Messages. can be sent dur-
grund bad weather. As it matter
hunt.- oommunlcntlono for
should lie adore-Incl to The
e bless rooms of the Art institute
ndv‘the institute is visited each
_ easilng,’ who died in Cin~
at resently. mode and oxhlbiQod
are lamp operated in the Unit.
though g‘deecnt pensions" l
. ,iwas held‘ at the, state house at 10:30
; other ways.
it
trollrhtIhouses nudvurds arereconllngIlBARNUM & BAILEY 0
congested like those of other lines. 3. , ‘ ‘ r; 3
Arrangements have been made for the Unnyaled, . Unapproacbable, Ungxcgllgd, ’
Unchallenged. Unequalea'. Genuine OldaFoshfon
(Continued , irony First page.»
. transfer of through freight without do~
lay at this point. At the docks of the
stennisblpli‘uos, doing u coast wisel
business. grout quantities of merchmr 1
disc are piled up and the whsrves arc j
choked, but the longshoreulen are out 3
undthc metorlnl cannot be moved, The .‘
express companies are tied up and I
there isn threat that the hook drlygors ‘
wlll Join the strike it on issue is mode l
because. they carry passengers with ;
-
, ' or MEMBERS OF . ‘ . ‘ "
. trunks, inrge parcels or mutter which ~ 3 3
so by oxxu-uss. .; SHERMAN COUNCIL N0. I342. ROIAI. ARCANUM.
The strike of the real team drivers I I and r J
presents one of the most alarming feu-
tures of the trouble as it menacos not '
only many industries. but also the wcl- .
fare of householders and cspcclnlly,’ .
,the people in the poorer quarters of.
the city. . I ,
The mnlcrly conditions which thus 1
for have mnrkod the progress of thci
strike still prevailed today, though cnr- .~ ‘ .
ly crowds about the headquarters till t,
ed the streets in the. vicinity of the} “I"
, courier 0. rooms atoms“. "c. no.
. assisted by . .
"IE BEST PROFESSIONAL CIRCUS ACTS IN AMERICA.
Museums. Side—Shows. Menuaerle, Concert. Wonderland; Trained, Animals. Acrobats,
Freaks, Clowns, Faith's, Cuslos. Tumblers. Marvels. Lecturers.
AT THE ARMOQY. . ,
inlay, Friday illlll Sundry. Mill’l‘ll Lilli, lllll and Lilli.
|
Charming Ladies 19 Wild Men, Prancing bloods {‘0 Failed Ponies.
Admission, 84 Cents. _
Bargain Marina‘s, Saturday. _ 24 Cents.
I Reser'bcd SeafISaIc opens Thursds . March 6fh. at Plsisled’s Drug
walk. and. ccd's Drug Store; Norwafk.
a
c
u
.
o
o
crowded with teams. Pruetlcully the; I
only lirln doing any business is the li. «
S. Brine Transportation Company, the .
non-union concern over whose teams.
the trouble originated. They have
augmented their number of teams ‘to
the greatest limit and yet cannot meet '
the demand of business men. The ;
other toumstcis whose men have loin—1
ed the strike declare that the tronlilo
could he settled and the strike ended I
in an hour if. the merchants would ,
agree not to deal ‘with thc‘Brlue Com.
puny. During the forcnoou score of:
the steamship companies secured 5'
small gangs of Italians in place of the l
striking longshoremeu. who were put}
at work behind closed doors. while the
{premises were guarded by police.‘
The conference with Itne governor
II Amusemzsvsg‘“” I
THE WRONG MR. wnion'r.
“The Wrong Mr, Wright" is n force ‘ ‘
in three acts by George ll. Broudhurst, . MATlNiGE AND NIGHT,
This piece preceded "What Happened ‘ .
to Jones” andruwhy Smith l.oft‘l~lome" i SATURgAY, MAFCH‘ 15'
by several seasons and was played R C t i‘ l” '1‘ L R E a 8 Gill L n t
,throughout the country - by Roland, JOHN ALLISON,
illecd, it being his greatest. success. (Post three seasons he “Jones"
. ’lhe piece will be presented next Set- in “Whnt Happened to Jones")
nitOAunUns'r's .
of
: urday matinee and night ,nt lloyt's
i'I‘heatrc, by John Allison, who plays ".
i the part of "Seymour Sites.” lie was
ithe "Jones" three seasons in "What
l‘lioppened to Jones." The following
z is the story of "The Wrong Mr.
gWright”: - "air. 'Scymour Sltos"nhuv»
. lug been rob ed by do clerk “Ba 0).”
,ton‘, Mar. {“4903 “on P- A. Collins, i starts in pursuit of him in person. huv~
illusion: Telegram received. 1! Y0“ 3 lug previously instructed u firm of do.
i will point £3an '1. W”! be glad to be Of; tootives to endeavor to catch the do.
SG’IVICG- “0 should «have 1n"ill-WOWglinouent. Tlilsngonoy puts ‘ Henrietta
from both sides that our good offices l Oliver." n lndy detective on we trackn’
WONG be acceptable. ins thev think that n woman is more
, g . “M- 3" HANNA? ,i likely than n mnuto capture a default
1 NEW YORK. March lZw’l‘hc effects . or who is sure to be. spendingrmoncy
,ol‘ the strike of freight handlers and freely. “Sites" thinks it hotter to,
chprcssmen in Boston were felt here i change his name nnd signs the reels-1
loday. Passengers who arrived on 1 tor at the hotel on “Mr. Wright." ’l‘hiufi
[trains from. Boston said they had ex- 3 being the name lbe thief bus tokens?
iperleucod difficulty in ‘ getting iliclr ' the conmllcations arising from the.
baggnge to the trains and that the I chase oi“ the. “Wrong Mr. Wright" form 3
strike caused much inconvenience in ‘ the m’nterlul ofntlle tllree acts ol’ the.»
As perishable freight is: piece. The strum: rust. is made up oi"
pptod, at Boston, the sup— 3 the following well known , players:
‘llsh for this city ‘\vus;.'lohn Allison. bliss Vein liondersoué
:Muud Allison. ll‘lorcucc Murlon. Adu‘
o'cloclc-butius for us c’ouid be learned
it resulted in nothing definite. Mayor
Collins this morning received the fol-
lowing reply to, his telegram asking
the Hon. M. A. Manna to old him in
putting an end to the strike “Washing-
? 3 " WRIGHT
ZO’Weeks in London.
Strand Theatre
15 Weeks ln‘New York ,
Illio‘u Theatre,
MATlNEE Pmces,
svsnmc Pumas.
—'
HOYT’S THEATRE.
I Four daysi‘éommencing
MONDAY,’ MARCH 17
M utlucos ’l‘nesd '
not boingpyd 3 - ' ’3
my of fresh sag"!
[short toda
av. ,
The Favorite -
t, the transmissmn of messages,
llltuted by'. re presence oi? tog.E
. l
veather does not seem to inter;
rlth its use; communication, how- -
.as In rule, entirely interrupted g
thunder I
‘iglnpl thirteen states "
lit . 3i large represent ‘
in the cabinets ol‘ the presidents;
United States as some others]
I had In conspicuous part
Connecticut; in 3,
Ippointmcnts to ca’bl. )'
of. the‘Iorlgln (n the 7°91:
"t. There \vssln Coir iI
at secretary of ‘ the» treasury} i
iin‘thc'cabinet of Washington; I
the cabinet of~fi’lIléi’feII'l-5r ‘
nd .aConnecticut secretary of the 1'
Gldelin Welles, in that of.Abr,a-
l
WH I‘r WOIMEN ARE DOING.
' v ' .
vhitp ”libertysatln
s :I rIi
» [and fill" P
"l ck foliage. .
‘ l
io’i'éd'lih’eu maestro souls“ 1..
acesusedto trim the fashion
pongee-;silks. , > ~ .'
.. toolbar): ’doilies dime withil
like in color are very pretty. or
bite, is alWays.”1‘-Srettiesll,fl out
is make apleasiug change. '
ees ,tewer umbrellas " carried
a
ressyzglt cases, than heretofore: v
of. o! the afolding f‘
so strange fashion of wear-
chet the color of the’hair’for
odour roli,.and this after ‘all
its ,. been said of the, unhealthy,
»
.ci‘vle federation to intervene. The ul-
' ’itiembel's of th
tmaster geuoi'uljg Gill. i
.6
-§common pious, in Which Judge (hirtls
:is presiding. may adjourngfor ,thc
gwoek before the usual time. ' '1‘th
[Travis andlSeth Hill et al.. trustees of
dire Staples Free'tSchool‘ vs. Thomas J.
eon, enieutlyrcai‘riéd out of .
. Leech
that they w
.. Jasley. the chairman of: Morton, ii. (i. Hockey. George Ia. lien-i
‘iho executive council of the National - ucdy, .lus. N- Drew. Child .91 Filling.
Civic Federation. received it dispatch ‘, Sydney RéylllflflS. THOR. limismon Hill]; nod
today from Oscar D. Fox, represouI I I'
tingdiiliOTS. 1 ‘ ‘ . ‘3" _ .
Gonoeriizwrchesua ~;
a Ralph II
the trunsportzition workers who are on ’
strike in Boston. The dispatch was us ‘I
follows: , g . r .
"The teemsiers strikehns extcndcdi
THE .MINISTERis DAUGHTERS.
The play of the above title. o sensu~
. was route but dramatic.
Slate. South Nor- I I
communism. I p
I Home I on s A T R E. I .3
Em: whose MR. I
. JOliN Amused as snvuoun turns -
15 and 25c I
25, 35,'50c. I, ‘
Wednesday ““31 .‘Z
liarcouridpmeduco, >
in a repertoire ‘of-‘stnndurd plays. .I
4‘ Touching Incident of ‘tli
Panama-Nicaragua Carnal
Discussion. ,
m
LADIES’ FANCY
SPRING HOSIERY
As the season for fancy Hosiery is about here we feel proud of our many
l
, Senator French nod Senutor Money 5
were discussing most vehemently the
respective merits of the Panama. out
Nicaragua ennui routes. it was in on .
of the lobbies of the capitol. The high l
position oftho disputunts, the warmth
3 and ability or the discussion. running l
at times into anger on both sides, M! l
trusted quite an audience. At the
‘ height of the debate, a messenger boy .
handed Senator French :1 telegram. lt l
was from the sole survivor of a family 3
of twelve stalwart brothers who had
7 helped dig what there is of the Panama
Canal. it read: "My eleven brothers
lie in unmarked .gruvos beside far Pan-
nmn, victims of dread mslorlu. Not
more the money wasted than the blood
of its victims cries outogainst that
occurscd route." The senator's reply
Writing four ,
words on it slip of paper sud inking in
small vlul from his vest pocket, be
wrapped the vinl in the paper and
handed it to the messenger boy. The
words were: “This medicine cin'es
Mnlnri‘b.“ The viul was Dr. .I)ick's
Medicine. if the Panama Canal is over
completed, l)r. Dick‘s Medicine will do
it. Malurln no longer has any terrors.
bountiful styles we hove to show you,our buyer having spoilt it great deal of
time looking up the very new novelties . and placing before you the combined
assortment of Germany's most trusty manufacturers of fancy Hose. Germany
lends the world in Hosiery making, cs peclally so with the fancy cottonlis‘le,
and fine last block. We have luce stripes in solid colors, black and white
stripes and checks, embroidered spots and stripes. The name of “llerms: I
dorf” dyer on every pair is a good gunrontec that you are buying the best
plain black Hose in the world. We iii so have many of the famous "Onyx"
i block onclfnnclcs. liy fur the largest nnd best assortment ever shown hero
i at popular prices. ‘ I ‘
I Al: I20 cents, ladics' drop stitch om broidci'od in red, blue and while.
Fancy all round stripe, block and white, in drop stitch. I
Funcy colors in drop stitch, all value, 39 cents.
, At 39 cents ladies“ Hose in today novelties, checks, stripes und lace of;
I frets all new patterns, fine, grade of yzfrn, perfect colors. 3
.
i
At 50 cents indies’ lace Hose. lino llsle, in black, blue. cardinal, two
{I shades of gray, white, red and different patterns in black. ‘
Then the colored stripes. embroidered boots, stripes and silk Iclock,
: ulmut fifty different styles.
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l
1
BLACK‘ H OSIERY.
Plnln black drop stitched Hose from 10 cents to 50 cents, the best vu—‘
lucs to be found anywnere. I I
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i IIItIlAPANESlEZFlNIAINCIEFis eAlL.
.W‘m Tour 1'
i *and Europe. l
NEWYORK, March 12.-—A.pnrty of II
,ananese financiers, who are to make!
go tour .of the United States and Eur-= L
j ope. left Yohokamu for Seattle you:
1; day in the Rage. Morn, of the Nippon
:Ynsen Kashu. The party. is headed
by Count Musayoski Motsukata, sever- g considerable interest. ‘It appears that
; ui times premier and for many years: Earl De La,Warr two months ago,lert
l minister of finance of Japan. and in-gthe countess on the ground or incom-
cludes among others T.,Megata’, three-i patibillty of temper. ' . ,
tor of the Demon of taxation in the. 3
day that he expected them to reach
- -—-— l New York early in Auprll. - -
hrough the United Btatesf ~
. RESTlTUTlON OFCONJUGAL
RIGHTS.
LONDON, March 12~Countess Do
a Warr has commenced suit against
, Earl De La Warr. for .a restitution of
iconjugal rights, and the outcome of
i the petition is awaitedby society with
department of finance and K. Mlnskaf 3
vice~presidont of the Yokohama specie .
bunk. Count Matsuaknka planned and ,
put into operation the present linen-i
ciul system of Japan and it was large- ,
, ly through his eiiorts, that the coun-
IIII “meted
l l d ‘ t I ,try adopted the gold standard. His IElgin Butter I 3 270 lb.
. , ; , ., , Whiluno comely rumu. was prcseu er . FVENINGS: countrymen regard him ns'one of the’g '
:3 3:32]: ggat‘f“5§"“jt_“:i0“, JI'IFIHUI} . ut lioyt's Theatre, lust night. to on Monday—UnderTwo IFiugs builders of modern Japan. , He and his é Fairy 50“”; 4" coke.
buildinc sud Dtllél";i’l[lllieg is Iillllll‘ILut-llii iuudience undoubtedly largely augment» , yi‘uusdayy—osaimo party will visit the principal cities 01‘;
ed by the fact that Frederick Lauder. u
ccwnsmuu. appeared in it new und lead—
;ing role. The ploy is new to this sec-
:tion. but has met with much suecrss -
tip the West. cod no the Pacific Coast.
I .
. The com only now ireseniin it. in the
on offiprtnutiosettlement on your 1"},“t'lmuin; islncW. andIthere .wgs not the
n1§'§§%iéi"’saitingfigbghncfifimfif‘gv" tonne pluydhatpei'fcct. fondl-
weiennone-aw .....,..... liltinii" itt~ihrszipvs.“~ s:
were the" “Vina,dxéifiz‘tgmiggflitourth not is realistlc‘und extremely
vices might be avnlloble iuIIthis case‘I ill‘l‘l‘llrg- 'M‘I' launder has the part "I?
3 “ .._. - ' .ian Irrish youth, tender rind liel‘oiitt. with
I ’ ‘ I ‘ ~a in l‘ vocabulary of rich ,w t not
. LIST Slii-l—lleG. Ipnthos, and on oppoitéuiéliy go a ‘ggod
I - . fsinglng. voice. Mr; u or as a no .
Clvnl Court 9f Common me?“ May 3° 5 irlsh dialect and the ovation lsstulght.
Withoutsusinesm. . _ 7 ;on his fentrsnicg.i and the applause
it is ossible that t .ivll , which he recelv in every 5 no on.
p M II court (It 1showed ‘sppreriution of his acting
which must have been most gratifying.
THE CIRCUS THE EVENT OF THE
f the cases have , WEEK. IN I
,, ,- will; the cd from the trial ,.
list for rurillus causes. The principal l
oueiis'rthatvthe attorneys for one side
he in the casesigreggt goody
Mayor Coiliné‘ has asked the national: \VcdncsdsyMKnobs O’Teuucsseo
Suturdny~~Turn omits 'l‘ido
MAT EES:
'i’nesdny—«Don (in ear do Buznn
Wednesday—«A Thorough bred
Snturday~The.Two Orphans
Between Acts new and novel specials
ties by the best of vaudeville talent.
Special Attra‘ctloom'l‘hc celebrated
Prime. Donna Soprano, Mudume Buru~
iio, will be henrdiat all performances
in choice selections.
The Harcourt Concert. Orchestru
will glue half hour concerts of latest
po‘pulnr music before the play. _
I PRlOES: ‘ .
dronings, 10. 20, 30c. Mntlneos. 102%.
seats on sale Thursday. -' . .
Ladles' Tickets, Monday Night, Limit.
ed to 2 ._ ,
Ilied freight and truiisportutiou eoun~
cll, representing all the freight and
transportationunions. is agreeable to
w
i:
.00-
suu. pins or mg 70 won
.or'non WALK. ‘
is sou ipthut iIn
A host of carpenter-sum property
menahave token possession of the Ar-
mory endure rapidly converting it into ,
a genuine old-inshloncd circus. The
ringcnrb will be in place, and circus
seats putup today. as well as many of
the side shows. The ,locul‘tslont have
developed, into veritable, circus p
formers, and willuno‘ doubt do“ the
selves credit tomorrownlghh: hich
The professionsigacts, roll of w
are rated the very best, will alternate
with theismotoursand wither-cosh, be
hardly onyjpossible doubt that ..this
novelty which the energy-of the Roy
nl Arcuuum‘sud Comps 37.1). has been
the‘mesu, producing, will prove. the
social even of ths‘season. There is-
. , . _ hardly a“ re, rved seat left for Thurs
withdrawn for‘theud andaFriday night and Saturday
‘ “ nigh s sale isdeveloplngvrspidly, We
take 'the‘opporthnity. however. of stat
11133.10!“ the. benefit-of those who bore
been unable tov'sejoure reserved. seats
that ere; are some ,800‘ seats unre
The causes noted for trial yesterday
were James Donohpe. vs. Neils Peter-
son}. Charles B. Nichols vs. Eugene. M.
”sum-.-
, Sealed proposals for the building of
the Carnegie Public‘lerary will here-
eeived at the‘ Norwalk Public Library
until Thursday,.,March .27. 1902, at 3
o’clock p.‘ m. Plans ‘and specifications
can; be seen at thelibrsryand 'at the
office of the architects, Messrs. W. &
G. Audsley,-‘ll Bromlwoy, New York
City,,to,whom al nqulrles should be
directed. , ‘ ~ :w
Contractors Will be required to fur-
nish a. bond of $6,000, for, the satisfac-
tory , completion of his contract. The
edmnilttee reserve the right to reject
soy end an bids. , -' . ; ,
'THEVBUILDING COMMITTEE.
ai Conn March ,10, 1902.-
Brown. Of these the last
was tried.‘ ‘
. , Thea-dilutions,
one only
of EmmugAr‘. Reynolds
William B. Board-
McNamara
75: Eugene
. " . a . sped fortriai
today. holiest is the. only, one that
is likely to on e to trial today.‘,the
others have bee
present week; . . _, , ;
‘: ‘Butjtvio cases. Emery Kai-dosh st
oi. ,mguhn anemia), and Conrad
, _ vs. gnst‘Hurteret slum-e
on“ the: list To
Buster.
out culled ‘
Columbia River Sulmou,l.§ lb con, 10c.
Boston Baked Begins; 3 cans. 25c.
the United States and their country;
men ere planning for their reception {
:tmd entertainment. They will spend! .‘ _ . ,
.wo or‘thi‘ec weeks in New York midi ‘ ,
«Consul» General. 8. Uchidu. of .iapan. 72 North Mfll" Street
who was advised of their departure
and the plan of their journey, said tea l
PhIoIan 133.5
clitoris—II;
i
There is no dodging the fuct‘thnt our goods are tested in the diningi-oom. That is where ourgoods are
praised or condemned. , . , ,
Our finttledJStroinedtIHoney-is just suited to the taste of porticulor folks. . . .
Maple Syrup. iii quart. bottles and cons, direct from tlieIIsugor groves of Vermont, is delicious.
Mackerel. Our silver sides; thcbest that ennIbeiound. I - ‘ , I a ‘ ~ , .~ . .
I I ries, Bananiis, etc, Peabhes,_Aprlcots, Prunes, Celery, Fancy Sweet Il’ot‘atoes,
nt' Butter, Country Eggs, Heed Rice, Doubieflream Cheese, Ferris Harris and Bone. _
less Bacon, Yellow Sweet Corn’li‘lour. . I. ‘ ‘ V 3 IV I = 3 ‘ ‘I 3 .’ ,
verythingfl in the mnrket at'ressousbieprlces. We. alter" unthing but thefpul‘est and. best.
=5 " ”‘35 women s;
m moms.»
,. , iPrlces the wt
“will so furthe . I U ’
is as spoils.
:rs nut-Enos
ennui suns; .3
or b. 9c
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