Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 19, 1902 · page 8

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Union Stomp

 

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Solo Agonts ’

F D LyonIIGo.

90 Washington Street

 

[$2 25 $2 59,

 

 

$3.00 and $3.50

HOUSTON’S.

 

 

i (inner Prices.

'1‘-(111111011 111111111517 wmsrs

ll oi our line Ireuch Flannel Waists on the Burgam
Table Ior

$1.95,

HOUSIOII’S, '1105 Main Street, 1111111111.

W", Car tare on $5.00 purchases or over.

$3 75 to $5. 75.

 

DECLINE To CONFER.

Vine Owners Do Not Care to See Rep.
resentativea of the Unions. ,
SHAMOKIN, Par. March lil—;-’l‘h(1
hors' convention Iodur

ed by the operators at the vur‘loun
lliorioti onno. Int-lug :1 (ontInImm (1 of
xlstlng renditions uhnil ho accepted
If ()1 toll.’lh('dolegntt1.< this mor
‘ llnpluyod much lutemst in tho
(loo ‘ rosentution by Prosidnnt Mit
hell of the letters from the president: I
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no Workers When asked It I11-
fould make any further ottort to 11111- I
idi'pont. Moiguu Pmsidem Mitchell
old he had made no (orangemcnts
uniting to that. Grills

” e‘ sentiment of tho (leloga ((111 111111

, loathe morning session or th(1 COH-
_ President NICOIIS. of district
1 Lancahing on the question of o
committee said: _. "The men of our
(It want their (111111 weighed and
want it Weighed so bully that they
(iv to tight for it it’ necessary.”
.ertlon olioitod vigorous 11p—
w‘hich Is taken as an Indication
most of tilt1 delegations have 1.1011111.
he‘ convention with instructions to
hint on conoessionn bv I111.1 opoIHhIors
hi morning’s swoon begun with
dent. Mitchell in tlu1 choir.

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,, any of the dologuton rould undorstund
h t little English inter-'meteIs be up—
hinted lb mount the proceedings. to
oir. colleagues A motion to this 11f~
ct. was carried. and tin1 v~i111-pi(1$i~
debts of three distIIcIs 11'111'11 appointed
serve
' he credentials commitiw prisontod
I‘ report which showed total uum~
, f delegates prcsont to ho It‘ll with
.92 voton.'l‘h11, nonvention 119111ch to
p nt II special roinmittre of twenty-
members. seven from (1.11I1 district
‘ In a oommiltee on resolutions consist»
log of tinge members from (1111111 dis!
t. The \icowpionidonih of tho dis.
{riots we '11 (111thmizod to select these
committees I’Ionidrnt Nicolls zlskcd
that Ibt1 subwommttire \1 111111] (Iran
(I uniIorm wage sculo or whether
Verdi 111111;.» would bu presented I117
(11‘ district
“Conditions are di Itcrrnt in «.1111- h din—
lot " staid Mr. Nicholln “11an It \l'I’lIInl
111111121111 to arrange (1 uniform 1.1111
, églons denim my b,v the1 yard
‘11 others want to be paid I).\" \\ eight
1711' (HS 't we want it \véigbod and

 
 

 

9‘ .
{1,111 xtra business in o1d111 was the
{special 1",onnnittce.(onsisting
President Mitchell and tho dis at
11111111 appointed lit Indianapolis to
11 conference with the opirotors.
(lent Mitohrll announced that lot.—
,.. had been much ed from operatm

 

 

7 7 begun the.-
11111111111111.1111. of. tho Importuntmuttm'n '
ich‘wlll decide whether 11m notices

. companion declining: a 7
:0 oro‘noo ,xvlth ofilciols of the United-

the first limo officially ritpreswd'

Polish 111191111115 111111111111ch that an;

«o bndly W? ('11 willing to.

 

iiohmo. commlsxion broker. Swartz &
Corbett’s block South Norwnllt.

Open High Low 1:30.
Copper, 011,13 631.41, 611131 03
Locomotive, 3ng 317.1} 31-71;, till?i
Am. S. R. (311.. 129 120% (light 128%
Atohison, 713% 701,13 It} 7015;
Atchinon,pf1I.9.1.'; 01107 07'
Bolt. K1. Ohio 100‘}: 100’ 1; 106 ltlt’ibfi
BIl\ll.R.T..I)I1.§; INA} M5114 67%
Chen & N_Ohio 40%. 403:, 401711 457.11
Chi &N "90% 230i?" 23012433031§
C. 7701 & St. I’. 16411 165, 164% Kidd/1'1
Chi R. I. & 1’.,171 1711.1 171 111%
CC .C. &Si.l.. 10?. ‘ . 102
U. 5. Steel, 42% 42% 4.. 1.. 423,4;
,U. S. Stool old. 05% 913% 95‘ . 05. 1
Gen. El. (31.1., 319%. 3221111» 3101/; 31th
LOIL & Nash 104 1.04% 104 1041.5 .
Nor, & W ' 1? 1'1? 567.1. ‘ 507.41
Man. Consol.. 1341-3 134% 133% BAH-j:
MetI'OpOIIInIi, 1881/; “$91,113 168 1691,12;
Miss. Pacific. 10! IOI 100%, 1001,15 ,1
Nat. Load Co, - 203’ ‘ 201,1 201,1;
N. Y C (CH. ”7: 163? 103V 163%
_N. Y. .. 331,“ 3211'. 3231':
Reading 681/; 08% 08 68%
Pacific Mull «I513 46 ~15 43
Pennsylvania, 11'), in 1511.2 151,“ 11:11
Peoples Gas 102% 102% 10155; 10111.

P. & I{.pf11.‘8‘lhl '
xso‘u Railwav. 327.51 ~“21A;
lSou. Ry. 11111., 97 . 967,11

. U. 9 Leather ‘

' Fro RELIEVE nos'I'MAern oovne

§11111l hc (Horned it udvlonblo For the
Icommittrr to consider them in exodu-
'Iivr. SGSSIOH. I-III-t suggestion wuu adopt-
.(1d and (It I023!) 11. 111., the nonvontion
went into exotultlt'c session.

._..-. um. WM... m...—

TUDAY IN WALL STREET.

t \V AL LH STREE 'I‘ 10: 1011, In. «~"III'1'12
11111s nomo striking gains ulno‘nqu tho
ispcoiulticn (It the opening but (1111 gun
.ol l'III' list was dull and brogulur within
narrow limits. The (inching in (‘olo
Irudo Furl \vus sensational 4 dill) sharcs
1hanging huuds ut nor to ill? column
110 with till lust night ’11111111'1111'11 (foal

‘IIIVIIIH‘UCI 11 point. North American
Iroso 11,13. Thom “'11:; on .11ti\(1 d-z'
muud for 51114111! .111 udvunco of I51}
ion account ol Ihc .IgI commit upon tho
I‘ubon sugar turll‘f. In 111111 'olh'mid list
IIIIhngog wot-11 loss consphuoun but St
il.11uis 1‘1nd Sun Frunrioco (.ccond p: c
"t'1,11'1(1d 11m». :1 point.

W.AI I. S’l‘ltliJE'l‘, II 11. n1.~—1~'l"l1111 mar»
hat was unubh1 to ubsorb‘ tho rrnliz-
lug Sillt‘n‘ that Iollowrd the high open-
ing in tho spot'iultius. Colorado li‘ncl
reacted ill. North Amrrlunn 2%,. 111111
Sugar and Muuhattan .1113. (ionorul El-
ectric guinod 5 f; and Westinghouse El-
cotrio‘ .1. with reactions of III. ouch. lit—
Iv'rnntional Paper, American lrr. Unit»
ed States Reduction profur,r(1d ITnIon
ling, and Paper preferred Nntionul Blo-
roll and Rutlund fluctuated and be-
(111111: vr'Iy (1.1".111tl1'

WAI I. S"REFT. I p 1n.-«'I‘h(1 mid—
(II-1y trading was 111111111111 tone and
1«11.11 p million in Colorado 111ml and
North Ammican wow. supplemented by
bidding up of the 'i‘rnctions and Con-
solidated (i115. 12910111111111 in those
stocks run Irom I too " points. but thv1
movement did not help tin1 railroad list
which Ioniaiurd inert ‘ Wells. Fargo
IEXIJI'eus r111 ovmed 2%. and Lake Erie
‘and Vi’ostern advanced om1 Minneapo-
lis. St. Paul and Suulto Ste Mario p111—
I‘m-111d doclluod " and I.’ niIId States 1111
prew I

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. .
rRepoI'ts over private wu'e’or E. A

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111.11.. ‘I'lint Ho Armoured

NFW HAVEN March iiiml'lurhur
tho cloningihouru of tho dinner of tho
Knights ot’ St. .l’uti'ick in this city.
Monday night. Colouol Churlos W.
I’Icltott, editor of the Now Huron bond
or; ono of the loading Itepubllcuun lu
Count-client got 11p to spook to 11 toust
11nd uItoI' jooulmly re. I’orrlng to numb
of tho Knights I11rn11d to former Gov
(111101 \VIIIO (It‘ New London, (1111.1 of
tho 11111111110111, uud romurkod:

, ”Whllc Governor Wullcr hus touch
11d upon his (experiences I11 Illugluud
when he was Unltod Staten consul III
London (1111] 11111.1 nuid thut 1111 uttendcd
ouo historic gathering of lriuhmerh
”Whom i’urncll. Redmond. O‘Connor
and othor grout. lrinh putrlots \vorc prc
soul. ho failed to HIIIIU. 115'. history
given It to no, that whon he Iron ore
soulod In illc (311111111 I111 ullpl'lll'l‘tl In
linoo'bronchus with tho silt on I311-
EI1‘I11-111cnr tlu-1 Intro. I think thutw-w“
i'loro some 01111 1111111' (1‘10va 1. 11' W11]
I111' guru him 11 ntulgo to dlrcr. f ‘ ’II-
Ionilon Io Uoloncl I’lchott‘s I‘ullllll‘lio‘.
tuid‘tho govcrnor Inuthniiy uhonlrd:

”i didn't do it! i didn't do it. Hold
on there, and. no \vo would our In 11111
(.‘onstitutlotII-tl (louvcntion iu l-IoI'IIoI'd
Will the gonllouulu pcrmit 1111 tutor
ruptiou?‘ " (.‘oloncl I’Iclwtt was 111111111
IIblo 11nd (I11v111'11111' W11ll111' sold: “'l‘bin
ullogutimr ubout 1111- III. ”111 court oI St
umcs I11 unfoundod. I must 1111,1'
thong! _ tlIhI it' I ovor bud buy such in
11111111131 to IIIIpo'II‘ in 11111111 bt'ool has on
tho Queens hroncntution dug the in
Icntiou would linvt1 boon dinnipotcd Ill.
0110117 by tho thought of uppcuring 111
torwurd in our of the cartoons 11:1 thc
‘Icudor' in ktilckerbocltcrs, under Ibc
(rurtoon boing tho I'uuliou, 'TUI‘II Wul
101', 11111" American Consul. 111: I111 :11)
poured in 11111111 brooches III. Ibo court
of SI. .iomou.‘ "

Governor Waller thou not down. (.‘oi
out-l Plokoli. said: I’vrhupn I IIII\'I'
boon 111intakou. (loutlcmon. you Imvc
hourd what the goniul govoruot' has to
stir on tho nubjoct. All tho1'1vi1lonc11‘ln
In (Ind \vo must rondor u v11r1ilct I11 111'-
corduucl.1 with IhI1 evidence."

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WALLER BILL or RIGHTS.

 

Constitutional Convention Decides
Against Jury Trials for Damages.
HARTFORD Murrh l!)~-'I‘hc Wollo‘r

nmcudmcnt to the hill of rights (11;

holding iulv iiiulu to 111Iiou11 for dam

(11111.51 (II. tho room (II of cilhcr pill” 11 11,

(‘loI‘cutod In committee of tho \vlmlv

of the constitutional convontion todut'.

IIII to fill. 'I‘Iue fouling of many dolo—
union soomcd to 1111 that 11 ch: 1111.111 of

thin sort should I111 ourriod out by I’ll“.

Ioni'tlnturo 11nd not bv IIII1 convention

Whou tho couvontiou I'csquI-d bun-l

11113.11 this 111111 hint; Mr (inborn of N11\

lluvon pronoun-d u potiiion signmll 1y

Forty lower: of Now Huron. protest

i111: (Inuiust tho pusnozc of 1hr 11“ bur

(uncbdlnoni MI i’crty, oi ,lt‘nirflcld.

11mm! that tho,('onvonlion should 11811

thr1 utmont diligcnoo Iu'roul’tcr in tho

dispatch of business and to lost tho
t‘a'oliui: of tho dolomiton I11» movcd that
whon th11 convention adjourns; Inmol'v

row it, ho until 12:3

slcud of on ’l‘ucsduy,

but: bccn horctot‘oro.

cnrrlhd. 7
In committro of tho \lequ Mr. Will

lor rruufod hi1; unlininhod sporch oI’ ,vro»

triday in furor of his: Itmcudturnt. ilc
drrinrod that the amendment was I11-
vonul by three-fourths of the lawyers

of thr 12111111. 111111 th:'('(1«fouribs of (111.1

people uluo He ropiiod to urgnmonts

111111111 .vt'stordov against tho amendment

b1. Messrs Sperry 11nd Phelps; and rins-

ed with an eloquent pica In behalf of
his prImosmLI'hungo. A Vol.1) wos‘thcu
tukru on tho «moudmrnt with Ihl1 Io]-
lmvlng result: Whole number of

Ions c111~l.ll.'i: nocosnury for n ('hoioc

57: those voting 5111.11,.37hztiior-(1 voting

1.10 (I?

11.1 tIIc cranium
This motion \vun

 

CUBAN RECIPROCITY BILL.

, WASHINGTON. March '19»~Cb11ir~
man Payne. of the Ways and Menu1
Committee. stated today that he would
ft'aznrthu Cuban rcrlpt'ooity bill as (i11~
oidod upon (it tho Republican conferc
cure lust night. during the (luv and
would introduce It probably today. The
bill will have two sortionn. 'I'hc Iirst
will give the president authority In
negotiate u I'(11,'ipri1.1ity agreement with
Cuba. grunting 20 our cool. concessions
on all goods ’l‘lu1 second section \till
cover tho so nailed ‘ilblcv amendment
limiting the duration of recipioolty
period to Dronnbrr 1. limit.

‘L WRECKAGE STILL COMING

ASHORE.
ll.~\l.ll«‘A'X. N.S .. March lil.——-'l‘lInI'o
is nothing yet at Harrington or 311110
Sublo to indicato from what stcumor
or ship comes the wreckage that is
drifting ashore. The storm still rag
es. About twenty mattresses, 1'1qu 11
box' of oranges and some wood have
drifted ashore at Baccaro. on the east:
of Burlington bay and fonrto‘en mut-
Iresnes have come ashore. at Hawke
Point. Cape Sable. There are no
marks on the mattresses. -

 

Phil & Read.

 
 
 

 

06 9‘

Sou 111111111:
Tenn. C 1111.,

65%

U S. Rubber
Union Pacific,
Un. Pac pfd
Wabash pfd.
W

WASHINGTON. March 10-30011
after the Senate convened today a.
house bill for the re of. F E. borne,

7 was favorably

po lattices and post
nd passed. The purpose or
Ito Posmtastor

I

, _ ELEc ASES ,
wwnsnmoron; 1,1111 19 .4111 the;

, 7gfpening sesuiou of the house todeir

arm. in of the committed 011;
No.1 gave notion 1111.1 111111111
dint y utter tho 111111111111 of the 1.11111;

" and bother bill be

 

 
 
 
 

, III .610, the v34 .
(11.111111111111111 ‘

LESS THAN 300 IDLE MEN.
BOSTON. March 19.-—-With loss than

 

 

 
 

‘5 . 3001111111 idle of the 20000 who partici-
‘pated in the sympathetic strike here
’1 last weok traffic in the various trades
; affected‘ by tho. 11111111111 have resumed
‘nor‘mal courses. Prominent business
:men. labor reprosentativos and
3 members of the hints board or Arbitra

 
 
 

the.

tion are still in touch to bring about

g the settlement for the men now only

Abbot the only difficulty is the ones!

‘tion or finding places for tho old 1111211

111111 the striko is cons dared (is virtual.

7 71,11 Eottled.

E aunlEn HERE.

11111111111 of Samuel Storey son ‘
antes W. Storéy. of Norwallt who , .
oaths 1130 in the Phil- .
ippines Inland “ as was told in these .

of .
(lied general

for. Norw'ulk tot .
will be buried new It. Is expected

that. 11‘ will be some time betore they. n

11111111

01111111»; di-Eggod h
. ewL‘ondI‘i

In Knee
Brushes at (11111111111 Drawing Room. . ‘ '

0 on Mondu}: luv ‘

 

 

j Town or Not-wit

Tailor~Made 3.1115,
Walking Suits (5 Bicycle Skirts.

All of the Best Imported Clot/Is.

INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
FASHION PLA TES.

Krasovitz 8: Fox,

‘ 47 Nari/1 M5172 car. Ann St.

 

SOUTH 1101111711an
0000 Wow OLII‘IWM‘NWHI ooo
H
‘ 72
ALL ’I‘IIA'I 1‘5
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ll" 0!)
IS NEW
. 7,7
g i:’
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7:. For Iht1 homing Spring: und Suni- "7,
mor 11111111011 I11 now III. 'I‘hc wool' I”
1,: (11111 in our (..‘ll'3l.l)lll I‘).1purtmcut SC:
I ' I
If» (1111111'111'111 \i‘III'Htodo' (‘lwvioiu $1
I J
Er Flaunt-ls, in It” Il‘ue (-111 :'.-= that 1;;
(:5 will In.» worn by Itontool tli‘Eln‘rli'l'n :2
'1: ‘ 11>
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Suits to order from 1;;
i is a ‘
H (‘1
:3 1 up' if:
H 1'(
0 5;»
31101151315 to order 1;:
I.)
(‘I
:1 from $15 up. 3
:2 :1:
1‘; '1’
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3 - . -:$
é; ’I‘AI‘I.(IIIS. (‘I.I)'I‘I'III':.IIS, :.
g: IIA'I‘TI‘EIIS. FUI‘INISIIICIIS. If:
x. G,
'1" 85 Washington Street. l7
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3' SOUTH NGRWALK. :9
,2» r1113 111.1112. 13$
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JC‘OWWKKVO‘OIWU'WDC‘QOCIWIICI

NOTICE.
Speciall own Meeting

The Iuhubiluuis. Icgall rotors. of the."

 

town of Norwullt, urn horcby noiiilrd
11nd worm-(l thatit mun-It'll town 711111.14.»
i111: will ho hold in Ibo town bull, \i’uil
10111131 liiih.
III II (I'I‘Itit'lt In the 111111111111. I‘m"

ntrovt, on \i'I1IIIII1.<d:I,\'.
thofl
tho following (11111111111111, to wit:

I. To luv 1hr unuuul town tux.

I)

To 111111111 Ihc :IIIIIIIul uppropriu»
limit; for (In; support of the public
schools. . ,
it. To motto 1m nppt'opI'iutlun 111
$01.18 to moot. u Ilcllcicncy in tho unit;
tor of tho (mpunoou of tho Into colu—
brutton of tho town's 2501b unnivrr:
sury. 111111 '

(I. if doomcd udviuoblo. to outbotn
izo tho scicclmun to pay thc cost oi
the bonds of tho town tronnurur 11111!me
tux ('ollortor, whonovcr suit! scluctnicn
Shit" rootliru nuld‘ boudo to be furnish
11.1! by 11 $111: 111'in uhmpuny

llutod ill Noxivnlk, this Ilth (1113' of

Mulch A. 111002.

SAMUEL ld’NliS.
JAMES A. BROWN
WILLIAM B. REED.

Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
mil . In

odol
DyspepSIa Cure

Digests what you eat.

This premruiton contains all of the
digeswnts and digests all kinds of
food. ltgiven instant, roliet'nnd never
falls (10 (euro. III allows you (.0 out. all
tho food you want. The. most; sensitive
stomachs can take It. Brits usemuny
thousands or dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed ls
unequalled for the stomach. Child-
ren with weal: stomachs thrive on It.
First dose relieves. A diet unnecessary.

Gum all sum-111111 troubles ‘

Prepared onl byE. c. DuWI'rrk Co" Ohio
The SI. bottF' econmins Bis times the 50c. dang?

 

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To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Falrhnld County:
I hereb‘v apply [or a lloense to sell
Splrituous and Intoxication Liquors.
Ale Luger Beer Rhino Wine and Ci
(11111:. at No.1’1‘5 Washington ntreot
Town of Norwulk My place of host
11118111 is not located within 200 feet in :1
direct lino of a Church Edlfice or Pub
llc School 'housoE‘or the premisempor-
mining thereto ' any Pout Office
Public Library or Cemetery.
‘ thin 17th 1on of

 

’Applloani
We the undernigned electors and
taxpayers an (11111111111 by law, of tho
hereby ondors o the

for such‘lioenoo. _
hilt. this l'flh (lay of

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“rtlft that the donor. 1111111

 

 

 
 

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caused a continuance (1 rain and snow

mallv low temperatureo continue In the

central Florida.
1: ' re (1191:1013 mm tax. ital valleys there has been a consid-
, Emmi by l w, or the Town ombie rlsa In temperature.
_ , .1 ! 11111111311311.1111 and on the Pacific coast

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LEADING DRYI- GOODS -- STORED»

,LTriSIramtlHyatt:

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~ NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

3: o1.mommmct.oowcmnMIm

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CARPETS AND R068

:3: We are selling our large well-Eclected and well assorted stock of HANDSOME CAR-

”’5, PETS. AND RUGS at extremely low prices. which accounts for the large business we are do-
“11%"? log in this department. Just look over our line and see if you can do better or as well else-

«fii where:

-:-' Ingrain Carpets, handsome patterns .. 25c. to 45c'.

”,2“ All Wool Ingrain Carpets, bestmakc . . .. . ......... . . . 60c. to 85c. ,1
3': TapestryBrusseIsCarpctSMy... ----- ' ' """"""" .‘5OC.t085C.?
WVelvet(3:11qoet5,all(qualities..........-.~- ---------- - ,. --,~~$I-00t0$2.50.:'
.31., Body Brussels Carpets ....................... .. . ...... .. . $1.25 to $1.50. 11"»
at.» All W001 Art Squares. all sizes ..... ....... . . . . .. . $5.00 to $15.00. (If...
74.1’1'0. Brussels Rugs, best weaving. . ....... ...‘. . . . . $6.60 to $15.00. 1'5?
“f" Body Brussels, Wiltons, Smyrna and Moquette Rugs In all sizes. or
‘27, Mailings. new patterns coming to every day. ..... . .................. ..... 15c. to 60¢. ’V'“
,4; Oil Cloths. all widths and qualities . .. . . . . . . .. . .. . ......... . . . . . 251:. to 5°C sq. yd. ::
.11.... Linoleums In all grades ............ . . ........ . .. . . . .. 50c. to $1.75 sq. yd. 11:.
41 Lace Curtains, Window Shades. Curtain Poles and Fixtures. 171..
11 ...
- HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT. «g.
:3: Special sale of ENAMEL WARE-«all perfect goods; no seconds or imperfections: ::
~51.- 2 (1t. Enamel Sauce Pans, 'Igc. ‘ 2 or 3 qt. Tea or Colic: Pots, 35c, 11:9
'7'" 3 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 29c. 6 qt. Milk Pans. 19c. ‘. We
73* 4 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 39c. 8 qt. Milk Pans. 251;. ‘5‘
3; ,6 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 45c. 10 qt. Milk Pans, 29c. :I:
“7,7,7, 4 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots, 45c. 14 qt Dish Pans, 49c. ,2;
.71... 6 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots, 65c. Mixing Spoons, any size, So. 91:7,.
277.7,: or”;
'I‘ lST AM 81 HYAT'l‘, NORWALK, 1" -
R R CONN. ;.

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Fourteen yours" experience 11.15 1.1111111.“ !

us hunt to .putozrr finger dooum’fslrflu I

upon the source of Irt'ohl'r 1‘." 111'." (‘1'.: I
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THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M'F’G C0.
‘50 WATER ST“ 50. NONI/ALK.
Phone: 132.

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THE LEADING OUTFITTERS
FOR MEN AND 7WOMEN.

 

 

March always bringo the first har—

be putting on her garments of Spring.
The charming groups of 192210.:th
Spring and Summer Goad; scan at
every turn and counter of our stores
make the-7 thoughts of‘ the, coming of
Spring-owl's real 2nd near. I I

We are prepared with
select of the advance lines to meet

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Everybody. j '

SMALL DEPOSIT no W111. om: DOLL/IR
WEEKLY (mm PAID.

WEST WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

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CARGO BEING REMOVED

STONING'I‘ON March 19—— Schoon-

er Oakwood, ashore on Penguin shoal
near this harbor, remains hard and
fast In the same oasition. A part of
the cargo has been taken Out. but the
efforts In two tugs were unavaillng
In pulling her Into deep .water. All
the coal will be lightered after
which it Is believed she can be float.
ed. The blizzard that Is raging will
have the eilect of forcing the vessel
Inrthei' into the and but there In no
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ore ‘ '

WASHINGTON, T ' March 195—11119,
weather bureau says: Yesterday. a

severe storm developed which is up-
parentiv control this morning hour
the 110th New England coast. it has

 

 
 

 

in New. England and h, I1 north gates
tram New York northward. Abnor.

 
 

 
 

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115s ANGGEES MAY GET FREIGHT-L

LOS ANGELES, March I9~Tliore ‘

is a chance that Log Angelou may 1.111 ‘
the Jelfrlos-Fitzsimmoun light The .
time limit set by the (11.111111 Club for .
the accordance of its bid of $25. 000 for .
the light eioirbd .yesterday without
a. reply from Fltsfilmmono. Jellrion .
expressed much regrot that. Fitzuimu
mans had not seen fit to accept the of-
for which he considered the. best. that .
had been made He requested that
the club extend the time limit until to
night and voluntarily telomhed 10*
Flusinunons that In his opinion til
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