P ALLII'II ‘ ‘I
Lemur
Mon Storm:
Sole Agents
F. D. Lyon Ii 00.
90 Washington Street
23. 32. 50, 33. OO and 33. 50
H“
Former Prices,
0 oi our fine lrench Flannel Waists on the Batgaun
Table for
$1.95,
$3. 75 to $5 75.
thoritles Will Bring Suit.
M NTViLliFJ, Mnreh flow-Mary June
hurnt‘hn. who died IIeI’Iently in the
to n poor house left. two bank or.-
iv iIud Norwich bunks t‘oI
‘ ,‘years- Theda-eased woman
in her pocketbook III tilt? limo
nth while the. town .IIIthoII-l
. It? I
thor‘ little necessities
lgwhit‘h “nu Iii‘ IIIIIVIII'I‘IIl leuIIIs
ontop‘er‘ty to II nephew who liIIII~
Attorney Donald '1‘. PIII
_ Norwich 1qu been numed no
I;tor. The authmities lIIIIII taken
to bring a claim againut the es-
hoartl‘ wlIiIIh .it is expected.
ll cover all that ““5 loft in the do
need fl ‘
STRIKE WILL Bl-i ORDERED.
Y»
one the Pittsbhrg Railway Com-
any Grants Conference.
SBURG. Mutt-h 20-"Ullitlrls :I
nee is granted by the Pitts
_ lwnI Company to the (iiSSill-
employees of the W est End
on before 7:30 o‘clock tonight IIIII
Iict‘cxeoutire board oi“ the Knights
1' editor will order a strike. This
eeided ‘on {mm It tilSt‘llS‘iitill of
mi bouts at a DIPPiln" of thII our
‘v‘eeg this mm uiug
9 men will 11”] reuulnIlI untli
night: and then tuf'n their ears in-
» a barn. The mon‘ on the night curs
li‘run until than time. is up III 0
ck in the morning This will
mplotoly tie up the system. The
'ik‘e will he in the IIIIiIIstnI‘eIIIIIIIt of
discharged men and regular time
unis. The. company announces
ntention or using odice clerks and
vectors in case or a strike.
titer
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
DODBUBY. Mulch 20 —-l)espon»
on account of poor health and
troubles, Mor riti. Gr is“ old.
‘. nor of Bethlehem hid himself in
ha, mow and drunk two ounces of
mu. Fiionds found him in time
maelr with a knife but the. wet).
Was snatched away. Ho .3 being
(led hr relatncs now
inn—2*“..-u
banana)! 9.».st TO LEAVE.
OODBURY. Mort-l1 till—Ji’he ReI.
Lockwood pastor of the Metho
piIIotIpn'l Church of this town.
Rf- flu? urpose to leave here
t P conference V'eal' and
New York Git'. He has
Iuylng her poutage utnmpu,
a .
armed the official board of the. ,
Louis and San Francisco and Intel-no»
‘ Reading,Ir a small fraction.
' mor‘ements were conflicting but the
tented General Electric North Ameri.
can woolen motel red Shear Metropo
. Iain Northwestern and Tenn.
1
“and 871}. 88% which represented In
‘ Mr. MorganIto go There.
LONDON. Murrh 20—»-'|‘lIe Yachting
World IIIItlIusiuI-ItiI-ony hallo the rug»
gestion that. .l. 1’. Morgan Inuy race the
(,‘olumbin in .lIIIIropean ‘waters. as being
It businesslike and sporting deolnrntlon.
and Ileelnres that nothing would so on-
thrnll public interest as it series of
Inutrhes between tltI.I tumour-I IIIIp de-
fender undone of the Shumi'orlts. pro»
l‘ernbly Shamrock l The paper adds:
"One great udrantuge of such n series
sailed in British waters would he to
settle in it mt‘iiHlll‘tl the vexed question
whether. in rareu oft Sandy Hook the
British challenger must iti\\'ti.\"i-l‘siiil to
some IlisaIivnutnge. illiti it would nlh‘o
deride another drhutulllr point \I‘lIlIIh
him much exercised ”if? minds.
yIIIIlItIIIIII-In slnre the two Shamrocks
sailed their trial races in lSllll, namely.
whether. with her nitm‘ed» suil plun
thII older boat is u murh inst-III \‘tmur‘i
than when IIlIII made her fIIIIIIIus bid for
the run."
N. V. C. R. R. HELD RESPONSIBLE
AUBURN, N. \T., March 2IZI»»-(3IIron‘er
Laud lodur uunounIed his IIIIIliI-t in
the Aurelius “let-k on the \l'IIII York
CeIIlInl, in which six liIes \II'IIIII lost
HII finds that tine accident was dut-I to
the recklessness und (Invoiessxloou of
Engineer Durand und Conductor i‘iut-
lIIi', of the. wrecking trnln. whlIIlI was
running: without orders and hilti no
right of way. The truin I-Ihouhl llon'l
have left Cayuga until the pnsnonger
train had passed. He. I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIls that
the New York Central double truck
the Auburn brunch. [lititt‘irt Attorney
Dayton intimated that. Conductor ilut
ler would be. arrested und held for
Innuslnughter. Miss Caroline Woh»
ster, of Genovn. the. angel of the wreck
has been rewarded with an annual
pose on tlIo‘New York Central.
TORPEDO BOAT RENAMED.
WILMHEMSH‘AVEN,, Prussia, Mar.
20.»—~EIIIpII.ror William has; directed
that n former torpedo boat. used now
as a guard ship here. shall be renamed
"Alli-II Roosevelt."
, RHODES SLEPT WELL.
CAPE TOWN. Murrh I20, 1210 I). I’ll.
wGeri] Rhodes ililtl a good sleep this
afternoon. His physicians have prom-
ised that if DOSKibie he shall sail for
England next week Dr Jameson does
not Consider this to be impossible.
LONDON WOOL SALES
lONDON March 20. «The. wtiol
sales were continued today with a
huge attendance of huI-eis The gen»
eral tone is firm with line made-s in
good demand.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 8.. m.~—-Open-
ing price changes of stocks were. very
uneven and irregulaI There were
gains running to near It point in bi.
Paul Metropolitan Street Railway St
tional Paper Dwnmille and Tom:
Home and Chicago ind‘I‘anapolis and
Louisville hint about. a point. and
The deal»
inzs were small. ’
WALL STREET ii
II. III. Price
range in the Specialties was not as
wide as yesterday Libel n1 selling of
iitan Street. railwav Reading common
and 2nd preferred. Delaware & Hud
Goal to
extent of 1 to it points.
and hicago,‘ Indianapolis and Louis
ville met support a d more than wiped
an» heir openl Insoles». Colorado
contes‘ Gag New York“ Chi
20am] St; Louis St Paul and 8t
uis‘ and San Francisco common _
second preferred mode. gains 0'
ml: to 11%, and 1331.. A‘upehens
over the labor dispute directed thh
pre {erred were dealt in at 331,; a‘ 34%
sharp rise over testerduv.
WALL STREET 1 :5. mL—SII‘nul an
cons bidding up of Golomdo Fuel and
North American. while it put the tor.- I“
- [her I! points otter yesterday' 5 close. and
letter 4 2 above the lowest caused “1
dterftone to ‘
, my oflleiul duties and not. protecting
IIl’ -
0n the ,
and Evansviiii‘zr It: Teri-e H‘aiite _
coolers. corn products common and.
7 rule pendent ml... all at th
3 tool! Itgiveuinsmnt voliofand never
l
lilIIiIIIuI’l‘IIiIl ”iliiiillliilliii iiiiil‘.
iIIl llIIIl i'l‘Siliiili ilisItIIIIIlIIIl
Tailor~Made Suits. I
W It ‘ .‘
“00080 [0008?“ 1.122325: “"5"
IINSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
FASHION PLA TES.
Krasovitz 8: FOX,
by tlIII foreign other thnt charges are
greatest utreos being.' laid on the-oliv-
g‘utlon that l am not. conducting the
fight ngninut exclusion nu uuuresvlvull’
as the t‘t'iilipiiliiiilllii-‘I think i should.
Another charge is that. l Iu‘n neglecting
the interests and welfare III' my mum I
irymen. We are informed lIyilIII for»,
sign oiiiIIII that the IIluIrgIIII he or the
0" "ll“ imll llllfi liilf'gl'illllli’il me i" ll“ IInIlIrnIIII Worstedxs' (llIIII'iots.
vestigutr and learn their sources. ‘ .
There are n number of charges. the . l‘lflllll‘rllh‘. lII all thI-I (“III-It's thin
* Trousers to order:
85 Washington Street,
.. WWIWOWWGWJOI'ND
ens lu (llll‘IiillriLOm Department ,,
, will be worn by geIItI‘IIIl Ilreusors .‘ '
Suits to order from . 5
$18 up.
from $5 up.
DAVIS ll Sill.
TAILORS. CLU'FllliIJRS,
HA 'i‘TERS.’ F‘l} it NISH ERS.
sot 'l‘l-i NtlltWAlJI’.
'l‘el I:I:I-I
book.
LADIES Inna
PENNYROYAL PILLS
{Pynedlotc teller. no denim, no pain.
In! to! your by hailing {our time. llnmimdv oi tun.
moulds. Atrial win tauvhwe you oitlIeIr Intvluvle um
in one of liigplt‘tlnm
8N0 MEDh‘llliE CU . iiIIx 1935‘ costar. "58$
Id Th
'3 III. iii!
DB.“ KING’S
Bier Grown Bron-i
Mud II II mm for ”mole and
All i'mnglei HI: by null bi . thug
imprint of the Six Companies. 1 in»
formed the I‘IonIonnles 'l‘lIIIy III Inn-e ..
entered a disclaimer on their minutes. .
and that disclaimer will be i’orwI‘IrdeIl ‘ i
to the minister and by him to “III for» .
eign (Jilin-.1 IIIn lut‘onuod that the .
Sigllililll'Pt‘i .InIl iIIIuIlnt of tlIII compon-
iIIu :IIII foIgIIr.itIII it in quite possible ..
that. the I-lu‘II'ngk emanated from dia- ,
IzIIIInilI'IIl hlghhiuders incensed nt theI , ‘
IIiTI'II‘tI‘I to stop their pruetiees."
A pruininelit member ottlnI Sixtiom»
IIunlIIII said: ”We were informed thnt . .
thII charged comprised tII'IIIIly-IIiglIt
articles. One was the IIlIIIruII that ii
grunt. deal of his time IIIIIII devoted to
his rIIIIinu stable and that his jockeys
WOI'fl the notionalcolors. yellow dra» ‘ .
goon locket. Till? royIIl government
will not permit this,” "in-III there were
other charges of oilleial and personal
misconduct. The charges against tho
minister were that he lIIIIiprIIvioquy
been notified of all this. but had failed
to call the. eouuul to account and in that
had shown neglect of his duties."
Minister Wu and Consul General [in
You“ lil'tIl brotlIersdu-luw.
Follouing iii an itemized statement
of the estimated IIIeolpto and expendi
tures of the Town of Noruulk for IhII
ensuing your loitether with amounts
to boI IIII. IIlIIIIl for tunes
Administration and expense.» anointed
Ptilllit‘ salvo i‘sg,
lioud qunIII' ‘Citi‘
'I‘ . -. l.5:.I,IIIIII.IIII
MNtIhwuik.' ‘Imw
Rood monIIICitI So. Norwulk. 1 41810
'l‘oII'n Court, 4,000.00
'l‘IIII'n clerk's other», 1 300.00
Town attorney, . 350.00
Town hull, 1.800.00
Tax collector; 1.900.00
U ndertakors. 300.00
Free text books. Ii “000 00
Repairé of roads. 2,.I00. 00
Eraning schools, 1 H100 00
Town poor, 12.000.w
Bridges 4,000.00
HiglIIyaIu. 5.000.00 .
Interest account 15,000.00
health officer, 150.00 _
Sinking fund, 1,000.00 I
$1238.17I'm30
RECEIPTS.
$04,912.81 '
22.00000
7 mill tong
County Commissioners, 1.. l...
Public Schools. ‘ 11.000.00
Poll £2 com. tux. 1.20000
Town Court, 1,500.00
Dog tax 100000
State for bridges $00.00
31321128!
$101,091.00
21000.00
71/; mllltax.
County Commissioners. l.. l...
Public Schools, 11.00000
Town Court. ' l.500.00
Dog tux 1.000.00
Poll 8: com tax 1.200.0‘0
State for bridges, 500.00
‘ ‘ 31.38.891.00
Grand list, 1901. $13 358.883-504.»
91.2 81
Estimated expenses “38.17550
7 mi ill 513211281
FOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
{Ilii Niiilliiil. BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
.II I l ., 4500.00 ‘ "
Ailgliitfllool‘:( ' SINK)“ can’ta’e 5700. 000 00
Board 0t" lit-lief. 1.30.00 gurplus’ 3’00‘000.oo
County tux, 2.?0000 _
'l‘uwu titlLliOi‘ii, ‘ 000.00 Other Profits. 330,000.00
Town t‘it’t‘iiOIL 3003.33 .-.-....-._,.,
i:.n Illnout military, 15 . .
”fin: mi; . 533mg IOHN II. FERRIS. Prt‘sititilli.
IL i“; , . ‘ . ‘ .
Fonimhim'ti i1: . '41,..60000 “6°.“ M' l‘é‘i‘fi' casnmr!
IohnH. Form
lohn H. Knapp
John H. Light
Josiah R. Mervin
Accounts Solicitod.
ARE STRONG. HANDSOME
We loan ' them in those who wish
to mine up stun]! sums at home
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Open daily from 9:00 to 12:00
Saturday evening 6:00 to 8: 00
.r..
DIRECTORS: ‘
Henry Sayinour
a, Christian Sworn
» ,, E. H. Mathewson
«Samuel Grumman
J. Wailae‘o Marvin.
Oxidized
Safes
AND USEFUL
For ‘ portiaiia rs
call at the bank
souvn amount
sums um
{:00 to! :00
Deficiency, ‘3 0.60269
7% mill » $138,891.00
Expenses, . $138.1’5.50
715.50
Surplus, ~ 3
SAMUEL LYNES.
JAMES‘A. BROWN, .
WILLIAM B. REED. ,
Selectmen of Town ot Norwalk
digestgnts and digests all kinds of.
no tocure. It. allows you to eat. all
the foodyouivant. Themostsensltire _
stomachs can tannin. i3 its _
one or dyspepti
after eve thing so at
mind I
"The . Book ("If the
By General Charles H. Grosve‘nor,
20 years Member or Congress.
nounced the most sumptuous and mag-
, njgflcentiy‘ beautiful book ever issued
in the United States.
large? full page Pit ho
reproduced fro
_ the Capitol Build
j al Library" the AC moron Ar‘t Galler
or Washington II
J Both Presidént
dent Roosevelt p on specially in the _- ~'
White House tor- "their nertraits to he
‘ used only and ex ‘
.Thls i l moi
ferret;
. m“ t
Patriotic Amoeba
President‘s"
Pro-
Contains 28
ogravme Portraits.
e beet paintings in‘
the Congression
e White House.
niey and Frost»
lusively in this work
not honor oIe'r eon-
on on chotiou issued ‘in‘
I'J' it is a work that will re
Upon the nation .Fvety
F Tapestry Brussels Carpets . .
Body Brussels Carpets .
Ill
1
l
I
i 47 North Main cor. Ann 5!. Q,
. I SOU ORW L
IlIIIIIII. III I'lllIIIIIIi 'llIIIi l‘IIIIIIIlIIiIIlI ”l N 4 K .
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. iil'lliillii lIIhIIIlIIlIIlIIIII ....W.........,...m......I...Wong; 3»
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‘SAN FRANCISUQ Murrh {Ell—Grove *5 V.AlJlJ THAT ‘1 “f":
chart-.95 ugnlnut Chinese (‘onuul (lenIIIIIl 1‘, ‘ ' V *5“ ,
Ho Yow. designed nine to iiirulput.‘ if; ‘ 3! A, mg in this department.
Minister \Vu 'l‘lIII: lI‘uuu. oil under the 9). ‘ t he , -
uenl oi' thII Six (.iompunleu, ii'“ on ill» ’4; , I ‘ w to.“ , .
:1; the‘f‘oreign otlIIIc In Poklu. the. 1,: rm m i. q ; i S ‘ Ingrain Carpets, handsome patterns . . . ‘. . . ..
.3 Iron II. II today. When lIItrIII'tI-IIreu in x ‘ ' " "m ""95 ‘ "NM "m Sum- 3? ‘ ' .
regard to theI mutter Ho Yow IIIIiIl: RE mer sounou is now in. In". wool- A“ Wool Ingram Carpets, beStmake ‘ '
4. "Yes. the minister hula been informed ‘ i ‘
' Velvet Carpets, all qualities . . ..
All Wool Art Squares. all sizes
Pro. Brussels Rugs. best weaving . .,
Body Brussels, Wiltons, Smyrna and Moquette Rugs In all sizes
' Mattings, new patterns coming in every day.
Oil Cloths. all widths and qualities . . . . . . .
.3, Linoleums In all grades ..
Lace Curtains. Window Shades, Curtain Poles and Fixtures.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
Tristra tHyatt
NO. ‘2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
DWQWDMK‘OI‘WW
GARPETS AND RUGS
We are selling our large, well selected and well assorted stock of HANDSOME CAR-
PETS, AND RUGS at extremely low prices. which accounts for the large business we are do- . ‘
Just look over our line and see if you can do better. or as ‘ Well, else-
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-It»i»»t»»t»»§»t»t»»t»t»r~t»t»em ‘
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, 25c. to 45c.
6°C. to 85¢.
. . 60c. to 85¢.
($1.00 to $2.50.
$1.25 to $z.5o.
. $5.00 to $15.00.
. $6.60 to $15.00.
It...-
new»
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”2%
8?“??? {:-€»:
15c. to 6°C.
.25c..to soc sq. yd.
son. to it! 75 sq yd.
"fr
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It...
.2;
4%
Special sale of ENAMEL WARE—all perfect goods; no seconds or imperfections: :3:
2 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans. Igc. 2 or 3 qt. Tea'or Coffee Pots, 35c. 90;) 7
3 qt- Enamel Sauce Pans. 29c. 6 qt. Milk Pans, 19c. 9? '
4 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 39c. 8 qt. Milk Pans, 25c. :Z
6 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 45c. 10 qt. Milk Pans, 29c... “it;
4 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots, 45c. 14 qt. Dish Pans, 49c. “56
6 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots, 65c. Mixing Spoons, any size, 8c. .2.
I1.
TRISTRAM & HYATT NORWALK, GONN.
out igiiiri “FII’I’III’I'WFIII‘ IIIWWII’FWI‘ lithium"? Ii iIIi’ twine Monti 23'qu *0‘*D*t”t“*l>”i‘* Iii
THE
KNO WING
HOW
Is the greatest kno'hm lime and labor
su'ber.
Fourteen years' experience has taught
its how to pot our‘fi'nger {nimedinte/y
upon the source of trouble in A” dis»
ablea' electrical appliances.
Beinq correctlv (numbed we can repair
quicklv»-»~tlmf means less arrow-w
saving time 15 Swing money. van know.
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M'F’G C0.
W. R. THOMPSON, Manager.
50 WATER ST.. SO. NORWALK.
Phone 132.
Glover’s the Place
“The
Fitness
0 L _
Things”
13 admirably pictured in the
ELITE and sonnets toot wear
for Spring.I It will delight us to
have you call and be impressed.
lieu Sines Thatllii
D c. DEWOLFE, um n, or
Bridgeport. lot-£125..
Bridgeport. Co‘nn..
. I‘ November 16, 1900.‘
Dr. Dick’é Medicine ('20., ‘
._ South Norwalk, Conn: .
Dear Sirs: I can with confidence
citizen will buy it
. on- commiIIaion or 1
line“ commission. :1
teed for a real ”5
. Also Manager wauti
reemnmend Dr. ’8 Medic. cine.
use, it. accdmpiiah oil which is chitin-
ed 101‘.“ I cane ‘orse itus oteepeo-
lint: efficiency in La Grippe, Malinda and
.Rh‘eumatism: ‘
s . Sincerely yours, .
i). G. DeWOLFE, M 1).,
‘ No. 509 ll‘alrneid‘ Avenue.
PROPRiATtON aILLf“
Tobin
of;
“ the Fish murder.
I
blngors of Spring.
rm: LEADING nun-links.
ran MEN AND women.
March always brinds the first 1181's.“
be putting on her garments of Spring. ' ‘
The charming groups of New. Fresh
Sprlhg and Summer Goods sun at“
every turn and counter of 0111' store:
make, the thoughts of the coming of
Spring Imore? real and near. ' 7
r We are prepared with the most
saint- of the advance ”no: to moot.
your wants. and in no other More in
the world can you buy, so convert»
lowly a; In our stores.
Accounts Opened With‘
Everybody. ,
SMALL DEPOSIT DOWN. ONE DOLLAR
WEEKLY UNTIL PAID.
H. K 1 BER
WEST WASHINGTON SIREED
Nature wlil soon
CO
‘ SOUTH INOIR WALK.
JUSTICE NOAIII DAVIS DEAD.
NEW YORK Marci] zu.—-Nooh Do»
via. formerlyu zinstiee‘ of the ultimate
court of this state died at his home
here today of old age. He presided at.
the trlain of William M. Tweed tor of-
ficialmalteoenn‘ce. andE. 8. Stokes for
Justice Davis was
born at. Haverhill N H.. in 1818, anu
was brought to New York state by his
parents in 1825 He practiced law for
a time in Bnnalo: was a justice of the.
33mm; Donn. from 1186 SSH! to 1868
. for the southern district of New York
and from 1882 to 1887 was again in“
justice 01’ the Supreme Court. .
«James Henley, aged thirty-five, was
found dead today in :an outbuilding 01
the ’1‘. O’Gorman'terna. Erpoeure and .
heart. disease are supposed to have ,
Norwalk Chronicler