SATURDAY. MARCH no, 1902'.
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533
F. D. Lyon 8100.
" 52 50, $3. 00 and $3.50
Sole Agents
.90 ”Worthington Street
Table
$1.95,
Former Prices. $3.75 to $5.75.
minors, 1105 ilaln Street, Bridgeport.
13" Car tare 0055.00 purchases or over.
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DOINGS OF THE HOUSE.
I
l
A Approprnation of $211,000 Madel
or Lights in Boston Harbor.
ASHINGTON. March 22—-\Vl1cn
he House met today a Senate bill was
paused which appiopriutes $211. 000 for
lighthduue: at the entrance of Broad
Sound channel. Boston harbor.
Joint. resolution was adopt-.11 to al-
monument 1.0. he Oiettt‘ti on the
publlc‘grdunds 11t1lu1riotte. N. t‘ to
'9 memory oi’r Lieutenant William [1‘
$101111; 01‘ the 1‘ 11th (‘nvnl111'.who was
Itl led in. tho ch rue up San Juan Hill.
Other hills Were passed as foiliws:
T9 authorize the swrctnry of wai to1
can tents for the use of the Knights '-
of Pythins encampment to be held at.
181111 Francisco; to authorize the (011-
saturation of a life saving station .11
Od’rac‘oke island. N. 1‘.
Powers (Maine) then called up
the rcontested election case. '01' N. ll.
Spears vs. Iohn l. Burnett. from the
- venth district of Alabama. 'lhe rc-
‘ port was unanimously in favor of Mr.
Burnett the sitting mantra-11 who is 11
Democrat and it was adopted.
" Mr. Mann till.) from committee on
tons No.1.theu called up the ion-
0 elections case of .l \II'KPIMII'
g vs. John L. Rhea from the Third
funky dist1ict.
. this case the majority of the com
in tee reported in favor of the con
mutant Mr. Moss 11 Republican and
' In town of the slttiut‘.
, R'hen. it was agreed that
’. hé vote shall be taken on Tuesday
next.
.. Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
Egyptu rehearsals are. progressing
very satisfactm 1' manner.
1111111131) girls 110cc present 101' the.
first. phlldieu's choi 11-. rehearsal yes
t ay and a larger number are ex-
0100 this afternoon at 2 0 0100
The adult rehearsal will be held this
evening at? :30 o‘clock.
The Association Orchestra and the
- {Mandolin Banjo and (‘ uitar (‘lub made
«new tlrst public. appeaiance last; ev-
ening at the. Hot-son lecture and re
motion and each made decided hits.
BO 11 received 11 ell merited praise
he baseball enthusiasts are expect-
. to get down to regular practice
ext week.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
THE; LITTLE MINISTER.
h successi‘ul‘and beautiful come-
p uteri at Hoyt‘s, Theatre
ght. to ai‘large. audience and in
0 most acceptable manner. with
s Ste-1:101 Lady Babble and
. Mitclfigas Gavin Dashart. The
company tit uzhont is strong and the
cters well cast. Miss Stevens
xl‘ven a most enthusiastic curtain
Ill-at the close of the. third act.
I announce
ij‘jBLANK BOOKS
E PUBLIC: '
uttering Join'nals. Ledger's.
_Rn'0’ord and Invoice Books at
that will prep set the Book Job
won-10.111100111001111; done.
gin the. sea and all turthei' danger from
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’ be three races as usual;
" ill 1" ll 1‘ 1‘1? \\‘ S.
- Locomotive.
‘ Bait. & Ohio,
' Metropolitpn 16711:.
. Pan ant-.111.
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PENOBSCOT RIVER OPEN.
BANG-OR Mo, March ‘.’2——'l‘hc P011
ohscot 1'i1e1' is now open irom Bangor
flood is past-111d The jam of ice allow.
the. pumping station darn broke. 1111 this
morning and tugether with a mass of
logs cann- down without: causing any
damage. llusincss which was sus-
pended in this city yesterday, was re-
snmad today. although many mer-
chants spent the greater part of the
day moving back their stocks from
places of safety. to which they were
taken when 111;; waters begun to rise.
VALE HARVARD BOAT RACE.
Ni W i-’lA\l1.l\' Match 220-11 in an-
here today that. Yale and
Harvard have agreed ‘upou the terms
for 1111- annual hr-nt races in New Lon.
don on ’l‘hursday. June 211, with WN-
liani Meiklcham as volt-roe. 'l‘here will
A four mile,
vac.- between the "Varsity ight-oarctl. a
two mile race betwccn the fonr-onrod
and a two milc race between the fresh-
UNION RIVER RISING.
i1.l |.S.“OI1TH. 1110.. Mtll‘til Al
though the rain has cc: 1scd failing the
11":11111 in the. Union Rlvnr (ontiuucd .to
rise slowly all night and tolay the con-
ditions are slightly more serious than
yesterthir. The water is at the high-
cs1 point ever known. it the dam gives
war it is thought. other dams and
bridge.- on the river would he nutshell
out.
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CATHOLIC CLUB LEADS AGAIN.
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DEATH OF P. H. SKIDMORE.’
l'hilo ll. Skidmorc. one of 1h.- best
known men of l1‘ni1'tleid county. died
early yesterday morning at his home
in Newtown. 1111 was born in Bethie
hem. October 1, i817. spent his earl)
lil’o farming: and when iiltoccn years
1.11.1 rcmovcd to Norwalk. Moving the.
next year to New Haven he was there
the next ten years and then returned
111 ilcihlchcm. whore ho went. into bus-
iness. in 18:73 the l'ullurc oi the
\\"0odhur1' hank involved him in ser-
ious loss and he removed to Bridgeport
win-re hc hecainc secretary and treats.-
urer of the Pacific iron Words and
riilOl‘ti1‘ afterwards owner. Ho retain-
ed the' active niangcmcut until 181111.
During his active work with the con-
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
was some slight irregularity in
opcning price changes. but the
outpeighezl the losses
vaneed its}. .
for St. Paul. [Futon Pacific,
steel stocks and the. Rubber stocks.
WALL S’l‘REiC'I‘. closlng'St. i’aul
advanced 21;; in all on heavy dealings.
but with moderate effect outhe 1.1.1.111-
ernl market. There was a rise of l to
3 in General Electric. Evansville. and
'i‘crre Hattie preferred. Keokuk and Des
Moines and Chicmzo 'l‘crn1iuul'l‘ransi'er
nrel‘rred. The active specialties ral-
iiad vigorously. Traders took their
profits in St. Paul before the bank
statement appeared. carrying it back
11;... and several other stocks declined i
to ill}. The market steadied after the
bank statement. but the buying was
not renewed with any force. Virginia
Carolina Chemical preferred rose 1%.
and Brunswick 11 point. National Salt
sold at 19. compared with ‘23. the pre—
ceding sale. The closing was quite ac.-
tive and irregular.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. '
Reports over private 'wire or E. A
Bohme commission broker. Swartz &
Corbett’s block South Norwalk
Open High
_ 113 1135.11.
32% 31”,;
Am. S. R. Co. 134 13-11,“
Atchlson. 78 781A
Atchlson. pfd. 91% 9771'.
107 it“
66% 663.;
1: .1.
133
32
1331!;
78
("-71
107
Low
132
:12 '
133
'l'l'i's
97111.
l‘i‘lil;
......
2311/.
167%;
Copper.
Bkyn. R. T.,
Chas. & Ohio, 4611‘.
Chi. & N. W.. 231%
C._M. & St. P. 1071,13
Chi. R. I. 6‘: P. 180
DJ: H. Can. 1111;;
U. S. Steel. 42‘."
U. 3. Steel pfd. 9413;.
Gen. El. 00.. 319
Lou.- & Nash-100
Man Cortisol-£133"!
.4598
231%"
169%
18111 180
.1?1% 171
42% 42%
94% 941/
321 319
101114 105311 106%
134 132% 1"" .‘fi
1113 u'lfi‘iyfi 167 11
' ' - 54‘
16814.
1301-1
171
42%
94:13
321
Miss. Pacific. 101% 1. 0% 101
l9 l9
Reading 2d.
Pacino Matt . .
Pennsylvania 151% 1513151. 151
Pepple‘s 6110.103711033102 ‘
5511‘. 5115511;
‘ :21... 3211!.
._ , 517.1
110.1551...
you
81%
\VAi. LS "lRFE'l‘ 10: 10 a. m. - 'l'herci
th.’ 1
gains'
Amalgamated ‘
Popper was depressed. Rock island ad-J
There was a good demand '
the. minor-i
6591i; '.
2319i; 3
101 _ -‘
corn he built the St. John's railroad in
Florida 11111! sold it after a few years
at a handsome profit. lic manut‘ae
lured 151110111 tire r-u'zincs {or a timc.
which he sold in the South, * lie made
money in New Orleans real estate and
hccamc one of the chief stockholders
of the New Orleans (foal Storage
Company. He had represented New
town in the legislature and belonged
to the Odd Fellows and Masons. . He
leaves two sons. Philo ll.. .lr., and Jit-
llus W.. both of Bridgeport. and a
daughter. Stella. wife of E. I.. Heard.
of (Tainhrldg’e. Muss.
RELIEF FOR ARKANSAS
KANSAS CITY. March 22min 1111 of
tort to relieve the condition 01' set-
tlers in the drouth stricken section of
Northern Arkansas steps were taken
yesterday at 1111.1 Live Stock Exchange
to raise contributions to purchase pro
visions for. the suffering people. A-
generui appeal is to he made to the
people of Kansas City.
A deplorable story or want and des-
titution was Dr ought from Arkansas. by
A. I. Doss. of Sharpe County. 0110 of
the live counties in which the suffering
sis must Intense. He 1.11118: Since last
April there has not been a good rain in
1our section. What little vegetation the
sun did not dry up was nipped by the
111m frosts. i mi'self tried to raise pens
lkaflir corn and turnips which better
than corn and wheat can stand a
.§111'.outh but even those were a failure
The kettle corn grew only 11 foot high
{and the peas not more than six inches.
The people had absolutely no source of
:income. They have had neither loud
our water {or their stock, and finally.
when reduced to the extremity. where
they had no load for themselves. were
forced to sell their cattle. horses and
mules. Their present condition can
hardly be described Many families
have subsist-ed for days on acorns
alone." The drouth condition extends
northward across the Missouri line
from Arkansas.
' “MAJOR" TAYLOR MARRIED.
ANSONIA Marsh 22—111... Sentin
announces today the marriage in this
city of Marshall W. Taylor. 0! 111511011-
. spoils better Imo’vm as “Major" ‘1‘;
film- 1110 crack colored cyclist; and titles '
or R0113 and’Mrs. Taylor where the:
bridal couple have. been visiting only
a. few friends being present
bride is tv're'ntv-slx ‘
Isaid'
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The 1
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» 310111.500 gives lament. relief and never
'i‘ueaday. Wednesday and
. Saturday.
The l~"n\orlio
tiarCouri Comedu C0.
‘Illl
COncerl Orchestra
plays.
Mutinccs
In a repertoire (or standard
EVENINGS:
Satin'da1~'i‘urn of the Tide
M ATM l I133:
Siltlll‘dfl1‘-'TIIO Stow .111 211'.
Between Acts new and novel special-
.‘ics by the host at vaudeville talent.
Special Attraction—The celebrated
’1'imu iiounn Soprano Madame B11111
in. will be. heard at all perturiu.‘1nces
n choice selections. .
The Harcourt Concert Orchestra
.1111 give half hour concerts oi‘ Inn-st
iopuiar music before the play.
PRICES:
Evenings 10. “0. 3011. Mntinecs. 10 20c.
Seats on sale Thursday.
Ladles' Tickets Monday Night, Limit.
ed to 200.
"'Thewlioolt ... the
Presidents"
By General Charles H. Grosvenor, '
20 'years Member of Congress. Pro-
nonnced 0 most sumptuous and mag
nlgtice‘ntly beautiful book e1er issued
11 the United Stilts-s Contains 28
urge. full page. Photogruvure Portraits
oproduced from the best paintings in
the Capitol Building. the Congression—
1] Library. the Corcoran Art Gallery
)[ Washington and the White House.
Both President McKinley and Presi-
dent Roosevelt posed specially in the
White House. for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this work.
This is the greatest honor ever (1011-
"m red on 11111 publication issued in
this couutr ' It Is a nork that will re.-
ieet credit upon the nation. Every
Patriotic American citizen will buy it.
Selling at sight. High class men and
women pmpioved on commission 01'
hart salary and part commission. $1-
300 1'earl1 guaranteed fora Meats
permanent work. ' .Also Manager want.-
.311 to open a small other: at home or
in home town to have charge of agents
and correspondence. looking after the
advertising and other work. Fortunes
can be made on this publication with-
in the. next three years. Write for
terms and circulars. Address‘ THE
CONTINENTAL? PRESS Corcoran
Building opposite United States Trea-
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contains at of the
gusts all kinds of
Allows you to eat all
mint. sensitive
B .oountu :-
In time. will be do
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Combined Score Placed Bevan Points
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'l‘he (‘ath Us Club now leads in the Tailor—Made Suits, Li. . . 15';
second Berle int games by seven points QWDWWW ”-
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in the pool tournament between that 1 Walkingsmfs 3Blcycle5/mts,i ’1
oi'guniultion and the N01 walk with ll 1 i . l"?
The former club takes the lead h)’ A of I," 3“! Imported ”MIL" Min . "14’
.ilii‘iinAtliiillxlll 1113:) I‘llght tdlel'atiun. its-111101;; INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR ... it'd
c . or or y 11 score .y.
to) Hitthln title drip series to: garnish FASHMN PLATES-£1: :
' 1111011 use wopnvcrumc “111 (c K 't & I: ~11 . _
{outgd‘ Lockwood by the. score or 100 raSOVI ’2 0X, :‘2’ , 1 ’
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11:11:21.1"! 4’ N01" M111'101- A1" 51- 4-- NO GA BIZ... U L ) NG' 5"
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and at the latter frame was eighteen 301”" NORWALK' 1:11.101: " 1139:16ch0012 JVJQ‘WJI‘M ..
points ahead of his opponent. hihlll a; 1- ~- ~ . -- A... . . a .
then got. down to business and was wwwyonocwow ...-.36.. 1.1.1.. .1..- CARPETS AND RUGS ,5.
not 1111' 1dod for the rest. 01' the gumw _1;' l,‘ 3'
“111.1111- ncoieoi'thc 1mm.-w.o1mk‘mm] g ALL THAT 3; 1: - We are selling our large, well- selected and well assorted Stock of HANDSOME CAR- 2:
.1 ) n x: 1'5 4,. PETS, AND RUGS at extremely low prices, which accounts for the large business we are do- .1;
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1;: ; l? _ IS N Ew 1:; .41... ing in this department. Just look over our line and see if you can do better or as well 0150- .14.
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fl) 1111 0 For the coming" Spring and Sum- 9 .03... Ag Wool I: rasin 2;. e?;ebl:::te;15 625C to 485‘: j:
{:3 17““ mar season is now in. The wool- ' I A.» T g p ' m e ‘ I l l ' H I ‘ I ' ' I I l ' D ' . I ' i I I ' ' ’ cc. to 56. 11-”;-
mml .14 (m m m". (“Mom 11- _ . .fi apestry Brussels Carpets ........... . ........ . . ......... . ...... Goa. to 85¢. e} ‘
. . . . apartment 1% . . . ’5"
7.; .57.... ' . . 9 ,1“ Velvet Carpets, all qualities .. ....... . .. . . ..... .. ..'$I.oo to $2.50.
as m... embrace 11 Ola-511.1119 (lhevlolu. 3 ~1 er
11-1 731 Flaunt-is. in ..11 dir- (-1.1 ...-1.1.1.1 1,; ’5” §?f{VBrTs:els game“ "1'". """""""" " " ‘ ‘ $1.25 to $I'50' “'1'
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lm“ score “f the “WWW 9" ‘1‘ will be worn by genteel dressers . :12 Pro B:1;selztRquusal—b:stawesa’::5g ' $$56060 :0 3’5 00 :i:
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Norwalk (..lub (.ntliolic (,luh . , ,1. '
“1. 1.. mm.“ “,0 (1. my“ 84 3 SilliS to order from E ”5: Body Brussels, Wiltons, Smyrna and Moquette Rugs in all sizes ‘1‘
11.111.111.312“ 1211.1 1111111211011. ‘31) 3 '2' 4:. Mattings. new patterns coming in every day . ............... . 151:. to 60c.‘ :9
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11 A Lockwood 110 1. .1. (dump 11111 1,; $18 up. 1- .v. 011 Cloths, all Widths and qualities .................. .. ..... 1 .......... .. . 25c. to 50¢ sq. yd. 13-1
Tom 7;” Tm 1i '1‘]: 9 . 1 ‘ . Linoleums in all grades ........ .. .. .................. . . . 5°C. to $1.75'5q. yd. fig...
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Last night's game was refereed by Qt Trousers to order .. - Lace Curtains. wmdow Shades, Curtain Pale“ and Fixtures. “7'
Frank A. Van iluren and‘the scoring , ~ HOUSEFURNI ' 11?.
was attended to by Frank Kelly. ~ 1 .1; ‘ '
;rh1‘l;(; will be no game. this evening from .$5 up. ,1; SHING DEPT: :1;
mt. .' outlay evening Clarence (3. Cram . " ~
10111.1. '1‘. WWW Wm “my. . 1 1: 9;” Special 53; of ENAMEL WARE—all perfect goods; no seconds or imperfections. . 9;
.__.. ...--. ‘ '- ~11.- 2 t1namel Sauce Pans 1 c. 2 or t. Tea or
SOUTH NORWALK CLUB P°°L' ‘ ' g '7'"- qt Enamel Sauce P ns, 9' 6 3131 1k C0366 POtS. 35c :3
1-1. 1111111011 and want-.1 limiwnii , , . «.1 .4.- 3 q. a ‘ 29“ qt‘ '. Pans' ’9“ 3;
311011 1130(IHIIL 111111-011 in the 80111111 1? g“ 4 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans. 39c. 8 qt. Milk Pans, 25c. ”5’
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"mm. mm “m by a mm. of 100 1 111.011.... Q“"T,““ER§ 1:. 4‘“ 6 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 45c. 10 qt. Milk Pans, 29c. 11‘
m g.- ' 1 ' '._ ItA'l‘I‘l-ilts. [- Lilia-1811111111. ‘ ~1- 4 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots. 450114 qt. Dish Pans, 49c. , 1;;
liodwcll l1‘it'l1 ‘ ' . I ' -
5.4 “It . 85 Washington Street, ‘ ... 6 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots, 65c. Mixing Spoons, any size, 8c. 0;.
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- 31-..;- 11111 MONDAY, MARCH 17
Is the greatest kno‘hm lime and labor
saber.
Fourteen years‘ experience has taught
us how to put our finger immediate/)1
upon the source of trouble in all dis—
abled electrical appliances.
ECDIIPANY
rm: LEADING ournr-rERs
ran MEN AND WOMEN.
Reina correctly (camped we can repair
quicklv---~Ihal means less expense-m
sapz'ng time is sa'blng money. van lam-w.
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M 'F' G CO.
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 WATERST., . $0. NORWALK.
Phone 132.
.
March 15 Here
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March ialways brings the first har-
binaers of Spring. Nature will soon
be putting on her garments of Spring.
The charming groups of New. Fresh
Spring and Summer Goods seen at
every turn and counter of our store: L
make the thoughts of the coming of
Spring more real and near.
Glover’s the Blame
“The ‘
Fitness;
0
Things”
in the
We are prepared with the most
select of the advance lines to meet
your wants. and in no other store in
the world pain you buy so conven-
lently as in our stores. '
Accounts Opened With
1 Everybody.
SMALL DEPOSIT DOWN. out DOLLAR
WEEKLY yum mm.
is admirably pictured
ELITE and SOROSIS toot wear
for Spring. It will delight as to
have 100011" and be impressed.
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RIGER 81 00.
WEST fiWflSHINGTON STREET.
.5001?! EUR WALK.
sowsu'r'ilorica. 1 .. .
_.....—.
DISTRICT or NDRWALK. sis... Pre- ‘ Pausspn Wins smmo ouP. _
2:3? 03%; 3:33;: :6?- $9021 ‘ LIIVERPGOLi March 22—1110 Liver.
e 0 1‘ B 9 0 1100 spring cup :‘10! 1.000 sort-nelson)
NONE“! In Mldwflmficl 138% ell- tor three veer olds and upward: one
The Court of Probate, for. the Dis- mile and three tnrlongs at the third
trlct of Nomlk. truth limited and al- days racing at the Liverpool Spring
‘lo‘wod six months from the date hereoi meeting today 11103 won by Pelisson.
tor the creditors of said estate to ex- Glenda was second and Black Sand
hibit their claims for settlement. W38 third Eight horses ran.
Those who neglect to met their ac ‘. ‘
roperl‘ attested 111111111 said 1 Aluminum WENT Apnouun. .
All snub ooh. 11ml. 22.4% no...
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SWITZERLAND-1W
BERNE. Switz’erlarfil.‘ March 22.;-
The Bundesrnth today rejected the
proposals at the Federal Anaemia
inviting the government to join wit .
other states In approaching Great,
Britain on the subject of the concen- . ,
trutlon camps in South Atria 0n the‘?‘ "
‘ ground that Great Britain had already
taken measures to relieve the “no...
lag and that the resuits should pg
awaited
line stun-r Mmdam
mail-
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