oommuniogtlone for
' Mid be addressed to The
James T. Powers Dilute Clarence C.
. Cram in latenciub contest.
Clarence 0. Grain. ol the Norwalk
Club, nndJ 'l‘ l’owurs, ol the Catholic
VCVIilIi. niayed the closest game in the
I: batmn these two
or can thus for played oil. the
latter winning by the score of 100 to
98. The last time these two players
i‘BCOIB of 100 to 63.
ed a much different game and won out
In a most exciting Iliiliih. For twclvo
ironies Powers led but In the Hill‘-
"‘ll’Ontli Cram took the lead by two
points The next frame the score was
tied and In the last frame the score
' iii/us at one time 08 to 98
it ’ arc is on exhibition
. it, “was lbi-rit‘erly
of Orange and was
the first earl ol Part:
to VilI‘(I was governor of
Ida. "The weapon passed through
I‘liitnds and about one hundred
eara‘iigo came 1 to the possession of
e Balfour {and y. Where it Viiow is.
to represent the Flemish
ampilViig on the dogs of Fiance.
lion
it costs something to live in MonlliI.‘
rIOIn steak 55 cents a pound; ‘-imiit
unit, 55 cents Other piices arctl
jolted. cod. 60 cents a pound: bacon.
nts; ham 65 cents;.cheeso 50
lord, 40 cents; turkey, 65 cents;
hit a, 35 cents; mullet 30 cents; lob
on} 82 each; butter. 91 a pound;
once, 92 50 each; rabbits, 60 cents; 5
res, $1. 25; lair] $150; tame duck,
5 concentrated milk. 75 cents it
Perhaps our export trade Isn't go-l
to always increase. in February.
shipments to the slight one in the out 5
In volume of wheat and to general l
line in exports of manufactured
products especially ban and steel moi
emulate the total value of the coun
try’s exports was twelve millions Iiii
dar the llgure for Februuiy last year
it still more beneath Illt" aggregate;
of February, 1900. Even very heavy
shipments of high pilced cotton did not
t the figures last month to the level i
which the country has come to regard ‘
. its normal. ,
Alarming reports have come tot
,I Washington of the threatened exter-
uation of the deer moose and cari-
hon ol Alaska because of the reckless
and wholesale killing of those animaisq
Through some oversight in the pier)
tattoo of the code of laws for Alaska
" no laws for the protection of game
were included The consequence has
can that; a numbei of enterprising;
ut shortsighted individuals have been
I tiling deer In season and out and
killing them solely for then skins in
one are employed in this industry, l
and every big snow storm is followed l
y a veritable slaughter of the iVnno !
exits. The animals ~aic rounded up
n the snow and killed by the lndians
tb clubs. , So great has been the
ghter that a deer skin brings 01in l
y cents in Alaska. The other and 'I
are valuable animals are treated in:
'2: same way. Congress proposes to
put a stop to all this and a bill will
o be reported to the House pro
Iiig a set; ill some laws lbr‘ thatii
..‘tory. A closed and open season?
Lbs established and regulations:
wn for the killing of both birds
l
» W \ , ;
HAT woMiu ass DOING. i
pphire blue is probably one oi the .
at becoming shades of this color
re to be worn this spring. I
Large collars are a rage. Mercsriz-
no is a lovely material for iii-es;
car. it to almost as pretty as it
as silk and tandem beautifully.
In» Paris they are wearing plaids.
chaps Pile told you this before—#1
‘trcnieinber As I understand it
are. usedfiiniy as trimmings in the
retro lugs. sleeve pulls, vests.
at messiah o! the brightest col-
Either the green or blue purines are
to togi’vc a touch of smartness to
plain gray. The? are as
tunings ol coats, pipings pl belts
a touch beingV'nicre appropriate at
anon than a“ heavier application.
lipase the reason the stamina.
t re considered smarter
ntonoti. but no woman will: g"
1) {he one for the other ‘A lotii.‘
s a .
account)". The power can! '
seller and amass ' ‘
W“ a“ N 2
effects mlmmenseiy
.. .2222 r 2.2:
I 8 no 0330:? In
his 1 hide! Meta silk gawn is
mum-nus much as during ‘ ‘ I
I
m oars; Those block Mo :
b1 too
be hilt of the sword is of ivory, carv I
End of the First Series in the Putnam
g'to the great decrease In corui ‘
(I Kno‘rr 90.11. Welshcit. 80
6*»)
l7—-l 10...]
23 l8——l
32—1 23
a 36 54
' 43—4} 39
47 . 50
58 .' oil-71
c7-2 .. m
‘ 75 . (I4
84 7.0
90 ' ‘74
’ ‘vn R
; Chen. a Oii'io, 451.4 45% i4
. ~ sin e N w. 222% 22934 22914 222v.
4n. gum SLP Vx§ 13424 16454 163% 16414
. .516ngan 168V.
" Nat: head
Mayor (Icmgc ll Iliixton ofllclniocil
as relciee and Frank Kelly nttcndeilVl
'to the scoring:
l’owei s I ‘. ram
‘ 7w! ii--2
III-wl 7-1
'26 i4
33 20-2
44 . :54
nib—ii ' 3i:
52-—2 41 ‘
60~1 46—4
66 55
74 62
78 73
84 82
" 89 91
9o
V100
{The match. Which will be the ilnai one
of the tournament will be piayeda
he Catholic Club one week from to-
inonow night and will be between
Club and Harry Miuiiiy. of thc Catho-
lic Club. The Catholic (‘liib now leads
in the second series by nine points.
The full score 01‘ the series is:
Noi walk Club Catholic Club
GUS KNORR WINS FIRST CUE.
-~———
Hose Tournament.
One game was played last. night in
=lhe Putnam Hose Company' 2: pool con—
test (his Knorr winning from Fred
VWeisheit and as this brought to a
close the Ilrst series in the contest hc
secures the one; “William Alexander
stile rcloroe‘ and Edward McGow
if“ the; amber. There will be a friend-
ly game tonight between Frank Dona-
hue and Ccmgc Tobev Last night’s
score follows
PLAYED A CLOSE GAME.
Charles w. thteli Defeats Charles
Schuman at Norwaik Fire Police
Charles W. Littell and Charles Schu
man, the former rated 115 and the lat
ter 125; played a very close and inter-
csiing match game of pool last night
at the rooms _ol the Norwaik Fire Po-
lice. Littcll Mou out by the score of
115 to ill) The closing frames were
especially close and each contestant
lilayod vciy carefully The score of
the game was:
I..i itteil Schuman
6—] 8
iii 4 ‘2 13
28—4.. 15
36‘ ' l g. 22
44 28—!
I46 I 41 _
56*1 45
II-l 52
71 _ V . «3 59—71
.V 76—1 til-«5‘1
=82 . 75-51
93 , , 79
100~i 87
.lOi‘
lbs 109
lib—«i liO——i
IAmzi Waters was the referee and El
mer St. George and Howard Weidcn
attended to the score boatd
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET 10:10 a m.—~Open- ';
ing prices were irregular, but the
more impertant stocks were lower. .
Evansville and Terre Haute broke 4%
on aI sale of 500 shares but immediate-
ly rallied two points. There was heavy
liquidation in the Readings the com—
mon losing a large traction.
do tell nearly a point hilt Amalgamat.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over prints Wire or m. A
Bonnie. commission broker. Swat-ts &
Corbett‘s block South Norwelk. .
_ V Open High Low 1:30
Copper, 62 62% 61 61%
Locomotive, 3254 32% 31% 31%
Am. S. R. 00.,131’34 132% 131% 132
Atohlson. . 77% 77% 77% 77%
td., 97% 97% 97 9':
nOI lo 106%, 1082.4, 106
66 68 65
46%
9% {if}: 129% 172.55
42:4 170% 170%
$225 4174 42
_ “is 9425 937,4 9374
121.00.. 32 224.51. 222 224:4
‘N‘ml'. Virgil may. 106% 1%;
' ceases. 132:4 12414 122 1249i.
wings 1§7§Vlgsfi
inns Pacific icon 100% icon 190:4
84.: 19 36 1:21?
met Cram detected Powers by the
Last night he play- I
96~1Vmcuts known only to women. A large number of my friends have .
98 .
m of the 1,6er mutton, pork any , . There will he no game this evening. been mood, and \CI y recently a dear friend of mine who has tried a:
lab in Manila comes lrom Austral ,
and la sold at the following prlceii: l t
' 40 cents" ”09h p01 k. 5i? cents. li‘rank A Van Buren of the NorwalkV;
I' :iirc you in very sliOrt time.’ ’——Mas. HELEN I‘ARRELL.
I
.I.. Olsen 100 George Flynn 84 .
i.W M. Bette 100 .l. McMahon 9!
:.L W. Leonard 88 J.Murray 100
li‘. A.i.ockwood 80 .I..I. Cahlii 100
EC. C. Crniii 98 J. T. Powers 100
Total 406 Total 475
Anacon--
ed Gripper was inclined to advance at- '
let fluctuations. Sugar lost 1%.
' ,iIIislIi'u: loii, til life
Butter
PIERCE FIRE AT BRAZIL, IND.
INDIANAPOLIS March 25—-lt is ie
pm ted a fierce tire is iuglng at Brazil,
Ind. and that sevcial business blocks
are already in ashes.
ARRIVALS OF STEANIBHIPB.
NEW YORK, March 25,-—Arrlvcd:
VStesincr VlViV‘riVosland lrom Antwerp.
Notice.
To Contractors.
Mrs. Helen liarrcll, SeCretaryWC. l‘. U.,
Sammie Lake, N.Y.,s says to ,cycry sick
Woman, "lTry Lydia E. 'Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. I know it willcurc you.”
"DEAR Mus. PINKIIAM :—Although I have never given a testi-
menial before, 1 1‘ch it a duty as well as a pleasure to advise sick
Vwomcn to ti y Lydia E. Pinkliain’s Vegetable Compound.
lily cxpmicncc I learnt it a most valuable remedy {Oi the peculiar ail-
Vn‘iimbci of physician 3 piescriptions without relief gave up in despair,
when i \din E. Pinkham' 3 Vegetable Compound was suggested to
hm. ll ms lici' inst hop'c, but it proved a Godsend to hcr~ Just the
right iiicd: t‘liit.‘ for lite, she says—~now she IS cured and just the right
mC(llClilCl or every sick woman any l-— try it and you Will find it will
$5000 I‘ ()Rli‘ldl'l‘ IF THE ABOVE LETTER IS NOT GENUINE.
\\ ii iii Vnonicii iiie troubled with iiiegulai', suppmssed or painful
.litills'lililtlll-‘ill \vclikii‘ess, lciicorrhoui, displacement 0i ulceiatioii of the
IIImIiI iliiit: lIcnrliIgdowu feeling. inflammation of the ovaiics, back-
11' iii: bloating (or flatulence), general dcbility, hidigcstioii, and nervous
beset wilh such symptoms as dizziness, faintness.
LViuisiiui is, excitab Iitqy irritability, nervousness, sleeplessness. melancholy,
‘iill gone" Iiiid “ ivaiit to he left alone ” feelings, blues, and hopelessness,
Icli y should ienicmber there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia E.
i'lnklinm’s Vegetable Compound at once removes snob troubles.
Mrs. l'inkllulii invites all sick women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to health. Address. Lynn. Manor
Wanda V ENTERTAINMENTS
Painin Stomach
Rumbllng of gas sour liquids aria l
log In the mouth; distress after ]
eating—~sz honesty you have had l
HOYT' S THEATRE
GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 28,
MA'riusY'iI/Ia NIGHT '
A play of Stiong Heart interest Pill";
(‘omcdy and limit Americaulsiii
A. Q. SCAMMON S
The American Girl
to diet. live on bland foods and
have tried many physicians' treat
ments and medicines, wnIch only
relieve and still you are troubled.
NAUS DYSPEI’tIA Clllili
Will cure you absolutely. Entire-
Iy NEW treatment.
Sand for FREE.
booklet. to by H. Crattini Doniielly.
FRANI{ NAU', 203 lIl‘OiMlWllry, New introducing [Vhp company)“. I
York City
MR on r HALL. V
TWO rays Dialliiahtncss ..
The American. Twins
PRINCE ROY and The LITTLE LADYV
MATINEE PRICES 15 and 25c.
EVENING. 25 and 50c.
For sale. by Stillsbn-Pomil Cur
poration, 82 Washington st. 80
Norwalk Conn.
Price $1 bob; 6 bots. for $5.
FORMER POLICE CHIEF DEAD.
MERIDEN, March alt—«Roger M..
Ford, formerly chief of police. died to
day it his home here at 'the age of
sixtyciglit years. He served for 20
years as headiol the police. Since his _
retirement a few years ago he has
been in pool lienlth.I He was at one
time captain or Company A First imegi
mciit. C. N. G.
25
GUNNER MORTALLY iNJURED. V
LONDON March .25. While the
Prince and Princess of Wales were
laundhing tiio battleship Prince olV
Wales at Chatham odiiy a gunner who
was thing a sol was mortally iii-
jiircd, both his arms being blown oil.
CALL 58-2.
‘1:—-r
Cheapest
WE DEAL YOU OUT A STRONG HAND.
OTHER FELLOW TO SELL THE OTHER KIND.
IA
WEIA
mid 25 a1
31 Main Street.
Is our The
IF. THERE lS. ANY KICK COMING IT MUST NEVER BE ON QUALITY. '
“SELLING A LARGF QUANTITY OI“ OUR SWEET ROSY BUTTER. WHY? BECAUSE IT IS
Office of the Selectmen or the Town
, of Norwalk, Conn. :'
Miiich 24 1902.
Sealed pioposals will be icccived at
the Selectmen' s Oil‘lcc Noi walk Conn,
up to 3 p m of the ‘id (lily of Apill,
1902. ltll the working and care ol the
highways in said town which will he
dividcd Into live disliicis. Plans and
Siliiclticntions may he soon at the So
lectmcn' s oillcc. lilds to iccclve con
sidciation must be liom icslilciiis of
the town. The light reserved to r-e
jcct any or all bids it considered to
the best Interest of the town.
SAMUEL LYNES,
JAMES A. BROWN.
WILLIAM B. REED.
m24 lot Selectmen.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWADK ssh PRO
BATE COURT. Mar, 18 A. [1.1902.
Estate of William Jennings late of
Nor.wuik In said lstrici deceased.
The Court of Probate [m the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and iii
lowcil six months liom the date hereol
for the creditors 01' said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time,
will be debarred a recovery. , All per:
sons Iiiilehtcd to said cstatc uic re
quested to make immediate paymentV
to
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Spring Opening
FINE MllLINERY
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MARCH 26 and 27.
The display will be lully double that
or last season and the selection con-
tains some of the finest designs of the E
i'nlliiiiei 2 art. Ladies of The NOI walks
and near -by towns." his, t'Oidllllly In-
\ itcil
M. F. Ackerman,
NORWALK.
V Connected with large Bridgeport cs
tablishment. '
The stone will be open until 9 o clock
Wednesday evening. ‘
At luseloff’s
Strictly Fresh
Country Eggs
15 far 25 cts‘.
V 72 North Main Street.
m.-.“
Cheapest
Best
IF YOU PLAY YOUR HAND HERE YOU WILL GET THE BEST
5. RESULTS. OUR HOBBY IS THE BEST GOODS THE MARKET AFFORDS. WE ARE SATISFIED FOR THE
BETTER THAN THE OTHER I‘ELLOW KEEPS AND SO WITH LOTS OF GOODS WE COUl D VENUMERATE
SUCH AS COFFEE, TEAS. CHEESE. CANNED GOODS CRACKERS ETC.
OUR REPUTATION HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AND IS MAINTAINED BY THE HIGH STANDARD OF
.oun Goons
. i
ii (Mr.
Neil?
FRESH vé‘oETABLEs
‘ NEW POTATOES SPINACH Larrucn canon? RADISHES Paasnsv. raasmps ETC. A LEAD
inc CARE-THE roams RAMS AND compass bacon, FRESH FROM THE SMOKE house ORANGES,
DEMONS GRAPE FRUIT CRYSTAL DOMINO SUGAR.
harles E. 59
Leading Grocer
WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY WANT WITH PERFECT SATISFACTION.
y‘maur,
ééWeSl Washington St, So. Norwallt.
GIVE US HALF A CBRNCE
and in... will give you a. whole bargain.
That's the way we do business every time... Give us a trial order this
week and see tor yourself. Watch for our annual Easter Sale next week. .
FINEST ELGIN ORDAMERY BUTTER (Fresh madoJV.V lb
'GOOD CREAMERY BUTTER (this Ella). . . ,
OOLDEN STAR PKINT BUTTER, (guaranteed)
A-L
V Tawoeiilng Reductions in our Canned Goods and 13bit Departments
saucy Mains Corn 3 cans roi- 25c l .3 hi. can Bartlett Pears: 10c; 2%
Vichy New. York state Corn. can, 2tic WV VgVib. can YSVIOW Poached {Voi- . .-_
ate ,"3 ngapore can a, ry em . V
is. .2: 2:2: ::..::: , a... ,,,
: y ‘l, l Extra large lion Prunes. 1b.; r. "12c
VV Finbot Extra Sifted Pass 2 cans for 25¢ Evaporated Applea, per pound 11c '
f3 lVb.V can. solid IV’VVaVcked Tomatoes for no . I Evaporated Ponchos or Apr-icons. 7?; lbs. for 26¢
Don' t tail to get a pound of our High Grade Tessior Coffees. They are
bound to please you. A cup and
cancer min with each pound of our 30¢: Coffee or 1 lb or our 50 or title Tea.
SUGAR CURE!) HANS 12c lb.
SMOKED SHOULDER I; lie lb.
BONDLDSB BACON, I' ’14c lbs.
Shoulders
Administrator.:.: 31‘0”“: JACKETS
» l SILK ETONS
, Floor" Tile.
EASTER OPENING OF SPRING
|TAILORED SUITS FOR LADIES,
At no time in the history at the Boston Stole has such a gathering of
suits been olleicd to the people. We have been planning for this opening
since last December our buyers have inspected all the leading. maniilacI
turei's of New York. selecting with great caic ' THE BEST TAILORED.
THE BEST STYLES. THE BEST FABRICS to ho totintHn America. You
are ordlally'invlted to attend'our opening. Yoquill‘flnd'our suits marked
one-third less than the same garments can be bought for elsewhere.
.,...
P. K. WAISTS
V CHAMBRA‘Y WAISTS
. MISSEs' SUITS
Ij MISSES' SKIRTS
i MISSES' JACKETS
CHILDREN'S LONG COATS
CHILDREN'S REEFERS
CHILDREN’S SHORT COATS
CHILDREN‘S WHITE AND
V COLORED DRESSES I
Spring Millincry
Opening
A fascinating displaylworthy ol the
LADIES' TAILORED surrs '
V , MOIRE SKIRTS ‘
i SILK SKIRTS V
WALKING SKiIl'l‘S
I SILK RAGLANS
SILK WAISTS ;
NEW GIBSON wsis'rs i
l
careful observation oervei'y admirer .
V of tasteful and stylish nililiiiery. Ele-
I
‘ glint copies of the o‘lcverest Imported
modes; large hats, tonnes, round hats,
bonnets——a wonderful harmony of col-
ms woven with elegant grace Into be-
I
coming Easter headwcar. No matter
how charmed you are with the'liat
you select. the price is sure to be as
appreciable.
SPRING WASH GOODS
Our business on “ash Dress Goods was never so interesting. Simply
because we have the quality, styles and right prices. All the new and nob-
by Gingham. Mcrcerlzetl and Silk Fabrics forVShirt Waists. '
Dimity in many styles, at lzléc and 15c.
Fine thin Muslin, spots and fancy stripes, 15c and 19c.
Fine Dress Gingliams, fast colors. the best of styles. 10c, lzbéc and 19c;
All the springiike kinds of White Goods. for Suits, Waists and Fancy
Aprons, from So yard to 75¢.
SPECIAL.-_-Foulard Silks, many colorlngs, smart new styles, at 45c yd. .
TOLGIVE UP CUBA MAY 20. ‘ ing been determined that President.
WASHINGTON. March 25—May Palms shall be inauguiated on the
20th.1902, has been fixed as the day; some day that American control of the
on which the United States will give island ceases. ,
up the island of Cuba to its people. m
The change of date was made. it notl TEAMSTER BLOWN TO ATOMS.
at the suggestion. then with the liilli FINDLAY, Ohio. March 25. —-John
approval of President- Elect Palma and Duran a teamster employed by the
his advisors Senora Tamaya and Que-é Hercules Torpedo Company, was
. sada, who won: with him at the Warg blown to atoms yesterday, while load-
Department tOday. This date shouldi ing a wagon at the
be a memorable one in Cuban history,‘ 4 city. Seventeen undreVd quaits of
for it will not only mark the acquisi- ' nitro glycerine w egg aking 22
tion of full independence lint will be shock that was lei logic ll tance of
the Cuban inauguration day it her llorty miles. .
'I '1‘. .i I
EASTE'
CARDS, cookers AND NOVELTIES
also
PRAYER BOOKS, HYMNALS AND BIBLES
‘ Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKBELLER. STATIONER, ENGRAVER.
Moi-walk, Conn.
Health by Good Living.
[his is the season when Patent Medi-
. clue is heavily advertised. but your Physi-
' cian will tell you that
azine near this
.«.i
flu I
.in'iil: .I
be '
i "‘Jri ”f:
I
49 Will otreotV.
l
and is absolutely tree from grit and ideal
forget the label.
enough to supply all your wants; Building Material 0! every description;
Portland and Roscndaie Cements Cos nan and Rockiiind Dine; WaliéPisa-
tor; Fact" Brick‘, Sewer Pipe; Flue Linings; Fire Place Ba'tli Room and
Norwalk Chronicler