mm” ”In
I"! n Stomp
““12“ oouoLAs eI-Ions
...-«...». ......»- ..
Sole Agents
F. D. Lyon 81 Go
90 Washintziou Street
$2 25. $2. so, $3. 00 and $3. so
"MFR
I i .
"Former Prices.
IIIIr PAYS TO TRADE” 5‘7
HOUSTO?
ENOH FLANNEL WAISTS
All at our line I'rench Flannel Waists on the Bargain
Table for
5.1.. $1.95,
’8.
$3. 75 Io $5. 75
.33” Car tare on $5.00 purchases or over.
NEW sTATE REGISTER.
the Manual.
I The new SIate Register and Manual
‘wh h is pIepared IInIlI'I the aupeiiis-
o of. the FIetarII of state. Wm III
"CAII and see. my display' or
BIGYCLES
‘Fhe "RAGVCLE"
via a winner.
. Also
ALoolg to your Carriages and Wag-
Ionsf l
"J‘fpalntod. and avoid the “Spring"
1118!).
Have them ovcrhaulcd and
“but mom» "I
.570 ES IN
‘ B IDGEPORT
HARTFORD
PROVIDENCE ‘I
NEW HAVEN
‘ ‘ Poisons or the secretary s oiiIIo.
Luther II. Wright '
.. SOUTHNOR WALK
I'oadI tm the public in the. 687.780 of III
“t‘i‘k. it has been compiled by Chief
( lerks Rik: hard .i. linier and Albert R.
.2 new i’oiitiiro oi’ the manual thiI-I i‘E‘lil
will be the publiI ation of the litenaod
.druggists in the state. constituting a
. dcpartmcnt similar to that of tho prur—
‘tlI-lug physicians. The minor... ata-
' totes oi‘ the state will be lir‘I’fitiritU‘d
lin the work ’l‘lII- constitutional Ion-
l voptioln. whiIh hogan Its session Jan
i'uary 1902. will be glIcu the same-
.I'ctognltlon that the- gvnoral assmnbly
roooives.
r0” lNTRODUCE
BLANK BOOKS
To THE RDBLIU:
| an) offo‘l‘ing Journals. lu‘dn-ra,
Cash. Rocord and llH’llIi't‘ Books at
, prices: that will i'i‘t‘ll set the Book .‘lob
Iit‘l'h‘ a wondering how it is dono.
:‘Illti pogo. 25c
not); page Day 45:30,
T. J. MAGNER’S.
No. 2 South Main St.
I‘
l
I
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“”09"“ Drugglsts w‘" 3" Gwen in (‘lork John C. Mitchell and Aaaistanh
A ‘.
. held rm-ontly, at which tho tollowin
‘doslgnatlon was given to the I'mpmu
’can Thread Company.
”SOUTH NOR
BIG BLANKET MORTGAGE.
Six Million: Negotiated by the Ameri-
Th read (:0 0pm
bate advlcoa from Boatoln yatato that
tho Amer loan Thread Company has no
gotlatod a blanket mortgage loan or
$ti00li.00li with the Guaranty
(I‘ompnuI of Now York. The (tuainniy
’l‘I'uat (‘onipuny formorly held the
HIOtk of the reaper-cur «Honipunloo‘
and when the iInIIIIIIIII' of thin aim-kt
was made to lhl‘( 'cutrnl company and
bonds were inauod the Guaranty 'l‘ruat I
t‘ompany agrond to guarantor them».
bonda, and in. consideration UH‘II‘UI'
took. as it were a lien or $6000 0001
on the property of tho oompanv
As it now stands. the
which were formerly operated lilitlt‘l‘I
llit'll' own names alone loan thcir idnnI
tity. This change wan IlmiItI-d uponi
at a meetln .ot. 01 board of directornl
M‘I the ‘érm 1%H1‘inead (‘ompnny ‘
I
III
.3.
“VG Dlfllllfi composing the company:
American 'l‘lIroad Company_ “"Iiiman-a
tlc mills, Willimantlo; Conn: l“"Il'iv‘
Glasgo turn 3
mills, Glaago (‘.onn.: American ’l‘brcad '
lCompany, William Clark milla. Wcater- "
.V.
Glover’s the PlaCe
The
Fitness
0
Things”
Is
admirably pivturml in tho
ELITE and SOROSIB foot. wnnr ‘ '
tor Spring. it will delight as to
burn you rail and b.» impruaacd.
wear Shaina Fit
'l‘I'unt. I .
Irompnnll'ii I ,. .. ..
' Suits to order from
Mambo
oi
Ar .
Illllll SPRING WEI-I»
TallI‘Ir-M ade Suits,
Walking Suits 8 Bicycle Skirts.
All of the Best Imported Clot/Is.
INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR «It
FASHION FLA T55.
Krasovitz 8: Fox,f?‘
42 North Main cor. Ann St
SOUTH NORWALK
CW’OOOWW'WW '
ALL THAT
EIS NEW
For the coming Spring and Sum- ’
Iner season in now In. The wool- .
embrace Worstcds’ (thorium.
irrall tho» (‘0‘. m that
will IH‘ worn by gr'ntm-I tII‘i‘I-ISI'I'H .
Flannola,
4
$15 up.
3
from $5 up.
I. IIAVS III SIIN.
TAILORS, CLOTI-IIIERS,
MATTERS. FURNISHERS.
' 85 Washington Street. 1
a}:
#O’
SOUTH NORWALK.
l 31H 2.
. 'l‘el.
tomwoo '
aoomaonuaazn TRADE.
. Arrangements Made to Reorganize the
Rubber Trust.
. ’lhc regular tradv is now good and a
dispatch from Naugatucit contains the
rationing:
‘\'I\I>I in the lIi.-toI\ ot‘ Naugnturlr
has llii‘ rubber bu<iur~ss lawn Stillilixli
as it is at. presrnt. About,35.lillti'pairs
oi“ rubber boots and ahocrihro being
made daily. and it is paid that tho
Glow company has already l'I’t‘t’lVOII :III
Iirdrr for indoor) ratios of next year‘s
business». it is thought that the (lum—
ing your will [in ono of the must pros-
porous in tho induaI‘rinl history of Nau-
Izuilk'k.
late to the effect that a new rubber shoe
factory was to bc ormtvd in Nuuua
tuck but Supm'lptcndont Schnnftrr
when spoken to oumerning the r'IIInoI.
est Store.
it buus more than Cash will elsewhere---lt’s on a par with your
Docket bOOk at the home of Low Prices-South Norwalk’s Great-
ona in our Custom llripartmcut '2
Trousers to order ,1
'l'lIIIt'I- has bean sumo talk of.
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I Ingrain Carpets. handsome patterns . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . .
tWW
‘«ram&Hyatt
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
iZWIOIK‘OWI’vClOWQW
CARPETS AND RUGS ‘
Wc -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-
ing in this department. I‘Just look over our line and see if you can do better or as Well else-
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” All Wool Ingrain Carpets, bestmake . ............ . . . . . . . . . . .. . ...... 60c. to 85¢.
2TapestryBrusselsCarpets......................... ..... .6oc.t085c.
2VelvetCarpets,allqualities ........... ...... ..............'.............$1.00t0$2.50.
”BodyBrusselsCarpcts ..... . ............. ..................................$1.25to$1.5o.
9:0: All Wool Art Squares. all sizes .. ............... ......... . .. I$5.oo‘t'o $I5.oo.
'7'" Pro. Brussels Rugs, best weaving ................ . .............. . $6.60 to $15.00. ‘
72“ Body Brussels. Wiltons. Smyrna and Moquette Rugs' In all sizes. “if“
2: Mattings. new patterns coming in every day ...... . .......................... _. 15c. to 6°C. :3;
2 (:22 Oil Cloths. all widths and qualities . . . '. .. 5.3.. ..... . 25c. to 50¢ sq. yd. “I5
’ _§ Linoleums in all grades ..... . ......... . .................... . . . .. . 50c. to $I.75 sq. yd. my.
4 Lace Curtains. Window Shades Curtain Polee and Fixtures. ' z:
. ,a .
. A. HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT. i
i: Special sale of ENAMEL WARE—all perfect goods; no seconds or imperfections: F’
; ,;e§e 2 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans. 19c. 2 or 3 qt. Tea or Coffee Pots, 35c. age
4 Ft 3 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans. 29c. 6 qt. Milk Pans, 19c. ”I“
f. "I“ 4 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans. 39c. 8 qt. Milk Pans. 25c. ’9
‘ 2;: 6 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 45c. 10 qt. Milk Pans, 29c.
7% 4 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots, 45c. 14 qt. Dish Pans, 49c.
,2... 6 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots, 65c. Mixing Spoons, any size. 8c. E
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no foundation to it. The l.. Cornice
Company rubber shop will close. next
Thursday to remain closed until a Week
from the following Monday.
and repairs. Arrangements will prob—
ably ho made in a few months {01 the.
Installation ot anothéI large engine for
the factory
The ltuhiwr Trust controls tho (‘un-
ilt’t‘ concern. and hence the following In
of interest:
NEW YORK. March L3—"'Illiili‘ 8.: (".I
and the First National bank lair;
tit-ally I'onIpIot-xl arrangenu‘uts to rc-
organlzc the finances of tho
States Rubber ('ompnny whrrcby the
floating debt of the Rubber Trust will
it i.-II'
lIc tnndod into one obligation.
proposed to issue $2,000,000 5 per rent.
I
WHAT OUR WORD DOES
at H. KRIEGER for CO. ’S
This shut?
down will in» for the annual invmuory'
prau - '
yesterday that an examination of the
i'IIited I
3 been made. and the result of this invcs- :
tigation showed that the company was :
to H.105. Details of the plan are now
bring worked out, and ii is expectod
that a formal announccnunt will be;
made in a few days.
'I‘hr floating debt or" the l'nited
States Rubber (‘ompany amounts to'
about 3$il.ti00.000. it is distributed In
«cores of banks throughout the comb.
try and the management. of this huge;
debt kept directors and odlrcrs of the
Rubber 'l‘ruat contlniialiv husr so that
when one note toll due funds should by
at hand to meat the obligation
James A. Blair. of Blair & Co. said
United States Rubber Company had
in a solvent condition.
"What we propose to do" said Mr
said that .0 W M he knew there “ .1, iirstmortgage acid notes. due from 1902 ‘Blair. “is to consolidate a debt with: 0001' 9901,13
—
iwhich the company has bran hamper-
.cd as a Iesnlt of its being so widely
distributed. We consider it good fin-
ance; as we proved in the case of tire
Pressed Steel Car Company and the
An-Irican Linseed Company. When the
proposed reorganization of the com-
pany's liabilities is effected it will be
found that the Rubber Trust will have
.canh and cash assets of ”0000,0004:
Speaking of the responsibilities that
riches bring. no sopner haveour weal—
i thy'class‘es léarnéd‘td 'pronouttce “chef"
gwlth confidence that "chauffeurs" be-
; gin to come .n.-—-Puck.
"New York." said the visiting Ger-
man. “munt be a very charitable city.
:Everywhere do I the signs see ‘Free.
ILIII’K‘II.’ You are very kind to these
"—~Evening Sun.
9WEST WASHINGTON
STREET.
SOUTH NOR WAl K
at
less than cash prices.
it gives aou what uou want at the time you want it—-Srnall De-
posit Down-FBI OO Weeklu---Cash or Credit. Reliable Goods
. Jacxugro
*‘i' ’ snons.
CQRSETSI
SHOES,
‘ 01‘ women and
Children
iTAILQR-MADE SUITS. , ‘~
MILLINERY, ‘ ‘
II UNDERWEAR
..» DRESS SKIRTS, '
.,SILK wAIs'rs ‘
.PET’I‘ICOATS, .
‘ ‘ .CAPES .
. fl CHILDREN‘S JACKETS. . ». .1
DRESSES HATS AND ‘
(saw 012 CREDIT
"31.00 WEEKLY.
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We are readu lor Easier-—-Are You?
EAST
7902
OUR
DISPLA Y
FOR
We have
Ieveruthiac to train for ManiWoman or Child. Evera-
thiag fIOIII Hats to Shoes that is needed for Easter.
roa CASH oascaiapn. $1.00 WEEKLY.
For Men ”and
Boys
SUITS.
IN...
HATS,
SHOES,
TROUSERS.
SPRING OVERCOATS.
Fukhisninos
UNDERWEAR,
BOYS"SUITS. _ » -—
BOYS'HATS. . I.
KNEE PANTS. . ‘_ . ‘
EVERYTHING TO WEAR ,
FOR ANY MAN on BOY.
CASH OR CREDIT.
$1.90 WEEKLY.
Norwalk Chronicler