.I H" ‘ ‘“ UnionSt-mp
solo Agents.
F. D. Lyon 8100.
m» 90 Washington Street
$2 25, $2. 50, $3. OO and $3. 5O
“IT PAYS TO TRADE.”
T HOUSTON’S.
“Our Superb Showing of
(iiiidily in her (I
where.
EASTER COSTUMES
Jackets". Skirts and Waistn is now at its best
and the prices are lo wcr
Our assortment includes High (‘ lass 'I‘IIilOIed Suits Long and Short
:G’oatn Tailoi made Jackets. 'l'ailor- -mIIIlc SlIiI-Is, lllHCSHlllllliCl made Waists in
The Variety is here. the
duality I-ouslIlIII-Il, than else
j all the newest styles and most popular matetlnis. ‘
H YOU .Alilfl COIIlIl -\l. LY lNVl'l‘El I TO lNSPlII‘C'l‘ ’l‘lllIIM.
HOUSTON’S, 1105 Iiain Street, Bridgepo'II.
M“ Car late on $5. 00 purchases or over.
. TODAY IN WALL STREET.
“ WAII I. S'l‘iiii 1'? 'l‘ 10:10 II. III «The
opening InovI. meut of III ices was into;
‘ulnr and in some of the specialties
rather feverish. - United States Steel
. stocks. hardened II fraction. but the
' Stocks of minor steel corporations
Word nusyund AI‘nericaII Car dropped
over a point. Sales of 3.500 shades of
Ainalgnmated Copper “me made at
65 and 65 cents c"ompIIIed with 65th
last night. United States lIoI .Ither pro-
f Id advanced a sump inaction.
TODAY‘S QUOTATlONs.
, Reports over prIvate wine of iii A
. llobme, conunisnion broker. SwaItz c
Cdrbctt's block South Norwaik.
Copper~ III‘I tili iii)
aQCOlllOthI‘. :il-‘lc til it 311.;
Ann. S.IR.‘CO.. 132M. l33 ‘13]
:Atchison, Tilt. 771.4. 77
. A‘hls‘on pfd.. 967 II 97 , Elli-'51.
, .B 100' “)be
'" dBlfwn R ’I‘..
it. IIIOIIIo I055.
lid 1/4
M.&St. P tdl-‘II. lineal. iii-lily“; IIIF.
Chi. it. l 8. P my. 1785“. 17W, 173
’ D. & H. Can” 173 17:
th Stool I‘lln Bid; iii... 42%
I PU S. Steelpid. ”4% 945/3 lili‘n
‘r tin. lfll. (‘0. .2i3 435 322i
' LOU. & Nilliilll. 1057 Hill . 105'»;
Minn Consl . 133 “331,2; 13212.".
hietiopolitau I II
ins. Pacific, 98%
Nat. Lead Co. 137...
.N Y C. & H..lI32I‘Tu
NI Y. (.I &.W..ti21,.{_.
‘ Reading". "3d. IIT'Ii.
Pacific Mail l3
Pennsylvania lI'III
Phil. &Read. 5“,};
P & R. ptd” 311,;
San. Railwnv 122%
30' By pid. 13.37..
Son. Pacific 6.1va
Tenn. C &l Thin;
U. S Leathei l3“.
Ur. s. Lea. prl., 841;.
.Ui-IS. Rubber. 17
Union Pacific. 997..
’Wabnsh pfd.. 43%;.
. West. Union. 90%.
EAS RUNNING OVER INDIAN.
VOODS HOLLIS Mass. ApIil {iv—A
terrific sea was Iunnlng over the
shoals today. dcinging the steamer III
(thin stranded OII Sow and Pig ledge
Netwithstanding the tIIIbIIlenI state of
the water the I" Il holds together
and Contain \Vce .5. of the (‘uttyhunk
155
ill 1/.
1321i;
77
ll?
lll57i~
641.1,
325
Ioatg
133
lliil
Sill-3,}
187k
lu2::
HZ'g
(is
437:“
lint.
In". I;
til It»
323a
94
dITI
on”; :Is -.
lli- '" I,-
331/:
hi 1/2
13",.
149%
.‘di-ei.
ts'l ‘II
33M
I) ”l .‘
($13.;
TII‘.~'_.
Hilf-
I‘d-ill
lIiI'II‘E.
937,.
lihl
32%;
lib’ '53.
ill ‘4
l at)
571,.
fill, 13
3le
94
H7)
7031
H 1&3
Nil 1/53
17
Hill”
H I'IB'I
an
I7
IIIII
421,3.
sin-"y. '
,i s‘nvlng station Icports that the
boat is intact
The Ernanon Whist (‘lnb will not
a meeting this week owing to ill—
ness of some of the members.
George Van Karon. the East NorwIIllI-
ider. while. driIlng across the lion—
street railroad lnidgc. I 7-.sthIlay
iiided with an ice wagon and (on)—
iletely wrecked his vehicle. The horse
was thrown and it was some time be-
ore he was helped out of his prediIa-
t.
BIG JOB OI?" TOOTH BRUSHES
JUST RECEIVED.
Brushes for 10c each.
sorted and warranted.
e t. for N. Y. Commercial. The
him‘ercial is a morning paper; sells
per copy. and is equal to Times.
d} or Tribune. Trv one copy and
J. MAGNER’ S.
No. ,2 South Main St.
All Its-
‘riI‘e “RACYCLE”
is h winnerg;
Also
Til-"I; I
Ei-l‘yg- ,
' Inueh.
MURDERER LANE HELD.
Will Await the Action of the Coroner's
Jury in Philadelphia.
i'llli‘IAlIlClIl’lllIL April. 2-»Al’tcr II
purclv inl‘oIInIIl lIIII"I:IIiu IoIlIIy William
Lune. tho III;")iOIcIl servant who yI- .Iter-
IiIIy Inuidcicd hits. lI‘llII .l.
and her Ilauuhtcr Madcllnc and fatal
i_v shot iI‘ loIsc l‘ III hush another dough
teI". was held to IIIIIIit the III tion of the
coroner's jury. Lane was cool and ex
pressed no neuret lot his IIiIno. “hon
asked II but caused him to kill the we
man and child. he raid: "l‘lloy III-.I
owed to die. " ()II lcaIIIing that lI‘ ioi II
Iwas still li\ing though sinking IItpiIi-
he said: “i am s'oriv she sull‘crs so
i did not. inIcIIIl that she
should :IIIflILII.“
Cmoncr lIIIgIIu in Is not. _\t‘l (‘Ollllill‘l
cd his investigation of the case. He
Iisitod the sIcIIc of thc IIIIIrIiI‘.I today.
and it. is understood questioned
Charles A, lI‘IIrlIIII‘Ih, the reputed iIIIII-
band of the mIIrIch-cd woman. Mr,
l‘"thush spent last night in thcl house
wlIIIc the I"Iime was IquInltlcd but
the police oiliIeIs II he ate guarding
the lil'I‘IIllrt's say he is not III a
IoIIIlitioII 1W yet to make II. statement.
Mrs, Furbush's ('(Il‘l‘t‘t‘l name is lIZilII
.lIIrIchI.
An autopsy was pcrfornIcIi today by
”11' coroner's physicians and the in-
illl("‘Sl. will be held Ioniorrow. An cI'I
I‘ort will be made to prepare the case
for the grand jury which will meet on
.‘Ilonday. inquiry at the hospital to-
day brought out thc information that
there is little hope for llll’ recovery
of Eloise. i-icr condition is said to be
extremely critical. The bIIliI-Il has not
been extracted. Concerning the Kid-
napping: ol‘ the unordercr from (‘IIIIIchI
by the ll(![(’('il\’l‘9i. l’l‘OiQI‘llltIl‘ lIloyIl. of
Cum-Ion county. said today: “No
steps will be taken against. the detect-
ive kidnappers. 'i‘hc exigencies of the
occasion’ hardly justify a strict inter-
pretation of the law. While it i: true
tin-re was a violation of territorial
rights. it is also'lruc that the condi-
tion of the child, Eloise, was such as
to justify the olllccrs in getting Laue
back before her as quickly as possi
bio. even if this had to be done in IIII
irrcnulnr manna-r.
EDITOR MAPLES RECOVERS HIS
WHEEL.
\V. i{ Maples. the \oIII":I.iI news
pIIpcI man has l"‘”t‘(0VIlC’(l his bic) cie.
leli‘li rom the rent of his Icsidenee
in Maple stimect Norwalk II few days
ago. The wheel was first, sold to a
man named Lee living on the. Connee.
l.l('lll Turnpike and later he sold it to
I Mr. l’opp. of Springwood. Chief of
l‘olice William Vollmcr recovered the
wheel from. the latter men, this morn»
ing. lie is on the track of the thief
and cxpetts to have him in custody in
a short.
SHOOTING VICTIMS STILL ALIVE.
WiNSTElI, April 2-~~i)oIlI the He
tims of yesterday's shooting in Bark~
hamstcd were still alivethis morning,
though Miss Richards. who fired the
bullets which wounded her mother and
herself, was unconscious and. it was
though. she could live only a few
hours. Miss Richmds has been cared
for at th home since the shooting th
condition making it inadvisable to re
move her to a hospital. Mis, Emily
Richaids the mother passed a com-
imtable night at the. Winstcd hospital.
There are strong hopes of her tecov-
ery.
lNJUNCTION AGAINST TRAPROCK
COMPANY.
BRANFORD. April 2.—~Pnpcrs in an
;iujunction suit were served today on
gi’rcsidcnt Johnson. of the Tidewater
TIap Rock Company to Iestrain the
company from meddling with the piers
of the bridge over the Brantord river
int Short Beach. and from keeping the
‘ draw 0: the bridge open more than fif-
teen minutes at a time. The injunction
proceedings are brought by the. town
of Bradford. which is already concern
ed. in other litigation with the com-
pany
CEMENT WORKS DYNAMITED.
KINGSTON N. I April 2—TI'IeIron
bridge of the Consolidated Rosendale
Cement Company. at Dewitt"s Mills.
was blown up with dynamite last night
and it Is believed that it was done by
unemployed men in the Rosendale ce-
ment region. Connolidatlon of dimer.
eat cement companies necessitated
the closing or some mills and quarries .
and it is alleged that certain unem-
ployed men said that it they could not.
‘ work others should not
lI III" bush I
. lune hccu lt‘l“l‘l\lllg $1.7-
weapr m~qqmum
and II mecIiIIg‘ oi the IIIIllIllng 'l‘I ‘ad ;s'
(ouncll IIIIIIx‘IIscuIing the union men
and II delegation {mm the Association
ENTERTAINMENTS.
of Mnslcl" linlIchI was held forth.
puipono of IlIIIIIiIII: up a new sclIcIl
llle to go into (‘lr'It‘tl today The (Inc..-
lion of wages pIIIscntcd little Ililllcultv
and it “as .IgIIIcIl that the men who
per day
.illilll IIIIcIII- $3 and \IIIIlI eight hours
and he paid IIcclIlI. llut the IIIIIstoI
builders wnnlcd the union men to in-
:Icrl in the contract that no union than
in (irocnwicin and Port Chester shall
he [It'l'lillilt'tl to work on any job unless
the contractor is ll IIII.r-IIIbc III ”II
HOYT'S THEATRE.
First time here,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL
0
g I
Polic‘e No. 1
Garrick ’l‘hentrc’s INcw YorlII
ng-atoat tioIIchv sIIIcI-ss. the
pin} llltll l‘i nmkinr all Allilll‘
llil Laugh ~~
l‘lC ii \Nl) llAllillI
SIII‘II csstul Sc I I Inning lI‘ Ili‘t‘t‘
Under Auspices'of the Norwalk Fire!
«pm... L...
*“9- -_....w.«
First ('I'IIIIgIegIItiIIIIIIl (‘hurch
, South NorwallI. Conn.
‘l’IIIIl M. Struycr, Minister.
7-1 West Avcnuc.
lI‘I-b. i2. lllll‘l.
'i'o Sull‘crcrs from Malaria. and LII
(irippII:
Au ovcrindIng-III-e in bathing at the
I‘"iIoIc last summer illicd my system
with Malaria and damn: tlIc cIIIly pan
or the Motor 1 lil(‘l\'(‘ll spiIit I‘IIIIl I""iI:oI
iIr Dick 3 Mcditiuc has banished th (I
Malaria and thus far has saved Inc
from La tirlppc which had recurred
. . tiII'IIc ycnrg successively.
Ii: Ildcr‘s Association "llIiII the union ARE YOU l‘,\l'l. M. S'l‘iIA \‘l-iii.
III ii lt‘lllh’l‘tl to do and III; the imlillilill
Iors would not nigh llll' IIgII-I IIIcIII IIII ’ ‘ II I on
less this clause was inserted the a o 7‘ WW
lluilding ’l‘rIIdI-s' (‘ouucil ordered II .
.IlI"ilII~_
0t the not) men on Rlllltt‘ 2.30 are cuI
plovcd on ll new hotel which is being
built in (irchInlI- h. A New York III III
which has a sub-contract on the hotel
rcl'uscs to Sit-{ll any :Igrcciucut cailinr:
for It raise in wages and the eight-hour
day. because the tirm is a lllt‘llllit‘l‘ of
the New York Association of Muster
Builders and would iIIIvI' III withdrew
from that. if the wage agreement. were
signed. Labor union IIIcII predict that
the result of the strike will he the dis
integration of the Master lluildcrs‘ As-
.‘IitIS’l' Silli'l‘lliI‘l'lJIY MASIINH}
'l‘hc lI‘IIIIIIicxt Play of the Century.
l’IIIscnlI-d by II. l‘I‘III"crl'IIl and
l‘IricIIiy IlIIlIIIIIcIl (‘astu or
-~«~-——-- (‘ImII'IliIIIIiI -~~~ --
PRI‘CES, 25c 50c 75c and $1. 00
‘I‘harls will opcn III Woods drug
store, Noru‘nllI and iloyt's 'l‘iicalrc, So.
Norwalk. Monday morning. March ill.
III S o'clock.
HOYT’siTHEATRE.
:Iociation. . ‘ I
Shortly before noon II I‘I.IpI"IIsI-ntnli\"c Frdiay and'Satuvrday Nights, Saturday
of the Master lIIIilIlI‘II‘s' Associnliou Matluce, APR” 4 and °'
(‘illli‘tl uuon Icpwscutalivc.-I ol the THE ORlENTAL OPERA
llIIllIliug ’i‘Iadcs Lounril and IIgIcI-d III ‘
sign sth IIII IntrIcIucIIt “‘3' the union
Incn desired. As III Insult thc men will
on back to work tomI‘Irrow. the, strike
having been declined (Il’f. 'llIo action
ofthc ma stcr bIIilchs was hastened by
the action of (.torgc Alert}: & Son of
Port (‘ lIcIIeI _ who IIitiIIlrcn from the
association. and several other builders
threatened to do so. Nearly all the
EGYPTA
Several Hundred Participants.
lirilliunt Soloism Superb Chorus lie
nildcriiu; Drills (Iricntnl (.ostumcs
N(.I'l‘|I‘: 'l‘ho IIIIIIIIIlllceIIt SII‘IIcry
‘a further investigation.
pointers and carpenters in the towns
hctwecn Greenwich and New Rochelle,
and also in White. Plains quit work
this morning.
FATHER WINTERS TREASURER.
Was Appointed at Meeting of St.
Mary’s Church Corporation.
St. Mary's Church Corporation hold
a meeting inst night at. the IOCIOI).
liishop Ticrnov pI"I.-.5Iided Matters per
mining to the rebuilding of the. chuIch
acre IiisuIsscd but the. I hicf business.
IIIInsactcd was to appoint Father Wilt
it‘lS. the new pastzm tllgilSlll‘Wl of the
(i(ilI)01'.allOll so that he might have an»
Ihority to receive the insurance money
today and attend to financial affairs
in general. lI‘IItth \VinteIs was pres
cut at the meeting and he came to
town today again accompanied by in
sumnce Adjuster Pnrkei. The new
pastor will take up his. residence here
tomorrow or ’l‘hursdayn—Now Britain
Record.
BEFORE THE TOWN COURT.
James E. Lane. aged sixteen vcars
“as before Judge Lockwood in the
Norwaik Town Court charged with
the theft of bInss fittings. couplings
etc. from Burrltt and Montgomery
the plumbers by whom he is employ-
ed. | John Fceney was also before the
.cOIIIt charged with taking part of the
goods from Junk Dealer Fillow
whom it was claimed Lane sold thei
stuif. The case Was continued until
tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock for
The judge
questioned Mr. Fillow at length about‘
purchasing goods Of the character
abovenamed from a minor.
THREE TOURiSTS FOUND ALIVE.
VIENNA April 2.—The three miss~‘
ing tourists oi’ the party of four who
recently nttenmted to ascend the Hex
Alps in lower Austria have 4been Ills-‘
covered hoit‘ frozen but alive. Th;e
fourth member of the expedition as
already cabled was found dead.
~ ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
BOSTON April z—Arrlyed: Consuelo
from Hull.
NEW YORK. "April 2—-Arrlve.i
Steamer Astoria from Glasgow; .
NEW YORK April 2~ArrIVed
.8te Doric tron!"
depicts many famous l-hzyptiau locali-
ties and was painted for the produc-
tion by the loading scenic artists of
New York City.
Reserved seat sale opens chucs»
day, April 2. III. the regular place.
PRICES 25, 50 and 75c
I
EHOYTIS THEATRE.
I ALL NEXT WEEK.
(Except 'l‘hursdavl
CHAS. K. CHAMPLIN STOCK 60..
With Daily Matineon,
in a Repertoire of New Plays.
MONDAY NIGHT.
“Gain a Private”
\ SII"_ong Sensational \llllltll') Meio-
lIIaIna in Four Acts
SEE—New play; 20 people; Continu-
ous Performances. High Class.
and Fashionable Vaudeville be
tween each act.
NIGHT PRICES, 10. 20 and 3°C
MATINEE 10 and 20c
Ludics‘ the tickets for the. opening
pcrfbrmnncc if exchanged before. 6 p.
m. Monday.
First Grand
Illll lil'l‘lilil‘zlllilll'l'
of
lilnshinnlnn l-fiillllll. in. ii i' ii I\‘ IIlIl
iat
MUSIC HALL. TUESDAY EVENING,
APRIL 8,1902
MR. and MRS. BOBBY MACK in their
. original Songs and Savings. ‘
The only and original "TOMMY" BA-
i KER Monologue and Singing Come
I died in Sunset Stories. Parodies and
Comedy Crcntl
GRAND MARC
toe in Evenl
3 ML COSTU
Grand Display of Colored Lights and
l Decorations.
Gent's Floor Tickets. 50c; Ladies
Floor Tickets, 25c; Balcony Tick-
eta 250. .
Tickets fI'ir sale at Hoyts Theatre
box oifl ,‘clga‘r three and all mem-
be .. . . “ "‘ 12 1".
Illilh‘li
I“ II'I
.I‘hendod bv ommit-
ééljress and COLON-
I
i
I
Glover s the Place
Patent
Colt Skin
lr. vcry pliable llllll I‘tlllSI‘llllt‘illl)‘
”Mums.
will wear exceptionally wcll For
this lt‘ilSUll we are dull: hlIIl Io
lilTl’l“ liIc lil.l ( lllIth
(IXII'IIII'I) of this material. it has
It dull that top which adds to the
ladies II
illii‘lit‘tli‘l‘liciés‘ and I1 wcit sole
which increases the ch‘I".
'l‘hc pricc for this rupcrb crc
alien from shocdom is
$3.50
You know the Soros‘is through
and through and We. believe you
have heard of the Elite willi
that IIniOn stamp before now.
We don't have to tell the price.
(‘llllt‘ifi You are right in guess
ing-— $3. :"III per pIIiI.
llean Shoesl‘nat Fit
ORDER OF NOTICE '
IJlSTRlCT OF NORWALK. $5..
PRO-
BATE COURT, Mar. 31. A. 1).. 1902.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court for adminis-
tration of the estate of Sestus N. Gris-
wold, late of the city and state of New
York. deceased.
Ordered, That said application'bc
heaId and determined at the Probate
Otiice in Norwaik on the 7th day of
April 1902 at 2 oclock afternoon: and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested tnerein by pub
iishlng that order in a newspaper Whav
.ing a circulation
“ least five days beforegaaid day of hear-
ing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
a2 Judge.
TROUBLE lN MACEDONIA. .
CONSTANTINOPLE. Apr. 2min re.
I ply to the representations of ambassa-
dors of the powers regarding the insc.
curlty of Christians in Macedonia and
Albania the porte alleges that the rev
olutiona'ry activity is due to the Mace
donlan committee. a importation of
arms and dynamite. The port beacom
municated to the diplomats the in-
structions it has Issued cancerning the
protectiou of the i. nth of the dis-
ii.
tin-bed districts
i
l
i
i
i
i
i
fin said district, at ~
29-51 West Washington St.
_...._.....~..-_......-.-. n..-.._.....~..7._4 f
The Home of Low Prices
I
OUR STORE IS YOUR STORE. . OUR SYSTEM WAS PLANNED FOR
YOUR BENEFIT. OUR AIM HAS ALWAYS BEEN TO‘BETTER lT WHEN-
EVER AND WHEREVER POSSIBLE. OUR NEW AND LARGE STORE IS
THE RESULT. WE CAN CLOTHE YOU OR ANY MEMBER OF YOUR
FAMILY FROM HEAD TO FOOT. OUR CASH OR CREDIT PLAN GIVES
YOU THAT PRIVILEGE.’
NO MONEY DOWN.
$1.00 WEEKLY. , sioo
You Wear the Clothes while Pauing
for them.
H. KRl GER &CO.
29-51'West Washington St. SOL-"Norwalk.
N
’ 'JA‘MA'I‘cA’ A‘B‘dedflSI/IX" iSLAN.‘
DEAD W'TH HDDSE 0" “RE i IIINGSTON, Jamaica. Anrll 2——'rIIe
PORTLAND. OIe., AW“ 2-—Lfl5t 9‘" g government has abandoned it new tax.
ening a two-story building on Tyler ' ntion plan just in time to avert a ser-
street. occupied by Chinese, was dis- nous ”"HS‘ A section 0‘ the com-
covered to be on fire.- Firemen on em mIIntty had refused to pay the increas-
tering the upper portion 0: the house ed rates when the obnndonmcnts of the
found a Chinese woman Lin Hung. Scheme was announced. Public speak-
dead in bed with her throat cut. Dr. 9'5 say the incident moves the “9“”
Lee po Tey. said to be the woman’s or the extension of representation in
lover, is under arrest. the legislature.
DIAMOND WORKERS
" wonK.
STRANAHAN TAKES OATH.
NEW YORK April Z—Névada N.
Stranahan. the new 'coilector of the
AMSTERDAM April 2—The dllfer- port took the oath of office III the cus-
ences between the diamond workers tom house today-.1 The oath was ad-
RESUME
‘ ministered by United. States Commis-
sinner Shields.
, we HI I. “I... . T I I V “ i “ ..... “ H '
hIIpIInIIIII lin lint WIIIII [ADIES’ 8 R 8 nwmmewwnm nwenewwn tweeter n I» III III
(Continued from First Page-I. .
........ . . . . II . dTHE'i- WLEADINGI DRYI- (‘OODS‘ STORE
‘ any trouble he Negardsdhc painters. Tailor-Made SUITS, .vfit J D. it?
All the boss public”; have agiced to ’, f "It mm Cato; c V III-e
‘tlIe new schedule with the ei."cIIleIIII1 WalkingSuits fiBfCVCICSAlrt-fi 2,, J CWICIC‘CI’LQCJMQ 95.".
of one. In two. and the men chIt In. , _ 5"" .'
work this morning on eight. hours. Al M100," Be“ “mum“! CWT" I’rIrt “57’
couple or the bosses claimed that lt'lNSPECl OUII> MATERIALS AND OUR ~I i?"
would not hot tall for the pIIiIIII Is to . FASHION PLATES P.“ “I.
work on eight home on johns that had he
been taken since the that of March. K t & F ‘Ti‘
The men agreed to work nine lIoIIIs raSOVI Z Ox,l 4":
until the old jobs wol‘o Iinlshed up. I-fi'ei
(In all new jobs taken after today they 47 NOV”! Mam COI‘. Ann 5’. 1e" /.
will Work eight. liOlllS. it is not 57 NO 2 GAZETTE BUILDING /$
known whether the Union will agree )UYH NORWALK' ’T‘ ‘l
to let the men work in this way or " ' , . . . . «fa
not. . WWMW "JI‘IUOOCII‘NMDCMNN‘MHOO 4:“. Cd . I‘ICWWC‘ mifinxpt II 39.3.9.5“; y;
A piomincut builder stated ton outiv f» “A $3
IIcl rcpoIth" hint night that. it would . THE 1, I,
not have been policy for the boss car. 1, ‘x m"
pontcra to oppose the demand. for our ,i 5;: JV. II
punters were never so scarce in thin; :15 5:; J... ' Or).
section. “it is Mount iIIIpossiblc" I; RIGHT at.“ j. ' “if
said he "to pot suilicienl skilled onl-I ix: Ix'f -' i‘“
men to do the. work that has I "I IIIII- , ‘I ‘III
“Inch"; I’m I um "0. mm. Imp-J; ,.. I... KIND 2.2,.” We have always made a specialty of KID GLOVES, and anything that cannot be
3(1):" myself but it is the same III av with '1: it; An found/in our stock' Is not worth looking for. , . Z?“
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“'i here is more building going on this I‘g‘ ‘I‘I “3
8pm”: “mum. IN". Nurwmks “mu 3:; III IIIIIIIIIIH rm. 1.3.1.“..- .m. m I". 11.?!“ Every pair of Kid Gloves sold by us are of our own importation direct from the manu-. :3“):
0ch" before. and the jobblug trade is ~ ,. .. . I ... , ., I 1,1, ..
Wing pun-IN] on “I. ,. Ian-ac Km... .5 f”"l”"”‘“ H! H: AIN'T II.) ..ltlIllltl 55. ”- facturers. and no better values can be offered by any house In the business. vi?
Many are having additions built on 'x’. " 1““ H W ("‘4 1' lib <’ T . , . “1"
mm. Fugidumwm mm n". “W...“ in 1;; S 'l , '00 ‘B 2 3L... Our P.& L.$I.oo KID GLOVE is the very best value that can be found anywhere. I?“
genI‘Ir-Il are being repaired. lIaIIl. sea ”I p 1 s. ' i" - 9:“ {In - I . . x .
m" “3...... Wm. a m... “It... ..mwi": I‘ 03 ~’r$ 0. 0 ; I “1’30le .3 h We have them In all the lamest shades of Mode. Slate. Tan. l’caIl. brown, also Black and :17
the new work was scarce and as a}. ) 'lilt . I'i . ' .31"
conseIIIIcucc. a large number of car- $‘ 0 t S I"; “D White. . “5"
neutcrs were. out of Work. and it was I i 4+ 3 I . ‘ " If“
impossible to get anytiIlIIII‘. That Is EASTER NECKWEAR life, I ' & 1" SUEDE GLOVEb’ m Moms and Gray, price $1309:
why II failure was made for the dc- , . . , . . . ‘-‘ i J. ‘ ‘
"mud or mow“... In”, and Mm.t(,l._. lllIii um and IIIIIIIII l.(l onII 1,»; : Our standaId make of TRII FOUSSE REAL KID GLOVES havc no equal for fit and “I“
t.lllllltll‘l‘sml?"li:l(l|:;‘l‘mi‘.‘ltll:22“.“l‘lx;10d5lr:'ll(:itl'l‘:i,. . ("illlllI‘HI “1 AFI‘OIS- ' "”3- ill‘”’“'“ Igf I durability. Every pain of these Gloves 18 made from the best selected kid skins only, and cutkg'
I ’ ’ iIIls lI‘lIill'IlIl-lltlillls 'i‘cclIs liat 'I i"
ing as thcic were sufficient carpcnI ‘ . . " " 'I'" .2. ‘ . . I .
tors not working to IIIIII- IlIc plum-s. ol’ , , End Ties and liows. 9:3 I! and sewed by the hem French kid glove makers. We have them m all shades, price $1.00. a:
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“0“ “1‘” “““juwm . . .3, M, P. K. SUEDE—the latest thing—one large pearl button; price $1.50. ,3};
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lX HUNDRED MEN OUT- I‘. ' DAVIS & SUN 3:1 I" VALLUOS WASHABLE GLOVES—can be washed In. soap and water—tans, 5":
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Painters and Carpenters Refused to! , ' 3:. A.” brmivns and white; Pnce $1.75. ”I:
w°rk ""3" 'I‘III ous m Irruurus ‘5" s» . * 3'
STAMFORD. April 2~~SII handrail; .j' . 3 . , .. ' .‘ '. .ng i.
painters and carpenters in Greenwich “Al Hullb. l‘lIlIMblll'Jlb. :1: .3... 91:3
IIIIII Port Chester went out on strike 4‘» J.- ,
this morning on account of the Iailurc Ii; 85 .WflShl‘flngn Streetv I; Q TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWAIJK, CONN. :33
ot' the l‘izilldiug‘ Trades" Council and ix- I II, . ‘ I ~ 1 ‘“ ' "
Ithc liuilIIcrII' Association III agree on 3: :(Ililll 5‘91“} AM" :3: ‘7'»! «£0
a new coutracl for thc coming _\'('ill’. 3 ”I" ”‘3 [2" I: fit «9‘;
The iflIlt‘ClllI’lll under which the III: III - - . , , ,- , - ~ZI~ .. . . . . . ~ . . . . I. . . . . I“ I" I". .‘ . . . . ~ .~ I. . "' " t'. 3
have been \IoIiIlIlIz I‘VIIiIoIl in t IIiIIlIl ' Joann :N'KNDOOODO '30, '1' ""00"“ I T l I T T I ‘5 I I T i I 4“ l. l I. I T T l l C' l C ( T'T‘TH‘ ( I. T” l ’T: ’T’ I; OUTING ‘ ”CART" ”‘7’
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