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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 11, 1902 · page 8

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7 or THE FOuarH.

. ”‘m "‘ «In...
ntoge Reached Last

'BI do Gen. Frost's Time.

I'C Iago 1‘.: attendance fol"

Elmt-nt for the month of

,, lnrgcnt tho logiment has

it! . Coloncl Fro t was Ito

r 11.1. porccnta 1 I11 90.73

has never boon reached

nci Hondtie took 01111111111111!

a. stated in1 parenthcéis that

(‘oionel White is head of

, ont Just now while Colonel

‘ the hood of tho brigade,

igh rate has been lnought

l1 rnkcning'ol‘ activity in

‘ The standing of tho soc

ion hr logs up the 111 ornno oi

oi The first battalion. sin

n the N01 walks Danbury and

d hair not impmvod upon its

pcroontago

_ old for the month In then 11111?

n allon is no follows: (‘0. 13
‘ 91111; L11l9.3.:33; 00.11

I of Winnie-11 91. 2:3 multing

._ nge for 11.11 Biidgcport battal-
} The figures of tho cmnpnn
first battalion 1111.1. Co 1).
9‘6: So. (1‘. Daniun'y. 89 06'.

:Co [1‘. N01 walk

' " the nvcrngc for this

.88. 91). During the month thc
as galnr't'i 235111911 and lost 26.
dgepott battalion Co. B gain

atii. Co. I? guided “and lost
need 9 and lost 0 and (‘0.

E Bowers. of the Fourth regi

NSFIELD’S STATEMENT. ,
. N01 walk, April I0. I902.
‘1‘: dining Sentinel: In last
tinel I was shocked to read

ted 1111i1 id? of Miss Em
on‘ and was also surprised
; should he linked with

i have not kept -

5111...... Indy no anti.
1 ought her in any way.
1191.11... you will clouoci'
I remain. 1 . 1
Yours: rcspdctfuiiy‘,
‘H S H. MANSFIELD

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. sum of IE

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Soliiiitntc ill' lil'lin' '

(Continued tram Firnt Page.)
lncso far nation diction of the barracks
All the troops are supplied With two
packets of bull 1.11.11.11.11... pod two
packets of Io-cailed strike cartridgoli.
(Icndarmco 11nd civic gunrdn are mom»
liling 111 the hcadquartcrs 1.. huge num-
hers. and are under instnintions for in.
stool. repression or outbioaito In their
inclplcncy. 11 our regiments of. cavalry
and Infantry arrived today at Charlc~
rol. Infantry has been sent. to Louivnn.
a citr'lifteen miles east of Brussels.
and Vilvoorden 11 town six1 miles 11111 th-
east of 811114319111. and squadrons oi‘ chnn-
hours have 119911 distributed in the mid»
lands. '

PARIS April IIM'l ho corrcnpondt'nt of
the Patric at 81111311911 leidgrnpho Ihnt

gthc Belgian govmnmonl hail decided to

proclaim martial law In Brussels it
thc disorders tires not endcd on Mon-
ilny. ‘

MILITIA GOING TO IRELAND.

LONDON. April “174 dispatch to
the Pall Mall anotto from Dublin says.»
that too battalions 111' English and
Scotch rnilliin ore to ho. Kent in. lro
land within 11 month. in pursuance of
the-British government’s determlnn
tion to apply tho coercion act. The
correspondent of the Phil Mnli Gazette
understands that Lord Londonderry
1h:1 nontmnstcr general. threatens to
resign iimn tho cabinet unless nctlvc
11112111111195: were taken to 1"Iicumvcnt
tho i nitcd Irish bulimic

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GENERAL HAMPTON DE

(BIOLUMBIA S. 6.. April 11411111111111
Wade Hampton 11ch this morning at. 9
o ‘cloclt Ilia {lentil was the result of 11
general breakdown Genoinl Hampton
celebrated his cighty- -'i'o1nth hirthdnv
anniversary last week. A month ago
he had a severe attack 11nd 31111 chll
dren wore called to his bedside. Ho

~ rniiied. however. and was out driving
1 11 week ago

In the last iew days his
condition rapidly grow worse

MANCHESTER CREDITORS. .
LONDON. April 11—»111 tho hank.
ruptcy court this morning the regis-
trar occid‘ed "in spite of rash specuiw

thin and extravagance In living" that

he would annul the bankruptcy oi? the
ano of Manchestmr 1111 nrratigo'mont
having been poached In' 111
11.676 is provided.

OFFICERS' PATENTS TO BE USED.

WASHINGTON. April 11-431 t~‘
ter the senate convened 1.1qu the riv»

(1 er and harbor appropriation hili was

reported by Mr..F‘rye and plated on
A hill wits passed prov-
ejusé hy‘ the United S

In gun's leaky
early morning

. . Roporln over private wire at Monica

11 Chen. & Ohio ' {61A
. (‘hi & N. \V., 235%...

h g Nor. dfi West. {16%
.1 Man. Consul”

,N. Y" 0 &W.32%

_ Peoples Gas

 

or ”dam 11111111111 the British

mm “acme torm of amnesty to the
Whéthur this ountentlon 1.
'WIII prove well tounded 1n 1111.11.11... la

Capo rebels.

.‘only 1.1 matter 1.110.111.1111... but it ap
pears certain tho the Boers will hold
out till all on)
are incompiiahad- In an endeavor to
1111111 thin 111111.511... 01' those who are
in 1:10.111 touch with South ‘Arrlca be~
11...... that 11111 11111111 may elapse before

a. definite conclusion In reachcd in _

tho 11.111.11.511... tho presence .11 reprea
Initiative [idem at Kierksdorp, and 011..

1» or 1.1.21.1... cause an allrrotlnd 11011111111 ‘1
This was reflected on the, .

(cellos.
stock exclmngo today In the 11dvnnce11
ol’ .oonaola and Kamrs.

Up to 11:30 a In. the government hun '
roceived no official ans hearing out 1
tho ntatemcntvi that pence had been or: ‘

roused. . .
' The war secretory. Mr. Brodcrlck. 111- «
.today .‘

formed the House oi‘ Commo
that the government had rot 11.1.: no

communication from the Boer leaders -
regarding the; terms of peaco and Raid ,
that no armistioc 1v old be granted dpr- . .
t the Boer iendern

‘ing the nhaence
from their commands.

Mr. Brodriclt wan asked it Lord Kit-

chene‘x had been authorized to offer any ,
terms ol‘ pence Walden unconditional :1‘1
"I am not. in 11 1

aurrender lie replied:
position to make any statement. nor am

I able to add anything to my statement I
of yesterday regarding tho cohI-erenco “ ‘

between the floors.

AMSTERDAM Apiilll4-Mr Kruger "i
'and those who surround him hero RIF ‘ “

poor to attach little credence to this

morning's reports regarding tho 11c- '

yceptancc by 11.... Boer Random 01' the.

British terms of peace In South Africa. ‘ ,

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‘TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET 10: ii) 11.111.»

ed by tho strength of tho London mnr

hot and 1111ch 1111 11 illie advanced :"
gaino reaching 11 point in Missouri Pn- ‘ ‘

,tltic and Rubber Goods. 1% In St. Low
in Sonthwontm 11 profot'rcd omit!

7000 ohnrou of Louisville 311111 on-

clmngcd from inst night followcd by 1

another block of (3.009 shines at the
same price.

froctionnilv. [1.1 in 2d preferrcd North

111151111 11 p1 cfcuod 11nd ’I‘cnnosooc Cool ‘

roll nonrlv 11 1.1111111.

WALL‘ STREET. 110o111m1'l‘l111
thorn won 11 risc to tho host in the
usual loaders not gains run from i to
2'5. and includcd Amnlgumntcd. Sugar.
Baltimore 8: Ohio St. Paul. liock in
land Misqourl Pacific. Union Pacific

Ruadinn and Southern Railway motor .
r1111 'l‘hc soccinltloa also made 1111b .
130111111 wore strong. ‘

sinutiol pi'oni'.css

WA] I. 8'1“ REWR. i p.111~—~'Ih' 111111-
hat was dull and inclined to sag Lou.
isvliic i’cii bnck to 1191.11. Chicago In»
dinnupoiis 11nd Louhn'illc 111111111 1111 ex.
Ironic loss or iii'c. on Its; decimation of
11 one per cent. dividend. with n 1'all1'
of 3 and min scrond prefmred foil 2.
Idnnced llniiroud Steel spiinn profer»
1.111 and Chicago, indianapolis and i.ou~
iovlilo preferred loot 11 point ouch. 111111
the iinitrd States 111ch nionhn were 1.;
undcr inst night. North American rose
2. and Buffalo. Rorhcoici 1h Piltshnrn
a point Mctropoiilan Stoned Railom

subscription rightn sold at clght.1om- _

pared with nine lnnt'plght.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

& Goldschmidt. commission brokers.
'Swnrtz & Corbett'o block- South Nor-
walk.

1:39

(14%-
31%
“32%

Low

64%
- 31%
131%
18313 . . ‘
97%

Open High
Copper. 135% 1151i.
locomotive. 32 . 32
Am. S. R. (311.. 121155 133%
Atchiaon. 78
Aichhion. pid..>97-‘ii
Bait. & Ohio. 1911’
Bkyn R. '1‘" '65
Can South 87%

G. M & St. P. 137% ,
(‘hL R I &P. 174 1765i ‘
C...&CC 811.10% 303115;
i) &H 0111.. 171 ’
U. 8 Steel “9%; 41%
Ii S Slcolpfd 93% 93% ‘.
(Ion. El. Co 3285 329
hon &N1\sh..1182 122%

5673 ‘

, 23‘
154% 154. .
101111.,100111
163% 162%
32% 32%
$3.11 683411

15011 149% ‘

113%.
Metropolitan 35W.
M 111.1%? pm 55

Miss Pacific. 1911.4.
N Y C d; H 111259

Reading 2th. .
Pacific Moll . " ,

Phil. it Read.

lentil or negotiation I ' 1

Tim
stock market was omnowhot stin111111t-_

poinln .
in Wostlnghouoo 11.119111 in A block of '

Tn 1111 stock then moodod ' '

1113111011 221 m.

.Ktasovdz 81 Fox. ‘ ‘ ‘H "I
47 North Main cor. Ann St; ‘ 1 1‘

SOUTH NORWA

Got .111 Into oncc1 in a 11I1ilc but ,

the

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is the tie for quick action. Ask .

to not: it

25511.11 50:

Rain Counts In the new green , .

shades $10. [)0 and $15. 00.
1‘.. "1.1312 ‘

1.11111 1111

muons enormous.
HATTERS. FURNISHERS.

83 Washington Strut. (?

SOUTH NORWALK.

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Ladics’ Tailor Made Suits;
Ladies‘ Spring Jackets.‘

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Ladies" Separate Skirts.
‘Ladies' ‘Walking' Skirts. _ _‘
Ladles’ Rainy Day Skirts.
. Ladies! Black and Colored Silk
‘ Waists.
Ladies' White P. K. Waists.
Ladlcs‘ White ‘ Lawn Waists.
Lodies‘ Colored Cotton Waists.
Importcd and Domestic Dress

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Fancy Lawns and Di‘mltieé.

TRISTRAM & HYATT,

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high expanded in tho occond hour and "

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SEEKERS

:. of $1111.11. Footwear
at a readiiablc price
ATTENTION

For the [Jay’s Foal

All Oxford} With
waited ..isole. patent
1 kid 11p; another'one

is entireiv oi patent

Iezitherw has a welied
sole ii’our choice

_ " $2.00

For the Man‘s Foot
Patent ieathe 1

Oxford guaranteed ,

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ENTERTAINMENTS.

 

HOYT'S" THEATRE.
ALL NEXT WEEK,
IEchpt Thursday) ‘

CHAS. K. CHAMPLIN STOCK 60..
With Dolly 1111115....
in a Repertoire of New Plays.

MONDAY NIGHT.

“Oniu a Private"

A Strong Sensational Milltnry Mclo
11511111111 in F0111 Arts.
SEE—Now play; 20 people: Continu-
ous P011111 mnnccn High Class.
and Fashionable Vaudeville ho-

tWeen each not

NIGHT PRICES 10.20 and 306
MATINEE, “ ’ 10 and 206

Ladlco the tickets for the opening
performance If exchanged bciore 6 p
111.. Monday

HOYT‘CSQTHEAT‘RE.
'One‘ Night:
MONDAY. APRIL 14
T1112 wmnono 1'.-1110mm

YON YONSON

Presented by 11 Perfect (31111111111111 of
Pliiyers.
Complete Scenic Environments
Bewildering Mechanical Eflot'ts.

TA mooninnvnnr 1.111111: AND
. ,rrnn mums-111111 cnonn
'roonrnnn.

1. 25c. 50c,

Virtuous: 61111. 75c?

 

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One Night. 0.111.. I

 

 

NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING

Will open on Saturday. Apni 5th 0111' 6111116
Spring line 0f

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OUR STORE is YOUR STORE.

White, Plain and Fancy P. K.

» White‘Dre‘ss Goods or... kinds. ~
Black Wool Dress Goods.
1' Colored Dress Gnarls. I

Silk Chambray.

‘ r' Wash Silks.

Satin Fouiards

“I New Laces and Trimmings-‘4‘
Ladies.

Gents and Children s
Underwear.

Spring Hosiery. _

Kid and Fabric Glovcs. ..

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THE RESULT. WE CAN CLOTHE YOU OR ANY MEMBER OF YOUR‘
FAMILY FROM HEAD TO FOOT. OUR CASH OR CREDIT PLAN GIVES
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