EON STREET. Monday Night. or: entertainment which ‘ in '"Taylbr s Opera House night has caused more in any exhibition of the kind been given here in a long ‘0 main bout Joe Walker Monahan are in active ormer in Stamford and ere. In the second bout. between Ray Bagelcv. of dd Howard Smith. of South Its ‘mtioh interest centers as it go. Considerable money been posted on the result is even. .‘W. Green ‘has secured ain raiser an eight round tvrreen John Moreiock and or. both of this city. The boxed together frequently NE .9. clever exhibition. one of era of Walker is William liar and elbow wrestler of going under the name of contain Boy. " Johnson aikera corner the night The sale of tickets has short stay in town stated hat. everything was fixed ‘hington for the removal of writs new site. in the Nor- Iildlng which was decided Norwnik Business Mens held several weeks ago will probably remain in its ' tors until C. W. Hoyt va art of the club building w occupies and the library "the store which Mr. Hoyt LAND’S RUDDER BROK- MOUTH England April Hamburg American steamer _ Ian . which left New rork Ap or Plymouth Cherbourg nd been sighted 18 ml es the Scilly islands with her ken. The Deutschland ex- ach Plymouth at about 5 p. ,fi‘ssh wind is blowing stward. The . Deutschland at 2 o'clock this afternoon. dent to her rudder occurred 23—.— tschland passed the Lizard m. She signalled: Lost rud- lay. 400 miles wesward of ' Steering well with en- Site To STEAMSHIP coM- , BINE. April 23.——The comment gen rallyadver‘se to the Mor- “ship combine. The Ncues ai characterizes )t as the trust. and says: ”‘Th’a in~ c entire world are op'po‘s; ca monopolizing the whole ‘ tho of the world or using . pi navigation to develop its ' ’tl‘ad‘e and serve its own no ‘ T a present organization anon; of a still closer. hundred times the traf- oaz.‘yet. the superior or- Imam” "r ‘ sow EXCLUSIVELY BY "71:. D LYON If. (:0. Handsome Picture with each Pair. Swartz.& Corbett's block, South Nor wnik. Open High Low 1:30 Amal. Con. 60 0614 05% col/5 Am.C. & ECO. 29 29% 29 29% Am. C. & F. p1.89% 891.4 89% 89% Am. Cot. Oil, 52% 531.4 52% 53 Am. G. '1‘wn., 561/. 5714 56%, 5754; Amer. 100, 17 17% 17 17 Am. Locomot. 36 361,1. 36 3' Am. Loco. 11111.. 980’. 98% 98% 9 % Am. Smelt, 43% 44 43% 44 Am. Sugar. 123% 1247.5. 123% 124% Anaconda. 113% 113% 1'1an 113% A. 'l.‘. & S. Fe, 81- 81.1.4, 80% 80% AT.“ & SF. p. 98V.» 98% 98% 98% Bolt. & Ohio. 108% 109% 108 109% Bkyn. R. T.. 07% 67% 66m 07% Can. South, 90 01% 90 91% Chen. 0: Ohio, 47% 47% 47% 4774’s Chi. & N. W.. 249 251% 249 240 Chi. Gt. West" 25% 20 25% 25% C. M. & St. P.. 108% 109% 168% 108% Chi. R. I. &. P. 172% 172% 172% 172% 0.0.0. & St.L.104% 104% 104% 105% Col. South, 31% 31% 31% 31% Consoi. Gas, 225 226 224 225% Del. &'Hud.. 173% 175% 173% 175 Eric. 39% 40% 39% 397' Erie. 1st pfd. 70% 70% 70% 70% Con. Electric. 327 327 320 3115 iii. Cent. 147% 140% .147 148% Lou. & Naeh.,‘126% 127% 1.213% 127% Manhattan. . 135%. 130% 131% 135% . et. St. Ry.. 153 1537.41; 153 153% ch. Cehtral, 291,4. 20% ' 28% 29% M.‘K. 8: '1‘.. 057.4. 25% 255,1; 25% M. K. a T. pfd. 56 56 55%. 56 Mo. Pacific, 100% 101% 100% 100% Net. Lead. > 1814 18%, 18% 18% N. J. Centrai,‘192' 195 192 ' 194% - N. Y. Central. 157% 158 157% 157% Nerf. & West, 59 59 58% 58% Ont. & West, 34% 34% 35 ‘ Pacific Mail, ., Read. Istpfd...‘85’y§ , . Sou. Ry. pfd., 95% 7 $3. 00 score NORWALK. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——'i‘here was an active and well-distributed de- mand for stocks in the opening deal- ings. especia y heavy blocks were tak- en of the G angers and Pacifics. The strength of Atchison was most consplc-. nous with a gain of 11A. Sdgar and De- troit Southern made an equal gain and there were large fractional advances elsewhere. New York Air Brake drop- pad 2%. and Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis eight points WALLS STREET. 11 II. ‘ m. ——Thc mar— ket leaders declined after the opening. the reaction running to a point in Sn- gar. Atchison and Canadian Pacific. Sugar rallied and there was a rise of 115 in Manhattan, which steadied the market. There was a considerable re- duction in the \Qiume of dealings. but there was more doing in minor stocks. Cotton Oil Preferred. Virginia-Caro- lina. Chemical. Linseed stocks, the Bi. cycle stocks. international Silver pres fen-.ed international Power. General Electric. the Toledo. St. Louis and Western stocks. the Wisconsin Central stocks. Detroit Southern preferred. Chi- cago. Indianapolis and Louisville..i .ong island and Grass Twine rose 1 and 3‘ points. Reading first preferred and Texas and Pacific also gained a point. and Northwestern 3.‘ Nashville. Chat- tanooga. and St. Louis recovered 5%. WALL STREET. 1 p. mmTraders sold the Western. Pacific and South- western stocks. and they declined to the lowest. The coalcrs also fell off. brrt retained a good margin of net gains The specialties moved widely and irregularly. Brooklyn Union Gas made its gain ten points. and Nash- villc. Chattanooga and St. Louis react- ed 4V4. New York Air Brake lost 7 In all. ' TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. Reports over private Wire of maples & Goldsehmidt. commission brokers. 42% . Penn. R. 11.. 151%- People‘s Gas. 103%; Press. S. Car. 411,6. Reading, 657/3 . 12% 42v. 151% 151% was. 1235:. Read. an old. 72 Ranch. Steel. 18% Rubber Goods. 24 .' Sou. Pacific: 6709‘“; Son. Ry. Co.,' 37% Teal]. C. 8c 1.. 7116‘. Texas inc 4214 Union Pacific 104 . Un P.ac pfd.. 88% U. 8. Leather 127;. _ U. S. Lon. pfd.83% ; U. 8. Steel ‘12 I} S . speak on once. refused. saying that he was very ' IV HROKERS. m Stockaflonds.Catamaran. W Orders executed for ‘ Investment or on Margin. Private wireh) to New York, Boston. Washington. Chicago. . Careful attention given to mail and telegraph orders.‘ Telephone Call 153. . .Swartz 8 Gorbett Block. Wlihington st, NEW YORK STATE DAY. at the CharieItOn Exposition. CHARLESTON. S. 0.. April fill—This ton exposition and it was notable for the large number of New Yorkers who came here to participate in the exer- circa. turned over to thevexposltion and Gov- elrror Odell delivered an address. The governor said: because in the language of one of her main of mountain and forest. city and sources and its power are blended." . New York is proud of'the fact that there sits at the head of our national government today one of her citizens, with dignity and courage. and whose within our borders fits him for his to be honest. courageous and upright. respect him for his worth. We are glad to recognize that through the energy. the perseverance and the dc- tcrmination of your citizens. this 0::- positlon has mad-3 possible, because there is no form of teaching or learn’ ing which impress itself so forcibly up- on the mind as the study ,of the works. which have resulted through the ingen- uity of man. the application of science of machinery or the knowledge of agri- culture, which makes two blades of grass grow where but one has grown before. it is, an education that cannot be obtained from books. but rather of the knowledge that arcs “sermons in stones. books in running brooks and good in everything.” ATED. HARTFORD. April 23-The Ala bama Barge & Coal Company. of New Haven. was incorporated today at the office of the secretary today with a capital of $3. 000. 000. A fee of $1. 500 was paid to the state treasurer. Tho announced purposes of the company are mining and manufacturing of all kinds the transportation of freight and passengers by means of vessels and railroads except railroads in the state of Connecticut and also to ac quire mines and mining interests in Alabama and elsewhere The capital stock to consist of 30 .000 shares of 8100 each. The lncorporators are James Lawton. Richard W. ‘Meigs. Harrison G. Wagner. Clarence Glid lug. all of New Haven. and Thomas M. Waller, of New London. FIRST PRINCIPLE WON HANDl- .CAP. LONDON April 32-—At. the Epsom spring meeting today the City and Suburban handicap (of 2.000 sover. eigns; for three year olds and up- Thc Solicitor (J. Reid) was second and Baldoyie was thirty. Twenty her. see started. Wabun led to the top of the bill. when Porticullis drew to the front and led until a quarter of a mile from home when First Principle assumed com- mand. and eventually won by three‘ separated second and third horses The betting was 100 to 7 against First Principle. five to one against the Solici- tor .and 50 to 1 against Baldbyle. __ PREPARING THE IMPROMP‘TUu ed to speak on meat on imports!) themes.= thence. the king or craters! would nev- previous thorough prepare on. Dan iel Webst’ r. when once pressed to subject of great import- busy and had no time to master it. public attention to the subject. he re. plied: I “if there be so much weight in copy of his slop dross carefully written was Waikirtq Suits 3 BicyclrSIIirtsl Ilvsrscr our MATERIALS Moons KraSovitz 6:. Foxy '47 North unit can Ann St. ; All of the Beef Imported Cloibs. FASHION PLA THIS. SOUTH yoRWALx. Correspondence invited. . .' Bo. Norwalk,‘ Conn. ' Governor Odell Delivers an Addrou ' was New York state day at the Charles- ' and Striped Flann‘eis. New York state building was ., New York is called the empire state . : “‘°”‘”‘°"“e“”°“s' “mm“ ”‘3 “St ‘1‘” » Cliildrou'sl’r‘ustBlock Stockings. town. iielrl'nud humming valley and - waste seashore. its romances. its rc- _; who. though suddenly called to assume -' those great duties. is discharging them , , early training in the affairs of state ‘ Fella Iv. We have a splendid line of : Blouse'SuIts and Norfolk Suits. in .BiueScrge, Fancy Cheviot ,' $3.50 to $5.01). We’ soil only well made, rciiu. bio. sorvicogiv’ing’ merchandise. ‘ DON'T FORGET- The best value in town... Our 2 pairs for 25c. *l. DAVIS II SIN. TAILORS CLOTHIERS, IIATTERS. FURNISHEBS. ‘Tel 1331.2 NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. WWW Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits. Jackets and Skiits’ Our line of Ready- -to- wear Garments was never linntlsomer than this season’s product. .Rsshion cre- ators never before thought out more attractive designs. orn- Garments are the highest grime of Tailor 1 Made Art. Nothing but the best shown here. and our prices are as’ low as many ask for mirch inferior goods. We will describe only a few. You are invited to call and examine the others. ALL WOOL VENE’I‘IAN CLOTH SUITS ETON JACKETS. FLOUNCE SKIRTr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .310. 00 FINE ALL WOOL ETAMINE SUIT, FLOUNCE SKIRT. SILK LINED I‘LY FRON JACKET. $14. 00 FINE ALL WOOL CRA‘rSH SUIT FLOUNCE SKIRT. SILK LINED. BLOUSE ETON JACKET. BLACK AND NAVY .................................................. $17.00 ALL I'NECDL CHEVIO'I‘ SUIT TUCKED FLOUNCE SKIRT AND TUCKED ETON JACKET, SILK ................................................ . 10.00 FINE QUALITY BLACK BRI LLIANTINE FLOUNCE SKIRTS ...................... . . . . . . ........ ‘34. 75 FINE ALL WOOL VENE’I‘IAN CLOTH SKIRT. GRADUATEI) FLOUNCE. ......... .. . ......... . .. 85. 75 ALL WOOL CHEV‘IOT WALKING SKIRTS. TUCKED FLOUNCE ................................. .43 .75 ALL WOOL CIIEVIOT WALKING SKIRTS; LIGHT WEIGHT FOR SPRING, GRADUATEI) FLOUNCE. NAVY, GRAY AND BLACK .................................... . .. ....... $0. 50 $7. 00 ALL woor. covnn'r ono'rn .mcnn'rs, SHADES or TAN AND CASTOR ......... 131.on onnvro’r mos JACKET .............................. . ......... . ........... FINE oas'ron nnoaucmrn mos JACKET FANCY srrnc LINING ......... . ........ 39.00 'rArIurrA SILK Tucson n‘ron JACKET TAFETTA LINED .n---.. .n............. "up. I " r Housciumrshrng Dept ' CARPET HEATERS. ....................................... .. . .. 15c ruors s'rrcxs ........................... . .............. . ................. 100 nor CLOTHS ......................... .............. 10c 10 QUART GALVANIZED FAILS .. ....................... 25c .r wmrnwnsn nnusnss. ................ '. . .................... 25c use commas . ....... ..................... ............... 25c sonun BRUSHES ...... ..... . ............ 9c LARGE saunas nus'rnas ........................ . .............. 29c scounrno soar ........ ... _, 4.. CURTAIN sranrcnnns. $1.00 great responsibilities. We know him - and we ask from you the some kindly . consideration. the same support that is - - accorded by those who know him and _ HARTFORD COAL CO. INCORPOR- wardsi was won by First Principlc.‘ . quarters of a length. Three lengths- Gretat craters have generally refus . pur oi the mo? Demos- ' or sport in a public meeti 3g without . my words it Is‘ because I do our allow . IV I W. myself to speak on arlrtyi‘sirébiect in says the list. 85 Washington Street. ' I Giovers : the Place“ SOUTI I NORWALK. SORE ARM. % Vaccination. Inflammation. Radiation, Petulation. Observation. Revelation. ._ Agitation. ' Consteruation. Recreation. Deprivation, Wondorution. Explanation. Habitation. Occupation, Trepidntion, Ministratiou. Congregation. .Aggm vatldn. “Thundcration 3 " indignation, Altercation. Cnstigai ion. Transportation. Central Station. Degradation. ‘ Attenuation. Confirmation. Jud icetlon. Castlgation. Valuation. Liquidation, Lamentation. Vaccination. Combination—- inflammation. Aggravation. Altercation. Central Station, Litigation, Lamentation. Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph Safe blowers got 350000 in cash out of thc Lemon bank at *Acworth. Ga. Chicago Record- Herald. and an added another squeezed lemon to the When a friend urged that a few“ words . ‘I , from him would do much to awaken Spend $150 In Shoo Laafhbr Hero shops: a recessPeacecceceeeececeecceeeeeeee+oeeciseeseIjf K TRISTRAM & IIYA'I‘T, thW *MWI» Mom “I ETMTETTTTWTMTMWWM NORWALK CONN. %%%%MTFW%%¥%%WPMMPWW%W%W c Notice to Contractors the lioard of Selectmen of the town of Stamford, Conn.. until one o'clock p. "In., of May 3d. 1902, for the construc- tion of n macadam road in the town of Stamford. plans and specifications approved by the State Highway Commissioner. Bids shall state the price per linear foot for finished r d complete; the town through its cloctmcn and the State Highway Commissioner reserve the right to increase or diminish the number of feet to be improved after the contract is let. All bids must be accompanied by a bond of not less than one-third of the amount of me construction of the work. Any bidder refusing to sign the contract at the prices offered by him shall be required to forfeit a sum from his bond equal to the difference in price between his bid and tire’next highest bidder. Plans and specifications may be examined at the office of. Selectmen. Stamford. Ct. or at the office of the State Highway Commissioner in Hartford. The Sc- lectmcn and the State Highway Com missioncr reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at Stamford Conn.. April 19, 1902. EDWiN S. HOLLY GEORGE H. ROBURTS. Cl-.iAS E. ROBBIE, 2‘ “Selectmen. Town of Stamford ll ‘ "m bass: or Novice. DlSTRlCT OF NORWALK. 53.. PRO- BATE COURT. Apr. 23. A. D.. 1902. Estate of Patrick Mulquoen late of Norwalk in said district deceased. Whereas. written application has been made to‘ this court praying. for reasons therein set forth.‘ for adminis tratlon of the estate of said deceased not administered. Ordered. That said application be Oflice in Nor-walk on the 30th day of April. 1902. at 11 o‘clock forenbon; and that public notice thereof be giv- on to all persons interested therein by publishing this order In a newspa per having a. circulation in said dis trict, at least five days before said day of hearing. HENRY W GREGORY. .23 1t Judge. Class A. XXI! No 30996. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. to wit: BE 11‘ REMEMBERED. .That on the fifteenth day of April 1902. The Banks Law Publishing Co.. of N. Y.. hath deposited in this Office is in the following words. to wit. Supreme Court of the United States. December term.1872. Wallace. the title of a BOOK. the title of which. Scaled proposals will be received by - ‘ in accordance with the , heard and determined at the Probate . Cases argued and adjudged in the I ' and October ‘ -. term 1873 Reported by John William . Vi iXVii ' w'rPuhlishlng Co. . , “ .1902 ' , OUR STORE IS vane 81.- voun BENEFIT. oun AIM In IS ALWAYS BEEN To BETTER IT WHEN- eves AND WHEREVER Poi-Shine. OUR NEW AND Lanna 31?an Is THE RESULT. we can CLOTHE YOU on ANY menses or: YOUR FAMILY FROM HEAD TO 5001'. OUR CASH on cseoi'r PLAN GIVES . voo THAT PRIVILEGE. W..-_......... ...... m. .. .. NO MONEY DoWN. —_..._........ ..... -.._....._-_....._._. You Wear the Clothes While l’allinil for them. OUR SYSTEM WAS PLANNED FOR $1.00 WEEKLY $100 \
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