lviito wires to New York.13‘outon. . ‘
. Loahlhgton. Chicago. , ,
‘Caréinl attention lven‘ to‘ mail and .1
' telegraph ordé . j
Correspondo . “invited.
Toloiihono , can "153,.
"“fS‘zuartu (:3 Corbott Black; .
'anhln‘gion 91., 8a. Norwalk, Conn. .‘
Wm- Wm. .15.... .M -.r "My”... m.” A,
All}! to m was, _ .
thought out moi-‘11 attract! design 0 Ma
him; but the bout shovin harp, and our prices . “.33 many ask l'o‘r much“ interior
. - . . L so W 111 describe only“ a tow You are invited to call and ‘ox‘o’mi e others. : . . .
_ . . .. .. . , ‘ . . I. j- ALL WOQLV VENE‘I‘IAN CLOTH SUITS; ETON JACKETS FLOUNGE 8K '.....‘..‘;.....‘. $10. 00
RRISON'B WINE. TODA m WALL 3111521". .. 1 . . . . » . . . ~ FINE ALI“. WOOL ETAMINE:SU1T.FLO'UNCE SKIRT. SILK LINEDT'FL‘Y Know JACKET. . s.
. W ‘ » ‘l .‘ . ‘ L. I FINE ALL WOOL CRASH SUIT“ FLOUNCE SKIRT, SILK L1NED.II‘3LOUSE ETON .IA‘ KE"
1 on 11.. Disappeum ‘ WALLL ms... 10: 10 a. iii-“TUE ‘ .. 11“” '1“ 8111611111“ line 0‘ . “BLACK AND NAVY . W31 700
opening dealings in stocks ‘were com- - 331011511 sum. and Norfolk Suits, . » ALL” WOOL‘ CHEVIOT £11311" L'IL‘UQKED FLOUNUE SKIRT AND TU KED LETON JAGKE SILK
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WWW“ 9W“ ”“9“ “‘ “‘2 “”3”" " Lidagfifmgzrfi' F22? 9““‘9‘ . L mun QUALITY '131'51'035 BKlLLlANTlNE 'YLoUN'éir' SKIR'TB' .. s .
. . 2““ ‘ L L x: mm ALL 0L VENETIAN morn SKIRT GRADUATED YLo'liu'cn' . .
are old wine‘s, although ity of cases were higher but there H
131 temperate in his use were some reactions on seconduiy ‘ ‘ ,3 50 to ”.00 . . ‘ ALL WOOL HEVIOT WALKING SKIRTS. TUCKED‘ FLOUNGE $4
“am" h“ ”we“ 3m" dealings and a oumbér or. important ‘ ‘ ALL wool. CHEVIQT WALKING sKinTs LIGHT WEIGHT Iron smiuo onAoUATBiD _,
101 t 10000 i ‘ ' I . ~ ' .. ‘ 5
3211333; 11.333213313111112 ed a point iiishemnd chime, mad... 131319111111] 3311335 111313 ilililll‘l ll- . bio, service giving méwhan'difi“ . BLACK comm-r ‘rrrou JACKET .
. 4111112133 he‘ wins ‘quur- 2110113. Louisville 1‘34, but Southo‘rn DON'T FORGET;- . . FINE CASTGR BROADCLOTH ETON JACKET FANCY SILK" LI
. .89 halls. whom
had been especially
. mmedlat‘cly alter
Woodie also a case of
(florets, burguudics.
hlch w‘cre placed in
in set‘ apart for his‘ use
1 these wines had din»
the only reminder of“
Xiétence was found in
ompty‘ bottles in the
pus. When Preuident
ot‘thls he summoned be:
dents oi the university
little address. in the
he. hold that he was.
Right; the by-laws of the
orbld the bringing of ‘nnd
piri‘tuous liquor upon the
13.. they have dl‘s‘ap—
all regret they have
lied as contraband
311e, Owner has no re~
.11 of the Western and of
Thursday“ at the home
rt Chester, aged sixty
mam years Mr Who
In no side '0! the room
ccasibn re~
yearn ago.
voted “no license,"
'ouid piece the bar on.
lede of his place and are“
all he 111011th the pried of 0
w York was too high: -
the 1.11.31.11.15; out his ‘
hnccticni '. 'L'l‘he colony 019
ha ' invaded King street
‘ ally compelled him
in both. amino He
held on solidity at.
.0111: Church in Port M
' MY
'hctive and easy.
Railway gagged a traction Northwos-L "3031833 F3333“ 333333333 “333383333“
tom an American Is‘c preferred, r‘oeé
oYer a, point.
WALL STREET ll 21 m.—~ «The India
he: yielded quite génlara‘lly but there
was no pronounced pregame against
any particular group of stocks Prices
of acme ot the grain carrying stocks~ ,
fell below last night and Canadian
Pacific. Louisvile, Chicago. Indianava
113 and Louisville, Tenn. Coal and
Colmado F‘uel hold a point below the
lost Standard Rope, Railway Steel
Spring and International Pump guincd
11,9 Pennsylvania and N. Y. Central
came into prominence later and ad»
vaneed 1239 respectively and Colorado
ii‘uel rallied to a point over laxt night
but tho geneial list did“ not show much
improvement.
WALL STREET closewSt Paul and
Sugar got up nearly a point but lost it
American ice rose 1% the preferred
31.4. Mlnneopolla. St. Paul and Scull
Ste Marie stocks ‘2 each New York.
New Haven and Hartford 10 and some
minor specialties a point or more
When the bank statement appeared
Penna. was lifted 1% and New York
Central 279 over last night, but there .
: was a disposition to reallpc‘elsewhere.
Many important stocks were carried
below last night Aniallmmated Goppér
losing about a point. The closing wan
TODAY'S ouo'rATious.
Reports over private wire of Mapics‘
& Goidcchmidt, commission brokers,
Swmtz 1:1 Cornett's block South Nor
walk. ,
L Open High Low 11.30
Amati. Coin. 0713219 (still. 6639‘
Ami). & F. 00. 30 3.0% . . 30%
Am, Cut. Oil. 52% 54% 51%
Am. G. '1‘wn.. 58 58.139 5814
. American 112631721, .1924, ‘. 19‘4“
Am. Locomot.,‘35% 35119 ‘ 85%
Am. Moo. 111.11.. 08% 9859 98
Am. Smelt, 4129 4424 4424
Am. Sugan. 1213 125241126
Anaconda 1113 115 1 1 3L
A.T&St'Fc‘.8214 8214- , 82
AT &SF pl 991,4 29 ‘ 987,2
Bali & 01110.102 1119 109%
Bkyln. R. T. Tim 70% 702-9
Can South; 93 98 , 1125;.
Chas, 21101110, 48% 4814.
Chi. &N W... 2511 ' 253
0111. Gt. West. 25% 26% -“.
C,‘ M & St. P. 1.7019 170%
Chi 13.1 & P 172
0.00 & SLL 10510624
001.1“ &l.l108% 109%.
Col. South 31‘19 3199 ‘
228 L
'176 1261395133 ‘L .L
“ - 3937i: ‘10
Gen. Electric 328 328
111. Central 1485414812, ,
Lou &Nash. 12914, 1291398 .
f Manhattan 136% 1,35% .
"‘ Met St. Ry" 153% 153%-
Mex. Central. 2934 2921:.
«K: T.‘ ‘
; ~Ll‘aciiicMali ‘A‘ 3149'
. Penn. .1} 1%.. 15171915232
Peoples Gas, 105
,Pres S Car. .
8.111 , -
_ emo
Bellini» Build Willi insulin
”(’11 12111111 13110111 Pill
NEW YORK. April 25mm importv .
ant conferenle has been held between .
Piedmont-elect Fulton and amoral of .
the generals who participated in the . ‘
late insurrection. Says a Bayamo, Cu- .
and dispatch to the T1111th The meet; ‘
ing was held at tli‘Y‘. requcst of the 1'
president 111951 to ohiuln the view or
formal Cuban. aoldicis on the question
of no)“ for their serviced Those: Who
attended Weir: Generals Rubi, Loin.
Soloeda and Capote representing 111 ‘
province of Santiago, which W42 til
pivotal point of the rebellion ‘
The result of the commutation Was
entirely sntlsinctoly to tho prosidcnt‘.
elect His proposition is to glue first
attention in the ugiicnl‘tuio of 1116‘ is
loud Hy fostering this imiuetra. ‘ho
argues. will bc obtained tinel wages of
the nilnl General Pnlma said that
it must first he dctormiuod who real ‘
1y is entitled to on paid which means
an overhauling of the roll: The no!
Oillit now asked is about $80. 000.1101)
. L wlllcl is considered for to much It
is h oved that 8150110 0110 will suilice
to settle all legitimate claims
The body of General Pulmu 2 mother
which was buried hY him thirty two
.yours ago near the Canto river, has ‘
just been removed u. this city and
will he leioterrod here Saturday. it
was placed in A coilln and brought by
two hundred neighbors of the presi-
dent AleLi‘ all in‘ouoiod.'1‘ho village
priest hcndcd the procession which
1120121de 11. Behind walked General
‘Pulmo. Senor Qnosa‘dn nod 500 clti
zone all with bored heads it was a
. particularly solemn corcmony, and tho.
president elect was as grlcistrikcn as
if his mother had only died yesterday
Mass wall sung in the some little
church which he attended When do
was 1-. 1103:.
At Monaanlllo the American flag who
hauled down on Thursday and the Chi- '
lion ling hoisted in its ctYnd The All)
erican post Was abandonch All troops
’14 embarked upon the steamship Segurn-
acmhv way of Neviport News tor
l‘ort Robinson. Nob” nod immediately
, alter the Cuban 11115: was hoisted by no
. the captain or the Rural Guard All
immense crowd Was present at the oer
.mw—Q. GHQ—W
PRlsbNERS WILL haoova '
'u‘r 0011111125 in Thomastou. Malina, “
Pass the Crisis. .
OVIASTON Maine. .11er 26-—
Lynn. magma
to at th e 1139 _
, ‘ The best value in town. Our
Children’ 3 Foot 13in Stockings.
2 pair. lor- 25c. .
1 [Mill 1 iii
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS,
HATTERS. FURNISHERS‘.
realm-.12 .
. 85 W Mouton Snow. ;
. ’ some wonwAi‘ .
$1.131:in s Congregation
Si Lilliiilll Eullgirliilonlli‘hurlh
Wednesday, A'prll 30 1202.
and lhsirum‘r‘nlal Music.L
Aomssiou 25 cams.
W . '
“PAT” sundov :rALKa.
ran. 1.1 H11 Em ‘ Woes iii the South
“Pill" ‘ Sheedy hills appeared on
Broadway. New York arm a season
at Cflhlloaton,‘ ' cap at St. Louis and
a summcl‘ at m. rings “
L"‘Wl‘.c‘réve got new expe'rL
Allen; said Mr. shoddy "At Hot
Springs 1 was barred because 1 lost
New men get it thhv wav.‘ After u m
days at the Springé i' thought l’tl 111111111
‘11 play ‘ i bought 35.00 worth of checks:
in a. c uh houce Yin lost Next d "
when 1 want in the pioprietor 3113
‘Mr. Shegdy. lot on old man and ‘I
ve to alcep nights l'd rather You
Wouldn't play in my house. - ‘ ‘ -
"So 1 went to another club and mp».
pad another $500 bundle. When 1
‘ . ‘w‘as going 0.111qu to‘Ai’Smlth “1'11
- ‘ » «bet they hand me a piece 0! ice here, parallax: A“ of 1901.”
£111 next day 1 was on.
himself at my idea.-
.and than. old {he 11:, *h _
Sale of Real Estate
'will of Charles Partricli late 0. W11-
10n,dccensed harem" gives notice. L
powered to sell all the real estate of
‘ at Cannon Station. in said Town’of
Elaborate Program of Vocal
‘nud Stain o1 Oddliceticnt on the mm
and acting‘n' n a certain agreement
entered into and signed by the Direc-
Company and The Westbort Lumber
iii mdnfihmrlag gentler
TA’FFETA SILK TUCKED ETQN JACKET; T‘AFETTA LINED”. ‘
. MOP CLOTHS
filo QUART GALVANIZED PAILS
wul'mWAsn BRUSHE s.
RUG commas;
SCRUB BRUSHES.
SCOURINGS
cunrAiusrnn'rcunns
Ive tlllllllbil
'lho subscrihcr. Trustee under the
that he has been Authorized and em
sold deceased held by the subacrlhor
no such Trustee. Sold rLcal estdto‘ con-
sists of a track in quantity seven acres
Wilton with tho buildings thereon.
For particulars apply to
CHARLI‘S ABHUT’i‘
' Station. Donn.
‘Slockhoiders’l‘leehng "
_..-L .‘MW"
Notice is horehy given, that 11 Spec-
lad Allocating ol' the Stockholders of The
East N‘orwnlk Lum‘h’ér Company will
he held at the oilice or The Hill 8:
Ifluhbell‘ LumberLCompnny. Number 9
Water lineal, in ‘ ejcity of Norwalk
day 31125”. 1902," At 1 o’clock often
310011. for midst: of considering.
tors. of The Hill 11; Huhhell Lumber
Company. The East Norwalk Lumbhr
Company. for the merging and
consolidation of all said Compnnies
into a single corporation. no be known
as The Huhhell, Hall 111 Randall Com-
pony Incorporated under the “Cor.
.4.
361.313.11.3-1Lulu-1.1.11.1“...
Housefurnlshlng Dept
CARPET HEATERS . 1.. .. .
‘MDP STICKS. .... .‘....
.............. 25c. _
an)...» no ..1. nlnhuoo-I
LARGE FEATHEER D‘USTERS .. . . .
curly-1:51.111“..-
M. WWYMMMYW
‘By order Of the Board Of Directors THE RESULT. WE CAN CLOTHE YOU OR ANY M'ElLllaER OF YOUR
of said Comnuny
Dated at Norw‘alk Ct 'Ap'rl Illtli' FAMILY FROM HEAD TOL_ FOOT. OUR CASH 0R C Di‘l‘ PLAN GIVES” 5
YOU! IHAT‘ PRIVILEGE. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler