WalkingSoitsdiBicvclc Skirts,
' All of the Boat Imported aorta.
INSPECT our 1in TERIALS AND our
. mohair mm.
Krasowtz J8: Fax;
47 North Main cer. ’Ann St.
scum NORWALK.
Window... midterm.
, , I flxm “'8 , " omen ckscutsd tor
IVVVVVV YMMV/WA, $2 50 Invosrmomoron Murillo.
m
. ~‘, " Private wires t6 New York Boston.
. SOLE AVGENTS. V V Washington. Chicago.
' 90 Washington Street.
I." i; «i “Ml
No 2 cN rm: BUILDING“
Coretul attention given to mall and
telegraph. orders. ,. . .
Correspondence invited.
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SOUTH NOVRVVVALK.
. Telephone Chill 153.
Smarts 65M Co'r'bett Block,
.wVaVohiVngiVon an, ab.“ Norwnlk. Conn.
MAY TIME. .
(By Lulu Whedon Mitcllolli
What of the dark hour.
What of the. gray time?
Hawthorn II in bloom now-—
it's InorningV! it"s Moytlmo!
‘IIT_
. . . the time being in order to protect their
customers.
No statement of liabilities of assets
accompanied the suspension notices,
VIInd it was said such statements might
not be obtainable for several days. Up
to 11 o clock there had been no service
of the order of arrest obtained on Sst~
Iuday against A. L Myer.
Dr. W. Sequd Webb was in confer-
once during the morning, with A L
Myer. Henry L. Someone, an attorney
and Benjamin P. Moore, of Offenbach
and Moore.
AdIlance Bush is the assignes for
Henry Brothers. and F. 'l‘ Perrine is
assignce for Lockwood, Hurd it Go.
V'Neithcl oi the assignses has yet made
a statement 'Beforc noon cnll money
eased off to 8 per cent. A canvass of
The. mumlfncturers of f‘Forost Mills" Underweni‘ guarantee its superior wear
tics. Every garment, whether for man. woman or child bcorslthe trade merit . “Forest'IVMllls‘
may be sure when purchasing you get the host. We hove a. few specials in this Underwear which are ex.
trn good values and which we will not he Itble to duplicate inter. . '
Ludlos’ Lisle Thread Vests sleeveless ...... ..........*..
Ladies' Lisle 'l‘hreod Vests high nook. short sleeves
Ladies Lisle ThrcndIVosts high neck, long sleeves
Lndics' Lisle Thread Knee Paints.
Extra size Vests and Pants sizes 8 and 9 ....... .. ...
Evelythlng in tho Stocking llnc‘E We carry in the “Gordon Dye" dainty loco open work effects. IitVy-
llsh. ever- popular silk and gauze lisles ulso durable cotton; all weights all sizes. all prices.
Lodios' Luce Lisle Block Hose .. . ..
Lndies' Pl‘nln nod Ribbed Lisle, Black.
Ladies' Mono ’VSplit Fobt. black.
Ladies 'Itll‘ovcr Luce Lisle
unset DIG-IIIUIOI
We have n‘ splendid lino of
. Blouse Suits and Nolfolir Buits,.
I in Blue Serge. Fundy Cheviot
nnd Striped Flunneld.
83.50 to 35.00.
We sell only well made. rcllu
; lilo, servicc- glvlnx merchandise.
DOVNV’TV‘ FORGET—-
iiuoosnninsounstioso.s.u-i-s----..¢.-I. ...-
Frcsh- lacquered. leaflets,
Thick elders clover. .
Low broods the bright eyed
Still“ partridge mother.
.uos-ou. --. u-u-n- on“ lop-III. .
II p- it‘lldli'illbulll
Broad bolted boss fly
Over the lilacs. .
C
I.....u..o. nu...v ........ .-;. -
May dw'l‘he develop-
, .0th inttex half of last weeck
{Street in connection with the
“ e Dominion Securltlcs Com.
utldnd Railroad Company
E hensack Meadows Corn-
" today in the announce-
lVd succession of suspension
chorus houses. The first
his inability to meet obli»
Offenbach and Nicole and
ms. and Lockwood. HuId
nown principally as tind-
t.- iche known as “Webb.
Vurltles. and the announce
2 add Satiudnv that they
s‘ome ditiiculty in securing
herests Which they wore-
Oil Saturday afternoon, how-
"Verne-pt was made on behalf.
' o the effect that tempor—
._ cuts had been made and
as ‘cped funds might be cb~
to pay their obligations
b
‘ 'l‘odays sus- '
_ ' that these
V on. The chines of
. Moore were not opened
let all today MI GOidOIl.
there whose suspension
-‘ Offenbach and Moore
the Dominion Securl»
' it i. opened Week with
edge, that a number or nul-
‘ insnt Support was new
.1119 mnrket. mud ihele were
' row the 'V‘openlng week-
soles under the mic for
ounce were made. the mar»
again. The high priced
VA had been under recent
ion» were the severest suffer—
. preferred dropped 14
W nghouse Electric. 15.
New Had-en and Hartford
mcrlcnn; 5%; Northwestern
it, so Cool, ..3 The coolers
"d in additions by fears of
tr e. (Delaware 3: Hudson
3,5; Bending 3. and others
V hunts. Losses of 1 to 3 were
‘ h throughout the list. Be-
hour had elapsed support-
were effective again. and
some‘substantial rallies. On
he non-stock exchange se-
nded them was an excit-
oi! Indore trying to make
urda‘y st 70 were offered to~
ut the best bid was 20 Lot‘-
d at 50, and the bid dew
Ruckensack Meadows was
5 lth’ no hid On Friday it
W. Seward Webb, pres-
but on his behalf would
me during the day.
made an announce-
Pesto and G1
81,189de on?“
tional
Hcsdley said that the
’I‘ ,
hold- a business meeting
to ' of the First Church. (In
. V appointed.-
the leading banks of the financial dis-
trict Indicates that these institutions
have scarcely name than passing inter—
est in the events of the morning. it is
reported. however that a number of
New England banks held Webb-Myer
securities as collateral. ~
Announcement is made that Dr.
Webb has resigned from the interna-
Power directory President
resignation
doubtless will be accepted.‘
Local News roles
The telephone call of the Norwulk
«office or The Sentinel is new 44
hie them to carry stocks .
w—w **g
Flank Hubbard of Clay street
spent yelltelduy lu Danbuly where he
was the guest of relatives.
William Valentino has taken a posi-
tion in the packing mom of the Lock-
wnud Manufacturing Company.
Ernest selleck. of Bridgeport was
the guest yesterday of Miss Smile
Brown. of South Main street.
Mrs. Homer Buohnnm of South Mnin
stleet has returned from ii. several
Vweek's visit with IelutiveVVs in Fluehv
log L. I V.
~*.nm*
The Connecticut Railway and Light
lug Company is- uploading a load of
crushed stone between its tracks in
Upper West avenue. . V. '
Max Tarlov the Turnpike horse
dealer has just received two high
stepels {rpm the west which he will
use as coach horses
in the Norwalk Prohnte Court this
morning. Samuel G. Lockwood was up»
pointed administrator of the estate of
the late Erastus Roscoe. of Wilton.
A reception will be tendered Rev
and Mrs. Lewis K Monro. the new pas.
tor and wife of the Norwnlh Methodist
Church Friday evening at the church
0 ......-
The schooner “Cora. May." which
has been at the dock of the Hnbhell
Hull and RnIIIVlIlli Co. in Norwnlk dis~
charging n cargo of timber. clool‘ctl
Saturday tor St John” a. bi. E. a
—~*r—.—‘~a—~
’l‘homss O’Brien will resign his po:
sition in G. L. Glovors grocery
in *Norwnlk Saturday night
he succeeded by Frederick Po 4:
meriy tin Buttery Bros.“ ‘Woto
Duhkrlm. of Stamford; Wiiildm
l” and Frank Moore. or my V ,«
were in booth Norwnllc’ Mm; , . .V
’ divide
self
That one oil
are. W”
n the parlor
cdhesdsY. ,nt
3 p. In. A full attendance is desired.
Please be on hand promptly at the hour
The Epwortlr I eague meeting at 6: 30‘
. last evening. in the Norwolk Methodist.
Church was well attended. and there;
was a one number to answer Vtche
r011 ‘cs’n Miss Nicole Smith use charge
or the meeting.
ties out yesterds
thirteen;i hunches Ivh
leevo some cows in w
mid Delaware and Hudson lost 235
- Louisville fell 1% but recovered to
. , . dense ‘ poo ' ‘
th‘ loaders niacin end he labor outiuo _-
Moulding the pollc‘n’agold ‘
Wee, ‘wiugod Sbylochs.
From orchard, from hedges.
The robins nretriliing,
The cat bird' I! blithe chorus,
Each lntcival filling
Challenging all,
In melodious completeness ——- , ‘
Listen! The blackbird’s
Pure, ’ liquid sweetness. .
0 what of the dark hour.
What of the grey time?
lune'e on the way. and
It’s morning! it's Mnytime!
—V-—From Home and Flowbre. SpIVVInVIIV-
field. 9.. for May: ,
RED SPARK EXPLODES DYNA-
MITE.
"You’ ve got to hovexred spur he
said u workman. "to set off dvndm e.
We handled it long enough to know.
HoIo' s an experiment that's been
tried: They took an old lint cur arid
loaded it with rocks. they they fasten
ed a box of dynamite to the bumper
udn let the cor run down a steep
grade hang! into another our upshot“
ed at the bottom. And they foiled at
the dynamite never ontolodod unless"
the bumpers wsI‘e tuned with iron ll:
doidn't matter how much concussion
they hot with wooden bumpers. the
dyhamite was like thilt much nutty.
but as soon on a red spark jumped into
it out or the iron, why oft she 3 go.
U PJTO DATE WITOHCRAFT.
The witch huslnens in Pennsyslvhnio
is not what it used to he in good old
Massachusetts days Last week in
Shumokin Mr Schools. whose avoca-
lion in decline in black art and in ex
praising witches, failed to induce“ a
small but select cote Vi witches to
had taken up a habitation So the. ioiv
not hold of Mr. Schuck Vi‘tlhd hauled him
to jollwnli because the witches
wouldn‘t leave the cows couldn't getA
well hnd Mr Schuck wouldn't return
the 3175 he had collected for eviction
the vcxntious epiriteéak'rhe Observer in
Harper 8 Weekly. .
Mm”
TODAY IN wALI. swim. . V
WALL STREET. 10:10 It. m.—'l‘he4
stock market opened weak under the
influence of financial troubles grow-
in: out of last week's collapse in sinus
of the specialties, and the preopects of
a coal minors' strike The VVlocum-iced
Coolers fell between 1 that per cent...
I
shove Saturday's close, , and declines
reached I! point or over in Brooklyn?
Tronsit, southern Railway, People’s ht.
- A it
and on
these did not affect the VxenoI-sl tone
it. low-The nulls:
the market were
disclosed With the unconcerned! ofP
three failures or stock exchange induces
oaths result of the collapse or, the ' ' ,
Soles undo the“
. rule followed for account of the to!
W'ehhsMscr stocks.
house of small lots of Rutlsnd pref
red Ii .Steeln ~Unlon Pacific. South
Decide; St. Paul Chicago Greet we.
ern. Western Union. American
lg, Wabash and some other stock
I
bonds support was accorded extol-tho 11' '
but Istl‘IVVIVIVrc were subsequent? V.
. The best value in town. our
Children' s Fast Block Stockings. ‘
.2 pairs for 256.
I INN I Still
TAILORS CLQTHIEBS
HVAT'I‘ERB. FUENIBHERSV
Tel iii! 13 . V ,
; 85 Winninaian Street. 3
‘ ‘ scum NORWALK : , .
134 over Saturday a
were prop bully complete recoveries in
somegs
southtv terns. Local 'l‘rnctions; Trunk
hides, ern Railway and Sugar.
Ithtlnn referred rallied altogether
3% island SM- 011 the other
ckawunn‘o dIo oped 9i. Ann—
1‘: ends .3! Noshv'illo Chattsn use and
Pat. Louis 3%. end Purine Mail 2%. 1‘th
general tone. however has quiet sud
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reprints over private ware ct Maples
it Goldechmidt. commission brokers.
Swans VV& Burnett's block. 50th oNI'»
Open High Low ,1 30
‘: Open High Low 1:30
Amnl. Gunner, 88 liter.
Am C. & F. 30% 30%
No.0 do lv‘p.i'd 83% 83bit
Am Cot Oil. 33‘ 52
American Ice. 18%” right;
Amer. who"
Am. Loco. .ptd
Am. Smelt.
Am. Slider. '
Anaconda
30
89
he of tho Granger group. ‘
6538
‘ Lndlcs‘ Loco Lisle Navy, Red DIIIVb.
wovvvcvlvlol II
Housefurmshing Department
iIVancVIlul WI ingore. 10 inch.
Universal Wringers 10 inch.
Eureka Wringcrs
_ Whitewash Brushes
Window finishes-
-.---u-iV-o-p-
Chamber Pulls . . . . . . .
. $2. 95 I
.$3. 25
32 75 5
250
49c «
35 c
Chopping Bowls.................3.
Brooms ........ .........
' Whisk Broom . ...............
to foot Clothes Lines ..... .
Lanterns. ..
Mouse 'VI‘rIVIps ...-V...‘.....
no» It.
Vt
......«I
salted-s
PROBATE“ NOTICE.
‘ District of Norwnlk as. Probate
Court May 3rd... A. (1,1902. “
Estate of Patrick Mulqucen.
Norwelk. in said Dinttict. deceased
Ordeicd that the administrator with ‘
the will annexed of the estate of John
J. Furlong. late of Norwalk in said
District, deceased. lute ndmirllstrntfior
of the estate of. said Patrick Mulqueen
deceasedcxhihit sold John .1 Furlong e
administration account to this Court
for adjustment at the Probate Oillce in
Norwalk on the. thh’du’i of. my lilOZ.
at 2 o clock. utternobu and thin. nli peI —
sons interested in said estate may he
notified‘thereof the said udniinlstlntor
will onuio‘ this cider to be published in
a newspaper having Ii circulation in
said District. lit 1
District of Norwalk es. Probnte
‘ court. May 3rd. A. 1).. 1903..
iii ' 1/8
1V 91% 91'38
Ghee k Ohio 4 40% I36 46%
Chi. lit N. W. 260 , 260 236 25'?
Chi (3t. Went" 27 27% 23%
C. M I: St? 169% 169% 168
Gill RH! & P. 374i 17d 17314; 174
'CHCC &8t.1s.104',& 104% 103% 103%
Col. F. &i., 1028. 10310095 101%
Col. South. 29%. 29% 28% 29
unsol. Gas 233% 323 382% 222%
el. tituliud. 1;: 173% 111% 173
E“ e; 35% 30%
(ion. Electric. 323 323% 323 322
Ill Central; 152% 1(3th 161%. 152%
iron. 5% Noah. V133 136% 133 l36%
Mhnlinttnn. 32% 132% 130% 133%
V150 148% 33%
rump.- no“ idslt 149
-C"'"1 can. my. 102% Ion
no;
out .
83%
~i'liepub. Steel, 18?:
Rubber Goods, 20 -
Vdgilg
Estate of PstrlckrMulquecn. late of -
Norwelk‘. in acid istric’t. deceased.
Ordered thst .
sold estate ex ibit his aim
account to the court V _
at the Probate Oiilcc in No WK. V .
12th day of May 1902 at V2 ‘
terno‘on'. and the l't all porno
ed ffi said estate they be no
of. the said ndminlstriliior
this order to be published V,
pet) having a circulation i .
triét. at least iive drive before
mt. *
We seek . no opportunity to”
_---show you no Oxford of steep» V
"tionnl value. Vbrixn’ full of sty‘lc'V
_ and especially light In concur—j"
" Vance even though It has VII welt;
lute of '
live Guys before v .
administrntor or " '
tuition
OUR STORE is YOUR SV'FOEE. QUE SYSTEM WA} PEANVNED FDR
' YOUR BENEFIT. DUB AIM HA8 ALWAYS BEEN TO BEVVTTER lT VWHEN-'
VV EVEVR AVNDV WHEREVEI POISIDLE. '00.! NEW ANDIIWE STOREV l8
FAMILY FROM HEAD TD FO‘DT. DUB CASH OR CRED'PT PLAN GIVES
\.
‘vou THAT PRlVlLEGE. . . '5'.
Norwalk Chronicler