94:99 vol! by the Can and
hadron escorting the armor
Montcalm having President
Ward. was sighted at about
his morning. slowly picking
ugh the great blocks of
boring the lower tho 1.
than was extremely ootd
dining intermittently. The
hailstely decorated Wei-‘1
o s were to be seen eveiy-
111,110st assembled on
ht they mingled their
the solutes from thkshlps
the Montcalm entered the
e, the was surrounded by‘
small hosts filled with en
htseers. The imperial
ndri'a with the czar on
ed almost Simultaneously
och squadron. Accom‘
their were the czarevitch
like Michael brother 01
count Lanisdoril’. the
reign affairs; the Mar
hello. French ambassa-
_ Betsrsburg: the Grand
high admiral of Russia
r9111. Where the gloat
d between the czar and
‘Vmost cordial.
EV ERE 0N DUTY:
If John W Sct‘iliey start-
ouui Norwalk at 2 o'clock.
lift one to‘ West Reddlng to
naes‘dn witnesses in the
on case which come 11p
rd 'Uourt. at Bridgeport
as continued until Thurs~
ou' cek.‘ When the sheriff was
ight pa o1 stopped him. and
ew who he was, wanted
cw, Schlechticg, of
ted a young man ham
nboht. 9V o clock last eve.
gton sttmeet The fol
forthe theft of abdut
ensgpews store Stain
e had been employed.
amfoid Saturday night and
h Norwalk. Accordingly
to esterday and last night
1111 He took him back to
_ Vn‘lng.
E ELL RESIGNS
no, May 20. «Prof.
'15. 1).. for the past
5.5 the occupant of the
red rhetoric homilietics.1.
try and sociology In the
0511:1911 seminary has re-
Circle of Kings Sons of
Norwalk Congregational
91V 110111911911 Elmwood ave-.
hon local elections
Cally prohibits 1.11
the state eleetl
, for your
~ “sunny
in.
9 ‘ goods and
7 98019.5 AGENTS.
BOUTIrI NORWALK.‘
811 Ito '-
TAAp'Y‘ Russia May 20~—’Ilh9e
Vsion hall with 9h}?
. 9 JuryV Returns Verdict In the Brooks
1121911 entertained the Ar-1
250
909 Washington Street,:'
1‘
9EEEO‘9I'9IN9G9 INSANE HOSPYT AL.
Matter biseuued at the Coone.ticut
Homeopathic Medical Aucclatlon.
HARTFORD, (301111.. May ZOE-The un~
nusl meeting all the Connecticut Hom—
eoimthle Medical Association opened at
11 o’clock this morning. In City Mio—
011 attendance [)1
11113191111. president
C.‘ E Sanfofird ctt
of the associlition, presided. The so—
ciety has 108 members. and twa new
mediums Were (119ch today
The erection of. an insane 51191111111111
was. discussed at the session, and the
legislative co onimittee‘ of the society
was empowered to add too influential
members to ’thmommittee and make a
speciul effort to procure means from the
next general assembly for the n 11 born
pital. it was stated at the meetl 3 that
the trustees of the Connecticut hospital
for the inshue at MiddletoWn. will not
seek further enlargement. of that instl.
tutlon. ‘
The society voted to urge. upon the
range for examinat one. of‘ members
which shall be accep ed lull-311 of ex-
sminatiou by state organizations when
‘a member settles in another state.
A number 111 technical papers were
read 1111th dflloérw were elected as fol-
Iowm1
President-4131';
Willimuntic.
O. H. Colgrove.. of
Vice-pi'esidsntubr. C M. Payne, of
Bridgeport 1
Treasurer—~01". E J Walker, of New
Haven.
SecretaryeDr. Hills Cole, of Hart’
ford. '
Dr Theodore St. John. of Thomaston.
was re—clected 191191 11‘ member of the
board of censors
ANTI mosomro CAMPAIGN.
M
Murphy Given Prof. Smith 161,-
000 to c9Irr‘y on the War.
NEW BRUNSWICK May 2.0——Prof.
John ll.V‘S1nlth. the State Entomolo
Vglst. has received a letter from Gov.
9I‘1anklin Murphy} saying that the Gov-
1111101111111 arraigned to him $1000 from
the State Emergency Fund to enable
him to proceed with his campaign
against the New Jersey mosquito
Pimol Smith has obtained a Harvard
graduate and physician to investigate
the malaiial side at the mosquitos.‘ He
will work in the neighborhood of Har:
ilson. He has also Seamed the ser
when 01‘ an ex- 'inember of the United
States Fish Commission 901 Burlington
to inxestlgate !the vertebrate enemies
of mosquitos not! the fish that feed
Gov.
in Allalre Edig'ar 1.. Dickerson. of the
present. senior class will assist him
and will carry on his work in the
neighborhood of Hockensack Valley.
while Prof. Smith himself will conduct
his work in New Brunswick and along
the coast from Bay ”Head to (‘ape May.
were as the salt water extends.
1
MURDERER IS UNKNOWN,
#—
V Cate Today‘ .
NEW YORK, May 20—»1‘115 coroner a
jury in the inquest to 1111 the tesponel-
bility for the death of alter S
.1310 s, brought in a You dict today. ,
Mar ‘11; that Brooks died as the man
12119 Von the} Hill day of 1101111111;
13111113, appeared as it about to faint. He
31.511.11.111. app eaten to
. .
.111an To nitrite srnnt’é't
that the Gilli
three national medical societies to or»
upon them. He will carry on his work 1‘ “9
and from Cape May as far ‘up the Dela- '
1 Out. a West.,9
_ Penny]! R
' Sou. Pacific.
‘of Va “pistol wound of the need inflict-499
9
by he fact that thé jury 1V
NEW YORK £59999 20—«1 is evident
Orders executed for
. m
, 99P1'1vate wires to New “York, 30910
Washington. Chicago
Careful attention given to mail on
telegraph Ordersfi‘ "
‘ V'Qorrespondenéo Invited.
9! m
Telephone Gall 1.53.
'1 . V.
,S'war'tz £5 Corbett Bloc/e, , '
Washington St, V189. Norwalk. Conn.
TODAY IN WALL STREEI. .
..,.......
WALL STREETMO: 10 a. m.-'l‘rad
ing at the opening of the stock mar~
1191 was very light but prices showed
quite uniform fractional gains Can-
adian Eacitlc rose 1%. Anaconda 1%
1111th one City Beuthern a point
(Vlon helped the rise here. .1
WALL STREET: a. n1 lit—Tho
movement prices was l119omewhnt halt.-
ing and irregular. but mainly upwards
There was steady absorption of Unit-
e‘d States Steel up to 490%. Sharp re
coverlss from yesterday 3 losses were
shown We advances: in American Ex
press of five. Chicago and Eastern 11'
linols 3 11011111111; Valley and Long Is-
land 2 Louisville and North American
1% and Atchison.‘ Locomotive prefer
red and American Cotton Oil about a
point. “Sugur roae irregularly 1%
was carried 4% over last night before
reacting. Westinghouse, Electric lose 4
Canada Southern 2%. Oansdlhn Pact“
lie 2%. and St Paul Union Politic.
Reading, Illinois Central New York
Chicago and St. Louis. Chicago and AL
ton. Minneapolis. St. Paul and Saulte
Ste. Marie preferred and Tennessee
00111 11 point or more. The tnarltet then
became intensely dull and dragged.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over, private wtr“
& Goldschmldt commission r9
Swarta a (iorbett‘a block. South Nor
"7‘11 23%
157%
0111. Gt. West. 27111 28111
C M. & St. 1’ 166111 1677.5
Chi. 11..1 &P. 170% 111 I'll
VC.C.C.&’ Stub.‘ 103M. 103% ‘ VV‘IOM.
001 Full; 1.; 97- 97511" 95%“ 117
Col. Southfi 297$; 29151" 211%
(3011801. (las. 22] ' 221 221
"(11.1: Hittl I73 I73 173 173
- 36% 38‘? 36% 36%
Geo Electric 314% 316 314 3113
111 Central 151% 11121.4 151% 151%.
1.011. &'Naéh.,513'i% 14.1% 137% 1111/,
Manhattan. 131% 131% 131 131%
Met. St. Ry. 117% 143 147% 148
Mex Centimal 2751'. 27%” 371.4 27%
VI. K &T. 11111.55 55% 55 £15
98 98%
154% 155%
56 58%
32 32%:
148 148%
101% 101%
43th .
61111;
2% 329%
148%
lieopi'e’slGas 9101M 101%
Press 8. Car 431A 4391.
Reading. . 611,4 132
Road. ist 1‘1qu 821,5 89%
Read 2d old 67 $7311 V
Repuh. Steel. 161, 7% .
, 1181111; , 64% . ,
Sou. Ry. (lo... 36% 36%
Sen Ry. pill, 94% 941,5
“1 U S m “
, . II S.‘ Rubber
"1121' M. Backus; .counsel Vfo‘r Florence
11.351891
far today Vin the suit of E Relies
‘ ‘ 1111111511111 1119111111111.
re Purchasing Company was adjourn;
by . United Stnte's‘ Commissioner
[ornament or on Margin.
V'Ilighet prloeii for Americans in Lon—1V ‘
WALL STREET 1.11 111~Loui~sville. ‘
1 111111 111
.V TNILORS, CLOTHIERS
‘j'9. MATTERS. FURNISHERS JV
85 Washington Strut. ‘
‘ " sou'rn NORWALK
walk: "
. Open High Low 1:30
Ainal. Coppei. 68 118% 67%; 67%
Am. G.& 291,5 293,1 291,9 29%
Am 0111:0119: 9527,11 5317/11 112% 529911
American ice. 18‘ 18% IS 18%
Amer. 1.01201, 30% 30% 301/3 30%-
Am. Loco: phi. 92 9214. 92 92
A1119. Smelt., 411% '46 151,3 45‘}.
A111.Suitar, 127% 128% 1271.1. 128
Anaconda. 113% 113% 113111 113%
A 'I‘. (I S Fe 7814 fill/118% 18%
A.’I‘ 1h Sll‘. pr 9791A A9736; 97% 97%
Halt & Ohio. 105 ll; 10514. 10"“ lame
Bklyu. It. ‘T. 115% 11.5111 85% 65%
Can. South; 95 - 911% 96' 96%
ChesttOhin. iii 1 1614 ‘1“ am.
(hi. &1N. W. 245% 248 246% "48
19;I)iSTRlO'l‘ or NORWALK as.
Then you will want thin 1111-
V.derwenr—-everything thin Well
we prepared tor on“ some
. months like and do 9‘9‘1919113 0Vt_
A. sander- Furuiwings for men is
a very complete (11111.1
' 50c and $1.00 with trouble seat
’ Drawers.
Best line of Negligent Shirts
111 the Twin Cities, 50c, 11.110 ‘
1.1 and $1.50. 1
- Tel 13312.
..11.
we
Mmeeefieeemwee—ew
Balbrlggan Undeiwear at 25119,. H .
from one season to another.
Lot No 1
1.61 No 2
'4?!»
m 3&6‘
CHOICE FOR
Lot No 5’).
this' lot 9318.00 to $22. 00.
11141-1» eeweeeeaeeeawee
1151:1111-
ENTERTAINMENTS
Grand Vaudeville
For chVeVV benefit
Norwaik 1105191191211
HOYT’S TH EATRE, .
roasoav. MAY 21. 13:15
Under the mnnhgemcnt of the
WHITE ORCHESTRA.
Admission 8100 75c 5900 350
Renewed seats now on sale at the
theatre and Wood's [Virus Sgtor Nor
walk. . 3‘llt
“T9339 RERTIT 11111911311 01' tllllltil'l‘”
Lecture by V],
mhmwmuuu
1V NORWALE METHODIST CHURCH
Next Friday Eve. May 2311.
A ‘ at s “111111..
Dr Kelley Editor 9of THE METHO-
1 DIST REVIEW Is one of the foremost
«writers and lcctui'ilrs of the American
pulpit today.
V ADMISSION FREE. V
A9 silver offering will be taken for
the benefit of the Darlcn M. E. Chm on
11120 22 23
ORDER OF NOTICE. ‘
9'-Pio
bate Court, May 20 A D. 19902
Whereas, written nomination has
- been made to 1111s couit for. adminis
tration of the estate of Carrie Head
9 1 late of the city of South Norwalk in ‘
sold district deceased ‘
“Ordered. Tint said application be
heard and cemented at the mounts
‘ mine in Norwalk on the. 2511 any of ' :9'
Mair, 1902 at it oclock afternoon; and
‘ that puhlto notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub
lishing this order In a newspaper har-
iug a circulation in said dlotrict. at
urns? w onsoon‘r
port or the contest ” said the chain:
on pugilist. ‘
[chat five days before said day or hear-
Judge '1
Heyén’t they'rVV’ echoed his secr‘eh"
#3
WT:
SPECIAL
CITY MEETING
o
Mayor‘s Office South Norwnik. Conn,
'I‘o Joseph RV. Tny'lm Clcik of the City
of South N01 walk
Sir:-w
VBy authority vested in me as Max"
or. and by request of the Council of
this city. I hereby direct you to give
notice to‘ the legal voters of this city
that. a special city meeting will be held
in Arion Hall. on Madison street. on
Monday May 26 11102.11t eight o'clock
p. 111.. to consi‘d rVV the advisability of
increasing the . uhacity of the city‘ 3
electric light {our and purchasing
new equipment therefore and for the
street lighting system. according to
plans and estimates preparedby. and
on file with. the Board of Electrical
ble to authorize the some and to ap-
prop1late not to exceed the sum of
$15 000. 00 to pay therefor.
South Norwalk. Conn. May 19,1902
MORTIMER M. LEE.
Mayor.
1The above and foregoing is a true
copy of the original warrant. .
‘Attest:
1 JOSEPH RV. V'IV‘AYLOR , .
‘ .. 1:119 2t
Scioierglterm.
Its time to
put llOIll'
' Thisstorc is tho1V
THE STORE OF CREE” and likewisr: the atom or? g900d values.
doubt there are a gréutV
Commissioners. and, if deemed advise "
, Finer Worsteds.90heviots. 61119313211-
agonals,
goods. suits from $7.98 to $20.00. V.
The largest assortment _ of Wash?
9 l9
t
1
Shirt Wuiots 1101119501.- to $2.998.
Clearing Sal's of Tailor Made Suits and Jackets
It has always been our aim to sell everything the seag‘on that it is bounht and to (innit? homing over
With this object in view we have made up our stock of TulJm‘Mudo Suits
into three lots, to close out as follows:
a.
$12.00 The cloth alone would cost more than we ask for the 981111.. CHOICE OF THIS LO'I‘9,VV ”
Fine All wool Venetian 9(.‘loths Cheviots, Broadcloths and Pebble Cheviots in black, navy,
brown and grey, regular price of this lot from $14. 00 to $18 00 V’l‘bis lot contains many of our finest Suits.
All Wool Homespun Cheviot and Surge in black gr,ey bloc and brown, regular price $10.01} 11ndE
.0135»
This lot includes our Fine All Wool Etamlne Cloths. Broadcloths Fine Cheviets and Venetians
Many of them are silk-lined throughout and made‘ up in the veiy best possible manner.
CHOICE FOR
SPRING JACKETS
We have made one lot of our [fight Weight Jackets in tan, brown and caster all sizes and styles.
Regular price 110m V55. 00 to SS 00. Choice of any of them 101 .
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK CONN.
MMWWW%MMWWW%MWWMEM$
.1399t9
i
1:
i:
'19
tan.
88.00.
a.
91‘:
iii
gt
i
l
Regular price of
$12. 00.
1.1".
a $3.00.
naive; to the question.
11; 1'11, "erronisronn
9ND
any articles of wearing apparel that you need,
and you feel YOU CAN9‘9'9I‘ AFFORD THEM. YOU CAN AFFORD THEM,
and you can have them when you Vwant them. even though you haven’t
the cash to pay down for them. YOU ‘RE CREDIT IS GOOD with us; you're
991911'o1nise to pay is as good as cash. Get‘ what you pant when you want
it, pay for it as you earn the money.
One Dollar a week.
lien’s Sills.
Sci-gas, ‘ all
t ate Skirts. _
Children‘s
9“
A COMPLETE SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR MEN;
LADIES}
Tailor- little Suits.
Venetiaiis, Surges, Chariots, Broad-
utiion made _9 cloths and also a large line of Senor:
Suits from 39.118 161135.00."-
Ready- made
Sailor Suits and Fitted Dresses,-a
large variety. prices from 501: to 32.98. ’9
Dresses,
v
woman, AND 9
CHILDREN.
emcee FROM 31.00.
TO 33.93. V ,
SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION..V
I
99
gramme _
9:11 cream 16
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