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13 SOUTH NORWALK EVNiNG SENTINEL
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WEDNESDAY. FEB. u."
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Fit Comes First.
Of what use is a hat that does not fit your headf
Of what use are corsets that do not fit, dresses that do not ill, or gloves
N do not fit?
Now take shoes.
The one absolutely necessary thing about shoes is that they shall ilt.
Unless they fit. walking is a fatigue.
pain and trouble
greatest Joys
Pleasure vanishes _ You feel “slouchy”;
And_all because you bought shoes that were perhaps loudly advertised
H and smart In appearance yet made with little regard to llt.
. The one shoe for women that is properly constructed for a scientific tlt . other
is the‘ ‘Queen Quality. " Try them if you want to make walking one of your cam. {mg to. a policy; me other for a
'i‘ be immense output makes the price of $8. 00 possible for such shoes
F. D. LYON & 00., Solo liar.
South Norwalk. Conn.
.90 Washington Street
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PPPSi. iinroln
Madohloiiay by Rev. Mr.
VI lockwooddntho House, and
Chaplailllihillips in the So-
)nate— favorable Reports
on Many Bills
HARTFORD. Conn. i"4*i)l'llfll'y lie-
Rev. Mr. Lockwood. rcprcscntatlvc
from Woodlrury. opened today's ses-
sion of the House lll th- absence of the
chaplain. with an eulogy of Abraham
Lincoln in further commemoration of
the day the AmcrIicIn flag was draped
over the gallery in bind the speaker' s
desk.
in the. Senate Chaplain l’hilllpa also
spoke in accordance witn the senti—
ments of the day. 'l'bc‘ flag also cover-
ed the, presldcnl‘s desk.
A large number of favorable reports
by committees came up in the House.
this morning. The financc committee
reported favorably on tho resolution
authorizing the South School District.
Hartford. to issue $200,000 in bonds.
The committee on apprcuiriation rc-
ported favorably on the resolution .Ip-
propriating $1,000 for tbc erection of a
monument for the Ninth itI-gimint.
I(‘ionncctlcut Volunteers; also appropri—
ated 8500 for thc bank COIllnliShitlllt‘l'S.
The reference of toe petition of the
Woodmont improvement (‘ompany III
be set aside as a borough was changed
to the committee on cities and hor-
oughs.
The Judiciary committee rcportcd
unfavorably on the bill providing that
2 any person guilty of fraud in owning
employment shall be punished by tinc
or imprisonment Mr lluwcn of
WoodstOclt. said that the bill was im-
practical and It was rcjccted
The same COHHDilLi't! reported unfav-
orabiy on the bill making the stutc
DRY 3500 for the dI'ath of a single man
or 31,000 for a married man. whilc a
fireman under duty. chcct-nd.
The Judiciary committee I-cportcd
llnfavorably on the “minority rIprc—
scntatiVQ bill." Mr. iiunks said thzlt
the bill provided that all appointmcnts
“of the govelnor should be Ilividcl
equally between politiIal pIIr.tlI-s and
that it was too broad. and should lIII
' rejected.-
le..Sweoney. of Derby. them.) nladc
an impassioned appeal for “fairnch,
to the Democrats" in all appointments,
Mr. Woodrtlff. of Litcblield. said that
. the reason why he wanted the bill
. passed was that "some time whcn thi-
God of isl‘llcl is l‘t‘illi)‘ tbc Democrats
will have control. anti tllcn he would
like the privilege of saying \I'hctbcr llc
. would "turn the rascals out." 'l'hcrc
, was a roar of laughter at Mr. Wood~
' ruffs sally. and the bill was rejected.
Mr. Colt. of New London. said rc—
.. Hardingthc bill llanlvoralIlI III-portIIIl
II- ”as to a referendum to the [II-oplr of all
boroughs. towns and cities of all mat<
1ch to hes nbmittcd to the assembly.
that it would make it impossible for
any city. town or borough resident to
”I DiliL RAZOR
is bad for the face.
The rules of this shop insist that ra-
zors be honed regularly
Rlemembé‘ the Running iiot Water.
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a
160 to 18¢.
180.
160.
. ton
SOUND. bottom,
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fans ’Market
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nice Mandolins at 31. 15
85. 05. Banjo and Alan-
Ibaad S4 .00 each. Ban-
'oata‘rStrlngka’, 1;:
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ness stand was either unable or unwill-
ing to commit himself regarding the
earnings of contract miners. Mr. (10
won declared also that the miners of
the Lchigh Valley Coal Company in
many ones had earned more annually
than the standard of wages fixed by
thc union.
"What are the respective claims of
ll walk clumsily—not with an elastic step but dragging the feet alonll the miners undoperntors? The miners
cause they are tired. You acquire corms which the an endless source of
want more pay, less work. The opera-
tors want the. right of every man to
own alld control his own labor.
“The one wants more money: the
more law and order. The one
pI-IluIlplo. Whether a man shall re-
ceive one dollar or two for II day's
work. or whether lIII shall work clgbt
iilllll‘4 or thI Inc lnIIttcls oi pollc y and
cprdicIIIy IIII which llIIlI Illly honIiIat-
ly diffI-r and which may. no Ihungcd lII
agrrcnlcnt. but thtlIIIr II lllilll Silliii
lIII allowcd to earn his daily brcIIIl ilI
islution. and Ihat i ought not to “flag i his own any subject Imiv m the pm...
Mr \Yoodr.ui1' (If il.tchiield wuulI-d it
tublcd for consideration and it was no
lIIlIlIIIl.
A l'llBUilliiiln “a“ pitHE"(i granting thi‘ ”liS \\ ililif’ colliltn'cl'ny “'i” ii
use of the hall of the House, on Tues-
jof tllc land
is tlIr- pI'IiIlIiplc us- old as
lllld as eternal IIII thc
lhI crucial IIiIIt ill
liy ‘III
man to cnjoy the
tbc cIcIltiIIII
IIIIIIIlIlsling hills.
tbc right of t‘\""ll_\
Ill-y. ”hum”. 17 and tnereaftci to n”. fruit of his own labor. with none to
House committee of constitutional am-
IInIlnlIInts. t‘ov hearings on IIIIpIIrscntII-
lion ill the (icncral Assembly. Mr.
Scnvillc said that the hearings would
molt .It or nlIIkII afraid.
”We l'fSIli‘t'tflliiy. but I-Ilrncstly urge
this body not to forget the sufferings
of tbc non—union miner. He stands for
ill‘ systclnatizcd. lind that special days I II principlc."
would be got off as follows in tbc-im-
lllt‘iiii'lli‘ future for county appearances
on the bills proposed. though othcrs
would hc hcnrd if they appeared:
llnrtford. 'I‘ucsday. February 177:
liIIIIcn. \Yrdncaday. February ll-‘I; I‘IIw
London. Thursday. February 19. ’i'hc
i
i
lions-c granted the permission fiSiit‘tiI
for.
lI‘l.i'RRY lN ’i‘lliI} HOI'SlIi.
There was a small flurry ill the
House. this noon. just before adjourn~
mcui, when the House took up the
calcnIlar report of the committnc IIII
appIIIuIriIItioII. providing payment of
$300 to the mcmbcrs of thc constitu-
tioltal convention. There was much
opposition to the report. which at
once tif‘VI‘iOl'li‘fi whcn Mr. Lllkc stair-Ii.
in prcscntiug the rcport. that “while
not aquuatc. tbc sum of $300 was suf-
ficlcnl to pay tbc members of the con-
vention. both on the precedent of "1818.
and bccausc the legislators recciI'I‘d
such a sum."
.\lr. liaycs. of Bt‘lilil'ilt‘m. offered an
IIIIIoIIIdIncnt. changing $300 to 8500. Mr.
lilodgctt. of Canaan. ilnlncdiutIly rose
to :upport tllc alnclldlnent. He said
that he lIopcIl it was not the policy of
rho slIIlc to pay such ulggnrdly sums
for public SI‘l‘I'iIIc.
tbc convention had to pill on at third
ralo lunch houses. on account of pov-
crty. lic understood that the commit-
thI had "policd the Senate." to find out
what file senators thought of the ques-
tlou.
"This 1 consider. said Mr. iiiodgctt.
"an unparallilcrl and outrageous plccc
of i-Igisialiil'c indiscrctlon.“
Mr. \\'clls. of Ncwington. was against
lb»- IIIuIInIlmI-nl. 'l'hougn the couvcll—
lion "was made up of nblII mcn." they
Incl bcrII only titty-eight days. not, as
long as the legislature. “1’ character.-
ized II as "an‘tlngractmls room-st." For
economy he opposed the amendment.
Mr. Todd. of Redding. did not want
the convclllioll lllf‘lllilt’l‘ii lII I'cccivc any
lnIIrc pay than ht‘ reccivcd.
Ml'. Bickncll of Mrridcn. supported
tbc amcndnlcnt. He said that thc stutc
ought to pay ..5 Servants "Iicccnlly."
iic did not think tbc lll‘i't"‘f‘ii"lll of 1010.
or lbc sulurits of too lcgislntors ought
in Mar on lhII (location, He thought
tbc tint-I hurl conic when tbc itflih‘iil‘
tors should lIII paid more sIIlury.
i\lI‘.-'l‘bolupsoll, IIl' (bang/I. supporlwi
{\lr. llicklll‘ll.
'l'hul doorliccpcrs should he paid
llli‘l‘-" than I'tlllYPllllllll mcmb. rs was "a
I-IIIIIIIIIIIIIII'y IIII ollr stoic."
.\il. StIIIIb offIl 'IIIi all
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:Imcndnlc nt
wlI iIlI brought Iloun tlII lion .. ii.liil I;
Ift'c-It that tho litclIilclu (‘IIuntI- mcm-
1»: rs of tin convcnlion should' lc paid
titlllili" tbc salary of othri‘s. on account
of II-xlI'II caucus work done."
Mr. Stuub said Ithllld laughter, that if
pay was to be governed by work done.
"Litchllcld ought Io be at the top."
Mr. Griswold. of tiIIill‘ord. said that
Many members of'
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i
win It hc was in thc constitutional con-é
\Intion he found the work of keeping .\ir
'yct iill‘ h‘lIIlliIIS.
New , Ilcss of clinic.
Mr. liurns qIIIItIIIl Franklin ii. (low-
In, on tho story of tbc Mollie .\lIIc~
guircs. and coucludcd as follows: "And
with all their black-
nIIvIIr nIIIdII war on
\\'ll‘.lli II and children. '1 his lowcr depth
wu: only rcachcd by the boycotters of
1002." Further IIII ill" said: "'l‘hc
Iuinor<' union had tbc strongest of rea-
sons for tbc tcrrorizutions of non-un-
ion IIII-n. for in it IiIIpIIIdIIIl llII-ir bop-I
IIi' succcss and incrcusc of gain. .Any
impartial buy in thc I'IInIIIIIIlIerultlI of.
l’Iqusylvullla Would convict tlIIInI wilh~
out boiling the box.
"in reality thII contcst is ilt.‘i\\'t'tI‘ll tho
Alncricun pioplc on IInc siIic. and lhc
union lllilil rs cu thc Moor. and tbc 1,:-
iIuII is to dI-tIIrnIiIlc whether the people
may how cool. IIxr-Ipt upon such forms
as tbc union muy prc:crllIo.
"\\'II subznll that liIIIrc is nothing ill
tbc cvidcncc showing any basis for II
IchnunIl i'IIII lllt'l'("llS(‘ of wagcs at the
prI‘scnt lime. IlIc uncrring symptoms
of unIlIIrpuy and IIIII-rwork in any uvu-
cation. is 11le fact that thc workcrs
tliIIllIsclI'I-s gradually lcnyc it. is More
any such indication in this I-ImI‘.‘ (in
thc contrary. Ipiitc thc l‘i'\‘.‘l‘1I-("I taxa-
tiItn without benefit is lInlIlIcI‘y. it w
arc taxul for IlI.- lIclII-ilt of iilt‘a't‘ pinin-
tit‘fs we ask for :cmc ilIIllt‘fii in return
not a pecuniary vuluc; but we demand
not insolcnt IicilanI-n. out as humble
citizcns of this state. that protection
and safety for oursIlvcs :IllIi IImployIII'
that is guaranteed us by the bill of
rights of tho constitution of l’cnnsyl—
Vania,"
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Mrs, Allcc ()lnlstead. of West aVc-
lllll‘, has gone to lirocton. Mass, whcrc
IIIlc. has gone to llrocltton. Mass ,wlIIIrII
of i' rc'ativc.
t‘amp No, 2. Patriotic OrIlcr of Am-
crica. will hold its scnIi—monthly meetv
lug this III'IIning in lied Men's hall in
Washington slrcct. ldvcry Illcmbcr
is rcthcstI-Il to ill‘ on hand promptly at
8 o'clock.
it has bccu crroncously rcporicd
that a union class meeting was to he
iIc‘Il last night at the Norwalk Mcth-
oIlisl Church. The Ilcxt nIchiIII: will
too bcld at tbc South Norwalk Mctbo
dist t‘llurcll.
.iuck iiunchIvy, the Ivcllknowll base
bail pitIlIcr. and lch-Inald \'. Collins
loft this afternoon on the 2:23 cxprcs:
tor New Yo: k citI. lI‘roin tlIcré they
will go to Baltimorc Washington
'ltichnlond. Norfolk. (lid Point Comfort
and othcr places of interest. The trip
is made aolcly for pleasure and the.
young mcn expect to he gouc about
two chIks.
Modesto l-‘crnnndcz. of the firm of
lI‘cI'nmIIlcz & Ernst, manufacturers of
Cuban cigars. returned to South Nor-
walk last night from a iiIIII ch-ks' bus-
inc ss trip spcnt oil the island of Cuba
lI‘IIlnanIicz saIs that trade Iondl
IIIIs IIII onlh IItlI II was iIaI-Iicr titan th lions bavII \cI II materially improved
iitillili milk of ”LI scssions‘
Mr. t‘oIllIcr. ol' lIJnilclIl.
tbc pIIII'iIIus questlon. shutting
sI-vIral IlltIIlets to debate.
Mr. St :‘Iub s amendment was defeated!
:Iincc his last visit to thc island H‘c
callIIIi for i went to New York this morning on u
out .
short business trip.
ThII statement of the South Norwalk
TIust Company as ordered by the
amid rIIIaIs of laughter. Mr. Staub vol-l pomptm lcr of currency 0' "w tnitcd
[States appears in another column of
mg ulonc in its favI.ol
()n the main amcndmcnt to inIIeasc
tho 1).“ to $500. from $300.11” Dono-isW
run of South Norwalk.
inI-Icasr
()n the IlIIl ion of the chair for thc
spoke fol tb;
this issue. The. deposits are given as
000, an increase of $168 000 since
the last statement. made November 25.
1902. This speaks for. itseu and no
further need be said of the sound fin-
""0" being doublhd a rising "("9 was _anI- ial standing of this institution.
taken. fifty-two voting “yes, 132 v0
lug “no.
The IIIcpoIt of the committeeI was
then passed and 0300 set as pay for th.I
constitutional II'.IIn\cntion
DOINGS iN 'l‘HE SENATE.
HARTFORD, Conn. February 11—~
. I The Senate held a Iwmty minute ses-
sion. this morning. receiving only a
few new reports from committees.
Among these were the following: Res-
olution appointing William F. Com-
stock. of Lyme. and Henry iI‘. Shailcr,
of Chester. commissioners of the Ches—
ter and liadlyme ferry. Favorable rc-
« port was made by the finance commlt=
tee. permitting the Aetna Life insur-
ance Company to increase its capital
fsyock to 35.000000.
The Senate insisted on the reference
1‘0 the railroad bommlttee of the bIll
iprovldlng that no railroad not espec-
ialiy chartered. shall operate a road.
the House having referred it to the
judiciary committee.
The bill providing for pcnaltlesfor
, the intermarriage of whites and blacks
was rejected. as was also the bill re-
, peeling the luneternilnnte sentence law_
Ipeesed in 1901
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AROUED IEFOIE COMMISSION.
Case of Lehlgb Valley Coal Company
Heard in Phil ls. I
PHILADELPHIA. "ll .‘l‘hecm
of the behlgh Valley Goal aConlpall!
was erkusd before the cull 00ml-
miaslon today by Attorney cis 1.
Bowen. who dealt new with with.
the demand of the linens union
antacreue et‘It twenty-par amt.
DISTRNCT CONVENTION DELE-
GATES.
\t the meeting of Washington
Lodge. l. 0. (i T. of Cranhan last
night. Mrs D A Fillow and Miss Jen.
nic Corcoran were elected delegates to
Ithe district lodges which convene in
Bridgeport on Friday. February 20th
Ilt is also expected that a large num-
ber of the members of the lodge, will
attend. E. S Taylor was appointed a
committee to make arrangements tot
a carryall to convey the. members to
Bridgeport. Last night a pleasing en
tertalnment was given by some or the
members after the business meeting
, and consisted of comet and planalae
, omens
lectlons by Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Taylor
mandolin and pianopelectlons by Mr
and Mrs. E. J. Taylor and a vocal sale
by Miss Jennie Corcoran.
IMPRISONED SY FIRE
DULUTH Minn. Feb. 11.——A special
from Eveleth, on the limbs Range
says: Eleven miners are now impris-
used by are which broke out today in
N0. 3 shaft of the Spruce Mine. owned
by the United States Steel corporation.
Dense stoke is rolling out of the shaft
'and it Alaf red the entrapped men
may , hsefore the fire can
be salsd .“II The tire stewed in at-
oii house in Warned level and shtn-
ties and timber In tint. part of the
mine Vere soon burning fiercely.- ,
like met him In the en'ed hall;
Sell . 've t some roses.‘
ess'eIeIIIx V
We wish to announce to our many
customers and the ladies of The Nor~
walks that we will move to Stamford
on the 10th lnst.. where we have a first
class establishment with new spring
models. the latest styles from Paris
and a full line of imported broadcloths,
etc. and all the latest in home cloths
as well. We will be pleased to see
you there. and will give you the best in
quality, style and fit, as usual. Don't
forget.
Krasovitz 8: Fox,
270 Main St,, Stamford, Conn.
kA-i
I. GRRTNER.
Merchant Tailor.
Will Ca II
and take your lllt‘ilb'ili'u for Clothing.
and when goods arc finished will deliv-
or them free of charge.
Send me a postal, that is all.
89 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite Howl Hamilton.
'l‘cnlptatlon Too Great.-— 'Wllat's tbc
charge against this woman. Almi'el‘?"
IIslIcIl tbc policc lIsagistratc. “insult-
lug all officer. your honor." replied po-
licemen No. 01%. 'Shc wantcd to know
If I had ilt‘t‘ll lIlIirkcIl down from $1."—
(‘lIlcllgo ibiily News.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY,
at tbc closr- of busincss on tbc t‘ItiI day
of iI‘cbruury, 1003,
ASSETS.
Loans and illscounls. ”‘30012010
tlvcrdrufls, 501%
Stocks and Si‘t‘lll'ilit‘l‘l. 00350.00
thinking iiousc, lI‘IIIIniturc
and Futures. L‘oiilittlitl
lIuc frqu .Approvcd lit-serve
Agents, 61.10700
liuc from othIII lblllks. '
liaIIlIcrs and Trust Com-
punlca, 51.091.10
l'ultcd Status and National
llnnk Notes, 10 423. 00
Gold Coin, 45.). oil
Silver Coin, 1.000.110
Minor (‘OllL 208.27
2.46000
852“ 390.00
(‘hcclts and Cash ltIIlns.
'l‘otal Asscts.
LIABILITIES.
t‘upilal Stock,
Surplus lI‘untl.
(lthcr llnIiividcd Profits.
lIIsI-I currcnt expenses and
taxes paid,
Doc to Banks. liankcra and
Trust Companies.
(icilcral llcpositn $221.3
llcposlts in Sav-
ings llclI't.
$ 50,000.00
I 000.00
3.305 22
20.03100
11.0.5
2.i-.il'u5.73
455,017.38
l.332.53
Total Deposits.
t'ninvestcd Trust Funds.
Total iIiltbiiilltW $531 790 00
[located Trust P‘unds 814. 570 90
"PA ATP: 01‘ (‘ONNEC’i‘lCU'l‘ (‘Oi'N-
TY ()lI‘ l-‘AlRi-iitll ..D as, South Nor-
walk, February ti, 19011,
i. t‘barlcu E. lioyt. 'l‘reasurcr of the.
aforesaid 'l‘rusl t‘olnpany. do solemnly
swear that tbc forcgollig statement is
truc to tbc bust of my knowledge and
lIcliIIf
(“ii Alli. l. S i‘ litlY'l‘. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this llIlI day of February. 1008.
SPENCER S. ADAMS.
Notary Public.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
at South Norwlllk. ill the Slatc of Con-
necticut, at tho close of business. Fob-
I'IIIIry 0, 1003.
RESOURCES.
viscous and discounts.
()vcrdrnfts‘ sIIcIIrI-Il and un-
$409 FISI 80
' sccurcd, 1.55
U, S. ilonds to secure cir-
culuiion. 05.00000
Stocks, securities. etc. 1‘I8.290.07
Banking house. furniture
and fixtures, 19.53505
Duc fronl National Banks .
tnol rcscrve agents). 10.389)“
llnc fronl State llanks and
Bankers. 818.06
line from llllpl‘W‘ti reserve
agents. 17,852.74
lntcrnal- Revenue Stamps. 105.58
Checks and other cash items. 11.328.94
Notes of other National
Banks. 0,400.00
Fractional paper currency.
nickels, and cents_ 152.91
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, via:
Specie. 316.242
Legal-tender notcs, l0.780 27.02200
Redemption fund with ll. S.
Treasurer (5 pcr cent, of _
circulation), 31.250 00
Total, 374407054
LIABlLITIES.
Janital stock paid in, 8100000100
durplus fund. . 100.000.00
lndivided profits. lees ex-
penses and taxes paid, 49.132.92
\iatlonal Bank notes out~
standing. 03,700.00
toe to other National
Banks. 30.715.18
)ne to Trust Companies
and Savings Banks. 846.96
)ue to approved reserve ag-
ents. 0,054.19
ndividual deposits subject
to check, 383,546.98
lemaod certificates of de—
posit. l4.968 2?
untitled checks 716.04
Bills payab‘e Iincluding cer-
tihcatea of deposit of mon-
ey borrowed 25.00000
Total $744 870 54
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. COUN
TY Oi" lI‘Aflul'lELD. as: -
1. Jacob ‘M. Lavton. Cashier of the
Ihovenamed bank. do .so‘emnly swear
hat the above statement is true to
he beat of my knowledge and belief.
JACOR Id. LATTON. Cashier.
S mmib‘: sggorn “1:3?“ me
raary
#3030 ii R mass.
“If! Public:
ll
9
mon‘ths‘ wear of these Garments.
$ 5.00
$ 7-50
. $10.00
$l5.00
$20.00
$25.00
Scouring Soap .......... .1”.
Six Large Rolls of Toilet Paper
Good Parlor Brooms ..........
Clothes Wringers .............
Hand Lamps. complete . .. . . . . .
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
imports ovcr prllatc wlre of Maple.
It: (iUitl‘xl hluldt, commission brokers,
NEVER KILLED MRS; PULLI'TZER.
William H. Young Makes an Emphatlc
Statement—Was Very ill Today.
NEW YORK. February ll-oWilliam
Hooper Young. convicted of the murder
in the Tombs today. He took a little
breakfast and then attempted exercise
along his tier. known as "murdera’
row." but he was so weak and sick
that he had to return to his cell and
lie down. Warden Vandercarr said
that Young was undoubtedly very ill
and suffering from a general nervous
collapse. Young talked freely about
his case and denied various stories
published yesterday about a bogus in-
sane school in the Tombs.
“i am not insane? said Young. "and
i emphatically deny that i ever at-
tempted to act as if i was insane; i
don’t wish to appear that way. i am
Int; sick. as all can see but aside
from my pliyslcal weakness by mental
weakness is certainly Inot one of in-
sanity. i never killed that woman. As
God is my Judge 1 never killed her."
Young vehemently. "I know.“
“add others know it and some day it
will be proved that i did not kill her."
BIO FIRI iN SALT LAKE CITY.
SALT LAKE. Utni. February 11—-
'l‘be Atlas Block. alarge five story
building. we- Melly destro ed. and
the, ntrai block adjoining. which
La}; Handware Company.
heme-rum: tattle
Sentinels-
.0er
Swarlz & Corbett' a block South Nor-
walk.
()pcn High Low 1:30 ‘
.\Inal. (‘oppcr 0117s 70% 0055 .01.;
Am 1‘. & lI‘._ 41 ill/i 4i Ill”;
Am. (1. Two, 2o!” 201.4; 2.3 ':'I
AlllIIiicIllI icc. lit; 11‘; 11 11‘.
Am. lcc phi. I10 40 40 40
Amt-II, Loco” :10 :10 21'“. 150-1.
Am, Slnc 1.. 4w; it“... 4N0; til
Ant, Sugar, l.’il‘._ 121-1, 130% ifii‘a
Anaconda, Hit 113 111'; 11111
A. T, di'. S. Fe. his" 837.». “his W's
A.'i‘. at SF. p. 101 101‘... 1003,». ltll
Bali. & Ohio 1112‘. 102%. 102V. 10.. I. ‘
ilklyn. it. 'I‘.. out”. has. lib-”Iii no“;
Chm-z. & Ohio. 52% 02% 52‘}; 0214:
Chi. (it, West. 22‘s 28‘s 2815‘, :1ng
(3. iii. A'v St. P. 1705.5. 1707;. 170 1707;.
Col. South, 200‘ 30!; 30»; 0V
Consul. (ins. 217% 21714; 21w: 2171121
Detroit So:Itll._ 183’. it”; 11414 11W 3
Eric, 401/5 41 ‘4 40% 4114;
Erie, 151 pr1,, 223;. 13 720i. . 2%!
Manhattan, 145 145% 115 1100;;
MIIL Si. Ry. l3'iI'lI‘ liiii 137‘»; 131i
hicxican (‘cnt,. 27_ 2’11} 20'.. 27!.
Mcx. N‘l Cti’s., litau liillg lilac 191,
.\l. K. & T.. 20% 291,2 you, 291/.
M. K. d T. pf. 02% 0:13;. [11.1.5 031/
Mo. Pacific. 1140; 115% 114% 115m
National LI-Ild. Bis-Va 281,4; 2815. 2823
N. Y. Central. 1.301,; 150% 150 I305;
Norf. di- \Vcat.. 7.11.0 To“; 7535. InifiI
0111. AI Wot-It. 34% 34% 34% 34%
Pacific. Mall, 40 40 40 40
Penn. R. R.. [50%; lIItliij 100% 1003‘
People‘s Gas, 107% 101% 1071:. 1071/.
Reading, 04 04 0g 03 Ii. 04 bit
..ock island, {III-l4 51 5014 50% 1
Rock island pf. 82H. 82‘. 32 82 I,
Rubber Goods. 2512 251/; 281,; 28% '
Sou. Pacific, 0.30; 01514. 05% 65%
Son. Ry.‘ (‘o :10 313% 3nd. 30 .
Sou. Ry, pr1.. 053/. 95-4; 95% 11571; .
Tenn. 0. At 1., 05 05 64% 64:4.
'l‘cxas Pacitic. 42% 431,4 424/4. 43
Union Pacific 102% 1028/. 102M 102%
lln. Pac. pfd.. 9.3 951,1 95 190
U. S. Leather, 14% 151/; 14% 14%
U, C. Lea. pri. 94 90 94 05341 '
U. S. R. & C... 251.4 2514 2054 25%
U. S. Rubber. 18% 18% 18% 13%
l'. S. Steel. 387,. 39‘; 3815. 391,-;
Ill. S. Stecl pfd. 88513- 88; I. 88m 88%
Wabash 3171132“; 8i #5 31- 'ia
Wabash, prl._ rug 521,5 site 52
Wiscon. Cent. 28% 28 '3 28% 28%
of Mrs. Pullitzer. was a very sick man ;
A Remarkable Sale of
Ladies’ Fine Jackets and Cioaks
At One Half of Our Regular Prices.
It has always been the custom of our establishment to sell every Garment the season that it is
bought. and not to carry any Garments over from one season to another. We have started this sale
earlier than usual this season in order to give our customers the benefit of the next two or three
“w...“
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAMdHYATT
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NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Our stock is all new and of the very latest styles; , Some of the
very finest Garments we have shown this season are included in this sale.
GARMENTS FOR $ 2.50.
GARMENTS FOR . ......... $ 3.75.
GARMENTS FOR .......... $ 5.00.
GARMENTS FOR . ......... $ 7.50.
GARMENTS FOR ......... $1000. '23?
GARMENTS FOR . ......... $12 .50.
YCapltal, 31.500000.
Surplus s1es.ooo. l
SALE WILL COMMENCE SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARYIQIAEIL
Housefurnishing Department. .
No. 8 Heavy Wash Boilers
....... $1.25. Barn Lanterns...........................39¢.
.. ......... 3c. 5 Gallon Oil Cans ....... .. . . . .. . ...... . 65c.
.. ........ 25c. Hall Lamps, complete ...... . 75c.
.......... 25c. Lantern Globes............;.'.'........ .5c.
......... $1.25. Large Meat Broilers . .. . . . . L . . . . ._r.. . Igc.
. ........ .. 19c. Large Covered Meat Roasters . .. .. . . . . 49c;
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwaik,.Conn.
SUSPICIOUS '
Kni('i(t‘l’—\Vi’l\ didnt \ou buy that
Industrial Savings and loan 60.. rmm?
OF N. 2'.
Annual State Examinations.
Guarantee 5 per cent.
‘Scc pOBURN & LAWRENCE.
‘ 12 South Main St.
RESIDENT DIRECTORS:
Mortimer M. Lee. Charles E. Dow.
3 SOUTH NOR WALK
iBoard of Relief.
Notice is licrcby gli'cn that the
'liIIarIl (If liclicf of iiit‘ City of Soutiii
iNoI walk will Inc'ct on ’l‘IIIIsday. .lanu-i
al v :37 1003. at 7:20 o’cIOI-k to 0 o'clock 2
p. 111. Satin ile. January .ii, i. 3, at 2.
oclock to .’- II‘IIIloIk p In: \VI-Iincsday.
lI‘cbruary 4. 100.1 at? :30 o'clock to 0;
.o clock 0. m.: Wednesday Fobl nary 11 I
I1903 at" I. 30 o'clock to 9 o'clock p. m.: ;
Thursday February 19. 1903. at 7' 30
oIloIIk 10 0 II“ II lock p m.. in the Coun-
loll Chamber in Haviland sticcl in said
‘city for the purposc of hearing and
determining nil appeals fIIIln tbc. do
'ings of the. assessors of said city on the”
list of 1902.
Dated at South Norwalk
112th. 1903,
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JOHN F. MI‘M‘AHON. i
MATTHEW counar'r, .
L112 to flit Board of Relief.‘
iWATERBURV STRI_KE SITUATION.
jNo Progress Appear—a to Have Been
Made in Settlement of Trouble.
WATERBURY. Feb. il.——The street
Irailway strike situation continued un-
ichanged today. As far as surface in-
idicutlons wont no progress appeared
to have been made in the move for a
settlement of the IliflicultI inaugurated
Iesterdav by Warren 1. Hall. cx- preS-
Iidcnt of the State Businesa Mens As- .
,‘sociation. Mr. Hall has declined to'
1say anything about his interview with '
:the strikers‘ executive committee and
”With the railway company officials and i
-in fart all the parties concerned are
equal' v reticent about the suggestions'
Mr. Hall bad to offer. Colonel Dur-
pee. attorney for the railway company
:5 said today however. that he did not]
think there was any immediate pros-
pect of a settlement. Quiet prevailed
everywhere about the city this morn-
ing. the company's cars manned by;
non-union conductors and motormen
running undisturbed. but with the us-
ual small complement of passengers.
while Inc strikers‘ basses offered a ri-
val bid for business. A move to avoid 1
some of the expense for broken wln- i
down which the company has had to|
meet during the last few weeks was
made today when cars appeared on
the street with windows covered with i
heavy wire screens. Only the Bronx-
lIn line was thus equipped today but.
it is understood that similar protec-i
tions against misales was placed on;
cars of other lines as rapidly as pos-
sible. The work of replacing glassi
broken by stone throwars has kept
three men busy at the car barn ever
since the strike rioting began. I
Mr. Hopeford—Tlle date you have set
for our wedding comes on Friday. Fri-
dav is supposed to he an unlucky day.
Mn. Lakeside (from the Ween—So
i've heard. but it can't be any more
unlucky than the other days. I‘ve tried
Them“ the rent-New York Weekly.
W
Clinician-"Do ”I bnflave that misery
, . 27'... ”Will!
. llillt‘.
llIIc'kCl—l was IIfIIIid it count gcn-
.lllerc wasn't any nIIIIlgage on it.
—I
, o‘cloCk, cxccpt Monday, chncsI
SPECIAL
in
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
These are all this season's
goods, luli stock must be cleaned
out for the nIIw Spring Stock.
50c 4-in-Hands, now 250
25c String Ties, 110
500 Silk Snapenders. 29:
350 Suspenders, Strong Web,
now 210
50c Fleeced Underwear, 35c
(3 for $1.)
REDUCTION 1N ALL HEAVY
GOODS.
Store closes evenings at 0
day and Saturday.
Telephone 133-12.
.9. .9an3 It 50a,
85 \‘t'ASl rm atomic rumor.
HOT '1‘] I Nibn “'Al .K
TAILOR, CLOTHIER,
HATTEH, FURNISHER.
WW“
Glover’s The Place
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This
“SUPERIOR SHOE’.’
in Enamel is really beautiful
for ladies—a sensible heel. a
comfortable last, and thorough-
ly made.
$3.”.
Phone l57-6.
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Norwalk Chronicler