From 49c to 31. 50 a pair.
E K. BANKQJ'.
46 G 07 WIIT WAINING‘I‘CN GT»
’ or. Vwaarnsa POIIOAIT.
aik and v igity; G oral-
by with bossiy Tutsi r litto-
night and Tuesday. Slightly warmer
figffilt. lA Vffipl‘heiillg; is central “ii.
r a. n ta e e is a .
delln storm urea till: sidemhf‘thc
wltoc Mountains. but cloudy weather
IthVingooal rains prevtils general-
Iy‘ hi all sections The temperature
continues mild except in the extreme
nor DIV!!! .GOnditions favor for tithe
vlel ity. hourly weather. with ligt
rain and slightly rising temperature.
Mrs. Lilli'aa" sister. of Stratford. was
a visitor in South Norwalk Saturday.
Jesse Colwell has hauled his launch
0| out of the water for a spring ov-
or acting.
Thomas Lieder. of Btratford. Is are
posted to disit friends here during life
coming week.
Deacon John Cant is suffering from
an attack of the grip. at his_ home in
VWashlhgton street. 0
Concord Division. Sons of Temper-
once, will hold a meeting this evening
“will“? hall,,Gazette building. Nor
w , ‘
'The barge Frank Leach was towed
to Norwnlk Saturday by the tug Ad.
dioVV. and was loaded with too tons of
Ion .
Tile semi-monthly meeting of the
Council of the City pf Norwalk. will be
held tonight at the Council Chamber.
Wall. street.
The .01ris‘ Friendly Society, of
Gra Church. is planning to hold a
fair n G. A. R Hall, Wall street. dur-
lur: Easter week.
Mrs Joseph Morse. of Fishkiii N.
Y.. has been the guests recently of her
daughtei' Mrs. A. Dickinson. of Chest
nyt street Norwalk.
Many Norwalk people have received
real shamrocks from ircla'nd during
the past few days in anticipation of
tomorrow, St. Patrick's Day
The Western Star Jubilee Singers
we expected at the Norwalk Club to-
morrow evening adios will be Vin-
vlted to attend on th s occasion
—-Dr. M. S. Rosen, Eye and Ear Spe-
cialist from Bridgeport removed Pia
office from the Mahackemp Hotel
52 North Main St. So. Ndrwaih.‘ are
he can be. consulted on Tues 'ayb.
Thursdays and- Saturdays from 1
o'tiioo’ktoip'..Inonly.l = ‘ ‘ .
Douglass M. Schency. Hillary M. Z&
bender and WilliamK Johnson. of
Yale. but formerly oi if'a'r’strofu
school spent Sunday in Norwalk.
The Rev. James B Thomas of New
York. occupied the pulpit at all the
services at Grace Church
yeulgerday. 8 and lo: 30 a. m. and 4:16
I)
"The Rct Jones l-l. O'.Donnoii rector
0: St. Marys Lhurch. will lecture to-
morrow evening at' Colilnsvillo. on
“The Faith and Patriotism of the irish‘
People."
it is expected 1. at operations will be
resumed at' the mold and Company
foundry Wednesday of this week. The
place in s been closed ior the punt sev-
criil days for inventory.“
The young lady basketball players.
who practice each..week at the South
N rwnlk Y. M. C. gymnasium, will
pl y tomou‘ow night at the town as
notably hall. Wall street.
.Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ED
and son left. Norwalk 821th
a
\
if)"
It'll: to Old Point Comfort. Virginia, and
intend V .to
s I Wasth
‘d :5?th cremains:
‘Tht‘ flavvahlnme Soeiqty of St. .Ma
rys Church will hold an open moot
at” the school hall. Leonard street.
Widncsdsy evening. Rather 0"
hell will preside over the nestion
and Thomda Mlor. pr‘e'a deut‘of’tll
socfpty. will give an address. mtg”;
tion there will be an enterta sltjifi.
consla tlhi ;of vocal and instruments
selections. _
.nt
m
I. gjg "theifiabsst and hid
w
.. rim tourism
r. and Mr! Cuties T. Dimond.
V 9291fm mitt “Ira-wow Willi
gr nn‘dfllie ti’ss resented his
duties as liasman for the Souths?
New England Telephone Company}?
Ex- Mayor William D. Hubbell.
known hat manufacturer.
ending a few days In Boston. Mass.
'1‘ e monthly meeting of the Nor-
is
will Building. Loan and investment
assoeiation will be held tommrqw
night.
The Norwalk Board of School Viti-
to‘rd Is scheduled to 1d a meeting to-
mot-row A hi all 0 sides of Judge
John it big It ‘
George W. Buckmaster. of Taylor
avenue. who has been on business
wcdt for several months, has returned
‘ ‘ to South Norwalk.
The American Tramp Company.
which was at Hoyt'a Theatre. Safer.
day. left yesterday for Worcester
Mass“ to fill an engagement
Former Superintendent of Paths
Kieth of Bridgeport. was the guest of
his brother. Postmaster Bradley S.
Kleht. In Norwulk, Saturday,
Rev P. I MoGivney,‘ oi St. Aloysius
Cquu-Vch. NeuVI Cornea. assisted at the
III as on new cos n St VMary' 8 Church,
Nerwalk Thursday nail Friday
Miss Lizzie G. Steegmuller. who is
registered at the Nurse's Home In
Bridgeport, is spending-a few ' 'days
with her mother in Quintard avenue.
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devon
Samuel Comstock, who underwent
ano atiou several days ago in The
Nora lk Hospital In pills to be about.
arid will assume hill duties with the
Central Food Company In a few days.
Miss Mary Nash. who was attending
school in Massachusetts. and was tak-
an ill being threatened with appendi-
citis. is at the home of her mother.
Mrs. Jennie Littell Nash. to recuper-
aw .
A partition In the roar of the ship-
ping room of the Rad‘el Oyster Com-
pany' a plant. collapsed last week. and
a quantity of shells. which forced the
partition In were spread about the
flour.
A. ll. Battery. president of the local
branch f the Carpenters and Joiners
Union I America, is in Norwich to-i
day attending the convention of the
state branch, which will continue to
morrow.
Judge Charles D. Barnes has rented
his residence on ,Putnam avenue, west.
in Greenwich. for the season from
June' 1 to ’Phillp C Donner. dealer inm
hatters' Vfurs and trimmings. or New
York city.
it B Morse and Alois Koehler. of
New Canaan. have secured licenses.
held back for a number of weeks on
itccount of the 200. foot clause in the
revised law. recently repealed by the
legislature.
-—Women love a clear. healthy com
plexlon Pure blood makes It.“ Burdock
Blood Bitters makes pure blood.
All of the Consolidated railroad om
gloyoes iiylng in South' Norwalk. Dan-
ury and other V'polnts wont to New
Haven, yesterday. to attend a special
meeting and take final action on their
“labor question."
The weekly summary. In Norwaik's
real estate marked as given by The
Commercial Record. shows ten sales
and mortgages aggregating $5.800. Last?
your. for the second Week in March
»
rp were five sales and motgages qf
'-* misc.
. The Prohibition Alliance. meeting
I} ll be held agvthc home of Silvester
eII'wood 269W est Washl‘ngt street
Tuesday evening. March 17. it is
hoped all prohibitio'nlsts. whether
members of the albums or not. will be
unseat.
The august meeting and election of
on core 0 the Knob Outing Club villi
be held. Saturday evening. March the
I. the We komo tel. I
:1 the governing hem will be he d be
fore the meeting. and the affairs for
the season oped up and other busi-
ness trausac ed
Miss Annie Utley” who has been a
mreshteuVVt elf gouth; Nofwnlt (fr ssvversl
are. ea or or. con
Killian HT: uglier? she will visit her
slots: for n.aevattztii digs” will later
0 a or permgn
TM. ggl‘fldss 1mg has mriny friends
who mend best wishes.
t w th I “if
his $236 We in:%: hatfdéjtjlhdgwn
her life time.
i
tit?
You mediums was We
“tr-e
“ .3
“din“.
' eggs.
‘ KLAW l ERLANGER'Q
be JudgaCdIitis i .th llt‘iahaVVVstvthcotuen‘t .fo
pie» as t y
aishsil‘aa Va‘i't‘ ‘N‘r IN G?!- .
williif the l to
allow d‘ semitones “I1 use
a a e e or Isr-
£fbss {Maids during
paces accns- 33s».
s 29,
’ .I 102. rtctmt. 15's. Lid. iflVh‘RhIls'h.
' j is”; nos-C 353;; libs. nomadic;
“W3 'Vnssh Hams. VsV-m
had to be doubled. the counter-space in
worth and the small prices. '
store dast‘I .
suit you; as heartily as
m *
‘th“
sale In abundance. Great holes have be
Practically every need for spring so
notions. Each Is of the quality you uau
ually pay. >. y.
We' ve sold a lot of Regina muslc- b
one has failed to give satisfaction. Ap
ed. Till then, advantage may be take
music-box Is secured on payment of the
others.
room
The Rowland Dry
“Charley, dear."
said young Mrs.
Torkins; “i am going to learn to play
when "
“What for?"
' “So that I can do as a ‘wac ought
and Intelligently sympathise with you
in all your troubles."-—Washington
Star.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT onuoawamt. ss., Pro-
bate Court. Fob. ts, A. 1).. 1903.
'Estate of Bal S. Blascer, late
of Brooklyn. In the "’ ity and State of
New .York, deceased. .
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
tract of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed slx months from the date hereof
let the creditors of said estate to aghlb
heir claims for settlement. Those
wh neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested. within said time.
will be debarrcd a recovery. All per
sons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to malts immediate payment to
MARY EUGENIA BLASCAR.
29 iii _ Executrlx.
”hummus-trams
nov'r's rasar‘un.
MONDAV,MARCH16
Biggsst Event of tits SalaamV I
meet Extrgordi
Go
roubadours,
' and HARRY GILFOIL, ‘
Presenting the
Original New York Production
of Harry B. Smith's most“ sbccessful of
all Musical Comedies.
With 2‘Ca‘r‘losds of scenery and Effects
‘ tic-rs” :40
in every detail precisely as seen last
season during its record breaking
5 monthi' run ‘at the Madison
8 dare 'i‘h ‘tru New York
THE P NK PAJ MA GIRLS. DAR»
ING DORMITORY SCENE. SEN
SATIQNAL PILLOW FIGHT.
A Delightfully Dainty Nov,elty Jolly.
its-fined and deI of Ginger.
94wa restores. spectrum, Songs
PRICE! 50c. 16c, {1,00 and 91.50.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
TUECDAY. MARCH 17
THAT LAUGHING CROW ‘
THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL
A HOT OLD TIME.
0—K I?“ THO
ALL NEW MUSIC! SWEET GIRLS!
COMIC MEN!
SUMPTUOUS SCENERY! ,
PRICES, 25c, amass
. it i ‘ ‘
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Thes-
tI-e. South Norwalk and .Wssd'a adrug
store Norwalk. 5 days in advance of
mi attractions
FRE8H FISH»
of lib-ssh Fish atlroduead We...
Steak God 10:: Green ass-Trout and
Weakfish,10s; Largo luck Shad. 101:;
Market Cod. 0c: Haddock; Mflmg
rob 9°
Herring, as; White 5W.us"
I VWVN“ ““09, 1
' Qiseoss Idol Madagasgr.
12c; salmon, 10c; Platlish
Opened Oysters and Lo°
cm sucrose"
Wuwmmm
GiguglzatioaV Army Building.
" valsa‘uu s" also unless
shoots IwrsaVVssr you:
We have a large variety of all kinds V
MOTIONS MOVI LIVILY. \.
The spring sowing sale is the biggest success yet.
'The salesforoe has
crossed. All because of the sterling
I
Bales regards have been outstripped as easily as one says A ll C. The
it knows how.
lg ihst’ as good as on the initial do! of the sale. Stocks ,
are still p only large enough to supp ly every demand: the keynote of the
on made In many of the piles of men
chandlse. but the bottom isn't yet in sight.
wing is Included. linings as well an
ally buy and Is far less than you as
THE REGINA CLUB WILL GOON COME TO ITS CLOSE.
axes to members of the club—and not
rIl flrat the entry-books ‘tvlll be clos-
u of the club plan under which a
membership fee of
ONE DOLLAR.
The Reginuda a perfect musical In strumcnt.
equally well. Its tone and time are per feet.
over you wish. deprives no one of pics sure In order to give enjoyment to
it plays all classes of music
It never gets tired. plays what-
We shall be pleased to have you see and hear the Regina in our show
The time from gnow III: April first In shortwaud the club closes then.
Good. Company
Bridgeport.
KINOELLA GITS A LICENSE.
Falrfigld'g Saioonkssper
Again This Year.
William C Kinsolla has been grant-
ed a license by the county commission-
ers. for asaloon at the foot of Broad
street in ‘Psirneld. at the location
which certain of the residents of that
good old town have sought for two
years to have the commissioners and
courts declare unsuitable. There was
to'have been a hearing Saturday morn-
Ing on the remonatrance which was
flied by the persons who are alleged to
have determined to drive Mr. Kinsslla
out of Fairfleld, but the opposition did
not show up very strongly. A short
time after the hearing the commission-
ers Issued the license.
The remonstrance was signed by a
number of Pairilolders but the only
one who appeared Saturday was At
tomey Bacon Wakeman. lie said that
informally he represented the ninth ro-
monstrgnts.and represented himself
formally. He said he would not offer
any evidence in the matter, and would
only state that a library building Is
now in the course of erection opposite
the saloon.
Attorney Jacob B Klein of Bridge
port, who appeared for the applicant.
in view of the practical withdrawal of
the remonstrance, did not submit any
evidence.
RECORDS OF INDIAN TRIIES.
...—.—
successful
Several Ara that Disappearing In
Northern Cailiornia, According
‘ to Colostists.
BERKLEY. Cab. March 16 —-An in
teresllng report ‘of an ethnological ex-
pediflo taken through the' fast diaap
pearin ludian tribes of Northern Call-
fornla by scientists from Ihe'UniversI-
‘ ty of California has been issued Am-
ong the objects of the expedition was
the gathering of mythological linguis-
tic information from such tribes as to
Pomos. Athapascans. Hopes. Chimer-
ikoa. Sasteans. Yerkes, Shastas and
Wishosks. Word lists were secured
in many cases from the sole aurtlving
members of an almost extinct tribe.
and with such meagre vocabularies its
these afforded an effort was made to
trace relationship between the north-
era tribes Several ladisns have
been brought to Berkley for the pur
pose of reproducing the language or-
ally so that they may finally be trans-
cribe ...by the Roussriot apparatus for
recor Ing sounds.
V'NTIRNAT'QNfl- cHVsss Vroun-
(MONTE CARLO. Mairch ll—ln‘tko
twelfth round of the second half of
the international Chess fonmamcllt to-
day Mnrocay beat Marshall. in twenty-
five moves. Tarrhsbh boat Tagben-l”
'hiufi. Ruylloptg‘. III twell -six moves:
Pillsbury beat Micsaesaf ueens game
by the declined In twenty- -six moves.
Wolf beat Mason. French defence. In
forty-two moves. and the game be-
tween Schleichtor and Telchmann.
Roy Lopez opening. was drawn In
twenty-one moves. The other games
were Vadlourned.
‘ —-b
«The reputations of some men are
based upon what, they ongoing to do.
39TH TOP
Isms BOTTOM
“A monk whether a
GAB RAN B will bake bread.
both top
cake. etc.. 330?? V
gfifi . ET}: fauli‘ Is'
”I“
will drop use. 9 our demon.
strator will call and instruct you
regarding: theVsamm- -
TO OOVDLINENS.
You get hot water enough in
«a giant“ assaulting dishes
and for a bath in twenty- live Iain-
ates by using an. . . . .
WWI. .. .
WATER HEATER
Theldsaianottohatafl the
i .mia new patient what
“nation's then shut elf
--’ gas and the m» sums:
VIM am and “2.75.
“Whiflfiflomulxr .. .t
.. 1‘3“,
ohn W..Beaiiu
Phone i173
do. and tile.
The Double Roll
You cannot really appreciate
field values without Seeing
them. ‘
The ten cent paper 1': a gilt
paper. the four cent is not .
20? East item-stop blissf-
WW... , . _. _
wmear "HELD RESPONSIBLE.
For the Failure of the London and
Globe Finance Corporation.
LONDON March 18. ——Johu Floww
chairman of the shareholders commit.-
tee which instigated the pIosecutlon of
Whitaker Wright the director of Lon-
don aud Globe Finnncc corporation.
who was arrested on his arrival at
New Y0Ik from Cherbourg. says: '1
sec Wright is quoted as saying he had
a powerful protector In an exalted
quarter. That statement Is not new
to us. It Is the keynote of the whole
new. Prior to the failure of the
London and Globe. certain persons
maintain. Wright had in his possession
letters from leading members of the
English royal family snowing they
were mixed up in his transactions. We
Wright himself is probably the only
than in the world who could prove it.
If he has such letters they ought new
to be in the possession of the New
York police. as we suppose they
searched his effects. and Wright Is not
likely to let such a powerful Weapon
of defence out of his personal keeping.
Within a few weeks the chief issue in
the Wright case will be the question
of the complicity or otherwise of the
'moat exalted percentages in the em-
plre in Wright's financial and other——
schemes. We do not anticipate any dif-
ficulty In obtaining his extradition. but
if what Wright's friends maintain
turns out to be true his genuine pros
ecutlon will betome an extremely dell‘
cafe matter.
“We belicto. however. that the law-
yers at present engaged will sift the
matter to the bottom regardless of any
consideration. ”
Referring to the interview with
Wright published in the New York
Herald today. M Flower said: "I
sympathise with Wright when he says
the failure of the London and Globe
was due to tho treachery of others.
There is‘no .doan of that. But it
must be remembered that for flu-et-
months prior to the failure. which
Wright says was directly due to the
treachery. the London and Globe had
not a cent In its locker. yet it was do~
lug over half million pounds sterling in
speculation at every settlement. The
government's decision that the direc-
tors as a body could not he proceeded
against does not prevent Wright. as
the prime factor in the rotten condi-
tions which existed before the failure,
being made to fake the responsibility."
Attorney General Finlay. in the
House of Commons this afternoon. said
the crown would pay the cost of the
extradition of Wright. and payment
by the crown of the whole expenses
'of the proceedings would he cousidcr
od. But his prosecution would he left
In the hands of the odiclal much or of
the Modes and Globe corporation
NEW YORK. March lG—W hitukcr
Wright. arrested yesterday. at the re-
quest of the London police. was taken
to the Federal building. todatho be
arraigned before Commissioner Alex
laden.
W Miss Florence Browne. said to be his
niecg. who arrived with him yesterday
and who disappeared from the Alber-
marlc Hotel. later in the day went to
the oflice of United States Marshal
chkel. with her counsel today. She
was not a prisoner.
Miss Browne while loath to answer
questions said she use the nine of
Whitaker Wright, but knew nothing
about his financial affairs Mr. W
she said did not bring g Iargps
money with him. "it III II the tom
of English people trav with large
sums." she sala‘ hey cure .‘Ilotters
of credit or drafts. l have only it
small sum with me. enough to carry
me along. but of cour’sb i sin able to
oust! said for pay In“-
" Mighty)!!!“ "ad‘s!“ VVWould
r; n to E canon
n h'wliI lithe fed'éral bdlldlng
Mr. Wright made a statement in which
he said: “i shall waive all extradition
formalities to go back to England as
aopn as the mornment matures all ar-l
, tings-tents. "This story about the
amount of money lost. is all bash. The
“audit lost: altogether did not closed
four million pounds. The. dividends
paid out under a secured capital, con-
sl of mining property. were more
gossip
‘mm. The Boer war was chiefly
le for destroying the value of
mining properties at that time. This Is
a plan to oestrus for the timcsbelug
the market values or :ttinlug proper-
"The I'll do ("ompauy today would be
on Its fort. had AL not ban fhtfi the un-
derground rbd‘d in London t unfor-
an miss mat. the
Wheafi I to tedl this and the
o n
j Thaw two nan
ago i went over 0 books carefully
a
term assent
“Although “I “draw. man by
birth. i am an Americana clutch. i
saw surrealism: ”mg" with my
wife in some antique; aroma;
III Philadelphia. where byl'hot
alas buried.
K
have no documentary proof of this. .
e capital Itself of the Globe ,
maritwltlnhsvseemw and-themat- “PM
31A.
. u i , .3inij ' 1.
South Norw Tik‘ 5 Great Dry Goods “95$ V
1'1
.10 a all r,
’l.?"w* V
r'“ ”i Pbttiiloan
Black memorized Saloon and
i|"
VII
‘. ..
soon as the time of the white skirt is oil"
It 18 about over now.
These new black Petticoats
menu “”new touches which liOil will
and the varieiu and moderate prices
stronclu appeal to non.
Some of them appear in our E
window. ‘
INTEREST lNCREASES DAILY
Tomorrow we. add to this important occasion by offering guaranteed path
ent colt skin Shoes for men and women. at
$1.95.
AND THESE OTHER SPECIALS.
Shoes for Women at $1. 25 and $1. 48. Shoes for Men at 95c and 81. 25
livery shot included in this sale was made to sell for much more than we
ask for them. See our windows. {w
......nw-
Carpets, Mattmgs
OII Cloth, Lmoleum
Floor coverings of all kinds are In high demand new. Edusecleutint _ ‘
anticipation discovers mauy shortcomings and the necessity of a now.
pet. Matting, Oil Cloth or Linoleum. If this describes your prodicanisnf. r;
member our reputation for large stock and small prices and you are on. IllieV
right road to bargains. it is our Intention that story customer shall receive
full value for every dollar spent under this tool for Furniture. Etc. fat-
torus the newest. Qualities the best. Prices the lowest. ,.
Our Nerwalk friends will find our store a convenient place to wait; ’ V
a trolley car . ‘
A. J COLLINS & ed.
ruusaat. Fluorossywn amplitudes.
scouts;
. 'G
c?
‘1
VithgViii North Main St ”
If your coal to getting low in the bin; so is
price. Might as well enjoy yourself for the refit . _
. winter. Our coal is running good—em Idiots “ V
and clean, and will throw out heat to the last. Your
’ buy of us with confidence that you' re getting the best.
One ton of it produces 2,000 lbs. of satisfaction. _
map in tomorrow with your orders—or tslephmiia
lg” Washington Street;
w..
‘ BEACONFIELD'S DIPLOMACY.
At a dinner during the Russian in-
linuaauou 9:. Turkey Lord neuron
field was once seated near an lnquisi
murmur “a ems:
us I I: season at It.
quit-ed of her distinguishtid guest . ..
thrill whisper. “Wit tarp you‘ve-
f" "l are .wsI . ..
replied a prime ml later of It”!
"thtud wall: for?!
his beaten. "1 ant whiting for you to
pass the In ;" said Beaconileld.
autumn to: meals
lug some choice designsalsdd? V ,. .1.
and as placidly continued his dinner “‘1’ f" I“ . . .' '3‘“...
~ Irons:~ so ty and
ensemble «.3 no ‘
mimic borrow trouble for the
it the out
..1‘». g:
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Norwalk Chronicler