Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 17, 1903 · page 8

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" flatly“ 'Ianator‘Pia‘tt Today. and No
. A. . Danger of One. ’

3 ."NEW YOllK. April ll—rSenator Platt
today declared there was no split in
the Republican party and no tear oil
'on'a. Asked as to the refusal of thc'

Halts to confirm the re- -appointmcnt
' of Frank )6, Baker, as railroad c-ommls
sinner. he said:

"The goveInur simply wanted to
' keep his man in the oilica. There is
Kn!) split. not the slightest danger of
oMA’-,
‘ W n salted about the nomination

‘ by veInor Odell otG. w. Morgan to
succeed John MoCuiisglI. as state sup-
sentient of elections. Senator Flatt
"‘l I‘vas tor McCullagh all the

 

 
 
 

.tl' e. and l tbinlr it a pity that he was
reappointed. ‘ i was no deeply
tlist matter.‘ baa IleIl.

" 'p P'ACIFY ALsANIANs.

"immoral: Aptil 17 -—'l‘he
the special commission

l
'Nim'igunsn to paIIIy the A'lban
i w announced are practi
, 16' lmmlli'l'iued at lpek Albania.
w to they are surrounded bv sever-
@111“ madam, whose chiefs re

 

sellout the proposed reforms
demand the appointment of an Al-
banish Govlernor. adding that other-
wise they will continue the loved. The
Austr'i and Russian ambassadors aie
. urging 'wSultan to adopt energetic
mien sqree- to suppress the Albanians.
. this, Milesty is adverse to coercion
. as he relies on the Albanians to ncip
, " him in the war complications.‘

"0 "It!“ on elevated a0Ao.
' INEW YORK. April 17,—lEideni

 

 

William D Ilnhon, of the Am [amat-
ed Association or 'Street nail Em
ployeea. and General Manager Bryan.
‘ of the Manhattan Elevated Railway

 

" Company, that by appointment today.

and it is said that assurances have
been “chanted that there would be
matriflemn the Elevated Road or that
it ere la in be a strike. it will not
he :11 n the next few dayt‘ The
company. today received hundreds of
applications for positions. .

Wl-lEAT CROP OF TEE WORLD.
WASHINGTON. April‘17-—The de-

 

partment ot agricultuie has issued a

comparative statement of the wheat
crop of the world. showing um the
told! of 8..l:l 622' 001) bushels in 1902
was distributed “as followse~- Notth
America. 781.120.000; South America,
_ 75,886,000; Europe, 1,798,988,000: Airl-
08.18.000.000: Asia: 376388.000; and
- Australia. 43.921006: The crop in tee
United States Was 670,063,000.

initiators

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here—this means eBrompt a'ud

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A. POHLMAN ,

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WE HAVE THIE STYLES MOOT DIMRAILI.

5 Ankle Corsets——worIIhuder the swellins. Strengthens the

. 96 Woohln'gllori‘ $6.

 

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. Brooklyn Transit. Sugar and

I be done without toes of
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TODAY 1» WALL drain-.1
WALL STREET 10. 10 a. m.——Prlces
generally opened' a small fraction
1 higher. Manhattan showed a gain of
l 1% and Baltimore and Ohio has an
1 'rled up '96- Metropolitan Street Roll-
Inn on the other hand dropped “to
points and induced some hesitation
l elsewhere in the list.

WAil. STREET ll a m.——— ———I'l‘hc l'-ll|l
i Ihaslug movement assumed a broader
mono and stocks whiIh have lagged
since the culmination of the bear
movement were bid aggressively.
There was a resumption of the late
confident buying of the Pennsylvania
and Gould groups. ‘ Top prices (or the
first hour showed gains oi“ 2% ln'Msn-
hattan. 21/. in (,olm ado Fuel 2 in Gen-
fllfll allcctric and a point or more In
llaitlmroe and Ohio Reading Dela
wane and Hudson,’ 'Southeiu PIIciilc.
hers
Lackawnnna jumped ‘4“.1. wh e St.
Louis and San Francisco lost 1% and
Metropolitan Securities 1%. Metro-
.polltan Street Rallwa: rcc01 cred M. II
as loss in ay mpnlhy with the general
market but when it reacted to l31%
the mmkct cased slightly
WALL STREET. noun—-—'l‘hcre was
some temporary hesitation in the buy-
ing. but it was Icnewcd and the ad-
vance in when continued. 1 nion Pa-
cific. New YoIk Central Rock island.
the Wabash elm-.ks Texas and Pnciilc
Northwestern and St. lion's' and South-
western Pretcrrcd. or the Railroads
Ind the Smelling stocks. l’mple's Gas.
United States Rubber. RUDDPI Goods
l’lelt‘i'lt'hl Hyde and Leathel Pieter~
red and Gross Twine were given one
to two points advance. LIIckaWaJIna
rose 8. New Haven. 4: Westinghouse
Ech-trlct First Preferred, 6: Baltimore
and Ohio Pr'otctred. 2%; Colorado 3
and General ElectIlc. 3-4. Bonds were
firm. I
WALL STREET. l m.——Some oi
the standard stocks which had not ris
en a point. in the lorenoon advance,
were brought up tothat level alter
midday. notably StnPaul. Atchisotrnnd
Amalgamated. liar 3 other leaders
increased their adv cos slightly. and
there was II better inquiry for dormant
stocks. General Electric extended its
rise to 535.

Reports over priIate wire or ‘ttapie
& Goldschmidt. commission broken
Swart'z a 'aCorbett' block smith Ito-

walk:

Open High
63% 66%
39% 39%
ill/g 411/,
18% 181A
7%
32%
27%

' 49%

12515 1251.; 125 125%

oAh'sconIin . 107 1118 107 108
AT 6 s 'Pe. 811A, 82 811.4 82%

AT ass. pm 97% 97 9714 97%

Bait. & Ohio. my. be;

atrium. ass 9147' 6..“

64461.7,“

Chen. &.0hio 866
182 $8
196576

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Chi Gt. West"
167
a ‘65 “V-

out est; P. 161:6; 6.6;
“-6
Met St. Ry. ‘
26% am

0 l-‘ & his.
l. South
onaoi Gas is
‘ 71
“ex. (kmtrai. 26 26%
Wear. N'tCtts. 19% 19% 19% 19%

Del 6:
'ntha 1516
.K. JIT
\l. K. &T old“ 587'; 3 “32:73
no Pacific 167%.”! 10 108

Amal. Copper.
Am. C o 1".
Am Cot. Oil
Am. G. 'l‘wu..
American ice,
Am. ice p66,.
Amer. lot-0..
AIn_ ..,Smelt
Am Sugar

Detroltr

ill, Central > 1-36
[Au it Nash“ _11
7A 138

\lanhattan g
J. 1% 132%

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Texas Pacific 33 .‘ 36% 88K, 36%
Union Pacific is: so 69% 96a
Un. Pac pld.. 88 . ‘89 . 89%
us. Leather, mt . Ins-351m
U. 8.148. 076.. 96% 96 x M“
U o. B. i 0.120 226‘
ms 6. Rubber ,
Steel 35% 5%
U s'steei ind sex you
Wabash 27$ .
Wabash old. 67 ',.68% .
West. lln Tel" 8 IA 86% '
' Wifiobn. Gent. '
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. situations 'flOL'fl the F
. him that he did at k

. 6dein ol Norwsilt a

”lid .

l
lit- ouarrala villi actors during the
years or his dramatic activity were in-
couant: he complained that they
would give their ideas at the charm
tors rather than his. Once be com
plained oi the inlarior comp‘tny' that
with parlormina a at his plays at the

 
 
 

Haymarket t ”Why, there's
V——-",aaid. banner protestinl.
"he was on these boards.‘ “He

looks as ‘IM 9 had a- cut out at
them " alowlod the aywright Jer
rod "6661'"! it.” nervous on a
"iirst night”. anthemdramstlst. pop
uiariy autiso to“iitt" his plots and

. assured

tannin
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oi nervomnsss 9 such on
can quite understand that." the
said pleasan ; “your '7”? s have al.
wayavhoan yell (hit-e“
kind man ” at id a‘__n sold h‘saklng of
an ac nainlanee who was abroad‘e‘u

min w 0 li hway. from his ily and
never sends them a larthlng. . Ill that
kindness!" “:Cortainly." said .. .rrld.
"unremitting kindness.“ "lteahy"
said a lady. speaking about a baby. “i

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

oven a faint idea 07 its pretty wan."
'31 see, It is a child more easily con-
ceIVeil ihun described." He hated
snobbishneas. and when Samuel War
Ien one day complilined that at II ducal
hodse whom he had: dined. he could get
no fish “I suppose" ,aald Jerrold.
"they had eaten it all upstairs."
“w...“
THE EVOLUTION OF Till! STEAM-
IHIP.‘ '

.When it‘flemed that the limit had
about been leached with wrought iron
as the main reliance ot the designer.
mild strnl had been so D°I‘ll—‘(‘l€tl as to
enable prongss to he maintainid. The
High boilers ncussary to withstand
the high pressuits null furnish the
power fer high speeds would have b '0“
impossible. but lei mild steel and tin
same things is two of the moving parts
of the engine. it may be noted also
that workmanship had improwd. and
the use oi nntitIicti'on metals for beer-
inus'. combined with this improved
workmanship enaulcd the high rota-
tional speed to tie chrried out with
safety and rcliabi lit).

The machinery of Wampanoag. dc~
signed in 865. was so heavy that only
3.26 i. h. p. per ton of machinery was
obtained. The San Francisco. one of
the earliest of tho‘modcrn cruisers of
the United States navy. in which ad-
vantage was taken of all the factors
for rIIlIII-Iion of weight. obtained l063
i. h. p. per ton of machinery wCom-
modorcG. w. Melville. U 8 N.‘. in En-
glncctinx Magazine.

“7'" —-——-—y—-o
LIGHTNING STROKE...

Whine lightning has struck once is
the place in that neighboi hood where
it is mostly likely to strike again.

' ' NOTICE.
an low] Meeting

at road-3U at the
Inna notified
and warned that a special town meet?
ing will be held in the Town Hg]! on
Wall stredt. .V'Wednesdny April ‘ 22d.
3. at 8 o‘clock in the evening for
toliowtnx purpose. as set 60F"! to

a petition for said meeting. to wit.
To consider and take action upon the

 

The inhabitants

cordanCc with the vote of the town
meeting ot‘January 2. I903.

Dated at Norwalk atoresald
17th day of April. 1903.
$3 - 4.. ' twist. LYNES.
ap if‘tfi‘,";fi ’7; .hl‘" B EED
Selecypemolt‘e Town at math

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Notional Lend 85 25 25% » i" ‘

I use“; 1:16 6166‘” 11:: Wilma“ ~ «
or a -

gut dznll'gt? 33% 3:3: :3“ ”ad l" "Humanist-21. 1902.
0611.1 18 1 6 138 .

geome'hcés’ 175172 1:73.31”: “12".“ Ln" “9‘“ {’gRWALK .ron
ress ar

Reading. 54% 6m 6m 66s 8- “- $349746; 6:.06: -6: an, 6. in

Road, 2d put, 67% an; 675‘ 51* I- l 3 * 8: Ilia. a: 0‘} 9.26:

Remus, Steel: mg. l 9 ,t ..u.o 3 x. 1‘0 “'35;

Rocklsland. 4w. is l 2% . u-?12-5’fixli13.3135! 3:06.

Rork island pt. 75% 75% 75%, “*4 t a.“ ”was,” 6 so 6': 5.95 a; as

it“? Wt-‘z’fig’ :56 é‘lé’ it“ " «a .
ll. so 6‘. 6 .

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Tenn C. a 1 55A 35*, 55 35 ".z wflflxmwfli .60 6: 6.632 7: in

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ARISHNETMAN

can'tlbt Ind words.to convey to you ,

details of the proposed charter oi the 7
alconaolidated' City of Norwalk. In ac-'

this '.

52.006200 6:667

 

TliE LEADING DRY Goons STORE.

"'°" TRISTR“ M & HYATT

and a full line or imported broadclotha,‘
NO. 2 and '5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

etc, and all the latest kl! home cloths
Mom-0-..

EASTER “flu—TSPECIALS.

l hth b ti
6,736.61? 39.3
New: model Fancy Tailored "Blouse Salt; of imported Voilea; in blue and black Canvas
' Cloths. Etamincs, Scrgos, Mixtures,. Coats taffeta lined: Skirts unlined or. over silk drops.
1 PRICE $10.09 T9 $28 00. ..

LADIES" SPRIND JACKETS.

Covut Cloth Jackets lined with silk serge or taficta.‘ Black Cheviot Blouse Jackets. tail'cta
‘ lined. Toilets Silk Garments in the latest styles.

PRICE $6.00 TO Sis. 00.
Our styles » sly correct

andprlou any law. ... KID GLOVES.

All the newest and moat correct styles in Ladies' Kid Glove s'arc here for yotn selection. We
sell only the very best qualities, many of them are our own importation. All the newest shades as
well as black and white. PRICE 81. 00 'PO $I 75.

WOMEN’ S NECKWEAR.

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

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you thanand will

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47 Moa'm IIIAIN eraser. CORNER
ANN eraser.

j. GARTNER.

 

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Filth and Embroidered Turn- Over Collars in all White and Colored Embroidery. Stock ‘
‘ ”"9".“ T'“°"' Collars' In cotton and silk. The season’ a newest and most attractive styles are shown here.
Job- ' , ‘ PRICE 15 CENTS T0 62 00.
£366.66... HQUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
‘OLOTH’INOI ‘ SPECIALS lN GLASSWARE. SPECIALS INEROCKERY.
cam. In and T” them. Glasa'Chccs'c Dishes ....... rgc. Decorated Cups and Saucers, 12c.
39 SOUTH MA“ ST Glass Butter Dishes ........ Ioc. Decorated Bowls ....... ~. .. IOC.
090““. "0“" "'m‘"°“~_1_'Glass Berry Dishes ........ Ioc. Decorated Dinner Plates . . 9c.
Glass Plate! .............. Ioc. Decorated Breakfast Plates . 8c.
BIG BL” R6 A INS ‘ Glass Vinegar Bottles ..... Ioc. Decorated Soup Plates ..... 8c.
' Glass Pickle Dishes ..... 5c. Decorated Pitchers ........ 5c.
1"“ IN
GENTLEME'N’S TRIST RAM & HYATT, NorWalk, Conn.
CL 0 THING' '" ENTERTAINMENTS '

'MILLINERY

llrs. F. E. Coleman
24 West Washington St..

 

' Glover s The Place

'0» HOYT‘S THEATRE.

SATURDAY! APRIL 18,

The Scasou‘s Most Notable Event,
Engagement oi the Distim‘uishetl

a

“e can lit IIIu whatever sour also
but Ianuot lit you III patterns. OIII

 

. Miro-33 Old Bank Buildin U Stairs.
’heuvy trade hlastcnhioke our stock all __ V“ MR8. L'eMO'YNE. g. P
to pieces almwiso but remember we 1; Glen MacDonough's SIIIccsstul . . .
have young. ain some good pattcru ‘ Comedy. .
and you (3% uy it new for {II below 1A Th P t ’5 "‘“dy 1“ "“"C'Ve hcr “"“U'W‘i'fi
its real I: l 610 and ’19 stilts now 1 mall] Ose reset] with at full line of trimmed and untriui-
T‘ ' x-tt it up the a -I .
I193 3169.“.Idpn of the pup mm 'l‘i'i'Ii'anlre “Nile! Y'lIrk 6N1) G “1“ mod hats. Special bargains on ready
1 1H,, I 1 Management of George H. Brennan to “we“ hats. \'

PRICES 25c. 50c, 751; $1.00 3150.
(.‘airinm‘s may be ordered for 10: if)
Free list positively suspended tor

this engagement

 

mg "'locl'roid'i to.
“CO’ua I’ ’ '
“Coal”

“Coal "
“-2.5 lpé'r Ton.
Thetilu and thfi Pmce ' The price 0' coal haIing dIoppcd he

as usual are the first. to give our pn-
Presented on an elaborate scale, with

Magnificent Scenery trons the benefit.
' ‘ w r t b .
. cit/Under the direction or e “ 38 you 0 “y 0‘" Lem” cm“

M EDWARD C. WHITE. because we know it will be satisfac-
Handao'tneig illustrated souvenir tory. You can‘t beatnqur coal or our
e

Programs to presented to every 06- Prices- , rr
cupent of a reserved aeat.‘- Better buy “now while its cheapest.

emcee FOR TI-us ENGAGEMENT: llllllg ”Elwood & co"

25¢,50c.75c.61and61..50
Sale of seats opens at lloyt’s Thea
122 WATER ST" 80. NOILWAI.K.
" Branch onion 8 SMMaiII st.

. it‘s: South Norwalk and Wood s‘drus
Tel Call 31-5.

 

~HOYT'S THEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 2m.
Engagement of

Dlghttiiéb

11 North Main so. Sauth NorwaIII.

 

.9. Ennis It Jon, ,
BB WAmING’ION STREET

ROW}! NORWAY.“

rattan. IiLorHIsa. warren
’ ’ FURNISHER.

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’ and Her Superb Company.
in Carina Jordan’s Romantih Drama

In all leathers and made”:
very new! latte. ‘

$3. 50 pr.
' Wear Shoes That Fit.

 
 
 

 

 

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. wé odor

'Bctts island
For Sale.

'lhis is one of the moaf desir-
able laimds' In Norwalk arbor.
and confil‘nh about five acres.
For full particulars and price in-
quire of

Taylor 9 Golden

1 Salish titular

costar-teams berolthohest
31:66am: “I‘d. Ill «where are

fistore Norwalk. 5 days [in advance or
all attractions.
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'HYPi’lllOiV. am. as m

The Event of the' Sudan, *
One Week, commencing Monday, April
.' 'so.‘ M'atlneea Wednesday and
. Saturday.
'llilé' of Seats opens Thursday.
KLAW a ERLANGER'S'.
l f§upendeum Original Production oi

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Our stock of this choice Neckweur
“6“ again lIeen replenished lu'
. Blacks. was. and F‘ll'ncios'

Ask to seeglhe‘ Keiser— _Bar'athen.

F. T. Eaglnson

Palmer andpeooraior.

-, The Best Work
at Reasonable.

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Full Deena} gimcoiton. 26 canto.I

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We aclose evenings at 6 o'clock}

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except Monday. weaneaaay and see 5 The "magma“ m we PllGfiS»

urday. ' ..- 1 ., l . lnpre

. . . .1 .3 . PRICES. 76c 1.00 :1. so and 62. oo _ '

6,1“ ,. .. ““3.“ giant «1 . icon‘raé.¢t. l0 flmtlnl'ltze'flqd) 50 cents PAINTERS SUPPLIES— .
L~ ' . . . ,. , . . ~ Mall orders from out-ot- town with . _._...._ _ ‘

syn-at "' ’v ~‘.. '5' .36“ 35‘1““ CONNEC- remittances. fit in the order Eecoiv- 82 N. Ma.“ Streets-'9‘

 

 

ed. Railroad G. ‘Bunnell Manager
Hyperion Th‘eats‘i‘. New Haven.

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Capital, 6135””. Will!» 6165.0”.

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Council o6 this city

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