SHINGTON ST..
‘ . titre, Msnchuria to China and
Annex Korea.
Misostoit papers which have Just ar-
an Koren.
Vildinlhiok IIIUUDIS
t impossible to get. out their ps-
The supply of paper is practic-
' :80“ of the reporters and com-
ts are being reIeivI-II.
‘ aiiItiii ltIi ptogresaing sat-
. 0- iiy and in accordance with Rus-
- pi altitu- the government a advices in
16
iii: ......
river and
.I‘l‘
then or ‘l'I-IE JAPANEse. i
tr? mnruttsuuno, March at.-
od adhere any that a memberof the
one consulate declared on the eve
departure that It was Japanese
- -‘ .. n to drive the Russians acroaI-t
“our restore Manchuria to China
lliid it
bloated, they cannot get up
III the press boilers because the
which carted the water have
Ire have either been called to the
or have bolted and no adver-
IIIIIIII of troops to
change in the situation. No i flint
tapiegrdms announceing coilioI the anal gnI-I: when .InkIIidIIr it
wilt the enemy had been received 1 "mill said he (“'1 not tit lill tin-II-
The government had no; he Iinytiiiiig to mnitI- public itii' ii IIfIIi
tion to substantiate the repOI-qt the. Iuccting of 11-. III-I. um.» i.ItI liliri
tire at 1.800 Japanese near the nileinouu.
it is assumed that It, |IliIiIIinI.\.II by Sully It: (:tillipllii)
id. lt'llmedlnteiy have been reported i with the meditore among whom Iin- lt'
sis stilti to be it Iieeitt- to liI:. it Still
Novosti declares that the renijlils feet.
the discova of immensely rich .vid Millet. as it~:41giiet.
SOLE :AGENTS
or
W l.. DOUGLAS SHOES
$5.00 and $5.50.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
or the cotton market here today
l‘hore attained to be u disposition 1'
consider that tho aitttatioti did not \V.ll'-
taut any further dot-lint: and II'.'iIIIIIcI-:.
showed of powerful support ii'u;u bllUt
handlers and spot Iiaeis.
L'heipooi quotations WI‘H‘,
spot owneia wI-rI- Ieportcd .is iIItIiII
lug to sell at pizsiatiit rignits. liiI
market here opened nl'lli III .iii :IdrniiI-I-
of 20 low pointII with M
to 14.40.
qiiltltitlon tiiiIl May reacted to 14.i:l in
tho llist lcn minutes, but Illiil‘iii) ;-II-,
I-In'eieti to ”.22. leu‘pool WIIS ti buy-
Iir in the local market, ntiti it
thought lliiit brokers- IIpIIIItliig t'Iii
New England niiiin wIIrI litiyillu_ .iriy
NEW YORK Man it :1.""'."i‘itillill I- 0|
the. cotton iiiokerage film of i), ..i
at Company who iiiIiIiI- Ill] .ltisliglllilt'ill
Satur:,tliy WHIQ‘. in (Eliiiiti't‘lll‘. : I .Iiiy lil-
day with Mi. Cutciieoii I‘.lllli.,".-It fill tiiI
Counsel i'Iot .ioi ,uli H ilotiitlir.
..i.;ItI--
would
the how. of resu .iption III
'lliis will be {Lttttilllliiihiilli it
through wiII iill
$16.01 the British Thibetnn expedi iis thought. by the an; ioiivtinuiit oi l).
U9
l do units,
M’Ideclarlng it is believed there that
”W
Koiea had been fainted which was
, , leln' s Catt tor er.
TQKIO March 21—0: Ito—~AII a re
Gull '61.th series of conferences be
tween the party leaders. it seems cer-
taut that'tho government will abandon
sottempt to create Ii salt monopoly
place I; tax on silk and also a smaller
cream in the land tIIit thiiii originally
proponent.
”l‘be members of the Cabinet are hold.
I; a‘series of conferences with the
party :ieadera who have been explain-
in; how the interests of the people they
represent are affected by the war tax.
The Cabinet is endeavoring to frame
measures whith will prove satisfactory
tbo people,
There is a growing feeling that the
government should not attempt the int
mediate. payment. of a large, part at the
mt of the war by taxation but that it
11011111 Issue bonds and extend my
ments'over II series of yearn.
, ”I‘ ,Ohlnuc Squadron at Oberon.
. ‘ CHE-F00, March 21,—4 p, m.—-'i'he
Chinese Pea' Yang squadron. consist
in; of the cruisers Hal Chi 1-11 Ying, Hi
on and Hal Show. under command
of Admiral Tsah, has arrived here. it
understood that it will proceed to
New Chwang as soon as the ice is
cleared from that port. ‘
Moira For World's Fair.
8T WUIS March 21. --Capt. Alexia
Gregorlln of the Caucasus Russia, is
he conlerring with the World‘ a Fair
0111c ale regarding the exhibition of a
at Cossacks during the exposi
He has the permission of theI
' helm government to bring the men
‘ the United Staten.
. Japanese vay Thanked.
T9KiO. March 21 «The vote of
noise to the navy for its v ctories 011
art Artnur. thIh will be moved in
House of Representatives tomor-
,. brill‘prn‘ise the valor and heroism
heiotilcers' and men nnd express the
. titud'e of the nation to thorn.
immune one: one.
EW’ YORK. March 21.—Former
or, William R. Grace died of pneu-
today at his residence In this
‘Ho was in his aeventy bacon-1
Brace was elected mayor of New
1899 on the Democratic ticket
. with elected in 1884. He ha!
noted for his philanthropiea.
Is am B!“ in Ireland, be con-
lrgo sums to the ‘reiict‘oi the
‘ try. Mr. Grace “Ives
,stown. ‘
,l 'Iirm. W. 1L Grace & Com-
a settlement of the debt
vian government. ombunta
, lie was- a dinette:-
,. ibuiks and atonmship com-
’ > other commercial enter:-
:eal‘tli ls estimated at
a?" of Mr. Graee' s death
the flag on the cit;
BRITAIN. larch L—o‘l‘be,
' plant. at tit. A attend“
mama" south!
pie alliance between Japan, China iSIIOFHY"
’i‘hlbet. being In fact s an effort w1il b.- ninth to III- I'SiIiiiihii
1‘ aiitornia The Nation Vremya the business
' ed prominently In a Paris den,
An Mr. Sully euthI-d ili~i IItIII-II. in
said:
assets of liabilities W 1nd lit: itdly
I-mnl object of the Marquis ito's-inintii tilt. I the meeting of tho III-ditots
today. Mr.'CutI'lieoti made tliI t'oiiow-
iiig statement later: I
"The stalciiienl of hearts and iii.bil-
itiea is being prepared in Mr. Suiiy's
otl'ice. l’I-upie generally and even thII
cotton exchange clement ianI but in-
tieI idea what a tremendous job ii- iii-
voile in the preparation of this state
inent. it is doubtful, though, wlIIIIII-r
this malls of work can be finished to-
day."
LIVERPOOL, Mitrt‘li Zl.~»'l'iiI- Hill!“
lust for cotton futures Oil-flirt. firm to
day. about 20 points iiigncr.
was very active. and .i largo btisinc...
was done. After the opening, prth,
continued upward. and at 12:39 o‘chn-i'
the active position: slmwotl I. gain Il
about 40 points over Saturday‘s t'iIIBI
lug.
LONDON, March Zlm’i’hc failiirt III
Louis Hyanis, a Milli“, hut VI'IIii~iIii...vn
broker, Wile announced utility. on tin
Stouit Exciniige.
WALL SIREET, 10:10 It. tit—Opr-ii
or without exception than Saturday's
closing. but the gains were moI‘IIIrtItII.
Southein Pacific, Union Patitm. ionis-
viiie and Nashville and Delaware tiny
Hudson. rose '5‘. to is, within was in
excess of the average, Great North-
am, pm. jumped 2. Scott vIry largo
blocits of the Pavilion and ii niII-d Stan-n
Sttt‘l. ptd. changed htiiiIi-I.
. WALL S’i'itEET noon —— 'l he market
showed greater effect front rI-tiiziiin
when the execution of buying ordIII-II
accumulated over Sunday with complet-
e . 0n the reaction the gains weir
generally wiped out and the average
of prices fell below Sntuitlny Dull
trading followed. Hocking Valley pfd.
rose 2: St. Louis Southwestern. ptd..
and Rubber Good, Md. 1%. and a num-
ber of minor stocks Ii point beforrI the
reaction not i . Bonds were steady.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples a Goldscbinldt, Commission
Brokers, Swarts & Corbett Block.
South Norwalit. Telephone 163.
. Open. High. Low.
Amsl. Con. 4874; 4954‘ 48%
Am. C III F 00.. 20% 201,5 20%
Am. C. a, F. pf. 71% 71% 71%
Am. Cot. Oil. 30 30 30
Am. ice, pt. 29 . 29 29
Am. loco. 22% 22% 22% 22%'
Am. Smelt. 49% 49% 48% 49%
Am. Sugar. 127% 127;: 127% 127%
Anaconda. 67 67
A. 'i'. l 8. Fe. 687/. 69% 68% 687/.
A121 8 Fe p190“ 90% 90 90
Baito. & Ohio 79 79% 78% 79%
Hm R. 'i‘., 4m 4m 43% 43%
Cites. & 01:10.: 31% 32 31% 31%
Chi, & N. W. 167 167 167 167
011.. Gt. West.,15% 15% 15% 15%
Oil 14- 1 at P 144% 145% 144% 144%
48%
20%
Mmhittui.143% 144 143* 143%,
Net; 8t. By" 1181‘ 113% 112% 112%
Hot. Oell_tl1| 11% 11% 11% 11%
.I T.. 18% 1816 17% 18
I. K. QT. 91.. 30% 39% 39 39
119.. Pacino 92 92 91% 91%
w. 15' 15 15 I15
N.Oeltt'|l.110'i§ 117 116% 117
N, : West 68 58% 68%
west; :1 mt an 2116
my" 1%" din” Iii” Int “my?
«In. as . in"! 9m
NEW YORK, March 21. --—'lli.-iI.I Wilt
_ ,Dl‘lve Russians Acre" Amur, Rev a lean panicky feeling at thI opeIInI,
iIIIiI- ii
liigliri tlInii expottod wliiiI Soiiilic n
.Iy sellitii; up
'thn brought about. some li-
W 11 :1
Stilt)I
l" Fir;
lli
'i'riiu‘iiii. ,
ing prices oi stocks tIiIiin Wt‘i‘t‘ higii~ ‘-.
1:30:
ma” Ins Ndrwaik anon...» cl...
South Norwniit. Conn. March ”9,1904
All persons are hereby tot-bid trnnt
log nuy employee or thin company on
our account without a written enter by
tin authorised atrium of the 00111111171.“
All orders should be returned with IiiII
bill, which. must be rnnthrod monthly
, THOMAS i. itAi'IitoNri.
mitt III 'i‘l't‘fllvlli‘i'l'.
u—n...
\
THE
Cl iY iiliiiiiilil iiiilK
SOUTH 'NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
Capital. 3100.0“) 0!"
Surplus. SiOOflOI‘Ifla"
Net Profits. 3.1 0.3 700
Solicits accounts at individuals. man-
uiacttirera, merchants and corporations.
upon favorable tsrmi.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice- Pru-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swat-t: Wallace Marvin
E. ii. Mathewnon John H. quht
Fred. H. Rowan.
.‘..I,.it‘li. $1,000,000.
Surplus, 3135.000
The
Swamp Fowl-r
Iii your Sil\'iii’,'i-' III
"""Hi with this
cent. is 2:3 pct cIIiii
f-li'Milt'r thttn It in
vmitcd III I per
I‘l‘lii' is 42 Mi per
cent. greater than if invested at an;
IIII r II.Iiil , and mi 2 .i put I-tInl. :i'ciitei
thiiii it invented til 3 per oc.nt
State Supetvislion of New York and
Connecticut
BRANCH OFFICE 12 80 MAIN 51
“i am sure i sluili teatime iIII) R d M, Q a. Resident Mans on. ,
adding that. no stIItIImI-ut or "A em 0 an or ' 9
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow
'Phona. 132.
.iIIiIitlIIII Bros.VIilvr.s
and
GARLOCK pacxmo’
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England 15inch it Motors.
“ave no Superior. Can show them
Ir. operation.
Repatra .o Stationery and Ma.
(mt-I Engines and General Much
.me work solicited.
"...”..- - no-
i liliiil" to tho innttIIi, and knowing tliII
Company at .5 war
.Iiiii‘lii'iii.
John 8. Lawrence.
- 9.
.Our hobby]: C a].
7 We do mt .zeet’t your trade
War a few days only. but
i For years to. an m».
i We Danna! afford
1 To 591! you
3 Thai is inferior.
‘I i
“III? G. N. Iiic’t’IBBIV
11 'jl'f; CY." A
I .~ IERrT. so NI‘R\\I“l--‘\
, ..-. ,..,._.._...
iiiim' .Oii. Smelter and
it making possible
iimL-
Paying
industrial Stu
Large interest and Profits.
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, 1 ACEY & C0.
Bankers, Brokers. Fiscal A cute.
Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchan e. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, ew York.
E. BALDWIN HAMMITT. Manager.
Western New Inland Brunch: Head unr
'98s: siding gc-qu Bldg" Kaiuord.
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Blk, South Norwalit. Ct.
German 29% 2995 29.29
cot. south: my. not not out
can. (In ism 194% mu mat
not. a mm. 15% 151% 151 151
ants . 25% 25% ms ms
Erie,1at,pl‘.. 6411 «it can can
Gen.'it‘.lec.. mu mu 167 mm
Iii Central. mu 1qu 129 129 "
Don; t Nash..105% 105% 105% osx'
...—..-. -.. .. ~~l~ 1...",
iiiii Paper Sale. 1
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Making room for new goods
we are giving 20 per cent. dis~
count on last year‘s Gold Papers.
501: Paper. 40:.
40c. Paper. ~ 33c.
30c. Paper. 24c.
25c. Paper. 20c.
Borders same discount.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
I tore Frames,
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters
Supplies. Artists’ Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. toc.
Cloth Window Shades. with
ufi‘hinge. 25:.
Solid Brass i-Isif Curtain Rods, ,
3 ft. long. with fixtures. Ioc.
“Share-Cut" Cl! Opener. cuts
:4“ “‘5 easily. No ragged edge, too.
am But Steel Faring Knives. Inc.
mt PAIN-TING, RAPER HANG-
“:13“. , , mo. nacogariun.
K LliUBCllet
. Y
ALI. meantime!
nonroa‘oss no A! I
soar TICKITO, 1
I! OOUTH MAIN STRICT. '
Tsi. Call, 323.
The first iniiiranI-rt mom to he
paid on the Biitntltiiti "i‘i\Vn iitiii “an
turned over to Selectman [money Sat-
urday morning, it) thank H. Hoyt. in
was a draft for mono front the Liver' ,
pool and London ind (lithe Company
for the full amount oi the polII-y
’i‘h IrtI remains 852, min to be paid. Tim.
('0 pnnil'il have sixty days in which,
to settle. Mr. iiIIrt paid the iniillr-I
IIIII-c on tho iIINIoII‘II-II flxtIIi-IIII the tint i
III‘II-r tiIII tirII.~-So. NONI-tilt Buntinoi.‘
.‘Iiilii'ii Tilt. 1901.
Mr. Hort I'linl‘t‘flt‘t«lr§ the Liverpool
I\I London & Globe in». (‘0. iii Binni-
turd, This company in i‘IiiII‘I‘IIrIiztI-d hr
TAYLOR IIIIID OULDI' II!
11::
SOUTH 11.072.271.41! K.
Ask for a. tire Inuiii'nnI-t- policy in
. the Liverpool. ibndon & (Iian ins. Co
5 the largest and
strongest iiiSIli‘Ri'lt: e
i'llillDIll)’ iii the world
:Narwelk to Have Both Sop--
oration and Consolldaflor.1
i
Mil-r ‘I"'il‘;ll,'.? till the oviti'Inter prt
in“ vthiI- ii Izttw lIII-l tiiI-IIII lII norm. It in
('lt‘ :IiiIin but \I'liitt \IIiiiiIl dt‘tidl‘ thi-
IIIII proper iiiillf‘. in Ill IIIpIIi‘IItI- the pn.
lIt‘ili truth the ItlsI-InnI and to t-Imsuii-
IIIIiI~ IhtI conditions: of health by piv-
tier.I lir, Dick's Medicine in all new In .
rhI lillliiiirillt .‘liili gi‘ippt', i
’ i
i
I
i
What Is your hobby?
It interests us human
We saint. And you. since
You must buy ..I.
Andso
caa!‘
Nor wiii we.
New. what's your: .’
Buy Gil lint is Alt
MIR OOAL' LEAVES NOTHING
PUT ASHES. COMFORT AND SATIS-
FACTlON BEHIND l'l'.
GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER.
I .[l '“i ital ill
I "WO YARDS.
Seaview Ave.. East Norwslit
I_ nncord St. South Norwalit
"I’ol. E. Norwalk 97-6. 8. Norwalh “-3
Mill MOBILE $425
ORIENT BUCKBOARD. LOW-
EST PRICED PRACTICAL AU-
ro BUILT. we HAVE A 8AM-
PLE or: Tt-us WONDERFUL
LITTLE can; CALL AND LET
us DEMONSTRATE iTs
MANY DESIRABLE FEA-
TURIES. , -
H i... BULKLEY.
52 30. Main _.sI sofstomuI.
Agent tor 80. Norwaik and
Vicinity.
‘ Telephone Cali 396-3.
HOTEL VICTORIA
EUROPEAN PLAN.
T. .1. SULLIVAN.
pnonIuETon.
Newly furnished throughout. Best
smoumodatlnns In the city for com-
Itsrcial men. "
. STRICTLY Fill PROOF.
Restaurant foritsdios and notion-
«A W1”: . .
-..“...— ~ _. _.
Specinliit Mfg Co.
71 W1 “R 31'th T
Gnarly. uuuwn :-
new ANQOECONOMAMO
Electric M- Mr
TRLLID RND I5.
WAM- V
\
”If,"
TRISTRAMSIHYA'
Carpet Department
iN CONSIDERING THE QUESTION OF SPRING HOUBECLEANINO NEW CARPETS USUALLY RIB! 3E1,
FORE THE MIND'S EYE OF THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPER. THIS FAOT NATURALLY HAS A SPECIAL IM-
PORTANCE JUST NOW TO US. AS WELL AS TO YOU.
iN CALLING YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR CARPET
DEPARTMENT THIS SPRING, THE iNTENDlNG PURCHASER WILL FIND IT TO BE TIME WELL INVESTED.
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, TO STUDY QUALITIES AND-PRICES ASKED FOR THE DIFFERENT
GRADES THAT WE CARRY, SO THAT WHEN THE ACTUAL BUYING TAKES PLAOE YOU MAY KNOW FOR
’ A CERTAINYY THAT YOU ARE GET l’iNG THE BEST GOODS MANUFACTURED.
THERE ARE SO MAN‘.’
MAKES OF THESE GOODS WHICH SHOW PRACTICALLY THE GAME COLORINGO, BUT‘ARE lNFEFllOR IN
MANY WAYS. SUCH AS MATERIALS USED, WEAVING. PATTERNS, AND THE FINISHING OF EDOES, THAT
YOU ARE NOT CURE OF GETTING THE BEST MAKES UNLESS IOUDHTOF RELIABLE DEALERS. WE ARE
ABLE AND WiLLlNO TO FURNISH AT THE RIGHT PRICPTHE BIO! CARPETS OBTAINABLE.
lNGRAiNS. TAPESTRY, BODY GRUSSELS. VELVETS, WiLTONS.
MOOUETTE AND WILTON RUSS, ALL SIZES.
INGRAIN, BODY BRUSSELS AND WILTON ART SQUARES.
Oil. CLOTHS, LINOLEUMS AND SHADES,
SWISS AND LACE CURTAINS.
Kitchen Department ,
3 qt. Gllu Jug at
Heavy Tumblers at
Fancy Glass Fruit Dishes at
Cheese Dishes at
so Syrup Cups at eWashlng Powder at 2c
20: per doz. Coveyd Butter Dishes at 9c Whiter Oups and Saucshs at Go
10c Securing Soap at 2c cake Uncovered Vegetable Dishes at 7c
1°C 7 Rolls Toilet Paper for 25¢, Medium Sized Platters at St:
NO
spiém‘
THE CONN GEN'L LIFE 1N8. CO.‘
i(1\\'hlii.\ .In 18 Payment life Polity
lot less than he COM III a 20 Payment?
In other Ionipnnies so imcstignte be
fore Insuring eiscw her e.
FRED H. F 51.0.
GENERAL AGENT.
N. SMITH FERGUSON. Special Agent:
Our Spring
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
So. Not-walk.
-w—v.- ... ........
...-...—
PROPER TY 0 WNERS
INSURE Will 'R RENTS:
The Continental Insurance Cm. o 3
rentsi
New York. will insure your
against loss sustained by loss of rent-
als by damage by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS ........... 86,563,423
JflCfiB M. LIYTON.
5 R. R.-Ai’8.. South Narwalk.
Glover's the Place
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
3.50
SPRING STYLES.
Shoes and
Oxfords,
NOW READY.
TEL. 157-0. 4
lien Shots Tint Fit.
ita most time to look up the mattsr‘of
PAINTING
We are headquartera for Davos's
lead and zinc paint. and Lonpman «A
Martin- paints, both of which are tul-
iy warranted.
WE HAVE THE LAROIBT LINE OF
BRUOHIO It! TOWN.
VWs stun carry a complete stock of
VARNIOHIO. . FILLINS. OTAINO.
coLons, rLooII wax.
noon rttttsnlns.
Ions on I Interior :1 .
112 WMHiNO‘I’ON STREET.
.~
IiRISTRAM & WM 1, Norwalk, Conn
2 and 5 GAZETTE BU!l.l“iN‘3
ii
ow
IS'T WAJHiN'GTON IS‘” 6‘? NOW
Style Show
Has Opened
‘KERSEY CLOTHS AND FANCY
Rmrvigxin Lockon Co.
gr
WWW’W‘Wtfi f9; .
You‘can select nour Suit now and
Dan for it later
We are showingali the popular siuies.
ETONS. BLOUSE ETONS. NOR-
FOLKS. MlLlTARY‘ EFFECTS.
CHEVlOTS. SERGE. VENETIAN.
MIXTURES.
Prices. Range-:Fromr
. $12. 98 to $35. 00.
Buy 00111.. that ‘is ETICOAI. !
THI IIIT GRADE LIHIOH II THE ONLY KIND WI HANDLE
:l’HAT'O WHY OUR WINES. iO IIMLY “BRIAN".-
pnomrr its-rim y;
Norwalk Chronicler