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1 are
‘ 4 SOLE AGENTS
d $5. 50.
SOUTH NORWALK.
" DAY in WALL eraser.
URN, Mart-b 22.—-~-Au' Invol-
-‘ ltion Ill bankruptcy Wits filed
the United States District
that the thin of Daniel J. I
nlpany composed of Daniel
Samuel MR Morse. W. K.
(i Edwin Hadley. Jr..hytl1l14e
tter, 8. M. Weld &‘ Company.
a claim amounting. it is alleg-
sum In excess of 8250. 000: J.
1 - O.W1tth1ney'& Company.
. claim is in excess of. 8110 000
demon, Hammill & (‘ompauy
'dlalm in excess of Side 000 ai-
Suliy & Company purchas-
”"011 from them, the who to be
had determined on March 19. nn
Wilden of the Cotton Exchange.
oh!
”3: d the creditors in question of
bility to meet outstanding cou-
The act on the part of the
stitntlng bankl1.1ptty is given.
Mking' of a general assignment
arch 19 Judge Holt Iappointed as
r44 David H Miller and Hear")
'th, filling their lu'eteivers bonds
YORK. March 22. —- l1‘ l1'st
, the Cotton Exchange were
_V today on rumors that tho Sully
- out Would be unfavorable. Op
M1 prices were at a decline of 31 to
_ into on the old crop months with
new crop 18 to 22 points lower.
unveiling at 13.,85 sold down to
before the call was completed
and only, 11114114114; at l3.88 4112111111141 to
83 78. Willie there was evidentiv 14
11111111304141 demand from spot interests
and some of the largel houses with
fiuyiag orders from New England and
Morope. the liquidation was heavy and
the market ruled very feverish.
. Henry W. 'i‘afl, appointed ctr-receiv-
or with David- H. Miller is a member
' the law firm of the Strong & Cad-
walader. He is a hr'otl1e1 of William
1 Taft. the Secrettny of War.
WALL S'I‘REE'I , 102141 11. mw’l he
tone of the opening stuck market to-
411111111111 hesitating and i1'1'r4gul111.
United states Steel '.,pfd opt-1111i down
44 smarter on the sale of 1.1011 shares
then litutuuted uncer‘tainl) St.
all I opened '38 up 011 the it"ansfel of u
Mildred shore-1, and then lost It on of-
forlngs of upwards of a thousand
aha'les. Changes generally Were small
WALL‘S’i .SE’I‘: ii a’ m. ~’l‘ he mar-
hot became heavy 111 tone, prices run-
as of! slightly In sympathy with the
resume against St Paul, Missouri P11-
cilia. Pennsylvania and l'niltd States
Steel, pfd. Supporting o: '4Iers chetk—
ed the declints and ”it re were full rc-
covering in a number of lenders St.
Paul, Pennsylvania ilnlon Pacific Am-
ted. Sugar and Brooklyn ’1l‘1an-
_” 8 tone slightn otcr Inst night 'llle
market did .nol hold well on the rise.
Material changes were made in some
of the lesser stocks. ircat Northern
pdyanced 4%. Consolidated (.as I/g,
find 1ll'Jnion Pacific, old. and Dclrort
uthern l 011 the other hand Colo-
8100*- Southern declined 1.Allls(.‘llai-
mail. '3, the pill. 3 Wistlnghonse la‘lcc-
o 1%.- and Pore Marquette 2%.
MALL STREET. 1 p. m —.Hoavy
sailing orders appeared in l'nion Pa-
cilia when it reached 79% and it re
acmd 41111111111, dragging the market
110111 with it. The hull movement to
flu: grain carriers was resumed how-
r. and Union Pacific bounded up to
55; a rise of (is, and St. Paul crossed
Northern Securities moved up
on. the curb. Other advances in-
ed«a point in Missouri Pacific. At-
a. Reading & Baltimore & Ohio
142 in Southern Pacific. Brooklyn
latch Gan jumped 5 on one transac-
-, Union Pacific reacted 11/. and
vduia and St. Patti a point. U
, _ pith. and Amalgamated only
traction over last night.
1 TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
.1 over the private vireo of
-- Goldschmidt, Commission
.-..SW to a Corbett Block.
Telephone 158. ,
.1. All“. 08% 47%
pt. 70% 71% 70%
., £35 ,_
bf 28
...12644 1:644 12544 12614
. 6614 as
as 68%
8914, so
7814 71m
1, it 4214 4215
a 1114 4144
167 147*147
# . ' 414 15 14441
3: 1114444 14544 14445 1454‘
ii ”'46 39-31% -39’4i11
-- 1741 1'4
44 19544 19414 11161.;
161 154144 in .
1 34341 2519;
can 414'
118%»
‘1“ 148.
17" hearing.
tom -‘
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THROAT CUT F-ROM EAR TO EAR. I
Louia Piafl. of New Haven. Commits:
Suicide With a Razor.
NEW HAVEN. March 22.~--Wlill his“
throat tut literally from car to car. 1
Louis Plait. a well known young man
about town, was found today lying lot
the cellar of a boarding house at 131
Meadow street. A heavy razor lay be
side him. Occupants of the house who
were attracted to the cellar by 14,1
strange gurgling sound. made by the
wounded man. summoned the wheel
and Fish was removed in an ambui- 1
ance to the New Haven Hospital The .1
physicians fottnd that the wind pipci
was severed but that the jugular vein
was intact. and with a faint hope that
his life might be saved, he was placed
on the operating table. Before work
i ”t time the petition states. Sully”
It It! notilied the Cotton Ex- could be begun on him however,l1o Chriltlan Swat-t1
died l’faif was 38 years old He was
I a son of Louis C Pfaff of the film of
l. C. Half and Sons._nloat dealers.
and was employed in the firms storei
at 9 Church street. He was unmat-
rlcd. Tire young man lived with his
father on George street. but ls said to
have passed last night at the honso.‘
on Meadow street where he was found
today. Pending the conclusion of the
medical examiner's investigation, the!
police were reticent regarding the
case. but said there was no doubt that
it 14-1111 one. of suicide. though the cam-14'?
was not clear.
WALKED AWAY FROM JAIL.
Two Men Who Had Special Privileges,
Leave Mlddletown lnatitulon.
MIDDLETOWN. March ...-—- Charles
Burke and Leslie. Bradley. Eva inmates 1
of the Middlesex County ._ ll, Ill Had—l
dam. who enjoyed liberties not accord- 1
ed to all the prisoners, walked away
from the institution last evening. They
were re-cnpiured in Chester anti re-
turned herc today by llcpuly Sheriff
l‘yicr, of Deep River. and (,‘onstrtble
Webb. of Chester.
Burke was serving a sentence of
[eight months for a theft In 'l‘ylervilic.
and Bradley was a "one your man.”
sentenced for taking a horse. which:
did not belong to him Burke no 41‘
hall man had some special privileges:
as did also Bradley who was elnpltn ed,
as a cook I11 the. jail. According to
their story. they sauntcred away from 1
the instituion with no thought of male,
lug their escape. but happened to meet ;
an old acquaintance nearby. Their old
acquaintance hurl :1 111411414 of hurt] 1-I— }
tier from willth he‘ 'tleated" liberally. I
the effect OI it was to make llrndlt'y,
and Burke stall for freedom
As soon as they were missed from
the jail oiliccrs Ill various places were.
notified and freight trains on the shore
line were carefully searched. The
iey's father in Chester. just as the eld-
er Bradley was hitching up a team, pre-
paratorv as he said to driving the
two men back to jail.
SAW SON FOR FIRST TIME.
Mra, Birden Left Her Huaband Eigh-
teen Years Ago Before Child
Waa Born.
TORRINGTON. March 22-1v-Yesler
day afternoon W. A. Birden. of Harwln-
lon_ had an interview with hits 11011.
eighteen years of age. whom he ha
never before seen. Mrs. Birden le
her husband a few weeks before the
boy was born. All Mr. Birdcn‘s ef-
forts to see his heir have been~frns~
trated, until the. young man himself ID-
proachlng years of maturity. located
his father In Harwinlon. An affecting
scene took place between the two when
they met. The young man is engaged
to a pretty school teacher. so that the
long childless father finds himself with
both a son and a daughter. It is said
that the young people are working for
retonclllatlon between the long- -separ‘-
at ed parents.
Advertise your wants In The Sentinel.
ORDER OF NOTICE
District of Norwaik. 53.. Probate
Court, March 191h.1A. 1).. 1904.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for adminis-
tration of the estate of William Mor-
ton._lste of Norwalk, In said District.
deceased.
Ordered. That said application be
heard 111141 determined at the Probate
Olice, in Norwaik, on the 29th day of
March. 1904. at 11 o'clock. 'forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be giv-
an to all persona interested therein by
publishing tun order in a newapaper
having}: circulation 111' said District.
It-least live days before said day of
' ‘1‘ ' HENRY W. GREGORY.
In” It. Judge.
,mlil lw.
Icent. greater than if invested at 35-.
' than If invested at 3 per ecnt.
‘ le'F'G C00 ”
men were found at the house of Brad -
,, lndustrml Stock. making possible
‘caolly. HOWMIQCL
meteor raring
l
NOTICE
(“live of The NOHHlIk‘
pally.
Holltil Nurwnlk, Conn., March lil- iIIIH.
All persons are l'lcl'rby forbid trust-
ing ally employee of this company on
orlr account without “a written order by
an authorised agent of the company 1
All orders should returned with that
1441111111....” 4‘ 11111
'bill which must b rendered monthly I
THOMAS l. RAYMOND.
Treasurer.
THE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
Caplral. 5100.00000
Surplus. “00.00000
Nor Profits. 3'6 0.800.041
Solicits «:9th of Individuala. man-
ufacturers, merchanta and corporatl0nc
upOn favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON Proa.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice Proa
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H Knapp Henry Seymour
Joaiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Wallace Marvin
John H. Light
Rowan.
E. H. Mathewson
Fred. H.
Surplus. $185,000.
The
Earning Power
of your satin; In
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent
greater than If In
vet-atoll at 1l per
cent: Is 42 6-7 per
:Capitai. 81. 000.000.
per cent.; and 611 23 per cent, groom:
State Supervision of New Vnra and
Connecticut
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 80 MAIN 51’
Resident Directors. Roaident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Clrarlea E. Dow John 8. Lmrence
’Pbonc, 132.
Jenkins Brawl/hives
and ,
GARLOCK PACKING
Curried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
: New England Elcch Ir. Motors.
Have no Superior“. Can show them
In operation.
Repairs to Stationery and Ma
t'ine Engines and General Mach-
ine Work Solicltcd.
THE G. N. MrKIBBIN
'.c wwan or. so. woawatu. I
D adored
Paying Mining. Oil, Smelter and
Large .lntereat and Profits. Book-
leta on application.
DOUGLAS Lacsvaco. '
Bankers. Broker-4. Pineal tats
Members New York Conwlgdated
Stock Sultan? 66 Broadway and
17 Norman. at: York.
EyBA'LDWIN HAHHITT, Manager.
Wooten New lugland Branch: Headquar-
kn: Sdlau—uC-tilalldgn unmet-omen.
Denny S. Hall, Representative,
1 Lauder Blk, Scuth Norwalit. CL
Wall 111111 lair.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods
we are giving 20 per cent. dis-
count on last year’ a Gold Papers.
504: Paper. 40c.
404:. Paper, 324:.
30c. Paper. , 24c.
254:. Paper,- soc.
Borders same discount.
To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters‘
supplies, Artiste Materials.
, SPECIALS
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
titres. 10c. ’
“Shun-Cut" Can Opener. 11.11
4:11.111 Window Shades. with o
SothrauBalanruiandi.1
”along. withfixtum,xoc. '1
“M w...
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40:11am.
ALt. INSURANCEB, REAL asTA'rE.
MORTGAGES, NOTARY. STEAM-
aOAr TICKETS,
12 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Cali, 32-3.
Tho first insuramc money to be
paid on tho Stamford 'l‘own llail was
turned over to Selectman Loone) Sat-
urday morning by Frank H Hoyt. it
was a draft for 85414141 front the Liver-
pool trrrd London and M01111 ('“mllillly
for IIIti lull 141114111111 411‘ tiu1 polo-y
’l‘i411ro rculuins 84:24.00 lrr I141 puid. ’l‘bo
cornpahlcn llllvc silly IIIl,\.‘i in which
to 1.4-Ili41. Mr. H4114 paid the Illiilll‘
lllil‘i‘ 4111 tilt1 1141.1I41lll4'4- lixlrli'1111lIIt-4lrti'
:ll'll‘l' Ilrt' III'I' Sir Nlli'WiIIk Sr'illilrt-I.
Mill-'Il Till. lbdi.
Mi‘. llo-1l rerun-111112.11 IIil‘ Liverpool
4'1 Iroudou [4’1 (Hobo ins. ('41. ill Slnnr
Iiil'iI. 'I‘Ilis 1411111111111' I11 {cpl‘t'sl'lrlt'li by
TA YLOR IND GOLDEN
IN
SOUTH NORWALK.
Ask fora fire lnswuanco policy in
the l lvcrpool london 4b Globe Ins. Co. I
the largtst and 11114111111141 IIitlIlIBlli't'I
company In th41 world
Narwalk 10 Ha vo Bath Sap-
araflon and Consolidation.’
Afier llcnllpa nil IIlt' evident-c pur-
iplnlllu lo the mutter" and knowing iIlt‘
law which nor-11111; 1111-1'11i.1114144111rl Ill
4-1'4111ll41n but what would iIt141I4I-1 tho.
the proper Illl'l-u. 11; I41 1411111111141 the 1111
lil'ill 111.1111 tilt- diz<11ll<c and to consult
«Into ll141'4'4;ndi114111.- 414 health by air
11., Dr. Dick’s 11421141111» in :1ii4':1~11..1oi'
IlliiIili'LI. l'Ilrllmu'lsm 11nd crippo.
Another large consign-
ment of freshly mined coal
now at our wharvas---“Old
Company’s"and other do-
sirablo kinds. If you don '4
buy your coal here it's your
loss as much as ours. We
sell the coal you ought to
have a! the price you ought
to pay.
There's no better coal
than our: and (hero's not
going to be.
1311 Oral that Is All
COAL
OUR COAL LEAVES NOTHING
BUT ASHES, COMFORT AND SATIS-
FACTION BEHIND IT.
' GIVE us A TRIAL canes.
B. hEIISHIlEIII It SIIN.
Two YARDS.
Soavlow Avo., Eaat Norwalk.
cancord St" South Norwalk.
Tel. E. Norwallt 97-6. 8. Norwalk “-5.
W
AUTOMOBILE $425
ORIENT BUCKBOARD. LOW-
EST PRICED PRACTICAL AU~
TO BUILT. WE HAVE A 8AM-
PLB OF THIS WONDERFUL
LITTLE CAR. CALL AND LET
UB DEMONSTRATE ITS
MANY DESIRABLE FBA-
TUBES.
II ll. BULKLEI.
8i So. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
ant 3413.41.11.“ «of.
- Vicinity.
Telephone Call 300-8.,
1141121 VICTORIA
.1 EUROPEAN PLAN.
1; .1 sottlvati‘
" Warned. \‘
ly furniahod throughout. Bear
“N lodationa lath. city indoor-n-
«gum 1 1
'11 STRICTLY FIRE PROOF.
. tadrant ior‘ladlea and gentleme-
your “shoes ' 11114 Fit.
THE LEADING DRY 00005 104115
TRISTRAM'84HYATT
Came
IN CONSIDERING THE QUESTI
FORE THE MIND‘S EYE OF THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPER.
PORTANCE JUST NOW TO US, AS WELL AS TO YOU.
f Department
ON 0F SPRING HOUBECLEANING NEW CARPETS USUALLY RISE GE-
THIB FACT NATURALLY HAS A SPECIAL lM-
IN CALLING YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR. CARPET
DEPARTMENT THIS SPRING, THE INTENDING PURCHASER WILL FIND IT TO BE TIME WELL INVESTED.
BEFORE PURCHABING ELSEWHERE, TO STUDY GUALITIES AND PRICES ASKED FOR THE. DIFFERENT
GRADES THAT WE CARRY, SO THAT WHEN THE ACTUAL BUYING TAKES PLACE YOU MAY KNOW FOR
A CERTAINTY THAT YOU ARE GETTING THE BEST GOODS MANUFACTURED.
, MAKES OF THESE GOODS WHICH SHOW PRACTICALLY THE GAME COLORINGS, BUT ARE iNFERIOR IN
THERE ARE SO MANY
MANY WAYS. SUCH AS MATERIALS USED, WEAVING, PATTERNS, AND THE FINISHING OF EDGES, THAT
YOU ARE NOT SURE OF GETTING THE BEST MAKES UNLEBB BOUGHT OF RELIABLE DEALERS. 'WE ARE
ABLE AND WILLING TO FURNISH AT THE RIGHT PRICE THE BEST CARPETS OBTAINABLE.
lNGFIAlNS. TAPESTRY, BODY BRUSSELS. VELVET8,WILTON8.
MOOUETTE AND WILTON HUGS, ALL SIZES.
INGRAIN, BODY BRUSSELS AND WILTON ART SQUARES.
OIL CLOTHS, LINOLEUMS AND SHADES.
SWISS AND LACE CURTAINS.
Y
' '4
Kitchen Department
3 qt. Glass Jug at
Heavy Tumblers at
Fancy Glass Fruit Dishes at
Cheese Dishes at
20c per doze.
10c
10c,
Syrup Cups at cWashIng Powder at 24:
Covered Butter Dishes at 0c White Cups and Saucehs at 6:
Securing Soap at 2:; cake Uncovered Vegetable DIShcs at 74;
7 Rolls Toilet Paper for 25¢ Medium Sized Platters at 5c
TRISTRAM 84 HYATI, Norwaik,Conn.
1110.2 an
d 5 GAZETTE ',a,uu..omc.
SPECIAL .1 I
THE CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
114111' 11 lb: :111 18 Payment Life l’olrt'yl
for less than 1hr 441.4 11 a 20 Payment
in olbor t-zolnplulis .141 lnusligrllc b.1- .
lol'c Insurlnu 11:I 4\'\l11 11,1.
, I
FRED H.1IELD.‘,
GENERAL AGENT
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Specrai Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
SW. Nurwaik
/
PROPER 1'14 0 w. 41 ms 1
INSURE YOUR RENTS,
The Continental Insurance 00.. of,
New York,
against lasa sustained by loss of rent-
aia by damage by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS ........... $6,563,428
JACOB M. LII YTON.
5 R. R. liven South Mar-walk.
will insure your rent:
Glover's the Place-
”ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
$3.50
SPRING STYLES.
Shoes and
Oxfords
' Mow READY.
’ 'rer.._15n.
it! that time 10M up the matter or
PAINTING
I
'1 *F
an it nor; for Devoc'a _
3:? and Lonomao A
horn of which are ful- '
ly warranted.
w; 4441.14: 1'44; LAaeaa'r LINE 041
1 1,mruwaa IN Town. , _
w'. 111.141 carry a 111111111114. clock of
111111141111... a, .. sums,
catooaé.‘ wax. ii
rLooh'F hi. 1
and Salad, anon-Ola. gold and
WWWW hinting: -,
parlour-yelling to thin
Gretna atoclo
' w'tzo'r onllINGToN .1": .19 NORWALK.
Our Spring
Style Show
Has Opened
You can select hour Suit now and
Dali for it later.
We arelshowing-ali the popular stules.
ETONS.”BLOUSE ‘ETONS. ‘NOR-
FOLKS. MILITARY. EFFECTS.
‘ CHEVIOTS1 SERGE VENETIAN.
KERSEY CLOilib AND FANCY
MIXTURES. .
Prices 125th Frbm
. - $12.38 to $435 00.”
Norwalk Chronicler