Iliad. for all seasons rind occasions. 0
-. dressy. Ladies, if you take pride in h
them here. Prices to please you
Merl Alwarrs Have
and Alwaus Will
Admire a Hand-
some "Foot.
We have
or ideal Kid lace or button. are very
aving your feel well dressed, brim;
F D. LYON 8- 00.
SOUTH NORWALK.
daiwAsHmdrrON arson.
usage-sigh
TWO SUNGLARIES IN DARIEN.
Station and Chalmers“ Rea
hard Entered Last Friday Night.‘
‘ Twit burglaries occurred In Darlen
last Friddy night, but the robbers were
not y y well rewarded for their trorr-,
bland eratlroad station was enter'ed‘
.' 'retnovlrra the lock from the bark
we cigars belonging to statioll
my H6 yt. were taken. The. safe.
It is now left unlocked was ran-
ssoked‘but nothing was taken from it.
Tho burglars then (“lilt' red Chalmer‘ s
“that and by breaking opell a slut
do inc, succeeded in getting about
89. AThcy also took Slllllt' c'igars and
fruit
Ar window in the grtlccrr store of
Fl mgr' and Monroe was also broke blrt
the blitz/Ills Were probably frightened
away, as they ditl nor get ilrto the
lime. .Np clue has been found whit- b
will leatLlo the arrest of Illi‘ ularaudt rs
Illa it. ill lliiill’i't‘ll to havc been the
work of tramps
~.—_
7 FINAL AchON TONIGHT.
Merchants' and Manufactures' Acaccia-
' tion to Meet.
A meeting of tire Mer'charrts‘ nrrtl
Manhlaclrrrers' Association to take litr-
al action In tile matter of the new Irr-
dustry. which has been under consid-
. oration will hire. held this evening at 8
o'clock at he grrhhaslum ot' the South
Norwallc" it Is' hoped that oath
subscriber for lots and all others who
are interested In the growth and pros-
parity of: .sonlrr Norwaik will be pren-
ont. W should not. our business
men «we p out of their sleep and
make It missing. meeting this ev-
citing. -‘ is is,” a m’utlcr hf torrcerrr to
the entire community, and it is hardly
right to throw all the responsibility up
f one few. busycitlzens. Let there be
a large and representative meeting
thrs evening from the live and royal
citizens oi South Norwalk.
—.—-———
.LaalNos sorr Fort $500.
is. __,_._
Wilton Re Idents Claim Trespass and
’ 8 Damage to Land. »
Allan S,. Betta. Norman lieWitt
Bette. Harold _S. Bette and Ethel R.
_Betts. all of Wilton have brought suit
1011600 damages and a temporary le-
training order has Ilten granttl by
Judge Joseph R Taylor against it
Wickwirge a contractor of Berlin (".tru-.'
uectlcut Mr. Wickwile it is all god
has had a gang of men cutting down
timber on property adjoining tht Butts
“property, in Wilton anti it is tialmctl;
thltt the men and teams have encroach-t
ed oh their land tearing doun [BIIIHL‘S
-‘- and doing much' damagi- generally.
The case will (‘Ollll' up in tht (‘om-
mun Pleas'Court. inMay. Hurlbutt &
Davis represent the plaintiffs and pr.—
pers were served irv Deputy Shelli!
fJohll Ki. Sctllley. of South Nor'tvuik.
.—'_—._
EEC ETARY HAY TAKES ACTION.
papal! Men Captured by Russians.
WA‘SHINGTON April 4.-—Secretary
or has instructed Ambassador Mt;
tor Conger at Pckin to take immediate
_ flaps to secure the release of the two
"American newspapers correspondents
lab! held bv the Rupsians at New
filming. -The news that the despatch
Igafiloat has been released. as cabled to
’l‘ho Associated Press last night has
not. been officially brought to the at~
' toolkit) Of the State Department
Watery liar acted upon advices
two sour ccs—Consui- General
_ wick, M Chei'oo. and the proprietors
0! Gilberto Daily News. The lot-
I... that their correspondents
d Little woos: arresbed‘u
r w of New Chwang harbor
I . croft; that their .two Japanese
‘ were thrown into jail and
were only sav-
we fate y the energetic
liter, the United States
Demfildv Release of American News-E
Oomlck at St. Petersburg and Minis— l
t - t‘ch boat the Fuhwan, a .
ANTHRACITE COAL CASE
Complaint. Was lnstituted by WIIIlsm
R. Hearst of New York.
WASHINGFON. April 4—'lhc cast
tot Interstate Cornlnel'tc Commission
llalrtl tonrlnonly known as the All-
thl'at-Itc Coal tans was llH'lllI‘tl by the
lSuprcme Court ofthc United States in
favor of the contentions of the come
mission, the decision of the United
Statts Circuit Court of the Southern
District of New York. being reversed.
This is the case instituted before the
commission Iry w. ll. Hearst. of New
Yolk who alleged discrimination bv
{the railroads whit ll l‘t‘dtllt tl illt anthra-
'l'lil toul mines in Pennsylvania. Dur-
1 ing the hcal'rtlg hUlllt} of ‘lw witnesses
rcfusctl to produce t‘t‘I'Ill ll contracts
bearing upon the business of the rail-
road companies and the coal mines
which action was upheld by HIV t'lI“
t-rrit court of New York. The l'llltetl
Start-s Supreme Court held that “10
contracts should have been supplied.
The opinion was handed down by .llrs-
titc Dar.
1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
S. Smith Dunning to 1)u\id H. Miller,
Jr'., land and buildings. I‘llmwood uvo
nuc. War.
James K. Hyatt to (‘hurlcs I.. Hyatt,
one all'l‘t'. War.
.norntls J. Dunn and wife to Jean
nette l“. Norris, building lot, Main
str'cct. War. '
Leslie Smitll to Emma i-‘. Moutclth.
tt-lr al‘l't‘tl and buildings. Bull Run. War.
Alfred E. Austin to Gaston Arrroul'rt
and Wife. two lots, Foster Park. War.
mired lE.wArrstirr to Margaret (‘.
| liurke two lots roster Par'k, War.
Estate Nathan (‘ Ely to Alvin l‘:
Wadsworth. Fishkill, N. Y.. land and
buildings, Moss Hill. War,
Edgar Cobb and wife to Philip N.
Smith, house alrd lots, Hickory lllufi.
War.
[1)
Nor‘walk Securities Corporation
and
\Villa 1‘}. Riordan. one lot
‘lrou ts.
Mar P.
War.
Cllltjlrl‘illvr to Patrick F.
Crotty and wife.
1.. lots Hyatt avenue.
‘Wur'
I Norwalk Securities Corporation to
Michael Ilatchfor'd. our} lot Fair
Grounds. War.
Esta-tr Eliza T. liunpp to Henrietta
(ireen. land and buildings. \Vt'm Nor-
I walk
Thomas A. Hendrick and wife, to
Ritharti (l Hendrick and wife, build-
ling lot West Norw.alk War.
Thomas A. Hendrick anti wife to
Mary E Hendrick, building lot_ West
.Norwalk Wat.
'm 1’. Beers to Marv .l. Cannon.
lHt rose and lot Hawkins avenue, East
tNorwalk. War. ‘
eorge C Scotlelti to James H. Ves-
tcr land and buildings 163 South Main
street. War.
Samuel lonea trustee. the Holmes
lKeeler & Selleck (30.. three lots
‘School and Cross street and Railroad
lQuit
"-- M__...___.
GIFT FOR NEW SUPERINTEN-
D . ,
Dr. James Kennison of the (‘onner-
ticut Hospital for the Insane who will
begin Ills duties as superintendent of
the Hartford hospital May 1 was grv
en a surpr,ise Thursday evening. While
Ire was conducting a rehearsal of the
orchestra of the former Institution ill
his parlor. the attendants atld other
employees to the number of thirty
[gathered in the library nearby. Dr.
Kenlllsolr was sent for and he alrd
Mrs. Kennison were given a cut glass
punth bowl. The doctor responded
feelingly thanking the givers and pi-
ludirrg to the pleasant relations which
have always existed between himself
and llls' boys and glr.”ls
HURRICANE IN URUGUAY.
MONT EVIDEO Uruguay April 4—
A hurricane has caused considerable
damage to property here. Several ves-
sels have been driven ashore in the
harbor. including the British steamer
Otterspooi and the Italian bark Angela
Accame.
Melts. Borr's’
New Line of
rmg Suits
Manufacturers .. Samples.
Grade Goods at Low Prices.
add Childrerls’.
' expedition ls consider-ell to be a hostile
1. act against Russia. which moot “pen
.9! m Thtbemn m;
fishy-sows.
WDITIOW LO LNEWK
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M Niblock. of
the Hotel Norwalk. are spending a few
days in New York city.
Councilman William 1“. Lockwood. of
Norwalk, is planning shortly to open
a meat market in West Main street.
near his residence.
llidwarti Joyce will leave for the west
the bitter part of the week. He will
loin his father. who is in the wheat
business in Cantrell. Washington.
The Doorkeenerlr' Circle of the
King's Daughters. of the Norwalk Con-
gregational Church will meet Wednes
day evening. with Mrs. George R. lIaI‘
num.
The annual rllcetlng of the Minister'-
lng Circle of the Norwallt (‘ongrcatl-
tiollui Church. will Ilt‘ hold with Mrs.
chdrlcksolr, 30 Camp fill‘l’t‘i, tomorrow
afternoon. -
E. Gable anti wife. .I. W, Thomas and
wife, II. 0. Clark and wife. (‘. \\'.
l’ark. i. ll. Townsend and wife. (‘. .1
Pope, A. M. Holson, New Yuri. (l. l..
Tarbell. Keene, N. H.; E, 'l‘. . l
Midtllctown, (‘.t.; W. ’i‘. Small, .l. W.
Willlllrlls, Boston; W. J. Sanford and
.vlfc. New Huron: Y. M Knapp. 1th-
ut-a, N. Y.. wcrt- guests yesterday Ill
The (‘IifftlrtL .
Wilt-ll y'orrl books lncrcase just add
one mort- rlllit It don‘t cost lntlth. only
.I frattlorl (l1 IMIIIII a new solid book
use would tlitil and doesn't leave you
lacing errrpty shelves required for fur-
ther int rear-us This of course in pro-
vitlctl_ .'ou barc what every library
should posses a Globe. \Yernlckc‘ldlas
tic llotik Case. If you havcn‘ t then \ou
betlt-r' consult A, .l_ (‘ollllls and (‘o.
about one and don't forget to start with
lllc Illobt» \i'er'rllt-kc. [lead their ati.
SCHOONERS IN COLLISION.
Crew Saved From Wreck of William
Jones at Faulkner's Island.
NEW LONDON, April l.~'l‘lrg Joan
Hughts Ili\\ttl into port this r'lll'llOUlI.
the schooner Mary l5. Pcrrlrcll. in tlurll-
used condition. as thc Habit of :l colli~
sltrlr with schooner \Vllliulrl .lollt-s. olf
lr‘aulkrrct' s island about daylight this
..Ilorlllrrg The tunes was; hit trrr ht".
Eeltunr tutls .rr a nolrrt lit-at tlrt stone
of the collision and her trew was tak-
en aboard by tlrc .lohrl llultlrt‘s. 'I‘hc
i’cnucll was borrrrd for Winter Harbor.
.\Ic.. wlrlr a cargo of coal. and the Jones.
was \chilitillllti with a cargo of lath.
'I‘lrc .loucs. according to the stories
told by the crew, bad Just tat-ltcd, and
her SliIlH were blocked. when the l’cn-
lrcll. sailing iii an opposite direction
and upon the port tat-k, bore down up-
on her arrtl struck her upon the quar-
ter. 'I'ht— bowsprit of the l‘clrllcll lUI‘i'
out the rigging and sails ot' the Jones.
i-llti illt.‘ Pcrrut-ll's stem crashed into
lht- .Iotlcs with hllmt'lt'lll tort c to cut a
lurgcholc. The Jones Ililléll quickly.
rillli turned over orl Ill 1' beam clrtls_ ou-
ly her cargo of lath kctpirrg hcr‘
:itloat. The steward of the Jones. who
was iislt’tlll ill his bllrlk. Was tillit'll
from ”the wrct'kilge ullhur't.
The John Hughes went out again
with the Jones.“ crew. after bringing, in
the i’crlrrell. and will t—rrdravor to re-
cover the Jorlts. The Pclrlrcll wrll re—
who extensive repairs before helm:
able to proceed trrl her trip.
CATHOLIC CLERGY IN BOSTON.
Are Preparing to Ballot for Coadjutor
Arch-Bishop.
BOSTON. March 4.—-The ecclesiasti-
cal advlstll's trt' Archbishop John J. Wil-
liams and the permanent rectors of the
Roman Catholic archdiocese of Bos-
torl assembled here today to select
three men by ballot as most worthy
to be chosen a coadjutor archbishop.
From the three selections, the authori-
.ies at Rome will make the appoint-
meat The coadlutor will have the
right of succession to the archbishop-
l‘ll'
Today's cont-lave which was secret
was presided over by Archbishop Wil-
liams. Among those present ware
bishop of Boston. Vice-General William
llyMl'rlc. I). D.. and other clergy of 808-
ton aud vicinity.
The names of the three selections
will not be made public at this time.
Bishop Matthew Harklns of Provi-
dence. Bishop Brady and Bishop W. H.
O'Connell of Portland are the pre-
lates whose names were most promi-
nently Mentioned. The appointment of
a coadjutor is made necessary by the
advanced age. of Archbishop Williams.
HEARST BUYS ANOTHER PAPER.
CHICAGO. April 4.—-The Chicago
Iournal has been purchased by John C.
Eastman, business manager of Hearst's
American. Formal transfer was made
today. 1.. W. Harder one of the own-
are of the New York Commercial and
for many years connected wit the
press of Chicago is associated WI 11 Mr.
Eastman. The Journal In the oldest
daily newspaper in lliinols, havln been
established in 1814. It is a member
of The Associated Press. The Jour-
nal has been Republican in politics, but
it is understood‘lt. will be independent
antler the new management.
\ .
MARRIAGE OF FRANK I. DOTY.
Howard W. Doty. manager of the
Comatock Brothers Store. Norwaik,
left this morning for Brooklyn. where
he will attend the marriage today of
his brother. Frank L. Doty, to a Break
Iyn young lady. Mr. Dotyds a former
Norwalk hey and is manager of a foun-
dry In Pitt-burg. Penn. He Is a of
1.. W. Doty, of East Norwalk th well
known carpenter.
W‘—
FIGHTING IN THIIE‘I‘.
PARIS, April 4.-—A asap-troll to the
Tampa from er. Petenburx mow the
labile: In Thibet has revived
don throughout Russia. The notion
P{all Great Britain to become mistress
basins \Ie
Wm over the m It
thus would more a m
M ' .‘J
.mmn. mu...»
Wotan-
' Isl
wit-”1c ..
Right Rev. John J. Bradley, auxiliary .
Irfltl- l
wai‘ announced toda. sheath
of the firm. Robert .Taylor and 19-
word W. Levering, will make a state-
ment later at the was. of tho falburs.
The firm was burned out In the recent
lir.e
W
TO SUCCEED MR. HIGGINO.
A. Stewart hitherto general master
nlothanit- of the Southern Railway.
has been appointed mechanical super
lntentlcat of that read, to succeed Sam~
llt'l lllulns. who has resigned to lake
the general mansselahip of the (,Dn.
solidated. Mr H‘lnlna will take rrp the
duties of the tralce in New Haven to-
day.
I
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Ntrrw.allt as
(‘o ll',l April 4th A. 1).. 1904.
Estate of Elisa ltrrll. late or Nor walk,
in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for the
t-rt-diiors of said Estate to exhibit their
claims for scltlomcrlt. Those who no
what to [IIQHIII tht-lr accotrllts propor-
ly attested within said time, will be do
barred a l"ctovory. All pcrrto . ilrdebt
cd to said Estate are requested to
make immediate pavnrenl to
MARtiarlm‘ Irrscilllll.
ll. 18 Executor.
I’robato
a 4.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
llistritl of Norualk.
Court. North diet, A. I),
Estate (li (ltolat- W. llurltcr lqu of
Nol'u’alk, in said llistr'lti, dcteased.
The. Court of Probate for ”10 District
of Norwalk. bath limited and allowed
six months from ”it“ date hereof for the
l r'cditors or said Estate to exhibit their
tlllirlls for Sl'iilk‘l'fli‘ili. Those who no-
i.li'('i to present Illt‘li' accounts, proper-
ly attested, within said liruc. will be
tit-barred a recovery. All persons in-
dchtcd to said Estate are requested to
make Immediate payment ttr
EDITH ll. llOIlIINE.
(i. \Y. lll'N'l‘Ell.
rs, Ixccutors.
A
.. ._- ... _L
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
at the close of hrrsirrcss on the 28m day
of March 1901.
ASSETS
Lonnsyarld Discounts.
()r't'd'tll'tlfts.
llonds.
Furniture and Fixtures,
Bankina House,
as. Probate
1904.
um. i. ll.
5350.313.“
31:: as
126 140 :5
z; trill; on
22,100.00
[Inc from other Banks.
llunkcls lll‘tl ’l‘rust (lotu-
panics. 31265.50
l)uc from Approved item-I've
Agents. 54.93197
United States and National
llarlk Noll-s. 11.01104)
Gold Coin, 3.75.00
Silver (‘oin. 700.00
Minor Coin. 79.01“-
(‘bechs and Cash ltcrlls. 1.181.93
Total Assets. 602.050.10
l.lABilalTlIiS
Capital Stock. 50.00000
Surplus Fund. 31100.00
Other Undivldetl Protlts. less
current expenses and
taxes paid. 8,565.56
Due to Banks, Bankers, and
Trust Companies.
General DepOsits. $175,383.14
Deposits in Suv-
Ings Depart-
ment 344,987.12
Hm-”
Total Deposits.
20d ”.28
520,370.26
Total Liabilities. 602050.10
State of Connecticut. County of Fain
field. 55.. So, Nor-walk. April 2.
liloi.
1. Charles it? Hoyt, Treasurer of the
aforesaid Trust Company. do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief
CHAR! ES E llOYT .Tl'eusurcl'.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 2nd day of April. 1904.
SPENCER S ADAMS.
Notary Public.
Prepayment of Debentures
THE MIDDLESEX BANKING
COMPANY.
Middletown. Conn.
/.
Will pay upoa presentation at par
and accured interest. the debentures of
SINGI JI due October lat. 1904.
Series 017 due October lot. 1904.
Series A72 due November lot. 1904.
Series 012 due November'tst,1904.
asrlos 018 duo November 1st, 1904.
COOLIDCE & LYNES.
AGENTS. o
Dividend Notice.
FAIRFIELO chNTY SAVINGS
8
Norwalk, Conn.. March 17,1904.
At a meeting of the Directors of the
more County Savings Bank held
lad”. a dividend at the rate of .
four?" Com
per annual was declared from the earn-
Inks ot the six months ending March
31.1904. The name is due April 1st.
apa- payable on and after April 11.
By order of an Boardof Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTI'.
W0!
Tomlin. Call ass-a. .1
HOTEbNICl‘ORIA
silaoma FLA I. ~
to SULLIVAN
I
,v
II! N" M Di.
IWN tmrum‘ .
19 in.
500 yard.
Nevertcar Silk.
iN THls Aoe OF L'oxonv ON THE ONE HAND AND 0000 cola MON SENSE ON THE OTHER THE
WOMAN WHO wrsHEs TO BE NICELY oowusD. cr-loossle A erLK LINING FOR HER NEW oases.
' AMOUNT OF HAPPINESS THAT A THOROUGHLY OOOD elLK CREATEB IN THE MIND OF THE warmer:
HA8 NEVER YET BEEN Mzaooneo AND to EXTREMELY RESTFUL AND APFRoerch REMEMBERED‘
av HERSELF AND EVERY-ONE WITH WHOM we come IN CONTACT.
HEARTEN THE ORDINARY WOMAN IN THE FAsT TWO on THREE SEASONS To CONTEMPLATE THE
PURCHASE OF leK Fort LINING eor thH THE INTRODUCTION OF THE sox BAY erLK lT us NOW
NOT ONLY FossraLE rIU'r PLEASANT TO Do so. As EVER, w: Arte HEADQUARTERS
THING GOODTHAT rs MADE AND THE BOX an mm WILL BE FOUN D T0 STAND THE TEST m aveav
WAY. NO AMERICAN MANUFACTURER, HA8 EVER BEEN ABLE TO PRODUCE A srLK FULLY GUARAN-
TEED, AT THE PRICE ASKED FOR THE BOX am. we sHow A FULL LINE OF BLACK AND COLORS
AND WOULD sF. PLEASE!) TO HAVE YOU LOOK AT IT.
THE
IT WAS ENOUfiH‘TO DIS-
FOR avzay.
36in.
$1.00 yard.
The Best Coal in the
Market
Call be found rrt
B. HerShlicld' &
Son’s Yards
\Yiil lll‘lll the largest attire buildings
anti residences and giro ilrc bcsl or". sul-
isfaction. We charge nothing for car-z
tying coal in. '
TWO YARDS.
Seavicw Ave., East Norwalkl
Concord St.
Tel. E Norwalk 97-6. So. Norwalk 54-5;
SOMETHING NEW!
A BARGAIN SALE OFCIML.
Through a blunder of the
shippers we have been able to
secure a lot of best Kentucky
CANNEL COAL at an un-
heard of price. We are gO~
ing to sell this so low that
every one can aii'ord to have a
grate fire of Carmel. Did you
ever burn it? Nothing e1$e
makes a satisfactory fire in a
grate. Try a small quantity.
A quarter or half ton will last
a long time.
$8.50 per ton instead of $12.
Glover’s the Place
South Norwalkl _
L:
3 knowing them. do a credit businéss with
A modern coach for the land of Somewher‘e.’ A poor. mean ward-
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
- NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
@; CO 9*
wear WASHINGTON 3". tr? NORW
We sell On Credit
Because We KnOw
Honor Is Not
Dead Yet
I
If it were there could be no credit systems in the land.
Business menj'are‘getting credit daily, manufacturers and mer-
chants gct credit for immense sums at our banking institu-
tions, and wily? Because ’honor is still ’worth something.
“A good name is better than riches!" saith the wise man.
Riches ls good; a good name better,——so think H. KRIEGER
{he Norwaiks, and
item, just on the
& CO.! We know the good people of
same principle that banks do. We help people along; so do
banks. People are helped by our Method of doing business.
and PAY AS THEY WEAR! This is not the patching and
mending age. Time goes on wheels. now, and H. Krieger &
COmpany’s is the GRAND CENTRAL STATION for proper
changes from‘thc old to the‘new era! Cast off the darned old
clothes, and pitch the patches into the nag-bag, and take the
t0be never made a man. yet. and fine clothes do make full: peo-
ple to look at. and that as about all we see. —-and this is. what
eyes are made for. I ,t -, _ ,
l~ -.-
1J9, doll ,
, coats sea OUR OOID§ '
you navir. Tgos'rsn osr. ws comm Verne
. “Q.
Norwalk Chronicler