Preferred.
FORD. January 16~it was a
.1111 at Session in the Senate this
log. All business had been intro
and referred 'to committees or
pri éipai matter introduced in
«canto was speedily passed under
‘lOn the rules.
Krill ly.‘ for the Judiciary com-
_ .. he committee on engross-
'11an a resolution 111 ovld
the creation 01 the new office or
him; clerk to which office 101111
lt‘FrodcilckA Scott of the Sea-
a 1m night looted 18amuél A.
, was to electe clerk of bills by
.1 int committee. '
bills provides tel a subdivision
work of the office of the clerk or
and specified what alloll be the
olive duties "of the clerk of bills
of the new creation. the engross-
clerk. The title of the laticr indi
‘efljule nature of his duties in i1r,iel
look file! the proper printing oi
urea. correct er"101s found in the
11.11.111.111... ‘.etc
o duties of the clerk of bills shall
ill} the exception of his being 1'elie1-
-. part of his £01 11191 duties lemaln
ho 'amo The salary of 110111 cleik-
shall 1‘16 $2, 500, but thci (1 is no
vision tor the compensation oi oi (11'
assidt‘ance for either oiiidnl.
nfienealy urged the adoption (11
’esoluiiou and its (.11a1imcnt into
aw by stutiiig' that it was obyioualy
immiscible {01 inexperi'cuted statute
altars to'avoid"er101s sometimes 1'1-
tutor measures the intent
_ 21 good; The duties of the
if of‘ i 11’. Who is by lurw charged
the correction of these details
to so multitudiuous that it is impos-
lc‘for him to attend to them 1111
ith exactness. said Mr. Konealy. He
holioVod tllitt the session of the (ion
till Assembly have been prolonged 1111
‘1: only for the leason that the
of bills. who is by law (hurged
pace with bills passed. and has not
hull them leady to report when the
inmitoees were ready to plescnt
ltd Ho hliil' himself. and so 111111 0th
a. opei'lt much time helping.
:e o r'into statutes the‘
, liey were unable to
s in precise and legal verbiage.
Some chairmen had bad diiiicuity.
iii! ,' in correctly (11.111 casing in rcpolts
9 vote of their committees on mat
l‘s considered
1 The measure was passed and at
dude transmitted to the ileum1 where
so went through under suspension
be rules, by motion of Mr. King. OI
lh‘dbam’.’
Several minor matters were intro
cod and referred to committees.
The Senate adiourncd to meet, on
Bodily” 0 next week. at 12:30111. m.
A RD. January lb—-i.iouten
overnor chlci faced a full Sen
when he lapped for ordoi vault-111111
2: 80. He called for business with
pmptnoas as soon as Chaplain liar-
lulled blarinvncation.
ator Kendaloy led off with 11
ill of resolutions to authorize lilo
limllitmoui. ol‘ stonographora for the
i6 committees which were pass
ll. ll sent to the House under 1111s
lilo
'in
1'. Koncalcy introduced a bill to
‘ ' 'lilt Hon lollu H.ll1{l1t judut' oi
' .’ c1111 hrlmlnal side of the Common Pleas
rt of Ii‘ail'l‘lold County for the un
yearn uuccecding it we 1111111 to
Jiii’llcinl nominations committee.
lie principal bill of the day's 111111-
, was that? introduced by Senate:
i providing for thr- oatabiiahment
state honpiial for the treatment
“plant tuberculosis. The bill
i Sleiahs!
710m Goods.
Robe: 45¢! Blankets.
lieanons and Two/1.11
‘i”
‘ Elf-1‘38.
. certlflcdtc cf physician that they are
' bets oi the House spent considerable
‘- today for a regular cabinet amnion
5‘3. that of the 1.1.1.1111: to harm
“2% of by 1m
of ghein to he physicians
to serve for a term of live years with
out compensation. The trustees are
to aeloci. 11 site at not more than 1.000
An appropriation of 21001000
is provided for the hospital. it is to
accommodate two hundred patients.
who are to be admitted according to
priority on 1111 application book. and on
incipient consumptivsa, but "favorable
cases." The superintendent must be
a physician of six years active prac.
tics. Provision is also made for the
t1 caimeut of indigent patients.
A resolution to appoint William iii.
Simouds trustee of Btorrs Agricultural
College. was sent to the committee on
agr icultur (1.
Senator Bree also introduced a reso-
lution from the committee of the State
Board of Trade. James D. Deweli. 'l‘.
H.11'McKcnzlc. William H. Matthews.
Henry C. Rowe. Francis Atwater and
Zalmou Goodsoli. It prayed for an
amendment to the laws governing the
duties and upward“ of the railroad com-
inlusloucrb ab an to give to them super
vision of the location. construction and
operation of all railroads and tram-
ways in the state which are. or may be
operated by other than steam powor.
House Proceedings.
HARTFORD, January iii~'l‘he mom-
time this morning in ohOoslng the
seats Which they are to pi'uupy 1'01 the
session.
At the meeting of the committee on
assignment of seats. yesterday. desks
were reserved for the chairmen of llu1
pol'tant committees, who by force. 01
that clrcunlstuxwo. will need to be
within convenient signalling distance
of the speaker.
Members of the House who are trou-
bled with deafness than incapicltatcs
if they sit in retired sections were also
tutored. '
After the rogulnl order of business
had been finished Clelk Hinman railed
the roll of the House by counties and
the members came forwni d to draw
for choice of seats.
Alfor'Chapluln Lowell had finished
prayer at the opening of the day’s ses-
sion. Speaker Light announced a
change in the committee list. Rsprc»
1:outaive W. H. Sage. of Old Saybrook.
being assigned to the committee on
engrossed hills in place- of Rflpl‘lifilz‘llw'
tive ll‘runk Gorham. of Weston.
Representative Staples. of Bridge-
port, introduced a resolution incorpor-
ating the corporation of Associated
Charities for industrial Relief. so as
to permit. the association to hold r1111!
astute. The purpose ofzthe association
is to exercise corporate franchises for
the purpose of securing the concurrent
1nd harmonious action of the (llifercut
charities in Bridgeport in order to
hire the needy above the need of re-
lief. to prevent begging and imposition.
1nd to diminish paupcrisnl. to elevate
the home life and habits of tho poor.
to encourage thrift. self (lcpt'utlemo
and industry through friendly inter
purse. and to- aid the poor to help
them ~tel you.
Those who become members of this
active charity maintain it by the pay
mom. or annual dues of one dollar. The
asaoclaiiou is composed of both men
and women anti both 110.011 are repro
seated hi the board of oilit e13
licprcscntntlye ilouscl of New Hat
1111. introduced a resolution entitled ‘1111
act concerning dependent uotdiers.
sailors and marines."
it provides that all honorably ‘(ils-
:bargcd soldiers, sailors and marines
who served in the civil war. who were
audited on the quota (11' any other
11.11111. but who have resided in this
11111111 live years continuously before
making application ofudmlsslon. and
who reside in this state uhthe time 01
1111111 application. and who have become
unable to earn a livelihood by reason
of Wounds (11' disease may be admitted
to Fitch's home at Darien. or to too
Connecticut Hospital for the insane
at Mlddlotown.
A bill was intwduccd by Represen-
tativa Woodruff of Orange providmu
for an amendment to the canstltulion
ol' the state in the matirr of reproach
talvcu in tho (ionorul Assembly The
featuic of the bill in ihe provision that
all iowuu having over 6 00 population
aball be entitled to t o representa-
tives. and all towns having over ten
thouaami people population ahnll be
l'nliiit-d to one extra representative
for (1111- ll 20.000 over the find ion thou
sand. or for a fraction (11 bore the!
half that number All 101111111 havinz
more than two laprcsontativea shall
be divided into district; and the r-cp
reacntutivcs be chosen from the din-
l.l'i(l..ii 111 case of any town being (111-
litlpd to mon- than two representa-
ichu the (ionoral Anaembly aball dl~
vldo that town Into dlnirlctu allowln
one mmncntaiivn to each and 111111
districts mind he composed of contig-
and oomph 'i territory and
equal as ponblblé.
Altar the allotment of coats had
been finished the House adjourned 1111-
tli next Tuesday at 12: 30 o'.eiock
CABINET MCITlNG CALLED.
WASHINGTCN. January lli-mPresi-
, dent McKinley not out nation to the
members of the cabinet this morning
that he would meet them at ii o'clock
The mobility villi be held in the private
portion of the executive mansion.“
till
the harem 21111113111111 P111111
McKinleyI moonvalescence by omn-
lusaohupltli ysldudcou 1111611 11H!“
complete recovery.
3 girl under shall
all 1111111
. in jail.
11011:
11011 lotion of ear shall be 1111 nearly.
the presidents phyniciun does not
win for... 111111.111 venture ato
icvarythlnz pointy 1111 (his to!!!“ and 270.000
‘to 1911 " '
aid be easily 11.11.11“ and rccozulned
«‘3 ‘We deny that we administered any
drug lathe 11-1. or that we tried to get
bin" intuition ed. "malt! 11114313111111. ., .
1;."Wa 1111111 deny that it was the In p‘
or
"The misfortune that befall Jennie
Bosschi’etor might fall to any other
cl nomination.
you not criminal output it was
from chloral poisonluu. and shall in-
slut upon a verdictof acquittal. so that
our good names may be rcatoret. " ,
Mr Dunn spoke fol About iidrt‘ywuvc
minutes.
'After Undertaker vcrmnller. 1....1 tes-
tified as to how he embalmed the body.
WaiterC McA aster. one of the pris-
opera. was called to the stand. He said
he had lived in Paterson all lily life.
He was associated with his father in
the silk business. He said he had been
arrested on. the Monday evening i'ol-
lowlnu October 18. and had since been
He remembered the occur-
renccs of October Iii. lie was stand
1113 in front of Kent's drug store in
the evening. and saw Jennie Boaschle-
ter and Death and Campbell He had
known Jennie Bosschieior about two
and a half years. He had taken hci
riding when he iirat became acquainted
with her. but had never been to any
social affairs with her He did not
speak to her on the evening of the
filth when ‘he saw her at the dull:
store. because he did not think one
had seen himm
lHl ilflBK MARKET
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. n1 «Feder-
al Steel was forced down to 60 on run-
ning sales of 8.000 shares at the open»
lag compared with 51% last night. The
stock was supported and rallied fever~
11.1th anti there was a demand for the
shorts in ..1c steel stocks. Steel and
Wire and 'i‘in Plato rising about 11 point
each Manhattan. Burlington and St.
ilouia lb San Francisco loss from 1 to
1% and Eric was 111 page dch‘idiiii at a
inactional advance The general list
showed opening changes much mined.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.——Spccnlu-
lion became very uneven after reverse
movements in stocks. Manhattan mun-
nged to rise 2 points and helped the
tractious. Burlington'a progrcas to
iii steadied ‘the Grangers and there
was some recovery in the Paciflrs. Li-
quidation waa very general in the
‘Steel stocks. a rally of 51 and subsav
quent dip to near «ii? in Federal Stool
unsettled, the group. At 11 o'clock the
railroads were improving all round
while the specialties were receding.
WALL STREET. noon-mm. l’anl be-
came conspicuous and rose vigorously
to 1651.9 almost 6 points above yester-
day's close. 'l‘ht.1 adroil manipulation
of ms stock caused uneasiness among
the aboris in other proportion and the
demand to cover advanced many stocks
trom NA in 3 points. Delaware 6'; Hud-
son. Sugar. lliinols Central Northern
Paciflt. Burlington and St 1.1111111 and
San Francisco second preferred were
absorbed heavily The steel stocks
made intermittcnd rallies. but did not
hold well. l1 edcrui Steel mot large of-
lerlnas on iht1 rallies. St. Paul came
back below 153 before mld- day and the
genclal tone became reactionary in a
duller market The bond market was
qlllPt but firm.
WALL STRFET l p m. -—ln sympa-
thy with the backward movement in
St. Paul. a number of other stocks r11-
.1('t(1d a larucf ractiou. Burlington
spurted to 146% on the reported deci—
slon by the directors to issue ten per
cent. of new stock to stockholders at
par. The other Grangcrs recovered in
11) inpathv but the general market
hardened only moderately. and then
became unsettled.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
Reported ovcr privau1 Who of 1‘}. A
Bollmc. commission broker. 811111 tz (11
Corbett's block. South N111 walk
Open High Low
Am. Cut. Oil. 29
Am. St. &, W.. 41% ilk. 391,1,
Am. 8. R. 01.1.. 133 135 “12%
Am. Tab. 00.. “411.; lib 114%
Atchison. 11. 111% 1691.
Atcilison. pfd.. 85% 80% 85:15
Bnlt. & Ohio. 92% 92% 911%
Bkyn. ll. '1‘., Nb 81‘1 iii-la
Con. of N. .l.. 160
Chas. & Ohio. 31175.
Chi. &. N. W.. 173
Chi. B. & 1.1.. 11:11.1.
C. M. & St. i’. 160
Chi. R. i. (it P. 1.22%
(i.C.C. 0: Std... 711%
l). 8: H. (31111.. “’12
Federal Stool. 50%
Fed. St. old. 74
Gen. El. (30.. 18117.11
1.011. & Mich. 801/.
Nor. (ll: West... 46%
Man. Conaol.. 121%
Metropolitan. 186%
M. K. & '1‘. old. iii
Miss. Pacific. 847/.
N. Y. 0.1g 14.. ltd .
N. 11.. 0. d: W.. 22%
Con. Tobacco. 46
North Puoidc. 82%
No. Pad. .1111. 26%
Pacific Mail, 12
Pennsylvania. 118
People's Can. 102
Phil. d: Rout. 22%,
l’. dz R. old. 73
Sou. Railway.
8011. Fly. bid.
Sou. Pacific.
Tempo. it l1. ;
U. 8. Leather. iii
”.8. l..Oo. pfd. 74%
U. 8. Rubber. 21%
tin. Pacific. 8455
Un. Pac. 11de 82%
Wabash. 11111.: 11114.
West. Union. 3619
WASHINGTON.
tarnment receipts:
l 13"
29
40"”
1341/;
I”)
45%
85%
9'8
85%
”15
10%
173
111114
“32%
12311
79
'10 ‘1l1
39%
”6% 143%
H35 ”9%
125% 122%
79% 79
1551 “'12
ill 49%
74 72
11911. 1111
11.11. 1111.1
12111.1 121.11.
man-malt
11111. 111
‘11 111
111 1142
and .1214.
.1511. 111.1.
1141.1. 82%
811114 111m
1411- 1411
1112 111111;.
111111
721.;
21111,
85%
dcellunamta $13. 884.
PARIS. January 10-411
Elle , ‘
u»:
c
3'
January iii~Gov~
From internal raw
nus. 2926.183; national. ti. 4114.667; min-
Mchdltum. Oi -
1211111 1126111111 onus.
111111111.“ man'- 11 1111311111.
1 ll hambm' comedy.
THE..III¥.RANNY
OF TEARS
A11 presented last season at the 15m-
‘ pire Theatre. New York.
' PMCES 25‘. 50. 76, $1.
Reserved seats on sale at Hoyt’s
Theatre. South .Norwalk. and Wood's
11111111111111. Norwaik, 6 days in advance
of each performance. ‘
Hov'r's THEATRE.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 111. .
Harman: 111111) Nion'r,
DlCKSON, AND MUSTARD'S
Humpinumpiy
46wP EOPLE—o—dfi.
PRICES:
Matinee, Children 15; Adults 25. 35:.
Evening. 25. 50111111 75 cents.
SECURE RESERVED CEATS FOR
MATINEC.
Reserved Seats on sale at iloyi's
Theatre. South Norw alk. and Wood 11
ding store Noru'alk 1'1 days in advance
of each performance.
are
HOYT s’ mane-.2.
MONDAV. JANUARY 21
Menard. Ernest and Fred Shlpman DI‘C'.
sent the success of two continents.
W..:
of Zenda
iiy arrangement with
MR. DANIEL. FBCHMAN.
. - 1
The Dmmatlzutlon of Anthony Hope's
Most Fascinutlnu'liomanco.
PRICES. 25, 50. 75 CENTS.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. South Norwaik. and Wood‘s
Drug Store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
’ mn- mart-11 mm
Adult class, '11lou 11.111. So Norwalk.
WEDNESDAY‘afit/ENING. JAN.
15. AT iip’CLOCK.
(ilass. Lock-
world's ilail Norwulk
FRIDAY JANUARY 18. at 4 P. M.
ii! lit
Mlaacs‘ and Mauicr 11'
We Loan Money
to people in any kind of ililfliilt'iiii.
Colueapd see us.
[50 Nassau St. New York.
omcgnc. 1129 261
1r .
l Clo ver ’5
the Place.
1
1
1
The people don't want
i "pom" Shoes at any
3 price—but reliable foot~
i wear at lo‘lu prices.
, The farmers delusion. a
snare; tbe latter honest i
and fair. ' ;
OUR
$3.00 sodas
FOR WOMEN
i Button or lace. Fully
l guaranteed to be unex-
l celled by no otber make
l, in the twin cities.
Our won! is our band;
111: babeyourconfidence.
.we intend take» If. 1
”.... “MM-
,Wur Shun ' Thar ’I'li.
.The Prisoner.
W..»...J
W....W.W
cnmfi
paCULE'r'i-o
CUN- ML“
out in the
TRlSTRAM a HYATT ,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
weciaICIoak 531...,
W
t
Special Sale of Ladies
Misses’ and Children s
Cloaks; commencing .
$aturday,JanUary5th.1
All garments marked-
at prices
1 '1'... y
.. all ~{w 1
“DIM"
to close.
FOOD
CHOPPER
CHOPSALL KINDS OF
FOOD into ' Clean Cut Unl-
form Plcce'u as FINE or
COARSE .au wanted.
Other machines clicp‘ meat
only. 7 THIS DOES .AWAY
WITH THE. CH OPPING
BOWL ALTQGETIIER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every dayljligpll and see it.
1.5.1.1. 11.
Coastal, Watkins
11 Dow.
11: WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
lion’s 111111
in buying. unless you deal
with those who give you the
Our
purpose is to buy wisely and
best for your money.
cell quickly. You get the
benefit both ways. No doubt
about the goods and no ques-
tion a: to price—both will be
right.
Wall Papers, Paintera' Sup-
plies. Artistu' Materials.
Window Shad”. Cdmico Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictured ' to Orddl'. . l
Painting. Pd , Iii-longing. Riccar-
sting.
...-...-
t
'l‘clcpliouc Call, 13313.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
l7 WASH" 01'1le IT»
Ouiellaac‘Wortlldlfiil“ i
WM "
l
.1.
.-~ 1.1111 11111111111. «
TRISTRAMdHYAT
NORWALK, CONN.
before.
Suits. now
all new goods. minced to
OUR‘ANNUAL
MID- WINTER SALE '_
this all 1111’ 011111111 till! 81111
Is no» on and we are offering better bargaois than ever
It will be wort]; your time to (all and
inspect our reduction before parchaSmg.
Men’.s59 00. 510 00. .512. 00 Sails. 110221,. $8 39
Mens5l3 00. .514. 00. 515, 00 .518. 00
We have about 30 Boys 'Sm'ts. long pants. (14 to I 9
years) regular 56. 00. .57. 00. 58. 00 Suits
that we babe marked down to
Men's .510. 00. 512. 00, 513. 50 Ooexoats.
cousrocx Enos.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
, MILFORD A. GIFFIN. Manager.
I 11 00W
$11.49,
55. 49
.58. 79
*
MASONIC camp LODGE.
Past Yoar'Ono of the Mini Prosperous
in the History of the Order.
NEW HAVEN. January lib-Mem-
bers of the Masonic fraternity from all
parts of Connecticut are assembled
hero today1for the annual session of
the Grand Lodgabaut evening a pm-
llmlnary meeting was held in Masonic
Hall. at w. lch arrangements were per-
fociod for the formal opening of busi-
ness today, while the early arrivals
had an opportunity of exchanging
greetings and renewing old acuualne
tancca.
Proceedings were begun this morn-
ing with prayer by the grand chap-
iuin. C. 0. Bristol. of Hartford. fol-
lowing the formal ritualistic opening
ceremonies. The committee on ere-
dentials having reported. the lodge lis-
tened to the address of the grand mun
ter. John 0. Rowland. of Wallingford.
Mr. Rowland spoke of the past year no
one of the most procparoua in the his-
tory of masonry in Connecticut There
han. he. said. been more than usual ac-
tivity among the craft throughout the
jurisdiction. and enthusiasm has every»
where permeated the order. A11 an evi-
dence of mahhhlthycohdl‘tion of Mah
fact that in ontral.‘ masters of ode»
100 lb.
II Ind 200 lb.
Prim Nib 1111111.
Pomrbouu' emu.
Sirloin Maia.
' 2511 at
scary. the grand master Instanced thel
llo lb.
x
%.
have been chased.” wisely, so that
throughout the entire 11 r. the grand
master has not been caiod upon to
make a new ruling on any question.
most of the matters in dispute having
been settled by proper investigation on
the part of the lodge masters.
ANow Jeihey mah tried to touch his
cow to eat sawdust but too much edu-
cation kliled the cow.
EYE ACHE pm!
HEADACHE?
g): slum causes, bofh.
3 Mill” only fetnpo-
arty.
PM,
Agmyed
remove the and?“ (Wild 41.1m-
mmt cm.
Sails action vaunted
fru.
H. B. HOYT. Optlclan.
80 Washington areal.
Loin 1.1111111 Chops,
Burr Hum. . ‘1 12930 lb.
Fruit Ham‘s. 1211 111
luncheon. ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler