1 operative n 1111111111. 1for Voting bu e Rejected thia- rooming, the spud- y; ytho eight-hour in» This is. , for disposal. up yesterday postponed a short denote. There we on the principles of the" 1.1, but there was 11 sharp points 05 0171191 in 1elution Torriugtoh. moved at he hillgwua tuhen from the ostponemcnt. 1111'. the point of mm which iarp debate. Mr 1.11111— lord. moved 1111 o. yea . and gained his point by a lghioh was one more then moved that the bill be 11.11 c of the day for tomor- Q 1robbern. of Enetou. it fair play from the other sideof the House. 1re then moved the pier , . and Mr. King. of Wind- that the bill take the prop- one go on the 0111131111111 1111 his 1qu done and the hill Originally reported 11111111— eflommittee on Labor and did have been rejected yen— o‘t Mr. Hansel. of New Q ithor oi the hill; fought ate passage by the House the calendar. rue. of Middletown. called table the hill appropriating estate weather conservatory Johnson- Mr. Pearne mor» House concur with the Sim— liter the hill to the Commit- ,rlou1.ture Mr. Freeman. who “the hill 1311111 the Committee ,6 Institutions should have was 1eferrod to the Com- dricultur 13. they. of Beacon Frills, cull- lio 11111111 the bill on veteran (1 moved that it he 1'e-co111mit— he committee. which unfnvma- ed it last week. it was so re» adhwurth. of F‘nrnflngton. “at the bill pr'ovidiug that no it: or feed wires of ilollcy or I: light. companies shall he ate to trees without pmmiesion 1,1 the owners of sold t1 can be refer- to the Judiciary 1; 0111111111911. 11 has received uni'avomble 11111011 111 ad and Agricultural Commit— s so rol’ened. ill, providing [out such town committee on hers and bridges. bill for the encouragement of ihnnutuoturlng enterprises in the 21.11! 111111111 wan 1111111011 on the . able report of the Committee it! bed of 1 ommerce exempt cel- innunluotmlng enterprises non for 11 period not exceed- bill prevehilug bicycle deuleru biting dwindled by conditional ,Q, rejected on thcr rcporl of the 11 Committee. hill providing that inilrouds hd 1111' their otutlons if the not- 1111 neornuury to 111111111111 them 1 on the report of the Rnll~ hi lesion 3111111111 1111111111111 11111 11111 11111111; 1:1 or deputy Judge or the (1-11' m oi! Stamford. ipi'ovldlnu lhut tho utulo r1111 iuuloumn mnlm lnupuctlon 111111101111 won rejected h1 ion The resolution oxtondlug 11111 1 construction of the New t Rnllway Company won ,I motion of Senator lint-ton. into roicotud in concurrence 6111191111». bill providing tout .fllu town court of tlrungo 111111111111 111110113 other: I Providing for 1511111 in to Houuel . Senator 1111111111 moved ‘ Q 1 hwnodon‘e... .1. 1 arch 201141‘he 111111116 01 confilmcd the no etionu s ‘ by the governor 11.! 11111111 Harm and 11111111111111.1111 of 111111; ford. to be members of the State Board of Portions The tollowinu nominations were 111110 Confirmed: (11' Charles '11 Tome. of llu1tl’o1 d the State Board 0' Angliculturc; of Morris 0. Web‘n‘tc of New Britain to be commissioner of the Building and Loan Associations. New appointment; 101? Edwhrd P. 1111.11.01 New Raven. to be u membm of the Board of Harbor Commission for New Haven Harbor; 01? Christian Swartmot’ South Norwnlk. to he Shell Fish Commissioner. ,‘ The Scouts. resolution appointing 1311.1 111th nudultm which bted by the Rennie on Melon 5 and ofteru'artls rejected by the House on 111111.111 14 with the insertion of M1. Nowbcrrys name was thony tabled by the Senate. on motion of Senatol Sceley The notion is the 1 first in 11. series otmoves which the Senate is expected to make to uphold the Bree nomination. The bill which was tabled yesterday regarding county commissioners. was rolled 1mm the tables today by Mr. King. it provides for six years' term of other. in the county commission oi» lice. Mr. King suid that on the report of the. Judiciary Committee on Tuesday the 11111 was rejected. yesterday it was called for reconsideration. The com mittco considered the bill thoroughly. Mr. King sold that the Judiciary Com1 'mittec did not want to recommend leg~ 11111111011 unless it was necessary and to make the office of county commissmn or six years would be to make the po- sition one where much political tron hie would result. He asked that the House reject the bill. 111'. Wadsworth of Formington. sold he thought it. was a safeguard to the state to have the ofiloe 11s it is at present. Mr. Williams, of Glastonbury. argued for the hill. stating that 11' a commis- 11101161' was elected every two years-null 1111311 a six years’ tormthe omce would be blind to better advantage for the note. of 1'. Reed. of‘ Stallord Springs. spoke for the report of the Judiciary Commit- tee and the report 11'115 accepted l'lllil the bill rejected. The trolley car vestibule bill. which won introduced by Mr. Staples. of bridgoport. was rejected on the report of the Railroad Committee. _ 'l‘he hill provided that all trolley cars operated 111 this state he vestibuied at- 1111' Rovemhlr 1. next. The following calender matters were disposed of today: Resolution nuthow mini: the town 01 Milford to construct . sewers; resolution incorporating the l.ed,\':11'd tins and Electric Light Com- puny; reeolutlon amending the charter of the city of Norwalk'.’ resolution 1n 1.:o1'porating the Edgewood 11111 Com- puny. of Greenwich. to erect 11 sum- mer hotel: resolution amending the 1111111101 91’ the city 111’ New London. The bill diiidiuur the town of Green 11-11'h into iotlng distilms was reject cd ESTABLISHING ADAMS' IDENTITY. "The Original Shirt Waist Man" Ar- rested for Bwl'ndllnq. NEW YORK, March 20—Steps have been token 111 Newark, N. J.. to 11111111» 111111 the identity of C. ‘V. R. Adams. "lilo. original shirt waist men." who you arrested yesterday. on a. charge of dwindling. as Addison Archer or Hood, for whom the police of Newark have been searching. Archer hue been under indictment in Newark for nearly 11 your on 11 rhurne of obtaining money under false pretoncon from the New Jersey Frolo '/.olt11ng.13y announcing his intention 1111111111111; 11 hook 111 pamphlet in which the mum.- of that newspupel 11s on 11.11 vm'tielnn medium would be exploited It In alleged that Archer obtained mong 11y from the paper. but tho 1111011 never uppuored. now npupevo lNFHlNGKMENT 1N PACKING DW- Q . , curt. 11 bill 111 111.111.11.111 w llnlleu titular Circuit Court yesterday by Frank M. Peter». against Austin Young at 00.. of Boston. 11nd their agency in Connecticut. llamas Young. .112. and Robert Redford. or oraachusetta. 111111 George 111‘. Encoder. 1! 11111111 themselves were Q casl1.tl1e largeot trading being in the. and James 11.1 Brown. of ' North Stonlngton‘, to be members or 1 1111 in said to have worked 1Q 11111 name «chemo on a number of other 1111111 111 111111 1’ stances under 11111111111111 clone. , ington broke 2111 to 163% The on 1111011 stool stock‘s yielded, but e 1111 11111 1111111111 held until deniingn in the Mostly tor trout receipts. 11711111 S‘i‘itldls‘l'l‘. noon—“As the pro terreu stocks continued to improve in the taco of the general rolling. the lie begun to support the railroads. . Paul and Mlnoourl Pacino were 1111 related to the highest of the morning. 101111111111; 11111 and till recon then earlier prince. Consolidan ed than said up 2%. Sugar proterred 3%, Smolting 2% and the preferrod 2. Business became quieter on the rhlly and impmwmhtn Were not well held. 1111111111111 Pacino fell back 1 it. floods were irr.ettuiu1' ‘Q Whirl. STREET. 1- p. m.-~Tlle mar not become narrow and sluggish. M111- souri ‘ Pacino rallied to‘ above par. Brooklyn 'l'rulisit recovered n 1101111. and 11111111131011 o traction. Those 11d- vnnces were not Well held. The uteol stocks continued strong. Steel it Wire preferred leading. with an extreme nu vancc or 4%, in other stocks the downward tendency continued on mod- erate selling WALL STREET,“ .. p. 1n.-~Bc11r op ol'utors perceiving that the decline of prices did not invite any new buying become more aggressive and put out heavy short lines all around. 'Concee- 5101111 from the torcuoon top prices were relutively better held. But Sug- ar was driven down 21,4 Tobacco which had been sold ear...er run up 2115, and Mexican Control lost 215. With few exceptions prices were be low last night's level at 2 o'clock. The steel ntocks reacted a point or more. Chicago & Enstern'iilinoin ran up 3%. TODAV'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private Wire or E. A. Bohme, commission broker, Swnrtn'ar Corbett's block. South Norwnlk: Open High Low A1n.Cot. Oil. 26% 2611;, 116% Am. St. & W.. 13 4315 '13 «1315 Am. 8. R. Co“ 141% 142 14115 ”1% 1111. Toli.Co.128% 1281/11 1:711. 1:111 Atohison. 601,5 110% 11919 1111111. Atohlson pfd.. 95 1151,5144 911,5 Halt. & Ohio, 113% 911% 93% 1131/ tiltyn. R. ’l‘.. 82% 811% 82% 111.15 (.1111). South. (‘14 6-1151 62% 11“.: (ion. of N. J.. 15-1 111-1 Chen. & Ohio. 411% 41.1% 46111, 411% 13111.81 N. W.. 1.78 ‘ 178 (1111. B. & Q., [6635 166%,1163‘4 163% (3. M. & St. R. 1.5139 152%. 151% 151% 0111.11. 1.& P.1d”. 130% 1291.5 129% l). & 11. 01111.. 166711 166711, 1615 Federal Steel. 19 49 48115 Red. 81. pfd.. 10015 Gen. El. (30.. 215 216 2.15 Lou. & 11111111400 5 100% 99% Nor. & Wont.511.51311/50% lion. Consol" 1211 1261/11 1215 Metropolitan 167111 168 1117 M. K &T.pfd.. (10 60% 511% Misc. Pacific, 97% 101 971/. N. Y..C.& 11.111 1171/ 14615 N. Y.; O. 6’: W.. 82% 11231: 82 0011. Tobacco. 11111.9. 411% its North Pacific, 811 149% 87% No. P1112. pfd.. 811% 219114 151111. Pacitlc Mail. 34% Pennsylvania 162% 1,511 1511 People's (31113. 106% “WM. 100% Hhil. & Read. 311% 33% 33 1’. & it. old. 73 73% 72% Son. Railway. 26% 2714121115 8011.11.1‘.md.. 80% 8091. 78% 8011. Pholllc. id 46% 411% Tenn. 9. & 1.. 571.1,, Mtg 117 11.S.llenthe1:. 131/, 1311111 13 94% 9315' 1.130 21111,. 11.8.1100. pfd., 711% ll111011Paclho. 94% . 1111. Pan. old. “811% 811% 1151.1. 11W. Wabash. pfd.. 36 85% 111% 1111 Went. Union. 88 88 87115 1111 Not to he lepeototllen. Mike has n ntiddy .iuh but ‘tin hnro'd wor-ruk’ “0h w1~ll.lve1'y men can't be on the " poince 1001' cc. retroactively. - other Stacks burdened. but did not plied to horse of ‘60 1100 11ng on post till lllll) tomorrow at 11 o’clock at ‘ 11 11111111111110 be held in New Yorlt. 'rhe' .‘ papers binding the 1111.111, will be drawn up at this meeting- The 1111111111 was 11111111131111 by telephoiie. ‘ QM. .QONVIOT iNBU Emfiti’TIOK QUlCKLQY a; . LEAVENWORTI‘L Km- Maria} 30“" Curtain Poles, Brass Rods and Hassocks. We are uttering the following specials 111‘ this department for this week: The insurrection of the convict miners in the state shaft at Lansing woe , brought to a close at 11:30 o'clock lhht night and the mutlnous convicts are being placed in their nails us tent on they can be brought to the surfu‘oe The imprisoned guards have been re- leased and are again nonve the surface. BOOK OF FEBTWAL EVENTS. ‘ The May Festival book of events for the big event in New Haven on tiny 11. 7 and 8.111 now ready. it is neatly rotten up with 11 black and white 11011 tel- borer and to absolutely compre henslvc in its c1o1'y department. The list of events is arranged in the order 111 which they come. with the names of the u'tieta. while the matter of season tickets and sale of acute is also clear- 1y gone or or. BANKER INDICTED. NEW YORK. March ail-«The grand inry of Huduon county, New. Jersey, to linv indicted 'l‘honluli (‘11. Rather for rhooting ltov. John Roller at Al'ling ton.o11 February 8 The indictment has three counts uttrocious hehunlt as- sault with intent to kill 111111 simple as- sault. ' 1. 1 lNSPEC‘i‘OR 0P sTaAM VESSELS. WASHINGTON March Shh—The fol- lowing presidential appointments were V announced today: Robert 3. Rodin. to he supervising inspector of steam vessels for the sec- ond district. , NEW INVENTION FOR Mltltm GUN. C111 PF. "1‘1‘1111'11nim11 20-'I‘l)c military authmities if‘érc approved the new invention of :1 Maxim gun mounted on a motor car. for im‘ 111911111th scrr ice. FROM HAND T0 MOUTH 1‘" never speak to 111111 agnin!’ our claimed the young woman in the pale blue locket “He called me his queen nod naked 11‘. he might hiss my hand. 1 said yes and-and after that be 111118- ‘ii 1111 me on the lips with'o‘ut halting. "i suppose." said the young woman in the yellow huskius, “he followed ulong the line of least resistance." ~— Chicago Tribune. Victor Wlddlcombe. an English com1 adieu of considerable repute, hos often iiattelod himself on the good eflect of his personal appearance in obtaining profitable engagementaminuced he fancies himself something on a bounty. He met with 11 little otherlence the other day that finally undecelvod him. He happened to meet on old friend. whom he had not seen for shears in the Stimund and. after the Met hearty greetings. they proceeded to oxehun news. ‘Of course you know that l'm married?" said Mr. Widdicomhe. "You don't say no!" exclaimed the friend: 'You. 1 un1.A11d what's more, old man. lm the proud father of the door- ost llttlo son in the world. Every» body who seen him “a" that hes ex- actly like me." Widdloomha's iriendn clasped hlmM by the hand with unexneotod sympathy Qhud concern. ' "Never mind. old man.‘ he answered. "that doesnt matter a bit so long as the child in healthy!" Nothing circulates no rapidly as a neural. GREAT .. «1 1111mm cinnamon. or nudge. ‘ " hon-t. 111111111; for 1 turned 111 equity. 1111115111: 1111 in ' sttorn patent 1 menus hfr moo 111's.~ _ g Mylnillnctlon 1 ' Closing OutSalé ’I'Y pads, of Chicago. 3 >- 1.111. .‘ oanltion token 1, 11111111 9x12 ‘ Renaissance 11nd Rollie curtains" 1n Swiss and" ‘ We are also showing a full line of goods by the yard for Upholstming. Sink Draiucrs . . . Large Sink BruShcs . . 1% quart Glass Pitchers . 1 gallon Oil Cans . . 151:. 5c. zoc.Q me. i obmct 1" 25¢. Fancy Paper 51111111111 : Violet Scented Ammonia . 9c. Granite Soap 131511ch . Q 6 lilown Tumblers for . 19c. Breed Toasters . . " . 12 qt. Heavy. Tin Dairy Pails, 35911111111 .Wood Tooth Picks ‘Galvauizcd Cool Hode . 101:. ‘1' _ 3c. . ’ 4c. TRISTRAM R HYATT, hlorwalk, Ct. ENTERTAINMENTS. ‘Hov'r's THEATRE. ONLY A FEW DAYS TO WA. 1‘. Two performances, SATURDAY. MARCH 2311., Matinee at 2:16. Hurry Mortell's Realistic Southern Pro- duetlou. The South Before the-War. Three score Sweetest Voice» 111 one grand swelling chorusrnoo Champion Buck and Wing flannel-wheusntionul Situations Heartfelt Hni-mony. Realis- tic Scenerywplaniation Scenes, Sports and Pastimes-40 First Prize Cake Walkers. Watch for the Big Parade it Noon. PRICES: Evening, 15 25, 35 and 1101:. Matinee: Adulhizl’m. Children.10c to all part- of the noun Reserved Seats .,on sale at Hoyt‘e Theatre. South Not-walk. and Wood’s drug store. Norwalk, .5 days in advance of each performance. $4.: . . . THE 8115111538 INSTINCT. Too many people are accustomed to think of politeness in address as ap- propriate in company. but quite out of place in business. An engaging mon- ner is useful everywhere This axiom ls amusingly illustrated by 11 story which Justin McCarthy tells. Soon after the civil war, he noys, l happened to be standing on a bridge in New York. amusing myself by studying the crowd, when 11 shrill youthful voice ‘sccosted me with. “Cap 11. shine yel' boots?" The chance distribution of military titles was ready and liberal at the time when so many acidic-31s were re turning to civilian life, and i paid no attention to the invitation. Just then a rival boothlaok passed. $9 and. imagining where the cause of my indifference lay. he advanced, and. pushing past the unsucoosatul claim out he gave me a milltnry salute and appealed to me with the captivating words: ”Brigadier shine genornl yer Iliad my boots shined on the spot. NOW SHE. HATE! HIM. ‘ A young mun and a young woman loan over the front gate. They are lovers. lt ll moonlight. He in loath to leave. 1111 the parting is the last. He is about to go away. Elbe is reluctant to non him depart. They swing (in the 1 cute. , . Q “I’ll never forget you,“ he urn. “111111 if death should claim me my last 1 thought will he of you." "l'll be true to you.” 111111 1101111 "l’ll never use anybody ohm or love them as long; 1111 l ‘J’livo They onrt‘. 8111 yearn later he returns. lilo sweat- heort at former yours has ‘ 111-11011. rhoy meet 111.11 party. one 111111 11 1111111111 nrentiy. Botticelli the dances the rec- 111‘“ “Let me see. _ "on it you 111111 1111111111,. with her ,1 hm hosting 11 tattoo on her pretty 1 , our brother who ‘ &Co. I The leading Outfitters for Men ‘ ‘ Women. Boos and Girls. _. New Stare, 29-31 West Washingtbn Bitter. '1 we here present to you a few illustrations Q a ’a‘f few. good styles in our Tailor-made Suit Department. ‘ NewGoods 11111111111 Delhi. in about J, two weeks our entire Spring line will be - replete ’in wow dep‘admeni Don’t target to give us a call, and by all means, but in mindQQ our easy payment Intern, which enabled you to wear gQQood‘ clotholl without depriving yourself of your other nocmoitieu. 1 ‘
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