f
two houses of the Gen-
his Week; and only 11
as were passed except
the cutendar The end
which any bearings
., The Judiciary Com-
y 1111111 few if any bills
he Committee on in-
uphilipio ” 11011111 penny all of the.
springs will end within the.
weeks. or the important
to be heard next wool:
the constitutional leforlu
o Connecticut Western vs.
Bond hearings is down
’4 and the Judiciary Corns
V eyerul measures of 1m
to -.hesr
moves made in both
all it is evident that
. y 1111 expected on sev
0 interest to the state at
slaw and order league
111' for a severe over-haul
_ . use Is celtain from the
uteri. by Mr. King in milling
to report on the bill to
powers of the league.
hail! dozen members oi? tho
peel against the league
committee hearing on the bill
111; that. the league should not
11 without the request of
s o! the town. and these
111‘ fight‘ the committee. lev
iditch in the House.
viii 11c ducthcr law and or
light. In the Senate Mr.
1 k f and outspoken stand
' us in reporting unim-
ill extending the pow
league ovel prize fights. and
ay have some weight in
light in the House to the
can side.
he '16 seems to be ready to
‘ Senator
es as state auditor in spite
notion of the House which be.
r Nowherry the Democratil
nominee and a prolonged fighi
int is vely probable
measule that is down 201
o eighthour bill introduced
bout‘ to be rejected by the
11 Mr. Housel snv ed it fro
(intent by arguing for 11,11
once, and after two days'
technical points the bill was
r printing, which assures it 1
11 Its when It llnally comes up
he committees this week
mutant bills were heard.
he position taken by tho Judi
9111111111111» it seems likely thut
, to sentence bill will
, his. session. The tall Com-
Railroad Committee not
considerable of its more 1111
casinos. The Railroad Comv
favor of putting the street
hd'or the Dissent column.
. bill to this and w. . be re
1011.st In the near future.
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01A. SUNDAV MEETING.
Bobbins. of Stamford will ad
‘ union's thou-ting at the Young
bristlan Association rooms
' It}. 9: 16 p. In. Mr Robbins
a short time ago. and was
Minted by the young men.
escordlully invited.
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AUXILIARY MEETING.
he .
‘- Mssters Ale; McLean.
‘1 ‘I. P1” rmdfla“,
' 5: ANOTHER can
0th“; Ill 0 1611. his rt!
statement: »' ‘
situation. ths‘ strike is still on and we
something worthy of considelotion.
We recognise the tact that the increase
does not yet amount to living waxes.
11 e know 11111; th, management is in a
burly to get 011' goods and that we
stluck at an opportune time. All the
stlikors 11211111111 firm 11nd we have tho
confidence of the business men and
merchants. We have been given to
understand by the merchants that
when the committee starts out to get
money they will receive generous con
trihutlons and we will start as soon as
we see any signs of 1111111. The com
mittee knows what they are doing.
This lab I the first time they have been
engaged in the struggle against. Impl-
in
.After the weavers received their pay
theyk met null adjourned until next
wee .
VIOLIN RECITAL.
Pupils of CIIrI‘nce 3.110111in Acqult
Themselves Creditahlv.
A violin recital was given in the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
last night. by the pupils of Clarence B.
Nowlan. assisted by Miss M. Idella
Campbell. pianist. and Mrs. Nowian,
soprano. . The program was an excel-
lent one. and the various youthful art-
ists performed in a manner highly
creditable to themselves and than in-
structor. The selections by the nsslst~
1113 artists were finely rendered. {dob
lowing is the program:
Violin Quartette»~
.a. Guvotie. Scotson Clark.
19. Lullaby. ‘ Carl V. Luchmund.
Masters Alex. McLean. Jerome Stern.
Louis Giard. Mr. Nowlan
Violin Solo" *
11 Romance. Robsudi.
I). Gnvotte. .- Henkel.
Piano Solo—~Wnltz 0p 42. Chopin.
Miss M. Idelln Compile“.
Violin Solo~
a. Arloso. Alsrd.
b. Spanish Dance. Moukowski
Muster Jerome. Stern.
Petite Duo Symphonlque—
Allegro.
Tours.
Andantino commodo. ' '
Allegretto Con Moto.
(Two Violins. and Piano.)
Miss Campbell. Master Alex.‘ McLean.
Mr. Nowlan.
Soprano Solo»-
11. Tonight, Zardo
b. Doris. Nevins.
With Violin 0111131110.
Mrs. Nowlnn.
Violin Solo—~11‘antasla ll Trovstore.
Verdl- -Singeleez
Master Jerome Stern.
Violin Quartettcv—
11. Departure. ' Dnncia.
11. Arrival,
c Return.
Louis Ginrd. Mr N'owlan.
NORWALK CLUB OFFICERS.
NImoI Selected It I Mooting of 1110
Nominating Gommlttu Lust Ni M.
The 11011111111111” coinini the
Norwfnl Gluh ”inot’ls’st 1111111111. and
nominated the following officers:
President—«Henry W Gregory.
Vlco Presidcnt~Cll11rioe 'lt‘:‘_
tram.
Secretarymfisymour Curtis.
(‘ Tr'onsurcr and (‘.ollectorwhurlss 111'
.1111 s
Directors~DrJa1nss G. Gregory. G
If. Holmes Joseph C. 11111111111. Wlliium
(3. Hour. Harvey M. Kant 11011611111
Van Buren and William‘aM iiRelic.
.. 1‘1
EMU»
11111111110 Leonardnt
ion 0.3111111. Frank Van Boron. W. H.
Baldwin. 1). W Fitch. Fred A. Look-
wood and III-ad A. Ella.
“Russo.
Car No. 25. of the Line. which
boot 1 '90 ‘11! his 11101-111
were momma.
‘ our the mumm'
(lath. on rail to
es him
if
. 9111111111111 91111112311! Tho?
M,
the committee. gavc out the following '
“There is no change in the strike sin
will continue to ,stlly out until we set .
Union Pacific.
Jerome Stern. '
III. '
111111111011. ._
Auditing Committosusamllel Lynda 1‘ ‘
and Chester 38911111111 -
was off the track on th 0 trees. yes- .1
tsrday. ran off the tract: 1an nnlpsuk. _ .
W .11. *
. (mi ‘
In.
.Wli
In stock: 101111111 111 the
. marred Ill! 2% The Chica-
’ #1 Louisville stocks
p' Ilia each. wanna
‘42, Texas & Pacific.
Loni Sou mum. and Mia-
MI The smelting
“ ortho common and
3% to e proierred but recovered.
The decrease In the loan item of; the
bank. statement surprised the bears.
and lid to a buoyant upward movement
with heavy buying for both accounts.
A large number of railroad sud indus—
trial stocks moved up from i to
points. Prices rose all around to the
highest of the day. There was some
realizing by room traders. but the 0.108»
in; was animated and strong. and near
the top
' TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of in. A.
Bohme. commission broker. Swnrtz I:
Corbett's block. South him-walk:
‘ Open High Low 1:30
Am. Cot. Oil 26% 26%
Am. St. £1 W.. 42% 43 42% 43
113 142% 1421.9
Am. B. 11.00.. 143
Am.T0b.C0..127% 127% 127% 121%
61% - 60%, 61%
Atchisou. 61
Atchlson. 11111.,9405 94% 191% 94%
Bolt. &0hio, 92% 32% 92% 92%
83% 82% 1121..
Burn. FL T.. 8314
.0314 .6214 03%,
Can. South. 62%
Ches.‘&. Ohio. 415% 46% 46% 46%
166% 166% 181315
Chi. B. & 0-. 166
C. M. It SLR. 161% 152% 151% 152%
.0111. R. I. & P.. 128% 1-29 128% 128%
D¢& H. (21111.. 164% 165 104 100
leei‘ai Steel, 48% 49 6% 4114111
101 ' 100515 1003,12.
Fed. St. 111.11., 101
. 2111
100% 99%
Geo. El. 00.. 2111‘
Lou. & Nash. 100 ' 100,4;
Man. .Consol..1125% 125% 124% 121114
Motropolitsn..103% 181% 111211. 16111;.
M. K. c '1‘. old. 5714 58 3701141121;
Missi’aciflc. 100 int 911% 100%
Nut. Load 00.. 1514 11114
N. Y.. C. & 11.14614 145% 140%
N. Y., 0. & W.. 331,4 33% 33%
Con. Tobacco, 451,5 45% 111%
No. Pacino. . 87% 87% 87%
Pacific Mail. 34%
Pennsylvania 15414 153%
1011/.
34%
78%
27
141114
3311
515%
88
154%
10691.
.3111
73%
27,11
79
11.11
57
1:1
19%
93
People's Gas. 106%
Phil. & Read. 34%
P. h R. Md. 7814
Son. Railway, 27%
Son. Ry. pfd.. 79
Son. Pacific. 45%
Tenn. C. &. 1.. 511%
ll. S. Losthen 1.3
0.8. L.Co. old, 75
U. 8. Rubber, 19%
92
85
19%
93
811
4111
Up. Poo. old; 85%
Wabash pfd. 39% 42
West. Union can. 38%.
NEW YORK. Much 23~Weellly
bank statement. Loans decrease. $4. -
038 .600; deposits. decrease. $6. 727 .300:
ders. decrease. $222. 200; specie decrease
311919.800; our plus reserves 810. 272 452;
increase. 8209. 895
:1 I 11111on oftb
‘.tdo Southwesterns. the fi
4’ spent four years of her time painting
88%. .
circulation decrease. 380.600: legal tcn- "
. 11111111 to -
B 11111111111111.9111". o
morninmllud iltll
Itions
3116 1.111de that ho
i111 mansion in the
' . not manually. its-0011
soot occupants leave the
lulu til rust (3011111111111. Ilvlll take an
a place. '
Merwin. vicopresident or the
. Trust 0111111111111. who has
10111 for two days. con-
til the attorneys, and an
‘ been
torrid;
dsavorlns to ascertain the status of '
Mr. Giuliani's ten business. said this
morning that he 13 satisflei that George
Horttord cannot show any document-
any evidence or 11 partnership between
himself anu Mr. Gilmnp iii the tea bus-
Iness.
it is mow believed here that Miss
Katherine Kupfer ‘will put in a claim
101 $10, 000 for "services I'Jeudored'
The claim will state that Miss Kupfer
in Mr. Gliman’s studio for which she
has not received compensation. it is
sold that Miss Kupi‘or asked Mr. Gil
man 11 number of. times if she was to
be Ielmbursed 101 her time and labor
and that she always received the re-
ply that a fortune was swuitlng her.
in some circleI 11.11 stated that there
is II will In favor of 11111 Rooter which
virus made (our years ‘uzo. A friend of
101111 Kupfer. father of Miss Katherine
Kupfer. said today that about four
veins 1130 he met Kupi’cr and the lat-
tor told him that nccordlug' to a will
inst mode by Gillnau. and witnessed
by himscli his daughter Katherine
was to he left a rtuno. This friend
of ltupfer‘s spys t it 1 ~lt110w'n that
about ten y G1 an made a.
will In which he ado am is provision
for Miss Kupfer. This w ll was burn
ed at the time the Gilman mansion was
destroyed by fire; and the will made
four yours ago is supposed to be a
duplicate of it.
Mr. Merwin. of the Trust Company.
stated this morning that Mrs. Hall has
brought two suits in New York. one
for $26,000 and: 111111" other for 816, 000
against bunks in that city. in the suits
the. Hull claims that the institutions
were given the abuts amounts by Mr.
(Tillman for her enohnsivd benefit.
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Balms SIGNS WITH TORONTO.
MARLBORO. 11111148.. March 23—1-1111-
ry Bsmis. the well-known baseball
catcher of this city hits signed I con~
pact with the Toronto Eastern League
team for another 3111111011
'V'rol. Cull. 137a."
WASHNGTON. 1111.11. 23—001mm
ment receipts: From into lrevonue,
$1. 260,658: custom :4 111411111 miscel
lanooul. 388791.11‘lxpendi drab. $1.145:
GENERAL GRIGGS RESIGNS.
WASHINGTON. Mdréh 23~Attdr-
ncy Genml Grin has handed to tho
“president hi; roll nation. to take of»
feet March 1. Mr Grins intends to
leave Washington 011.8Iturdny next-
for his homo in New. Jersey. where
heronitsr he will maids ills futon:
‘tion is to resume immediately the pros
tics of his profession
1 . sly block. 811. 11:11: so
GWEA‘I‘
CIOSIDQ Out Sale
HALF TH! MIAT ‘ .
110111 In noilf young 11.11011in Should all
bollke that supplied to our customers.
ivounm May and Teodor. This Is you
«is easy to 301.0011“ us a little more
1111“ the inferior grades. but we sell at
the same pricesthot hotthe poor meat
3:111:11 elsewhere. Beef. Veal, Lamb,
111 Street. succulent and tender.
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NIW CENTURY MARKET,
Adam 11.111.11.11, ‘ Proprietor.
‘ 4 11m o‘f- F0611 son.
the perjury was committed. III! his It»
him In the optimum ‘1
ARE AS FOLLOWS
Largcfiizc Gratcts. .
6-111. Retined Milk Pans.
HsLo up 11111 ”a"! moon.
Edward Watson who said that he
belonged in Hartford. and that he was
employed at odd times around the rnc
lug track of Charlar 01111 Park. was
arrested by Deputy Sherli! John W.
Sculloy. last night. and charged with
being a vagrant and for drunkenness.
He 'was lined 4‘1- and costs and sew
touccd to thirty days in the Bridgeport
jail by Judge Russell Frost thlslmnrn
lug. Watson-wasnrouud the railroad
stations In. South Norwnlk and Ills
sheriff says that he held up at land
six men a minute. and asked them for
money. lie was, abusive at times.
The police claim that thorn 1111- too
many of these kind of men 111.1119. co-u;
try and that they ought to receive long
sentences. ..
SMALLPOX IIII SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. March 23—-
Lo’ulu Spady, twentydivc. colored. is
suffering with a well developed case of
smallpox. lie is to be removed to the
pest house at once and his residence
No.11 Stockhrldge street. has been
quarantined by the Board of Health.
Spady was taken 111 Monday. and
was treated by Dr.- J.J. Brown. This
morning other physicians were called
in consultation. and the disease was
Russell. Brock. and Emerson. The
health authorities were Immediately
notified and Agent Kimball 10111110 time
in establishing a quarantine. Stock-
bridge street has I colored settlement
prevent the spread of the disease
through the community. Agent Kim
bail says he has no idea where Spsdy
was exposed to smallpox. as there are
no other cases in turn. Shady has a
mother and sister living with'hlm.
WORK ON CUP DEFENDER»
BRISTOL. 11.1..llnroh BB—The
chipping and caulking of the cup de-
fender which is being carried on by
means of compressed air power. is
completed upward on both silica as
for as the water line. The "work on
the hull of the boat has now advanced
so for that the snilmaksrw arc hustling
to got the first suit of soils ready and
thereby prevent delay in getting thorn
on. when the craft is in the water. it
Is intended to have all mechanical
work completed on the hull of the
yacht before she is launched
CHINAMEN IN JAIL.
OGDENBBURG. N. Y. March 23...
The Chinese court, which has been in
session hero for three days United
States Commisisonor presiding. has
adjourned and the sixty-three Chins
men captured while being smuggled
across the border. wore mm to the
Canton isil today The defense in
their cases bu been introduced by
twenty-nine witnesses. (who claimed
the prisoners as lions of other relatives
' or native born citiuns who had so-
iourned in China. has Wei. I Boston
witness. was identified by United
tifyiu: In Chinese man It Malone last
fall. but were he never testified be
fore. He was zmltivsiy ldentlllsd by
the number of 110111ch19 Ind was
crucial for perjury. , .
All order w» lulled for the deport»
whose bell
tornsy consenting Inch ordeal will be
lI‘IuII'd by (tom 1111431011” 0111’ inc
1' Wei has been held III mo bail for tho
_ Grand Jury ‘13”.an g .1
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0.4! .‘r '10 71-11 NEW TAX IlL‘La;
HARTFORDRflNI Sta-“11.12211???“
‘ comm I II
it: 1mm
1mm . ,
taxation 0111111111111. trust. Insurgpo‘s' ‘
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RFGULAR $3 50, $4 00 AND $4 50 GOODS 4: '1‘ $9.00 EACH
Houufumlsllfno Dept.
OUR SPECIALS IN 'iiiL IIOL.’ SFI‘URNISHINC: DEP \RTMLN'I 10 :
4c. 1.nrchiZc_lriuttcr Bowls.
10c. Crumb 'l‘ta‘ys and 1311151105.
6 pkgs. or rolls Toilet Paper 251:. 50 it. Cotton Clothes Lines.
. WE A E‘ ELOSX 01 OUT A L01“ ()1' COLORED SILK L‘WA‘IST GOODS WHICH
I'ORMERLY SOLD FROM $54. 50 [‘0 $7.00. OUR PRICE 1‘0 CLQSE IS $250.
29c.
1°C.
A FULL LINE or ROGERS’S TEA Ann TABLE spoons AT SPECIAL. 11 mos I
pronounced smallpox by Drs. Kilroy. ‘
and every precaution will be taken to .
States District Attorney Owen. all low ' '
our easy payment system. which enables you to wear good
TRISTR‘AM 81 HYATT Norwalk Ct
Wr Co.
The Leadinc Outfitters for"
Women. Boss and 01115
Diets Side-1 : .
25c. Scallop Top thlp'TCillnilleys " ’
‘ '1
1
lien
New Store. 29-31 West Washington Street.
We here present to you a few illustrations of a few good
styles in our Tailor-made Suit Department.
NewGoods
Arriving
Dailu.
Spring
will be
replete
in
erelu
Don’t forget to give us I call.
clothes without depriving yours,"
"1-1. KRIEGER a. cor
in about
two weeks
our entire - >
department 1
line
and by all means. bear in mind .
of your other necessities.
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HOUSE 0? COMMON. OIIATEN
IIIII- teddy. 111m tilt 111111111 1111 the
LONDON. March zaw'l‘he House of .
' Commons has .1qu A lively 111111.1an11
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11111;: AFTER, 111111111th
MANILA, Marchz zijepeI'sI'
Funston has" gone into Isabella:
province with top men and a coil»
puny of native scouts. on I dariI
attempt no capture Aguinnldo
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