Reported Favor.
Dead “
amenity outfit
is noon, by moving thI‘It
n to crap opinion on
‘1in ity ‘
3' ‘ House. .111. missing the bill making it a
o
impinged and
0 "died! New Haven the
3' bill- then pressed the
thmiiouse and the yea anu-
‘ for
This was the
the House last
f t. caused a long debate at
Republican side lighting
yo ’and nay vote. but the
yin‘g out on thel question
. each time. Houncl
11 yea and any Mvoto still~
penkor'sald it did. lie
others. that the vote he
inviting rose and Ichamd
' the minority.
“In the case of the
an the Supreme
it down a decision that
hill unconstitutional. if you
you do something- that
. p‘ the people whom you pm-
It) If you want to help the
a bill that will give them
no on and not one that
“I and tumble away as
the coults But lilo.
Y. .
Ill providing that ballots Shall.
ithrown out fol distinguishing
as the moderatms think
marks‘ wore put mine for
,nas reject ed. Mr King
udlgiary Committee said that
stroyed the secret ballot law
in! for its rejection. it was so
providing that. accounts of
ball be itemized was reject-
pg statlpg that the Judiciary
a thought the matter was. best
towna.‘
ovldinh‘ that no amend-
6 considered by the Gin-
lIly to city chaltels shall Ibo
thout previous action by the
.of the toss II interested was re-
‘11! tion of Mr. "rylf‘l. of Had
minof'lim' of Honmd .1. Curtis
33 {fond as judge of the (Inuit of
Plans of F‘alrfltfld County, was
y the House by a vote of
mittee (In Claim; reported
in: eight dead soldiers’ claims
;I James H. Becroft of Wal~
part no Collins. of (ion on
. “‘Jolnl 3‘. Bishop. of hitch-
war: Charles D. Gale of
punish War: James Mad-
. oven. in Civil War: Mars
flor. of New Haven. in Civ~
h J 09,51”. Walllnpforll. in;
idiot; for. the reorganiza-
‘zdlatrlcta in towns on the
. i! too voters. who “folded.
printing 8500 to the
111ml Society wan reported
. . he'lixrl‘cnitural Commit-
, .to the Committee on
. to cripple. it "
- MI. (311 ii
, . . d .
Wedooiitlny. ‘ Mr:
“on In.
the L attorney '
a pinion the: the hill .1
. from sixty days to ten
only said that. the present time was .
‘ IIQrdor League so
ll .
so, clotted at“ hm
Malawian“ Judiciol'y committee,
limit would ahaoluto
tlon o5 tihis glint
hare cc no .
the league awhfiw
commute: ‘nted
.lmfiprtw‘t ‘ ‘ v ’ l
mindiciary c mmittac today. and by. the
crime of the. legal status of who to
cilminally assault any female under
sixteen years. with inipriadlnmcut for
that both nthditora should not be elect-
cd from the same paIty. was passed
on report of the Judiciary committee.
The bill providing that if a town
fails to choose its representatives the
election be postponed to the following
Tuesday. was passed.
The bill maltluu it in crime to re-
movc officially placed luuteIns in
stioet implovemnts. was passed. and
$7 set as the penalty hi the Mom
The Iesolutlon was passed requesting
the United States senators to favor II
resolution now pondlng in the United
States Senate? limiting the hours of
labor. The bill providing for an ap-
propriation of” $200,000 for the. outnu-
lishmcnt of rcformutorios in ouch
county was rejected on mouou of Mr.
ClInIId-lerIIofII'I'homps‘on.‘ Mr; Chandler
said that other bills . to. the shame effect.
wow now befOIe the committee.
I"I‘hc act pIOViIling that the governor
be paid 88. 000 for special "state“ ex-
penscs was passed on recommendation
of the Committee on I\pp\opr.iailonu
The bill appromluting $15 000 Ml
the care of sick and woundcd soldchI~
lot the last mo yema was passed.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
liAIt‘l‘iiOltD Marc h 27~The Sonata
tinned (loud several antitIOliey road
hills todav and cleared the list of sev-
oral important measures aimed at the
clcclric railways. The bill providing
that curb electric road snail pay $100
for each passenger car and $50 for
cachfrelght car on trolley roads as an—
nual taxes to the state, was I'ojcctcd.
The trill providing that caclf trolley
road shall sprinkle the streets over
which it Iuns was Iejectcd. ‘ ,
The bill plmidlug that tmlloy. W33
panics shall constluct vestibuleli dill!
Iunuiur.r boards on their cars was also
lHPjtPCiQd
“the null known IIuii l’orclcu c‘olpora
lion hill aimcd at tho iIollcy tIuagI ini-
l’lIiiadelphiu was. summmily Initiator];
by the Senate today It. proyidsd am
the tIcasIu-m of all Iallroad compel
ics should Icsido in this il'tato/ and
that their books should be open for in—
spcctlou to the stotc‘.
Mr. Burton said that the state had
now every I caps to get all the returns
accessory this street railways
and that the pioposed bill did not
make it any easier. it was a bill pro.
pared by one man and while not fought
by tho trolley companies. was not ask-
cd for; it was rejected.
The- Judiciary Committee
unfavorably on tho bill reducing the
time of report of injuries on highways
Senator Keo—
nono too long and the bill
:lectod.
Henry Donovan 1:1 hill of New Haven
to {minor lncr use trolley companlu
W08 I 9'
an. that. it Ibo rejected."
done
The bill incrcnslniz town clclkn of
lice from *two to foul“ years was re
Jc‘ctcd. sis was tho 2)“ .lncrc| ah the
unlary of the Slipci- lr Oourt‘ .‘I‘of
l-laItford.
The bill exempting fro t 11
buildings belonging to. £811 iiiiiii’ .
"I was 30
lti‘. tgwn or borough wfium louatod.
a $11.8 con -
monumwmie. all?!” e
euata.
Tho hill providing that
hail he hired out within oh th 0 hi all
an in: the towmi from which they. '
re gontoncod. Wu restated. Mr:
annular “win of that tiled indetermiw
to aeolian bll‘Ii now on do'r consign
nildnswoilio oorér the point at hind
3. W MM
.. need a
081,5 reaps
this move
1; knot Wu‘aless . ‘1
' in Northern Pacifist
‘" w‘eie uoynnt and the Branders, sugar
’ Thu Morison railroad stocks also be:
,3. came prominent. the Readings. the
1‘ little Ii: Western rose 2% and General
' ‘- anagod and hitters 2 o‘cloClI there was
D. 8'5 H. Cum. iii-1%, liili 103 106%
Fed. Steel. 48% I180;
.Icu. El, (10.. 218 ‘ 218
Lou. & Nash. 911% 100 991/. 99%
Nor. & West. 00‘," 51% 130% Inn.
Man. Consol.. 123% 1211/. 12203 124
Metropolitan, 1628; 108% 162% 103%
M. K. & 'l‘. Md, 5714. 581,4 56% 58%
Miss. Pacific. 102% 1022’, lOIifi 102
Nat. Lead Co.. 1554, I 15%
N. Y..(‘.& ll..l~16.% 117% 1161/; 140%
‘ N. Y.. 0. S: \V.. 30 30 34% 3514
Con. Tobacco. I15 «15 44% 447,4;
North Pacific. 01% 821,6. 88% 911/
No. Pae. prl.. 90 90W. 80% 00%
Pennsylvania. 151% 1048.4 103% 1531.1.
People‘s Gas 105% 105%} 10475. 105%
Phil. lit Road.. 34% 110 114% . 30%
P. & it. MIL. 7374. 75% 73% ink.
Sou. Railway, 21! 20M. 28% 2874;
Son. Ry. pfd.. 79% ill) 78% 80
Son. Pacific. 400" 40% 40% 40%
Term. C & i.. - 50% 50% 50 hillfi
U. 8. Leather. l3 "ll/4 13.13%
US. L.Co. pfd.. 76% 15%
U. 8. Rubber. "1% 81% 19% 21%
Union Pacific, 01% 91% 90% 00%.
1111. Pac. pfd.. 848$ 85 84M, 85
Wabash, prl.. 41 41% ii 41%.
West; Union, 80 80% 89 80%
reported .-
ut
10""8‘1113 billI is it H
it local advlmm wining
It's no character or fotca. l
montth “#1,”qu tr
Itions‘ ‘wcrc liftéd .and ,t a metal stocha
. ante into demand. Ronni uit‘a'nt
ins from the lowest extra dad to 2
in Hurling 'n
and 1179 to 2 in the traction ”(in 1 lb
in the coalers,‘~ Delawaro‘it Enudso
lending. Som or the BoothWenterns
Tob’h
11‘
STREET 1 13.111
movement 1de its in
loops. the. no man rising iii;
o‘west and on. preferred 1%.
E1195 land the Southern Railway stocks
coming up from 1% to 8% the latter
for Reading Second Preferred. Lake
Electlic 2%. BuIliugton got back to
the opening high level again before
the. usual realizing movement checked
the advance.
WALL STREET.2 p. m. «The liber-
al ofloi‘lngs which met cvcry sharp rise
today brought a subsequent reaction.
Supporting orchs wore met as prices
a vigorous rally in Nmtholn Pacific.
the Eric‘s, Readings and Burlington.
'l‘hc latth touched 100% and its
strength caused a large absorption of
St. Paul and Rock island. both of
which rose over 2 points from the low”
cat. Other stocks did not make much
of a response. but the undertone was
good. Rubber Common and preferred
were activa and its; and 3 points high.
er respectively.
room's ouonnous.
Reported-over private wire or El. A.
Bohme, commission broker. Swarta tr.
Corbett’s block. South Norwnlk:
Con. If N. J.. 155
Chcs. & Ohio. 407.1. 47 401/. 4(
Gill. .8. & Q.. 168% 109 ".167 168%
C. M, Kr Si. PHI-18% 148% ”7% 148%
Chi. R1. & P012851 ”8% 127% 128%
(7.0.0. 8'; St. I... 81% 813.5
156
"canny ’
ESCULETTS
OUR" FILES
And all rectal disorders or money to
funded Pleasant. Not It physio. A
radical cure. 800, at George Cl. filiii-
(son II. the Apothecurlel‘ Bill. or Frank
Baxter? I. So. Norwalk. Conn. or to.
:was hidden under-
gold that a few days after his partner.
Open High Low 1:30
Am. ”Cut. Oil. 2574; 20 2"511 26
Am. St. 6‘; W.. 42% 427A. 42% 4274.
Am a. 11.00. III IIIHI. 139% lint .
Am l‘oh. (‘0. 120% 126% 120% 126%
Atchison. 60" {5; b2 601.0111
AtclIlsou. Md, 9414 95% 93 a 95
Bait. 8: Ohio, 91 913:; 91 91%
Bhyn. R. ’l‘.. 801,; 80% 79 80%
Can. South. 64 iii 03 08
is é‘xuic‘nnti of the presence or
Baileys watch and money which wit-
hens Iliad told his brothorgin-law Stiles.
or. burn. Best
liey. disappeared he found 874, in-
‘de a candy box in the drawer of It
bureau.‘ Baileys watch was with the
ntll
lien he placed theol‘ in his
inter. be wrapped then": in It
paper and laid them under the floor of
tho- b‘s'un w
o they were found by
the unicorn =
Boat said he had Iliad no conversa~
lion with Stiles but that he drew ‘a
plan of the barn. and told his brother~
in~law to aetsthe watch ondc‘o‘aceai- it.
He never used the words "i am lost, If
the whichris found.“ in talking with
Stileal ,...
Whoa questioned on this point in
cross examination. Best said that he
the day he found the money. He was
asked if he did not think it. was his
duty to make known the fact that. ho
had found the money and the watch
host replied that he would have given
them to handy if he had come back.
tie admitted that he told Stiles to
throw away the watch but he did not
use the words. “i'm lost if that watch
is ever found." He'mlght have said
that it would look bad.
He did not tell Stiles how or where
he found the articles. _
"What did you hide them for?" was
asked.
"Because he owed “me" witness re
pli ed.
Beat was the only witnens called by
the defence Several persona were
called inrebultal. hutItho evidence was
all in before. the noon adjournnient
The arguments of .counsel will be
made this afternoon. and the case will
go to the Jury tomoruow
AGREEMENT TO BE 8IGNED.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 27—!i‘he
correspondent of the Associated Press
is informed on competent authority
that the Russo Chinese. agreement will
probably be signed abortly. The nego-
tiations continue until the result is not
yetcer’taln. The detailtuwill. possibly.
be slightly modified but the arrange-
ments will be substantially as demand
cd Accmdlng to the Russian point of
slots. on abatement of what are re
zarded as moderate demands would be
inconsistent with Russian interests
and would not sufficiently safeguard
the frontier and railroad. The draft of
ncé todnyL. more“ ileum in V‘
said he left the urtic‘ies in the '
tho following Monday ‘
ARE AS FOLLOWS:
-.Largc Size Graters. .
6.th Retined‘Milk’ Pans,
ENTERTAINMENTS
nov'r's THEAiTRE.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 28th.
EVENT OF THE BEA80N1
MISS GERTRUDE
COHHLAN
‘ Beckyi‘ Sharp
to I superb scenic production of .
THAOKERAY'S
VANITY FAIR
Big Company. Splendid Cast.
Can-load of Scenery. ‘ .
Beautiful Stage Settings.
Pnicaa, 35c. 50c. 75c and $100..
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. south Norwalk. and Weed's
drug store. Norwalk 5 days in advance
of each performance.
the agreement now lining Ill...‘ “‘
does not mention und.doos not affect
Mongolia or Turltestun. it concerns
Manchurla exclusively. Mongolia or
'l‘urhestau have never been included in
the formal draft. as the correspondent
of the Associated Press is informed,
but they form a' subject. with Mon-
churia. of an cxchnuge or ideas pre-
liminary to formal negotiations.
agreement will be doalxued for tho
protection ‘of existing interests and
lights and not for the acquisition OI
now things. it is diplomatically oo-
mitted that Russia is seeking certain
gumautcea for. futqu socially. and it
is positively chtaiu that no powers
base protested, cvon Japan Iefrainlng
from this attempt to interfere between
two other governments. However the
Japanese. minister discussed this and
other. phases of the Chinese question
with the foreign oillce. The statement
of the Japanese foreign minister that
nation it the agreement is signed. has
not made It decisive impression for. as
the authority of the correspondents)!
the Associated Press said. promises or
threats and there performance are of
ion quite different. Russia does not ob
loot to the people of Count Von Ben
low (tho German imperial chancellor)
that the agroomont will not diminish
substantially China’ a ability to pay an
indemnity. since the arrangement pro-
oxiatlng commercial rights of other no-
P. Wood’s. Namath. 0t.
convicts . .
tions in Manchu’rln.
GREAT
Closing Out Sale
T119 .
Japan will necessarily demand compen- .
tocts. or at least. does not affect the .
suit -
Sacrifices ..
A manufacturer wanted moneye—thls
made the opportunity to purchase a
large Invoice of suits at a great sacri-
dccmliiol Spring‘styies~fabrics from
thageiebrnted Washington Mills.
This is the reason why we can'offer
nicely tailored Men's Suits—Aha 810.00
to 314.00 sort for
$6.95.
The 87.00 quality for
‘ $4.50.
82. 00 values.
‘ 93¢.
cream is the 88. so kind, at
5'15
1
style.
.79
4c. Large Size! Butter- Bowls,
Ioc. Crumb Trays and Brushes,
6 pkgs. or rolls Toilet Paper, 25c. 50 ft. Cotton Clothes Lines,
had no idea he Was under. suspicion , . .
Children' a Veatee Suits, 8 to 8 years. 1
8 to 15 yrs.. some at title. but tho ‘
Four ply Linen Collars, any size. any ‘ ‘
‘ v.1? 4. i ‘
OUR SPECIALS IN 'i‘HE HOUSFFUR’N S ING DEPARTMENT I‘OR
CR
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a . 5
too.
. , .l AIST WHICH no BOUGHT" .
211.1. THAT THERE WAS To In: HAI) or Ayn Ana Santana AT t4. ' . ‘
'an. Dictz Sidc- Lift-Lanterns.
3553- Scallop Top Lamp Chimneys
large and small,
I6“
I.
l
[I
45‘: '
4c.
we here present to you. a few illustrations of a few good
styles In our Tailor-made Suit Department.
Anivinil
, In about
our entire
Spring line
will he
replete
crew
department
NeIrGoods
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