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it rot-rind
ii i li'llllflftlt.i =~
ftcrnoon Important Hear-
.liair Haven ma Derby
I incorporation: Will, be
, Hold.
The math. ill
be; 3949999999“
yogi-nth ~. before
important. at . any this. sea-
1 tnmlttee. Il‘ontorrow
9iii} time up the'importa’nt
tit petition of the Fair
and of altar Darin avast
lg. .. inoorporation offal:
be Ween New Haven and
two. opposing interests
bring the vicinity tor the
weeks. getting the residents
In tho proposed road and
signers to petitions in their
third party to the contro-
18,0, .enters In the person of the
nté'tl man, which has In mind
‘foi‘..the electric equipment of tho
a dam road. and which intends}
Icy roads it possi~
" tuls‘ committal:-
1th in e acoré or ulorc‘pcti-;
.lncorpol‘ntions ill and around1
hington and Mystic. and al-.
Meridéti and Middlctowll strootl
, nroierlr ' . f
-'fi‘hilrtld' v‘ and Friday there will.
go “lipid day lathe case oi";
“‘onnootid‘lit Westerns - petition!
he Now‘ Haven road for per-.9
' "cross the 313 feet of land‘;
, eta iii; Tariffvlliesllrlnglleid.
Both days will be interestiugi
._ state at large. and thorn lvllll
bu iv be large attendances.
B nonatltutlonal amendment ('tllll~'
on. of which. Mr. h‘t‘ccmalt. oi'i
. is chairman. will hold twol
this week. on Tuesday and:
sday in the hull of the ilollstl.i
‘ow the hearing will ho open it)‘
, owisil to speak and Wodncsdny,
. such as the chairman calls will
(”Shot-he committed. (‘oloncl N. (:.I
or New Iluvcn. a lcudcr of!
lit. for u convention-will spcakl
rm“: and on Thursday tllt‘l‘t' n'lli‘
Dpéai‘ Roprescntativc King. 39min”:
'3‘, and Roprrscntatlvcs \VhittIc-l‘
"y oodruff and Hemingway among:
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‘ISTER‘ WU ‘IN CONFERENCE.
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St tus of‘Negotiations at Pekin
acumen his Attention. L
iNu’ron‘. April low—The Chin-l
.j i star was at tho Stato Depart-l
‘ t or in conference with Sacral
tiny on tho status of negotiations‘
nun Tho minister is somewhat.I
ll nedovor tho delay in bringlngi
an adjustment, and also on tho:
tit reports that the indomnitlesi
oh nilgdl‘o beyond thc ability OI
it to moot. \\'l|cu scon at the Ic-
on ”during the day. Minister Wu
spouse to inquires on thesu
ii on . l
“ ’o havo boon uccuntolucd to hour
tchlna was. very slow. But in (Ills.
. woeltsrand months arr going by.
Vitput any. delay attributable to:
whit n0 Jar not have heard. and yet
definite. prospects in bringing (.
,‘ ‘ lotions to a close. This un—x
“ i ondi’tion is very injurious tol
ut-‘It also is an injury whicn'
[the wholoworld. 'i‘aito don." .
lungstrrot ‘
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Iy monauod. i‘ho‘l
be said of many othor.
you inaction monorail
. urinal; otionsrot Europe: to
l‘ motion. 8 injurianslyafi‘ootou
”gloat uncertainty or nondi-
. . bit that. What We need until
9th oommorciai world needs is“
II and some definite understand-
. hut conditions are to be.
. the question of tndcmnities. l
lttlo dlrpct information, but i
r'ottedvt‘o poem from some at
reports that the total or.
In reaching a very large.
, houldtbe home In mind that?
o oif nu hulferctl‘groat'loasoal
_ a recent disturbances. losses:
illyamount to man)" millions.
whim! rho .oannot. hope .to w"
onihlty'.’ So that if the claimsi
phonon hunts to, any .that»
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a on.» rl .otyiea. aroso ttrnot‘iva we into:
My twgritthtp again tho minute 1 style. and pride to
‘ Pacific Mail,
ill.
10 .
‘ 90 run
. Ohiua'a ow oases willi‘rouoh twico
that‘alnount‘. (sayotoopoopoo. in tho
re .9 theretore. China will be
will rial abortion ot-uulossal pro-
portionarand this will come alter the,
country bps panned through a most try.
in: oxporlenco. l note. that a. number
of suggestion are made that the in-
demnity about” be along the lines oi:
commercial advantages and improve-
pronto rather than lumonoy. How far
this is tonaihlo, i cannot say. but the
principal involved trauma to ho a. good
one. _it has the merit of being undel-
llsli. As i understand it. the indemni-
ties thus- far ushod are based entirely
of the powers aggregate. summation.
as l .aoentateil. it .niquldarobalilvnot
on the. Interests of the var ous powors.
But the. interesttrof China are worth
considering in this matter. For after
all. the interests of China willshave
much to do In the and with the inter-
cat 01’ all thoac nations having r’elui
tions with her and who are carrying on
extensive trade with the East. There
is a splendid opportunity just now for
such an object lesson to the Chinese
people as would obliterate all anti-tor~
cign sentiment and would show them
that the interoiattahen by the foreign
powers in China had something to do
with tbodovoioprnent and progress or
China. as well as tho personal interest
of tot-nigh nations. Our people might
be shown the benefits coming from
considerate foreign treatment andthoy
would be gratetul to see China restored
to a condition of prosperity. As to do-
tailsrtit is. notlargmolltoalisgoat‘ what
the powers could do for China and tar
their mutual interest, but I nmduito
confldcnt that “they only put their
heads together vdry.,mnoh could be no-
compllshed in on interests of all con-
corned."
TODAY LN {ALL 8TREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m. ——’l‘hc
were good gains shown all through the
list at tho opening. which extended
front one to two points ill some spool-
aitiea. ’thc. coolers were in great no
wand and Sugar. Tennessee Coal and
Metropolitan Street Railway silowml
to particular advantage. 'i‘ho par
ohaaootiimoo shares or Northern-Pari-
iit- Railway carried that stock from
9914. up to par.
WALL STREET. li a. tn.“ There
was :1 great deal of interest In speci-
alticssowing to tho buoyancy of For
orudo Fuel and Amalgamated Coppor,
which showed udvanccn at thc highest
of 7 and 4h; l'cspcctivcly ovcr lust
work's close. The Tobacco. Sugar,
Pressed Sit-cl. Motmpo‘litan Struel
Railway and ’l‘enncssoo Goal gained
from i to 4 points. The Ins. namcd
stock loading. 'l‘hc railroad stocks
wow feverish.
oilirs \vcl‘c nlicrnatcly abovc and be
low. alld at H o'clock the Illill‘kPi was
highly lrrcltnlar.
WALL STREET. I p. in.» A lot of
Ollncul‘o low~priced industriais ‘wcre
moved upward during the noon hour.
from iii to 4-33. tho latter ilgurc moa-
suling the I‘ifit‘ in American blushed
(iii Prrfrrl‘ctl. Others affected wore
i.ill.~nrd Common. l'nitod Smiles Luth-
er stocks. National Sdltl’i‘elerred, “Ip-
tprnai ional Pump. American final! Pre-
l‘crrcd. Pressed Steel (‘ar Preferréd and
Manhattan Beach. ‘
Bl‘iiiif' lumped ti. Colorado Fuel ratio
a in all. 'i‘llc moverdgnt‘ofthe nut-
roulis was sluggish hilt} hedii‘ti'ug. al.-
though (‘ieveiandt C. 013* ‘Vtg‘il‘LflllIl;
rose 31.... Mexican National. .2. Pcnnsyl-
vanin. I. and Burlington and Rock Is-
land l'Pt'm't‘rt‘il sharply. People‘s Gus
mac above lit». and Amalgamated (‘op~
pt‘l' got up to Hill again. ..
WALL STREET, 2 p. ‘ol.—4-Speollln-
tit-c Inter-9st during the afternoon was
largely conccntrntml Ill the various
usually dounant stocks which had hc-
conic conspicuous through pool mnni~
pulatioa. Delusional advances in the.
standard railroad stocks were not well
hold. the notable absence of demand
causing some abort selling. Sugar
rosv ()vt-i’ tlll'cc llolnin.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
liellortcu over private Wire of n. A.
Bonnie. commission broker. Bwartz a
Corbv it's block. South Norwalh:
Open High Low
H713 148 147%
All). Tob. (30.. ”My, liltWi 1291,42,
Atcilison. 65% do?“
Ateliison. pfd.."«9tl 90%}
atrium .phio‘, “91% ..
Bitvii. Jill‘T..‘ 84 9.1 8193‘?
can: South. 647;; 6:1 ‘ ‘ ‘
Con. of N. .l.. l5?
Chou. it Ohio. 47%.
Chi. B. it Q.. 190%
C. M. & St. l’.. 15!)
Chi. RJ. & P., 155%
C.C.CI at Sui... 81%.
ii. A9 H. can; 181%
Con. El. (.30.. 22?
Lou. & Nasln. 105%
Nor. &. West. 522%
Man. (lonsoh 128%
Metropolitan. 170:
MK. 4’: ’I‘. pith. 00%
Miss. Pacific. 104.
Nat. Load (30.. Nils,
N. \‘.. C. at H... loin.
N. l‘.. t). & W.. on '
Con. Tobacco. 47%
North “Pacific. 991.»;
No. Pad. pfd.. 97
New York Air
ltlltl
Hills
129%
6.5%
7 98M
oilfi
9.4%
651 ’
io.‘
47%
189%
Ant. 8. R. ("o..
471;.»
all
155924
loan. loan
on ma
ism law.
227 22651,. -
1.05% tutu. .
min 52% suit
”39% ”8% 128%
mu no my;
my; 60%
NH lililb'g
Iii}!
mitt WA
100 MW:
97% mm
tidal. 36% 38%
Pennsylvania. 157% 158 1.58%
People's (Jan. 111% .
Phil. offload. “371,5
P. it it. pfd.. “iii?
Son. Railway. 289
Son. ityr“prd'.. 8i
Sou. Pacific. tutti
Tenn. ti. it. l.. tin
U. S. Loathcr. 13%
Its. Lilo. ptd.. 77%
U; 8. Rubber. 20%
0%
Unio yPaci .29 91%“; 01M .. ,
Un. Steals .5 3 i: .9 g
Wabuiihiwfdu "‘89 did (”rail ‘ *‘ '
Wont. Union. 929;. 92% 92v.
It'll
W
lilo utility
- 21.6
.ltll 31-,
The grungcrs and Pa- . .
‘ tire stock is to bofsol
ng maalrtrato alwaya .
I ll! .le
McAuioy. thin morn nit.
siren. until tin‘ulodk't
wrote all fi‘llo lads
anion . lino wan lound in
3‘ but hour sign, ouhh he
minutes later bd'nl'dnd‘b atroot’ o >
Kaunas Oily. Kan.
Mrs. Nation appo tail
93 “W. PS9".
worn it e
littiraiiy‘v‘itln‘ltnod" , y .
auroral onsets wore-yo on botoro Mrs.
Nation's and aha. wot. .iii‘ tho proceed-
lnxa with mmitdttflnliilitionbe. When
.ludg .‘MoAuley dually milked; Mrs.” Nari
“I?“ What ago had to an! ‘ to «find
It on a n.
thflol poi-7’9 tint p
that she Wan moral .qui‘
when :arreated'and was now ‘
boat of her time. meanwhilol by willing
to the crowd that had gathered: , '
A policeman testified that several
carp had panned without Mrs. Nation-
making an attempt to board «any of
them. Mrs. Nation hotly denied this
atntcmont. '
Judge~MoAuloy thou gave lilo decla-
ion and warned Mrs. Nation nor to
come to town again. The duo was
suspended. 'l‘ho'crowd applauded tho
decision and‘ followed the “joint
smasher” to n calgboun'd for tho Knu-
sna aide of'tho river. .‘ ». .
The. fine 'willho-‘hcid over Mrs. Nor
lion in case sho’sllouid return and,
until she ,Is released from .the court's
order. aheis practically barred from
visiting .Kepluao City, , ,y
MrsslNationi pio’ndodrathat alto =wiabcd
to go to Liberty. lilo, within ll few
daya. and asked if she would he per-
mitted to noon through Kansas City
on route. Jud‘go McAuley answered in
tho afllrmntiw. but. warned Mrn. Nit
tlon nothto stop olf hero.
DIVORCES ' VALID WHERE RESL
‘DENCE IQESTABLISNED.
wwsnmo’rou. April ld—Jrhe Unitv
ed States Supromo'Court today deemed
a number of cases involving the valid-
Ity ill one stain of divorce decrees
granted in other states. Tho court
held practitially tha‘t‘in cases‘iin‘ Which
the decree is granted in states where
the husband and wifeo have made their
legal residence. it is valid in any part
of the United States. But. that In out-
or cast-a ill which there Is no legal res.
idcncc In the statoin which the decree
is granted they are. invalid.
NEW AMBASSADOR FROM ITALY.
WASHINGTON. April. lit-«The Stnto
l'lcpurtmont has been advised through
the American nmhashutlm' at Rome and
tho' italisn foreign office that Baron
Marquis Oblzzo Mullspina dl Carbon-
ara. at proacnt minlatrr to“: Italy to thc
Arm-mine lit-public. The marquis “as
a whip diplomatic experience and serv-
ed in Washington as onopf the at-
taches of the ltatian logbtibn some
yt-nl's ago. Ho will l‘coo‘lyafia substan-
tial promotion by his now'i'alipointmont.
rising from the rank otmlniotor to
that of ambassador. ~
"‘“ AMUSEMEN
_......-_.. ”a .
M0
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9 LADIES’ TAIL 83» l
North Main strut. timer Ann.
SHIFTING.
ortion of flu ‘ o H5: Movod to the
‘ " ‘ _ l’ Southwmi. ..
BUTTE. Mon, April tswa portion
of Entity; believed to embrace the tar.
gar part of the big hill upon which all
of the Anaconda mines are situated,
.hn‘itf‘htado ‘ a" very porceptlbie move-
montlaouthwmli during thol‘pntlt few
days.‘ At tho loot of Anaconda Hill
tho slide [limited the traoku or the
street rahlyay line about 300 feet along
the road: As there are nozlarge build-
ings. in that ’part of the city. no dam-
age was done entrant to tho railroad
tracks. and imt’i'or their displacement
the slide would’hot have been noticed.
Goologlsta and scientill" men any
that the entire. range 0i tnountuina
about .Butio is constantly moving and
that tho aliding process which has
been going on for ages and has crashed
and mixed tho~ooppcr dolns and bodies
ill the Butte. district-pond .diapluoud
many of [help is still going on. About
a your ago a. slmiiarsiido occurred in
tho u'ostorn portion~ of the city. and
right in the plantar tho rosldonco
portion. The county} Court House. the
handsome]residence of Senator W. A.
Ciai‘knaoiierul .church buildings. and
othor buildings were seriously cracked.
‘ The statement is made by well.
known mining men that. the collar of
a shaft of the Green‘liriountaln Mine,
one of the Anaconda properties. has
moved about seven feet in ten years.
The phenomenon is regarded with in-
terest by scientific men: but no danger.
to fearod from it.
TRIBUTE TO THE NEWSPAPER.
Baltimore Clergyman Say: the Cause;
Of Holigion to Advanced by it. 1
. BAilTIIIIORE. April l5—~lu tho
‘coursc of his acrmon yesterday morn.
lag. the Rev. W. A. Crawtord Front. a,
proullncnt Protestant Episcopal clot-gr. i
than. of this city. paid a tribute to tllul‘
mirth of tho nowapanor in advancing.
lilo charm of religion. lie ail—f" ‘ l
"Many cicrgynlcil sin ill remaining
asleep to tho opportunities offered
Killem‘ for spreadingetllo principlcs oil
l'lghtvounncss throt 'liiho public press.»
We arc to publish t ‘ glad tidings and
it no can only roach hundrcds by tho
volcc we may reach hundreds of thou-
.sandn by tho journals. “'0 cannot go
out...” the highways and hedges. hut
tho newspapers can and they will tukn
our moosupos for us It thus» are wor-
thy.
“'l‘llo tlttl‘ll has ihc car of tho world.
Wc should lit‘ uu'ukc to get for God
as largo an audience as we can. He
‘will hold no accountable if wo remain
asleop and hrcpfihf pcoplc slumber»
lug." . ,
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AMUSEMENTS.
April 15"“
Ropers Brothers
in "Rogers Brothers in
LTcntral Park."
_-\pril l7-
5. fl. Sothorn and Co.
v in "Hamlet,"
Aprii i8-
" The Rollo a! New
York " Company.
[Tudor liuraid Square
.‘t‘lanagcmcut.
an.
April 2z‘)—»Matiucc and Night.
Sam: and His Hand.
May gt. 2.2. \\'cdncsday Matinee.
April 30... , V10]. “”0"
RIOhll'd Mansflold in “The l‘nlacc of thc
in “Henry V." King”.
April 27-— M79." 35’“ ’
Jam” J. Carbon The Bostonian.
and
the mm- Rau. Mal“ 28-—
. N. c. Goodwin
-"\l"'1'30“' in "The Merchant of
Joan): Jefferson. Venice.”
GREAT
Closin
Hyperion. Bu“ ’5 A'Hlllilllil.
New Havan
9 Out Sale
DI‘YGO0d5’
Carpets, , '
‘ .‘ Clwimz to the degth oillir. Spain of ourgti'rm. the ten-:7.
atohoe regardless oi curtg . ,
Solo booths «5mm
.\ln_\' i anti .zw- r
Maude Adams
ill “ IfAtiglon.”
...... a...“ ._._ w W-..
May to
Foxy Quill”
with Jerome Sykes.
.\la_\' ri—
Jolm Draw
ill "Richard Carrol."
May l3. '4. l5. Wednesday Mar.
itlcc.
Andrew Mack.
\Kllliaiili' t in.
7. March ,9“.
, no. 2 oaznrrnv-oumotwo. 7
Slitiililli ll ..
innit Garments;
We have bought of one of the
leading suit manufacturers. their
dample line of Ladies’ Tailor-made
Suits. Walking Skirts and Rainy
Day Suits. These goods were
bought at a grant sacrifice, which
enables us to .place- them on sale
at a price aslow as they have ever
been sold by the manufacturers.
There are no two garments-alike.
and no duplicates can be had.
n
Silks. *
We have in stock a full line of
shades in tho now Wash Taffeta,
the most popular 'Waist Silk. ofihe
season. Also that priental Water-
rprooi' and Perspiratiou Proof Fast
Black Japancse Silk} nothing like
it for a summer drops. :57 inches
wide; price $1.09 per yard,~ ‘ .
W on...“
Willing Patti.
Five hundred . boxes of the cele-
brated Parson ' 8t Greene Co.’s
Choicc_Paper. regular 25c. quality
at 19¢. per box.
* Holtaiuliisllii
[Illinlllilli
House-cleaning Necessities at
special prices :'
Galvanized Watpr Pails, 19c.
Mop‘Sticks.” “7‘ " '. 9c.
Scrub Brushes. 8c.
Clothes Wrihg‘é‘r, warranted, $1.98
Carpet Beaters. 15c.
Tack Hammers. 8c.
Laundry Soap, 3c.
Washing Powder, 5c.
Large full Whisk Brooms, 15c.
Parlor Brooms, 25 and 35c.
Large turkey feather Dusters 29c.
Cedar Pai15. three hoops. 29c.
TRISTRAM & HYAT’I‘. NORWALK. can.
Ho’v'r'sw'rnsarnn.
SATURD’KY. APRIL 20.
SARAH COWELL
LBMO YNE
ill hor Triumphant success.
he hated Thing in the World
With a Splendid Cut. including:
Adelaide Thurston. Pant hon Campbell.
lira. (llondcdning, Coriwlia Hunter.
Anne O'Mallcy, Chill‘li‘a‘ Slilillt'j'. Frank
Howson, Harold Russell, Frank Lun-
dcr, John GlenPenninx. Waitcr Thom-
as. Thomas Phillips. Edwin James
John Mathews.
PRICES. 25c. 50c. 75c. $1.00.
Reserved Seats on 3an at lloyt's
Theatre. SonthNorwaIk. and Weed‘s
drug store, Norwmk. it day»: in advance
of each lwrformnnco. '
Proaonts
FROM on T0 son
(Dil‘cctioh'of H. v, BmiIhJ
til
lloyl's Thain, Pfidll liltii. llll‘il iiiiil
TICKETS. 35 CENTS.
Tickets may be exchanged tor re-
nfter Monday.
April lfith. at 7:30 p. m., at Hoyt'a
Theatre omce. South Norwaih. and is.
P. Wood's drug store. Norwatk.
aiil 1w
served seats on and
-_ "It never rams but
it pours."
Say You i
Didn't it pour Saturday 3 it
certainly put a wet blanket on
irarlc. We feel like cutting
profits this week:
Boy's Knee Pants at 18¢.
per pair. Ever heard of any-
thing iikc it before?
The President Suspender
at 15¢. per pair.
4 ply Linen Collars. at 7c.
each. .
' Suits that arereasonabie at
$10.00 and $14.00 are purchas-
abie here at $6.95. and the
$7.00 kind at $4.50.
$2.00 Children's Suits. 98c.;
$3.50 suits, $t.75. -'
HATS for men,98c. Why.
you would not hesitate to pay
$1.50 and 33,00 for the some.1
article. 3i ' 2
Notilitlg'iikc seeing to be
convincctl. Come in.
ll.- GO'l‘l‘LlEB. .
u NORTH. MAIN STREET.
lit.
l
ill in , ordluy
The Leading Outfitters iol: Men, Women
. and Children.
29 -31 West Wilton Street.
St. lanai. i. ll. lllltnlalic on
Millinenl. Tailor-Made Suits.
Children’s Dresses. Boll’s Suits.
Clothina and Hats for Men and Youth.
Silk and Wash Waists.
Go-Carls for Babies,
Lace Curtains for Your Home.
invited to Attend.
RESPECTFULLY.
H. KRIEGERdCO,
save nit PIECES
{And brinxtlgom to me. Norton»
motioned)" ohm of broken Loner... Ev-
‘oryihtng needod for the commit of
thouo who wear glasses aiwltya in‘
stock. Eyes examined. GIIKIEII titted.
HOMER B. nor];
. and charm l". ‘flailoolt are in in
than lilo int;
filo ' , intend
‘ NEW WATER HOUTE.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. v.. April it.w
The International Navigation Com-
pany, the promoters of‘ille new watnr
route ilotwoon Buffalo..>Niapra Enlist.
and Toronto; halo. moored 1mm the
Canadian government mvallllablo "tran-
chiller giving it thaoxciuniva contmh
or .ateamhoat privilzoa on the upper
Niagara, river in the form of tinnitus»
and lorry liconsw. tor a term of years.
The company will run live booth during
the summer aoaaon.
Thomaa l. tumour. rrnalt a. limith
iyn. today, attendl '
‘ ronoe .m '3
“WI
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Norwalk Chronicler