Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 17, 1901 · page 8

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i'l Railroad Bin Plovidlng
Taxing of Trolley Roads
orporatcd Outside the
tote Among the List.

0RD, Avi'll llelIti alibi-ill

and assistant uuartcrm master
ufinanont odicials. u an ropor I
jly in the House this morning
iltary committee. it. is an
IIIIIIISIIIII in two partiI- plain.
in the first place. that the
.aadjtttzult gonoral and assist-
, ‘tormasdtcr general shall cou—

Offline as long as they are 'IIom«
mount and faithful. [I also
hat tiIcnI-I officers shall no
rim of their I'IIspoIItlIII dcpart-
d It part. of tho pernlunont Inil

curing and was gIInIIIally ar-
3. it. in theI t‘orcr'unnoi of more
Milt changes in tho military or
in II to ho II-poilod at II Inter

hill ploildlng fol a stair r-(I
(“my was l'_'t‘ll’(l(i] ll) tlIII Htiilst‘
tit. n of MI. K‘lng. ol the judiciary.
ee 'iiI. King said that the bill
asset] in 1897 and II IommissIon
” who clloso II «it. \I hit ll attor-
had to ho dispoaod of. ‘Thr- coal-
is n I’m or of n I'efoimntm .\. out
ill in l"fllll(‘tl out the propowd
ory would cost ll grout IlIIIIl
tinny. Thorn III'II fIIw things inn.
he better for the stain than our lI
armatory. But tho I'm-ii. ls «Ion-

tension." Rum-mod

’rcsolution incorporating the
hire Watoi (IIIIIIIIIIII. to supply
lil‘e and Pronpoi't wa~ I'IIjI-Itoil

'ot want it and that to go.- it
'wonltl IIIthfIIIII with tho w‘ntor
of the New HiliOll \i'IIim tom

he Norwich Armory IIIIIIIlIItiIIIl \IIII-
favorably by tho
on and (Ili’orod to tho I-mnmii-
on uppiopr iatiorm
uriour, bill (-Ialu.
he Senate today,
tlon appropiiating blank dollais to
Douglas fm shad cggs furnished
Blim‘lt‘s and panic commission
Gnlklns said that tho commission
Int) such I: lalln and had not to
red any snoll eggs and shad. the
at: referred tho moasulc and tin-
erojeotod it Hi. (‘IIllIiIIs mm'IId
House concur II II as so done
Freeman and Mr. ileminuay
, Initiated n (-oIIfIII'IIIII-c I-oulmit-
Vith the Sonata
a corporation railroad hill. provIIi
Ortho taxing of trolloy roads that
e ncorpmatcd outside of tho statn
rejected. 'l‘ho bill pr'midns such
roads shall pay one- quarter of one
at. fOI each mllII that a [disson-
rides and that I-I'onduitois shall
ally Iopoltn to tho stain on non
heavy line and liliDl'lb‘mlilltml
6 foreign railroad I-oIIIpoIIItion
taking in stIImn loads (Ill thtI IIiIIIIII
Vii ion Wan also Iejmtoll. MI. “also
lat both bills would woik ,‘ll‘l'fll
ships on tho lIIlllIIIIIlh.
bill pimiding that «Minus.
Winks shall not Iecolve III donors-it mm

to llit‘ Hons.-

{i

out. (In nioln luau pound on out-
the Wilts i‘IIjIIIItIIIl.
aIII‘proIIitiou (‘ommlttIIII l'tlSOlli
.lsoudlng a Icprcsontation ol' tin-«III
"Pfln- American Exposition was
noted.
. 'lll inIIoIpOI'IItlIIg illi‘
.orwlI'h and Pioaton Strnot itali-
us reloctotl. MI. Walsh. clIuIr
ftho Railroad Committee. stated
a railroad committee wail-I unan-
up n favor of the linniolson and
‘ road which would maho I-on-
tlons at both torminus and uould
.. oh further than the othIII road
ubntltutr IIIIIIolutiou Icuurdlnu
, rioting of the stain into now
‘3 ‘m'ebnlonnl IllIIIIIiIItII wan paused or
now on motion of Mr. King.
ltnto an pasnod provldmI that l"
uommittoc of our nonulor and
t mprooontallion bi,» appointed to
‘er the lodlstI-IIIIIIII: ol‘ the stair
flirts Comrlounlonnl districts and to
bill for pi'midinu for Nllt‘li di-
‘nd to coaIIlIlI-I' IIIIIl r-IIpoIl (In
. at or of makillu non uI-IIIIloIIluIl
, _ p’ according to Ann in '3. of llii‘
Inn. his to uni Imnnnunnn.
prohibltlnu IIInII'IIIIIIIIlIIIl
pontoon» Win-I I'IIJIIIItoIl IIII I'I‘
the Tompt‘rnnoo Conlmlttor.
portion bill was IopIIItIIII fIII
by the Conlmittco ou lIIIIIIIII-II
on that Bttutlon ‘iTiI of tho (ion-

 

Enameled !
Nicoly Strlped.
oritailii Nothing Else.

Eicycie Department
.' §AUNDERS
M. Wright,

 
 

 
 

on Which our shoes me made lust
toot. it. to when you try to mllko tho toot lit the shoo that
tort result. Our tun-l ng ntylos turn so attractive we like to

mining the Indiana or our good

Your comfort. houlth and appourunoo dnpoud granny on your
{two uhoos tor you and ion
toot will be oumiortahlc.
Noither money nor Diilnii huvo been spared to

many I'.hody it you wear IIlIooII
Tho way a shop is made has I

 

right. Our shouts are.

p to the minute in style. and price to

90 Washington St.

oral Stamina be amended so that tho
two fiscal yours of the ututo govern-
ment sinili comment-II on the first day
of October instead of July. as at l)l‘08~
out. Tabled. ,

The resolution was missed appoint-
ing II commissioner to serve two yours
and :iOi'iil‘ti a lull I'opI'III-Ioiltution ol‘ the
iIIdIn-Iil'loI-I of Connecticut at 'tho
(lharloston Exposition in 1901 and tho
Iii. Louis l'ixponition in 1903. at il year-
lI‘ nulurv of $1.200.

'l‘lIII ronolutiou appropriating $180.-
iitii) for sick, IliuIIlllIId and wounded soi-
IiiIIrn' was leIII-IIIII.

'l’lII- bill making appropriations tor
t‘Xl‘i'llilVI' dIIpIIriIIIIIIItI-I for the two lin-
ral yours to begin October 1 acid wan
pan-nod. it was amended on motion of
Mr. Adams so that. tho IIIIIII'IItIII'y‘II of-
iii-II will l'IIIIIIiIII $1} .300. liiStt‘ilil of $2

aklng the mountain adjutantlgoo In the l'quII-

'lhII ieSOlllLlOll incorporI‘Iting the
’l‘llonlaston and Waturtown Electric
liIIilu a) \I as passod

 

iota of the state The bill Ilutlln rli‘t‘ Inadcmi

i too hour) I‘m tlIII hill to pass .

arne said that. Pl‘Oh‘pi‘t‘i pooping.

liliillfll y:

It was ll III‘I‘

00 on can Ililllli‘. and hillill not pa)".

.lIIwcti I

IhI“

"llIII hill in: mporuting ilIII. WoolliIuI y
and Southburi Eli-(Willi Railway (Joni-
pain was Inlsuod with on amondmcnt
pill in by Mr. Walsh. ’l‘llc amendment
‘Sll'llit‘fi out \\ ator'toun on tho route OI
LIIII road and IIxtcnIln IlglItl-I to 1903.

lllt‘ lioIlnII this. llliillllili‘.’ punsod the
bill inI-Ioiporutlng the Iiutcilffo Hicks
industrial and hi dul ntionai inntitntII or
IT ollIlIIIl 'llIII proposed In' hop] is to bo
i'oI an) I'lliiIlIIIn III
”III stain and in to tIIIII-h prIIIItlt'Iil III‘lII
illlll lillSllllr'Hii. A letter from Mr. ilk-Kn.
as road by Mr. l'IIIII'nII. iIIiiIIlIlII-d Illat
II handsome IIlIdownItIIIl might IIII forth-
t‘Iii‘lllllE up to II million dollars.

At'tIII' tIII- lionnc pIIsIIIIIl ilII- lilll .Ill.
l‘IIIlI'IlII oil‘IIrIIIi II I'IIsolntion of tliIInlIII
to Mr. lliIIlIs for his gift. In an PX‘
tI'IIIIIIIlI' nI‘III-I'l'nl upIIIIIIII Mr. l’rIIlrnII
lallod IIttIIntiIIII to tho llIInI-I'olcnio oi
.Ilr. Hicks and to llli‘ opportunlty IIt~
i‘IIrIIIl to tho stair to I'IItuI'Il him sonII
tIIsIInloniIIl of its iIIIlIIbiI-IiIIIIsn. Ml.
l't‘lli'llt‘ was uppiauIlIId at tho I-oIIIIlIl-
sion of his llllill‘t‘a's illl‘ tiIII rosolntion
.wax' LIIIn‘st‘tl.

1 Senate Proceedings.

HAR'I‘II‘URH. April l7» v~lil llll‘ SIIIIIIII'
lI'w uIIw IIIuItIII'II ramp up. 'l‘lIII lull
was puwd iIIII-oiporatiug tlII- East
Windsor RailroadCompany: thi- night.-
lIIIul bill was “third Ilow;II tlIII nonl-
‘ilnltious of ()wl- II it muons and lI‘I anli

t‘lIIziIII' .l.~' I-oIIIIIIissiIInIIln III (in
t‘ lilh’ltilllilil) and liIII'IlII lilll l-‘(II'rI' and
Hand ti .\li|‘\".llliltl oi llld l._\llit' lIII'
l\ \It'l't‘t'fn'llllmt‘tl.

l‘llI- lIill plmidilig lol iIIIpl'lmIIIIIIIIt
as a ptIIIIIltI t"0I IIoplIII't III IIIfuIIal to
put tin pollm Inllitau tau”. \\ II [iii-(H
It‘ll li\ tlIII SIIIIIItII

"IlllI IompiI'IIlliIr son! to tho SIIIIIItII
llillil} his IIIport on lip cost of III «tall
.nu an I-Ili I hit light plnllt in tho Iupi
iol. ill IIIIIIIIIIIM' to II IIInIII'st tionl tlIII
ISPIIIIII- "IllII Ii pIIIt thus lllt‘ (Obi III
T 5. 'II I_lIIll

 

. TODA‘I lN WALL STREET.
. ..

 

WALL STREET. 10:10 a. iII.~-'l'l‘ud-
.‘lun “as (‘\tll(3(l and tho mowmcnt of
prior: highly Irrrgulal in the opening
ili’illlll'N. StoIlIs wlliI-h haw lll'eli in-
fluonrod for sonic tlIntI past by thtI
Houdini; liurlington doul were under
lIrIII} pit-manic of I'IIalizlng. and Arnal-

Izllmatvd i oppor tho I‘ hit-ago Terminal
'lI'IIII.~'tII Sitit‘liH IIIlIl inlttril Stilton
I. ‘trIIIl \ItII'II illan wI-.Itk (in ”to other
jhauii Wisconsin Ccntral l’Iofiz'.Ired
ltil'oai \‘0Ithmn i‘loforrod. Si. lionit-I &
[SIIII lIIIIII-lsio. Kaunas & routs PIII‘
{form and (‘olortlilo Fuel rose from i
to ‘3 points. Anmigumnicd I‘opprr do-

 

 

illlltil IlII II\tIIImII 2‘... on running
hilll‘fl III II (Mid shares. at l‘.’.’. to 1:3. mm-
IIIIIrIIl ultlI l‘... .‘ I last night. llif‘l'"

i

“III-I running mica of 1.3000 \llill'Si' III’
.Il‘l'lt' at 40 to Ilti Iompuiod with “1.;
last night. and tin first and :IIIIoIId piv-
,IoI'I'IIId Mot-Ila Ill-Io lost II point III owl
NIIIt'lIIIIII l’aIiliI- fill oim llpolilts and
Burlington lihl‘lr. IlfiIII lining a eIlIlldII
was fort-oil down II pollli.
Initial Transfer lost. 4 points. and tho

PrtIl'I-rl'od L’H. AIIIIIlga'InItod (ioppIIr.
howovvr. IllIlIlII a quirk rally to niIovtI
.lart night's price. and strong support
was orldcut in Northern Pacific.

\V.I\|.l. S'l‘lilIllII’l‘. ii II. III.v-~—'l‘lIII iitl'
rantugc tho IIIIIIII-I had at tho opIInlIII
“as filinl‘illi‘tIIl as supporting oI'dIIIfl
IIppII'IIIIIIl in all uIIuItoI'I-I and tho rfnv
“as IIIIIIlI-IIId by Hut-conninl manipula-
tion in .~IpIII-lIIl utoIIluI. ()ponlnu knows
of from i to :i polutn in tho lIIIuiIII'I.
u'III'II t‘illll't'l)‘ wlpt-Il out. or largoly i‘i"-
ducnd. Special strength was display-
ed by Sugar. Dulawaro «I Hudson.
(ii-out. Nortilorn PIII'i'orred. Minnonrla
Parilh'. KiliiI-iiiii ulld 'I‘IIXIIII l’rofIII'I'oIl
and all tlIII. IIoIItincntorIIH which soil]
1 to 3'4 above youtordny‘n (Ilooo, Huy-
luu of Northern Pacific. Burlington
and AIIIIllzlltnntod Coppor “11R on .I
I'III'y largo. scale of or both nIIIIountII
and their full I'III'III'III'lIIII hnd II
.IItI'IIlluthI-IIIIII: III‘I‘IIIIi. on tho wlIIIlII IIIIII'»
hot. liurlinutml Hold up to HIM/2 ai-
tol louI-hlnu turn I. author.

W ..\l i. S'l‘liidl‘i'f‘ noouwiipm ”lotion
.IIIIII unito iitltll and their was Tlt‘.’
IIIIIIliIlIIp ill Homo. In tho promiIIIIlIi
Himliii I‘ontldoni lInIlIIII tllon dorol-
opml In Now ‘Iorlt Control i’cnnnyl.
IInIIIII. St. Paul. Union Pacific. South-
I’iii l’urltlr, St. Louis Southwontcru
Iand tlll- 'l‘obacoon and People‘s Gus
bottoming llIIIm from 11/, to 21/. uni
tho pcuorul tono bocnmo strong again.
lioIIdII Irol'o atoady.

l WALL iii'l'liiIlll‘l’l‘. I p. III.~~'llIII. Smelt
, “l8 niotIiIlI worn ndvaurod 2% and 2H.

I'unpccilioly for the common and pro--
lfiiii'.titl lint tho gonmnl nintkot. lJ"
‘ IIIlmtI Ilooldctlly ”dictionary again. and
Ideollncu of l to 2“' in tho princllim

IIIItlvo utooltu. (.IIrI'lIId prices in some
nouns in l.l|(‘ lowest of the day. The
grallgoin. the miles Amalgamated Cup
.pei and the Chicago 'i‘IIl'mlnal niacin!
wow IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Iuln‘tIrtun. North
. woniorn lost 5'}; '
. WALL STREET J u. tin—«Fromm
ulonai traliors attached the market
vigorously when it. was announced that
tho Burlington directors hull adjourned
I without making any otatument reupocn

 

 

 

(‘lllrngo 'l‘III'- .

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

'IlnIII'lI-Iln Silver (Toulpany. for theI lii‘ls.
lol ”raw and (,‘loI-lt t‘ompany. Ilrlstol.
(ItllIIr inllopI-udoilt I'IIIII'I-I'IIII ill‘t' to bo
iuritoll to join in making: this I'omblnn-
iIIIII against Mr lIIIIIrIIIIIionul and tho
lil'tililtiit‘l‘h‘ claims that II strong connoi-
idution IIIIII lil‘ turmoil bottom from
Now \‘orh. lIrI-liy suiting forth illt‘
proponition. were I'IIIIIIiI'IIIi by tho tinn-
IIIII lit'lll firms llllc-l morning.

of a much t‘lil‘ilpt‘l' garmrllt.

Negligc Shirtswunnlu lIlI'IIlI'
III pI'I'I'IIlI'-~»25 Cents.
iltinlt of it?

.lilat

lilillitilIll’till’l‘. April IT~I~’l‘wo llllllv
(ll't‘ll ulstcrs of IIII-I'I'I‘ IIIIII fifty pi'lonts
IIttIIIIIlIIIl tlIII I‘IIIIIII'Ill of stator Agutllu.‘ . ’

tIIoIlIIII' Siliii‘l‘ltli‘ oi ill“ MIdIlliItown ()I-
ilt‘l‘ of tho Slalom of More): at S . ‘ . . .
ll NORTH MAIN 51 With
South Norwalli

.‘iury'n Church. this morning. 'i‘lI-I
-. VTI

soI'IiI-I-s “'(‘I'i‘ unusually llillli'i‘SHli'v,
AMUSEMENTS

'l‘lIII body was tIIlIIIII in ilitillloiown for
burial.

 

 

 

WAMUSEMENTSW

Hynniln Buiiflm’s Hyperion.

New Haven.
May i and 2 —~
Maude Adams
' 'l.’.\iglon."

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I-\pril 15——
Raaors Brothers
in “Rogers Brothers in
t‘I'lIiI‘al Park."

\prii 17——

E. H. Sothorn and Co.

in “Hamlet."

1

.\l:I_\' III

Foxy Qulllor
\\lill Jerome Sykes.

 

 

 

""‘f'fww‘ - “a” \1 :I\' l l~——
\ilt‘ll iii—m '
“The Belle of New .Ilofflnldbf'ew‘] ..
Yark" Company. :5 T- -.1‘_‘_.‘_5j- _.
l IIIlI'I' llt'i'IllIl .‘IIIIIIII'I'l “a“ 'i 'i \\- Cdnfldm. \lat
\lIIIIIIgI' IIIIIIII. im 0
.\[Iril .III—«\latiilII' and Night. liq-23w Mack. _
“.30us.a_gfg!fli_aa-nqfl% , .\la_\ .II. .22. \Vt‘dlit‘Stlil)’TAlflllllCC.
\pril goo Viola Allan
Richard Mansfield in "The Palace of flu-
in 'llcnty \. " king-j.
-\l”ll 37m .\‘l.’l.\’ 25——

Tho Bostonians.

 

Janna J. 8550mm!

 

Tho wnm Rats. ”an 28'“
"“"":""W‘"“"“"""‘“‘ N. c. Goodwin
.\III'Il 30... in "The Merchant of
Venice."

Joseph Jefferson.

 

Furniture, etc.

Owinu to the death of Mr. Scofieid of our firm the en-
tirg stock is to be sold at once Iggartiless oi cost. i

3an begins Saturday, March 9'

800 .1..LD= & HOT,

 

Jinx the rumored dual with the North.
em Pacific and Grant North II.

M,

 

b . .l
mr tlIIII' d.a . ..
a 531-09,?ng QUOTA riono. ‘ r3 . ispriug' styles exceptionally
itelmrietl over III ”twat mm or In A. aging; angular: thomw-they
it time, commission nuiet, Swurtz o ' ' -
Cgrbrtt 3 block, South Not walk ‘ lntlividuaintteution to every
Open High Low 1:30 mime”
Am. S. it..Co..150 li'IZ 1.49% Inou
Am. Toll. (10.. 129 ”0% 1:49 itiu .
Aichisou, 64% (soul 64% twp,
Aiclllu‘on. pith. 95%;. 933.. 9.2% 231/; I
Bali. ‘& Ohio, 93 9 xi 92% l‘ I
IIIIyII; R. 'r., sun. Si III III; “WE“ TMLW‘SI'
Lion. South. nun. (“1% tip on 47 North Main Street, Corner Ann.
Chen. & Ohio, 47 at 243%. 337/3 ’1 7....
Chi.o'nN.W..£’.iiii 2b -‘0 4" .3.
out n. & Q. 19:. . 19,514 193 1931... I flg'fifgé? cfik “5 £915“; 7-- . .V J
c It III-It r IIIII/ III-nu. low 154*)” “‘3 " “W“ “ \
II'i IR! &' [31.4 ‘ 15% 1'“; h 1")? lho officials of the Cambridge Univon .
(1“; I ’.' S l. SW” 3.1;. 37 4‘ ' g. “ IIin Aihlotlc Club nro quite pleased at
5551‘ CL “ism”; 415%“ 180 ml, the Harvard-Yule committee decisions '
(.' ‘5 f, (2%" ”my? ""7513 .,.,7 ...,7 regarding tho proposed athletic moot- ‘
1’33 ENS]; {£51,}? :6”. 3'64 3‘64 ing, and any there is no doubt the. .
N‘ ,' & \V 1' 'i/ W. 52% “2% meeting will be arranged. Rov. Joseph
M‘Il‘n. Cons)?" '55.; 112%,; l.,-.‘ 127% 1T. Gray. trea‘snrer oi the Cambridge '3
Motropoiltan, 17.1%. “3-,; 1;. . “/4. (dub, said: We Ilesiro‘to meet tho
M. K. & 'i‘ pfd. “3 “5% Iii: . w nAnielT‘llitll wishfib Ivi‘IferevoI [Toiasghic and
Minni’uriilr. I03M'IIIIII 108% my. 3:23.. 3" '5‘“ 9‘ It 0°“ 5 “m"
Nai, bond (10., iii-'93 id‘s, 1.8% Mil/5 ' I
N. i'.. C. & il.. lI‘IlliiKI hill/2 150% IIIl. ' ”””””” *“""‘""'M“ Y
i\“. 32.0. In w. :IIIII :IIIII Inn, my. ‘E l (i if "
(ton. Tobin-co. 174i. 181;. iii/.3 “at. l conomy s a "a fun“.
¥::llt:‘.m}.‘mll,'f?f If???“ 10.5% “ma Whiz: 1‘ ~. ._-._--_ i We have bought of one of the
. . . ., . {u .
l’iltflilt‘. dlttll. 3“qu 357,, 35% iiiiflr . leading suit manufacturers, their
,- lJIIIIIIIIIIlI'II.IliII. lll‘l’i‘. “39‘“ in”; 1:38:53 . . . ' .
People‘s Lina. mu. llti Inna 111% sample line of Ladies Tailor-made
Pill. Iliontl,. 3t' lit‘I'i" ili‘ litii . . . ,
lilo. fit. Inn. 74; Tilda Tia-“,3 my”; Suits, Walking Skirts and Rainy
I . Illw'ly. 281; 25.12 281i 1281 o t t -
3;; 3; mid“ w; m: m I 8] I ppor um , m, . Day Suits. These goods were
Fifti-npéfflgoi 33% 23% 37‘}: 35")": m“- bought at a great sacrifice, which
II. 3. Leather. up. My. I374. II . . enables us to place them on sale
us. Lon. pill. 787... no... 78% my. Flnc FrenCh Balbflggan—— .
p. S. Ru.,[,..,._ “.4 21% 3. g] msm, rihbrd ”my 5m!» atapnceaslowasthey have ever
Union Pa 'lil.'. ii‘l 3;. ‘JI' tilt 1/ 93'; .
II“, I’ac. 1.17.11 ,3”; 36% 559: 55%: I'd; not too C.\l)t‘li§l\t’, at 50 been _5°ld by the manufacturers.
lllf‘ESMliillllll' .f?“ 31‘“?! :2)“ film rims and 75 cents per gar— There are no two garments alike,
f‘. I am I'q “U .I W.“ .
TO F onnTMSILVEn CBMPANV ”H‘Ht- but a” “'0 NI ‘> 39 and no duplicates can be had.
’ . ' . ‘IrI' '. "l?“
liAli’l‘lI‘Olil). April 17-~'l‘ho Timon Cents U “I‘M" ‘H H“
today says that nominations are. under both the slilrt~ and tho .
way for tho organizliiimi of II combine drawers
of silrIIr plating ('oqurns Ilgninxt the . '
lIliIII‘IIIlilonIIl Silior I‘ompany. 'i‘hc
IIIoI'eInuIlt has itsI SHIN. In New \‘orlt
and tho firm that have boon appronch- . - .
lId III'II tlIII following: S. 1.. and George Blue Serge SW58 ”m mm”
H. liouol'x ('ompany. llurtford; \\II- IIlI'I'lV IiiiIIlI'. will gin- \'I-r\~ MW... -
jlaul A RORt‘l‘i-i. l.iIIlltoIl. Now York. ’ , ‘ .. .II' HARTFORD MEDI
t‘. litigt'l‘h llud lil'lillli‘l‘ii. .IloI-I'don; It “‘l"‘l“‘l"l.‘ N""“'r l “‘ TION.
\\'aliIIIIII (I HIIIIII. \anlinuford. and tho “my.“ $8.00. is huggpfih-c l~i.\li'l‘lI‘()Rl). April 17...“... “mm

annual IIIIIIItiuI: of tho
ty MIIIliI-al Assorlatlon was hold at the
Hunt Memorial Building today. I’d-
ports \I‘III'II road by Dr. E. K. Root. of
Hartford. upon "Typho-Mainrlnl it‘ov
VIII." and by Dr. H. G. liowc. of Hart-
ford. IIII “Gunshot \iounds of the
Brain.“ Tho association has n mom~
lwl'SlllD of if)? and today HPVQII ('nndl-
IlniIIII \I'III'II IIlIIciIIll.

The following oiliI-I-I'II “'i‘l'i’ oiortod.
I’I'IIsitlIIni. (ioorg‘v Clary. (Ii Now tirlt-
aln: Vli't‘ prosidmlt. Nathan Al-II'I-r. of
Hartford; (‘lt'l‘k. Willlnm t. t‘I'IIi: ot
Hartford: follows, (‘llill‘li‘b ii lull. I.
Dalton ulid M. i‘]. Halli-I .III of liart
ford: l’hllo W. SirIII't. of h‘niinIlIl. IIIIIl
\Viilium ii. 'l‘iIIiIIII'. III South Manchu.
tor; censors. Howard 0. Allen. oi
liroud Brook: Phiio \i'. Street. of Sur-
ilIIid. and Charles Dalton. of Hartlord.

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' ENTERTAINMENTS. ’

HOYT’ S THEATRE
SATURDAY. APRIL 20.

SARAH COWELL

LeMO YNE

lll llIIr 'l‘riulnphnnt Silt-(Ions.

llIe Greitest Thing in the World

With a Splendid Cast. including:

Adoiuldt Thurston. lI‘nnchon Campbell.
Ills. tiicndonning Corucliu Hunter
AIIIIII 0' Mallcy. Char loo Stanley. Frank
lion-non. Harold liusscll. Frank han-
Iior. .lolln (ilonI‘Iquing. WalttIr Thain-
:III. Thomas Phillips.
.lolIII Mathews.

PRICES. 25c. 50c. 75c. $1.00.
nt‘Ht‘l'i'titl Swain on sale. at Hoyt‘s
'l‘lIIIIIirII, South Norwalli. IInII Wood's
drill: store, Norwalk. 5 days in uIlr'IIIII-(I
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l’rIIuouti-I

FROM SIRE T0 SON

il’)lrIIction of ii. C. Smith.)

at

lloyi‘s Thain. Fridav lint April 19th

TICKETS. 35 CENTS.
Tickets. may be exchanged for re.
IIIII'I'IId IIIIIIIII on and after Monday.
April 15th. at 7:30 p. m at Iloyt‘s
'l‘llentro oiilco. South Norwalh. and it.
P. Wood‘s drug atoro. Norwnlh.
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HOYT' S THEATRE.

Three Night; and Wednesday Matinee,
COMMENCING MONDAV. APR. 22.

THOMAS SHEA

Supportoll by an excellent company. III
tour of his bent playu.
lnIollIInI- night. Th" volcd’ or Nature
Tuesday night. fiydtloy Carton.
Wednesday mot. Man -0’ Wur's- Mun.
Wednesday night. At Hull (into.

PRICES: '
Night. to. 20. 30 and low at 50c.
Matinee, 10 and animals.
Reserved Boots on sale iii.‘ Hoyt’n
Theatre. South Norwnlk and Wood’ II
drug store, Norwuiit. ii days in nutrition
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'illks.

We have in stock a full line of
Ishades in the new Wash Taffeta,
the most popular Waist Silk of the

season. Also the Oriental Water-
proof and Perspiration Proof Fast
Black Japanese Silk, nothing like
it for a summer dress. 27 inches
wide; price $1.00 per yard.

Willing Panel.

Five hundred boxes of the cele-
brated Parson & Greene Co’s
Choice Paper, regular 25c. quality
at 19c. per box.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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minimising
Department.

House-cleaning Necessities at‘
special prices:

Galvanized Water Pails. 19c.
Mop Sticks. 9c.
Scrub Brushes, 8c.

Clothes Wringcr, warranted, $1.98
Carpet Beaters.

”15c.
Tack Hammers, 8c.
Laundry Soap, 3c.
Washing Powder. 5c.
Larg'e full Whisk Brooms, 15c.
Parlor Brooms. 25 and 35c.

Large turkey feather Dusters 29c.
Cedar Pails. three hoops, 29c.

TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.

The Leading Outfitters-tor Men, Women
and Children.

-31 Went Wadington Street.
3 GRAND

EASTER

OPENING

OF

oooooooooooooooooo
Millineru‘. Tailor—Made Suits,
Children’s Dresses. Bon’s Suits,
Cloihina and flats for Men and Youth.
Silk and Wash Waisls.

Go-Caris for Babies.

Lace Curtains for Your Home...

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invited to Attend.

RESPECTFULLY.

H. KRIEGER & CO.

 

 

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And bring them to Inn. New ions
ipnado 1min piece unbroken one. Wiv-
tiI-ytiii'ng needéd (or the comfort of
those. who wear glasses always in
stuck. Eyes examined. Glasses ilttoti.

HOMER B. HOYT.
‘ Graduate Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building.

Oilicuhourn, 8 to 1116 13 It to I) Iiti:

 

 

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