utomobiles in
oil some cilticisni from
Wadsworth or
‘ invite weather observa-
5 Horses! Johnson. was
House. this moi-.nlng
said the: Mr. Johnnop
tore the co'InIIIItie-e. but
_, id not oilend "as
o
with me and bring his
with him." said Mr Wilde-
gill to choke that all and
Notion of the petition. "
its authorizing walla]-
_ 646i) 000 lightning bonds
hway bonds were Ieport-
orably. and rejected and the
authorizing Middletown to
0 .,boudo was reported luv;
ed
_ lltion incor'pmatiug the
lectrlp Light and PoweI Com~
sad. amended so as to lim-
. pm: to Clinton. it was ex-
quested that the company he
operate in adjoining towns
eaoiutl‘on permitting the Bloom-
aniilviiie and East Grnnby
Company to extend its tracks
t With the Hartford street
D
enrne objected strongly to
e of the bill providing that
.. into the State School for Boys
' Ea eased however on motion of
e punished by imprisonment of
yore" than ten years was passed
stating that there was now
e punishment in the statutes
‘ utter. and that the crime was
in: too frequent {or the moral
of the slate.
bill appropriating the regular bl-
obeys for the state ofliceis
.88 hold up by MI. Chandler
he. ago. was called up today
ier lied oblected to the large
‘ 614.000 (or expenses out.
o attorney general. .
till ndier Withorew his objection
probative and in u highly compli-
titty speech euiogized the attorney
1 and his m‘cnogement or his or.
claim oi- the stale against oilic~
no First Regiment for clothing
tho Spanish ,qu woe wiped on
etc by a resolution passed this
bill permitting the Cannon and
Railroad Company to have
e years Ir laying tracks and
hi the streets of Cancun by
oil as electricity was passed.
bill providing for a permanent
71 III
impilson¥5
- conviction of neglect or re
io.’p‘a.v- Slit-ll taxes. the line to be
fill out at the rate of labor at $1
,g'l‘hero will be a session on im-
week and thereafter A reso-
. this effect wus pursued in the
'5 be today.
" imbue passed the bill amending
so that private corporations
firtnershlpu shall pay weekly. on
ther corporations. The bill
. ‘ am
In the opening at: II II
. The opening in union l’
i on the purchiulo Ill-{8 ll
depicted (input: was lilto 1~
ill-om these stocks the opepln was
cubes there- wore-donut
‘N lilo
opean .
int: 0
ed the rally by bidding for
‘Am. Tab. (20.. 126 137% 1.25 136%
Atchluon. 67% 68% 67% 67%
Atchisou. pill- 96 97 lid 9695.
Belt. at Ohio. or. 2qu , lib ill} .
ilkyn. R. 'l‘.. 84% 85% 84% 84%
can. Soutiu. 75% mpg
Chou. & Ohio. 47% 47% 47 41
Chi. d: N W.. 20056 207 300% 204
’Chl. ll. & (3.319qu 196%1916‘ I 1.16%
C but (it. P. 187 171 16645.168i5
Chi 111.3: H.153 150,5 153 153 ,
ULCJC it St b.8464 “85% 34%“ 85%
D. &. H. Can. ”8% 179 178 . 171!
Gen. 161. (10.. 22W. \ 2311/
Lou. div. Noah. 104% 106% 104% 1045i;
Nor. & West. ,II4 . 545 T 535 33
Mon. Consul. Hill 138% 127% 137%
Metropolitan. 1734!. 174 il' 65 1'33 ‘
MK. III'I‘. put. 65 6555 6 4t 64%
Miss. Pacific, ll)? 106% 103' 16794
N. Y..C.& 16.. 151% 45244 mi 132 ,
N. 1'. 0. &W., 3495 34% 34 34%;
Con. Tobacco. 451.4 45% 45% 46%
North Pacific-l It 1049.. 10m 103%
No. Pac. p46,. 36W 99% 981,5 96%
Pacific Mull. 40 3795 40
Pennsylvania. lilll 160 169 15946
, Phil 3% Reed.
'l‘enn. C I: l., 66% ,
- ,U 6 leather. “
titer billetz‘itnd fractional net ruins
were the rule. but among
bought to carer Hubris. unit, prices ode
vauced rill around. noon .ruders lielp~
large
amounts of at. Paul ntchison, Union
Pacific. Northern Pacific and United
States Steel. Stocks which bird opened
oil recovered their losses and North-
west rose 2 points above yesterday‘s
close Sugar, Peoples one, Consolidat-
ed Gas and the Tractious made sub—
etanlhil gains and were unusually ac-
rive Busiues was very animated at ln~
terVRlll. but become quieter alter the
selling was checked. St‘V,‘ Poul Union
and Northern Piuiillc were the most in:
tlveiy dealt in. and rose above the
opening level on too rebound
.WALL STREET noon-«The maikel
gained in strength during the forenoon.
speculative buying of the active clocks
being induced by the heavy purchased
of Union Pacific. which carried it up
5% to 103%. the record price. The
preth red stack gained 8 and the con-
vertibie bonds 11,6. Southern Puciiic
rose concurrently to 52 St sum was
tom points ubove yesterday and
Northern Recipe 2%. Minor railroads
and miscellaneous stocks showed
strength Lake Eric 8: Western Col-
orado Fuel,- Notional Biscuit Ameri
can Linseed and Wisconsin Central inn
proved i to 4 pointer. But business
wuss much congested in the four most
active stocks. Bonds were firm.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.--'l“he ad«
vance in St. Paul carried it to Hi and
had begun to affect the general mar
hot to a grentercxteut. Northwost
rallied 6,1,5 and Pennsylvania, Balti-
more. & Ohio, Texas & Pacific. Wis-
consin Control and Evansville at 'l‘erre
Huute rose from i to 2 points. Amui
gumated Copper had rised 25% A ratlr
er abrupt reaction of 1/9 in are. Paul
turned prices downwards. All the Pa
ilcs Rock island; Northwest Hocking-
Valley Sugar Ample. blunted copper.
Consolidated this add eople 8 Gas lost
from i to 3 points and continued to de~
Cline
w ALI. STREET, 2 p. m. *Pressuro
against. the market relaxed abort 1y
after 1 o'clock. but prices dill not‘ allow
much inclination to harden despite a
resumption of the pool boring 0”? Un-
ion Paclllc, which was lifted to 106%):
an extreme rise of 7%. on u succession
of transactions from $1,000 to 8.666
Shai‘.88 St. Paul got back to 169. but
acted very leverishly.5' The ungettled
characteI oi the market caused a ma-
teIlal reduction in the volume of bust
nuns and trading was quieter. Great
Northern Preferred dropped 2%.
Their: were other inroads upon prices
in face or the Union Pacific rise. rind
prices generully fell back again before
2 o'clock
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or m. A.
Bonnie. commission broker, Swarls Iii
Corbttt‘s block. South Norwnlk:
Open High Low 12m;
Am. Cut. Oil 28 26
Am. S. R. 00.. 145
145735 143% 148%
People's Gris, iVliilifi ilu .
38%
“ill
29% . 2
831,3 7
60% ‘
”113% 11.3%
. 36. 38
P. Or it pld..5
Sou. Railway.
Sou. Ry. pill.
80o. Pacific,
'14
.98. Rubber. 31 ‘
plop Puciiih. lilies. 90
75650 000 was taken lrour the treasury
”1V tor the indie lamina fund. The report
VV returned from mission work. Mrs. hen
‘ y lord read an interesting report
huge blocks,. and the moor-II finally ,apnke or the lite in schools at 'i‘olaio
TIIIId Yokohama There are seven sun-
society had been saved
the society has a large boarding school
1,6 is known hole oillciully oi the. report:
loll were reported in the 5 '
eldeuts. Miss lilies had renter do
diction throughout New. England She ,. "
read a report ol the condition of the
treasury. showman deficit.» About
was accepted an. ordered printed
’1‘.le foreign secretary who recently
She
day schools in the former piece with
nearly sop pupils. in Chino she said
the lives or alhtile missionaries oi the
in But-man
and the work is progress finely
The Rev Dr. Beemon It mihoionary
who was stationed in the You; use
volley in the western part of China.
was present at the session and will
speak tomorrow. ’
‘l‘he afternoon session was devoted
to II memorial service and addresses
were made by women missionaries.
when lsnbello Watson; of Bosseln. nur-
muh. talked on 'A Doy.Wlth the saw
Karen Girls at Baeseim" Mrs. W
Armstrong. oi Rangoon. Burmuh, spoke
a! “Hindu and Mohammedan Women
in Buimuh; " Mrs. J. S. ll‘lmpitny, 0t
chsmscondu. ludia. spoke on "Maui
cal Missionary Wor;k Mme Laverne
illness. of Klnhwa Chino spoke on
”Present Buy Events in Union.” and
Miss Lydia Dyer of Moulmeln. Bur-
mah. spoke on "The Work at Raymond
House. " in that cit.)l
BIG SKELETONB FOUND.
Strange Discovery Made by Workman
Near Essex.
MORE THAN ENOUGH
good meet here to supply all demands!
Not a: pound- oi the low grade kind ever
comes into the store.
Don't think however. that the meat
in high priced. because of excellent
quality We sell at ordinary prices.
Choice Beef, Veal Lamb and Poul
try. for particular people.
NEW GENTURV MARKET.
Adam Sielnwald. .. Proprietor,
El y Block 80 Main St
W
session at the gate to the forbidden
city now held by the American troops.
The omciuls are not able to birth uny
e
:ersl Ohaflee’e action On one hand it
ill suggested that this particular gate
may 3 access to the place selected
by Mini ter Rockhlll and Mrs. Squire
for the luture American legution 0n
the other hand it is recalled that the
American troops were the first. to poo
seas themselves of this sale. and Gen
eral Chalice may (eel it to be his duty.
when he relinquishes his position. to
{Him it over to the Chinese. its orginal
bosnessore. On one here is aware of
any special title in tins property pos-
sessed by the Germans.
The fact that the matter hoe not
yet been made the subject of on oulc
ini I“cpoIt inclinell the officials here
to the belief that it cnu be adjusted Ill
rectiy in Pekln and may not assume
serious proportions.
tree the past week. near Moore uglapd-
lug below this place. on the one side
oi’ the river they discovered two burn
an skeletons which excited much cui-
loelty 'l‘he skeletons were imbeddcdj
between two red cedar logs about ear l
on and one~huif loot long The logs:
were in good state of preservation. A I
mark like a square was cut into one-
of the logs. The remains lay with
the test together and were exactly on:
the north and south side The teeth}:
were of unsual slse They were in a
good state 0! preservation when llrtii
round. but crumbled elm l; entirely-
nwuy on cryonics to the a r.‘ No rel ‘
ice of any land weIe found
Some tWenly- live years ago II skele»
ton of large size was unearthed slmln
iar to the ones mentioned about one-i
halfdmllc below where these were
con , .. , -.
VDHOIEL. ,5 VV
Peculihr Goings-0n at on not With
Hoptalry. '
penny,“ April twosome or“ lilast
Derby are speculation on ritually mam
(caution as the old biopsied House. s5
well known hotel. Herman soon. the
landlord did not take much stock lul
the stories till the other night he wnsi
coIrylng a plate of sandwiches through
a dark corridor and when he reached
his destination the sandwiches were
gone. Daniel Mullerhali. It trustworthy
employ: was uroused tire other more;
big car y by someone calling to him":
outside his door. Swinging to the door .
he lound no‘ one there: airilnge' uoiseg
and voic‘e’h Iii-e heard lreuu'lihtly during .
the night and many people go there to;
investigate but get no sutilcatlon. ‘
ABOUT THE FORBlDDEN CITY
WASHINGTON Aplll 2-i-N0tlii
l
'-
od issue between General 0 flee ilud'
ESSEX. April 24-wWhiie workmen" ~
5. were removing the roots or o. large oak - . ‘
flu lllll lair:
* lull: in
definite theory in explanation of (466- ‘
r
I Legs
Ar6 they in hood of new 0'30““
lug?
i .
{ll so call in and look over our
inc 0! trouser-ewgood worstou
V ousers (or men and youths.
flood values at 63.50 to $4.00;
we have marked them $2.25.
A few llgbt’colored suits. left
over from last season—«this
’ grade was sold from 38.00 to
“ $10.00: we sacrifice them now at
64.00 and $5.00.
The Underwear bargains are
still in order.
D. *‘GOTTLIEB‘,
ll NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
poll-,1 ‘
”FRIDAY EVE" APRIL 26. Igor b I:
6 ‘ ‘ ' ‘ aid
. 30 yd. sprint. .
lllllll
we have bought of one of in
leading suit manufacturers, thei
sample line of Ladieo’ Tailor-med
Suits. Walking Skirts and Rain
Day Suits. These goods wer
bought at a great sacrifice,5whic
enables us to place thorn on In
at a price or} 16w are they have III I
been sold by the manufactur ..
There are no. two garments al‘ ,
and no duplicates can be had.
i
ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT’S THEAVTI.
Three Nights and Wednesday M ea.
COMMENCING MONDAY, AP 2.
SH
T H O. M A S
Imported by on cxuclicut coin .\‘. In
four oi‘ his best plays.
Monday night. Tlli' voice 01 ‘Ilrr.
Tuesday night. tiydnc, l‘ton.
Woducsday mot. Mandy-w Man.
Wednesday night, At 1 Gate.
. FENCES:
Night. 10 26. ill) and few I c.
Mutince. 10 and 25 ,ccntb.
Reserved Scale on sale loyt‘s
Theatre, South Norwolk, a eed's
drug store. Nonwnlk. 5 days vanes
01' each performance.
’2
”H O Y T’ S T H E
Matinee and NI;
SATURDAY. APR I,VVV' Itni
The Clever Character I (Dim
Ill. chins c I.
lII the True to Nature CI "5Dl
lflllllllllll l
cupnbi ‘5
E.
if
l.
introducing a conipnn
COMEDIANS
VSINGERS. ‘
DANCERS.
Bee the funny street do at noon
MATINEE PRICES, and 206.
EVENING emcee . 20.1mm
Reserved Betti ale at HoytVs
Theatre. South Nor \ , and Woods
drug store, Nor-walk, dye in advance
of each performance.
I963?“ E A 'r c s.
FHlDAY. MATIN 'AND'NIGHT,
Matinee 3130- '
Evening 3'155
'l‘lie AllerIoIIIV lluill’lllll 00's
Illalllllilll 'lmllilfll
Joan I! Are
GRAND GTAGULAR
VITAGRA PHODUO5
TION 5 IN It comes.
Most Po ct Motion Picture
. vice,
Presentlnii II 5 endld collection of
views liluetratl all current events or
interest. also ti: very latest European
Trick and Mngl In Pictures.
Matinee rides. to and 200.
Evening. loll ’ "I“! 60c
, Renewed acid on sale at Hoyt’c
'l‘hcetre. sou .1435qu and Wood's
drug rtore. No wet days in advance
oi ouch perrorinap .
INDOOR ATHLETIC MEET.
COMPANY D
.n the
ARMORY. NONWALK.‘
The
4
lilVilViN'l'll:
Broad lump.
5320 yd. run. i into run
141in Jump. ,, Newman . ,
neuter premiere IIII’ii unopened
*5 will be Wind
at “
proof and Penipiroti‘ou Proof Fest
Black Japanese Silk. nothing like
it for a summer dress. 27 inches
wide; price $I.oo per yard.
Writing Paper ~-
brated Parson &‘ Greene Co.’s
Choice Paper, regular use.
at 19¢. per box.
..
We bar} In stock Willi;
season. Also the Oriental Water-
Five hundrcd boxes of the cele-
quality
line oi“
shades in the new Weak Taffeta. i
the most popular Waist Silk- of the
Housoclearung Necessities at
special price'é‘i "
Galvanized Waller Pails,
5 19¢.
Mop Sticks, 9c.
Scrub Brushes, 8c.
Clothes Wringcr, warranted, $1.98
Carpet Beaters.
15c.
V Tack Hammers, . 8c.
Laundry Soap. 3c.
Washing, Powder, 5c.
Large full Whisk Brooms, I 5c.
SParlor Brooms. 25 and 35c.
Large turkey feather Dusters 29c.
Cedar Pails, three hoops. 29c.
TRISVTRAM HYATT NORWALK CONN
THE LEADING OUTFITTERS F0
R
MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS
29 and £551 West Washlncioh Street
WHAT is
of laying out a whole lot of money for what
can come hercWand choose from the choicest a
disc to be found in the Twin Cities,
payments Our prides are positively
cash houses.
PAY $l.00
Misses’
Just received a lot of Tailor-made Suits,
14. 16,18. Brown, black and grey,
and yen have the privilege of re
THE USE
you need, when you
ssortment of merchan-
and pay for it infernal! eekiy
lower than are cha‘rg by
A WEEK.
Suits.
A ,
for young ladies. sizes
nicely trimmed: Our price
$7.98
......
A beautiful assortment of Boys'
shop work. Prices from
$1. 98 lo
8“ ely tailored. Special price
D
the lar
and He
nd 12:. assortment right
pe
$5.98
m '
all to examine our Clothing Department.
e'rgeo, and at popular prices.
Blouse
$7. 98
Overdue-ts for Men.
g Top Cults. the latest spring styles,
with turned over
”You will find
here. All the incest Mixtures
on no.
, Eyes which
by time
‘ utmost
,, perturb
of less so
(it‘ll Ii and
érlrorkor. ll re5
new
iii lit run
it without the
STRH l "l" um
61166061666 5- Hagan P111126!” and Jinn: flu!
[for We or Hearing.
Hill [Ir ”either.
“'0me “0‘“
mes Ayn rm ”3%.
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