111 shall Have Power to Estab-
1
‘ hr? 1‘ 111m» and May Lean
nitho .l-lousctoday. the first
‘ t' the close of the 50881011. re-
the postponement of several
which a vote was necessary.
cries and Game Committee
important bill establishing
is me preserves. ll. providés that
'h‘lmlaaionero of fisheries and
[have power to establish
ame preserves. and may lease
11111111: or the state for twenty- -h1‘c.
a tracts of woodland suit-
fl) til propagation and preserva-
go (1 and. game birds. ouch
contain not less than fifty 01
‘han three hundred acres.
loners 11111.1: lent-1e any1 tract
,_ of any town. The oivncrs of
,' lands may use them for an
cat-opt hunting. Any place of
11 may be added to such wood-
commissioners shall. during
€110th post notices. forbid-
ittranoe therein. Taking iiap-
1111 .ng and killing game or game
11:11 01111101 ves any time is pro-
The only permission gl1cn is
‘ap foxes, skunks. rat 1111111
inks. weascls hawks. and
tiring the (loaed season Penalty
lotion of the law is put at $100
,. permitting the national
. visit the Buffalo Expoaition
‘ il..p11‘ovlding' that four cities of
in, Establish evening- high schools
elected.
bill providing that manufactur-
ng staiuct glass in factories. in-
,un to eyes of employees. must re-
five he same on ol“dol of the inspec-
ol‘ (factories. was reported faio1ahly
oinmittoc on mannfal tui cs
ll exempting firemen who 1111111
(1 five yeais from the militarv and
x was rejected
he resolution incorporating the Picc-
onpress company was rejected.
bill providing that bicycles be
hind free by railmads was rejected.
Resolutions extending the time for
he building of. the Mystic street rail-
5 . Went Side street railway. Ston-
on Borough Street Railway Com-
11y Grotou Bank strcet railway.
of Groton street railway; East
South Windsor railway; llartfoul.
13rd and Worceatel street rallwm.
ll rejected.
“Temperanne Committee had sci
. ports. this morning. The bill li-
‘tsing clubs that soil liquors was rc-
‘The bill providing that certain ex-
111-11011 tickets may be good on Sunday
ins was rejected. it was ploposed to
1111‘ national guardamcn the right to
‘ . heir state tickets on Sundays. after-
’1np week.
' annual appr‘opllutlon for educa-
Qllrposes of the state was sub-
to the House. this morning. 11y
ppl‘oprlalion Oommiitcc. ’l‘hc
011d ‘nppi‘oprialon covers tho two
, years ending September 11(1.l903
‘ an follows in brief: li‘or sup-
rt. of the common 511100111 of towns
33000; state board of education. for
who] schools. 9120. 000; for par of
19.] agents to eni’orcc laws rtgard-
‘mploy icnt and attc11dnm.coft‘hil
$150 0: for school librmles. ('11-.
15,000; for public. librm‘ies. ctc.. $12.-
1101‘ teachem'1neetinga.9ti.000.ior
. 11 and expenses. etc. 353. 000; 101
l on of children in high schools.
00 for evening high schools. $0.-
: ool fund dcpartm’ent. 3100. ~
kl. r Light just bcforc adjourn-
' ' launced his 19110111... of the
in committee for the radianictiag
be state. for congicasial and scan-
(111.111.111.11. follows: Marian.
‘ of Windham: l.‘illcy.,ol‘Wate1‘-
‘ Paarne. of Mlddletown; Whit-
:of Danbury: F‘1eem1111.of Hart-
Hun-
1...”.
tho rasplug blade vibrating in
090111 of the cotton billct and
Link a petition is made by five'
a M «WWW
TODAY IN warnn‘m‘aatw _
m1»
WALL STREET. 10:10 a
the opening. but the moat conspicuous
movemenob were in the United States
Steel stocks. Rock island Northcrn Pan
cliic, Union Pacific and Kantian div. Torr
its. in Which the paranoia ran from 1
t0 W4 on that. 131111131 of from who to
26. 000 chores lgr that individual 111111111.
1.! plied Staten cei Preferred sold from
95% to 116%. compared without/1 1
night. on sales of 16. 000 sharo‘a and the
Common sold 1114701 and 48% .compar- _
cd with 47 last night on union of 25 .000
shares. and than advanced an addition-
al fraction. Pennsylvania cold at 152
and 153 arc-rights. compared with 101.
last night's close. There were gains
ranging up to a point amongst the
Grangera. and some of the low priced
specialilca. Amalgamated Copper cold
down 1%, from last night' :1 clone. selling
at 120 to 121 and then receded to 119%
on the transfer of 4.000 sharcu. The
stock raliicd inciiicntai‘lly. than full
back below 120. Smelting lost over a
point. Those. stocks were both affect-
ed by thl> inane of injunctions interfer-
1111; with tho proposed consolidations,
which ouch company has'ln view.
WALL STREET. ll 11. m.~—Whllc the
tone of speculation was strong. the
leading rnlhoads did not advance much
beyond their opening prices, as the de-
mand was only about equal to the real
izatlons. Baltimmc & Ohio was a not-
able cxccptirm rising 2% to 104%.
Speculation was vcly broad many usu-
ally quict stocks being actively dealt in.
and immoving. Conspicuous among
thcnc were the Colorado Southerns.
Great Northern P1‘cfer1‘.ed Denver it
Rio Grandc. General Elctrlc. Continen-
tal Tobacco. Chicago ’l‘rmlnal. Chicago
Great Western Common and P1 elerrcd
B. and a number of others which were
up from i to 3 points Pennsylvania
Rights sold at from 81/” to 9%. Sugar
was bought heavily at a gain of ‘2
points. but Brooklyn Transit and Peo-
ple's Gas fcll sharply Union Pacific
declined from 109% to 10711; at H
o‘c‘lork which induced free selling of
othcl‘ l’al‘ilics and the Grangcrs and
the entire market weakened
WAl L STRh ET. noon~-'lhc dcpios
sinu of the market was shortllvod. as
an aggmsshc demand fo1 special
stocks caused a general demand 1’01
both accounts and trading hocamc cu
ormous on the advance. Loading foal
turns on tho rebound were Sugar, To—
bacco. Amalgamated Copper. Chicago
tircnt Western and Colorado Southern
stocks. which gained 2 to 4. Northrup
Pacific and the (Hangers rallied to tho
bot-11.131111111111011 touching 198%. but
Pacific‘s tho 1 nilod States Steel atOc k 1
and Southern Pacific mot. abundant 01
l'elillgb. and did not rcrmcr l’ullv.
Bonds wcrc iirm.
WALL STREET. 1 p. 1n.~l‘riccs fell
back 111191 middm. Sugar losing over
a point but stiffened up again on m
newad demand. The local tractions.
Northern Pacific. tho (it angels. and
‘ M. K..&'l‘. [1511,0414
, No. l’ac. pfd..
Pcoplc‘s (ins roso above previous
i‘plicos. New York All Break iumpel
111-11 points Piicea genelally ralllcd a-
bout a point of more.
WALL") S.’I‘REET 2 p..'lll——-P1lcc14 of
[tho high priced r‘aliloads fluctuated
101 e1lshly on a narrow range. but the
landertoac continued strong owing to
11.1111 heavy absorption of low-priced
tailioads. which have been reported
as possible subjects for absorption
\1 abash tonnes were in demand. the
(cannon rising in point. and the pre-
icrrcd and debenture B bonds 2111.
each. Consolidated Gas sported up
31.42 and large blocks of thc United
Stains Stool stocks were taken above
is and 90 respectively. for the com-
lmon and prcfcrrcd. The market was
lfuriously active at intervals, but had
1 frouucnt pcrloda of dullness.
i TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private Will) of E. A
Bohme. commission broker, Swartz h
Corbrtt'3 block. South Norwalk:
Open High Low
its
144%
1267;».
”ll 7
90
102%
80
”with
151414.
4714:
205% .
”17%
100%
1.17
1711
l :30
28
ill"
lilli‘Y
141%
119%
103 to
151W.
’1 i
1110
97 91.
2013
1987/11
1 ll)
l in
l 18
2‘.”
100%
1le
172%
“11W"
1010.
iii
”13%
ital/g
46%
W79;
09%
89%
102%
Am. Uni. t)ll.
Am. S. ii. (To.
Am. 'l‘ob. (30..
Alt‘llison.
Mcbisou. phi.
ilnlt. & ()hio.
lillyu. it. 'l‘..
t‘nu. South.
11011. of N. .l.,
(thou, & ()hlo.
11111.81 N. W..
Chi. ii. a Q.
C. 111.10 St. P.,
t.‘.l1l. ill. & l’..
i). ill 11. 01111..
(”11111. llll. (30.. 222
l.o11. & Nash. 100%
Man. C(lllSOI.. 128
Metropolitan 170
m 1411/.
126%
70111
08%
111211.
114%
‘11
Him/a
471,4.
. 2111.
191%
1701/. lulu/1
11.711 350%
2211
”0"
106% "Nil/6;
129 1111 lZB
174 179V;
65' 64V 1.1
108% “17%
153%
351/.
Mil/11
1011
90%
40%
15301
"0%
38%
77
:10
84
114%
1,18%
13%
21.
21% .
111111 107% it
nu mu m%
Wabual1,pld.. 41111 40% 40 110%
West. Union. 0311. 111 ‘ 1111 only.
. NOT lN SOCIETY.
Mrs. Noxtdoorwl haven’t seen your
paronla for over so long.
Little Topside-Momma has éaariot
flavor and, 11111119011111 out."
Mm. 11193111611411 w
Miss. Pacific. 109
Not. Load (30.. 18
N. Y. C. & 11.. 150%
N. Y.. 0. to W.. llu
Con. Tobacco. 46%
No. Pacific. 107
90%
l’uclllc Mull. 401,9
Pennsylvania. 1.12
l‘coplc's (lull. 110
Phil. &. [11111th 381.41
P. & it. 11111.. 111%
Sun. Hallway. 1501/13
8011. 11y. pfd.. 83%
Son. Pacific. 53%
Tenn. (3. &I.. 07%
o 11 Leather. 1311
U B.ll,11bbo‘r,2l:
Union Pacific, 108V.
tln‘ Paomnldn 9'1 ‘19
153
1151
447711
106%
”iii/4
39 Sfi
152
l 10%
38
713%.
297/21.
33%
03%
67%,
18%
has your
1 1“ohhely of the out
‘ Btoln's Pass. Arizona.
‘ m. m—Tno u.
. market showed diatrlbnted ntrenzth at in,
11111. 8101111110 Bill and myself
given to my attorney in Clayton lacuna
’by which articles taken in said iobbory
.icn a crime in their livch
men in Santa mo ,.
sontcnccs on tho
i Births 1111111 or
in 1807. via:
Leonard Albortnon. Walter 1111111111111
Bill .1‘1111111. and may a. as
j th lino‘ as 1111 nborn
“ The names of tho men who com-
mitted tho crime are Darn Atkluuon.
Ld Bulli‘n William Carver. Sam Botch-
nitontinry sorvlli
may be found whora wu 11111 11111111 and
also the names of witnasscs u “.1 live
in that vicinity who will testify that
myscll and gang Wine in that noigh
bonnhood both lmmcdlatcly before and
after the robbory. The fact that there
man are innocent and are suffering im-
prisonment l nmtlcd to make this con-
fession. While you cannot help me and
while i realize that all charts to se-
c1111; to me a commutation of my Ben-
tom-c. have signally failed. 1 wish to do
this much in the interest of these men.
who so far as i know nevor commit
1 make. this
statement fully loalizlng that my end
in fast approaching and that l mult
very soon meet my Maker. '
Thomas l(etoh11m.nila11 "Black Jack
has-boon the moat noted dcuperudo at
tho aoutbwost for many vomit. and al-
though ho boasted. it is said. of hav-
lnp.‘ taken tho lives of many follow be-
lags his execution. not for noon today
was for an attclnptcd train robbery in
which nobody was klllcd.
WILL CONTEST COMMENCED.
Daughter of Mru. McPherson Does not
Want Vale to Have Money.
NEW YORK. April 26~—'l‘lio prelim
lnary fight in the contcst of Mrs cilia
.l. Muir, to set aside the will of her
mother. Mrs. E. .l. McPherson. widow
of Senator John R. McPherson. was be-
gun in .h'raoy City today. before Judge
101111 A. Blair. Aaron Si. Baldwin was
called upon to show cause why he
should not be removed as administrat-
or of tho McPherson estate and a tem-
porary administrator appointed pond-
ing the contest over tho will. Mrs.
Muir la the only aurvlvinh child of
Mrs. Ml‘l’licruon She was loft onlyu
lilo lntercst in the cstata thn will pro-
riding that after the death of Mra.
Muir and Mr. Baldwin. $50,000 should
no to Christ Episcopal Church. 910.000
to tho Emergency Hospital in Wash-
ington and the remainder of Yale. Uni
1'.crsity
Judgc Blair hold the points to cousld
01 11cm whether a tcmpororay aumln-
lstrator should be appointed and who
he should be if such appointment was
111111111. Ho said he would hear mgu
ml‘llts on tho first point on Monday
noxl and if :1 tcmpmai y administrator
now decided upon the other point
could bc solllod on the following 101-1-
(11,1.
A NOVA SCOTIA INCIDENT.
’l‘hc littlc tiff in tho House of Com-
mons in England. caused by the at
mum of Mr. Thomas 11’Donnell to ad
dress the House in Gaelic. is not with
out colonial nrccodcnt. if it is tho first
affair of the kind in England There.
is but one language used in the House
of Assembly of Nova Scotia. but on one
occasion a member from one of thc
Acadia" conntltuonclos assorted his
right to address the House in the lan-
guage ho was moat. familiar with. and
spoke in F113nch.An honorable gen
tloman from anothm constituency said
hc too came of a peopio W110 still had
a language. and be 111111 csseo his views
011 the subject in German. A Highland
member. from the classic Willis ‘11
Cape Breton. with solemn mien and
serious loco, arose. and addressed the
Assembly in Gaelic.
'l‘hc consternation of Dr. Russell. the '
present M. P. for Hnnts (who was than i
the oiiicial stenographer on duty), at
this sudden turn of affairs may be lm- I
upload. but he got over the difllcultvi
111 1101119 nay. and the speeches arc.
duly act tomb in the official reports of '
that day No objec tlou whatet N was}
raiscd to tho membors using any lau-
cause they knew how to spcak. from
Volapull to Sanskrit if ihcr wanted
to but the solemn man from Cape Bro- 1
ton cuppod the climax and no languagol
but Engllah lmn slncc boon uscd 111 the1
Log lslillmc of Nova Scotla. ”Montgrcal
Solar [
“if lovcs arc no umomfmiublc " said
ihc swcct young thing; 1
“i thought so. too.‘ roturncd tho
other. coldly. "whoa l ilrat put on auf
engagement ring." ..
0
Carpets
s 11
4
11
47 North Main com.
I have “
SOUTH flOkWflHK. CORN.
a ._
' adlvllin ‘lnttontlon to every
£0”th
corner Amt.
MORE THAN ENOUGH
good moat hero to nupply all demands.
Not a pound of the low grade kind ever
1101111111 into the. storc.
Don’t think. however. that the meat
high priced. because of excellent
quality. We sell at ordinary pricoa.
Choice Beef. Veal. Lamb and Pool
try. for particular people.
NEW CENTURY MARKET.
Adam Steinwald, Proprietor,
Lly Block. So, Main St.
W
TROUT FISHING.
'l‘hu topic of trout fishing to elite!
i111.v .“-oi11o1satlon more and mom as
April dillWl-l ncar. Those who are.
1p in the intricate points of this kind
of sport. prophcsy that front will be
acarcc. this coming season. The cause
if this scarcity is tho dry spoil which
lastcd so long last summer. During
thc ‘lrought the smaller brooks wont
lry .mllrcly or wore no low that the
fish could not llvo 111 thoiu. according
Iy mauv died in this way. in the turn
or brooks the lot-.111 was nearly as great.
1111 the only sorority for the fish was in
tho docp bolus. Even thenc. became so
shallow that the natural anemic of the
trout ware 1111111 to got thom with more
case than usual. All lhour cli‘cuiu
aianccu tended to loosen the number of
fish. and it is pretty solo to prophesy
that the trout fishing during the com
ing season will be an unsatisfactory
sport.
Look
To'
Your
Legs
Are thcy lu 170ml of now cover-
1111;?
i
if so call in and look ovor our
line of tl'Ollst'l'Bm-gtitlti worstcu
trousers for men and youths.
good values at $3.60 to $4. 00;
we have marked them 52. 25.
A few light colorod suits. loft
over from last season—«thin
grade was sold from $8.00 to
$10.00: wc. aacriilco them now at
34.00 and $5.00.
’l‘hc Underwear
still in order.
D. GOTTLIEB,
ll NORTH MAlN STREET.
South Norwalk.
bargains urc
Closing Out Sale
F
DryGoods,
9
Furniture, etc.
I
Owiao to the death of Mr. Scoiielcl of our firm, the en-
tire siock' is to be sold at once regardless of cost.
Sale begins Saturday, March 9;
82 HOYT,
.-y no. 2 GAZETTE nornnmo.
Special Sale ill
Sample“ Barman.
We have bought of one of the
leading suit manufacturers. their
sample line of Ladies’ Tailor-made
Suits, Walking Skirts and Rainy
Day Suits. Those goods were
bought at a great sacrifice, which
enables us to place them on sale
at a price as low'as they have ever
been sold by the manufacturers.
There are no two garments alike.
and no duplicates can be had.
TRIS'l-‘RAM & HYA‘r‘l,
COULD NOT QUALIFY.
A fuultlossly attired woman walked
along Broadway. the other morninv‘
with 11 small black dog. which an
pcarod to take a delight 111 darting
from one side of the sidewalk to the
other Several pedestrians nar‘roniy:
averted a collision by most amusing
lto others) and ungraceful athletic
exhibitions Finally the heavy foot of?
a young mark'hurrylng in the opposite‘
direction ca 11 in violent contact wlih‘
the dog’s ribs and the little animal wasl
scut howling into the g11tto1.'lhc
woman sltrlekcll and gathered hor poll
111l1e1‘arm's;prcssii1g her fair chock!
against it and mur‘mulinu 1101115 .111
pity. The young man blushcd. mallcl
an awkward bow and stammerod: 1
“i beg your pardon. miss. Please cit-l
cure my awkwardness. if i have kll-‘
icd your dog I will replace it. "
in tones that fairly liquefied the sur-
1ounding air the woman rctorted:
“lndccd. you flatter yoursell!"—-Baltl
morc Sun.
HOYT' S THEATRE
FRIDAY. MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Matinee at 3:30.
Evening at 8: 15.
The American Vltagranll Co's
Historical Representation
Joan of Arc
GRAND 8PECTACULAR
VITAGRAPH PRODUC-
TION IN 12 SCENES.
The Most Perfect Motion Picture
Device.
Prcaonting a splendid collection of
Hows illustrating all current cvonts 01
tom out also the very lat ‘st European
Trick and illogical Pictulcs.
Matlnoofirlcel. 10 and 20c.
Evening, 10c, 20c and 301:.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. South Norwalll. and Woeu‘ s
drug otore. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night,
BATU RDAY. APRIL 2/tn.,
Tho Clover Charactor Comodlaa
IR. CHARLES COWLES
In tho True-to-Naturc Comody.l)ramu.
ABBUNTHY MERCHANT
Introducing a company of capable
COMEDIANB,
SINGERS,
DANCERS.
Boa the funny street parade at noon.
MATINEE PRICE-:8. 1,0 and 200.
EVENlNG PRICES. 10. 20. 30. 501:.
Roaorvod Boots on sale at Hoyt s
Thoatro. South Norwalk. and Wood' a
drug atoro. lilm‘walk1 6 days in advance
of ouch performance.
INDOOR ATHLETIC MEET
COMPANY D.
a. the
ARMOHV. NORWALKf
FRIDAY Eva. APRIL as. am
EVENTS:
80 yd. sprint. Broad jump.
220 yd. run. 1 mile run.
High jump. ltelny’raoosn
nanbury. Stamford and Bridgeport
companion will ho ropranentod
GENERAL AleOllGN. 25o.
Tickets at ill. P. chd’ll, I:lilo‘rvmllt;
, Common 1111111.. no. Norwich
Silks.
We have 111 stock a full line of
shades in “the new W'ash 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.
Writing Paper.
Five hundred boxes of the clue.
brated Parson & Greene C033
Choice Paper, regular 25c. quality
at 19c. per 60x.
NORWALK. CONN.
.11 E6
lllllflllllllll
House-cleaning Necessities at
special prices: ‘
Galvanized Water Pails,
19c.
Mop Sticks, 91:.
Scrub Brushes. 8c.
Clothes Wringer, warranted, $1.98
Carpet Beaters,
15c.
Tack Hammers, 8c.
Laundry Soap, 31:.
Washing Powder, 5c.
Large full Whisk Brooms. 15c.
sParlor Brooms, 25 and 351:. ‘i
Large turkey feather Dusters 291:.
Cedar Pails, three hoops, 29c.
Rd 00.
THE LEADING OUTFITTERS FOR
MEN. WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS.
29 and 6’11 West Washington. Street
W
WHAT IS
if not satisfactory.
PAY $l.00
$7
Boys'
sweatshop work Prices from
THE USE
of laying out a whole lot of maney for what you need, when you
can come here and choose from the choicest assortment of merchan-
disc to be found to the Twin Cities. and pay for it in small Weekly
-paymcnts. Our prices are positively lower than are charged by
cash houses. and you have the privilege of returning any purchases
A WEEK.
Misses’ Suits.
Just received a lot of Tailor-made Suits. for young ladies. sizes
14, 16. 18. Brown. black and grey. nicely trimmed. Our price
.95
Suits.
A beautiful assortment of Boys’ Blouse Suits. all colors, no
351. 95 to $7. 95
Overcoats for Men. 1
Spring Top Coats, the latest spring styles, with turned over
cuffs. nicely tailored. Special price
$5.
m
Do not fail to examine our Clothing Department. You will find
the largest‘nnd best assortment right here. ‘All the latest Mixtures
and Hair Stripe Serges. and at popular prices. ’
W
H. Krlegcr
95
S'lllll BBB Y [SUV
in not an uncommon condition-Al’s a
common cause for headaches and other
pains.
Eyes which arc ovorwor‘kor. it re-
lived by properly titted claim. will
regain strength and will 111 time be
able to perform their task without the
aid of glass nualntanco.
Call in and we will talk it over to-
author.
ilOllEll B llllY'l,
111m 9 araduhiirigfitglh'ié a hat
; a u 11
01111111 hours, it to 11:95:19149 to 9. *95.
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