1111111111111 Rejected.
Bo, Allowed to do Businec- in
1M! ’ Without Paying Fees
roe Enough to Put Them on
hovel With Merchants.
FORD. May 3~~Spcukor Light
absent today. and Judge P9111 ne
town occupied the chair.
. lirestilcting hawkers and ped~
om doing business without pay-
131 to the state laxge enough to]
'on the same level as 1113111111“;
limits. was 161101 ted M 1 King
at the committee was in favor,
bill and would have passed it ii"
1110 said. however. that it was
the power of the common c-on i
no! grounds to pass such a bill. i
caring on the bill was largely at-
d by; ruer chants from all the large;
"a d by representatives from each!
.hants‘ Association.
‘mending the chamber of the:
hw Haven and br inglng it into I
lithe general statutes of the
regard to giving authority to!
my health oillcers over the city!
111111111 was passed.
i‘ bills put in by the Shell Fish
htlssitiners of the state Were 1elect-
The bills provided
0f1sal11ries of such commis-
“ ransi’erring certain fees to
paid to the state and giving
missioners much higher new 1‘
flab 03’ now have.
, ins. in turning down these
li,~ El 11 11111 the Shell Fish Commis-
hers Were now given twice as much
they ought to have. and he was not
vor of granting them any more.
he bill providing that mayors. se-
town and wardens may make con-
0 for municipal purposes for twen-
y‘yoars was rejected
0 bill authorizing Wate1bur1 to:
tract and operate electrlt lightingi
, out was unfavorably 1"epmicd. Mr.
hittiesey. of Danbury said that the
893 general law Covered all such mat-
and that there was no good reason
W ‘Why Waterbury be shown spec-
til privileges.
t'Mr. King asked to have the matter
, led and it was so done.
“.l‘he bill extending the policy of the
determinate sentence to the jails of
he {State was rejected.
Mr King said that the Judiciary
ommittee believed that the machin—
i‘y of the state's prison was much bet-
adapted to the idea of the lndeter-'
inate sentence and purple. than the
oils. and it had been decided to limit
working of the law to the prison
The two important constitutional
amendment matters left over from the
‘asti-Bession. were reported favorably
'1i‘ the House today by the joint stand
, lug constituional amendment commit
T tee.
The one provides for a plurality clec
tion and amends tne constitbtion so
‘ that in elections for governor. lieuten-
ant governor scc1"etmy.treasmer.
"comptraollel attorney seneiai the pol-
[non found by the General Assmhly to
have the greatest number of votes for
each office shall be declared elected.
if two 01' more shall be found to have
' equal votes the. General Assembly 011
‘its second day of session by joint bill
shall choose said officer from such list
Without debate.
, The other amends the 1',ousiltutiou
, in the following par-'ztkuIaIs
, That after the first Monday of .l'111 i
nary. 1903 the General Assembly shallg
dlylde the state into senatorial dis-1
tr! the number of 1111111 districts,
0 ,be less than twenty-{0111 1101
more than thirty si\ and «rich district
to ave one senator. ’i‘hc disir-hia,
all consist of (continuous territoiy1
d in forming them regard shall be
all to population that the 11.111111 may
be nearly as possible equal. No 101111
11111111 be divided except to have. 010111
than one district wholly within said
town. and 0111 ii county shall have at
11111111 one senator. 'l‘he dietrhts thus,
established shall (ontlnue the some
until the (leneml Anne hiy after the
next United States run 1111 when thm
may be altered if found necessary to
preserve equality of population.
Thane tWQ umondmente were tabled
for printing. and will come up in 11-13
iiiiil' (idiil'tie at some future date
8011an Prooeodlnaa’i
RTFORD. May :i-w’l‘he Senate
ver the Wnieruuiy consolidation
1‘. ‘ Bolts 1‘
‘ iii like This Chance
To get a $65 00
i 111111111
11111111111111101 ”511.. _
missioner' was reported favorably and
inbifid tor calendar
it 111W 1111111111]
masters that the iour neyni
'Mindlana with the Forty second Mit9'“
" liailway Company. continue the report
.. high prices 01' American stocks and the
151. while National Biscuit rose 214.1111-
] ion Pandemic down tram 128
127. compared with 128% last night.“ -
l appointing a state tax com-
blisbme‘nt .51.. state, 111511110
preserve as also tabled for the colon-
creased
noon thri Wstiikeis called off the union
apprentities. thirtydive in number, who
had been. 1w01 king A meeting of the
master Mason builders tomorrow eve-
hing may determine the outcome of
the strike: It is the conte t 11 0,1 the
1,1.11111d on an ability bnéii
icor.dingly The tel 1101
nation is easy. and ill
that by Tuesday mor ‘at’ik
inastcis Will have conceded the
mood of the journeymen.
1311111011110 HOME vowuru‘eh
wnsuipcros May .leuiior "M11-
ler. chief Quartermaster at Manila. has
cabled the war department an approx
lmate schedule of the sailings oi tr-ans
ports fro Manila with troops to be
musetred out of service as follows:
May 10 Hancock with the Thirty tir.st
Bul‘i’ord With the Forty- first Pennsyl
vania wi, the b‘orti .
gun andimlfllpbtrtogrii
eighth Forty thir
de- y.
and if‘orty- fourth.
20 Giant, with the Forty eighth and
Fortv ninth Ohio with the b‘orty- ser-
enth. Any surplus will be sent on the
Thomas
STRIKE 0F FREiGHT HANDLERS
SPRINGFIELD Mass. May 3—1111
the union freight handlers employed
by the Hartford division of the New
York. New Haven it Hartford Railroad
and all but two 01' three of those em-
ployed by the Boston & Maine 111 that
city went out on strike for higher
wa es yesterday morning. The officials
of t 11 Boston & Albany have agreed to
hold 11 conference With the men in 1503-
ton today and the men employed by
that road continued at work pending
the outcome of the conference. 1110
other roads have all the men needed to
run the Mains.
BRISTOL CHURCH TO CALL STON
NGTON PASTOR.
BRISTOL May 3—’i‘he puiipt com
mittee of the Bristol Baptist Church
has decided to recommend to the
c'huich that a call be extended to Rev.
H111ry (‘lnrk. of Stonington. to 061
0011111 pnstm in place of Rev.” John 8
l.y,011 who resigned last December Mr
Clark succeeded the venerable Dr Pal
lucr. father of the famous theatrical
manager as pastor of the 1hurch in
Stonington on the latter‘s retirement
in 1891. , ,
CASHIER KILLS HthlELF
HARRISBURG. l’a., May 5~—- John
liobier.a're1l fifty- -six cashier of the
Millersburg National Bank. of Millers-
burg. committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself in the bend M1
Kohier was despondent over the 111111-
der of his friend .Cashier Charles W.
Ryan. of the Halifax National Bank.
of Halifax, 911., recently in an attempt
to prevent. Henry Rowe and Watson
Keipcr from robbing the bank.
WOMAN FOUND DROWNED.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass” May 3-——'l'he
body of 11 women. about thirty years
old was found floating in the Connecti-
cut Rivei opposite this city yesterday
it is thought that it may be the body or
Miss Lizzie Gleaner. who disappointed
from her home in ldasthampton a your
11g11.’l‘hc body had been in the watei
a long time and was badly decompos
1111 it was taken to the morgue, where
it awaits identification.
METAL WORKERS .DEMAND
. RHQREER nouns. , .,
'1 01.1100,’ :11.
my T life executive
1111111111 of the 1111111111111: mini Association
01' Allied Mcial M111 hnnita is in session
hero. and have decided unanimously to
support lilo. intoinntionnl Association
of Machinists in the demand 101 11
shorter work day. This order hall 10.1
0011 members in the united Statehood
Canada.
UNION PACIFIC DIRECTOR RE-
sinus.
NEW YOIils. May dwitouw0ii Miller
1'l1ul1mon of the Board of Directors of
the Chicago. Milwaukee it St. Paul
that he resigned as 11. director of the
Union Pacific Railway Uonnpuny ubout
six weeks ago, but he have he cannot
disc use the matter.
“—1-...
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALl. s'rnan'r. 111110 .1. 11.01.01]-
don had made considerable inroads
this morning on some of yesterday's
effect was manifest here at the open-
ing in some sharp declines. but this
was Offset by the great buoyancy
shown by Atchison. St Paul. Haiti
more .& Ohio and a low other stacks.
Atchison sold at the opening 108314. to
110. compared with 87 last night on the
transfer of 28. 000 shares St. Paul
mounted quickly by jumps of half 11
point between ucies. four points over
lust night In Baltimoroti ironic the
he so
Eflm it‘ll liQ‘Wsilig
hiolfi
in at
ganged:
em Upton. Atehison preferred 1111111311111
ver preferred were also up from 1 to'
00m
“1011 ppm?) 115 Specul .11 11 on the
liill’ are still out and there is a
no sign of the end of the strike. This iii.
‘ Inont receipts:
I“
2% and there was a rapid rise in Rock
island or 6% to 168%. These pronoun-
ced movements infused a strengthening
tone to the entire list and buying 1121'
«lame heavy all around. Union Pacific
and NorthernPaoiilc more than wiped
out their losses. and Denver Common
got up 39; All 11 o 'ciock the" won an
no ive demand tor the Son ‘1' '1'1' 13111
ctocks. led by Missouri Pacific. which.
, ; cits 11111
if on p t.ta‘ldng. and specialise, ow ,
11“Pacilic.”l‘he buoyancy of (trousers.
li‘tiWever had a sustaining effect on
Western stocks. ‘ 1
WALL STREET. noon—wit relapse
in the western stocke. extending to 3%
in Rock island. did not disturb the 11's1'
mentions buying of other stocks espec-
' wil ltod Staten Steel and titueoutb
allroudo‘. Atohiti‘ ,0 11111111111111
,1 , a beinttid
the", ally trength in
. 119 111,1; 11:111.. 1111111011010 1
and 200. ‘he. line in Missouri “Pa
ciile reached ii points from the open
ing and Tcxusi'z'ui . Pacifi0.1' Kansas 111
Texan confmon 01111 11111110111111 and We
intuit. 1110 0 improved (110111 2 to 3V;
il'mn‘t cl‘owe‘s‘t‘. 11111111111 Central Junip-
cd 3% and New York Central and
i’cnneylvtnlt, were buoyant. interna-
tionnl Power and Buffalo. Rochester &
Pittcbnrg rose 3 to 3%. At mid-day
prices were on the down grade on re
slicing and short selling inspired M’
the six per cent. money rate The lead
era-01111101111 some eusos two, points 110
w in . highest '11" 111.1 to 1161111 tile in
.b’user and a jump in Erie Common to
112% did not hold the market. Bonus
wore lovIer.
WALL SI‘RFET. 2 p.1n.-—-Spocuiu-
tion during the afternoon was demoral-
izcd. prices crumbling away with more
rapidity than at any time when they
rose 011 the enormous purchasing
increment ofeariier days in the week
No support was evident in any place
and immense blocks of the. lending;
stocks were unloaded. causing breaks
in the active list oi“ 00111.3 to about
it) points. Atchison was a chief 1111f
fcrcr. lesion 9%. while St. Paul figured
for 9%. The Pacific's and trunk lines
were oil from 3 to 7% points and liock
Island slumped 8%.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private mm or E. A.
lichmc. commission broker. Swartz at
Corbttt's block. South Norwaik:
Open High Low
Am. S. H.011, lid 151i 146
Am Tab. ('0.. 1271.1. 12,711, 1211111.
Atthlson. 88V; till 85%
Atchison 1101.10in 108 104.
Bait. & Ohio lli 114% Hill/4,
likyn. R. it. 8131/, 85% 84%
Can. South. 74
Chess. & Ohio. {1.1m 507/11
211%, 211
19.8111
52
(thud; N. W.. 211
(.‘hi. B. & Q.. 19814; 197%
C. M. & St. P1. 170% 182% 175%
(.hi. R. l. 6‘1 l".102~'l./. “MW. 102%
U.(:.(‘.. & Si. l... 85
I). & it. 0011.. 1777.1.
Gen. iii. 00.. 229%
lion. ii Nash. 108%
Nor. St West. 50%
Man. Consul. 127
Metropolitan. 172
MR. & '1‘, pill. 631/;
Miss. Pacific. 109
N. Y. C. & H.165
N. Y.. 0. & W., 38%
Con. Tobacco. 46%
North Pacific. lime
No. Pac. old. 100%
Pacific Mail. 39
‘Ponnsy. 102V;
People‘s Gas. 117
Phil. 0‘1 Read. 18%
i’. of: R. 11de 78%
Son. Railway. 32%
‘8011. Ry. pm. 80%
Son: Pacific. 55%
Term. C. (it 1.. 66V;
U. 8 Leather, 141%
US. I..Co. pi'1i.. 78%
U. 8. Rubber. 23%
Union Pacific. 128%
(In. Pac.‘pfd.. 118
Wabash. old. 411%
West. Union 07%,
‘Ex. 0111211; per
WASHlNG'l‘ON.
1:30
1471,15;
127%
80%
105%
1121,};
84%
14
007's
211
1979’.
179
1011
31':
111%
229%;
108%
56%
131%
171%
0111/.
112%
“34%
36111
417%,
“21/2
1001/0 i
40%
153
”7%
13%
“lb 1
111114
11.1
110%
04% i
1119;]. 1
31%
23 I,
g, Lift
98%
42 !
Sits ‘
l78
229 of.
109 ”do
56%
i 277-11
172%
111%
iii 1’1
136%
38 1,4
47%
111%
100%
40%
154 1,4
i 18
1H if;
89’?
83%
80%
my.
[55%
1511
78%
12111.1.
118 1,1
M 54,
11.1 1,4
cont. 5
May .l-11-1-(i01'crn-I
From internal rcvcuuc.l
177
2291/;
108%
56
120%
171%
63%
109
104%
303.1
46%
111%
100
39
1521.4
116%
43%
77%
339i; ‘
85V;
55%
04%
$‘l.778.li’lo: customs. $735,700; misceli-l
ancoua. $71M”. Expenditures. $2.180.-.‘
11110. ‘
Secretary Gage has bought 385.1100;
short ii‘ouru at Siliifllb. deliverable to-.
morrow.
tire stock is to be sold at once
nudliiie United States steel stock
W .
rick Dovid 1
01's wore arraigned before Recorder
‘Goi’f today to cloud to indictments (or
$01 gerv, and Patrick to an indictment
the argument of detain rers against the
"graded next week.
'toent changed that the crime was 1001
1311.111 Jury bud remedied thiit defect.
the indictments.
*i'itory‘ by individual powers. as a gnar-
Closing Out Sale
Dry Goods,
Carpets.
Furniture, etc.
Owinc to the‘ death of Mr. 311,111,111 oi our‘ilrm. the ea-
Sale beams Saturday. Mbroh 9.
MURDER.
May 8mAlbo1t'i‘J’nt
afihfil‘t and Morris Mor-
an You
or the murder of the into Texas mil
iinaire.Willia1n Marsh ltice.'1‘he de-
tendants pleaded "not guilty" pending
fidictments. -'l‘he demurrcrs Will 110
Robert M. Moore.
(tunnel for the defendants, than made
a motion to dismiss the forgery- indict-
ments. pointing out that the indict-
mitted in September will. a date
which had not yet arrived and . at
thie made the papers faulty. As tne
district attorney, Garvey. said that 1110
lyestérday. by tiling superscding indict
floats in all, {0111 instances. The re-
01 dcr thereupon refused to dismiss
ROWERS DO NOT AGREE.
PARIS. May 3——'i‘bc foreign office is
anxious that the United States should
support Germany‘ s proposal to in
crease the Chinese customs duties and
wishes it ct be pointed out that it will
be proved to be the best guarantee of
the 0111111 0001." As no satisfactorv
alternative is suggested which will
produce the necessary sum 0 disagree
ment of the. powers mar re‘ nil. in the
ocqupution of portions of (2 inesc tcr
antec for their respective claims Re
garding the issue 01‘ a Chinese loan.
Franco and Russia favor the collective
iluurnnme of the powers.
BUSPECTED 0F BURGLARY
M.EH|DEN
'lili)Di.id'i‘0WN Mar 3——Mrs. Plumb
of Mrlden came over here yesterday
to see Thomas W. Grey. who had been
bound over for burglary. She. could
not positively identify him as the same
man that she caught in her house on
Sunday last though he looked like
him. llcr house; was entered during
the day time. tho burglar coming in
at the door. When he was discomrcd
on the second story. he made his as
rape out of ti1e.1'11'ont door.
iN
Youths’
Suits,
$3 00
These are Fancy Casei-
rneres—strictiy all wool-40,1
the youth. from 15 to to years.
We took all the manufactur-
er had of this lot—that’s the
why of such a ridiculous
small price.
Men’s
Worsted
Pants,
$1.00 up
Blue serge suits for men-—
very nice indeed—well made.
will give good service., $7.50.
Boys‘ caps—just think of it
--l0C.
D. Gottlieb,
II NORTH MAIN STREET.
‘South Norwalk.
’
11
regardless oi c0111.,
“1111111111 118111111
. With their clever‘ company. will pie1
., 'I‘iientre. South Namath. and Woodie
1 that:
No. 8 Kettles, Porcelain lined
One Quart Milk Cans
French Rat Traps
Large Butter Bowls
Large Size Funnels .
5 Gallon Galvanized Oil Can
Large 3 hoop Pine Tubs
Irons,s seven and eight pounds
Salts and Pepper-s. platted tops
GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT
The thirty -ti1lrd annual encampment
of the Department of Connecticut.
Grand Army of the Rep'ubilc. will be
bold in New London. Wednesday and
Thursday of next week. Perkins Post
of that city. will give a reception to
the department rommandcx and staff
otiicers Wednesday evening, when Gov
ernor McLean and staff are expected
to be. present.'- Major Thomas Boudron
of Bridgeport,- is .1 leading candidate
for the position of department com
thunder for the coming year. He is
quite active in “Grand Army matters in
the state. Major llouuron served for
over two yours 1111 captain 01 (‘0;11111111y
l. Sixth Connecticut Voluntcora'. and
for 11 similar form as major of the
'l‘wcnt.y~ilfti1 Regiment. U. S. C. ’1‘. He
was very popular in the service. as
well as in other military organizations
with which he has been connected.
MM“-.. 0....
ENTERTAINMENTSW
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Fridav Eveningr Oniv. May 3d
Yale Glee and
Banjo Club.
45‘~———-—MEMBERS~-————-
”—
45
Grandest Event of the Season!
....__..
PRICES, 25. 50. 75 cents.
Reserved Seats 011 safe at Hoyts
Theatrc.boutl1 Norwnlk. and Wood 11
drug store. N01 walk 5 day .1 in advance
of each performance.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NlGH‘I,
AIDEN BENEDIOT'S Scenic Triumph.
“ QUO VADIS, ”
As dramatized by Chas. w. ()hnuo.
Positively the original
Prdductlon.
Excellent cast of characters. licuutb
tul stage settings. Special scenery
for every act. Correct waidrobe, and
properties.
Pronounced Everywhere “The Event
of the Benton."
PRICEu.
Matinee. 16 and 20 cents.
Evening, 25. 35. 5t) and 761:.
Reserved Seats on sale at lloyt's
Theatre. South Norwnik, and Weed' 3
drug store Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Three Night. with Wednndny Matinee
COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY 6.
The Old Favoritea.
sent the following hilur
ious, Hits: 1 1
Monday evening and Wednesday mut-
ince. _ .Ji'wo Old (ironies.
’l‘ncsdny evening. in‘ Atlantic city.
Wednesday event ; . Bosom Friends.
(All new and s in] scenery. idiop-
orate costumes. Clever comedians.
(111011 singers. Fine dancers. Funny
sayings. and ridiculous situations.
. #1110110, 10. no 111111 toe.
MATiNBB. 10 AND 201:. ‘
Reserved 811,111.11 on sale at Hoyt's
Will convince you that there' is really only
buy of us you are always sure of your man: '11 worth or 11 little more. 0
prices right. and to be ready for you with t 0 later 111111111.
A, law interesting- items from 0111' Drum Goods stock:
All Wool Homespun!» Greys and Brown, 52 inches wide.
Single and Double Face Cloths for Rainy Day Skirts
Satin Stripe Challis. regular 751:. quality
Figured Challis with Satin Stripe
All Wool Nuns Veilings, in all the new Pastel Shades
Silk Warp Sublime, in all colors
Venetian Cloths. all colors, regular $1.25 quality
Black All Wool Cheviot and Henrietta Cloth. 42 inches wide
Black All Wool Cheviot. 50 inches wide
Black All Wool Camel’s Hair, 58 inches wide
Black All Wool Pebble Cheviot, 50 inches wide
Black Broad Cloth, fine quality, 52 inches wide
Silk Warp Lansdown. 40 inches wide
Silk Warp Albatross. 42 inches wide
Silk Warp Epingalinc, ~44 inches wide
flourefurnishing Department. '
No. 8 Galvanized Ironi Tea Kettles
111131111111 11 11111111.
1 H Krlcgcr 8- Co...
tote. 1111111111111, a devil 11 1111111111111:
psi-torn“
111 11111 i
no place in town to buy Dress Goods. When you
111' idea is to always have our
not overlooking good quality.
59 CENTS
1 $1.50 and $1.75.”
59 CENTS.‘
37% CENTS.
50 CENTS.
$1.00.
. $1.00.
so CENTS.
75 CENTS.
$1.00.
$1.00. 1
$1.25.
$1.25.
$1.75.
$2.00.
I a o
o a
1
69 CENTS.
. . . . . . 69CENTS
, . . . . . . scours
. . . . . 45CENTS.
25 CENTS.
5CENTS.
59CENTS.
GQCENTS.
29CENTS.
IoCENTS.
NORWALK CONN.
1'11: trauma ournrrzes. ran
MEN. , wan/1:11. cars 1111‘ 01111.5.
29 and 6’11 West Washington Street
WHAT lS THE USE
of laying out a whole lot of maney for what you need when you
can come here and choose from the choicest essortmenf of merchan-
dise to be found in the Twin Cities. and pay "for it in small weekly
payments. Our prices are positively lower than are charged by
cash houses, and you have the privilege of returning any purchases
if not satisfactory.
PAY $1.93 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. 0111' price
$7.96
Boye’ Suits.
A beautiful assortment of Boys’ Blouse Suits. all colors, no
sweatshop work. Prices from 1
$1.923 to $7.95
Overcoats for Man.
Spring Top Coats. the latest spring styles. with turned over
cuffs. nicely tailored. Special price
$5.96
“In“.
Do not fail to examine our Clothing Department. You will find
the largest and best assortment right here. All the latest Mixtures, 1 '1.
and Hair Stripe Sergcs, and at popular mprices.
/
3111111111 11117111 "'
Hamburg and hum lint
is not nn.uncommon condition-«it's a 1i
00111111011 cause for headaches and other ”9' 1
a as. 1
Stage?) whim: ute‘mgawofker. i1 113-2” Wflfll' Hilllflfl.
re 1' e s . l ‘ .
regain Titr'cd‘gthflimd wilful: 1111;0wa M ‘lr ”.fgfiflu
ems tic 5101151131 10:02:13}: without the 111110111111 11111 HANG“. ,.
0 8 I it an 1 ' ‘
a gull lignunnd we will talk it over to 1 ”A“ AND {13111 1100111110.
1111 or. .
Norwalk Chronicler