. pooch“ by Mr. Peebloa, Mr.
int! and M11. Hubbard—-
ntinittce as the special or-
. the day. at ll 11. m and was
it own. Mr. Peebles chairman of
tnlttoe. said that the bill was
the Assembly for the fifteenth
"least. It not (11111111 by the
its Hooker Mr. Peebles went
Question closely and reviewed
erlments in woman suffrage 1n
totes. Mi‘.P1-.att of Tor-ring
and Mr Hubbard. of Litchfield.
' 11 the measure. The resolution
i: on a standing mm 92 to oil.
,. ailway Committee reported
ably on the petition of the W1.
and Southbt‘ltlge Flectrie
y which was decided upon you
mat yesterday's meeting the
d Committee also decided 111w.
on the Willlmantlc Traction
py, and the Derby-New Haven
Committee 1 spot ted
f. dt'ably on the omnibus bill ex-
tilting" railroads from the geneiai
law. it was rejected.
‘ ilitaiy Committee sent in 11
bio report on the important, Init-
eorgsnizatiou measure. The bill
_ stltutc form and contains num
sweeping changes in thc nilll
organization of the state. The
change is a wholesale cutting
of rank of staff officers anti the
tion of the adjutant general to
at powers. The bill organizes
more stall as follows: Ad
t general with rank of br'igailiei
rial to be chief of staff; 11 1111111
istei‘ gcnctal. surgeon gcnoral.
lssary‘ general. paymaster gen
' dge advocate general. each with
in ‘01 colouol; threc aitles-tle-camp
‘ 1111 of major; nave. commander
the rank of lieutenant comman-
l
constitutional reform measure
yiding for a rearrangement of the
mhership of the Homes was set for
aday next at il a. m, as the spec l
filer of the day. a l
Senate Proceedings.
nomination of Antlith lI‘. (late:
so uting agent 0t iiaitftud. to ii“.
commissionei 1'01 two _\'mll‘s was i
ill to the Senate y the governor
8 morning.
he t‘ailioad committee reported la-
11ny on the li‘armingiou trolley
11 lticorporatlon.
D.£IWaltot' Patten. of North Haven,
$tflDD0llit€d a member of the State
ard of Agriculture.
i
RL STRIKERS ROUGHLY HAN-
u
r-
m
9
NEW YORK. May 211—1111» 11111
{hikers at the handkerchief factoiy 01
Human Wattlcin lo Companv at Pas-
N. J. made another demonstra-
it day One hundred gl1ls rcpoii-
01' dutt and despite pollt~1I protec-
they wcie iathei roug l\ handled
the strikers. The latter then stop
.‘ E factory. smashing many win.
we. The police arrested four of the
lite leaders. but lost one of them in
charge from the strikers. The three
Titled in jail wcrtI. fincd $5 (Inch
ore tioublc is anticipated when the
ing gltls leave the fat ton to
lgh “The strikers number over 300
”it‘ll: strikers assert that under the new
I pay fixed by the lll'lll. they can-
rn more than sixty cents a day.
old rate the average daily pay '1
:only ninety cents.
M'KINLEY lN OHIO.
‘.-.0th. May aflw’l‘here were
‘ ‘Bltientlnl train crossed the Ohio
At Lima the first stop in the
cat's state. several thousand
on had been given 11 liiill' holl-
d they wortI mrsliallcd liV their
hero alongside of the track A
, cheer went up as the ptcsident
tired. his face wrestlied in smiles
.mrdlallty of the reception. The
( stopped only three minutes. out
at. time be greeted a number or
friends and shook hand with
t the school children
, 90Waphlnuton 91.,
WELCOME STRANGER' OFFICERS.
ed
Welcome Stranger budge, S
St George, elected the following oili-
cers last night 1
W Pres. +1}. Holt.
W. V. Pros.»——.l. Ashwortii.
W. Scone-«George E. Goodwi
W. 'i‘reasnflarry Beeline.
W. M.~Richard Billie”. I ,
Trustee-weir. E. Readman.
Rep. to G. l..—-George Robbins and
J Wood on‘the day and at tho-times namoo m
Alternateswfi Woodward and C. B. the declaration of the plaintiff. but de-
ilolt. clams that Mrs. Woodbury or any othI
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
STREET. 10le a. m.-0pen-
lug prices of stocks were higher. with
Union Pacific the feature. 5,000 shares
of that stock selling at.104 to 103, com-
pared with 192% last night.
were also gains of about. a point for
Wabash Preferred,
ware & Hudson.
General Electric.
1% from its opening gain.
market showed considerable animation.
11. m.—-'l‘hero
was renewed buying of some oi the
low priced stocks. which were in de-
mand yesterday. and in addition vari-
ous other stocks were absorbed. caus-
ing a sharp upward movement.
provemeiits extended to over 11 point in
Louisville.
lowu Central Common anti preferred.
Colorado lI‘uel.
W A LL
Lackawunua.
Lackawnnna
WALL STREET. ll
Chicago. lndlanapolls, 6‘1
ilock island.
St. Raul, lllinols Central.
Rio Graiidc.
Louis Southwestern. Manhatta
Metropolitan Street Railway.
sure against the Tobaccos. which low»
cred them i to 3, was without effect
Pacific reacted to
elsewhere. Union
1021/1... anti was bought heavily
loucr level and voucher 104%.
were increased dealings in th
dartl stocks. and 11 general advance in
prices.
WALL STREET. noon——Some of the
leading stocks were atTettctl by prol'lt
taking sales nntl became quieter.
thern Hallway common and preferred
respectively.
advanced 11/2 anti 2%
General Electric sported 11p 3
short buying of iobacco benoflttcd it
21/4. Denver & Rio (it'antltI rose
late transactions.
below last night.
anti steady.
WALL STREET.
syli‘nnla gained 2‘4».
ruse advanced l to 1115, There
’saltI of 100 shares of Northern
at 1130 for cash.
int 183. which is in points over i
Adams onrc
sale."
below last ulslii. The general
was dull and sluggish. but firm.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private sure or E. A.
Bohme. commission broker, Swartz 81
Corbt tt’ 3 block. South Norwal
Ex. Div. iii/'4 per cent.
So Norwnik.
. ”ML NyMme-e
Asst. Secretary-4‘. E. Rotttltnnu.
Northwestern and
A tchlson.
Denver
international Paper.
Lookawannu foil 2
Bonds were (inlet
1 p. m.——Atch1son
moved 11p strongly 3 points and Pc1111~
on large buying.
New York Central. l7uitctl States Stt‘cl.
il'copic's (ins. Tcuucssce (‘oul anti 11111-
(‘ousolidated (ins dropped
1 . lb
IA on they. or 11111
Mary Boer e. sienna
’ p‘ v 11111 well known Christian Scientist a “a
founder of that sect. was begun in h
Suffolk County Superior Court have
today. and according to the statement
of the different counsel. it in likely to
consume the g tater portion of three
weeks. The out was brought by ‘M‘rs.
UWoodbui‘y on the ground that two
years ago Mrs. Eddy in a message to
the Flint Christian Science Church
here. which was read tour dates and
afterwards published in a local paper.
had in mind Mrs. Woodbury when she
used the words, “The doom of the
Babylonian womaonretorred to in the
book of Revelations, is being inlliiled’
Previous to this message Ml'Li Wood
bui'y had been Gib-(3U: miiulcstsd by the
ch’urch Mrs. Wood ury brought a
suit against Mrs. 16de for $150. 000
in her answer Mrs. Eddy ad iitu that
the particular address was neutexod
one of
ll.
or human being was meant by the
term “Babylonlsh woman," the phrase
being.r used simply to describe a type
of sin.
Mrs. Woodbnry was present in
court today. being represented by F.
W. Peabody. but Mrs. Eddy will not
appear. her deposition having been to-
ken for introduction in the case as
evidence. She was represented by At-
torneys Samuel .l. Elder. Charles W.
Bartlett anti Hon. William A. Morse.
of West Llsbury. Mass.
The court room was crowded with
spectators when the case was called.
while several hundred then and women
clamored in vain for admission. Be-
fore the selection of a jury Mr. Pea.
bmody offered an affidavit bearing on
the case. which he claimed was made
necessary through the absence of
Judge S. E. Hanna. a prominent mom
her of the Mother Church. who. he
said. caused the message of Mrs. Eddy
to be published in the local papers.
The court took the affidavit with the
understanding that it should be ad
mitted later in the case. should the
evidence warrant it.
A jury was tlieu empunnolled and
the plaintiff's declaration road.
CONSTITUTiON'S PRACTICE.
NEWPORT, it. l.. May 2il~~The Lion
stltutlon left her moorings at 9:15 this
morning f01 a prI-attltc. split up the bay.
When she stat ted under muliieall gaff
tab s11ll.st11y sail anti jib. the wind
was about northeast and strong
enough to give her a fair speed as she
beat up th1;I bay. While she was out
the wind hauled about until it blow
from the southeast and came some
what stronger and when she returned.
just before noon. it was enough to give
tlitI big how something 01 a tcst and
to drive her fast enough to throw the
foam from both sides of her how as
she reached up the bay. She was
mnuociivreti considerably during the
two anti a quarter hours she was out.
lilt' crew showing life in the tucks and
the bow coming about in good style. it
was about five minutes before noon
When she again picked up her moor
logs and the crew prepared to get
dinner on the Motint Morris. Though
the sun was not, shining. the sky being
overcast. the air was dry and the wea-
ther good for sail stretching and crew
drill.
’i‘here
Dela-
react.
The
im-
K:
St.
and
Pros-
I]
at the
There
(I. stan-
Sou-
tg and
21.. on
was 11
Pill‘ i ll('
es sold
be last
3 ‘1";
market
k:
Open High Low I230 CUBAN CONVENTION SESSIONS
Am. Cot. ()ll. 28 tits OVER.
lAm. S. R. Co. 146% ”71.1. Hill/g Milt. HAVANA. May 29—1‘he Cuban Coli-
Am. Top. (‘11.. 138% 133M.» 135% 1367.1. stilutlonal convention will not hold
:‘\l.(‘ilihi()li. 771.13 Till/2 TTI/i. 787... further sessions until after the niuulcl-
Atchlson. pliL llb‘ hill/1 98 till piil elections. President Capote visit-
Balt. & Ohio. llH low. 104 104% cd Governor General Wood this morn-
Bliyn. it. T.. 111 ii 76% 711% 16% log. to talk over the proposed election
Cali. South. 135% dbl/4 law. which will be the next work of
Chen. 11‘; Ohio, 18711111,; 18%; 18111 the convention. The general lutlmat
Chi. a N. W., 197 iii? ed th t the United States would ask ‘
C. ill. ill St. l‘., lilti‘.1 liitl- l. 161) “30an that . the changes he made in the con-
Clil.R.l.&l’.l1‘12-’v.‘ 154% lint-M 1.131,], stltutl El Muntlo says: "By thiI
(LDC. & St. 1... iii it. 81% 8114. 81% voteI of yesterday Cuba's independence
*D & l-l (3311.161111111111114 and nationality were made subjects of
lien, El. 00,. 227123914, 227 228% the United States, in future We shall
L011. .91 Nash. 103111371. Hilly; lint-if. be only 11 namtI on the map of the
Nor. .11 West. 1'11 at 30%;, nit-Iv, world."
Man. Consol. lllla 11.3% “4% llbi‘; ‘“
Metropolitan. 11181.2 169% 168%, 1119 Nothing tickles a woman so much
M. it, d- ’l'. pld. 1371;. as 5751;, 1'18 to see another woman that site just
Miss. Pacific. limit, to? 1061.9 ‘1 011% hates wearing 11 new but that. she tried
N. i'.. C. & l-i.. ii 1.12% int 152% 011 herself tutti knows exactly ilic price
N. Y. 0. & W.. Jillii 317.1. 331/4 33% of.
Con. 'i‘olint-co. 68% (it‘ll/J 56%. till-ii"
No. lI’ac. pt'tl.. 971.4,, 97%;
Pennsylvania. 141W; 145V... Iii! 144%.“,
People's (ins. 113% llIi’ILi. H35)" iii-"ta '
Phil. & Read. 42% 4:1 42% 42%
P. & it. old. 7614 76% 76% 1614,
Son. Railway, 211% 30% 29% 30%
Son. lly old. 83% 85 83 Ml}; ' .
8011. Pacific, till/3 “7;. 18% 487/1.
Tenn. (f. 6‘; i.. 561,4. 11bit,
17.8. Leather. iii-ii ill/11 13‘)”. Hit; curse , ,
US. L.(Jo. old. 79‘}; 79% 791A; 79%
U. S. Rubber. 21 El
Union Pacific. 104 it) 1,4 1021/; Hill
l‘In. Piic. pl’d.. till ital/f Sit Silt/2 "It“ a Bursa". 3“"
\VilbtiBll. 11111.. 1311; 13% 1:1 1:111. 11111111111110».
West. Union 92% 92% 92M. 92%
‘thrce man convicted of murtltIi iii the
. first toaoscti of the twelve families of
OTHER THREE MEN CONVICTED.
Pi'lll ADE] i‘lnilA May "ii~-— The
second tlegrt-e for the killing of lI‘uthci
Rlcgal ofChcltc11l1ant.by the adminis-
tiatlon of knockout drops were sen
teuctItl today. Stove Bryan was sen-
tciicotl to fifteen yours and "Bob"
Bryan and Jacob Wynne twonty years
out-l1. Ella Barrett. and Fannie Miller.
who pleaded guilty on accessories.
were sentenced to two years anti a
fine. of 8500 tench.
m...-
CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE.
SOU'l‘HthZi'l‘ON. May meThe con-
trol conference of Congregational
churches met here thla afternoon for
the ordination and installation of For-
dinand Q. Blanchard. in West Newton.
Mass. 11 graduate of the Yale Divinity
school, class of 1901. hit pastor of the
First Congregational Church hero.
Thirteen cities and tovmu were repro»
seated in the council.
“W
SPANISH WAR CLAlMa.
WASHINGTON, May 29~Fiitcon
claims were filed today with the Spam
1in Claims Commission on behalf of
'survlvors of the MitintI disaster and
the. families of the victims. The as-
gregate of damages asked is $270 000.
the 1111 mtor injuries to each of three
anrvlvory being placed at #10. 000. and
ho perished. at to
litre we arc. with some very
fine Striped Flannel and lim-
toil Stilts from
$4.00 up.
for Men. Youths tittil Boys.
When we say bargains we
mean 11111111111111. Remember. we
leave the decision to Vtitli‘ own
em. Your own [alignment
Men's Pants. $1.00 up. .
There are bargains here In
gains. iii Underwear. in ovary-
IIQ.
Bov’obolts. 101..
mm...
D. Gottljieb
11 1111111 1111111 31ml.
to. tin-wait.-
SHIRT "WANTS.“ ,
Ni Krasoviiz 81 S. Fox,
. Ladies“ Tailors.
47 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Snuth Not-walk. Conn.
PRIME MEATS.
The choicest Lamb. Veal and Hoof
is ready to fill customers orders at 1111
times.
We are particular about the quality
and condition of stot k and purchase no
thing which falls below our standard.
These cuts and prices are samples of
how well We can serve you.
‘ new canruav MARKET.
Adam Steinwald. Proprietor.
Ely Block. So. Main St.
ARBITRATION CONFERENCE.
LAKE MOHONK. N. T.. May 25)“-
'l‘l1e seventh annual Lake Mohonk con-
leroncc on international Arbitration
was begun here this morning. More
than 200 delegates. representing many
sections of the country were present.
Albert K. Smiley. the founder of these
yearly conventions. delivered address-
es of welcome. Dr. Lamsoii offered
prayer.
Boston \\ 11:. itIprcstIntetl by iir l‘ il
ward l‘ vcictt little lIIItiuln Gina. Benja-
min T. 'l‘rucblootl liobcrt 'i‘rcut Paint-
Everett ii. Ilurr. Josiah ll. Quincy.
Scott lI‘. licarslicy. Citarlcs l". Doic
and Henry Pickering.
.i. ii. Slincss. chief justice ol‘ the
Supreme Court of llhotlc island. was
elected chairman. (‘liutou itogers
Woodruff‘. of Philadelphia, and W. .I.
hope. of Boston \it‘l'r‘ ,nnmtItl sctIr-c
tiny and Alexander (‘. Wood. treasilt‘
91'
The following are 111110111; the.I members
of the executive committee: Robert
l‘rcnt l’alnc. iicnjninin T. 'l‘rucblooti.
11nd Edwin-d [6. mile. of Boston. anti
Oscar Laphum. of Rliotlc island.
The chairman's introductory atl-
clross was an exhaustive resume of
what had been accomplished in the
canine of arbitration and an earnest
plea that us nations were now in favor
to piece
long does
county .'
Native
Sliott Tetm Ustiallv.~—T011rist——ilow
long as he continues to draw first.
SPEOIALIISRLE” or
'1 M (1 Si 11 i it it'll
not a ex 1111 an real iris.
LADIES’ TAILOR MADE SUITS.
VENE'l‘lAN CLOTH. IN BLACK, .‘AYY. BROWN, BLUE AND GREY MlX'l‘L'RlSS. ”hill:
AND TAN Sl'ItiDES. MADE N THE LATEST STYLES. Wl’l‘I-i E'I‘ON on FLY lI'itUN'i“
V ' I JACKETS; TRIMMINGS AND LlNlNGS OF THE BEST MA’l‘lCDIALS. CHOICE ()l‘I‘
112 piece Dinner and Tea Sets,
white,
’ p.72 citizen»
BUILDING.
MADE OF ALL WOOL SERGE, lIiUIiiliSl'lfh!’ AND
ANY
SUIT IN THE LOT, WHILE THEY LAST FOR $10.00.
$10.00 BLACK TAFFETA'SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . . $7.50. .
$12.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . . $9.00.
$15.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . . $10.00.
$18.00 BLACK TAFFE‘I‘A SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . . $12.50.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
$9.95. Granite Iron Ham Boilers. 951:.
Decorated Toilet Sets, $1.98. 8 inch Nickle Tea Kettles. 95c.
Decorated Dinner. Tea or Bklst. Plates, 10c. ea. 8 quart Heavy Tin Milk Pans, 121:.
English Porcelain Tea Cups and Saucersi Tack Hammers and Tack Lifters. 70.
9c. Stove Brushes, 81:.
English Porcelain Platters, large size. 29c. Wooden Spoons, 3c.
the sheriff hold oliicc in this
lot Bloody Gulch)».iust.as
is riot an
pains.
Eyes w
lived by
Call in
gether.
of settling disputes without war those
ornctltIal c'hatac'ttu for such scitlc
monts.
«m_‘_
SKIRTS.
Serge Skirts. flaring. nicely tailored
$1.95, value $2.50.
Hi‘iliinniiiic Shirts in black and
blues, at $3.49. ruluc $3M.
(.‘hcvlot Scrut- Skirts. izi‘utlliatc
ilouiice. trimmed with satin and lined
with near silk. $4.49. actual value. 38.
A high grade ilgurcti brilliantiuc
skirt. .litnc pattern, smoothing strictly
11p to date. is accordion plotted with
satin trimmings and near silk lining.
$4.98. Actual value $8.00.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Dresses. Stilts 11nd Skirts matlc to
will furnish the goods.
68 WASHINGTON STREET,
. l I m. of Room 'i.
"mm“ m" d 0 r ““ggew‘m 11 30mm hours. 3 to 11 15. 12. 45 to 6: 30
Saturday
i
The Fair Cloak Store
Trustworthy Skirts and Shirt Waists.
Here the are with the Shirt and Shirt Waist
for your Summer waidmbe.
It's a Special Salt: that means Cut Prices but No Cut In the Quality.
SHIRT WAISTS.
Twenty-
and various colors; many different pitt-
terus both tucked and plain;
insertion
collars.
range t‘ro
tip to S7.
Spring
be closed
prices.
illcycle
order from your own material 01' wc'
Silk anti
prices.
LEISERSON BROTHERS,
LadIu' Tailors and Dressmakers.
sour» uoanttit. coma.
Owing to the death of Mr. Scoflelt! of our firm, the entire star/c
is to be sold at once regardless of cost.
COFI l.D & HOYT,
QOU‘I‘H ,NORWALK. QUINN.
1111111111)" 111101
regain strength and will in time be
able to perform thcii task without liit‘
aid of glass assistance
HOMER B. HOYT,
Large variety of colors in silk Shirt
wnlsts will be closed otit at $1.98 and
SOMETHING SPECIAL IN SUITS.
drcn's garments at lowest
uncommon conditionwit's n
it re
will
hicll are overworker.
properly titted glasses
and We will talk it titer to
Graduate Optician.
United Bank Building.
evenings 7 to 9.
live different styles in white
sailor
anti lace. Prices
111 491: to $2.50.
50.
Suits in different colors must
out. We will accept bargain
Skirts. Rainy-day Skirts
Fancy Petticoats. 11nd Chil-
possible
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
H. K rieger & 60.
29-3! West
Washington Street.
'l'()() .\l.\.\“i' R.\l.\'Y DAYS
lx'lrll‘i‘ A GREAT MANY Lil"
YOUR SPRING (.‘LOTIIFS. WE ARE MAKING
HRiiAT Rlil)L'C'l‘l(iI\'S I.\' :\L L ()L'R DEPA-RT
MENTS NOW 117 YOU WANT NICE TAILOR-
l\l.\l)i‘i SL'lT. Sll.l\’ V\'.\iST OR SKIRT. CALL AND
Siil". Obit-STOCK ‘iii'llI‘le’Ii BUYING ELSE\\'HIERIS.
\\'l". L‘.I\.\' PLEASE Yt’il' \' PRICE. QUALITY AND
STYLE. ()LIR TERMS ARE Till". SAME.
'l‘lllS SEASON li.\S
YOU FROM BLIYING
SMALL DEPOSIT AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE AND ONE
DOLLAR WEEKLY UNTIL PAID. ACCOUNTS
OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
\1'1; 11.11'12111111'1‘ 11x1: l)t)7.l:1.\' 111331.121
111.111'515 51115 11111 new 3101.1, wait“ \vi: .1111:
t'l.(_)Sl.\’(i tii'IiI 111113345. 11111111511 l’ltlt‘l<1$7.oo.
t,'()1\lli .\.\'l) Si'll". ()l'TR L|.\'i". ()l" Slilit'f WAISTS.’
EVERYBODY SAYS Wli ll."\\'l?. THE BEST AS-
SUR'l‘MiiN'l‘ 1N 'l‘l'lli TWIN (fl'l‘iliS. PRICES FROM
50 CENTS T0 $4.50.
H. KRIEGER 8100.
29 and 651 West Washington Street
,’ ' 1.
Tires -.’ Tires I
100 mm Hartford Second: Jun RNIIVOU.
1710er m" for flu Manny 11111111 town.
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Norwalk Chronicler