a report on‘ the Groton
3 1 trolley road petition, lefus
petitions sent in created a
e House this morning. Mr.
11101111 for this tc1 1'11on and
.. clicccdin‘gly hard to de-
ton one was the best. The res-
ported 111110110111ny was that
. trainer. at al. for the Studio:-
Mystic road.
ckley of Stonington. In an
1111 speech appealed to the
vs the people 01’ that part.
"at learn one trolleymh‘e
care whi1h. Mr Hlncklcy r-c
teat applause for his speech
11111111111 Was tabled in order that
. mittee should decide on wnat
mad should be ‘given the right
road Committee reported
on the petition of 1‘
11219 1 nl tor the incorporation
Farmingtou Valley 'i'1amway
reported favorably pro-
its 1'01 he nomination of three
“‘ lb ersi‘of public works.
ll 'orpo1ating the Groton
an and the Groton Electric.
Water Company were re
'lilll approllriating $3.000 for 1111.1
salon or the San Jose scale to
cw Haven Agr'icuitulal station
b‘ied after some discussion.
Indy ‘of Greenwmu. said that
liege ought to have the ap-
n .
the said that the state had
'1 Icultural chemisti y w as
d at" New Haven. where
work was done. He said
ought to be given li.‘ The amend
iving the money to Stone was
It was reconsidered and 1111
out rejected. The original
iii“ Was then tabled “'
.9 ltios and boroughs committee
11 tv‘vo reports standing 3.1 to 4
‘ ' log, on the resolution amend-
o'olla‘rter of 111941113 of New Bi'l
Both reports oiiei substitute
the difference of opinion being
., 11 course of an appeal for dain-
as he majority 111 port sending (lam-
ed parties to the courts to thicsh It
again. The House and Senate con»
‘ ed in passing a resolutaion [18.1113
July 25. 1007 as Connecticut Chiro-
us day. (111 that day Governor
Leah.Unl1e1i States Senator (l. H
l. and Senator Franklin will speak
'Plainville.
12 House receded from its provi-
il 15 action today and 110111 uricd With
,tA 0 Senate in rciettlug the bill thong-
ill: the 111111111 of the (‘ouncr that In-
t rary institute to the 51111111111 111-1111
A substitute mil was 11111111191]
by he cities and boroughs committee
riding the (hill'ier of the city of
niford. it provides for lht1 rear
Allzémeni of tax disrricis making
, o more. plcveuts the nor umulatlon
a floating 1111111 and 1haugcs 1111
"lions from annual 111 hi -ennlnl and
0111 11111 1111; to fall. I‘nbied.
‘raation Unmpliny Wits passed “rill
ion that 11 lay at least tWo miles
within two real 11
barbers' Iit‘cill‘l‘o bill was pushed
”to one or two amendments.
Senate Prose-dings.
RTFORD. .Illn11 4 -'i'h1- petition
a Fair Haven it WoBtVIile road.
w Haven. fur rights over certain
Aswan passed by the 131111111111. 'I'ho
lion of the same road to build from
,W Haven to 1111101 W00 granted.
.3 railroad 11011111101911 reported 1111
“I. 1‘1ny on the petition of 0.8 .
thing and others for a street rail-
A a Groton.
ti‘ , 11101101111 commutes ruepoilml fu-
iv an the resolution of (l. K. Al-
nd others for the incorporation
out railway in Hamdsn In Che
. hioh is can of the most Import
. lloy franchises granted this see
resolution 1h:-
incorporation
FBovai
" 11111 1111011111
1001111115650le
I American
. state and local licenses with. lines 101'
'1or Hartford assistant 31.000:
'1‘ 0"i11001'poratiou of 1111 Willinian~
Window.
The 11111113.... are 1111
pressed with the bearing of tire child
‘ . and hold some 11111111111111 to 111111 be
01111011151011 Street Railway (.7, may
was passed. 1111111111 arse 111111 01111
as opposed the resolution as the 120111111;
1111 still to pass on suits pendins.A. 1
The petition of the 11111111110 Door. to
Improvement Company. of New Haven.
(”for incorporation. was rejected.
The Senate passed the women 11011
page bill this attsruoonlon motion 1111
Senator Lanyon. of obesshiio. lbs
vote was unanimous M the House
defeated the -..bill It will new iemain
for the two houses to come together
The Senate debuted at 110010 length
the free text book bill. Shators Ken-
ealy, Allis and others opposln it and"
Senator Bree supportin it. Senntm-
nenealy wanted some measure passed
that would give the benefit of the large
gain on school books to the towns
which might purchase them and soil to
children. Tabled.
The senate received the uncalled
itinerant vendors’ bill. it provides lor
engaging In business without doing so
Such renders shall deposit 8500 as a
special deposit With the state treasur-
er before doln business. 'i‘he. license
are to be state $100 local 53.1.8 .
The state is attorney bill came 1 th .
Senate today. It places salaries of
state s attorneis in New iniavon Hnr-t
lord and Faiilicld counties at $4. 000 a
year. The Sunolmloi Court may allow.
Water'-
hury $1,200 for assistant; New Haven
$1.000 for assistant: l‘airfleld county
$1,000 for assistant. The state's attor-
neys in Tollnnd county 81.250: i.itch~
field $1.800; Windham $1300. 'l‘liese
.saiaries are increases 111 various
‘amounts. A
The bill putting the trolley roads
of the 111111.11 under the present lailroao
committee was Iepol'led favorably to-
(1111.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 11. in.—~
Prices were generally higher at the
opening but there were few exceptions
amongst the internationals ill sympa-
thy with lower prices in London.
Reading Union Pacific. St. Paul and
Rock Island were off a fraction and
Sugar dropped 11,1. Amalgamated Cop-
per. Denver & Rio Grands. Atchlson
Preferred and Ontario 81 Western rose
from I to 11,1. and Des Molnes and Fort
Dodge was up 2%. Dealings were large
and well distributedfl
WALL STREET. ll 11. m.~—-Stocks
which are not usually prominent in the
dealings were advanced from 1 to 3
points. but meanwhile the prominent
stocks Were being sold h1eavily under
cover of this strength. Large blocks
of Sugar were offered. forcing it down
by. to 1471/... St. Paul 1031211111111
Amalgamated Copper. the Readings
Paciflcs and Atchison dropped 1 to 2
points. Ontario £1 Western was a con-
spicuous exception. rising 2% on the
reported acquisition of the Delaware
& Hudson Canal. A1 lli~o'clock they
Were above the lowesh-but speculation
was nervous.
Will i. STREET. noon—Soccinl
stocks were lifted shar.ply but without
iatiracting any large demand for the
general list. These included the 11'1-111
tions New York Ccntr,ul Wabash Pie
felled Nmiolk 81 Western. Reading
and the Chicago Terminal issues.
whlcll advanced thirteen points on
light dealings. The Paclflcs. Grangcrs
and United States Steel stocks wore
unloaded on every rise. Union Pacific
fell 31., under last night. The whole
market gave way In sympathy. Bonds
nor-11 lower for the lending issues.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—--Pl‘i1:es
made progress towards recovery on
llghi dealings. the rally extending to
“i and 151, in Union Pacific. Sflllhlel‘ll
l’mlilc. Atc.hlsnn St. Paul and Sugar.
'illc last named stock weakened again
to lib and unsettled the list once
more. .Iust before l o'clock Southern
Purim sported to the high point of the
(i111
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or m. a
Bohme. commission broker, Swans It
Corbrti's block. South Norwalk:
Open High Low [:30
Am (‘01 Oil 211 211
1.111 S.R.Co,l1'11'y§ ”2% 140% lloilfi
lAin. 'l‘ob (‘0...110 I41 138% “19%
Atrnhlsou 88 218% 815% 01",”
Atcllison 11111.. 111111. 10111. 108% 104%
Hall. 81 Ohio. 10111; l08% Hill/n 107711
Hkyn. It. '1‘.. 820'; 83% 112% 82%
Una. South” 71 1'
(You. 111' N. .i., lllb 100% 160 “10%
(files. 1&1 Ohio, bi 111% 110% nil/1
t‘lii. & N. W. 201") 205% 20401 204 11.
C. 01.8: 81.. P. 174% ”404 ”2% 173%
(.‘hi. ii. i. & i’. “it Iii4l/4 10:1 103%
0.0.0. it St. I... dilly. 86%
i). 111 ll. 01111.. 11194); 1119
Gen. El. 00., 240 2414
Lou. 81 Nash. l08 l07l¢
'War. 61 West. {13% 1141/.
Man. Consol.. ”11%
Metropolitan. 174%
M. K. a T. pfd. (111
Minor. Paclllc. 115%
Not. Load 00.. 19%
N. Y. 0. urn. 158
N. Y.. 0. a W. 36% 117%.
(Jon. Tobacco. 110
anillc Mail. 40%
snnaylvanla. 150%
People's Gas. 110
Phil. 11': Read“ 47%
P. I: R. pith. 00%
8011. Railway. 35%
Son. Ry. 11111.. 87%
Son Pacific. 511%
Tenn. C. it I.. 112 Bi
U. 14.].ssther. 16% 14%
11s. 11.00. pm. 807/1. 801/11“
U. 15. Rubber. 21 21
Union Pacific.lli% 114% 111% 113%
1111131111. 11111.11le 92 91% 91%
1111111111111 old. 1191 iii 1151 15
AWost. Union. 96% iii? 04% 94%
‘llix. Div. l per cent.
"Not another word siri Remember.
I was out out for :11 gentleman. "
"Well 11111110110 W1Whmoi‘ulll
170 Hill
250 240
108 HMS/4
00% 1'13
liii 114%
1750’.
1109b
believed. by
the outline 1111111. 1111 n 81111111 11 awful b
onil’llo 111111111 0‘
cause of 111111 11011101101111.
Shortly the conductor came in and
collected 011011111110- from the woman.
He pulled the indicator strap and as
little girl was not spoken to, but she
faced the condnotor and In 3 11101110011
ddoniial 111101111011 remarked “i’ in seven
when 1111 out, but live when 1111 in a
car.’A' Every one inlths on felt no»
easy and sorry and 11111101111111 01111.11 had
the tsmsrity to out their heads togoth
er knowingly and say. "Well. that’s
pretty good." 3
PMNE'S MONUMENT.
New Rochelle Is to be removed to
make room for the widening of North
street, which Is intended to be made
one of the finest boulevards in the
state of New York Paine died In New
Yoik in 1809 and was buried on 11111
estate at New 1110111101111 but his re
mains are not supposed to rest there
having been removed to England It Is
liliam Corbett the poet.
inter 11101113111111 loose.
and Bacon ln‘
Nobody seems to
know what became of thorn. they were;
rejected by the people of England One
account Is that the body was cast into
.lilcmluimes: another. that It was 1111111 .
ed around for a time and exhibited in a
museum. However. the people of New
Rochelle venerated the memory of the
zealous patriot and built the monument
over the spot that he chose for his
nesting place fifty. years ago. 1110
house in which Paine lived in New Ro-
chelle is still standing. and will be vis—
ible from the boulevard. The moon-
ment will be preserved. and moved
back no farther than necessary to
make room for the improvement.
After Corbett had removed Values
remains Byron wrote the. following cpl-
gram on the performance:
In digging 11p your bones 'l‘om Paine.
Will Corbett has done well;
You visit him on earth again.
He' II visit you in hell
AN ABBREVIATION.
.4 colonel of a British regiment in
South Africa who was repairing a rail
road after one of General De Wat‘s
many breakagcs discovered a fine
empty house. which he proceeded to
occupy as headquarters.
When the news of the colonel's com-
fortable quarters reached Blocmfou
tein. he received a telegram which
read:
‘0. 'I M wants house."
The colonel was unable to make out
what "G T M." meant and 'lnquircd
of officers. who translated It' general
traffic manager."
“All right." said the colonel.
can use hieroglyhics. so can I."
So be wired back:
“G. 'l‘. M. can G. T. H."
Two days later he received a dis
patch from Bloemfontein ordering him
to attend a board of inquiry On ap-
pearing in due course he was asked
what he meant by sending such an in
suiting message to a superior officer
‘insultlng?" repeated the colonel in-
nocently. “it was nothing of the kind."
"But what do you mean." demanded
his superior. “by telling me I can '6.
'I‘ H. .. ..
“It was simply an abbrovatlon." rc-
plied the colonel— “G. ’l‘. M (general
tlni‘llc manager) can G. T. 11. (get the
houscl.”
"if as
THE HORSE HE BOUGHT.
Higgins is troubled with an over
weaning curiosity about other people“ 1.
affairs. Occasionally he gets taken
down however.
He met Smithcrs in 11 car; he does
not know Smithers very well. but be
“me boy's" him as If he were a ..ic-
long friend.
"Busy. eh?“ lro inquired at once.
"Yes" said Smithors deliberately:
“been looking after a horse for my
wife."
"Have. elii’?
him for you."
"0b. We bought aim.“
"Not without trying him? Was no
sound?"
"He appeared to be.”
“Doesn‘t shy?"
“No, certainly 1101."
“Good mouth 1" ‘
"Yes. i think on."
"Good manners?"
but here Smithcrs arrived at his
street. When he reached the door no
called back to Higgins:
'i neglected to mention tli11 kind of
20m“ my wife wanted. It was 11 clothes
1111111."
Well. let me look over
m...
THE KIND WOMAN. 1»
H11 was a poor. tired specimen of
the Weary Willie typo. After a good
twu nlilos' walk he arrived at the
gate of a promising-looking country
mansion. With heavy stops he walked
up the short drive in full view of the
drawing-room window. Dropping on
his 111191111 011 the front lawn he began
to eat the grass. instantly the French
Ch‘riation. benevolent old lady stepped
on
“My poor man." she said "why do
you out the grass?" '
immediately there followed a long
recital of Willie's 110011. A 1
gYDli must be hungry?" she replied.
H 0
111111 1 11 110011 to show you the way to
the .back lawn. You will find the
31111111111130.
W.
CONITiTUTiON DISAHPOiNTiNG.
NEWPOM. It. i.. June 1.4111111 Gon-
stltutlon disappointed liar admirers by
not going out this foronoon A new
11111111 111111 was bani. yesterday utter-
noon and it 11111 hoisted In good new
1011 today.
1111 01111 11111111 ysiitsrdoy..bui this
111111111111 it needed A In
111 11 1111111111 I
VII
he passed the child looked at her as ,
though “siting her up" for age 1:111.
The monument to Thomas Paine, in 1
.‘We‘rlt- .3,
window was opened and a good kind'
0 round to the.bwk door and
grass .vsny much longer round there.” '
tdid‘notutsswoliuA
ill. Krasovuz 1811
A Ladies Tailors. E.
#17 11011111 will ”our, Ag. .
80th Nowhlk, Goon. 1
MW
TOO LATE.
in spite. of many unforeseen delays
and apparently false -.starts the end or
the world had 001110 at last .
The 11 limpet had begun to 11010111.
and earth’s inhabitants
terror. were hurrying aimlessly to and
fro. In the vain hope of escaping the
dread calamity.
All but one.
Nikola Tesla.
Serene. self-confident, and smiling,
he bade the affright‘cd people near him
to be of good cheer.
"l have) 111 perfected :1 discovery.
he said. ad am silent to give it to
the world. by w lcii‘ the life of man
may be prolongs“ iindeilnitely, no last
1111' what may threaten It with extinc-
ton " 3'
But be delayed a little too long. and
11A moment later he was gathered in
avith the rest of them. ~L‘hicago ’l"-li
[ille-
$5“. 75 perton
DELIVERED TN YOUR BIN.
cm
i
We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that is the BES'l'. .
Place your orders now, and take ad-
vantage of price quoted above.
Best ill quality. cleanly screened.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
been In the past. give us your order.
and we will please you.
11111111111110.
Successors to E. Harris.
Coal Yard and 011m Water street
Branch Office corner; Washington and
Main strests.80 .1, la i;Norwall1,Coiio
1 T016030 0011.310
,..._.._.. ..,__.. a- _
Mitchell 81 Son. Auctioneers.
Anotidii Sale
of line
Bulldog Lots
Meadow, Street,
111.111.1111 1511,
EASY TERMS.
Fan 13
for mei‘i“—~ worsted —-
SI.25 up.
The Bicycle sort. 5| up.
, o
Surfs
.Serge - guaranieed all
wool. $5.00.
. Bicycle exceptional val~
Lies. $2.50 and more.
1
25 cents. ‘
ails
Crash. 3!? cents.
.1113? 1 ~
1). GOTLIEB
pole with .
Children's Wash Suits. "
i
1‘51. “
AND I‘AN solicits MADE IN
112 piece Dinner and Tea Sets,
10 piece Decorated Toilet Sets.
white, . 1
1 13'
LADIES 'iAiLOR MADE SL' i' I S, MADE OF ALL WOOL SERGE HOMESPUN AND
VENETIAN CLOIUH 1N BL’iCK, N \\ Y BROWN
nnUi; AND GREY 11111131111115, 011.11:
'r21u LA‘ltsrs’ribfizs WITH ETON 011‘ FLY mom
JACKETS; ’lRIMMINGS‘AND LiNl\GS OF THE BEST MAI EDIALS CHOICE OF ANY
SUIT IN THE LOT, WIIILE ”iilli \ L \ST FOR $10.00.
$10.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR .
. . . . $7.50.
$12.60 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS'FORA . . . . $9.00.
$15.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR 1. . . . . . $10.00.
$18.00 BLACK TAFFETA ‘SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . . . $12.50.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
$9.95. Granite Iron Ham Boilers, 951:.
$1.98. 8 inch Nickle Tea Kettles. 950..
Decorated" Dinner. Tea or Bkist. Plates. roc. ea. 8'quart Heavy Tin Milk Pans. 121:.
English Porcelain Tea Cups and Saucers, Tack Hammers and Tack Lifters, 7c.
9c. .-Stove Brushes, Sc.
English Porcelain Platters, large size. 29c. Wooden Spoons, 31:.
GREGORY'S POINT.
South Norwalk.
J. E. SULLIVAN,
Priprietor and Manager.
Terms reasonable. Bathing, boat-
ing. fishing. Electric cars to hotel.
.1:onnectlng with all trains on tho N
Y.. N. H. to H R. if.
UNSU‘RPASSED.
RHODE CSLANAD CLAM BAKES AND
SHORE DlNNERS.
THE BLAKE OF THE SUN.
1 The bright sun ls exceedingly trying
to many eyeswalways defective ones—
that need Intelligent attention. The
light of the world was created for
man's use. and no normal eye rejects
it. Catarrh or thehead and local eye
sensitive to bright lights. are caused
by eye strains." Such nnfortunatcs of-
ten resort to cheap colored glasses.
which only afford temporary relief.
the
and ultimately tend to Increase
trouble. ‘
HOMER 8.110"?
Graduate Optician.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
Oilicc hours. 8 to 11:45. 12:45 to 11:30.
Saturday evenings, 7 to 9.
RAISED FOR FOOD.
The difference between the flesh of
animals is strongly marked. That cut
from young animals. whose sole object
in living Is to be useful when dead. is
tender. delicious. nourishing. That
groan old stock is dough stringy and
13'
Our meats are of the good kind.
They look good. taste good and are
good.
Cost 110 more than ordinary meats.
NEW CENTURY MARKET.
Adam Steinwsld, Proprietor.
Ely block, So. M11111 :11.
F. ISON
02 North Main St.
Opposite Tilly Carriage Works.
‘ ,.
PAINTER.
PAPER HINGE)?
A very iiiie assortment of
fiapers and moulding
me supplies and ready—mixed
paints.
- . .
N You 111001.11 mg on...
T1111 Conn. General Life 11111. 130.. 01
Hartford, sold last year to citizens of
loonnaotiout Investments and life 11011
11111111: 1111101111th to nearly
1111.11 1111 well: as reliable. __
raisraaa & HYATT.
DolonHouse fl
1111GC
This is evidence that they are pop- '
NORWALK, CONN.
H. K rieger a. Co.
211-131 West
Washington Street.
'l'OO MANY RAINY DAYS 'i‘lIiS SEASON HAS
KEPT A GREAT MANY O 1" YOU FROM BUYING
YOUR SPRING CLOTHES. WE ARE MAKING
('REAT REDUCTIONS 1N \LL OL‘li. DEPART-
MEN TS. NOW IT' YOU W '\.\'l A NICE 1 \ILOR—
MADE SLIA‘ SILK \M.ll5’l‘ OR SKIRT, CALL AND
SEE OURT'S‘FOCK BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
WE CAN PLEASE YOU IN PRICE, QUALITY AND
STYLE. OUR TERMS ARE THE SAME.
SMALL DEPOSIT AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE AND ONE
DOLLAR WEEKLY UNTIL PAID. ACCOUNTS
OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
wa 11.1w: linour ONE 11021211 RUSSIAN
BLOLTSIE SUITS you novs 3'10 3, WHICH WE ARE
1711151111; our 1111115345. 11011111311 PRICE $7.00.
”COME .‘lNlJ.SEIi OUR LINE OF SHIRT )NAISTS.
EVERYBODY, SAYS WE HAVE THE BEST AS-
SORTMENT IN THE TWIN CITIES. PRICES FROM
50 CENTS TO $4.50.
R 81 CO.
29 and 5i West Washington Street
1-
1 l
' “1 _ ,. .'
’11- A._ ... ' . M. . 1
are.» ~ an”.
.1015 Fair: Hartford hound: Jim Rewind.
rho our ms for 1111 Murray In tho town.
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