todsvm mines! the 3
tion ironed by Mr. 3 3 3
secretary at the Inter-n '
Willi Witt to the
our tests the! m cum re-
sardine the presumption ct t... .. -.sri-
ban budllo or bison ‘d whether any
steps could to be Is to prevent the?
education oi the animals was adopted 3
Mr. Hoar, (sim3 at the conclusion
ct routine business called up tor con?
aldfil‘btlon the Joint resolution Dropper
in: an amendment to the constitution
oi the united States respecting the suc»
cession to the presidency in case the
:WOOLEN WAlSTS
’ 8 .98; were $1. 59.
3-95? were - 5'75- '“5' were 3 moo. p‘relldgnltieiggcanould Joe b.3156“: l3.
3“" ‘. . . . ea 3. , tone I scan too It I
a 3'95' were 6 735 580' w r so . inauguration. Without out a word cl“
4;”; were 7.59. 1.95; were 3.00. mtgentt the r‘esoiution wan; Miami 3,“
‘ , on pro museum on a e
‘6 58: WGI'I iO-W- “ 2.95. 5“" 5-°°- requisite two~thlrds of the senators
r . nod: voted for It. ’ 33 .,
WASBING i‘ON. January lib—amber
some preliminary minor business, to.
day. in the House, the committees- Were
, called and Mr. Moody (Ore) from the
Committee on Mining. presented a bill
for the protection or the lives of min-
era in the teritories. it provides that
in every mine over one hundred test
in depth. mine owners be requested to
provld 5, 500 cubic feet of pure air for
3 every ity miners
Mr. Lacey (Is. I the author of the bill
or ed an amendment providing that the
ore of coal mines should employ
shot lit-ere to lire shots therein. While
the bill was being discussed something
0! a stir was caused by the appearance
of sincere and marines of the German
cruiser Moltire, who had suited the
Senate. and has marched into the
House public gallery in uniform and-
accoutre'd with their side arms; The
contusion “was so pronounced that the
N...” MW.
MAN SPRAGUE DEAD. Iland Cnl . cle .Mles Calollna 80rd-
on Boston; assistant clerk Miss Mar-
the. A. Hopkins. Brooklyn; treasurer
Edwin H Baker Greenwich Conn.
w.m-w.m_
PATRICK TRIAL AGAIN.
Effort Made to Have the 1896 Will of
Millionaire Rice Admutted.
NEW YORK. January 30—~’l‘he trial
of AlheIt '1‘. Patrick. attorney. accused
of the murder of William Marsh Rice
u millionaire of Texas. was continued
today. before Recorder Gofl Norman
8. Meidrum. a banker. to whom Pat~
rich ls alleged to haVe made suggestion
that there he no contest of the will of
1900. alleged to have been forged. was
recalled to the stand as the first wit.
ness of the day Meldrum said he and
Captain Baker met Patrick at Rice's
apartments on septemher 27,1900 Pat-
rick on that occasion told of the 1900
will and showed a copy of the document
making a general assignment of Rice 3
- property to Which. in the opinion
of the witness the signature on the as-
- alignment was a forgery The 1896 will.
. known as the Baker will was handed ‘8
to idde and be identified the signa-
ture as a genuine one of William M
«humane! We lthy Real-
3% of Brookllnc, all.
NOE. it. 1., Janusrv 30-»
daemon Charles F. :
asbschusetts. died at a 2
here today ‘
' e he'd been at the Butler
‘ was able to discharge
ll his time expired. it
3 has that travel would
3 3 ed health but a trip to
’ taught no favorable result
li'eturpinz Mr Bprssue went
Lotti! hospital at Waverly
Witt. Later he was taken
Imitlcr asylum at Providence
a case was pronounced help
3 was forty tour years 01.4.8
' or Brookllne. Mesa, and very
' Widow. who was a grand-
(0 order.
and the bill was paced.
The House then Weill. Into committee
or the whole and entered upon the con-
sideration of the bill for the emotion
ot a permanent census bureau.
bun—n
“’
ADJOURN! UNTILTUEBDA‘V.
w
Constitutional, Convention Will Meet
Only Time Day: a Week. 3
HARTFORD January 30~President
Andrews called the constitutional con
vention to order at ll o'clock todlg.
Prayer was altered by Chaplain split
A discussl as to whether the con
vention shop It sit on Fridays was
brought up by a motion of Mr. Warner.
of Salisbury, that when odiournmont
Rice
Assistant District Attorney Osborne
here asked again to here the 1896 will
admitted as evidence.
Mr. Moore for Patrick objected say.
in; there was no erenc‘e before the
court that Patrick ever saw the 1800
will before the death of Mr. Rice
I.
I: Report: That There Is
or AMI-lean Education;
‘ January 30.--A spirit 0!
3i.- beeu heightened by conv
, the United States and a de-
'Amerlcnn education. was re-
hlre. Alice Gordon uullck
it! the international institute
3 Spain at the annual meet-
the institution held here to
advancement of educa
tannins. Gudck said the
public instruction is plan-
reforms At the present
thin: 8000 Spanish child-
gthught by women one
a institute and the domestic
= ere cannot be supplied
“I 88MB. capen. LLD president
tatc presided at today's
Mr. aspen and Katherine
of ellesley College. spoke on
opportunity to establish
12: 30. The motion was passed h‘yn
M... vote ll 'iortpuontei to ofgrg-twgo S'IIbnef
- . quent v on mo on r, m s. o
W T::g¥r:gm¥§:fi::R:a-:Thero Glastonbury, the vote was reconsider-
A 4 ed and it was decided not to meat lion-
was very active deman for Amalnm- d... but to mall on Tuesday at 12. 80
alert Copper in the opening dealings On motion or new...“ In“ of West
which carried it up 1%. Andconds was Hartford under the mm” of“... the
lifted over a point in sympdthy and convention 8.“ on “M.“ Wednes-
RocII island and Baltimore & Ohio rose a.” and Thursday! '” W3“-
a point each. sugar was depressed a By request Hr Webb. of Hamden.
sharp traction. but rallied. Fractional introduced . resolution that the (loner
gains were the rule in the general list. a; Assembly shall consist of . House 0;
but business was very dull and narrow “manna“. not to “m ”5
WALL STREET. 3 It. m'”"T"d‘“ members and no towu to have less
mm ""8“" “I“ there "3 W that one representatives. Towns now
selling aépf the rlllmfld stocks when Sli- m. hem“... hithll 5 000 inhabitants
our d lined to the lowest and AW- shall be entitled to one additional rep
._ {mated reacted half. Later Willi! 0? renentatlve. Towns entitled to only
3m immdimxy in m he ravines which reached them 3
. , Roberts. who is the w helped to better the tone. locomotive
Mymuuye of the eon,“ lidvanoed over apolnt Dlltllll . l the
t some days with fir, preferred 2%; 3 8T
“ 15¢); in Am“ mm m illuie 2%. and LinseedPl-ef Preferred t.
h of a permanent Lead preferred lost 2%., 3 A ,
titute save a merit 3 TOOAY'I QUOTATION}.
oi thiglsit and plains Reports over private wire all
an annual approprlltlou of $5030 from
the state treasury tor the purpose at
maintaining a public library within
their town. The Senate to he compos-
cdofsemernbsnandtobebasedon
pagination but county lines are not to
mil to committee of
.8 I I old.
the micllostliir VIII
“That the present system of room
not B. ulpen LL. I)";
sident. Colonel Ohm
Brook 3 second done: Now Recon 0 liar-tiered We.
. 8 it ternurr 4. Naomi
taste to”; lot , Marleen I New fistulas.
silt 8e III By request Delegate No
Newton introduced:
bab' set 6&8
cs Dali. d; Ohio 103
blew: ‘ ‘
mac! shimmer. Oah-
' H 3 108
Clil 3.1. I 8157* an”?!
(3.0.0. & St. l... “#1”
CH: Call" 171 173'“ I”
U ELM-1868563“ 33
Id. 933 3!
Double 33 gets
.munm
speaker was obliged to call the liouse 3.
The Lacey amendment was adopted 3
be taken it be to meet on Monday -t ;
one representative shall each receive .
introduced '
«sebum:
ii utmnamdsmuitbmunmf
present time, with the Relieving new
Norwich 3:;
“guitarist our mutually-our lattice
cwm eoflfil'htm end In“. ‘ ‘
M Krssoviiz GI 3 Fox.
' ills' redone.
Corner North Main and Ann 8m.
Mirth Nerwalk.‘ 83 .
WEDNESDAY JANIJAIW 8.1908.
GOING .0!” OF BUSINESS
On account of ill condition or in:
hoslth and my I expiring. l have
concluded to closeout my Business
and will son the " ‘
BBI‘IIIB 78MB III II SABBIHBE
rm... posthumous will be to those
who come first. 3
Hero is schanceto set
Furniture. Carpets. Etc.
OlllllAP.
C W. HOYT
fianceesor to Boodeld & Hoyt,
Nomalk Club Building 61-Wl” 8t.
' I Norwalk. Conn.
ENTERTAIN MENTS
HOYT’S3 IZHEATRE
SATURDAY MATLNEE AND NIGHT,
Faiausav In.
Last Seesqn' {Big Success
WILLIAM .BONELLI'B
iAct Sensational Play
An
American
Gentleman “
scallion by
. no.9: aunt,
and Carefully Selected Company.
Granny.
:EW Comedy Situlilono.
A play”, for
W Itartlln Clint-nu.
Matinee
e people.
"Wee
l
and 20 cents.
elem: .35. 50 cents.
port's figures.
One Night Only.
rueoosv avenge, February «I».
Luciér’s .‘Noveliu
Comedu Companu
RUIN“ UNIFORMID BAND
and .
IUPIRD ORCHESTRA.
Return of the old inherited with New
comedies. NP“, soup. New
Dlacsa. New Music.
items or losses II. Lucien; be
Iliad loin: Commit.
PIICII, to. so: so and so emu.
. the integrity of the oillcers.
Cloak Stile
interesting to purchsms.
Mrs. Potts' l Irons, . ..
5 gal. Oil Cans, galvanized .. .69c.
Hall Lamps ..8.
Flour Steven lOCl
..-.-scu-b.
smacnv mo coasumos. ' '
Charges Made Against British Officers
Will Be investigated.
LONDON. Jauunry lid—The report of
the parliamentary committee appointed
to invoctigate the charges of bribery
and corruption made by Sir John Blun-
dell Maple (Conservative) against the
British cine-ere who purchased army
horses in Metro-Hungary. censor-es
Sir John for unjustifiable attacks upon
But, at
the same time.’ hie committee finds
that an excessive price was paid,
whereby horse dealers were enabled to
divide a profit of about £15 In the case
the contractors only £12 to £17.
The committee also expresses our.
prise at the fact the government rc-
mount depirtment tohk' no steps to as-
certain the best sources of supply in
Hungary. until the South African war
had been in progress for six months,
of each horse. on animals which cost
33 OUR ANNUAL mmsrmon or announce just received, and ob map on up. res
line this union includes all the 1.3
owners enemas nun tusps'rmos.
demotion EDGINGS nun Inensrmos.
csnenrc Asp sslusoon sebptso
swxss NAINSOOK AND cements snrs.
csmnmc AND NAINSOOK ALLOVERS.
‘ spattems n
flpusefurnishing Department
89“ Lunch Boxes ‘
Hand Lamps. (with stand)
Galvanized Coal Hods .
Tristram & Hyatt,
thereby involving the country in a loss
of £12 000 on a single contract.
DR. ”MILLER DEAD.
Pl'l'lSBURG. January 30 ..—-—ltev Dr.
A. B Miller forty;one years of age
president of Waynesburs. Pm. College
died today. of paralysis.
ARRIVAL! 0P 'VESBELO.
NEW YORK, January 30. -—Arrived:
Steamer Nord America. from Naples;
Oceanic from luverpool.
lines are by who throt-
tied.
”$3.91”: and Mammalian:
Health is awaiting .a. bottled.
was the macro. Dice.
on. stem momma
m .
Glover s the Place
5 Economy in 3a, pond thin; cen-
orally. hutthars is always 9 lim-
it in prices being which it is un-
safe to no. ‘ ‘
We are supposed that we buy
rteololeaaltiapolllble. lfyou
'elntolavlstislts wedon'toh-
use. 3
The Wee
temperature .
Y3 treasurer
I
The Lot
Wear Goods for Mart and Women.
Glosnng OUt Barg
i
...
It
s
I .
We will continue our SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES’. MISSES AND CHILDREN’S GAR-
MENTS. Every garment In our stock must be sold and we have made prices on them that will be
M.» ;
Bracket Lamps, complete . . 29c.
Heavy Tumblers . . .I. . . so. each.
Galvanized Pails .. . .. ..... . 19¢.
5c.
I Norwalk Ct.
lees
.......19c.
23c.
. . . . . 25c. P.aper Lamp Shades.
c Outfitters in Ready-to-
all'lS
in“
In 3&1er Departmdhl
Children s Cosfitlong and short ones, at sacrifice prieli
I Ladiel’ coatsfiloriz and short at sacrifice prices.
For Collars and Boat. at sacrifice prices. 3
Ladies’ and Mens" Underwear, at sacrifice prices.
Men‘s and Boy’s Clothing at sacrifice prices.
.jGREAT REDUCTIONS
I
Ipflnf (coda arrive.
You can weer just ll good it you trade with us.
IN OUR
mumwuwa‘a‘c.”
Our entire winter stock must be closed out before the new
" . l
”was...”
Donut envy your neighbors because they wear good clothes.
-.
Norwalk Chronicler