I‘M. flaw .I H...
‘Solo.'Auonts
F. D. Lyon 8100.
:“Former Prices,
It?“ Car fare on $5.
All'l‘ol our line French Flannel Waisis on the Barg‘alnl
$1. 95,
\
Ie for
$3. 75 to $5.75.
00 purchasesI or over.
WILL IT as PEACE on WAR? .
.. Proceedings
lt’ert' convention To Decide.
OKIN. Mar ill—«Unless indi
lots Nos 1,
'epoi‘t of the scale committee
«thefcourentiou this after~
Upon. this report bangs the final
:this mor'nlu than at any time
$191le a ions of the con
he Mine \Votkols to insist up
flier concessions than the. posted
tines or the opeIntoIs provide for
41' IE delegates were noticeably on
not to hear the report of the some
mmlttee ‘I
The idea prevails anions: those not
twention‘ will Invest in National
ident Mitchell and the district
idehts to render the final decision.
his connection President Mitchell
0 the. Associated Press corres
' nt: “There has been no hill
thon of such action being taken by
noggitioh‘ at leadt l lune not
other ofllcinl stated that this pro
is not particularly ngieenble
IE but thev wonld accede
o demands of the delegates. 'l'he
uvention went into executive sess-
shortiv after 9 o‘clock and began
c considerations of the resolutions
over frotn yesterday
,or‘ning’ session adjourned at
it up business of impottance
been transacted The local
pdgos of the miners union were in
aid the Scranton Street
trikers finaoci Iiy The
r cumming business for the con
él'd ration of the convention is the re
of the scale committee
‘WRECKAGE PICKED UP.
ANTUGKET Mass” March 2!. —~
all of the Monomoi life saving
slifje boat and the log book kept
In men together with some pa-
elonging to the barge Wadena
tied up today outside of Great
The drifting of the wreckage
is ’ ht has led to the. belief that
of the bodies of the to elre men
_ ‘ Monday 3 accident
chore and catch is
, Feel GOod
' Fence-tor Sale
‘Sou. Ry. pfd,
‘ Tenn C. Cal,
in the Mine
H
' one full today s proceedings in the
. 7 and ii United Mine
Criteria of America will decide the
whether it is to be peace or
ween the operators and “lid
completed and will be sub.
sions of the delegates and the. at.-
chore of expectancy was mOIe pro—
he Confidence of the leaders that
. Man. Conant;
'1 13.831483 pfd“
FIFERS AND DRUMMERS
Officers Elected at Annual Convention
in Middletown.
DUDDLHETO\VN. March 21-Thore
were seventeen corps represented by
delegates at the annual convention of
the Fife and Drum Corps Association
of this state which was held yester
day afternoon in the rooms of the T.
M. Russell Corps. of .this city. The
delegates were from the Seymour.
Southiugton. Auaouin. Derby. Edge-
wood and Second Regl lent Band, of
New Haven: Union on Graphophouc.
of Bridgeport; Hartford. Deep River.
East Hampton. Milford New Britain.
(Merldeu. Stamford. Iiiayfiowcr. of
IOIIIngII and Russell of this city.
' The following officers were. elected:
President. James Word. '1‘. hr. ““330”
Corps, this city: firstvico plesideni. F.
.i. Wetseino. of Bridgeport; second
Iice e-‘pIesldIhIt. John build. of West-
ville: financial and recording serro'
tary i». E Pdutt. Deep River; treasur.
James Bonnet of Soutbiugtou. it
was voted to hold the annual summer
contest for prizes in this IIitI the lat
ter part of August.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. fur-Colo-
rado Fuel sold at 107 and 107%, in
quick succession. at the opening: com~
pared with 106% inst night. Stocks of
minor steel companies hardened in
sympath). hilt lultcd States Steel dc-
clincd Peoples Gas and Minneapolis,
St. Paul and Sanlte Ste. Maiie rose
about 11 point The Readings. Pacific
Mail and General Electric, selling ex-
dlvidend. declinedsharp fractions.
WALL STREET. 1 p. uI.~Thc gone
ral market was slightly reactionary.
but trading was mall. Colorado II‘uel
rallied about two and Brooklyn Tran~
sit a point United States Rubber roseI
2% in all the preferred" ., American
'ioII-Iphone and Telcginph three and
Menopolitau Elevated pIeferrIId 11,5.
'l‘eIIIIs Land Trust lost a point and
Minneapolis and St. Louis preferred 3.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Repoits over private Wire 01' E. A
Bohme. commission broker. Swnitz Q,
Corbett's block South Norwalk.
Upon High Lou
64% 6114; (32%
32 32% 31%
Am. 8. R. DC. 131% 131% 130%
Atchlson, 77% T7 :53 77%
Ambition ptd.. 97% Willi-1'9 as
Bait 8'; Ohio 106‘4‘10633 IOD‘R
Bkyn R. T... 6771i; 67% 66%-
C.’ M, & St. P. 165% 166% 165
Chl. R. l. & P. 172%-
D. & H. Cain, ”11,5 171%:
U. S. Steel. 421;: 42%
U. S. Stool pfd. 94% 94%
Geo. Ehxz pc 313 319 _
Lou. & Mum. 10536 1061,13
Nor. Ii"; West, 56% 56%
134% 13.4%
Metropolitan. 168%; 168%
M. K, & 'I‘. pfd. 53% 53%
Miss. Pacific, 100% 101%
N. Y..C;',&H.163%‘ 16,354
N. Y.. 0. Iii: W. 32% .
Reading. 2a.. ‘ 67% 68%
Pacific Mail 44 “it;
Nil 14
103%
1:30
Copper, 62%
Locomotive.
17]
43%
94 1A
315
105% _
56% '
1333431
1.68541
53%
100%
133 '
_ 32%
67% 87%
44 44%
150% 151
102% 102%
55%
55% n5% ‘
Pennsylvania 151%
People's Gas. 103
Phil. & Read 55%
Phil & Read. 55%
P & it Did" 81
8011 _ Railway, 32% “
' read.
out Horse Tore Through Streets.
A Not-walk young lady was the cen-
iruI figure in a very thrilling ruuuwnr
lust night. That she was not killed. 01‘
III lcnst badly injured seems uothlm.r
short of miraculous.
'I‘ho ruuuwu‘y occurred ubout 8 o'clurk
IIIIII caused considerable excitement at
the time. The horse and .onrrlngr, the
latter helm: n llnht runnboui. bolting
ut the Stephen Hoyt's Sons' Nursery.
III New Cannon. and were in charge of
William Elliott. on employee of thI
Hurts. Elliott drove toNorwnlk and
stopped in Which avenue for n mom-
the young lady with whom he was
driving.
Into the vehicle again the young lady
pulled on the wrong Iniu. rrflmpimz the
wheels so that. he was unable to do so.
At this juncture the nuimul became
i'riIIthtenrd and started on It l'llll down
l’lcldeu nvenuo, with the. v-II-v much
frightened occupant. scrcnm’Irr “Poi
lod's sake. save me." .TII. r"“Inl
turned into Wall street. tlI-Iu Into ltivc-r
street. over the Cross street bridge. up
Wilton .uvcuuc. across Catherine
through Fair street. down the bill.
around the sharp turns nnd ovnr Cub-
blo Hill. and thou heroes the New Ca-
naan bridue. and thence to New Cu—
uaan. When near the Broad River
school. at. Five Corners. the animal.
which by this time became fnggvd out.
slowed uphud the young ludy jumped
out.~ She fainted by the roadside. and
the horse proceeded homo alone. Elliott
arrived about five minutes later having
been taken to New (‘IInnnn by some one
he metwiih II horse and team along the
wuv. He stalled immedlutclv back to
come all the way without finding trace
‘of her. but on the return found her in
a faint. as told above. Shewas not in
the least injured.
As the frightened horse oumn tear—
nitempted to stop him but could not.
Ofllcers Morohouse and Bartram set out
to catch the animal thinking that ho
throw
ll. E
Noinalk 3 business streets or
the occupant from the (Willllilgt’
. Matters of interest.
' The Connecticut. ice Debtors" Assoc-
,iotion bud its fourteenth ununnl moot-
Ing and dinner yesterday at the Allyn
Houso‘, Hartford. (If the ninety mom-
burs there were seventy present at
the. meeting. cherul guests from New
York and Massachusetts worealso ut
the meeting.‘ Charles R. Valli. of Wu:
Ierbury, the president. presided at the
meeting. The first session ivns hold III.
ll o'clock in the morning. when the
annual reports of officers were rot-cir-
ed, 0. B. Everett. of Waterbury; thou
rent! a paper on “Storage of inc-on
End.“ .‘I‘ho discussion following the
reading of this paper hinted until 2
o'clock. at which time. the moIIIbcI-s ad.
JournIIIl to the large dining room
where dluneI was served. After dinner
the asswintlou nguln nescmblod in
Room b where the business session
nas hold and listened to a mum on
‘Controi of ice PoddiIIIs. by i". ll
Shell of NIIII Haven MI. RIIcIIIIIIIIit»
ed many of the Ilillicultics the owners
of iIIthouses had III getting the men
who delivered Inc to stores and fumii
ion to handle it properly and niuke
correct returns of the. :IquIIIIt‘t-Iuld.
Dexter 1. Bishop of Mormon rend n
pnpoI on “Pants and Figuies of he
house. insurance. " He called attention
in getting insuIIImIIIo. This nus caused
bv the tIoubIIIs the companies had of
lli‘ Iiving ut ilgur es of losses In that spc
cinl class. Some ruuipuuirn declined
”To take ice houses as risks under any
circumstances. Thutspeaker said there
was a company doing busiIIch in New
York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
ihat~might come into Connecticut and
take ice-house risks if assured of the
support of the dealers. He also gave
3 me advice as to caring for icolhous-
c , which would tend to make them
better insurance risks. .
At the close of his address the nom-
Iuatiug committee made its report and
the following officers were declared
elected: -
PresidenthhaIlc-s R Valli writer
bun
Vice Pr csidcnt —George it
New Haven
TreaSIIroI'I—«G. H. Charter Hartford. '
Secretary w R Perry. New London.
Assistant Sertetar3-(‘. 1. Beach
Bridgeport. '
A poem written by Miss Florence M
Woodmansee of New Haven. was then
It was entitled “Troubles of the
ice Man," and the closing venue was:
So here 5 to the ice man who o'er he
man be
Though the tipple ls julep ox onlv cold
tea
During life may good fortune in Dunn
tiful measure '
Four out for his use health. happiness.
French
7 96%
Son. Pacific 6’3
U. S. heather
8. .Rubber
. May his business extend and his prof
Until profits and business in life shall
. fiAnd when done with earth may hisI
treasure.
its Increase
cease.
soul never yearn
r6.» natural ice nor a la De La Vergne.‘
After this there was an informal dis-
2 salon among the members of the ’
Ivarlous‘ papers road after which the
I Inserting dildo ned .
feet-noon and) brought Frederic
Schlltt to Norwalk on the charge
Muppet-t of his wife. His one:
mes: In the to!!!) court at 2 women
almond in carriage wt... rrIgmn; ‘ " “
out leaving the animal in charge of.
When he attempted to so”
Norwalk with the some home and I-ur- f ,
".iiagI-I In Which of the .Ionng lady. lie: . .
log into Wall street Dr. A. ll. Baldwin I
would perhaps take II course back into ‘
Daub nlso started out in a carriage and . ;
asIIeIinIned that the “mower luul safo- . .
ly passed across the New Comm J, * .
bridge. and was on the way to New , : . .
Cunuun. .. ..-
W I GENERAL SERVICE CLUB.
MEETING OF lCE MEN. . W--.”
I “'I'm‘” ,_ Meeting to Complete Organization
Connecticut Association Discusses Held Last "‘9'“.
to the difficulties IIIvIIoI s of houses bud -
. Since the rioting on Sunday the min
Tailor-diode Suits.
Walking Suits 8 Bicycle Skirts,
All of (In: Best Imported Clot/Is.
INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
FASHION I’LA TES.
KrasoVitz 8: Fox,
47 North Main cor. Ann St.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
Tl“ .
WC’OOWQOGVWCWWW‘OOWWWI
ALI. THAT
IS NEW
1' III the coming Spl int; and Sum-
IucI season is now in. The uool»
bus in our Custom l)...IpaI'I:nIcut
embrace Worsteds’ (lbcviots.
i’launels, III all the col no that 1
will be worn by geI‘Itccl dressers . ‘
Suits to order from g
IS
mo
w
392W . :mo-
‘ xwooooc-y?‘vj
A.
v.
$15 up. i
: Trousers to order?
from $5) 11D-
2|. IIIIIS & Sill.
'l‘AllIORS enormous
IIAT'rrus. r‘uumsun us.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. 133- l"
NEW HAVl‘lN.‘Mal't'll illum'l‘bc otli~
core of the General Service Club met
at the ’l‘outine Hotel. last evening. for
tho purpose of completing the organi-
zation. The following were picscnt:
Ex (‘olonci Rumor of Waterbury. the
plesldent alight! club Col ‘ulluhan.
('ol. Spoiler, (funeral llnrhison. of
Hartford. Colmicl'llllmun, Commander
Averill. of the Naval Battalion. pall’
tniu Donovan. of the Snrsficld, ("Iuptain
Iruencr. or the Grays; Captain bud
Ington. of Troop 'I‘t."lleist Lewis and
Henry F. Puudorson.
Col. “Union was "elected trensuror
nnd Henry F. PIIIIIIersIIII, secretary of
be club. A house committee consist
lug of Lien. F. P.jl.cwis. hicut. .I. Wile
tier Howe uud 14m ’1‘ ll. McDonald
was appointed rind the membership
:.onIIniticII. consisting of GI‘HI‘IDI nar
bison (‘oIIIII’IdIIIior AIcrIIl and (‘upiniu
Donman was blah appointed.
Tho committee that. was gin-u pow
III to Im-orporoto‘the club was named
Is follows: Col.“ Cnilnhnu.
Icr Averill and Cnptalu Donovan. 'I'his
Ionimitteo wIill incor'poroto the club
Immediate”. and It is expected thnt
the new quarters in tho llcfliugwoll
building be ready foI OCCIIIL’IWH)
hr the. t' the next meeting of the
directors 1 lIi.
Captain A‘. C. tilt! of linIthId \vus
made a member of the board of gov-op
uors lust night. and pilot some minor
business the meeting adJouInrd.
M.._.........,...._.
OXFORDICAMBRIDGE SPORTS.
LONDON March 21. -~Tho annual
f‘nfoid Cambridge field sports were
held today at the Queens Club. of this
:itI The weather wns fair but
drops wind was blowing. Therowns
«I goodslzcd crowd present. The re-
zulis were as follows: One hundIcIl
vat-Ila dosh. Barclay Cambridge. dist;
'lhurchill Cambridge second Time
50 2-5 SPCIHIHGS
Hammer thrown-(loo. (American)-
':.'hes
, ’Iiilciunwllny RobeIts. Oxford iiI";st
Jockshott .(‘ ambridge, second Time 4
nlnutes 2 4-5 seconds.
High jump-Smlth Cambridge. w.on
Five feet. as; inches flooriev
bridge second five feet 8% Inches
Quarter milu run—Barclay Cam
bridge first; Cornish Oxford second
Time 50 its seconds
HORSES OUT OF HANDICAP RACE
NEW YORK March 21~The follow
ing horses have ”been declared out of
the Metropolitan handicap. W C.
Whitney's Endurance by Right and
lI‘dkhorn: J W. Scorrs Silverdaie his
line Flaishmann's [nimble J. R.
Keenes Telescope. Frank Farrel 3 De
Reszke and W l...0liver‘ as All Gold
' ’ ‘ MINISTER THREATENED
ST PETERSBURG. March
21...—
later of the interior, M. Sippiaguine.
s received Setters threatening him
ill. death .
00D _
‘75 m1 kinds of
; 85 Washington Street. 1' k .
Com mauI ,
)xford won Distance ill feet. iOIn- _
Cam '
ineck for carrying.
;.
3
Q‘seaeeséie‘
as
a
' géé} in
5:
I
“I”
1)
«16:1
924:}. a}. 34‘ . £3314 0:14:14
THE
KNOWINQ
HOW
Is (he grehfesf Imo‘lvn lime and labor
saber.
Fourteen years' experience has taught
.‘us. how in pul our finger {mnIea'I'tfely
upon the source of trouble in all dis.
abled clcclrical applianccs ‘
Being corrrcilv coufnned we no rronr‘r
quicklp--——I/mt mmns less expats. ~~~~~
saving lime in sh‘liing money. vou know.
THE 6. N. McKIBBIN
M'F’G C0. "
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 WA THE 3T" 50. NORWALK.
Phone 132.
Tristramsi
NO 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Glover’s the Place
“The
Fitness
Things”
, is admirably
pictured in tho
ELITE and SOROSIS foot: wear
for Spring. it will delight us to
have youcall and be impressed.
UNCLE ‘REM‘US' moLAsSEs .Ius
" Uncle Remus'nioiasses jug was the
half hitches of "they
um yetirs
ago on his wedding 1 to,nlght
rope above
Wear Shilli'lllillii
real article. It was squat, dark brown ‘
‘ and broken handled. with a couple 1
.. no .4,
IITHE 'LEADING DRY '3 GOODS STORED
WWW
QWDW. I
CARPETS AND RUGS
We are selling our large, well-selected and well assorted stock of HAN DSOME CAR-
PETS, AND RUGS at extremely low prions, which accounts for the large business we are do- “
HDUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
Special sale of ENAMEL WARE—all perfect goods; no seconds or imperfections:
"I
" March
1 Magda f Spring.
make the thoughts
LONDON Huron 21—4“. 3 mutating
Old Master gave the Jug Re-
Inn: with It good m gallons of hard
‘ reliefand never
' to out
been In one hand; idol at
line It Is’ “:1' '
trier tor festivitieu' sake. om latter
as long since dead. and Remus an:
old man. an old decremd man as he
hobbled home from the. store his canal
‘ ea In that
Miami:
Iwan adopted unanimously declining
tail Tobacconlats today, It resolution
to sign the Imperial Tobncoo
pany’ a agreement but expréssingwlii.
Ingness if the mininium price is rots~
9.71.50 as to show It fair profit. to the
dealers to do what It possible bonus. or
no bonus for the are of the British ‘
hilarious.
THE LEADING OUTFITT'ERS
.EOR. MEN AND «2W0MEIV.
More alivays brings tho firs? hor-
a-‘Iba putting on [tor garments of Spring ‘V‘ "
The charming groups of Now.
Spring and Summer 0000': .t [u of
every turn and counter of our Stores
Spring more real and near.
We are prepared with the must
select of the advance lines to" meet
your wants. and In no ofhor store In
the world can you buy so aonven- '
fenfly as in our stores. ‘ '
Accounts Opened With
Everybody
SMALL DEPOSIT no w”. om: DOLLAR
' wast!” (mm PAID.
1 U
WEST WISHING???” STREET.
‘ SOUTH NOR WALK. '
'OBAOCOI Mi" REFUSE TO SIGN. 7
.ot the Edinburgh Association of Re-
.1ersey City late last night. while try
in; to escape from the house. The
v
v
1%
\
€4$~§e~feefew ‘3' its?
yatt-
I: log in this department. Just look over our line and see if you can do better or as well else- In, 3
II where: . :.L '
f Ingrain CaIpets, handsome patterns ................ .. ...:.. .. . . . .2 ......... '.'. .; use. to 45¢. '
"'3” All Wool Ingrain Carpets, bestmake . . ................. . . . . ‘.' . . .......... .. Goa. to 85¢. .'
2‘: Tapestry'Brussels Carpets ..................... .. . ..' . 'I. .. ..... ,. . . . ...... 60c.;to 85c. '73:"
A... Velvet Carpets, all quatlitics .................... .. .’ . .................. .$I.oo to $2,“ :2:
,4. Body Brussels Carpets . . .......... . ........... .. ........... . . ..... $1.25 to $1 50 “I;
A? All Wool Art Squares, all sizes ..... ' .............. .. . ...... . .. .......... $5 on to $I5. 00. I;
«in pm, Brussels Rugs, best weaving . . . .‘ .................. ‘ ....... . . . . . . ........ $6.60 to $15.00. it.“
'3: Body Brussels, Wiltons.- Smyrna and Moquettc Rugs' In all sizes . if
Q“; Mattings, new patterns comingin every day ............ .................. 15c. to 6°C. :1" .
,5“. Oil Cloths. all widths and qualities . .. .... . . ...‘. . . . . .. ...... . ........ . ..... 25c. to 50c sq. yd 2;:
" Linoleums In all grades .................... . ................. . ....... sec. to $I 75 sq yd :5;
Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Curtain Poles and Fixtures. .3,
I . a?»
u. a ,
.f.,‘
1‘ I24-
2 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 19c. 2 or 3 qt. Tea orCoFfee Pots, 35c. It?
3 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 29c. 6 qt. Milk Pans, 19c. it?
4 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 39c. '8 qt. Milk Pans, 25c. I"? ‘
6 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 45c. to (It. iMilk' Pans, 29c. . “'5?
4 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots, 45c. I4 qt. Dish Pans, 49c. :15:
6 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots, 55c. Mixing Spoons, any size, 8c. .1};
i}
TRISTRAM & HYATT NORWALK, CONN. «I
II” it dawcimriw It IIIIIIIi-Iiw'r It 1" III" IPIiIIIIIl’. ”R’lfl “vi M r "duh Wynn. iwr *iIIiIIl I‘t'rl'w‘t‘IIl' .3. I
Is Here
Nature will Roan
From
2M "5‘ "
of the earning: of
BURGLAR FATALLY odor. .
NEW YORK March 21.—~A burglar
was shot and fatally wounded at tile
residence of Jeremiah Vanderbcck m
wounded man was taken
where he said hi"
Wilson; that; he ._ fl
' sank PnscIoEur the. I
lIsnw roux. It rcb zismutant "
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