i.10009 f ' he lipids LIIIII-I '0I'iIIIIIII Iii 8-05 (allied Ill The Pill 0000000 80000 ' ’ng WET.I April lilwththeI was made to mock the in outh Norwaik from New 5 o'clook Monday evening robably never be known, an. that theipasseoger‘s “med bow neat thiiy came to h a aino‘us accident. When ”Wed at the Iailroad sta~ t looked as if it had been 3 for some distance below than from the llalla. t b trainmsn that the tie hour the old Burl road , carried in on the pilot. III-ten under the wheels of the Iailroud men incline to that the tie Was dropped by on who was stealing it about he tinin came along. Others at one of thc- laborers had a oath section foreman. and. was on that. train. placed track to wreak vengeancc Ie‘ tie is an old one; and the railroad station. it er mun on all but one side, hot side it shows signs of hay- humped along the rails little, ion of the police has been ' currenue. l. Ieportei was informed Bridgeport below it 8 the express passed porntor heard the noise , o operator at. Bridgeport train reached the Park City was examined and the tie a other trains on the. line. to... April iii—Jrhe divi la'rI affairs of the war do .out for publication to- out of the receipts in the “own: Fiom costume _ .03 $766 981. as compared 22367 or March 1901 There ity of Manila during the tbs was $00. 665 for 1902 as lth 33?. 279 for the on... AT MARIETTA IN NEW of “hip street. It ortyuin a rep friends 3 found a soap we ' t nodern product of ’ ' the prevention of . ,wle 'Renpb. Steal:y trill} its... lN WALL STREET. Wm WALL S'l‘RllJ'l‘, 10: 10 a. m.-—~ There was an oxciting opening in the stock ‘mnrhol, a number of stocks opening wide on simultaneous sales of several thousand shows. Southern Railway opened at 381/. to 38%.. with 16 000 IIshuIes changing hands. Last night's Imice was 377.3. The. first sale. of 2500 shares of St. Paul were at 171% and 71%. compuied with 169% last night. IA sale of 1500 ohm-3s of Cblorad Fuel was made at 1001/2 to 103, and i’teri lwuids the, stock ran up to 105. commit-I 'ed with 000;. lust night. lnteinutionalfl :l’ower jumped 4M. and there were gains of a point or more in Baltimore .- 3v. Ohio Canada Southern Chicago. ln~ .diunapolla and Louisville and Sugar Amalgamated Copper sold at 65% to 65 on tho tr-nusfei of 3 500 shares com- noted with 06% last night Anaconda dropped 20;. on the reduction in the di- vision. Southern Railway fell off after the, opening to last nights level. and the market continued very active and WALL STREET. 1.1 o. Inw'l‘he de- mand for stocks was very active and waried. but 'it was steadily fed by sales to take profits by yesterday's buyers. Stocks which had opened ma» toiialiy hlgboi worn curried down on dot this pressure Southern Railway reacted to 37 with long ntrongs of transactions in 1,000 to 5.000 share lots. _‘ Colorado Fuel full back 3% and Paul. Sugar and some of the other no- tIVo stocks a point or morn Amalga— mated fell 4% but met support and milled ml. at did Anaconda after a decline of 4 points. There. was a num- her of nddltlpnal stocks which rose a point 01 over in the opening dealings. WAl l. STREET. 1 p. Ill—«1405883 of' from 2 to filth-wore. made by General ' feverish. red and Northwestern below. their general decline was checked by til Ially in tho coalcrs This group sold higher than before and infused mo montary " strength to tho I ruilroarh lift. The western stocks bccnmo roactioin ary later despite large advances in some of tho Ilunior Vnudcrbilts. Cau- adu Southern/advanced “Iii; Clcvolnud. C. C. 8: St. Louis 2%., and New York Chicago and St. Louis common and second preferred 11,960 2 to. Ameri- can Locomotives rose above 34 on large dealings rind there was It sharp reaction in Colorado Fuel. TOUAY'B QUOTATIONS. Reports over private Wire. oi Maples & (loldschmi‘dt commission brokers. Swartz & Corbett‘s block, South Nor walk Open High Low 1:30 I Amal. Copper, 65% 66 04% 65% Am. C. & FL. 20 39 28% 28% Am Cot. Oil, .IO - 60% 40% 50% American ice. 16%, 17% 16%; 171/; Am. Loco. 33% V 34% ' 340i. Am lI..ooo old. 9435 947.3 94701; Am. Smelting. 461,0 40% 46%, Am. Sugar, ‘ 132% 132% , 131% Anaconda, ‘ 113 113%., 113 Air. It». 8. 'Fe. 80 80% - 80 A.T. & 5.1% pf. 98%, 081/. I 08 Bait. at Ohio, 108% 1097.5 ' 109 Bklyn. R. T.. 65 65% ‘ I 60% Can. South. 88th 92 88% 9114; Chas. & Ohio, ‘47 is 46% . Chi. & N. W.. 253 254 251 261% Chi. Gt. West. 25 , 25% 2th, Chi. R. l. & 13.174“: 174% 174% 174% 090 &St L 103% 105% 103% 105% Col F Sal NE 104% 10310334 Col South. 029% 20% 20% 39% Del. :3: Had. i73 173% 173 173% I Elie. 37 37% ‘3? 37% Erie lot phi; 139% 69% 69% 6.9% . « "123 ll. 33% Mei. St. By I 1-5305 15424. 15330 15405 I Meir :Cont‘ral, 30% 3050 30 307 . M K& or. , I" 53 5%! 56- , 55M 55 y g mar-100;: 100% , I . ”:18 I 18% N. Y. Central 163 133% 1635', 163% Nor -& Wostlfil lift I585; » 5733“ 585i: Ont & West 32% 13 5463235 33% Pacific Milli, I' ' ' Goods. Electric. United States, Rubber proton » Erie? fl]; 4139 54 4 ‘54: .‘Eic 5 7254 y. 35:52 5§ .t the norm. ounce ”mllttflbtb lll'lillltlmi'l ilIIs iicIII'III ilIIIIIiIIIIl limit 80 iii; LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II 300 Hot litllhtlilSlliillt‘ti is it 00001 IIIIIII lltlll’illllilll I - WEI-“mummy BRIDGEPORT April lOw’l‘hc county commissioners will 'oulv issue two moi-p licenses for this city during the rest ot.the fiscal yam. which ends on June 30 They do not manage to Mve tho number of licenses issued fol-I :2 I or exuded that of tho pievlous you, when it was 304. They have to date iaauod 302 so only two extra ones will be al- loiwcd before the stop number is IeaolI-' or I This does not moon that there are 302suioous in Bridgepoil lit the. Inca- ent time As it happens eight of the old licenses were issued In the last fire months of the ”old llcensc year, which is the that five months of tho fiscal ycai. 'i‘here me in Ieality only 204 licenses in force in this city. But the sommissionsrs did not want the. num~ bcr at any time to run“ much ov‘erililo so they have cull-Id a halt nlrcudr. I The peculiarity in the figures is due to the, difference in the. license your and the fiscal year. The ilsoul your. when reports are made to tho statc. ends June. 30. the license year. which unpreaents the life of a license. ends November 30th. "l‘hc' commissioners expect to have about the some. numbci of transfers to make as usual this your Last year they averaged abdut thrown a month it is thought that the figure will keep unruly up to that mark this yeai. although business in somewhat bottei with the 'saloon keepers than doling the previous iwoiIIc months. The commissioners expect a red hot remonstrance from the poo to of Rownytou against the. application which’was put in yesterday for the ho- to]. They are dead against. rum down there. Out of 130 in the. village it is said that about 120 of thorn vote no licensc. And they foe] strongly nboui it, At a previous bearing on n rcnIoIv' Strance one good lady refused “to let the lawy or who appenrctl forthc saloon keeper pay hoI fnrc "No man who works for a rottweiler shall nuv my fare. " she said, With. “pride in her heart and tire in her oyc.‘ poeuua ELECTION. Offered at Constitutional Convention Today by Mr. Dempsey. HARTFORD 60.0.. April 16 no the opening of the constitutional couvcnu tion this morning. Mr. Dempsey. of Dunbury offarml II rcsoiutlou urging Senators Plait and l-luwloy to use thcli efforts to seculc an amendment to the federal constitution to prmidc for lhc popIIlIIr election of united States sow aims. 'llio resolution was tabled and will bu acted on am. Tuesday. Mr Waller. of New London. with- drew his resolution comcrning special legislation. He sold that ho had ex- hausted ldarosourccsdn fighting for constitutional restrictions on special legislation. The substitute I-csoltitlon which he prepared was rejected yester- dav. He. was satisfied with the substi— tute but not with the original resolu- tion. therefore he. asked leave to with draw it. it was withdrawn. Mr. Northrop. of Middletown. chain man of the committee on special leg islation‘, told whv the committeo had reported adversely on the resolution providing for the classification of mun- 471/9 icipai charters. 'l‘he matte I had not been discussed by the public nor by tho I 35% f , C. M. & St. P. 171% 171% ”0% ”0% conrention and moreovcr,i the people of the'populous centers desired uniform city , charters the general assembly would doubtless grant their desire. MI Davenport of Bridgepmi author of the resolution mode a brirf plea. tor the adoption of the measure . ’l‘he Davenport resolution was thou [819“.th .I 'th report of the committee on spec- : th arr. had failed to secure quite the necIéI csssry eightydlvh. gates present although an overwhelm lug majority was in favor of the m-aas- I are The resolution. be. argued was man .estly in the lntergai of good any eminent. He asked thdt the resolution bc Again not on its passage Mr. Demo at of Danbury. held that there should .. I be a provision for the possible election , of county commissioners by the people. ' though he. did not ‘ their popular election. , 141 following substitute“ ‘ .I , _ ‘ assembly. 1501le enact lawsjpro ' ding tor I the appoint nalinI favor he pow- ' license, by t e J’oiloc harbor; on tho west coast of tho ' LADIES-SPRINGSTYIES 'IthaIWallo‘r res—1 ' ' In‘ty commiséion-_ - tea on Thursday. ‘ 3,5 owing to the small number of,‘ dole» WASlllN 'ro pril thew'l‘bs to ‘ lowing onbld's‘ram from General Chub ‘ foo datod at Manila yesterday wail made public at the War Department today: "With roloronca to my tale grumM of 33rd ultimo reporting littuok Morton. Iroconhsiaaanoe under Furs‘ythc, Mar h 15, soldiers 'i‘wonm seventh heal out, United Status .i faulty. murder-oil by Marco, viciui Padang ~PM‘MIK.‘ March 80th. twa 00 liters. Twenty mic. Incipient, Unit. on Status inf try. having one gum wore approached with semblance or other severely wouhdsd but escaped Muidor without provocation or justi- flcatiou in any way. Murderers knbw IIcmiInd has boon made for their sur- render. xii‘hus far Dattos refused to do iivor them. Have been at Malabang. tried to confer.» With them. Waited three days. [lattos failed to come to whoop/lodge. receipt of my request ooni'eronco. Expedition 1200 men on der Colonel F‘r‘ank 0 Baldwin cavalry. artillery, being towed loavlug Lako Llunox about Apiiu 27 purpose arrest murderois punish Dalton Every care being taken not tiling gtncrai war with Moms about lithe Absolutely impoutnnt our authority raapected by those people; that sovoreignov of Unit- ed States fully acknowledged Have addressed letter tp this affect. Dalton. Iii. the some tin flinfmming them of friendly dispos ion of government; that puipose was to punish only those givmg offs-Ines; that government claims right explore chantry bothen ilinna litmus Buy; that. my hurpoac to do so now no at any other time. Accom- plishmeut this object molten necessary retain battalion Seventeenth two months longer ,My hollef present time lama. majority Dallas will not. support those implicated muiders Parong‘l’arnug is an anchorage in mainland of Mindanao7? ‘Ma’lubnug lies- about twenty mi... north on tho coast and is con ostod by or military cable. Lillie 1...... In slthutod about twenty. rthimst of Malabang in Lewis Nixon the successor to Rich- nrd (linker. as chairman of the lluanco committee of Tammany [W is n born diplomat lln earned a foe of $1000 sovoial ycuis zinc in It munncr that at- ‘ ' iI-Iiaited the attention of minimums... on the lakes The Detroit lhydock K: Shipbuilding company had built II lame pusacngcrnnd fiolnht steamer on some— what ucw and untried lines, and sonic marine critics delelmcd that one, was unseaworthy. shiphuiidcis mew r'nthoi‘ ncIvoua all the criticism in— cropped and the prospective owners of the bout refused in ac pt the craft until she was thoroughly tcstcd; so Mr Nixon was mat for. (in uriiving at the wharf ho ordoicd a thousand bowels of hardwiire placed on one sidc of the boat. Then the vessci was spirited and was soon uudei full speed ' "Put the helm toI starboard! " said he The vos~ sol caroonod tho oihoI way without swampinfi I "Now' ahlit all those bai- Iris 0ch to the rhino side of- the bout." fihld Mr. um... This was done. and the steering tactics wore repeated. MI, Nixon was on hoard tho boat. all the while directing things. and when iv brought the. bout hack to the pier tho buildois and prospective buyers were perfectly Satisfied that, she was sca— worthy The test occupied about five hours' time .and for his services Mr. Nixon lecclved $1. 000 w‘l‘roy Daily Press. - I ‘ I Mortlhoatlon» urely. Edith "- or claimed the minister to his daughter “you are not goinii,I to attnnd II theatri- cal performance this evening?" , ‘Yos. father." “Shame: Do you forget that this is the penitentinl sessou?" , "Oh no: that‘ 3 lost it Yousee. this is an amateur performance "_«,—Philadei~ ohia Press. T3110 M $1115; . Walking Sumo Bicycle Skirts. 3‘3433 1:20.72; %‘%3* as. firéir’i'i‘ Iir‘flfié‘ i*%*2* «Mass “3% 3313333 *2“? WWW W ' ',Glovets: the Place Ladies‘ Spring Jackets. Ladics’ Separate Skirts. Ladics' Walking Skirts. Ladies’ Rainy Day' Skirts. ‘ Waists. Ginghams. ""‘i’ré‘ M ‘Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits. Ladies’ Black and Colored. Silk Ladies White P. K. Waists. Ladle-3' White LaWn Waists. 'Ladies" Colored Cotton Waists. Imported and Domestic Dress , Fancy Lawns and Dimities. Sound line: of Colored Wash Goods. . ‘ White, Plain and Fancy P. K. White Dress.Goods of allIkinds. Black Wool 'Dress Goods. ‘ Colored Dress Goods, ' "Silk Chambmy.‘ ' Wash Silks. ‘ Satin Foulards. , IrNew Laces and Trimmings. Ladies’, Gents and Children’s" Underwear. ' .Sprlng Hasiory. Kid and pantie Gloves. HOW 'llIlEN PROPOSE. w“. Notwithstanding Their Practice They . Do it Badly. A noiuun complains that considering mcIu huvo had tho pIoposiug to do I aim-g the world begun. they do it vorv. badly She says that they balk at the tuition] moment ’l‘hcy bungle the all nation. 'l‘lIcy outingc tho hrtiatlc pit» priutIos :l‘hcy sit down on the halo ' of romance that anomun has wovon about tho ni’tuir. Silo has drouinod of boing wooed in beautiful poetic lair gauge. and when lIc abort-s a com- mon plucu question at hm in .my old way it shatters tho idcals of a ll- limo Ono of the unconfoss'od gricvlmcos that cvoxy married woman has against liar husband is the way be pro- posod to her. She wus probably glad enough to get him on any terms. .‘iul, there is a Iliffcronco between having tho thing you want tendered you on a silver solver and being slugged with it Later on you may be very glate lid for tho gift-«after you got. over your bruises. Women crowd the theatre to soc the counterfeit of the romance they miss- od,. yet how poorly oven an actor gen. . may does it. Off the stage ouch man ‘ has his own individual system of love making and reaches the critical point of proposing by his o‘wn route. I ' One of the most popular is by way of tho confessional. When a man begins to not sentimental. he yearns to tell a girl all about his past life. He con» I leases his own sins to her and those. of dcrstood his intense nature and tho'tI enable him to lead the higher life. . When he gets that far the finish is sheer oi! unless in... desires try her amateur hand at the drink ours. I I o istvisif‘FonIWeai at a reachable price _ OUR STORE is YOUR S'TORE. "29-31 West WaShiagioII “SIT" oua svsren was PLANNEDIFOR “a Man“ Then he mm her that she' voua mam oua AIM Hus ALWAYS BEEN ro BETTER IT WHEN- Is the only Person who ever really “11- even AND wuana‘vzn rossmLE. our: new tho . he: drone Is , he only needs her mum influence to THE Biotin. we can CLOTHE you on ANY nausea or YOUR FAMILY FROM HEAD 79 Poor. our: casn on canon- fat/III owes I '- in sight and it is time for 37 gm to YOU THAT PRIVILEGE . , ,
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