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$1.115.
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US, ,, 0.. August 25—»Thc
etude convened at 3 p. m..
Xtrabrdinnry session. to en-
to provide £01 the gOVernment
t: alities rind to restore lost
. f‘ to the supreme court
fitters having been rendered
. thoaction of that court dur-
n'ly summer. After roll call
moi-Fa message. accompanied
clpal'codc bill. prepared un—
ectlon of the chief executive
d. Adjournment was then
message Governor Nash first
ntion to the not passed last
riving the supreme court of
appellate Jurisdiction for-
ssedhy the court. The re-
he act is recommended.
_ uing‘the message says: Dur-
‘ 11st days of June the supreme
9 state handed down several
81 which practically deprived
riicipal corpmations of all gov-
It is apparent this is an
ordinary occasion which needs a
tthe eaillest possible mom—
onstitutional government must
"tored to our cities and villagogé
labor demanded of us is not
work of construction as of re
lit.- The question now is not
13 think would be a mochmun-
government. but what we. can
sideriug the constitutional lim—
1nd and the circumstances sur»
' Ins; us. The task must be ap-
ed with a spirit of give and take
til 8. determinuti n to accomp-
thing which. w l bring order
as: it is time enough to at-
have our favorite ideas in re-
municipalities incorporated In-
.when order has been restored
hen the general assembly has
time at its regular session to
ad consider them.
mvernor then traces briefly the
o! loonstitutional government
[tin ipelities in Ohio, and advises
legislature ignore the requests
constitutional conVention.
chommends enacting the code
1"
my" set that by joint resolutions
1 11' he school laws to the state
’ Iouer of, common schools and
1 ney~general; the lawn relating
compensation of county odicers
,uditor oi state secretary of
nnd the attorney—general; the
tiling to registration and elec-
the secretary or state, and to
boards of equ’alivtion to the
state. with instructions to
re-codlly said laws. remove
pll imperfections, and have
brie ready for presentstidn to
i assembly on the first Mon-
3a unry.1904" M *1
, ostiy recommends 11411111 no
' blast of legislation be colloid-
nuns .1), August townie
al bank has robbed of
1 Sunday night The rob
red the basement thenceino
They 11111 11 hole in 111111 -
I'm. deli 9901111111 or npatent ‘
’ on steel rod.slll1 toenail. ,
in price, 83% int
Wight steel rod. o 'v'er
, goods and priced
ii mo. 1111111111111:
lo lucrontood
SOLEAGENTS M
scorn NORWALK conu.
GUARANTEE
an‘H
EVERY PAIR.
PRESIDENT IN LYNN. MASS.
Thousands Flock to That Place to See
and Hear Him.
LYNN, Mass. August 25-~'l‘housands
came into Lynn today. from all the
surrounding country to welcome the
president. Soon after 3 o’clock Mayor,
Shepherd Alderman Eastham and Wil-
liam A Willey, president of the 00111-
Icon Council, drove to the boundary
line between Lynn and Nahant. and
met the president and his party as they
came tram the Nahant public library.
where the president had spoken.
The shoe factories. eneral Electric
works. and the shops nd stdree were
'closed. and the streets were congested.
Fully 150. 000 people lined the way and
the cheers resounded continually
Members of the city government 1ecep-
tlon committee met the distinguished
visitor at the city hall. and he presi-
dent was escorted to a stan on the
green, while the military csc, rt stood
at attention.
As he. took a seat, the soldiers rccciv-.
ed the command “Parade, rest.” May-
or Shepherd introduced President
Roosevelt to the people. Again ,thc
cheers broke out. The president's ad-
dress was brief and after it, as he re-
tired. the band played "America.” The
militia and the city government com-
mittee escorted the president to the
train, which was scheduled to leave tor
Boston at 4:40.
RETURNS TO SCRANTON. PA.
J. W. Ross who has been emproyed
as Associated Press operator in The
Evening Sentinel cities, for the past
seven months left South N01 walk ycs-
tcrduy to retain to Scranton. Penn.
where he pill take a position on the
Scranton‘Repuhlicun as ope1at01 for
the Lapham Pless Association 011.
Ross has made many filcnds duriu"
his residence he1c.He is an expert
operator. and it is the wish of his
friends that his lines will tell in plcu
saut places always. lie is 1111111 coded
«in The Sentinel office by A. D. MacCor-
much. of New London. A. L. Keller
of the Scranton Tribune who has been
the guest or Mr. Ross the pnslgwcck,
accompanied him to Pennsylvania.
A RECORD FOR THE SARA K.
The pa1ty composed of Captain
Thomas Keogh. Chmlcs Stommell.
Joseph 1Shultz, Jr.. and Harry Damon
returned to port last, night, having
made a run of 501) miles up the Hudson
stopping at all points as tar 11 Albany
and the Lagoon islands. he Sara
K made a moon] for herself on Fri-
day. when the run at 150 miles from
Albany to Yonkms was made in cigh
teen hours. “Dinky” hold the.positlon
as cook and the boys all say they hey;
er otc better grub. Messrs. Stommell
and Shultz returned to their homes In
Bridgeport last night and the trolley
cars are running once more.
ACTIVITY AT SILK MILL.
Wolk on the both it Company silk
mill in Grand sheet has begun in ear
nest and the scene is an exceedingly
active one. The ii. Wales Lines
Company. of Mormon. who are build-
ing the factory, have a good-sized force
of workmen and in addition many loca‘
men are being employed. A number
of car loads of materials for the com
pony have arrived at the Nor'wulk
freight depot and are being corto‘d to
the scene of the new inctory.
PROFESSION OF SISTER M. VE-
. RONlCA. ‘
On Friday, August 15, Miss Margaret
Kindillen. daughter of Owen Klndilien.
or West street. took.tl1c black veil.
thereby joining the order of Our Lady
of Mercy for 1114 at the chapel 01‘ St.
Bridgot's convent Meridon. Miss Kin
dilien is known in religion as Sister
M. Veronica.
«a
PUBLIC MARKET ANNIVERSARY.
The Public Market is celebrating its
third anniversary with an anniversary
stile which will continue all this week.
Prices are quoted in their advertise
about. Proprietor Unholz reports him
111111 as ve1y much satisfied at having
1 located In The Norwolks, enjoying a
wary prosperous business.
800KB SITUATION RELIEVE").
{ARON Pd, August 25~The coke
‘8itu1i on is this v'ailey has been renew
ed to such an extent that It is not like-
.131 that any of the blast furnaces bore
or at Sharpsvllle Wmlil be obliged to
close down tor several days. A mom
l‘ueul furnace operator said Me that
111111 roubié is not With the rallyrooda 1D”
but with the colic mahuidoturero who
are flooding their product to the cost ' ‘
, relieve 11110 19 caused ii the 1111-
thmue litri of?“ . y
was in posed to; he a
[cloud with ,
a lulu
“do it.”
II"; C
up n Tree 11 Forest Park. ,
"Prot" Barbell. the nerounut who
has been making accessions atlF‘orost 1
PER in Waterbury, and was at 11111011 ‘
Poi some weeks ago. round blame]:
in re serious trouble last week The
balloon almost 11111110111111 its 11111111111 a
tow dhys 11110. 111111” night it perched,
1111;; high on 11 tree. after the tashion'
1, the late Zaoohcunmalthouuh it is not.
related that the ueronuut discovered
anything f1 0111 his eerie save trouble.
"P101! ” Burneil was Operating with a
new balloon. There was some question
as to'the' amount of hot air which
should be poured into the balloon, and
the “professor" didn't pour enough.
There was an able bodied b1 core blow
111K. in consequence at which the bal-
loon wont to loewvnrd faster then It
went heuvenwurd finally bringing up,
with an aerial edition of; n dull sickonl
log thud In the top of a tree. “Prof"
Darnell. stayed up in the two for some
time. Then he climbed down.
W
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
‘ (WAiiL STREET. 10:10 a. m—Open
Ing p1 ices o! the week were higher all
around than last week's closing and
very heavy blocks of some of the prin
010311 stocks channg hands. Ten thou-
sand shares 015 Western Union sold at
00% to 007.4. compared with 95141011
Snt111d11y.There was a large demand
for Sontbcxn Pacific.l ouisvillc. Kan-
sas City Southern. Denver and Rio
Grande preferred. Baltimore and Ohio
and Manhattan at sharp fractional ad~
VIIIIC'BS.
WALL STREET, 1 p. n1.~—-Tl1erc was
further large buying of Union Pacific
and Baltimore and Ohio. the latter ris-
ing 2%, but the rest of the market was
Without animation. Gains ot a point
or over were écored by Kansas City
Southern preferred. Great Northern
preferred, Brooklyn Transit, Metropoli
11111. Street Railway, cxas & Pacific,
Land Trust and the corn product
stocks. Toledo. St. Louis and West-
ern preterred receded about a point.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over“ private wire ct Maples
& Goldschmidt, commission brokers.
Swls‘ftz & Corbett's block, South Nor-
wa :
Open High
615% ' 111111.
3491'; Wit
02 152%.
13 13
4314, 437’ .1.
32% 33%
111% 41114,,
1:30
00%
I.ovv
00%.
34%
III‘ :1 ‘
13
13%
337/8
40%
132%
102
92%
1021,13
1101/:
61312;}
511%
3-1
185%,
1831/.
73%
3223
223%.
40%
168‘};
155" u
HIM/g
H7
291/;
Ill-n;
32%
02')
110%
25
104
71%
36
43V.
161
Aural. Copper,
Am. C. & l"..
Am. G. 'l‘wn.,
American lcc,
Am. ice pfd.,
Amer. Loco”
A111. Smelt,
Am. Sugar. 1327.11. 133%,
Anaconda, 102 102
A. T. d: S. Fe. 93 03%
Ali‘. & 8.1621). 1021,15,. 102%,
Hall, & Ohio, [10% 1111/;
liklyn. R '1.. 079410716.
Chas. & Ohio. 541.13 .547 ,1';
l‘hi Gt. West. 34% 34%
(l M. &St. P 180 180%
Chi. RI. & P.. 1831/4 83%.
Col. I“. & l.. 701/ 701/4,
Col. South. ‘- 34
Consol. Gas, 223%, 2231):;
Eric. 1107.11. 41%
ill. Central, 10110.1 109%,
Lou. & Nssl1.. 150 1511
Manhattan. 1353;; 1' ’d‘iii
Mot. St. lty. I47 1477.1,
Mex. Central. 291,4; 291,4;
Mex. N’t Otis. ill-"1;. 19%
M. K. & T.. 32% 3203.
M. K. & T. pfd. 61') r79 65%;
Mo Pacific, 117% 1171/;
National Lead 25 25
N.’1.Centrnl 104V ,3 101%
Nor! S: West. 72 7234.
0111.62 West. 301% 301%
Pacific Mail. 43%, 43%
Penn R. R. 1011,11 161/1.
People's Gas 104% 105
Press S. Car. 51% 511/,
Reodinz, 1‘18 68%
Read. lst 11111., 87 87
Read. 2d pfd.. 737.41 74
Repub. Steel. 21% 21%
Rubber Goods. 19‘ 19
Son. Pacific, 77% 777,4.
Sou. Ry, Co, 40% 4011.
Son. Ry. pid.. 07% 97M;
Tenn. C. it l., 09%, 701/;
Texas Pacific 53% 53%
Union Pacific 10994, 111%,
I'll, Pac pi‘d. 9'i 931/.
Li 8 Leather. 13 1351’.
U. S. Lee. old. 87 871/:
ll. 8. Rubber. 101/3 16%
8. Steel, 41% 41%
11.8. Stecipfd 90%. 00%
Wabash. 83% 317.111
Wabash pl'd” 148% 48%
West. Un. 120.96% 07 90:11. 911%
Wiscon Cent" 29% 30 291/: 29%;
Today' a grain and cotton market ,re.
ported over private wire of C. J. Ketch
stock grain and cotton broker. 93
Washington street. South Norwaik:
CHICAGO PRICES.
0171;;
13
tilihl
83%
40%
133%,
102
92%
1021,64
1:11 1,1,
07%;
5111;;
(Ml/f1
180%
183%
747.41
33 ‘
2231.14
407,1
109%:
”5%
i530
14751.1
291/;
19%
32311
65
117
25
104%
7I7’u
3011i.
43%
1017.1:
, Open High Low ;:30
s “In"; 7114.
on em er, . 72% 71 72
December. 67%”681111 67:2 63“
sc‘t’m'be ‘ 5 1,9 ‘
on e r. 8 59 57 58%
Decent or 48% 44% 43% 43%
Oats. 1
September. 26% 26% 26% 20%
December.
, Cotton» " 1
September 811 828 817, 828
. other «‘ 8 .811 ,800 .811»
811 800‘ 811
ANNING A CAMPAIGN.
191111111111 11111111 1111111111111 the employee:
at the 1111111111 111111111111 that their .
”I‘m 111 iii no lo
1tione posted in my oilice.
3495'
‘ I" Fall. 11111611 II‘IS'NOW'
AND says 111541111.
1 1 V‘QIII‘ICS- ‘ i.
Krasovuz Id Fox.
NORTH MAIN, ensues ANN or.
1100711 NonWALK.
. Mnrchd‘nt Tailor.
WE 11111011 1
FOR LADIES?
as well as Ior men
Enquire for Puccs
Opposite“. Hotel Hamilton.
311 111111 11181 W
I have diicct‘ connections with
Chicago, and keep the Grain Quota.
I will ac-
cept tradesoi any amount down to 1.-
000 Bushels on 1 per cent margin, this
gives Small Traders a chance to make
money in the rise this is sure to come
soon Think this over.
Charles J Ketcham.
93 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
REE-OCCUPATION OF CARU‘PANO.
WILLEMSTAI). island of Curucoa,
August 25.——l)ctaiis of the rc—occupo
(ion of theport of Curupano. state or
Ilermudcz. Venezuela, by the Vene-
'uclnn government forces have been re
ccived here. Thy show that (incrul
Vclutini. with 000 men from the. Island
of Margarita (about 50 miles from On-
rupauo) reoccupled the» port on Fri
day last without encountering any pp-
position from the Venezuelan lnsur
gents. .
ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. August 25.-é~Arrlved:
Steamer Ethiopia from Glasgow,
BOSTON, August" Iii—Arrived:
voniuu from Liverpool.
Dc;
Z. G. Bush is reported this afternoon
from the Norwnlk Hospital as in the
same condition. There is no decided
improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tracey. of
Platisvillc avenue. Norwuik, are visit-
ing friends in Dnnbnry.
Amos Judson, of Haviland street, 1s
visiting relatives in Hartford.
Broncho Bill—~80 yer lynched the
wrong teller?
Rough Rube-Wes. we imagined he
1 was “1'1 fuller who stole the hose. but
he wasn't.
Broncho Bill—«Huh! i'or should be
more careful how yer stretch imagina-
lion.-«Judge.
More Dusk—"i shall not give you an»
other cent!” exclaimed 11 father to his
spcudthril’t sou. “You are an ungrate-
ful worm or the dust."
The son realized that those were
harsh words to come from his own par-
cnt. but the worm could be more com-
fortable it he had more dust."—Ohlo
State Journal.
Wlle—“l'm afraid you won't be well
enough to go with me to Mrs Swag.
ger'u progressive cuclire party to
night."
Husband—w“? m afraid i shall. "—
Ohio State Journal.
New Cook—~I'm afraid I can't take
the ploce. mam
Mistress—~Why?
Now Conic—Wt" mam. the kitchen
table alnht Ibig enough {or ping- pong!
r—Sket sch
“You’ re the light of my life. " he whis-
pared,
As he kissed her once more good
night
And then from the top ol the stairway
Game a voice.
light!" «Smart Set.
-
Dlnwiddle—«fl wonder It i could in
duce the commodore or your yacht -
club to be the agent far my ilrms ;
champagne?"
Ottipgcr (oopddentiyl-“Don't both:
or about him. You make no 111011111
e111 tor your cunnilingus and the club
we make me coni‘modorol"~Puck1 .
Miss Prlmrdso—éhon't you over We
your don any exercise? 1 '1
M11111 “oi-lollyhock (fondling 11 hit on
Walls) I‘bourse. lined him 1111
chocolates every tow mluutom 111111 to
“VII.
1311.110 use can 1150‘. 00 ‘
“Well put out the ,
SRUSBELB‘. Accent 26.—~’l‘he floor I?“ 1111. was his toll “on
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
T.411 1
00111111111101 at 01181111111 August Sale
We will continue our Special AnguSL Sale Of all kinds of
Summer Goods. and still lower prices Will be made. 1to 01056 them
on . .
I2ic Lawns and Uimilies. 5c bummer Silks, "‘50c‘1 quality. 350
All Fin; Wash Goods, regular lilo and White Lawn Shut Waists, 75c and SI ,
25c qualities, IZ-ic quahty, 50c
Wash Silks..1{ood style. 25c CoIOch Percale Waists. 391:
TI
HOUSErlIRNISHIIIG DEPARTMENT. ~
White Ware Family Scales. . 05c
Large Platters, l0c‘ Large Ery Pans, 1 ‘ I5c
Dinner Plates, 8c . .1 , . ‘
Breakfast Plates, do Mrs. Potts Sad hens, 75c
lea Plates. ‘ 5c band Pails and Shovels. 8c
Seven 111ch Bakers, I01: Slop Falls. 201:
Two quart Puchers. l5c Sugar Boxes 39c
if some ownc1s of horses would
spend mom rm feed and less for whips
thcly would have mom spirited ani-
ma s.
o
29 -l3I
0111 0110111111 ion 8 .
.15. oo
Buys any of our Light Colored
Men's Suits, that have sold at
$10.00, $12.00 and $14.00.
This is an excellent chance to Earthly Excuse
for not being well dressed. wé know
times are hard just now. you hadlb' 1
. spend your savings on your vacation,
and cash may be at a‘premium just
now—but it Isn’t wlth us. ‘
save from $5 to $9 on one suit.
Sizes 34 to 138
We close evenings at
0 o'clock
except Monday, Wednesday and
1
Saturday.
TELEPHONE 133-12.
I. DAVIS 81 Still.
TAILons, omrnmns,
nurse's, rusmsnuns.
85 Washington Strut.
scorn nonwmuc
Just come and select what you
want-dell the salesperson to charge
1i. Open an account With us and
make payments latter on as your in—
come admits. on our easy
Part 1 Payment
2 Plan...
Pin}.r Pong Hats, trimmed with doll-
ed veilinfis, 751:. $025, SI 50.
“ Linen Skirts, from 29c to $l.98
, All worth double
Outinc Halls of all descriitions mark-
ed down to 25¢ '
1 Our entire stock of Men 5 Straw Hats
10 close out at 25c
..................
Glover’s the Place
$2.48
‘ For 1
; Men’s Oxfords
1
.:.;.:a:-_.v::;:s.::-.-.-.-.-‘.- -.-.-.-
11.11.1111. 11.110.
.1 Vim true. they are Ransom
‘ W 11m? on still worn in
W“ cities unite extensively. "
berg” [toddler Wu lid
, rum mason: ah 11st
' me? insect, do:
antitank”
Norwalk Chronicler