90 Washington St,
PaSsed Heine
“Important Matters Aeted
on at the Session in Hart-
ford Today—Some Items
of Business Tabled for the
. Calender
HARTFORD. Conn.
' senate the unfavorable report of the
judiciary committee on the proposed
' creation of a state boxing commission-
cr..who should attend all contests, and
receive a fee for doing so, was reject-
ed. Mr. Banks stating that the commit-
tee was opposed to establishing any
more commissions!
The bill creating a state board of
embalmers was reported favorably to
the House, this morning and tabled for
if calondar.'1'he board is to consist of
five members appointed by the gover-
nor. had shall examine all‘ embalmers
\, and undertakers. and issue the census.
\The bill placing the term of service in
the National Guard of the state at six-
ty~four Years of age. Wits rejected. Mr.
Griswold. of Guili'ord. stating that if
pass the measure might depriI'II the
state
military service.
Mr. Woodruff of I ltchficld. held rip
the insurance committee report this
morning. incorporating the Kililngiy
Insurance Company, stating that the
We are certainly
shavingtho
people
w'bIIIDaR WHY?
“Remember the Running Hot
Water."
. 1. team BiIlBlill.
~ “Washington St 5. Norwalk.
. THE CAREFUL MOTHER
I, will have the children's teeth exam~
Ined by a DENTIS’I‘ every six months
r—whether they nerd it or not. Don’t
await for decay to act in Preserve the
tooth and assist their growth. Plates
for atraightening crooked teeth are a
specialty. Extracting and filling ls
' done with special consideration for the
‘youth of the patients.
. . , DR. F. A. PHELPS.
w“. . 78 Washington Street.
"gr.
I ' 10c lb.
12 to 184: lb.
14c lb.
2 lbs" 25c
10c lb.
7 to 14¢ lb.
poo. Complete Household
"Milo Guide, Family
um Decorations, Dome.-
his. regular price, $2.50.
‘ ' P ‘a mbooriptlon for
g _ Ior ono month only,
j glolgraIM book, lit fér
ARE COL! AGENT! FOR
W. L. Douglas Shoes;
We polish our customers' shoes face of charge.
March- ".'I—~'llrc
House this morning received from the
‘un of Bridgeport cnd- New Haven per—
tlmo of emergency of efficient
So. Norwalk.
provisions of the hill were altogether
too broad to permit of passage as it
allows the company to engage In any
business of whatever nature. Mr.
Mead. of Greenwich thalrrnan of the
insurance- committee said that thtI old
’i‘olland County Mutual Insurance cap-
ital was to be reJuevenated In the new
corporation, but be was willlrrg to have
the matter reconsidered.
Mr. Thompson. of Orange spoke for
rW-ctonsldcratlon also. saying that the
proposed tornpany might easily. under
the charter go into manufacturing
banking. or any other business. The
bill was I'I-cornmlttcd. A long list of
calendar matters were passed by the
House. this morning. among them the
special charter for the New Momma
and East Hampton ’l‘rumway (‘onre
puny; the resolution extending thII
trutc for the building of the, lines of the
Hartford and Torrington ’l‘ramway
(.‘ompany: theI resolution iiIeor-poratln‘
the Standard Cgar and 'l‘ochcb Com-
pany. of Sufileld. to do a national busi-
ness: resolution amending the charter
of the l'nited States illuminating (‘om-
puny ulrlc h controls the rice tIIc light-
mltting it to furnish clettric light and
power to West haven. Orange and
Sir-afford; the resolution amending the
tharter cf the llristoi and Plrrncvilic
'l'rarnway Company; authorizing that
company to extend to Plymouth and
”.lhomnston In lltchlield county. the
bin permitting the commissioner of
the Bureau of Labor statistics to es-
tablish anti condtrct brunch prrhlic em-
ployment agencies: the resolution ap—
propriating 82.000 for the next two lis-
cal years for thtI Connecticut Pomolng-
ical Sm lety tlrtI resolution appropriat-
ing 31‘)" 000 for at I k \vourrdtd and dirt-
nblcd soldiers. sailors and marines. in-
cluding the Insane: the resolution ap—
propriating $1.200 for the support of
the Henry Whitefield House: thtI res—
olution providing that no railroad
courpnny shall be required to keep open
any drawbrldgc' PXt't'lil on signal or
during passagrI of boats or Vessels: tiIII
resolution appropriating 31,500 for dell.
ciencles in the olilce of the railroad
commissioners.
On report the committee on pub-
lic health an safety the House this
morning" passed ,two Important bills I-c-
Iatinz to automobile owners. The first
of one bills adds short Imprisonment
to ‘g'present fine for violation of IIIII
spee limit. in town of 15 miles. and III
cities 12 miles
The second automobile bill passed
this morning provides for the rc‘zii-
tration of all motor vehicles with the
secretary of state. at a fee of one dol-
lar. for the painting 1 large flgtll'w
the letter (T for (‘nnnc ticnt. and the
registration number. on tire back of
the vehicle. and a line of from S?» to $25
for violation of the statute.
The $100 000 appropriation for the
Connecticut exhibit at the St bouts I-x'-
position of 1904. was passed without
debate. A long and even serious “‘2‘!-
mont occurred this afternoon on the
restoration of rights to Jeremiah ’1‘.
Noonan. of Hartford. sentenced years
ago for perjury.
Mr. Ailing. of Berlin. of the chmmlt-
tee. strongly opposed the report. as did
Mr. Pratt. of East Hartford. Mr. Wells.
of Newlngton. Mr. liickrrcll. of Merl-
Iierr. and‘Mr. Lockwood. of Woodhur'y.
Both Mr. Rickncll and Mr. Wells vig-
orously criticised the “crrsn with which
these restoration rights resolutions slip
through." scoring the committee. heav-
ilv. The resolution was lost by a vote
of 43 to 15.
At 1:45 the House adjourned until 11
o'clock tomorrow.
RENATE PROCEEDINGS.
HARTFORD. March 25.~—Thc Serr-
atc this morning rejected the bill to
the effect that trolley companies shall
provide seats for motormerr. The com-
mittee on appropriations reported fav-
orably upon the bill appropriating $20..
000 to the added hospital for the pur'v
pose of establishing In 'rlllddletown a
general hospital for Mlddieacx coun-
tv.’
Tht‘ IIilI amending the charter of the
city of ilrldgcport relating to the veto
power of the mavor wan reported fa-
vornhly.
The Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company withdrew today from the
Senate the petition for extension of
its lines in South Norwalk. The pc-
tition of the Norwich Street Railway
Company to extend from‘ Yantic to
Fltchvllle was granted by the Senate.
The Simsbury Water Company char
I maintenance.
MID. NULL 0 II RIOALL‘D.
Principal. In the lurdiok Murder Cue
in lull-lo are Marin Today.
BUFFALO N. Y.,Marc112.5—-All of
the leading figures In the Burdlck mur-
dor are resting today, after the trying
ordeal of yesterday. Mrs. Hull moth-
cr-In- law of the murdered man is like-
ly to be recalled when the inquest in
resumed tomorrow morning She has.
been subpoenaed a second time.
iiev. Levi M. Powers. pastor of the.
Church of the Messiah. may also be
called.
No information can be gained as the
existence of a $50,000 bond said to
have been executed by Arthur It. Pen-
nIIll to secure a payment of $25,000 to
Mrs. liurdlck. on condition that she be
divorced and hhve no other sourco'of
POPULACE l8 QUIETER AT ISLAND
. OF TRINIDAD.
PORT I) FSPAIN. Island of Trinidad.
March 25.~~'I‘he Chamber of Commerce
has adopted a resolution “marbling
that a cable despatch be sent 1 ‘ Irr-
ial Secretaiy (‘ltamborlaln urging the
immediate
this Island
(Sir (oIrIIIlius Molorrcyl
"In whom
and the principal oliicials.
the public has entirely lost confl-
III Ircc‘ 'and asking for the appointment
of a rural commission of inquiry The
populntc Ia quieter. 'lhII bodies of
twelve of the men killed dull": the
rioting were buried today.
COLLAPSE OF A LARGE CHIMNEY.
MAPLEVILLIC. It I.. hinrclr 25---liy
the collapse 0f ll clrlrrrIIIIy at the (‘oro-
ncl Worsted (‘ompany‘s plant here, to-
Ilay. lhr'co workmen WI'I'O Injured. The
financial loss In 810.000
l AI'GHTER
I like to htat‘ a Tallow Iai’f.
ltiglrt out an“ hearty‘like an‘. l'rcc.
it‘s not a thing to do by ha'f:
A good haw-haw Is what suits me.
I like to hear a fellow crow.
Arr‘ hold his sides an wipe his eyes
Arr slap his leg an' art as though
He hadn't Irothin' to disguise
I hate them titterirr‘ galoots
Who snigger out a mild tee~hee;
A‘ luff should come up from the boob-
. That kind 0' laff'It what Just suits me.
I llkc a man to whoop an' yt‘II
\l'lren sutlrln' kind o” tlcltlra him:
When I take on a lafiin' spell
I do It with a sort 0‘ via].
A giggle or II snlggcr Is
A sign. I guess. of suthln' wrong.
It's weak an' spindiln' an. gee whiz!
I'd ruthcr are it person strong.
give me a man that‘s good an‘ ritual
in the expression of his give
1 like the man vilro laughs right out—
So long as he don t‘laught at me.
~Chicago News.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NOHWALK, as. Pro-
bate Court. March 24th A. l). 190:1.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court for admlIrII'-
trntion of the estate of Charles II}.
Woodward late of NorWalk. In said
district deceased.
OIdtIIIId.'1‘hnt said application bc
beard and determined at the Probate
Office In Noreaik on the dist day of
“arch 19021 at 2 II'IIoIk afternoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order III a newspaper
having a circulation in said distriI-I at
least live days before said day of near-
lug.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
1113.? It .illdtzt‘.
LIST WEEK OF THE
Bankrupt
Sale.
Entire Stock and F ixrhncs
Must be SOLD Rt-
r
gardlcas‘ of Value
or Cost
Ladiei’ Chain, Suits.
(lepeeaui Skirts.
Also a full and comple‘e line
of MILLINERY. _ 4
These Goods are being sold
ter was passed.
On motion of Senator Graham the
resolution appointing Samuel .1. Bry—
ant Judge and John Williamson. depu-
II judge. for two y.eard from April 1
1903. was passed. At 1: 15 the. Sen-
ate adjourned until 11: 1.5 tomorrow
ONAX TRIBE TO WORK DEGREE.
Uncas Tribe. 1.0.R.M.. held a meet
ing last evening at which it was decid-
ed to tender an invitation to Chart
Tribe of Stamford tomato this cityI
and work the first degree.’ 'lhe date
for their coming to next Tuesday night. |
An invitation was also extended to
Papa: Tribe of New Canaan to" come'
and make a vloit here. A comm
was appointed to arrange for a Joint
entertainment and smoker betyeeaT thh|e'
Haymakera and the Redbi
will be held otter loot. efiction was!
taken regarding the dent of PastI
Sachem Cook. who died several days
an and woo\buried today in Boston?
a. ‘ '
Adao MAN oration or! “am
POMFRET. March 26~Amm John-
son. 70 years of an wu struck and I
probably totallyl oafly ln't eve.
n.ing while walking on'tho railroad
track- between Mint and Ablng
too. The train woo M and the old
oeryrapr'dly and make sure to
procure some
while this Earth-apt Sale lasts.
60on purchased now at this
Sale 'har'll net pan ' ’
A IN” coat Pflfll at hot
—L——_
iTIIE FAIR CLGAK
AND FUR STORE
GIIWoohlngt‘on St”
.OUTH NO. .WALK.
IY CHOIR 0F TH!
copay or
flmmmwifi‘
removal of the governor of!
BA RGAINS:
We wish to an .. - to our many
can on and the ladies at The Not-
wala that we will more In Itamford
on the 10th Inat.. when we have a tit-at
clue establishment with new spring
models the latest style: from Paris
and a full line of Imported broadclotho.
etc. anti all theiateat In home cloths
as well. We will be pleased to son
you there and will give you the best In
quality, style and fit. as usual Don't
oFare paid to all purchasers
FrasoVItz & Fox,
0 Main at: Stamford, Cami.
J GRRTNER.‘
Merchant Tailor.
500
SAMPL ES
FOR SPRING
CLOTHING.
Came In and see them.
39 SOUTH MAIN ST..
Opposite Hotel llarn‘iton.
HIGH QUALIIIIIS
SPRING
SUITS
50 different patterns to select from—
all desirable. Prices ranging from $5
to $15.
‘ FOR CHILDREN.
Something special—A three piece
Suit for the youngster who is any-
where from 8 to 16 years old, for $2.50.
‘ We have two‘piece Suits from $1.50
to 33.
D. Gottlieb
11 North Main St, South Norwalk.
1
I—
Our .
Top
Goat‘s
Tap
Them
All
The hobbit-at coat devised for
. We have a
early Spring wear.
leader at
312.00
It would be worth you; while
to- see before making your pur-
chase. ‘
WI- closrovcnlngs‘ at It o'clock.
Ixcept Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday.
Telephone. 133-12.
.4. Davis lotion,
85 \VASI I TNGB'l‘t \N STREET.
R( ‘l "l?” N! )““'Al .I(
TAILOR. CLOTHIER. HATTER,
FURN‘ISHER.
unsure;
THIS WEEK
for Men and Boris
'Trousersl 1.00 pair
\
Very nicely made and the pat-
terns quite varied.
HARRY GOOD-Will
narrac‘rttatb Hotel. BLOCK,
Salutor thuuott if
Gen I Contract/pr
amino?" ”pawns couusc.
I m
‘rIodo, w‘aranI won: or ALL
15m Militia. noon Excava-
tinge“ WORK. -
what In- W Job. or Any Kind.
‘ W may oIm.
mam. . So. ivwau.
TIIE I.EADING DRY
GOODS S
d
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDI ‘.
W ASH DRESS G00 I.
We take especial pleasurcjn inviting an inspection of our Wash 60- IiXhibll- NW“ be-
fore have we had such a grand and complete assortment of COTTON WASH BRICS 33 WC are
showing this season. The choicest things of the foreign and domestic market 310W GINGHAMS
in all grades, BATISTES. swrssr:s. lilMITIES. ORGANDIES. SILK =SUE~cwrythins
that is new and desirable for Summer wcrri‘.
Domestic Ginghams ....... . .. , . . . . . . . . rel/3c. Ardslcy Crinklctl Sccr -Ci‘5 ----------- ”'30-
Printed Dotted Swiss ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Int/go. Harvard Clicvlois ... -------------- 12' *-
Holly Batiste .................... . . . . . rzl/zc. Pique Royal. plain or .V ---------- -- ~ 125%-
Printed Madras ......................... 15c. Vilton Oxfords . . . . ----------------- 35‘1-
Scotch Ginghams ....... -. ................ 25c, Princess Linen Zephy ----------------- 350-
Galatca Cloth ............................ 15C. Silk Tissue ........................... 48R
Wash Silks ....................... 35 and 48c. India Linens, white .............. 810 40c.
White Dimities .................. r2.l 1 to see. Persian Lawns ................ . 15 to 5°C.
Organdics. 30 and 69 inches wide . . . . 25 to 75c. Wash Chiffon .............. ‘ ..... 25 to 75c.
Mcrccrized Damask . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 75c. Plain or Fancy Piqu ........... 121/; to 50c.
Tristram & Hyatt,
Norw Ik, Conn.
WE ARE SHOWING NOW
RN ELEGRNT LINE
OF
BLACK HITS
suitable for Immediate II'IInr. includ
ing some choice designs nrudc caper-
ially for mourning 'I‘lrc styles were
never so pretty and III‘It't‘b iIIII'I-II'
reasonable.
M F. ACKERMAN
81 MAIN STREETJ NORWALK.
so
Cennectod with large Bridgeport Es-
tablishment.
We will remove to our new stare, 31
Wall street. about Mardh 2th.
THE VOICE OF SPRING.
When the first robin" sings in the
yard and the first crocrrs peeps orrl of
the grass, it is a sick man who does not
thrill with the thought that spring has
come Indeed. Birds and flowers and
waving grass and waxing grain will
soon be here. Do you thrill? If you
don‘t you are sick. When a man has
malaria all seasons and all days are
alike to him. live that old blood of
yours a spring-cleaning. .r dusting from
carrot to cellar. Dr. Dick's Medicine is
the great human house-cleaner. A hot-
titI of It will make the voice of thc
robin sound to you as It I'. I when you
were a boy and every tlower suggest
II poem. Did you ever taste Dr. Dick's
Medicine? If not there is something
new for you under the sun.
O.
i
Natty Oxford
is a Patent Colt. made on a frrll
round toe, double sole, medium
extension edge. and Is a. bright
serviceable Oxford.
Patent Leather is becoming
more popular each peason and
ouch improvements have been
made in the tanning and finish-
ing of the leather that. they av-
erage to wear as well as any
other leather.
The upper of this Oxford Ia
especially handsome. and we
wont appreciate your calling In
and seeing it.
$3.50 PAIR. .
.
"ill. '5th TIIII Flt.
and
Company
about three weeks ago because their schooner had iibboom. head stenya and
demands for a nine hour day were re flying jib
fused have returned to work and b
~ness at the yard has resumed its wo t~
ed activity.
steamer Oroaooomutward bound -_ .,
Our new ideasIasu terms.
liberal trealme . large-"as-
sortmenls in em depart-
ment, and the nominal-
t'e'ré‘bi mode .UD-Io‘tlale
live merchand lag. and non
will find the 'e have left
our would-b competitors
so far behid that their
cannot be 3 n in the race
for public I
Joods are ar-
You are just
as welcome to come in and
look as to ma. You will
receive lhIl same treat—
ment. which is alwaus cor-
dial. at
New Spring
rivirrg dailu.
SHIP CARPENTERS RETURN To this port for Montevideo. was in col-
WORK. llsion today at the entrance to chnI-y
NEWI LONDON. March 25. —Near|I Chanel] with the schooner Almcde Wil
all of the sixty or more ship carpenters .Iey. of Thomaston. Me" bound for
minors of the. Thames TowboatiBrunszclt, Go. The steamer was
who went out on a strilte'conslderably damaged. while the,
carried away. Both vessels
ryl- returned to the _
onramo “8;"; thus sonneo
Wal-
, um Iii—J.
aromas o'aouoco oanaoa- I 1601 all“! ““0 W“
new YORK. larch :s—rn. an. d deotmyod by are. how. {50000: W“
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