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BRIDGEPORT. Conn. May 21.~-~—'|‘ho
(gaggnecticut Railway and Lighting
‘ pony t‘o‘day further increased the
or 01 cars operated by non- -unlon
this city and suburbs. all the
zoom the East Main street line.
III open .for business. Cars were
ted at 8 o'cloek today. an hour
"liar than has been tlle practice
Abe strike of motorlnen and con-
otors began a week ago. Condi-
ons‘ remained quiet this morning.
that. Itmas not considered necessaly
put deputy sheriffs as guards on all
rs. than i! on some lines. the aimed
duds hti F remained on duty.
Admlmrt driver M ..i Haley who
It! arrested yesterday on the charge
obstructing a car with his calt. was
filled 325 colts in the City Court today
htthewJ .Relley 11 case was contin—
ed “until. "Satu1dav under bonds of
1.1001141? is charged with throwing
it missile at. a car and with resisting
i! omm Riley is the man whom two
putyeyharlffs tried to arrest during
its l‘lot Sunday and whose escape is
"Ilesed to have been furthered by the
motion of Mayor Muivililli Alter Holley
as idiom! Into custody y'estelday he
ye some testimony ovel the question
bother Mayor MllI‘IIlIiI did 01' did
not interfere with the arrest. Reiley
. 11 Quoted as declaring that the mayor
said: “I am mayor of Bridgeport
LeL that man alone” When this was
led to the attention of Mayor Mul-
'Yilliil he said that he could not remem-
be: his exact words. although he did
at admit. that. Roily was riglli. The
. pinion of those most familiar with
the occurrence is that the conflict of
Iltstements in 1egard to the matter has
been due largely to the fact that all
parties were in a state of high excite-
ent at the time when the Maym gave
Ll!e order attributed to him alld he
has forgotten it,
‘ ‘gl’fi'l‘ May 2!-'I‘he first cal
rport since the beginning
not 31111-11112 of the Bridgeport trolley
men. started at 8: 30 today. and was
trimmed by other cars during the fore-
11001! A number of passengers we1e
,l'l‘led on each trip. No trouble of any
was reported. Eight of the six-
.1601! point! trolleymen In this town
' live now returned to work.
Obltivate prudence; do not out to-
orrow‘s dinner today.
iron ilro Pronorly
3300mm Tondor.
.1 .
o omnpebent men always at your
Dori tho running hot water."
A. POHLMAN.
THE BARBER. . .
‘Tmolilngton at: South Norwaik.
of RE HA3 DENIED THESE
-‘ is and supplies the delclenoy.
' ..TlliETH as made in this
o e function of the natur-
‘ . comm to the
.‘l‘li . 1w duel! taken in
‘ . ' .. g pistes. This and
mulinsed insure
Walk- Over Shoes
F. D. Lycn a Co.
90 Washington 81;...
find. Your Faoo Willi
So. Nor-walk.
ly
‘ time.
91' than for any chance to mess
relative merits of the boats.
hoped therefore.
one of the long triangles. with
lniles.
land enthusiasts at the little
the ('ove. By [I o'clock lhere
Kane.
Walls. was expected to come
on a steam yacht owned by A.
of the club.
ed down from her
and large clubtopsalls.
of yachts
bouts.
peter signal.
start.
as the two boats went toj and
minutes later, however.
postponed until later.
so stl'eilky that the committee
to wait for a simmer breeze.
far above the Columbia. .
At 12:45 the bouts wei'o sill
ing for the wind.
inary manoeuvring the
seemed to be holding the
well. There was considerable
the line,
blown over illrec miles an hour.
was absolutely unrippled.
HA.RT[*‘ORD May 21~The
made.
Senator Nash. presented the
tee's reasons for reporting.
Senator Ayllng wanted to
whether there was a minority
ported by the committee. He
few corporations
'ln'.".' said Senator Ayllng. .
no one or those bond: was ad
talc and Susquehanna Railroad.
terests outside of this 311111.11
on the state of Connecticut.
Wall street.
who spent their own money to
by the Savings Banks Ass
terday. which charged thht
this Illtil‘lling,‘
utllc committee would be able to select
Newbcrry D. Lawton and E.
get. their positions for the start.
the committee
boat signalled that the sisll'i Wtiliiti be
The wind was
attorney to support this bill.
against them. on one mind we have
the solid banking interests of thisi
state against these investments.
the other any concern 1 st wants to
use our state as a tool on caupuv.
Senator Aylinx read a ct cuiar issued
lotion yes-
the com-
first Race of the Yachts
Continued from First. Page.
plenty of work for the crch. especial-
wltll a lively breeze. as the big
sloops covered the three legs In quick
This small triangle. therefore.
was looked upon as a test of sail hand.
llllg and quick work at the helm. rath-
ure. the
It was
that
it good
heat to windward of nearly a dozen
The club steamer Sirius, well-laden
with members. came from New York.
11nd made a brief stop for the Long Is-
piel‘ of
was 11
little air stirring from the westward.
and there seemed some. Indications of
11p this
11 race.
The regatta committee, made
year of cx—(iommodore S. Nicholson
11.
down
from New York during the forcnoon.
Smith.
At half past. eleven both boats ar—
rived at tile starting point. the Reli—
ance, coming over under soil from New
Rochelle. while the Columbia was low-
moori‘ng at Glen
Cove by her launch. By this time the
wind had risen to about three knots
an hour from the southwest and there
were indications of its increasing later.
As soon as the Columbia il‘t’flt‘lloti the
starting buoy she swung away from
her launch and began sailing around.
Both boats had on three lower sails.
A1 great fleet
was clusteredi about the
The committee boat arrived off
Matinicock Point at 11:45.111111 prepar-
ed to set the signals for -’the start.
At 11:45 “The Privateer" fired the
preliminary gun and hoisted the blue
The Columbia immedi-
.11er broke out her headsuils. and the
iWo yachts began jockeying tor the
A Little breeze had sprung up
1nd 111 this the Columbia armed to
move more briskly than the Reliance
fro to
Ten
wished
All the
twa yachts stood together. the Reliance
with her Immense high rig. towered
I wait-
iluring the prellm‘
Columbia
Reliance
trouble
in keeping the course clear. 11 number
of small boats persisting in getting on
Up to this time the wind had not
and as
1 rule had scarcely life. enough I) blow
out the signal flag. 'I‘hcrcscemed lit~
ilc prospect. either of anymore wind.
101' up towards New York. the sound
INVESTMENT BILL iFIGHT.
i
Senator Ayling Msku Charges Worthy
of Investigation in the? Senate.
invest-
ment bill came 11p as sfiolal order of
the day at 12 o'clock and brought out
a long and earnest debate. In which
the most heated statements heard II
the Senate before this soslosn. were
report.
making no speech as to the commit-
know
report.
Senator Nash stating that there was.
Clerk Hinman read the minority re-
port. which was alone signed by House
Chairman Blcknell. of Merlden.
Senator Ayllng said it did not ap-
pear who wss advocating the bills rc-
did not
know whatihad influenced the commit-
tee. but he wanted the Senate to know
that legislation should be‘ enacted for
the people of the state and not for a
“Who wants those measures brought
“1 say that
vacated
before this committee except the Buf-
but in-
is plain
New York wants these bonds dumped
it is
nothing more than 11 New York stock
iobblng proposition emanating from
Four-sixthsjof the say-
ing banks of Connecticut. substantial
business men who are aboye reproach.
hire an
0n
.. . mlttos's report had been steered by
i' aortic ssscond, large
”unseat! Remover;
bottles
lobbyist! representing.
banking concerns. Ho
cw
d it
built.
ilsdmttoddo
i edtbt
York
was on
unheard of thing for a state to accept
to bonds securities that hhd not been
listed on a property that had not been
— said that never borer he'd WALKING. TRAVELING. IICYOLE IUITO, mould HAlITs. GOWNSrvL
an avast» ‘ ~
.. by the bank men
tthe h.“ In ‘ luperiol' mull”.
are .
secret that more money has been put Flll IN GAO H00“.
into Connecticut for the passage of? - --..... . '
those bills than for any other matter." 1 light lodlos Hsvo lull Tckon From
Senator 'l‘rscy thought the judgment 1 tbs Ruins.
of lobbyists and paid attorneys was! NEW YORK, May 21 o—A fire started
not enough. the said that it had been :todily in one of the seven gas houses
stated that owners of these bonds form- at 155th street and Sheridan avenue.
ed a pool and pill up $50,000 to pass i There were heavy explosions. 'l‘llreo
this lull. That was erufiugh for him to i prisons were badly injured. One of‘
kill thin bill. He uho d vote walnut lilt'm John Wiley. a machinist. believ-
the committee. ‘ied to be dying The money loss was
30111110" Wilcox YOIIUWHI Senator A)“ ‘ heavy. A train loaded with kerosene
ling in hill attack on the bill. H8 1 oil was fired and other explosion! 0c-
lliollght the conservative lay of Illeicurrud,
state ought to be sustained, or all the you“. headquarters has 1,9...“ oflc.
bars Iv! down. 111in notified that eight bodies have
Senator N35“ Halli ”‘31 Ii Will “V0 been taken 01!! of the gas house fire.
days after the unanimous report of his While the fire is not under control.
committee had been handed in when the firemen are said to have it well in
the house chairman changed his mind. hand.
Senator Ayllng wanted to know if
any star chamber hearings for the bell-
cfit of a lobby by the committee. had
been held and was called to order by
Senator Noon. who was in the chair.
He said that New York brokers lilld a
lot of undigested bonds and w lltcd to
unload. with the savings bank of this
state as a natural prey. to ap'1 eclute
their value. He. said that then..- oo.. 1-
holdrs could not get these schemes
through other states,
Senator Ful‘fils't‘llit'h thought the.
banks ought to be given the right to
tonnage their business. and was not at
all satisfied with the attitude taken by
Senator Nash.
CLEVELAND NOT TALKING POLI-
TICB '
TOLEDO. 0.. may 21-—Gi'ovcr Clove-
lillld and Admiral Lamberton loft Mid-
dlcbass last night after a week of good
fishing. In answer to questions by 1111
Associated Press correspondent. Ml'.
Cleveland said he did not care to dis-
cuss political matters further than he
had already done. lie returns to
Princeton at once.
HONORS FOR AMERICAN PRIESTS.
WASHINGTUn, May 2l~-'l‘hc Apos-
tolic delegation has recc‘.cd from
Itomc briefs appointing Mgr. Henry
Mueller coadjutor to the archbishop of
Cincinnati; Mgr. 'I‘, 'l‘. Glennon. coali-
1111011 to the archbishop of St. Louis.
and Rev. S. IE. Coffey and l’. Nacgel.
of the diocese of Scranton, to thc dig-
nity of domestic prciates
Mondays, Wednesdays. and
fridays
WESTPORT MEN RETURN.
WESTPORT. May 21.—~Four union
men who have been out on strike. with
the other employees of the Connecti-
cut Railway and Lighting Company.
reported at the car burns for work you
tcrday. They Were immediately pill
to work on the (‘ompo Beach line.
which was opened up yesterday fmi
the that time slow the strike begun .
The men are: Chimera. harm-i
clollgh. Frederick E. Lyon. D'VIII';
Want and George 111: 1.1-1111. It is 1111 (ALL DAY)
dcrstood that an attempt will be made:
to run cars to Bridgeme today 1111111 Are our days he“: now.
nod by former employees of the r.oad i
R. SHNETMAN
saw was May 21.411111 jury in LADILS' TAILOR.
in: suit or (:harles Broadwai liosseau 1. AND edsnien E'rc.,
\v 0 was s11 11;: the Charles lllondwuy
Rousac estate for 3100.000 for malntc- N Main, cor Ann 81.. 80' Norwalk.
ounce and supporL returned a verdict. .--_...-
for the full amount today. with 36, 766.1
16 interest. The bnv in suing cialnl- !
cd to be the son of the late (‘llal'lcsi
Children 3
Broadway Rousso ’
: Wash Suits
MILLIN ERY. j 390. "(1130' 750. 98c.
VERDICT AGAINST ROUBBE ES-
TATE.
~ 132°
MRS. F. E. COLEMAN. ;Wfl3H PANTS, 2 pair 250.
24 WEST WASHINGTON STREET. ‘ .0»
OLD BANK BUILDING.
Qcannziv': rave: SERGI:
no 1 .,
(‘ull and see our (,‘liildreu's School: BLOUSE i SUIrS' ’4'00
Hats at 1171' and 5111-. regular bargains: - V3,"! 8' $2.50.
also :1 line of lmlics' hand made hills? i m
can not be eiiullllcd for the money. . _
eCHlLDREN‘S STR‘ W HA TS.
Tel. Call 97-5.
i ‘25 ond‘fllo.
D. Gottlicb
ll North Main St..
SlRilW
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Gregory’s Peini
SHORE DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS, COOKED
TO ORDER.
BATHING AND FISHING.
BATH HOUSES TO RENT BY SEA
8—31.
I E 0’SIJI1LIYAII P1011
Hotel Hamilton
0111113533112 256. up i0 $i 50
Thoroughly renovated and up to fully worth 1- 3mm? and right
data. Cuisine unexcelled Rates 51
South Nor-walk.
per day and upwards according to in 56350".
rooms, or table board very reasonable.
Under the management. of
MRS. I. 0. ”AM". TON. '-
IUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH,
frOm 12 to 2 o'clock,
for 35¢.
M. KRASOVITZ.
' Ladies’ Tailor and Farrier.
Spring and Summer
Announcement”
South Norwalk. (701111..
Harry. Goodwin
s8 11‘ i usuacxsuo HOTEL BLOCK.
110113.
DEAR MADAM: , _
i beg to Inform you that l have taken again possession of my old and
well known [Adler Tailoring Estobllshment, ll.
. 8 No. Main Street.
The not and exclusive success Which I acquired since the past few
years at 17 North min stnoet is due to the grout satisfaction of my custom
any i dttlng and cxtl'omoly model-Ito prices as well as good
ll:
I have received a choice stock of the [latest imputation: of Spring and
Summer samples and the latest Vienna. Paris and New York styles. 1 up
sole to execute orders for
ITEIO. CAFE. AND ALL KIND. OF WANT.
h
for lsvcst- Cleaning and ”repair! I. cloth. and turn a specialty.
'9 “'9 [gutting has“ “km s «lotions-co to! the
1.! "I Imm WOW 0 motocrvlnghoforo, oaks
WM
TIIE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAMiiHYATT
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE. BUILDING-
Muslin Underwear.
All the. season advances Muslin Underwuar becomes 11 very necessary and important part.
wardrobe.
of' II wolntlu‘ll
it is Just as important to have pretty underwear as this to have a'pretty dross and the women who
visit our Muslin Underwear Department will be pleased to find out that their troubles in regard to Undcrmusilils
are at an end. Artistic designs. finished workmanship; accurate fit. at prices within the limit. of every purse
are features of every garment of the
whole line. We call attention to 11 few items:
CORSET COVERS.
Round and square neck. tight fitting.
French effects, full fronts, large as-
sortment of styles. Sizes :12 to 42. at
25¢ each.
Round and square neck, cambl'lc. and
naiusook, trimmed with lace and lace
beading, ribbon-r1111, sizes 32 to 42, ai
5101' each.
An elegant assortment of French
styles, made of English long cloth.
trimm‘cd with lace and lace insertion.
ranging in price from 750 to 81.98.
GOWNS.
High and V neck. hemstlichcd ruffle
illld embroidery. good muslin, most ex-
A most elegant line of better quality
Skirts, extra full fiounccs, with dust
celicnt value, at 50c each.
and low neck chemise
gowns. hemstltclicd and lace trimmed,
Sizes 13 to 20.
Square
ruffle, trimmed with 3 and 4 rows of
hi 35‘.” insertion, Point do Paris lace and cm.
bi'oiilcry, from $1.50 to 3.: .10 e111 l1
A full line of Summer (Towns. low
Tlt‘l'I\'_ cibow sleeve, nainsook and loll}.r
cloib, irimnlcd with lace or embroid-
ci'y. ranging in price from $1.25 to $31.
DRAWERS.
Made of good lnllHIID,iCIlnlill‘Il'. nuiu-I
soog. long cloth, trimmed with il('lll~
stitched ruffles. embroidery, lace in-
semen alld 111cc, all sizes, from 2:11- to
SKIRTS.
(:ooil muslin, hemstlicbcd tucks, lace
trimmed. full umbrella flounce. extra
(lust ruffle, sizes 40 to “.111 98c each.
$1.50 per pair. ..
Our better quality is the cclcbi‘uicil
Home Made Underwear. which is mado
with perfect care, will fit properly and
is of full, generous proportions.
Drop train Skirt, lawn ruffle, gradr
lulled flonnce. very full; special, at
81.75 each.
111131111111 1 anu. Norwaik‘, Conn.
.9. Earl's & Jan,
85 \‘VAISI I ”‘70 TON STREET.
1-11 )U'I‘H N01‘\V A! .I{
TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER.
FURNISHER.
EVERY
DAY
firings us nearer to hot weather.
\Viiy'
yoilr shopping these pleasant
hilly days.
Children's Wash Sum.
ago: a to 10.
8.91:
50 and 751: value.
Dllyi them now and you'll have
not prepare for it and do
them when vacation days come.
We evenings at 6
o'clock, except Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday.
close
Teiopaono 133-12.
Capital, 81,500,000. Surplus. 8185.660.
Industrial SWIM; and loan Go.
OF NEW YORK.
Sum Supervlsfon of New
York and Connootloul.
Pay 5 per ml.
OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors fluid-111 Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lowrance
Eleven" 5 The Place
Elegance
AND
Simplicity
That's our Idea about (his
Par. Coll. .
Oxford; for (honour.
$3.00
rel-shoe 151-3.
.ME.... .
ilesi Washington 81.
Little at the line
Payments “
Soon pails the bill. What is
more uou do not mind the out-r“
lan. Reade cash is unneces-
salu in dealing at the big CRE-
Dit DEPARTMENT STORE.
It 11011 desire the convenience
of our liberal credit terms. You
can save pour leadn cash for
other necessities.
The best 01 Spring wearables
are read). everulliing man.
woman or child wears. Shoes.
that will wear to 1.10111 satisfac-
lion.
Just as welcome to look as
GLENNON REINSTATED: BADGE
TAKEN AWAY AGAIN.
NEW YORK Mu 21—M1u‘rd Glen:
non Devery’s former 'll'dfllll, who
was reinstated onhhc police force on I Notice is hereby given that the real
Monday today wont to police hold estate of Jmes‘Sllldd late of Norwslk.
quarters reporting for 111111.110 was deceased consisting of three building
glvonhi'sshlold, uditmstohoo lots lttyfoothmtshdmusndono
taken away fro-1' mania. Gaol-goo hundred Ind sixty In foot in depth.
reboing Willa for s!- more or loss :1th in the Town of
f It. . . two oi Glistm ..
Sale of Real Estate.
gym
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