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itineraries.
"I“ m [102 APPROPRIATION or
"I . di,.imporunt Matter-s Brought Uo
Mument Given to Ben-tore.
yrsaltlluo'rou. March lid-«The
- toms appropriation bill. as unlead-
9
LL
Renate' committee on post-
,aiid post roads, was printed and
ma in the hands of Senators early
, y, Among the amendments not
pressure announced from the com~
mitten, fire the following: For separat-
mantis at the third and fourth class
Wilson, the appropriation ls reduc-
‘ (hop $1,000,000 to 8600.000. For al-
mm to third-class postofhces where
he, ' ries of the postmasters exceed
”Amber annum, to cover the Clint of!
Mali service 8500.000, provided that;
mislio'waace in excess of $400. Shall be,
hindeto any one office. 3
'For‘necessury miscellaneous and in;
[dental Items directly connected With!
at and second class pestofilces the;
,to committee has eliminated the’
tile provision prohibiting postman-I
Incrflpfrom using any portion of the up- I
'Joropristlou for the payment of tele-'
bond service other than that of the;
‘Ii 'l‘glcpbone Company or any com-L
parties controlled by ‘the Bell .0qu-
manning the status as heretofore}
tithe. discretion ot‘ the postmaster"
tiers], -
Among the new items inserted in the ,
IIIJI! the Senate committee are ...e
flowing”: For compensation to seven
,mlltgnt‘snperintendents, salary and
allowance division. at the rate of $2.000
lnd transportation by steamboat and
ther power boat routes.
. ,Theufienate committee struck‘ out of
”the House bill the appropriation of
$100,000 for the performance of mail
‘snessenxer servitc in Chicago by tili-
dergronnd electric cars. Provision is
made ;,for the fulfiment of the exist-
lag contracts for the ten-inch pneumav
it: tube in Boston, at the rate of 310,-
000 per mile. to be paid from the ap-
propriation of $500,000 for transmis-
clan of mail by pneumatic tubes.
The age limit of fifteen years on
cars used In the railway postal service
‘was stricken out by the Senate com-
"miltee. ' .
, In the raiIWay mail service the num-
ber ofclerks in the various offices has
been increased materidlly as follows:
, ,n clm‘six, at $1.000 the increase be-
‘M from 247 to 271; in class five.
get 01,400, from 1,216 to 1,280: in class
five. at $1.300, from 617 to 512; in class
_.f'eur, $31,200 from 1,091 to 1.779: In
lass four, at,$1.100. from 1.518 to 1.507:
lactose three. at $1.000 from 4.131 to
; in class two at $900. from 1,989
o 2.093; in class one, at $800, from
.789 to 830.1 in all the increase is from
312,951,000 to transport.
' The Renate committee has limited
be per diem allowance for assistant
Superintendent to an amount not ex-
ing 35.000 3 year. increases In ap-
propriations for the office of the third
" postmaster-general were
For manufacture of
talkative pOstage and special delivery
“amps and books of stamps. from
«(Incomes-142,000; for the distribu-
tion of stamps, from $9,000 to $13,000:
tor the distribution of stamped envel.
pee and wrappers from $15,000 to :20.-
ppnmorlELo BRAKEMAN DEAD.
HARTFORD, March 30—1.. B. Bates.
a freight. brakeman who was injured
dieing tin-Own from his train just out-
' New Haven yesterday. died at the
”Hard Hospital today or the injur-
"received. Bates was brought to
.1 io.city._on a passenger train which
(fill!!! up after the accident. He
. Streets of age and married. His
me was in Springfield.
lied ones or EAGLES.
, orwaik Aerie of Eagles has a class
thirty-six candidates to fit with
hers at this evening's session. A
her of out of town visitors are ex-
'e.‘ including a delegation of Stam-
Eagles. After the work refresh
at will he'served.
.i “W...___-._... .
‘ PACY‘NOT A MURDERER.
YNN,XMaes.." March 30.——Davld H.
J. Tuckei‘"on March 23, was re
' ”$34, It having brought for.
‘ttit‘
are
AGENTS
', for
. L DOUGLAS SHOES
. $5.00 “and $55.50.
racy. wholes held here in con-,
hit with the alleged murder of .
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
CATHOLIC CHURCH CHANGES.
Male Voices to be Heard In the Choirs
After Enter.
iiAlt'l‘i‘OitD. March 30.—-1n compll‘
ance with the wishes of ‘l’ope Plus x..
relatIVe lo the introduction of the Great-
orian Chant in the Churches of the dio-
cese, and the elimination of female
voices, Bishop Tierney announced to
day that the pastors of the different
churches throughout the state had been
notified to this effect. The change
will be a gradual one and male voices
will be substituted for the female ones
at intervals. After the Easter vaca-
tion when the young men of St. 'i‘hom-
as Seminary return to school, they will
answer the responses at the cathedral.
BLESSES GEN. HAWLEY
SON'S RELEASE.
Soldier's Mother Grateful for Remisp
sion of Sentence of imprisonment.
WA’i‘ERBURY, Conu., March 30:—
“God bless General Hawlcy. My boy
is coating back to me." said the over-
joyed mother of George H. Prentice.
of New Britain. who, for breaking mili-
tary rules to go to the mother's stip-
posed deathbed several months ago.
was court-martlaied anti sentenced to
eighteen months in a United States
prison.
Prentice has a' good record for ser-
vice in the Spanisthmerlcan war and
refused a furlough during his enlist-
ment. but afterward ran away to his
mother" bedside.
Senat r Hawley. after a week of hard
work. succeeded in having the sent-
ence remitted.
FOR
GREEN'B SLAYER CRAZY.
Insanity Experts So Report—Will Be
Sent to an Asylum.
EW YORK. March 30,—Drs. Carlos
F. aci)onald and Austin Flint. the
negro who murdered Andrew H. Green.
reported to the [Astrid-Attorney yes-
tertiay that he is insane.
Williams wil be taken before Judge
Newburger before long and will be
committed to the State insane Asylum
at Mstteawan to be held until cured.
when he will be tried for murder. The
doctors say he is a paranoiac. and an
able to advise with counsel.
The examination was made yester-
day in the District~Attorney's office.
Dr, Campbell, the. Tombs physician.
said Williams becomes violent with the
changes of the moon. The, prisoner
has grown a full heard in prison and
has ngedi
MOHLER NOT MADE PRESIDENT.
NEW YORK, March 30.-——At the lin-
ion Pacific Railway ofiice here, it was
said today, that the report received
from the West to the effect that A. 1..
Mohler. had been made president of the
Union Pacific was Incorrect. E. H.
Harrimsu is president of the Union Pa-
cific. Mr, Mohlor. it is understood here.
is to be made vice-president and gene—
ral manager of the company.
THREE HURT IN EXPLOSION.
RANDOLPH Mass. March 30.—
Three men were injured by an explo»
sion on the farm of .I, G. and B. S.
Ferguson here at noon today. The
men were blasting rocks when a pre-
mature discharge of powder occurred.
The farm is operated by the well-
known Ferguson firm of bakers, of Bos-
ton.
REQUISITION FOR C RTRIDGEB.
HARTFORD, March .-—-Gov. Cham-
berlain today signed a requisition on
the United‘ States government for
200.000 rounds of ball cartridges of
30 calibre. and 2,575 barrel cleaning
rods‘for the new rifles of the Connec-
ticut National Guard.
POIBDNED To DEATH BY PORK.
WiNS'tLO. ,Conn., March 30—in-
feoted pork has nearly blotted out the
family of Doris Capistrand at South
Hadley Falls. Mass. Three children
died last week. and the mother is criti-
cally ill. The Board of Health will in-
vestlgate.
ONANDAGA IS FOR PARKER.
.Si RACUSE. N. Y., March ail—Com—
plete returns from the Democratic
l town primaries show that former
; syor James K. McGuire will control
he twelve Onondaga delegates to the
state convention. They will be for
not in any waxwo-
air. Pscy was or-
. at week.
l
Parker.
SW
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rmg ' Suits
1.... statics.
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ADDITIONAL cs1. News
0—.—
Mrs. hi. it. Mead closed her Hillside
School for the Easter vacation, yester-
tilly.
Mrs. W. 11. Baldwin and Mrs. Jos-
luh (l. Gregory. of Norwalk, are visi—
tors In Bridgeport, today.
A valuable gamecoclt was killed by
a IOI‘OIIIOIII’O. near the south end of tilt
Rlvcr street; Norwalk. tunnel, Monday
afternoon. ‘ ‘ .
Mrs. Lee Davis, of East Not-walk. is
presiding today, as county secri-Iul‘y oi
the King's Daughters anti Son‘s cou-
ventlon. In Bridgeport.
Herbert June, who is a student at
the horoioglcal school at Waitham.
Mass, ls spending ti o Easter vacation,
.it his home in Nor lit,
George Raymond and Edward New-
man of Norwalk, attended the liar
atun ii. llailev circus, Madison Square
(iardcu, New York, last evening.
Mrs. John Albrlghl, of South Main
street, sailed yesterday on Kaiser Wil
helm De Grosse i’or Bremen, ilcr .Yi'l"
to visit her mother, where Rili‘ I...
spend several months.
Spring has formally and officially ar-
rived, as the “pcepcrs,” small frogs
and other insects in the swamps haw
been heard uttering their plaintive
notes for several evenings.
Mrs. S. K. Stanley. oi main street,
Norwulk. left today for Willmntstown
Mass, where she will be the guest 0.
her son, S. Trout HIiiilit-Y, who is a
student at Williams College.
Dr. Stiles 1). Lawrence has mowd
from the Purdue resident-c In North
.iiain street. to th(‘ house rccclllly vav
rated by lir. ll. 0, Sil-fi‘irl’. C(il'llt'l’ of
Washington alld c‘runkiln streets.
A horse, owned by Mrs. Sarah 'l‘oque,
of Broad lilyer, created consiilt-ralllc
cXt-iicnlent in \Vuii strt-t-t, yesterday
afternoon, because of an attack of” the
blind .~taggcrs. The animal was neat-
l'(' and than takcn to a stable.
iii. ii, iii, Wolf has rtuicd III.‘ build
ing formerly occupied as the local Y.
M. C. A., and will disc it as an of
lice and dwelling house ui‘lcr repairs
and renovations are made tllcre. It
will make an ideal offit-c, bwlug (“Pct"-
ly on the Main street and very near
to the center of the city.
Grant Worn called ill the office of
'I‘he Sentiutl today, and stated that he
was not the man who tore down lilt-
log signs crcctsti on the building on
the Washington street bridge, by ('oil-
stabb- (ionlwlu. and afterward punt-Ir
t‘lI lbw (unusable. Mr. Worn claims
that the guilty man was Tom Parker.
and be is at a loss to understand how
Iiii‘ names become confused,
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
lltls’l‘UN, March 30 wArrlvcd:
Steamers Queen Eleanor (Hr) Calcut-
ta; Ohio illrl. Hull. England.
NEW YORK. March 30.-~‘~.\ White
Star llucr iprobably steamer Oceanic,
from Liverpool for New York) is i't"
polled by wireless telegraph as bovine,
passed Nantucket Lightship at 2:30 a.
m. Will probably dock about 3 p. in.
new roux, March lid—«A swaxntis
supposed to be the Citta di Napoli.
from (ienoa and Naples for New York.
is reported by wireless It-iegrnpll as
baiting posed Nantucket Lightship at
3:30 a, at. Will probably dork about
ii p, m.
NEW YORK. March 80.—-—Arrived;
(iccsuic, from Liverpool.
NEW YORK, March Il0.~—-Thc iioi-
land-American Liner POISIIi t, froth
Rotterdam. Boulogne and Fill oath for
New York, is reported by wireless tele-
graph as having passed Nantucket
Lightship at II a. in. Will probably
dock about 9 a. to. tomorrow.
. a. ...
‘t ‘.
Alex Wood. of Stamford.
Writes.-
I guess not and have my name
all the papers tied to a recommenda-
tion. Yes, you may have the canes.
I will not require them. No sir, i did
not use anything hilt Dr. Dick‘s Medi»
clue and i have no rheumatism now.
ALEX. WEED.
'March, 1904.
NOTICE.
A reward of $25 will be paid for in-
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction of any person or persons
hereafter removing. injuring or de-
stroying any grade stake driven b.“
any engineer employed by the select-
men of Norwaik. on _the highway
know as Westport avenue, In said Nor-
walk.
Dated at Norwalk, March 28th. 1904.
THE SELECTMEN OI" NORWAIJK.
mar 28 ti
we HAVE CALLS FOR SMALL our.
sins pLAces TO near as PUR-
curses.
WANTED :
nil particulars of your property you
w an to sell. ’
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, g1 seawacau+§uom
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oases A.xxc. no. sues. - A3.
LIBRARY OF‘ CONGRESS TO WIT:
Be it remembered, That on the twen.
ty-fourth day of March. 1904. THE
BANKS LAW PUBLISHING COM-
PANY. of New York, N. Y.. hath de~
posited in this ofilt-t- the title of a
Book. the title of which is In the fol-
lowing words. to wit: ‘
Cases argued and adjudged In The
supreme Court of the United States,
October term, 1374. Reported by
John William Wallace, Vol. XXII.
at ,
on“. ’5 site.“
RISTRAM&HYATT
THE BANKS l w PUBLISHING
company. as YORK. 1904. i
The right whereof it claims as pro,
the United States respectinx CODY-
rights.
Office of the Register of Copyrights,
Washington. l) C.
llerbert Putnam.
Librarian of Congress.
bv ’I‘borvuld Solbel'g,
Register of Copyrights,
Written M Ii.
lit-vised .I. W. (i.
Entered l.. S.
Mailed E li‘. it.
In renewal for 14 years from April 20.
190i. mar 30 nor 0. “1420
POPULAR AM U SEMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY. MARCH 3131'.
\
SPARKLING THREE ACT
COMEDY
ihe Real
Widow Brews
Wholesome Fun
Splendid Singing, Rich Costumu.
Direction of A. Q Scammon.
\Prlces 25, 35 and 50c.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY. FRIDAY. APRIL
FIRST.
prictor in conformity with the Iowa of‘ .
TEED. AT THE PRICE ACKED FOR THE BOX BAY. WE
AND WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU LOOK AT IT.
50c yard.
Bait Bay '
Nevertear Silk.
.. I‘ .
IN THIS AGI'OF LUNURY ON THE ONE HAND'AND GOOD COM MON SENSE ON THE OTHER THE
\
WOMAN WHO WISHES TO BE NICE LY GOWNED, CHOOSES A SILK LINING FOR HER NEW DRESS. THE
AMOUNT OF HAPPINESS THAT A THOROUGHLY GOOD SILK CREAT E8 IN THBMIND OF THE WEARER
HA8 NEVER YET BEEN MEASURED AND IB EXTREMELY RESTFUL AND APPROVINGLY REMEMBERED
BY HERBELF AND EVERY-ONE WI TH WHOM SHE COMES IN CONTACT.
HEARTEN THE ORDINARY WOMAN iN THE PAST TWO OR THREE SEASONS TO CONTEMPLATE THE
PURCHASE OF SILK FOR LINING BUT WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF THE 305x BAY SILK IT IS NOW
NOT ONLY POSSIBLE BUT PLEASANT TO DO 80. AS EVER, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
THING GOOD THAT is MADE AND THE BOX BAY SILK WILL BE FOUN D TO STAND‘THE‘TEST IN EVERY
WAY. NO AMERICAN MANUFACTURER, HAS EVER BEEN ABLE TO PRODUCE A SILK FULLY GUARAN-
IT WAS ENOUGH TO DIS-
FOR EVERY-
SHOWAFULL LINE OF BLACK AND COLORS
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36 1n.
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19 in.
A Stupendous Production of the Big
Scenic Melodrama. -
A Hidden Crime
Presenter! by a (‘onipany of Unusual
Excellence.
A Superbly Started Production.
A Drama of Thrilling Heart interest
and Comedy. '
SEE!
The Breaking of the Suspension
Bridge.
The Opium Den of Chinatown.
The Rose Gardeniin Full Bloom.
The Golden Gate Harbor at San
Francisco.
Prices 25. 35 and «5°C.
lit-iii, the well-known jockey. is at his
home in the suburbs of this city.
TRISTRAM. &'HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
NO~ 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
REIFF IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN JOSE. Calif, March Li0.~.lobu
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HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2ND,
Matinee and Night.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
Sherman’s Moving
Pictures
AND ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
PRICES—40¢. 20c and 30c; Matinee,
10c and 2°C. ‘
J
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY, APRIL 4TH.
AL_ LEECH
and the
3 ROSEBUDS
ir.
WM. A. BRADY‘S
Splendid Production of R. Melville Balt-
er's Musical Absurdity.
Girls Will be Girls
BY JOSEPH HART.
The Brightest, Cleanist, Bott Musical
Comedy on the Road.
A LARGE COMPANY
and
35 HA’NDSOME SINGERS.
HEAR the Latest Song Successes, the
Up-toDIte Funnyisms, the Talking
Game Cock.
SEE the Great Cock Fight, AI Leech
Climb the Stairs‘ the Funny School
Room Scene, Marvelous Electric
Dance.
emcee—50c. 75c and $1.00.
‘ CONCERT
, ofthe
AMHERST COLL E at GLEE.
BANJO AND MANDOLIN
, CLUBS.
. Tuesday. April 5m.
AT '
Hart's Theatre.
Under the auspices of
COMPANY D.
Third Infantry. C. N. 6.
Tickets.
78 on. 31.00.
Reserved seat chart opens April 1st.,
at 9 a. m., It Wood's drug store, Nor-
walk, and Box Office of Theatre.
March 15, hit
L .._. 1.....- _.L.L..,.
50 on.
“L, Ex ..-
FIRST GRAND FAIR
IND B‘Z‘IR
, To Do given under the auspices of the
Kansas!!!“ . atnzrrr
SOCIETY; AND SVECS'
says he will never again be seen on ,. . ,
an American tiiiLii. Should his license , J _l. _ 7. /. r .
to ride in France be restored, be may ‘, a. . J _ .: (\ , 40 ,
return ll'erv for another season. . . It‘ll/L f/. \ L S L
' ‘ ‘ “ ‘T . "‘i NGTON or .5910on Lit.
.
Specialty Mfg. C
Electric Motors
FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE-
THE'
0.;
71 WATER STREET.
WWW We Sell On Credit
NEW ‘AND SECONDvHAND. ,.’ . .
Because We Know
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PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR. l
ANTEED. Honor '5 Not
Dead Yet
L
If it were there could be no credit systems in the land.
Business men are getting credit daily, manufacturers and mor-
SOMETHING NEW !
A BARGAIN SALE OF COAL.
Through a blunder of the
shippers we have been able to
secure a lot of best Kentucky
CANNEL COAL at an un-
heard of price. We are go-
ing to sell this so iov; that,
every one can afford to have a
grate fire of Carmel. Did you
ever burn it? Nothing else
makes a satisfactory fire in a
grate. Try a small quantity.
A quarter or half too will last
a long time.
$8.50 per ton instead of $12.
chants get credit for immense some at our banking institu-
tions. and why? Because honor is still worth something.
“A good name is better than riches!" saith the wise man.
Riches is gobd; a good name better.—-—so think H. KRIEGER
& CO.! We know‘the good people of The Net-walks. and
knowing them, do a credit business with 5thorn. just on the
{same principle that. banks do. We help people along: so do
banks. People are helped by obr Method of doinfj DJSLDCSS,
and PAY AS THEY WEAR! This is not the panning and
mending age. Time goes on wheels, now, and??? Kricger &
Company's is the GRAND CENTRAL STATION to: proper
changes from the old to the new era! Cast off the darned old
Glover's the Piace
clothes, and pitch the patches into the rag—bag, and take the
modem coach for the land of Somewhere. A poor, mean ward-
robe nevcr made a‘ man, yet, and fine clothes do make fine peo-
ple to look a}. and that is about all we sec,—-a.nd this is what
eyes are made for.
f
, , f’cona‘ssm ”one access-9
you HAVE Tnosrso us: WE can rsusr You!
tuna ;
Norwalk Chronicler