I lonJoday-«Gandldotts for
' at Tremont ”'lcmplc before convention
2 in a. more concliiaimy attitude than
' pressed satisfaction at 'the prospect of
' Ventlon call was llleg:,11
‘ In the conVentiou of any resolution in-
‘ 98111011 chosen at the various distritt
. conventions would disregard it entirely
‘ according to tbtir inclinations.
' faction expected to 111110du1 o as c'indio
2 aester and Charles A. Dean, of Wake-
=“lsilr at crickets" 011 July 13, when the
AI
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WALK-OVER :SHOE
Mada
' 600. E. Kalil: Co.
Are Sold Onlu Bu
D. LYON 8- CO.
git
WASHINGTON STREET.
, .. Democrats
Indications 11.1 for a
Harmonious Sostion in Bos-
lilil National Convention at
31.111115 ’
BOSTON, April "1. ~Betoro the Dem-
ocratic State Convention called for the
our dodger selecting d1legates at large
III National. body 111 St. Louis, as-
1'11 léd 1.121.110.1119 111121-12, wore indica-
tions at u more harmonious session
than .the‘i leaders previously had expect-
ed. The contests between the factions
of {the party, due to preferences for
pmld ntlal nominees, the state com-
mittee nd a largo number 01' delegates
INN?!” RI _h'1ldy0I|11e ,of Boston, and
anpthor. 2111 by former Con-
xressmau and Natlolnal Committceman
George Fred. \l',illiams suppmting
William It.llca1st, of New Yor,k were.
fought out to a considoiable extent and
disposed of during the night. 'Ihe
state committee was In session until
an earlyl 10lll' this morning, and a spli-
it nominated in the state committee
and the suppmters of Mr. Olncy in the
proceedings to give the Hearst forces
what they termed a [air recognition on
the various convontlbn committees,
contributed Inigrly to this end.
But of Iz'u greatei importance in the
view of Mr. Williams and the Hearst
delegates was the dOtlSllID of the. come
mlttce waiving the adoption of the
“unit: 1010‘ 1111 the Massmhusctts dcl-
eg‘ation, on the contention of the
Hearst faction that a (loose in the cori-
volition tall by which the contention
would have the right to control the ac-
tion of delegates elected in the var-
ious congteseioual distikts was illc-
gal 'I‘hls Hans-'1 was ordered sti'itken
out on the mound that it had been Ir-
regularly lllscl‘.t1ui
In consequtncc 111' these develop-
ments in the situation which the'
Hearst faction Interpreted as touccs-
Blond. the “waist delegates appeared
has been apparent in several weeks.
011 the otliet hand the Olney men ex
controlling the convention. They
claimed that at lea st six 1111111111211 of the.
nine hundred d elegates were support-
ers of Glory. M1 Williams the Hearst
Insole;Ii 3 lift before the tonyention was
opened I at inasmuch as the state
committee. had decided that the inset-
tlon of the unit. rule clause in the con-
tim passage
tdnddd to c'onttol the actions‘ or the.
district convention delt- gates would be
absolutely futile He added that. it
such action woie taken the H0 1111 del-
and Vote at the. National convention
The names of those 11 hit l1 the Olncy
datesdor delegates at large arre Colo-
nel William A Gaston and Mayor Put
It A. Collins. oi’ Boeton: William L.
Douglas of Brockton, and Congress-
John -.R 1111.11.13, of Worcester.
The Hearst ticket consists of George
Fred Williams George E. McNeil of
eliminate; Joseph A. Smith. of Wor-
ridgeport will challenge the state to
21'1ng es of the Order of Sons of St.
r'ge, will hold field day at Schuctzen
New Haven. The committee 0!
cheer lodge of Bridgeport which at-
retitled the geneial committee meeting
at New Haven on Satur day, reported to
dodge last evening. The day will be
old 11111110111111 English holiday. Ath-
(:18de and games will be on the
ammo and contests of strength or
7 131 will be In the list including
t, putting running, hurdle races,
Inf and other sports intended to
111311 the outing a pleasing one.
“ah the state committee late
cht named a committee on reso-
,the, question. gafhether a plat-
tho conven-
iyto’iin‘y The-
, .- .'-. d not diet
6 e -e time for the con-
and to: be called to order. With
climfhi lion of the minor contests,
111111 dxpected that the only issue to
a the conventioa would be
tickets for delegates at
stated, however city the
. which to introduce any
they considered “ir-
” precipitate tron let
, on arrived at remont
M slowly. During the early
thou were more or them at
I.zuconventiou ball. A
war are printed abroad. The con-esp.
on at the Revere House ‘.
r More the time to:- 1,
order. 111111. was M11 11
bu the ’
SOUTH NORWALK.
r‘
—.¢. .-..
named with the qualification that to
that end should be referred all resolu-
tions without reading or debutd,ihe1'c
1111s a stir among the Olnoy delegates.
A vote resulted In such on even chain: 1
of ayes and noes that the chair was in
doubt as to the result. The question
was put a second time. Again the
0111111 was in doubt.
011 11 rising vote however, the mo-
tion was carried by about live to 01111
This was considered the tirst test or too
relative test of the strength of tho op-
posing factions.
This was the beglniiiin, or a series of
motions and countoi motions Which
kept the chaliumn busy. Motions were
put and tabled Others were lutleiin-
itely postponed despite the efforts
made to reconsider.
Voice votes were doubled with tho
invariable result that. on 11 stundina
vote the c'hali was supported by about
five to 11111101112 of the intentions rais—
ed was that a few women, appar'0utl3
11110 only spectators be leniicsted to
wilbdtnw Win 11 this was 11111-11 down
Chairman McNury explained that the
women weic “rcpiesei1tati1'es 111' the
pi'iss. This unnountenleut was greet-
1d “Ilil loud cheers
’l‘he firmness of the chairman finally
brought the convention back to the
routine and a r01 css was taken pend-
ing a report by the committee on ere-
deutlals. On each of the conunittws
1'1portc1i. Hearst delegates had been
given two to four places. With the ro-
Ill‘l‘IIH‘Ilt of the committed on resolu~
tions it became understood that a brief
platform would be reported to the con-
ventlon.
TUCKER 115on FOR TRIAL.
Man Accused of Murdering of Mabel
Page in Waltham Police Court.
WAI..’I‘II\M, Mass, April 21.-—Char-
lea-IA Tucker, accused of the murder
of Mabel Page. at'Weston, on March
31, was brought here from Cambridge
today for an adjourned hearing in the
police court. Wallhnm has seldom
seen a Iarncr crowd than that which
ascmbled before the court house previ-
ous to the opening of the case and
when the doors opened, the room in
which the proceedings were to be bold
and all approaches were choked by the
throng. ‘
Tucker reached here shortly after 8
o'clmk, In (usiody of Shelli! Fair-
banks of the Middlemx county jail
His week' a confinement hud‘ little ap
parent client on his personal appear-
ance. V
” A large number of witnesses were
present, but before. the case was call-
01] it was under stood that the prosecu-
1111!, conducted by District Attmney
George A. Sunder,son would present
only enough evidence to enable the
court to end probablet cause, for holding
the man for the grand juiy and that
would offci no evidence.
The case was reached at 10 o‘clock.
The presentation to the court of the
case of the government by District At.-
tomey Sanderson indicated that It was
the purpose of the stale merely to run
(1131' ceitnln the detention of Tucker for
the highei court without the dis1losure
11t'iu1y great portion 01‘ the. evidence
against the accused. The statement of
the district attorney outlined the mur
der of Miss Page. and under took to con-
nect Tucker with the 1rlnie by a knife
01' ports of a knife saidito have been
owned by T111 1111' and broken by him
The 111 execution also undertook to lo-
cate the pilaoncr near the scene of the
murder at the hour of its pe1petration.
Counsel 101 the defense. through At.
torney Mayberry then made a motion
that the court and counsel visit the
Page p1 emises He contended that the
evidence to be presented could not be
fully understood without an accurate
knowledge of the location of the house
and or the room in which the body
was found. He declared that his 11102
tiou was vigorously opposed by the dis2
ité'icl: attorney, and Judge Luce denied
The government then called as wit-
nesses Edward Page father of the
dead woman; Medical Examiner Mead
Chief Shaw, of the state police. and
Mrs Woodward, of Weston, all being
sworn together.
Edward Page was the first witness
to take the stand.
Russia Makes More Money. ‘
ST. PETERSBURG April 21.2—2' 25
p. ins-Russia has made a. new issue
of 315, 000,000 In paper currency
against free gold in the state bank. At
the ministry of Finance, it was ex-
plained that it was an 'ordinary Issue
ainount of gold, up no 5150 ,000.000 sold.
in excess
be covered rouble for rouble.
State Bank there re in round figures
“WOW 121' gal Which would 'per-
mit of an issue of 8550. 000 .000 in paper.
But the paper issue at present amounts
to only 5350,0006“. 00. . '1
5' All sorts of figures ad! the coat of the
In the
pendent of The Associated Press is au~
expenses are averaging $750, 000. and
it is estimated that! I' year's expo ndi2
lures for the war will total 8250.0
1000. meet thiséfthere 0x11;
, . “15000110011 which was
in this event counsel for the defence '-
and in no sense was forced. Under the ‘
flaw paper is issuable to double the
which paper issued must _
'thorltstively' Inter-111911 that the daily .
...... “...-.— ....
11mm lNGAGIMENT occur. «1.1.1.1112. May 1161 It would
lei Ryan closed 11 most succeas- . TllilN TSIN, April 21,7413), Russians
in! engagement at Hoyt's Theatre. lust hero believe that Viceroy Alexieii's re,
evenlna. presenting insomar to a “like signalion will not 1111 decanted.
and delightful audience. Mr. Ryan!
never appeared to a better advantage
than us the savage l)harbarinn 3f “I110:
11nd uncouth manor, ut are an no 9» ——'--
nature It was 11 roll? replete with Distiict of N111waik,ss.
opportunities for tho capable actor and Cour,t April 9lli.1\. 1).. 1904-
Mr. Ryan's impersonation was worthy; 1135111191 or Francois .l li‘orell late of
of the highest praise. Miss Fleur l Norwalk in said District, deceased.
lug won the audience by her impersond The Court at P1obate for the Dis
titlou of the character of Partlicnla t1 lot of Norwalk. linth limited and al-
Thls little lady has a sweet peraoiinli- lowed six months from the date hereof
11'. and is equal to all demands made for the creditors of said Estate to 1111
upon her dramatic abilities. The 1.11311 their elm“... 1'01 settlement. 'l‘hoso
ter'm 'artlstlc" fully applies to the cu who neglect to present their accounts
tire production of last evening. l properly attested within said time, Will
""”’ lbe debnrred a rceov'eiv All persons
ANEEL TRIAL COMMENCES. indebted to said ERIE“! aretrthuested
NhW YORK. April 21.~.\ Jury hnr- ' to make Immediate paymen‘ 0
int; been selected bci‘ore court adioul'u- I l"ll1\‘NK‘(;2}lm.
ed yesterday, the trial of James N. .i(iIl.2i tall-.0.
Abeel, charged with winery in lbt . onccutora.
third degree, was begun I11 11111» RI.“
cordcr Goff in the court (11' 1 acid
Sessions today. Atcordlng to . .1 .
dictu1ent,Abcel presented a (urged lol-
lcr piupoi 111111 to be signed b3 .I. B
Van livery, vicepresldcnt of the West,
0111 Union ’i‘clgrapb Company. intro 1
during him as J. Ogden (loch-t. Ills
obloch it Is charged, was to win the
12.1 101111 ol’ Miss Eleanor Anderson a
telegraph operator at the Grand lilo-1
101. After Deputy Assistant Altornoyl
Lord had outlined tilt case of the pl‘mi 1
ecutlon, Miss Antlusun was tailed to
the stand as the 11150111111011»;
SOLVENT NOTICE.
l’l‘obnlo
.11212128
MR. SAMUEL SEMPLE OF SOUTH
NORWALK, WRITES: --
5111: 111.2'1112 11.2.11111'111 Co.
Houlli Norvlulk, (lonu.
(11111111111011: -
l have taken [11' 1111 k s Medicine for
malaria and found it a most excellent
I1'1-1111'1l3'.My wil'e afltr hill. : sutlor-
ind much during the past winter with
lrlicuinntii-siu is now entirely cured by
l11',l').1"l1.:1 \letiiiiuc. My son also
s"ui‘ler1'11 for two years with" chills
'unii 1'11'111 be used 111'. Dick's Medicine
_-.11111 12:111111'f11ll3' cured of that dread
'coinpliilnt. I can with pleasure rec2
1111111101111 it to others who are similarly
directed. Respectfully,
SAM lFEL SLMPIJC,
West Street.
REQUISITION FOR MARX.
ILAR'l‘l-‘Ollll, April 21.-——Slnlo Alior-
itcy I.uoas_'ol’ New London county, no-
1iu1-1l Governor Chamberlain by tele;
phone today that he will apply 101nm" l
1"1111 for a requisition on the governori
(it N111 link 1111' the sni'rtndcr 111' lohnI
Marx. the Cditiiestor mur'dei suspect. Glover, s the Place
The 5011211111101 other: has r01 011011 1111-
11‘cc also from District Attorney .Ier- '
1111111. or New York, that Marx Is in cus- 1
iody there and will beheld it‘ necessary ‘
for thirty days as 11 fugitive from Jus- l
1100.
To the 1211.111: 111' 1 11.1.1.1 CommissiOn
11:1 of I1 1111111 ld County:
I hereby apply for 11 license to sell
Spirituous and Iuloxlcatiug Liquors,
Ale, Lager Iieer_ ithine Wine, and
liider at 24 North Main street. Town of
Norwalk.
My place of business Is not located
within 200 feet in a direct. line of a
Church Edith-e. or Public School house,
or the premises pertaining Uil"l‘l‘lli. 111'
11113' Post-()lllcc, Public Library 111'
Ceiiietei'y.
Dated at Norwalli, this 2211 day or
April, .1, 1)._ 121111,
WILLIAM Mct‘itOMliiIE.
Applicant, I
\\'e, The undersigned. electors unil‘
taxpayers. as defined by law, of lilo
Town of Noi'wulli. hereby endorse the
application 111‘ the above 111111101] Wil-
liam McCroiuble {111' such license.
listed at Norwalk, this 221i day of
April A. D 1001.
John ()lilt'ilr‘i'lllllgf'l‘
.Iumes McSally,
lienry I‘roeb.
I hcieby c1rtiiy that the. above nam-
ed endoiscrs aic electors and tuxpny
The refinement
’ of style and
the realization
of comfort
I‘ II, Merrill.
Ber'nnid Rey_nolds.
era as defined by law, 111’ the town of ‘2"
Norwalk. 15L.157-.6
listed 111 Norwalk, this 2211 day of
April, A. l)._ 1004.
Won Shoes Tint Fit
—~ A SAFE PLACE
for placing 3oin' 1onl orders is with
TOLLES &. 003 When there’s “any-
thing doing" I11 the coal line it's sure
in 1111 at Tomaso cons. We don’t
ilgure on selling a. few tons for a few
months 111 a high price. but a whole
lot of tons in a whole. lot of months at a
fair price. Ilettci' tile your coal orders
here
PRICE FOR WINTER on SUMMER
$6.00 PER TON.
No charge for carrying In.
E. M. TOLLES&C0
IRVING LOCKWOOD 81 GO
COAL ! COAL! COAL
April price ”$6. 00 per ton
Take advantage or price and let us put your winter supply in now. A
superior grade of Big Vein Cumberlnn d Bituminous at an attractive price.
Superior “Special" Fertilisers for corn, potatoes. onions and general use.
HERBERT ll. SMITH.
,. Town Clerk.
should 119.111 with 11
THE LEADING DRY GOODS
TRISTRAM&HYATT
SUIT DEPAR TMEN T
THE EXPRESSION "SMART" WHICH is SO OFTEN APPLIED TO CLOTHES. l8 ESPECIALLY TRUE
OF THE SUITS WE ARE SHOWING THIS SPRING. TO BE WELL DRESSED IS OR SHOULD BE THE AIM
OF ALL SELF RESPECTING PEOPLE. OLD OR YOUNG AND NOW THAT GOOD PRACTICAL COMMON SENSE
HAS TAUGHT WOMEN THE‘ECONOMY 0F BUYING READY TO WEAR SUITS NOT ONLY WHEN MEANS
E REACH ‘OF EVERY PURSE.
\
4 ARE LIMITED BUT BECAUSE THEY CAN GET WELL CUT. GOOD FITTING SUITS THAT ARE VERY AT-
‘ TRACTIVE AT PRICES WITHIN TH
THERE IS AN INDESCRIBABLE TRIM,‘ NEAT APPEARANCE, A CERTAIN DISTINCTIVE CUT OF SKIRT
AND JACKET WHICH MAKES EVERY SUIT N THE WHOLE COLLECTION MOST ATTRACTIVE AND AL-
80 WILL MAKE THE WEARER LOO
SEE THE ADVANTAGE 0F COMING
K WELL DRESSED.
IN AT ONCE.
OUR ABSORTMENT IS AT ITS BEST.
YOU WILL
sons FROM . $7. 50 to 27.
SEPARATE'SKIRTS From $4 10, 12.
IRISTRAM. 81 HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
1110.2 and 5 GAZETTE IUILDING.
Try Our COAL "
BEST COAL AT
$6 a ton
N0, 2 NUT COAL
$4.75
DELIVERED
II' a 1111- -rii w1l1 conv'luic 1111 1b: 1'. 11111
HUIHFI 11ml that :1 1l1'1111 is Mn
We deal in. We chdrg. 111111111; 1"111
carrying it In.
TELEPHONES:
Sn, Nor. tiillt‘e, 54-5
Yard Othce, 97-6.
3. HIRSHF
E. NORWALK AND SO. NORWALK.
THE FERRIS: COAL
YARDS.
Washington 51. Bridge.
Note this fact! The price
of our coal yesterday, today
and {Maven—:13 low as the
other “Haws. and the quality
a little better. Our IOng one
1 pcrience has taught us the
right kind: to buy and those to
avoid. Present price
2 56.00 per Ton'
in your cellar.
Pea a... 34.75.
,Wood Alhel for the lawn
$1.50 per hbl. Pure Ground
Bone In large or small quanti-
ties for vines and general use. '
something that will insure good crops regardless of weather conditions.
Carting and trucking of all kinds. Estimates given on contract work.
122.124 WATER STREET,’ TELEPHONE 31-5.
Brance Offices—2 South Main street, South Not-walk; 9 Main 31., Norwllk
BROKEN LOTS OI"
1
Men 5 Suits
FOR SPRING AT ORE] T
Bargains
l' Suits which were 59 and 510.11% will sell at W,-
‘ Men‘s double breasted 111.111 ,dserge suits, worth $12. will go at $7. 50.-
. ardent. BARGAINS IN£HILDREN’8 surrs.
1‘11 In the auditorium.
the Hearst 1111111,. who
'2' .. i" or: '11-:
amp 0‘ ,l I.
William. ‘l'h‘die
on o;
It was ~11: 212 when State
. 1'9
Increased in
WI!
sort when " 11111111511511.1111: td’ho "iii
1 - n deten'hIned. No toreti‘n'
' sod Ind
‘nnad‘m tor order. been
quickly
as 0110 .1111: 111": reduction: 3
j “ Ohfidrdn’s 11111111111111.1111: ages 3 to 15 in diltereut 31.122.121.111.
83. we 1111111111 at 51 75.1
'Puiy 3111.1. .1 .
A new lot of SPALDIN’ S-SPOR'I‘ I
ING GOODS Just srriv 118. Ball.
balls and catching gloves also Indoor
clubs and dumb bells.
The best but. for 501: in the city.
M. 1. H [.0 WE
:76 WashingtonVStmL
1
111111 panic n 1511111 arose-Ilium” 2
Danni-m 611.1111
lilliii ! _
on 11111
, salesperson to
PAY ‘ LATER
paomeni plan,
ST. PETERSBURG. April 31 *2: 25
p. .-l-‘oreign Minister 1.111111111111111 has
been notiiled that the United States
reserves all the rights she may have
alder international law in the event or
any American citizens being affected
by Russia’s decision In the lease of
This hooligans; dices
not, Involve a protestant st ussa's
smut-11,1111: whatever
war correspondents using wirelesa‘
1 telegraphy.
Clothing
On
No Earthly Excuse
for not being well dressed this
spring. You have a great moon ‘
calls on 110111 purses. and reado
cash man be at a premium just
now. but it is’nl with as.
select what non need. tell the
Just
charge it AND
on our 03511,
Grand Duke Cyril is protesting
against returning to Russia. He de-
sires to so back in Port Arthur. but
his mother. the Round Duchess Vladb
mlr, Is insisting on his return. Marine
Minister 'Avelinnihaa received the fol-
lowing telegram from Gen. Kuropltkin
“l mentally embrace you, Dear Fer.)-
dor Carolovlch. knowing the grief and.
anxiety you are loitering: ' The army
lind- consolation in the firm conviction »
tho yet ithst our illustrious men will to 2
newsman-1111111111 nthecxpennottha.
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