umbus
(Continued From First Paco.)
’ld'wa, in part:
and within a short time a
islands.
On tho sovoillii of April. llllb'i. our
. total membership was 128,317. iiiadol
lip of 44,610 iiisurallro illotiibors and
not
'xaln from April i. that. to April 7.
11905, was 4.829 llll-illi'lilH‘t‘ nieliiboi's. (till
83.737 associate mombill-s. 'l‘lio
increase of 3.).» over this not gain dur— i
log 1903; and 13.225 associato mem-
bers, an increase. of 1.047 over the not
During the
your 1904 the number of now councils
The total number
of councils January 1. ions. was 890. l have boon supplouiontotl
The number of policies til-.certilloatosl
terinitintod by doath during 1904 was!
278, the total amount paid to bonolio—l
Tho nllnlbi-r ol'l
lapses was 1,630. Oil January ‘1. 1905.l
‘ the surplus funds of our order amount-
during
gain in this class in ‘.1903.
instituted wna 104.
lot-lea being 3254.000.
ed to 31.243.526.3l, an increase
the year of $220.887m.
An event of unusual interest to our:
membership this your will be tho con:
‘atioiiai Council in tho
vening of tho
city of Lot; 'Ailgolos in .iuno.
' Work on tho homo building ill Now.
Haven is progrossing favorably. and
the coriiorstono will bo laid within ill
few months. -
From April 1. Inuit
, April 1. at 6.517. in tho
105 for lilo previous your.
' 1904, to April I. loos.
our grand total mombcrsllip 7.066.
St. Augustinr» ("(lililoii, No. ii.
the state.
a membership or Bibi.
In tho initiation lit? illsliiaiiro oantii-
dat‘esalono Russoil l‘ounoii. No. lift. of
New‘llaveil. loads with 37. and tho tloxt
Si. Au-
gustino. No. 41, of Stamford. :8; \‘alloy
of domain. 1'3: Short-
No, 2i. \‘l’;iltnllllil~.\'. Ell:
eight councils aro as follow:
Council. No. 3:.
dan Council.
L...
. ”no"... .. . .- Mn... N.
Col-
'l‘ovllll was next road and was as lol—
The Knights of Columbus is now
firmly established iii ovory state and
territory iii the Union with the ext-op-
tion of Alaska: also in the Dominion
ot‘ Canada and Prince Edward island,
council
' ‘wlll be instituted in Manila. Pliiiippillo
l
to April 1. llll)l.i
we had a not loss of tin insuraluso.
members, whilo twin April l. 1304 toi
April l, limb. no show a not gain oi.
of 172. placing our total I’llt?‘.lil)Pl'Slll[).l
associate 1
class We matlo a not gain of 152 against l
Our total
net gain for the your from April 1.
is 324. mailing
of
Stamford, again loads tho councils of
This council initiatod a total
01’55 cuiididalos, shows lilo largosl not
'galn. 48. and at tlio prosoilt limo is
the largtest council in tho Filth-Holill
LYON & 00.
so. Norwnlk.
tholr courtesy to him during Ills lorm
ol' ollloo.
'i‘lio i-ouvontlon iltltlpttul the autumn
tioti oi” Stuto Deputy 'l‘ovliu for u stilli—
luol‘ liold day and lixod lilo dllto as
August in, iolivilig tho piano to bo do-
tornliliod later.
Secretary M. It‘, linker road his rc-
port, which dealt with council incin—
bot-ships. M. F. Dolun reported for
tho committee on salaries of sltito ot-
iicors. rccmnnicntling tin int-rouse. 'l‘bo
rot-ominolitkltlon was roiootod.
The convention authorize-d ”tho nond-
iug pf tolograms ot‘ congratulation to
ollloi' councils which are in session
in larious slates. and several which
airoady had been reocivod wore road.
i MORE UNION PICKETS.
. Carriages and Hacks Stopped in Spite
of Police Efforts.
CHICAGO. May ‘Juw'l‘llo oordotis of
; union piokcts stationed on tho curbing
‘in Stale stroot and Wabash aroiiu'o
groutly in
numbers. with the result that in spilt-
ot‘ the vigilant-o. of the police. carriag-
os anti backs are stopped and drivors
and thoir tai'os warnod against
allomptiug to carry purchases homo
i from tho boyoolod stores. Store l’lll‘
.pioyoos burdened with bundlos are
sloppod. their paroois iakoii l'ronl lliom,
torn open and soarobod by lilo piokot:
and union syilipathizors.
lll ouo lllh’lalit't‘ a hirod carriage l'as
sloppod in'Wabash avouur- and lilo oo
t'lilmlil. a woman shoppor. ooulpoilod
to gol out alid walk. Aliollior wont
all, with arms full of iliilidlos. was
caught by lilo skirts and stoppod as
Sllt‘ was about to stop into a rub iti
Slato slrool. 'l'ilo l'itll tll'lvor was
warnod liol to luito boy as a taro. l'nr
tiamilod~ liio slloppor waikod to numb
or rornor. wiloro silo hailod a sot-out:
cab. Again silo was stoppod by llli
union sl'ulpathizors. Finally silt
boardod a sll‘ool our,
(llliy a low harks or calls it‘llllll’t
to dril-o up to llil‘ olllranoo lo any oi
llio Slulo strool storos. In most oas-
os lilo drivors roouosl liloir piislzcii
horn in alight oil lilo oppos‘llo sitio lil’
lilo strtei.
With ouo oxnrpliou. rout» ol‘ ‘lit
Slalo sll‘ooi sloi‘os altonlploti to iliiiko
litlltoiiol; iii the I‘l‘h’llll-‘lllllll tllsll‘il'lr‘
yosiorday. although at :ili llloboyoot
lrd oslabiishmouls upsuranros \\‘(‘I‘t
t‘l‘ooiy giron that tho wagons would
start out today. With low oxooptions
tho iivoi'it-s rol‘uso to carry passollgt-rt
lo a liovoollod sloi'o. .
'l'llt‘ Hood of Hull rapidly is tlt‘\'l'l<i|l
i
, . . lug ilito duo of lilo most iiiiporliint
lolllmllill. fill. '30., Now ilavoli. ll". mom” ”f lilo “Mk“ (ml)- 1“.“ (it
Santa illul'it‘ i‘ouurli. M- 3. NW NW tliioi- aiori-s on Simi- slrool have sumo
V8“. 1"? 0mm”) (“’"lll'lL Nib 1”“ ioul for liltll‘l‘ than lhroo days. (‘tlii‘
Greenwioh. ill;
43. Sloniiintoll. lL’.
Tho ooililolis showing lllt‘
('il'ooil l'i'oss (‘ouilt-li,
NO‘ ll. l'lai‘ll'ol'd. i2; Nina l‘ollnoil. No. llll‘ mmm-l-"w
litl'gl’Hl.l (‘1'
doalors say lilo crisis will l-oillt- lodlt)‘
'i‘ho lit,‘i'lllillh’lll“$s ol
3 lilo situation was (‘Illllliilsl‘m'll by John
I’l‘th'l‘. i'oooll‘or for tho l'liloil
nilnlbor of assooiiilo mombt-l-s initialt'd < 'rmplmn Vl’illllllm’. who mm;
are: St. Aligiislllilfl 27; Rum-ll.
1.3::
”in sororul of our stations ulilosl
Rodorilzo. of Now \l'llIYL'll. ll'i; itiror-lL m. “M coal in twonty-l’olll' hours w.
Bltlo; Windsor Looks. ll: Oioda. Nail»
will intro to How down. (if olilll'st
nutlit'li. ll. , no will try t‘i'l'i‘)’ possibio sobomt
‘ In total utiiubol' of iiioillboi's iliiliiil—l lii‘sl.“ ‘
ed. both insurant-o and assortalo. lilo .lilloug llit' arrivals or int-outing
leading councils aro:
Hal'oii. 2i“.
2“; Orinoco.
Now
llavon.
Columbia, ol’
Mario. Now
110 initiation during tho your.
Council. of Middlolown. allows
greatest iiulilbci- of doalhn for
year. ) and \Viiirliostcr (louurii.
pensions, withdrawals, olo.. l8.
State lloputy 'l‘oviin says in oouoin-
flion that, lilo showing for tho past
twelve lnoulhs bus broil a good ()Ilf‘l._litlll«llllllln
He asks financial soorr-tarios of oollll:
oils to ho more diiilzollt in tlloir work
of collecting assot-lsllioatu anti docs and
to be prompt in roudlnlz to ”W slidi-
. unicorn tho ropol'ta which aro iioodod
llo l't-l’ol'roti to tilt-
recent oxolnplifloallon of tho fourth do.
On tho mallor
of establishing a scholarship at St.
'l‘homaa‘s Sonllnary. Hartford. only ill
of till» 65 onuurlia liavo rt-oordod tilolr
'l‘ho projoot o! a stain
field day.‘ he says. has boon takoll up
hydho Now‘linron cilaptor and prom-
llea to be u tuiccosilfui ovont this tluiu-
iit- rootnnmtulds a dildo billltplot
Mr, 'l‘ovlin
closer with ltll oxprossioil of thanks
to tho olhor oilit-ors and members for
Irom than to limo
area ltl Now HllVl-li.
voton thus to r.
met-
during tho conduit wintor.
St. Auguslillo.
55; Russo“, 3:2; \‘ailoy, ol‘ Allr-‘Ullill. 30;
Santa
ol'
Greenwirh. 2n; Ojoda. Nullgaturk. lb.
Elglitoon councils in tho stato had
ll‘orost
lllt!
”I‘M
ol‘ .
Winsted. lilo grontcsl nuinbor ol’ sits—l
stl'ikobroaltors lildiir lllt' lilrgosl Hill
nio hotly lit‘l‘llillis oaiiio lroill liolroit
Tiioy liulilborod Til :illd \t't‘l‘I‘ t'lii‘nl'lt‘ll
by hoary guards ol‘ polioo llirolln‘h lllt‘
sll‘oolii to lllt' strikobroakors‘ bond-
(lliul‘lt'l‘s.
Assistant (illiol' ol‘ lloiloo Soiiuoiiior
roportotl today that ho had 1.15M mou
on slriko duly. ’l‘his loroo ho (‘llllm'
od to ho able in prolool :lflu wagons ill
‘lll'iillills. Whoro Sllltslll‘ wagons art
soul out a guard of six patroimon is
him itlt‘d.
Shooting was rosorlod in by i-olorcd
liioll today at Harrison
slroot and \Vitbiiall urouuo, 'i‘hl‘ot
wagons i’orinoriy uwnod by tho lcdwil:
i". Dailit-ls‘ Coal (:upilltluy woro beiur
driven in Wabash ilvoliuo. Al Iini‘ri
son SI. a largo crowd gtitllorod about
tho drlrors and guards. Sticks, till
utility of tho Illlflfilllffi striking lbo lio-
groos. I". 1.; Carter. ouo of tho coir
oroll guards. drow a rovolvor and “hill
was approaching Clirtor.
strut-k St‘lilill'l. in llll‘ loll sitlo.
a block bol‘ori- ho foil. woukollod by
loss ol‘ blood. 'l‘bo orowd wall lilorr
oolorod mob. and although IWll mow
Hindu woro llrod, tho linli'illllillllllll
our,“ :4
A LARGE SUM.
turnout Ibout the bonito or
we j j t doom of danger.
out!” «tho mg
ml: min. -Put’your cash in . ,
WWW .
I HANK
‘.
warm up non both and
W Wit 6
t
it! figfltgwiwtto.
omen bl
There is
of thieves or lire. You
on it; to rolling: and family to avoid
NOR WALK
were quickly oloaotl in upon and boat
on tcaritlliy. t-
polll'olnoll lilidor l’lllloo lllspot‘ioi‘ l'ut
diaporaod lilo urodw with
b‘chultz was lukon to a hospital. (‘ar-
tor was arm-stall.
one of Schultz'a rtba.
or.
meat al lilo Auditorium ‘}l‘otol.
Ill) will i‘ot'm‘
«'lho shooting. The woluo'u
derail.
oloctrlc lino was at a ulniittslill.
non-union men with illicit.
tandem hood. of the Etllplnyeru' ’l‘oumi
lag Company. staid he did ‘not
all.
a move would bu made.
lion. attain a simlar denial.
lli action taken I)
. hinting imam
‘ wing rides, ill
la
is}; in;
laont'riouht.‘ LO
ll, Augcviuo ti Hall‘u.
ill): and olhor tulaaiioa woro thrown.
lil I-loury Schultz. who. it ill ullouod.
'l‘llt- llllllol
lio
ran south to Wabash uvonuo fur hall
nulfllly ournuod‘ut tho action of tho
A. riot call wall M'lll ill and aovoaly
rick J. llelfl hurrlod to lilo Hl‘llllli iltld
vigor.
’l’ho ballot alruok
'l‘llo uhtltllltil: cannot! much oxrlio-
i’ltr.
, ties of Women annals worn leaving tho
bond in carrlnucll to no on it tshopplag
tour. whoa they board the «boats and
banana:
hysterical amt emomd this hotel again.
llhlmlllallllt tho carriages they had on
For a limo all tradlo. on bill3
Wabaall tlvollilo cabin and tho lndlantl
Contrary to aalloimonmonl. no order
was inkliml today tor lilo arming of tho
sailor-ho
know
whom tho order would be lhailold, it‘ at
Ha denied having said that latch
Secretory F.
W. Job, of tho Empiuyem’ Manet»
Ono oi
tho obstacle»: to the use at the rules
the City Donnell
. the enrol-demon
m
Ration and lluniiliar furniture, at A
Road [ltd all.
It you “I'll tirod of boot, Why not
try lamb? .I. W. Dodgo can tarnish
it. Read lllli ad.
lilltllel' M. Wright has just rot-oivod
a oarload of farm wagons. (llvo illiil
it call and look them over.
'l‘llo Indiou of (irtitro Church liro pilla-
him; a Japanese supper and sale for
this evening at Lookwood's Hall.
l'noaa Tribe. No, 26. Improved ()rdor
of Rod Man. will hold a roguhlr mont-
ing tonight.
a“... .... .....~..
Mr. and Mrs. .iamos Wyuos, ol'
Iiridnt-port. Ill‘l' lilo guilds or Mr. and
Mrs, il‘. ii. t‘ololluln,
Sow-rill Nol'wuik yollnl: pooplo will
go to Stiliiit'ord tonight to altond llll'
monthly roroplion ol’ Company ii. l‘on»
liooliout National Guard.
h). l’. ii. (tapron in. still at. tho Nur<
walk Hospital. The wound ho indicted
in his bond willl a pistol has lloalud
vory nicely.
John 'l'ryoll is soon to louvo his pot-lb
lion with (.‘harioa E. Soyiiiour. and
take ouo with llio Adams Expl‘t'as
Company,
A doiogatioii of local inombors of tho __
improvod ()rdor oi' Rod Mon. will at—
tend the State Ground Council in Now
London tomorrow. The dologathlll
oomprisos tour nioilibors.
Through an ori‘or it was statod in
lhoi-io columns yeatorduy that "John
Montgomery. of .Iittl‘bor avonuo, was
arrested for drunkenness." ’i‘iio name
should intro road Robot-t Minitgomory.
Norwalk Aorio_ ll‘ralornai Order of
Jingles. exports to ho visitod by a bihr
delegation ol‘ Rridgcpdrt Eligll‘s lo—
morrow ovouing. wholl tho Norwalkors
will llllllillt‘iil rlass of about iit'looti.
'l‘ht» Arion Singing Sooioly iiiitizltod
tliroo candidates at its iliootiiig last?
night. trunsat-tod roilsidorablt- roiliiiit“
businolss and arrangod tor a sooiuiito
be hold on hill)’ 13.
Arthur \‘l'odoniiiirg has giron up his
position ill lilo sloro of tho Slilisou-
l’owoii corporation and has lakon u
pluoo ill lllt‘ ilw and it‘ll l-oilt lillll't‘
ill tho sumo sll‘ol-l.
'l‘ho .molilhiy
iiust ("onipauy
l’illllillll
night.
of
last
moi-lint:
was bold
tit-orgo W, Bogardus wax. uppoiutod lilo
lloiogaio lo attoud tho slalo liromon's
ho
.‘(lilvtlillitllb to lil'lll ill Moridon.
John H and l.’»_
Tho ilnymakors‘ donroo was i-oiil’or—
rod on tour trailips ill lilo Hit-('lllll: ot'
lint-as Iiuylot‘l, last night, 'l‘horo won-
prisonl doivgalions tron sol'riui lull
tilllowln huylol’ls. and at tho i-ios: oi
tho meeting tho "llllst dogroo" was
t'ont‘orl'od on a largo, Illillll)t‘l'.
M
Janus l. Ilruiidugo. who was iiililuiod
in :l niarilino at tho ;\iiil‘l'lt‘llll l’apor
llox Malillfaotill‘iulz Company‘s plant
in (from~ str'ot'lt. Norwalk. sovolal days
ago. is abio to ho about again. though
ho is will (lllllt‘ iiiilio a.» a iosuit ol'
lilo :ioridoiil.
'i'llo formor suit of tho 'l‘olido l‘ola»
illllIlL‘. h‘rilios t‘oiilpally against i“. l).
Lawton & (‘olllp:lii_r. having boon
thrown bill of ooilrl. tho :iolioli has
boon i'otlowoti and will bo lriod tho
,iiird Monday of this liltlnlh bol'oro tho
ttlwn (’t‘ll‘i.
Albori N. .lolininus. who.had ills
‘llailt ill: bl‘okt-li in two piaros a tow
lays and. by it pilo oi‘ iiimbor at tho
Ilubboli. Lilall and Randall I.uulbor
‘oiupally yards ill Wall-r strool. Nor-
walk. is still al lbr Norwalk llospilni.
l'ho l'i‘lli-lui'os woi'o bud oiios and llll‘
.ii'uisos \\‘t|'l‘ also sol’oro.
WITHIN AUTHORITY OF THE LAW
—‘—' ll
President Roosevelt Sen No Reason
Why Railroad Does Not Own
Trolley.
NEW ”Lav-EH. Mill- L’.-~»’l‘ho follow
Hill. was lrlilltltl from tho prom-t agent‘s
omt-o ot’ lilo Now York. Ntwr llll\'l.‘ll
tlud liurllm'd Railroad this ullornoou:
"Mr. llollou slalod that ho had ro-
ooivod through his lolztii d -parluionl
iii Boston lilo opinion of lilo atltu'iloy-
{t‘llt'l‘ill of lllt' l'tilllllililth‘llllll. .\l'lol'
wart-fully roudinl: lilo Hilllil' and taking
illl\‘lt’t‘. do said llllll ho saw no objoo-
lion l’rolll lilo Now Huron standpoint
to anything l-oulllluod ill tho opinion.
That it M't‘ilit‘tl to ho innit-ll upon all
lluuuillplloll or tools which do not Mild.
and that pillmlbly ail ut-tplailuilllco with
sbo roul thrill of Ibo (1th would halo
lod to an opinion tllul Ibo Now llin‘l'll
road is oiiliroly willlitl lilo authority
(if lilo lilw.u
'l‘hr opinion that tho roooul purrbuxo
by the Now York. Now tlurou and
Hartford railroad of klrool railway
uoulpuillos, in . Mauutil'h'uitolls wait li|o=
lull llildor liiu rovlsctl laws was until
yoalordlly to tho Makisllohumllta lollbo
iaturo by Allorlloy (lounrai ilorllt-l't
I’ul'ltor,
'i‘ho tlllnrunoy muorai'a iillorprota-
thin or the stiltlltou wan rowidly rn.
quotitotl by tho loglnlatltro lli council”
Him with a pointing bill relative to tho
'lxllla tit mom rlltirouda to pllroluitlo
tho, aim-ii lll' rulways nit potllloumi for
It)’ lilo litmlon lull] Main railroad.
’l‘ho tluustloii put to tho ultoruoy
“attend by tho lcglulabtrll wall: "llo
you or do you not. think thut tho til»
root or llldil'oot acquisition oi all or
part or ...u mark of tho Maasltohnsolta
idroot railway corptn-atltlita by tho New
York. Now liavon and llnrltmd itali-
roud Company tailii within tho turbo
dinthm of Mauliunhlutotta to an txtcnl
attitilcloni to media it illegal in vlow of
provision of law contained in chapter
Ill. motion 77. or the revised lawn?"
‘l‘ho nttnrnoy goat-rial anuworool: "i
am or opinion that it la Illegal.“
Invono lid GOUM’ AGAIN.
WASHINGTON. May 2w linol'gcw.
Bowers, the tumor postal nthclal. an:
poll-ml unions Judge Wright today in
humor to the conspiracy charge, but
Ml! formal arraignment warmslpoiaul
Ftuauolm bar a
. arasuora. ‘ l
HARTFORD, May 2.~~A i-itouul‘h'
friend of Hallalor lt‘tti’ltil‘llltlbu today lllltll» l
oil that llit‘i solo roalioll for ,M r. lt‘osaolo
lion‘s withdrawal from tho senatorial '
contest was that ho had toolod his
villa and round that it was not, or sut-
tlolt-nt slzo’ lo wd‘Prant illm to go below
till» aucus. This friend also atutcdl
that lr. li‘ossclldon'a nation was taken"
without t'ollt‘oropoo of any kliid with!
any one iuiorostod in tho canvass oi'
otllol’ candidates,
MAY HOLD FRIDAY SESSION.
Fail-mew Association of the Legisia~
lure Discuuu Such a Move.
l'lAR'l‘F‘UIlll May 2r~lloprosoulnb
ivi-s‘ Ilidwoli. of East Hartford. and
Latiluor. ot' Silllsbul'y. aiil‘uralod at :l
nil-Milli: of ”W l"lll'lllltl'5' Amtaialion
ul’ lilo lfl'gll'llllllll't' this morning lilo
holding of Fl‘ltlily St’fiitlllllii ol' llll' gon-
oriii usaolnhiy ill ordor lo brillp. about
oitrlyluijollrliuionl. 'i‘ho association.
oiiriior ill lilo mansion pill iluoil’ tlll
rooord al.5- bolllll. opposod to Friday ril'ti-
.izons.
lloprosoulaliros lvllrlior, of Wood
brldgtl. and It‘osdiok. ol' Lyino. Word
of tho opinion that thoro would not bu
a quorum of lllonlbors prosonl on I’ll
days and (top oudod that such sossloila
would bo' l'aroralllo to porilloioiv log-
lslntiou.
Ropl'osolilutivo tirisw'old. tll' (lllllr
lord. slalod that Friday sossioiis had
not boon a. slit-rolls in lllt' past and ho
was opposod Ill lilolli.
itopl'oroliliilivo Soulilwiok. ot‘ (‘ol‘ii-
wall. also said ho was opposod lo ll‘ri.
day sossioii days. '
St‘llil‘llil' Bush. of East Lymo. askod
if lllt‘l'i" was any inclination on tho
port of tho inoluboi's of discuss llll‘
quoatioll of a sllroossor to Souator
I’latt.
ltt'l)l‘t‘ht‘llillllV‘o Wai'lior of Wood
bridgo. mild liiul ho saw no good roa-
son why the manor should not bo troo-
ly dim-ussod although poi‘sounlly ho
was opposod to tho association taking
any \‘oto on lilo mutton.
Iloprost-iitaiivc l-loiubwiok. of (forn-
vali. doubloli if any boiiolil oolild ho
tiorivcd by lllh’e‘llsslllli at this lllllt!..
Itoprosoiilalivo .iowi-tt, oi" (lliulilam.
l‘arorod postponing any notion on tho
routilorsliip lililii al‘lor llio ouuousos
bud boon hold.
l‘lopl-csenlativo lionlhwiok. of Corti-
wall, al the roquold ot‘ sol'oriil moul-
iiols R‘ to his vicws on tho (,‘otisoiidut
i-d Sii'tot Railway bill that t-oliios bo
I'oro lilo [loin-2o toillorl'ow as tho ordor
of tho day. lii ii golilrai way llt‘
thought that Hill plans ol‘ tho l-ollipatly
would bo ol‘ lll'lll‘lll, 'l‘llt-ri- woro
soulo provisions of lilo bill. howrvor.
ho t'oiisidol'od too broad in soopo and
said lllut ho Would tool it lill'lillilit’lll
upon hiili in lllll‘titlllt'l' at ioast two
llllll‘lltllllt‘lllfi. Ho would lllH) opposo
any rorkioss llxlllilltll'il oi slork and
bond issuos.‘
'l‘llt‘ bill. tipr'llllll: up lilo possibility
of through liiiiiio through lilo slato.
lip dooiiiod llt'lit‘lll'iill. bill favorod
loalire: lilo i‘t‘rllilllit'u oi" trawl to tho
rt .illlll'ill l:f' till-l; and towns
till-pupil which lilo road oporzilod.
llopl'osoiltullrr- l'otirno. ot‘ Middlo
town. ill the absoni-o ot Sprakor ivloi-
oiuiib prosidt-d during tho houso so»
.‘ltlll today t'ilaplaill Sholdnn. ill hit:
invocation. rotorrod with tooling to tho
doalh ol' Roprrsoilllilivo l’iorston. of
(h'olilu'tlil. tlwl-Iliug parlit'illilriy on tho
lattor‘s lil‘l'illllr-lllg oarooi'. and llio
loss suslaiuod b\- big finally and as-
Hll'li'lll‘tl.
'l'ho hlillhlllllil' bill lilllklug lilo sluto
liabio for tialililuos by door. was pass-
od b_r tho ilollso this iiioi‘iiing. ll liill-
its lilo liahiiiil- in lhilly doilara iii
t‘lll‘li raw oxlonl wiloro ill-avior dum-
agos shall ho dolormltiod by tho fish
and gliliio i-oillmissionors.
'l‘ho t‘nliowiilu liloasiiroa wore rojoc-
toll on advom- oolliinitloo reports:
Providing for tho prosorvlilion of
«mail; rostoriill: l'orfoilod rigilta to
Frank J. Iiinuzin. ol‘ Wlilorhllry: roto
olulioli incorporating tho Masonic and
lionoroionl Aswoitilion ol Wostport
and lilo Front-ll library: bill roqulrinu
illsuraut-o omnpunioa to doposil scour-
Him»; with tho .s‘iiltt troasurt-r to pro-
tool policy lloidors iil olbor states;
providing that iii any lowil ls ono mil-
itary company tbo state may oreot an
ariliory; that lliwns or loan liian 10.000
population shall llavo tho right to
ohoost- whoa lilo saloons ahall‘ be
olosod; iillllllllu tho nuinbor ol' sal-
oons iii any lorulily ll) ono to 1.00'0
of its inhabltunla.
(in motion of lloprosontativo Koon-
o)" of Soniors, tho. lilililit‘ rootlililnitteti
lilo l‘I'Htlllllltlli authorizing the (lily of
\Vllit‘l‘lllil‘)’ to instill oily bail bonds to
llll‘ amount of lithium to tho linanoo
t'tililllillll't‘. 'l‘ho l't'IitilllllOll had boon
pi'ol‘ionsly roporltld udroruoly by tho
oommllloo and lubiod. Mr. Koouoy PK.
plailn-d lhut rorialn iulorosls had I't‘~
nut-stud II lllrtin-r llt'fll‘lIiK.
Npi-akor pm loin. l’oarllo auuounood
lll!‘ doulb of Rrpl-oshiltaliro I’ioraon.
oi t‘riunwoii. and that lilo liluorai
would bo bold ill :1 (Width this littor-
"liltiill.
Itopl‘osotllatlvo llih't'llil, of Rocky
lllil. lllli'odllt'l-ll a l‘l'HOlllllOll which
was tldoplod naming the loilowliia rep-
l‘lth'Rl‘lth‘R its a oomuillloo to attend
lilo {littoral and draft resolutions oti
Mr. l’loraon's dollth: Mortars. Thomp-
sou. oi; lirilllgo; Aygard. ot‘ 'l‘oilnnd;
Kulio. of Windsor hooks; ”awry, of
lll‘lillll‘ll: 'l‘ruillbuli, r illlollilodl Mll-
ior. of Huntington; (Tluuilpiin. of Ston-
illulou. and Wobalor. ol thl'lbl.
'l'odlty‘a M'Llrillill of the Senate waa tilts
rootlliilll)’ ill-lot and ctlllalalod of lilo
tom-pliant or committee. roporta titld
ltrlltlll ill a tow t‘hll‘llllili"’Iiltllllli'li.
'l‘ilo propoaod aluployora‘ liability
not was l'tllm'lt‘ti on an advol'ao roport
of tho labor uinluliilloo. donator Wood
ward. ohnlriutul oi the coulluillro. said
ll was modellod utter a Multilaoluniolla
law that had boon found llllllllllllfatllfl'
l'y.
'l‘llo only int-mutton mhlptod by tho
lil‘lmlo woro rcsolullomt unwinding till!
Borough of Groton to tune. bonds to
the funding of water debt. both word
ourrulll action was taken.
Favorable l'olmrm were roolilvod
from tho Inoorlmralloml committee on
u mutilation «lactating the charter of
Now Mlltril Power Company: lined
non for incorporatl of the Connecti-
tltu (militants;- and . lilo Conway. and
out» tram the llama: (committee on
’ my all
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innit Milli’fllilfllflly in only to word
1 to «euro locum“.
churn-r of tho ilrtnli’brd Lighting and‘
Moor (loinpatiy and authorizing the.
on manual not acceding 373.000 for.
Wo tillto ospocllll ploaanrc in inviting an lllflihlclloll of our Wash Goods Exhibit.
had such a grand and complete assortment of Cotton Wash Fabrics as we are
c constantly added to muko the. range of patlorus in every lino thoroughly up.
out things of lilo i’oroign and
advancing soasoil new doaigns nr
lo-dulo in niylos and colors so as to satisfy tho most oxaoliug donintlds. 'I‘Iia choii
douiosllo murkot iiro lioro,
llliil' liusll‘o. Slipol'liliu lll'ltaudios. Idoliouuo. (trot-lull Voilos, ibitislo. Madras.
lliluily.
lW
Wiw-Wm-WWW out
THE“ LEADING“ ma“: ooons s'roan.
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘ e
M wash Dress Goods
showing this season.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
Never boi‘oro havo wo
Willi tho
[it lliist-oliootioll oiiu bo l'onnd lilo nowosl pultorlis and ooloriulis in tho now Illir
litlllod
Housemrnishing Department
Curl ain Stroloiiora. .
Sleeve Boa rds.
iron Handles,
3 Rolls 'i‘oilol Papor.
d
lit'lo. ‘ Mop lllllldlox,
2th? . ilalid Scrubs,
5o Whiti» Slop Jul-s.
109 Stills and I'k-ppors, oaoli,
i
To" 'i‘ou and (lotion Pots. niokol,
:lo‘. (ililss Wash Boards.
libel Sanitary Brusllos.
it" Scouting Soup, I.
BROKEN LOT OF DINNER SETS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
TRISTRAM & HYAlT.Norwalk,Conn.
DAVID w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embaimer.
19 North Main St.
South Not-walk.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house, 134-2
FOR
Tuesdau Mail 2nd.
Jones Flour
Pei Ball 510
Per Nil $65.50
JOSE LOFF’S
721V. Main St. 50. Narwalk
TELEPHONE. 831—5.
H. Krieger it Go.
West Washington Street.
Swiss Muslilis and Film
50
(lllt'
290,
30
Coal Is Lower
in price. but
the Quality of our coal 15‘
AS HIGH A5 EVER.
Buy now for next season,
but
DO NOT BUY
until you have seen our
mlv. Clean. Bright. Stock.
which we have selected
for the best and most
on! trade. ‘
lite ferris lioai' 60.
South Norwalk.
l1
or!!!-
“tittiVEllS' tilt PlAGE."
Gibson Pat. Colt,
OXFORDS FOR WOMEN
'PHONE SDI—4.
rural suits mu ill",
See our beautiml assortment
Gl—CiilstintiSatellites,
W§al§cli§1§r21$m
Charge Accounts Solicited.
. ... ;: ‘.-_—:
n
'5". age-9.4.“; :
Ag" r}; .; .1-
liargalns in Clothing 3
HROKIN LOT! LIFT FROM IA;
lt'lililii’lllltnll l0 ”“3 hllHQE. Wllf‘l'e club. TE" o'pnnlua..k1t GR‘ATLY an.
CALL AND IN»
Ducal: ralcu.‘
nape-r OUR STOCK.
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H. Krieger .8: Co.
All Shoes
Aren’t
Alike
There's as much dillorcnco in shoot:
int there Its in candy, cigars, or Panama
hula. ,
Unlm you're an export in shoe vol~
unit—«lo tho Wllllltlt think. ‘
AND THAT IMUY KIITH'U KON-
QUIHORI. /‘
They're as staple a. Baylor": untidy,
or an Old Well ulnar, ~
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Norwalk Chronicler