_ fa liberty or limited
' 7 by order of the Judicial
and'they may not be arrested
Iiit. Their payment is provided
the rats of ten roubles (about
per day during the session. and
‘ Will receive for traveling ex-
Ive hopecs per verst twice
tbiohd from St. Petersburg. The
piovisions are made for the re-
;dr suspension of disorderly
‘I and for holding executive
‘ ‘ mph 41 debars the piiblic from
’ion to either the general or see-
Iranians, but gives the president
donate the right to admit rep-
tstlves of the press to the open
., in. Another clause provides for
hit, preparation by sworn stenograph-
oil‘s at reports of all sittings of the
general session of the douma with the
exception of the executive sessions.
‘ repdrts may be made public
. th the approval of the president of
the douma. The electoral scheme de-
. rs governors, vice- -governors police
. protects and their subordinates from
the voting places in the districts where
' exorcise their functions.
‘ 0 elections will be held under the
general supervision of the minister of
the interior. governors and police pre-
facts, while each electoral ward in the
principal cities will have an electoral
commission consisting of a president
and two members chosen by the may-
or, trom'among the possessors of the
franchise. Civil functionaries may not
be elected to the douma unless they
resign their posts, nor may any one
, be elected who is not acquainted with
.. - the Russian language.
' The emperor lost no time in starting
an investigation into the best manner
of securing representation in the na-
tional assembly of Poland and other
districts not provided for in the mani-
festo of the emperor. which refers to
them as “regions wherein special con-
ditions obtain" an imperial decree is-
sued this morning appoints a commie,
aion under the presidency of Count
Solsky. president of the economic de-
partment of the commission of minis~
ters to discuss the procedure to be
followed in elections for the douma in
Portland. the iral and 'l‘urgai dis-
tricts, Siberia, 'l‘urkestan and the (You.
nuns and among the nomadic tribes.
The commission is also instructed to
arrange for the revision of the esti-
mates of the different minitsries and
the slate budget as well as the grant
of credits not provided for by the
douma restrictions. All attentions ar-
iIing from the establishment of the
douma are to be settled as expedi-
tiously as possible .
The emperor's manifesto promul-
gating the national assembly and the
details of the project as published in
the Official Messenger this morning
were read to the ruling senate. which
‘1) met in special session at noon today.
These important doeuments were not
given to the morning papers. but spew
iol editions of afternoon papers copied
them from the Official Messenger. The
editions were soon bought up and eag-
perused.
The feast of the transiiguration of
Christ is being celebrated today All
the shops are closed and the city
wears a holiday aspect, but the pros
mulgation of the reforms Is not being
celebrated. The manifesto was not
read in the churches today. This will
be done tomorrow.
S
.—
vloLxrso BUILDING ORDINANCE.
WILIJMANTIC, August Iii.~l)cnnis
Shel. one ‘of the prominent properly
hdldm of this city. was in the. police
mart today charged with the violation
0! building ordinance In undertaking
to eret a. building beyond the line not
by the city charter In the the disirloi.
that II on the site of the hotel which
VII burned some time ago. A the
, request of Attorney James Si Shoe a
son of the defendant the hearing wuui
otter until next Saturday. nominal
‘Iiolld of ”00 being furnished TIN.I
distention is bolwucu Mr. Shell and
-. the common council on to the build
bit line on Main sin-c1.
WIN A
won‘t take wings and fly away.
_ our savings Bank you viii
where to find It. As you
M n mountain.
ma WALK
tars
tours to how with as. A iii-at
small, but time- makes
Open an
Won can’t begin too
Io. Norwoik.
WELCOME STRANGIR LODGE.
Friendly Social Held at Rooms In Nor-
waIIt. Loot ~thl .
Friendly Union of the hSous of st.
George held a friendly social in their
lodge rooms. last evening, at which a
very pleasant time was bad. There
was a large number of members pres-
eat. as well as their wives daughters
and friends. A program was rendered
by the members and their guests.
Charles Clark accompanied most of
the singers.
During the evening a chowder. sup-
per was served. Cake and cream were
served at the close of the pr igram.
The program follows.
Piano Solo—Belle of New York City,
Charles Clark,
Mr. Holmes. 1 ‘V‘
Piano selection—Gondoller, 9‘
Edna Baudin. ‘ \
Song,
Song,
Miss N. Morgan.
Recitation-Band of Hope Meeting,
W. Hugger.
Recitation. ,
Miss Mabel Jarvis.
Song—Flo in the Motor Car,
Robert Ailiver.
Plano selection,
Mr. Ford.
Song,
Henry Beebe.
Joseph Whittley.
Miss Nellie Beebe.
Piano selection,
Wilfred Robbins.
~ "'7'
Song, .a‘ n Igi ‘4
Song,
Harry Byingion, of the H. K. and 8.
Company force, is spending ilie (lay In
New York city.
Charles Ennis. of Maryland, who has
been visiting in Westport, was remov-
ed to the News“: Hospital today,
suffering from typhoid fever.
A capital operation was performed
at the Norwalk Hospital yesterday by
Dr. Ward 8. Gregory on Mrs. Annie
Hubbcli. wife of the well-known South
Norwalk hatter. Dr. Gregory was as-
sisted by Dr. C. G. Bohannun. Dr. S.
ll. Huntington and Dr. Walter Hitch-
cock. , Mrs. Hubbcll Is now believed
to be getting along very nicely, which
is pleasing news to her many friends.
TODAY IN WALL S'i REET.
opening of the stock market today re-
flcciod a continuance of yesterday’s
pressure to realize in moderate frac-
tional declines. The dealings were
light and only the prominent stocks
appeared on the tape. The closing of
the London stock exchange for the day
had Its effect in reducing the volume
of business.
WALL STREET, ii a. n1.—«Frnciion~
ai fiuciuaiions either way liinilcd the
price movements of the first hour with
business very dull. After some re-
covery following the initial weakness
the market sank back to the lowest
aenin with Reading the feature. By
ii o'clock the market was stagnant.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
deport over the private wires or
The Map!» a Goldschmldt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers, Bwnrtz I: Corbett
Block. South Not-walk Telephone 158.
MAISAOHUII‘H‘I NAVAL IMOADI
BOSTON. August iii “night corn-
flames of the aluminium naval
rignde under command of Captain
George it. ii. Eddington. of Fall River,
boarded the cruisers iirooitiyn. 'i‘seo
ms and Chattanooga In the harbor to-
day for their usual practice stains.
The warships will remain at us for
_ election day.
warn. s'rann'r. 10:10 a. m.—Tile
MIDSUMER SALE
IT MEANS BIG DARGAINS iN ALL OUR GOODS.
WE ARE MAKING NEW PREPARATIONS AND WILL SELL ALL OUR
GOODS LESS THAN 50c ON A DOLLAR.
GREATEST AUGUST SALES EVER HEARD OF IN THIS TOWN. DON'T.
IT MEANS MON EV SAVED.
Bid i-‘rsncli Liner Disabled at
Sea Last Thursday-Alanna
to lie IIIIIO on IIIIISI' Side
NEW YORK. August 19. ~ The
French line steamer La Savoie came
The steamer
had little trouble in working along un-
dat- a single engine until the narrows
channel leading 11 to the cit wall
reached and by t at time assstauve
which had been summoned by wireless
telegraph was at hand. A tug boat
helped the big liner around sharp
turns in the narrow water pathway
and she came up to her dock without
accident. An examination of lilo. en-
gine which disclosed the fact that the
intermediate shaft was broken 11.111
that it would be impossible to attempt
repairs at that time.
steamer announced upon her arrival
that she probably would cross the
ocean on her outward trip under the
one remaining engine and that repairs
would be model on the other side.
PU BLIC ACTS ISSUED.
The Public Acts passed by the As
sembly is a volume of five hundred
and eig'hty- five pages exclusive of the
index. There are two hundred and
eighty two chapters: of the general
laws and a number of special laws.
There is also a proposed revision of
theiConstltutlon, which is practically
a codification of the present constitu-
tion and the amendments therein.
There is very little new legislation
as most of the laws are amendatory of
existing statutes. There is of course,
the much heralded "Corrupt Practices
Act," which will be evaded with noni-
ness and dispatch by the workers on
Chapters 281 repeals
the corporate existence ‘ of nearly
three thousand corporations who have
failed to hie return and unless they
make a report before February. 190,
they will go out of existence. Norwa k
, furnishes its quota of the corporations.
The tenement house law is a new fea-
ture. but does not apply to the Nor-
walks. Trained nurses hch the pro-
tection of a registration MI. The fish-
es in "Never-catchem" other ponds
have been protected as usual. In brief
the legislation adopted may be classed
Shco‘Tell me. Bertie. is it true you
proposed to Miss Belsibe last night? i
didnt know you were In love "
lle~“0h, it wasn't that She was in
bad spirits and looked so seedy I
couldn't think of thing else to say
to cheer her itpi"-—— unch.
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NEW YORK'S L083
1 lPuckJi .
Mr Hornbcak~—"By both! A steam.
or burnt off Long island yestciduyi'
Mrs Hornbcalte—“Mercy dukes! New
York won't hardly look natural with-
oui long island!’ ‘
MISS THIS SALE.
IE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE AS WE
GOODS.
about 1313“de . di'iiiiiill up I“
MWN MIDI» .
'Ill In It.
into port today partially. disabled,.one~
of her engines having gone out of com
. mission on Thursday.
under the head of ”general l‘opail‘s."‘
I I I
1 to ~ .
The tale ot the lift tountain pens
and 2.660 lack-knives Is exciting as
much interest outside of Connecticut
The Paterson Press Is re-
minded !) our legislature Iiberaiity
to theme was of the petty “grafting"
that used to be practised by New .ler»
soy legislators a generation or so ago.
when under the head of “stationery."
the members at every session votedr
themselves all sorts of expensive arti—~ :»
ales. and at the close carried home.
everything that was portable about the
state house.
A witty correspondent of one at the .
Newark papers wrote a stinging metri-
cal satire on this dwindling business.
which did much to break it up. After
mentioning it long list of articles
which the members had voted to give
themselves at the expense of the state,
the lampoon wound up:
“And then by thunder.
A leather trunk to carry home the
plunder. ”
The
Which was literally- true.
Officers of mefl’ress thinks that Connecticut seems
to need a lashing of the same sort to
bring It into step with modern ideas of
honesty In the public service, also
,Its legislators would not be voting
bribes to newspaper reporters and
Jack- -knives to themselves.
BIG FIRE IN BOSTON.
BOSTON. August 19. -——Three tire-
men were Injured and a loss of $50, 000
was caused today in a fire in a two-
story building at 292 Marginal street,
East Boston, owned by the Holmes
corporation and occupied by various
manufacturers. '
"Dr. Goodleigh is In the front office.
Mr. Tightwad. and sends his compli-
ments to you with the hope that you
will make a liberal donation to the
fund which he is raising for the pur-
pose of providing art for his boys'
c ub
‘-‘H mi Did he say he desired a lib-
eral donation? Was that the way he
put it?"
"Yes. sir."
“Well just pull down that old
chromo of Gladstone and hand It to
him "
“Do you know that If you had an in-
come of 81 a minute night and day it
would take you 1.900 years to accumu~
late a billion~—that is. of course. not
figuring In the interest?"
“How much would one have in a
year with an income of 81 a minute?"
“Let’s see—8525.600."
"Well, just lop off the other 1.899
years from my allowance. will you?"
Moiher-—"l'm glad you're playing
with good little boys, now."
Tommy—"ch' in; they ain't like the
othonitind l kin any onep' deco
kids if .i vanic. hflflelphia Led-
er. ,
K .__..‘:L._....~._
KIIson—i-“GaykM wife use to be
awfully stout and now she is quite
thin. What caused the change i won-
dor?” ' :1
The 1111 lion .1, Fur“ :
Marlow—“Divorce;
same wife. "-—-Tow11
id Country.
THIS MEAN, ONE OF THE
EVERYTHING MUST
NEED ROOM FOR OUR WINTER
WE ARE HAVING EXTRA HELP SO EVERYBODY WILL BE
Iii i’
This isnt the
1......
no.1 AND 5 oazn'r'rn BUILDING.
11.1"
now in progress. as it
With that end in view.
Colored th‘ Goods.
Fancy White Goods.
Lawn: and Organdln.
Our Annual Anticsl Sale of all lines of Summer Goods is
is our eastern never to 0111111 anti seasona—
ible goods over from one seems to another. we have made prices
Wash Skim.
White 1511!" Waters.
Linen Sufi: and Skim.
Colored Shir: Wants.
Wash Sulfa.
ARE ALL INCLUDED IN THIS SALE.
TRISTRAM & Him, Norwalk,Conn’.
..-. I.
We ”fred’uehiiy see‘ this statement:
his duty." This isn't true. it is al-
do wrong
SALE GOING ON
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“it requires courage for a man. to do .
ways easier to do right than it is to 1‘
Public Disposal 1
Gottlieb’s
CLOTHING. SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS.
it North Main Strut. South Nona-ll-
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Emholmcr.
Residence, ‘6 Washington Street.
- Telephone It Muss. 184-!
A Oarload of Horses
FROM CRESTON, IOWA.
This Is a specially selected Ioi, all
good ones. and Includes a vory‘hnnd-
some pair of chestnuts. Will nrt‘lvc
imiay. Call early and get first
cuoicc.
CONNECTICUT? TURNPIKE.
BASEBALL i0 MORROW I
Bonn. taunt itaspitlsili [111111.
Sunday Afternoon at 3;,30
AT
GEORGE C. TILYOU'S GREAT
SLEEPILIHISEISLIND
SRIDGEPORT, CONN.
lieu May be Surprised A
lhow profitably you can Invest $1.00
per wool: in movement “to
young In the Connecticut tied hit-ti
,‘iaooursnoo Company. of Hartford,
can.
for particul'm apply to
I. It. .iILD. Ion.
UNI'I‘ BMW”? "
TM
Missile
19 N°flh min or. south Norwoilt.
CL‘EARI 6- SALE
OF
SUMMER
NOW GOING ON.
CHARGE Accouurs ISOLIGITED.
‘ Buy your Bargains now
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to come here. if you can‘t
c131111'.iclcpiioutaw(52 3).
File pleasure Is not care alone
when you buy. - cool-4t is
’l‘ho but modern hotel in The Nor.
walks.
Everything new and unto-date. Fine
radius. with
all the latest improves
Huston electric and as: light.
airy crime to rent by day or
. Dome new and
Mr 1.11am. =
m and
M
algal,
Norwalk Chronicler