all
uthoir‘ unanswer-
h were rescued by
In» .Mmi‘ot Dillon
, ll: seventy-two hours
r drink. were landed
the Dillon.
wail abandoned last
Walt island. on the coast
awrloased end without
lathe was washed
it he sails were blown
Friday the water was
' the cabin, all the provis-
soaked with salt water
ich struck the Vessel
colt Friday afternoon Capt
“ so his men to leave the
, after lashing the wheel.
s ma. The men rowed
by hunger, cold and
drenching of the seas.
tied. When some of
Sunday wore becoming
elr slightly stronger com
em conscious. Seaman
years old made notable
connection. He stood
. e best of any.
Monday after three long
a Dillon was sighted
men were rescued.
Pierce former presi-
ters~Plerce Oil Com-
Eihinent Sir Arthur MacArthur"
: Tromhl “Y: Greed Commander Edu
-. win A. Bindsett. ct Eprlnsnoid.‘ Mace.
4 and also: Eminent sn- mhe J. 101de
as icilowei
Farrah, S Belts. South Norwailt. R
-. E grand commander
Norm‘an F Allen, Hartford, V E.
' D G. commander.
George M. Long. New London. E.
.~ G. seneroiissimo
Leon M Woodford, Nauzntuck. E.
‘ G. captain general
Eugene A. Hall, Meridian. E. G.
senior urged. ,
WesleyU Pearce, Norwich. E. G.
junior warden.
Costello Lippitt, P. G. C. Norwich.
E G. treasurer. .
Eli C. Birdscy. P. G. C. Meridcn, E.
G. recorder.
Arthur D. Chalice. Willlmantlc. E.
G standard bearer
Front: M: Scott. Danbury, E. G.
‘ sword bearer
George H. N. Johnson Bridgeport,
E G. warden-
Albeit W. Matioon, New Haven. E.
G: C. of guard.-
'l‘hornas W. Morgan. Hartford. E. G.
inspector?
Number knighted during the year
ending March 17 253.
Number died during the year end-
ing March 1, 52,
’loial Knights Templar in Connecti-
cut March 13. 324
The next annual conclave will be
held in Norwalk.
BILL TO PUNiBH RAILROADS.
Senator Culberson Desi Not Want
Them tenontributo ,tc Csm
. pllgn Fund.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-—ln i the
Senate today Mr. Culberson- Introduced
an amendment to the railroad bill pro-
hibiting railroads trorn subscribing to
political campaign funds and imposing
line and imprisonment for its violation.
Mr. Clark (Wyc'J withdrew his colt
terence report on the bill prohibitlnk
the premature divulsencc or anvcrir
most information on account of the
objection to the new matter in it. He
said a joint resolution covering Sena-
tors and members of the House of Rep-
. resentatives would soon be presented.
mt‘nissioncr Anthony in
. . ’ Prior to the opening
session. Attorney General
"he would not be able to
Mr. Finley. vice-president
lame Oil Compsni’. pro‘
6! he the only witness today,
e added that‘ he expected
Piercs' s testimony at a
CLASS MEETING.
was. Class of the South
: bust Church hold a very
tin; at the horns of Miss
Delta Place East
toning. Miss- Wickc has
.10 attend the class roceno
oi. or sickness, so the plea
trial. both in receivinl and
The treasurer re-
d the class very wisely
for both home and for-
mic and the junior do
“ our Sunday school. After
the mastitis adjourned
laciill hour and refresh-
WW
1‘, I. of indie “have recently
stmdsrd tints which is five
on ahead oi! Green-
The ccnferses inserted in the bill a
few words which included members of
- Congress in the list of officials that
were prohibited lroni divulging secret
lnformtaion. , ‘
Mr. alley then. took iheiloor to pre-
sent his amendment to “the railroad
rate bill, but. before introducing it said
he had not hoped that the resolution
would be accepted without change. He
also stated that the provision had
been circulated among the friends of
late regulation on both sides of the
chamber. He had, he said not given
the amendment to the public and
would not now do so. but for the tact
that Dr. Dolilver had discussed the
provision in a published interview He
relieves the lows Senator from the
imputation of intentional divultsnce
of another a private papers but said he
was confident the criticism had been
made without due consideration.
W“, '
ANDREW HAMILITON REPLIES.
NEW YORK, March 2i.-—-Andrcw
Hamilton, former legislative axane tor
the New York insurance Oomphny.»
day sent s reply to the Fowler lnvcsti
gating committee of that company. do-
clining to appear I) tore the committee
to be examined as his work for the
company. In this reply he charm
the committee with undue haste in Its
charges usalnst him. and ssys thatit
the committee had waited awhile and
not rushed so soon into print with“
premature conclusions, it would have
been in a better position today. and
more iuhllce would have been done“
in him. and to the policyholders.
DIOlllON FOR DD‘TMOGRA'I’ GANDI'
BRIDGBIPOR'I', March 21 "Jul! 9' Al-
' berto 1‘. Bareback in the Civil upon
lor (less this morning decided .dsc
dad that Oity Treasurer Frederick
iisii iDsmocr’st can hold his position. i I
The court remiss in order s vocalist '
iii the ballots no petitioned by ii. 0. “
Hull. the Republican candidate
helmet iii 0 mutilation or this”
. in the s'l‘wsltih district. His
1. st in view oi this tritiidll
‘ necessities
by the bi
she; March 21.
m’l‘he negro Mas y wounded. The
shooting is though, "he an outcrop-
pins or yes tcrdsy's troubles between
eliaces. r his min the lynching
at all)? negro. chose Guards details
tract the three coin
and a sound from the battery, or artil-
Jory with a sliding Was kept at police
Johnson would be held this afternoon
it is believed there will be no further
trouble. .
A white man named Rogers shot a
negro workman at the Ross-Mehnn
Foundry this morning. supposedly in
continuance of last night’s race riot.
No trouble is reported from other
parts of the city.
CONSULB LOSE FEES.
New Rating .l‘or' connection Dillon
Holders—Nuclei: Iliisj Passed.
WASKINGTDN Merrill 21.~'~Ths
house has passed the consuls-t" rcor
zanlsation bill. which has already
passed the senate. Few amendments
were made by the house and it is ex
pected that the two houses will agree
shortly on the bill. The bill is a step
in the right direction, and provides
for the turning into the treasury of.
the United States fees collected by
the consuls. It‘ also providesvlor a
corps of inspectors and hereafter all
consuls receiving 31. 000 or more must
be American citizens the various con~
sulalos are also clucsliled and most of
the salaries iil‘e r.sised It is expected
that under the bill the consular sor
vice will be' practically self support
log. The. bill has been urged by near-
ly‘ail large commercial bodies and
those having business abroad.
All except one of the Connecticut
consuls abroad will receive more com-
pensation under the new bill. The
highest consulate held by aCod'hecli~
out man will. be the-one at Naples.
Italy. where the salary is raised from
82,000 to 84.000. A. Homer Byington.
of Norwalk. is the consul at this point
and he receives in unomcial fees, 31.-
33l in addition to his salary. 'i‘hree
consuls are raised to $3,500, namely E.
8. Day. of Coicheater. who is at Brad-
ford. Eng; William H. Bishop. of New
Haven. at Palermo, ltaly, and Fred
erick M. Ryder. of New Haven. at
San Juan del Norte. Nicaragua Mr
Day at present receives a total corn
penaeiion of 33. 518: Mr. Bishop gets
83186.76. and Mr Ryder receives 33.»
332. 75.
T'he bill pitta two Connecticut men
in the $3,000 class; They are E. Theo
philus Listeld. or New Haven. st Frel
burg. Germany. and Charles N. Daniel
ot Wlliimantlc. at Sheilleld Eng. Mr.
Licield now receives 22079. 80. while
Mr Daniels gets 02. 887. 45. George H.
.lncknon of New Haven who is at La
Rochelle. France. and E. A. Crcevey.
of Bridgeport at Yarmouth. Nova 8co-
tia, each will receive 32 500. Dr. Jack,
son sets cruelly 50 cents more under
the new order of things. while Dr
gm” is reduced from $2. 831. 68 to
i
The largest increase in salary in the
whole bill is at Goren Dakar. Africa,
where the salary is placed at 32.000.
Strickland. who comes from some
place in Ocumcdcut. Is the cousin at
this place. He has been consul tor
many years and Is not known to my
post extent in connectlcut. - '
Connecticut Pensions .
Scooter Broaden. istr‘odu in to:
sensto s bill mntlns A bill oi It
outfit: to Robert Stopiias or new
rvsd do Go. it. lone
the me».
To my flu‘mni'.
t
WI In of Ii I‘ll
. mahmmimt (Grit, -
32.2” m“
, tiles
lids. remained at the sundry all night '
headquarters until this morning. it .
was said that the funeral of the negro (
instead oi‘ 325 as at present.‘ Peter 4
mi“. ”33““
O
Mitt. carry in the house, presented I
liters flmoiiidwmoniiiin
mm P. Sessions. oi Bril-
toll? ho was s member attic K. Si:-
(Succulent Volunteers
housemmmittss on Invalidfmi
tiniest oi {Witt ins issue ‘
Mcsosv MARCH Mil.
usoAv. -‘ .
GOT KARROLL "
‘ v and ‘
0—3IG VAUDRVILLE AGTfie-d
Wednesday Ms user-Moths at, Sonic»
Wednesday Night-Jilin MMMMMN .-
Thursdsy N'Bh‘rr-Tm Titled Out-
out.
msoi.
Saturday Matinee—Yankee Bess.
olnls. : ;
can-n.-
cue—u.
«Misses mechanic
Colonial Banqutl
Undorths Ausploos 8f the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Church '
at the
First ME. Church,
Wednesday. March 28th.
screen lit .5 comes.
TICKETS ' so cams
A special Deal
ENABLEB U8 SELL AHMOURS'
10c TOILET 80 P8
CHATBAN VIOLET.
.u . I;- and.
GHATEAN LILAC.
at 19b; or? box or
no icicle Pildfllh'iily.
I No. MAIN It. IO. NORW‘“ ‘1
, Some of l Our
dose Furs Butter.
Rod Onions, Pin,
Cans Good com
ll Nsvsl Owsst Omega,
3 Phys.
.g‘
i
Mutants} wccussoav also or. -
Friday Night—Jim: Daughters of on = ‘ '
Saturday [tight—Tbs Heart at Vir-
EVENING lilo,30c and 30c;
secretes!
at 31,250.00 ,
We otter a car with a double opposed
24 h p. motor. Which has ever 25 con»
‘ sistcat winnings throughout season or 3
1905, including 3 bill climbs. 2 endure
nnce runs and the world‘s speed record.
Al $1.5M.”
We alter a car with similar motor
placed under the hand. bevel. sear ,
drive and possessing all the speed and
eihciency oi any car selling at 32000
M $2500.00
We offer a d-cyiinder. «Ho h. p. car.
capable of 60 miles per hour, easy to
handle and able to make any hill on
the high gear. Equal to any car at
any price.
"These cars are made by the second
oldest manufacturers in the U S and
are no experiment. Elcsant ilnish dur-
able and reliable. Every experienced
automobiliat will concede that the
greatest essential in power. We have
certainly got it to oii‘cr. "
Write to or call on '
ARTHUR VI. BELL, Agent.
for State or Connecticut.
Tel Cal1380-4.STAMFORD,CL
FlNI QUALITY
MOPBS
a Pack 0.
5° 25 Ill exigs‘ckags.
WM. A lilllctitiliiiiis
MUSIC fl‘dll.‘ f
Donovan liooit. 184lein at;
“chimeras-t, . .
o
[leper ugl
Wits! our customers say, “A
rsmsriisilfi w for tile ” Wk
In our window and you will say
the some.
All moo at u... at unwise.
4" . silks that formerly sold at We ,
.M We
Womw»u1 ‘
we have pro ,7
[paicd‘ior uou
assorimcn
ihaiis second ‘
to none in the
. ciilgl
‘ alwclls chuck
full is no less-
on Willi sour
Personal ape ,
Norwalk Chronicler