ll wrestle, measures
tunnel/crunch. and.
liltt‘laay tiesuit in Nea‘r
. in , ~
Hurona’nuao. March 27.—De-
it o government's uauuranoe that
Co extensive outbreak In the im-
tn nations that a. big storm may
botore Parliament meets. The
meat agolnat the terrible retiree-
pit‘eltourooof the government ht or.
b ntlhepeopie, especially Workmen,
to; This playing into the hands
the revolutionistu who are planning
litiou’l strike and a general upris-
‘Tlley believe that. the right ‘tnom;
‘ will» come In ntid'April and both
Moo are preparing for the tray, 11' it
omen. it is likely to ho bloodicr and
, terrible than anything previous-
whitened in lillizj. country.
it record of or eats last week in
atersburg besides showing an aw-
. ‘ot’ato‘ of lawlessness lit the capital
oloqnent testimony of the methods
, ditch the government hopes to
.i‘ifiltt the threatened explosion. Ar-
ming to the returns ($59 beggars. 2th
" be without passports, 217 thieves.-
~ttlghwaymen and, 1.067 “unclassifi-
yernons, wbiowh tncane-politimti uns-
..' ““T‘i‘T
BEPH TUCKER ARRESTED.
.. qltt'ortl..$oloreci Man Retains Judge
‘ng‘hg to ‘ Defend Him.
cit“
(Joieph Tucker, one or the oolorcd
W1 ‘B'tles who testified in favor of lie-
. . Butler, who was twice tried for
it tier. but whose life was saved in
. til Cases by the disagreement ot the
Dry. was arrested Inst night on a
go of perjury. He has retained
ltdge John H. Light to defend him
start the charge. .
ticker slept in the Butler home the
night and morning of the murder, and
teptlfltad that Willy Coon. who ocott~
led the "couch in the room where. Mrs.
_ tier was shot, had carried a revol~
for.
" ~ He said that he and Cook had gotten
ditto oqnarrel and that t‘ook ”pulled"
.a knife and also tried to take a revol-
,yor‘ out of his hip pocket. ’l‘ucker
“fluid ”he saw the butt of the weapon
which was black in color. ‘
son the cross-craniumtiott he was giv-
en a decidedly uncomtortnblc time.
by Mr. Judnon. He admitted having
_ signed a statement for Dctcctirc Ma-
‘ son, in which he spoke about Cook's
knife, but made no mention whatever
“Nahum. the revolver. He claimed you
.tordoy that he had signed the slate-
_‘ meat without. first reading it over. At
tilt? previous trial he said nothing
About Cook's having a rcrolvcr. t‘ook
.is‘dead. and a certificate that be was
«killed by it railroad train was introduc-
edrearly in the trial by inc Hintc.
. ,The statement made to Detective
Mason and Chief Brennan was not
made under oath.
Judge Liflti is confident that ‘i‘nt'kcr
villi be acquitted.
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“FREIGHT TRAIN OFF THE TRACK.
,Aooident Saturday Night Tore up the
Roadqu at Norwalk Freight
. House.
frllel‘e is ewry 9\'lfil'n(‘t‘ about Illl'
fict‘walk freight depot that a truth
‘rnn off the truck at thin point Saturday
jnight some lillitl, llllI limit| tii' lilt‘ Nur-
wt‘tllt trntnnlen ill't' ablo to toll just
“whattraln it was. For a hundred root
or 00 the lion are partially chewed up
from the contact with ilit' win-cl living-
9..
The railroad men arc of the opinion
i. gt. a. car or two left thc rails and
’ ti. them again without the train
ins;
titeotlon mm were called out
pair the roitdhed.
'oomoos GIVEN 20 YEARS.
“Wilmon Who Anointed Him Sentenced
' to Serve Ten Years in Prioon.
NEW YORK. Mill‘t‘il 27.4—ltobt-rl H.
m. the| numb l‘PccllIly convlotml
D. abduction lu tlctulnlmz \rhltr» wo
#Qn.‘flnlnnt their-willtin u ruaort l‘rc-
Mottled only by ncurocu. today was
”towed to nerve twonty youth In
prluon.
lie Bennett. who nut-tinted Sprluna
minctlmz llnurnuort. and who
yd ltllllty to abduction nflt-r
t'hgu had horn convicted. wait acn-
tn ton yearn in ninth priuou.
"l
s . out start an Account here
one ”OMAR. and once
you will take an internal
. Itaoi 31.00 anti our;
' every at: months.
bonus. 9 a. on. to)
‘ Interior ovoninu
noon.
New hotel: room:
‘ ton Cleveland “ announced that
_ .. Attenuator
that lili Willilot Again“ he
\ Judge ot‘l’roll'alo
. NEW HAVEN. March 27.———tn‘ a let»
tor made public today Judge Livlugu»
he
‘would not be a candiate forum!“ of
Probate in this diutflct again. The
latter tollowe:
“'Now Haven. March 26. 1906.
“Hon. Henry 0. Newton.
Dear Mr. Newton—in view of our
close personal friendship. I am prompt-
ed to make known to you. my decision
not to be a candidate for renomiuntlou
no Judge of probate.
"I make this announcement entire-
ly on my own responsibility. consult»
tug no one except a member of my
own l'umily' ‘
“in coming to this decision. i have
no reason to question that but for
the above announcement, I would again
be honored with a rettominntion by
the party with which it baa always
been tny privilege to be identified. Nor
have I any reason to doubt that at the
coming election I would receive from
the regular Ropubllcan orgnt‘tlzallon in
this city and district. from my faithful
friends and from many independent:
rotors, the some. loyal support l havo
alwnyu received. With such support
in this year of prosperity and pro-
mise of general Republican victory. I
should have confidently hoped for a
re-eleotion to an othce which for nix
terms has proved so congenial to me.
and in which In a humble way [have
tried to serve the public.” -
am not an aspirant for any of-
i‘tco, political or otherwise, but on tho
Wednesday after the. flrut Monday in
January. 1907. if my life is spared. it
in thy intention to resume the active
practice of law. a practice entirely sus-
pended for the past eleven yeitre.
"Conveying to the public through
this lottert for it is my dealt-e that
publicity be given to ill my docp grail-
lndc for the t't'mi‘itlt.‘llt.'t! in me express-
and by successive elections to an of-
“H" of great ‘ responsibility."
"1 ant fraternaliy yours.
"Livingston W. Clt-Ivt-Iand.”
STREET RiOTlNG _
AT BUCHAREST
Conflict Between the Riolers
and Roumanian Troops ite-
sults in Death of Two Men
..._._..q..._.
VIENNA. March 27.-»Scrilms :urcct
rioting occurred at Bucharest Routttnn-
in. last night. and culminated in a con-
illt't bt'twecn iitc rintnrn and tho troops
during which two tucu wuro ltillcd and
more than tltrce lutndtwl wort- wound-
ed. The trouble amour over it demon-
stration of itoumuniuu Nationalism
against tin-i use of tho l"l't‘llt'll lun~
gouge in a, portorntutlco at tho Nu-
lionai Theatre. The iadics‘ (‘hurity
which is under patronage of tho Prin-
(‘t'h’s Marin, with of Prince Fordinurd.
bolt- prcuuutptivc to the throne of itou.
mania. ndrcrtiucd the production of a
play in Front-h and thousands of .\'a-
tioulisls gathcrml about the tlnmtrv
tillti became so tllt't‘ntt'niug titui lroopr~
wt-rc Hillllllltlllt'tl and ill‘t'tl twice ilt‘i'tll't'
illt‘ tlt‘ntonutrators wore diupcracd.
tlt'cr n ltuutlrcd pcrnons wcrc arrest
i‘tl.
WESTPORT HAS TROUBLES.
c...—
Thieveo Took School Book: and Teach-
er and Scholar: Have Measles.
lining to a burglary In the Wool.
port pttbiic school Sunday. and o oo-
rort- epidemic of (it'l‘liuin modules
which utruck tho town qut week it
won imponuiblc to hold ”in regular
school seuuion. yesterday.
Hmnuonc eutcrcd the animal building
on Sunday and stoic a largo number
of text books and papers. The mo-
live for the burglary in not known. but
the authorities are invoulluutlng lhc
Iuntit‘r.
A number of the pupilu at the school
are down with ”11' German lnonulea
and Sunday night Mina Atlanta. the
lililt‘llPl‘ in one' of the rooms. wan
stricken with tho tilt-tonne.
Today the nchool watt running in all
but two rooms. where the epidemic
claimed the groutt-nt another of poplin.
OUT IN SALARIES.
Arc N. E. O. P. Official:
Much?
.\ movement in on foot to cut down
tho salaries of the rand wnrdcn and
the strand uni-rotary l“ the N. l2. 0. P.
In thin uttllc, 7iilt‘ll of three “mt‘illlll
now rtu'circu about Shiloh pcr unuum.
it in paid by Inounu of it per diuln of
ion ccntu for each member The now
plan in to pay each 3800 per year.
making it a regular uninry. ’I‘wo reno-
lillltmtl have been received looking to
thin change. one from New Ilavcn. tlta
otbnr from Bridgeport anti they will
be acted upon at the «mud lodge
nwclinz to be bold in New Huron on
April ii. 'l‘hcro Ia likely to ho u live.
iy debate (Wot the matter. V
The annual report» will «how a mom.
borlQiip in thin route of about 11.500.
WWW...”
KIGKID BY A HORSE.
Hontord Jon“ infarct! While Engaged
to cum: on Animal.
Iianl'ortl dunes. an employee of l-lnr-
Paid Too
to: «new; Humor “was.
Out tram shutout mm. that will
moot tho exacting tools of diocrlmlnot-
Ina men.
$10.00 plan onoqu you to be at all
time: foltltlioully around for $7.60 and
310.00. '
«No Lou. No More. ,
Lot no toll youabout our $7.00'ahd
$10.00 plan. ‘
We are builder: of our own gor-
montl. ‘
The new moulded shouldered sar-
monto with clou fitting collar! mode
of the new gray'wldo whole herring-
bone effects onet‘ptaldo in long coat:
with two Ildo vonto lined with mo-
hair or Venetian lining at $10.00. No
more. . -
The $7.00 line made of caohmore
and Wanted. black thibet. of vorlouo
colon. at $7.00. No to“. ‘
That to the otandord on which we
havo our business. That must appeal
to you.
,6 North Main Street,
: STAMFORD BOY KILLED.
Run Over by a Freight Train in Port
~ Chester. Last Night.
STAMFORD, March 27.—--llurr_\'
Kingslcy. eighteen years old, a clerk
in Holden‘s Pharmacy. in this plat-n.
mot tlcnth in a horrible manner short-
ly lit-fore midnight that night. near the
hilll‘ltlli' at Port. (“beaten tic was run,
over by a freight train anti hlu bod)"
out In two. Kingsley and his chum.
Edward K. Ilnddou. took a day off you.
terday' and wont to Port (Yltoetcr.
Last night they perched tbctnaclwn on
a fence near tltc Port Chester Opera
House and watched the show and at
its conclusion Jumped down to the
railroad trot-hr. intending to walk to
the station. The l'onct‘ that the young.
men wow on bordered the tracks. A
pussongor train came along and Kings
Icy :ttttl lititltlt‘ll stopped onc will? to
anotbor truck. llel‘orc Kingslcy could
act out of the way llt‘ wan struck b\'
it l‘rcigbt. lruitt going in the opposite
direction nnd'biu body was run ovct
by several cars. “which had just
time enough to jump and escape the
Into of his companion by a low two
ends. Ilntidcn pirkud up the portions
of his frlcnd'a body and cattle to Stilllh
t'ttrd whrrt- ill‘ illillill‘tl Klngsloy‘s iii-
lhcr. Today the inflow wcnt to Port
_(‘.llt'i-‘tlt!l‘ and had the rcmninu brought
to this place. 'I‘hcrt- was an inquvst
in Port Chester. today" and the incts
of tin- iltt-idt-ui tt'ort- brought out dur-
ing its proccna.
Wink—«Why do you conuidcr itilu
such it lcrcl~ltcudud young fellow
“agar-lids the only amateur actor
i t'i‘l‘l' know with no professional its.
plrutionn. '
..~.
The wieo man apprm-intt-s frailty of
friendship and poly: It In no lt‘bl.
Resolution.
Norwulk Lock t‘ompan)’.
South Norwulk. t‘l.
At a nit-mint: of tho him-tom of tho
Notwulk Lock t‘ompnnr thc following
weolution was unanimously puma-d:
That in tho dcntb of our cuttwntmi
l’l‘enltlcnt. Frank S. (Notice. the (‘om-
puny hat: attainincd a great. lone.
Prompt anti tot-root in judgment. he
has l‘tliltlllt‘lt‘tl tbc affairs of tho (‘ont-
pony mmtt azn-rt-uufuiiy. Kind and
courteous In manner. he has endeared
ltlmnrlf to tho llilPt'ltlI'i-i. in hilt (loath
ll‘it‘ Norwa lit Lock (‘otnpnny lino lout
a faithful ottiocr: the community a
good “”20"; his faintly a loving hun-
band and non.
'l‘o hire, t‘owlrn in oxtcndml our deep-
toil nytnpulhy in this hour of her he-
leave-mom.
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You’re Ready
FOR A
Spring Suit.
And wo‘ro ready to hell you
ono. Every good elylo is to
be found at this nlol'owtllyloll
that command themuelven to .you
for their uxclualvo ntylou. lino
fabric.» and excellent tailoring.
'i‘huy roprctlent the hind itoudy»
ttrWonr Clothes on the market.
today. We [guarantor «attorne-
tlon to fit and wear.
(loud Suits and Top (loath.
tin and (luau. the local coal denture.
wnu aorionnly injured luut Wonk by
being kit-km] by u borne which he was
engaged in clipping. The nnimui'o
hoot «trunk donor. in the breath. knock.
lug him ovcr and hrulueti him quite
, newt-rely. Dr. F. l. Btlrnell watt unil-
etl to attend him. .Thmnlured man
in confined to his home on it result of
the accident. liiu cheat. In no badly
on yet. whether any of the button were
broken or not. it in not believed that.
any internal injurien will develop.
WWW
fmttrthdnaitea are J‘utnmnttlllie for
tutti.
swollen that it is lmpoattlhio to tell.
me htt'ettotlonu movements in rent or .
\
$10 to $25 ’
out—II-
(lpon Mood”. initiated” and
Ioturtloy Innings.
insult x a;
. “nib“;
‘ mum
i
$7. ; L‘ “the metrical stone
0‘ Notoss. . .
Fashionable clothes tor Men and i'touuguo‘l’ni Slang. .90..
That mountain with our 37.00 and i A
THE COPYRIGHT CLOTHING 00.
t HARRY GOODWIN, Manager. ‘
...o..w............o #0....» ramm-
i
«a» in». l“)
i
South“ Norwaik.
ASSAI.
COLONEL H‘EUBELIENT;
.LANT.
On Trial Before Judgo Gate in Hart.
turd Today.
HARTFORD. March 27.~—Betoro
Judge Chile and a jury in the Criminal
Court today the. trial of Daniel .I. Clil'~
its. of Springfield. Muse, charged
with assault with talent to kill Colonel
1.. F. lieublein. .lau’nary lib. was be-
gun.
The defendant who in nixty~two your
old. Wt-ttt into tho oilice of Colonel
Bottlilrin on tho I'ornoon of thr- (into
mentioned a nod withn shotgun and
which was ll .chnrttt-tl without injur-
ing ("oloncl ilcubloin. Colonel iieulr
loin testified that when the weapon
was diachurgcgl the prisoncr remarked
that he would do u bcttcr job ncxl
time.
Mr. ('Ill‘ils was detondod by Alior.
ncy \\'_ A. li‘iy, of Ncw lint-en. .ludut-
lit-incite :tntl (ax-Mayor iiuycs of Spring-
l'it-ltl, sondnluw of tho dci'utttlant.
The jury panel was exhausted hciore
ill" full jury was hittt'lli'ml and the
ultcrii‘! had to send out for talustuon.
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A \\‘t‘llk woman can oasiiy conqt‘w
a strong lllilllhll)‘ cult-ring to his ratt-
it}.
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euTERTAINMENré. V -
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Colonial littnqutl,
Under the Auspices of the Ladies” Aid
Society of the Church
"a at the
First M. E. Church.
Wednesday, March 28th.
SUPPER AT 6 O'CLOCK.
TICKETS 50 CENTS
GRAND STAR SUPPER
for the benefit of the
Punter of the A. M. E. Church, Knight
Street.
Wednouday Evening. March 28. 1906.
in the Town Holt. Wall St. Norwalk.
Admlulon (including upper), 50:;
Children under 12. 25c.
Thlo motion to be i am Affair in
ovary particular.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
hOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WEDNESDAV. MARCH 28th
GORDIN and BENNETT.
Presents the muolvo and aumptuouo
Production of The Holy Land
in The Form of o Spoon.
culur Drum.
TH! HOLY CITY.
A Btor of Old Juno-lam.
lndorood by ran, Clergy, and Public.
Tho Clorgy lo Connolly Invited.
Paton-«26¢ 50c 15°
lot. ti flow. in Orcholtrl.’ $1.00.
Sunken antenatal-day Moron
.v
nov'r‘Té'tht-nnarnn.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY. MARCH 20.
0 40v: 0 .low
J. c. Stewart's Marry Muoieol Force.
THfi TWO JOHN .
You Remember Thou Funny Flt
Followo.‘ .
oouful Conway vor Writtoll.
Stay Away If on Don’t Want to
. L." "3
“NEW RONGMQIITTY 'GllLO—n
.U-ILAUORATI COSTUMIOM
FMOlI—«Mc 35o!“ . .
“on on laid Monday Month 26.
“W
novr'o'rauarno.
ON! NIGHT ONLY.
"may underlain.
. A New broom.
Diulooln‘o otorttlno Qfln‘lflrfl
‘
‘ lulu-
The Gianni, Funnl It. and Moot one» ‘
added to daily.
0
x
Prices $5.00 to $16.00.
Stylish Woists.
INVESMGATING HAMDEN W0-
MAN'S DEATH.
Mix in Hill] Investigating the case of
In her home ill Hamden, Sunday undcr
conditions that seemed to warrant the
ballet that she. was beaten to death.
Her huuband and several other withou-
ncs have been examined?“ but lab for
the coroner will make no atatcmont rc-
gnrdjng his findings. He has the Ft"
ports of Medical Examiner Bartlett
and .Io'slin and alt-to the reports of the
autopsy. which was performed on ”W
body of Mrs. Il-Icl-iabon. yesterday.
BOND WAS WORTHLESS.
BR-IDGEPOR'I‘, March ill—«A bench
warrant. was issued tltia morning by
Judge Robinson in the Criminal Su-
perior Court for Robert Jones, of Dan-
bury. who failed to answer to a charge
of theft this morning. it appears that
Mrs. Jones some time ago put up a
bond of Still.) for her husband, but that
nhc has since died and the property
has been sold. rendering the
worthless. The bond was (‘illlt'tl this
morning.
lliobbs~~»i‘ott can't always depend on
what Longbow says. can you?
Sloblv‘wlmngbow‘.’ Why that fol»
ow can' own tell the truth when he
hours it.
Veneen
The Best Furniture Polish.
For five days We
will sell 500 bottles
for 250.
E. ii. Gotham,
DECORITOR.
TELEPHONE-452.
10 FIRST ST. E. NORWALK.
roars" "tilt
.m......mw-
PLAGE."
not their no. both .
contort" and with.
W
«rattler “
NEW HAVEN. March 27.—-—Coroucr .
Mrs. Joint Mt-Mnhd'n, who found dead ~
T t
houd’ '
Love lingered not his handiwork to
. NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Annual Showing of Suite, Coats and waists.
Wu do! now initoWlng our udvu nee ntylea of htglrelooa Suite, Colitis and Walnut. "i‘he ntylen whinh are ahowu
by us are very attractive and very in uch out'ol‘ the ordinary.
. ‘ o , L o ‘I . o . ' V , r
Ladies Tailored Suits. .
‘ ’l‘he nowrnti‘mndclu are shown by us In Spring Suits. ‘
In black, on wall on all tilt' staple and fancy alludes.
Our natiortninut which levory complete in being
The Short ltlon billed: aino Medium and Box Cloning;
I’ricen from 810.00 to $25.00. r .
New Spring Coats.
Tho latent etylou in Separate (loath. tight‘fitting, half-tilting nttd box shapes, In black 'and advert mixtures.
2."
In Lace. China and Taffeta Silk. Embroidered Linen. Embroidered Batiste, Lawns, Mull, Madras and Lin-
gerie Effects. with short. three-quarter and long sleeves. Prices. title to 54.9 8.
r
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~TRIS‘I'RAM a HYATT, NORWALK,‘ CONN. ,:
Wm
H. taunt
ll. 0
FURNITURE
Do uou intend te-
tarnishing» your home
this Spring? it so.
come and see what
we are showing. Bil
fat the largest and best
aSsorltnent of first-
class goods in The
Norwalks. '
in PAYMENTS
See our line of-
ioldino GO‘Carls.‘
All prices. from the
cheapest to the best.
‘ With Us.
It’s Very Convenient.
Open a illuminant
I
l
West Washington Street.
THE NEW CREATION.
Six autumn days Love- made tho world
anew: ‘
(in wood and wenldn light ethereal.
uhone:
, Down charmed flllldt‘li an. air divincr
blow:
The; smooth, be war; gone.
prnluc:
Drenrtly darkened Monk
.‘thn autumn
nun: ‘
t‘hiil moaned tho wlntiiniong'tnh «rootl-I
laud wayu: .
Hill work. lt‘wnn undone. “ '.
. ,
To that. enchanted land he winged bin.
t.
Whore aloriouu brooms llmin‘ ital»
oyon skier.
Your hair stirs unit. who‘re magic.
‘ - .
lihineo ht yum-Intuit: eyes. .A
”Paul Mail Magazine.
Wm -
'H. KRIEGER & 00..
South 'Norwalk. ' ‘
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1 .
Vittorio
KEEP a mun co’zv
CORNER in your collar filled
with Coal.
We could continu( tellinlz you
until deems-day that we not ‘ good
Cool. but it will not mike a dent
In your mommy until the any ,
that you decide-to but our Cool
1 trial and are there y convinced
and converted.
And tromthttt day forward.
thanking all others. for better .
ind not: for war“. for richer and ‘
giot for poorer. you will buy M .
Norwalk Chronicler