COW. April 2.4m.» Rusaltoe
hm received a aensationui tele-
from its tImIrosponduut III liar-
. Ochtil‘itl saying that heatllitlon
mipont between tho Russian and
nipple troops
Ho timntna that the Chinese. in-
by Japan. am moving for-
that the situation is on tons»
at the Russian demobilization of
“troops has boon stopputi. and that.
.eue'rnl GIrodekol'f tho Russian (Ioni-
underin ohiot‘ has iuauod lustiuc.
on; to prepare for eventitulitlus.
OBITUARY RECORD.
1‘ . FUNERAL OF MRS. (.‘llelIl.
‘ The funeral of MIIII Malia E. (‘11qu
. ‘which was held with It solemn high
» mass! of requiem at St. Muir’s (‘. i‘llllt‘il.
‘-this morning. was the laIgIIsI that. has
taken. place at the cdilltr in sovexui
years. The Rev. lI‘I'ank Muriuy of
Gillatonhtuy a nephew oi Mrs. (.‘luue.
'Was retention of tho lupus ’i‘ he [luv
M. 1“, ngnm. of SIIIIIIouI was dIIIu on
the. Rev. John Sheohnn ol’ \‘i’ator-hun
dubIdeacon uud IlIII Ri' -v. William II‘iIz
gé‘rold. of Hartford. llliliiit‘l' oi“ IIIII'IImoIr
Iigg.‘ III addition to IlItIatI (it‘ll',')lilt.‘ll
there que amoral Uiill‘l'S who paIIici
paint! in tho inIpIIIsaiIo sorvim-s. in-
.clnding the RIII. .lnmrs l-i. O‘Donnell
"and the Rev. J. (l. iI‘otzartvfof SI.
, 1 Marya Clmich; lilt‘ iiov. Bernard Don-
woolly. of Bristol: IlIII RIIv. 'l‘imothv
,' $ullivan. oi’ \‘t'niorlniry: tho Rm: Eur;-
"énfl Sullivan. ot‘ Stamford: tho Rov.
[John Eity, ol' Mlddlotowu; the Rev.
Stephen Kenuoy. of i-lurti'ord: tluI Rev.
Joseph Pinker. of Bridgeport; tho Rev.
-_ Ignatius iiiouhor. of Africa: the Rev.
.I William Mnhot ill) ol’ South Not-
walk and the Rev. James Routing. or
St. Thmuns SentinaIv. Hartford The
choir of the church rtIndIII'od beautiful
requiem nundc. Iissiatod hv .lohn W.
Wehle. as soloist. 'l‘ho ltov. lI‘aIlIeI-a
Fognrty, iiiaher. Eng-rue Sullivan and
Renting accompanied the l't‘llltliliH to
St. Mary's Cemetery, win-r0 further in-
floral servlron “'(‘l'tl road by iI‘aihor lI‘o-
gnrty. 't‘he pulllwarors \\'t‘t‘i‘ Mirna"!
J.‘ Howard. William Howard. .lumos .l.
Keena, Dr. T. A. Riordan, [Edward .l.
Cuhlii and Edward I‘lnno. 'l‘hII flow-
erbenrurs Wi‘l'i‘ (‘ill‘thtlllilf‘l‘ \\’iIIIiIIII.
William ("iIInII illlti .lolIII II‘ Monro.
..l\.\llCS sun In,
James Silk. .iI.. son m James Silk.
\ of West. Norwalk, diIId in llukrII-illo,
Saturday. and tluI I'IIIIIIins woro
brought ill‘l't‘ lodzIII. and tin- i'unoral
will be hold tomorrow morning at 0
o’clock from St. Mary's (‘muotarv
TAKE UP iNSSURANCE MATTERS.
‘ .
Recorder Goff Instructs the New York
Grand Jury.
NEW YORK. April 3.‘ iiIIIIIIrdI‘II'
Goff Itt tluI iInpunI-liinu ol' IlIiI .\pril
'«grand jury in lilII (‘IIIII'I ot‘ Ilrnnral
.. Sessions. today I'IIsiruIIIIIIi IIluI lurI to
ytake up iusIII'qu-I- InuIIIII-s, IIlIlIounh
District Atlttl‘llt'I .il‘i'tlillt‘ has nskml
[for u Spt‘i'itli grand jury in .\lu_v for
that purpose.
.‘V Recorder (loll'l’l' spokp to IhiI luri‘
1, concerning Ilu- work of tho Mari-ii ,illrj.‘
under .ltidtze ()‘Sullivun. and tho run
.0 flicts-I lII'IlwIIIIII .ludIIII “Sullivan and
the tllsirirl :IIIoI-IIIIII in giving his In
Struotions.
Rot-Ordor (loll. in IIlIaI'IIlII: lilII thI_\'
said it. IIpptIarvd to him that lilP- .Ilnrrh
grand jury had hot-u properly luniruri»
ed; by both .luduo ()‘Sullivnn and tits-
‘ ti’flct Attornoy .ItIronuI. and that IlIertI
was l'flnsmlnitlo ground for tho iII'IiiI'l‘
that more is uvuiluliio IIvidtInm» show-
.Iing but crlnin lmd luwn I‘tllllllliilIIti in
he lIlanrutqu mutton-s. ltI- insiruytml
hjxrttnd Jury that it had null-unintui-
powura to art in tho quItIIII Ill-t it
law-tit.
V’Rficordor lI‘oll lIIaIrIIrItId lilI‘ ghoul
Jury that ii in tlIoir duty to l'ilii IhrI
‘ (Muriel alimony lml‘oio Ilium Io lll't‘knni
:llty cvldonto lII‘I Inuv lIaIII oI may
have known-duo of I out I'l'l'till': iusurnii
. e mnttIIIu Ahould tin-III fii'l Idn to Inko
tip tho ivonituuilon. “You IIIIIIII pro.
limo that tho proaontmom of ”in law
Ifirantl ,iIny apoku Ino il‘.”lltil to «aid
and tian that tho tllaIIit-I atttunov
told thtI IIuih II ht‘il lIrI mild that ill iIlII
:nlon t't'llilil’t IIvldIIIIIv “its Mail
a.
. m
Eli-CHIEF PROWITT HOME.
Eli-Ollie! of tho Norwulk iI‘itIn Ill»
imam l’rowtit htta I‘IIlurnIId lIoIIIII
”non-rota wiIIIrII ht- lIaa i‘ill‘il vtaii.
all can ntnrl. an Account hero
ONE DOLLAR. and once
I, you will take an internal
it: it: grow.
every at: month.
lion". 9 a. In. to I
“turd” waning:
flank.
Continued Front mFit‘st Page.
those: men are forolghara who will so
to their homes in Europe. and there
‘I await the outcome of the pending
. utrit'o. ~
IA
la the Inchawauna‘distrlct there III
II fooling union! the morn conservative
miners that an attachment will he
touched at the New York conference.
The only collie y in the Laverne.
WyominiI district which attempted to
work today, an far as into been ra-
ported. watt the Hazlotou shaft of the.
hellish Valley Company. Coal which
had been loooeued lust. wreak was run
through the breaker tor about an hour
after which the men returned to their
homes.
At many of the. .Isollioriea in this
diatiirt tho mules were taken from
tho mined.
QuitII. provailu throughout tho three.
distrIlItII and its tom: as tho man no
main away iIom the, mines no disorder
is anticipated.
(‘iiltlAGO Apill it. ~—Without demon-
atrniton of any kind but us quietly no
for It hollduy, 350 coal mines in llllu-
ols clonod down today. The 58.000
miners employed in the shafts IIII
ItIIIIIIIId at their homes. in pursuant-II.
oi the tilliittt lnstrurtious lssuud from
tho Spr ingfiuld hIIadqquIoIs (foul diII'I
ginu.‘ rumo to an abrupt standstill.
prIIu-Il IIllv throughout tin-I stutt-
Opel-atolls in (l lIitIugo announrod yon-
tIIrday that no prorautlona have hoop
lulu-III to provide for protection. ’l‘lio
operators hnvn faith in tho promlsos
ot‘ i’rrbidoni Perry. oi‘ the loI-al dia-
tl‘itfl‘ that order will ho ohsorvud
among 1110 strikers.
Small fort-rs of men, surh an ought.
tors, iilt‘liK‘ll and pumpmou. will ilt‘
i(I‘|)l at work at each mine. Io guaran
IIIII against injury to the property from
natural causes. This will require. pt‘l'
iiupu from twenty Io iil’ty turn at ouch
shalt. ll will ho. necessary to hoop
Iho pumps ”working (Ioniinuully, hr»
runs-o II'aIIIr (InileIIis rapidly in tho
IIndtIrpI-onml I-lIunIlIIIrn of the minus
and dr-utrovn iill‘lll. Olin-r wurknqu
will ho hum illiH)‘ rt-piiiriur.‘ llIt'I tluI
iti‘l‘s undor ground to lll‘i‘Vi‘nl Ilu- tall
int: in ol‘ roots. and Hiiii‘ wuliu. 'l‘hII
Inlno t‘ormuon. who usually (”‘0 nuInI-
horn of tho union. also will hr Itllouod
to suprrintond tluI work of mourning
tlu- proportion.
. in the majority of roses tho minors
“to in honors owned by tho IIompIIuy.
It is plnnnvd that they shall routinIuI
In ovrupy iii“~'(‘ iitlllH‘S and i’nllurv to
keep up rent paynionts Ivill not ili‘ re-
paldud tlh‘ grounds for IIvirtinI: thIIm
tluI-int: IluI prugross of tho striko.
\I’il.l\'iI3h‘llAittth. l’u.. April 1min
(‘illlllliiilili‘t‘ with tlu- ordtIr ol' l’I‘IIsidI-ni
Mitchell to quit work IluIrII was II total
.«uspousion III‘ mining in tho \i’votuing
rogion today. 'l‘hv IInuInIIIII‘s. lirIInIIIn
and pump runnoranro at work as usual
and ill it t'IIw iliiliilii‘ti I-MIIII t‘illll])illi_V
hands urII .I work Ivialtlng rtpairu tlmi
lll‘.‘ llllllf‘l'illth‘.
.I\t ntIurly all tluI rolliIIrs sloam was
up and Wilih’iit‘s \\'('i‘(' blown as nannl.’
but no minors II'IIrII on hand. Pit-hots
III III. sIaIiontId at many of tho lllillt"H
to notify IlirI l’oi'tIigII ii‘iilt‘ \\'(l|‘iI't‘l'.~‘
that thon- would lu- no work.
KANSAS i‘l’l‘i'. Mo, .\pril '.‘. Thor.
was a Iltlllllii‘iP shutdown today in tho
lIiIunilonoIm rout tic-ids. lilt'itltit'li in ilII‘
MIIIIlIII'IIsII-rn Iuiuc—Irs‘ ilHSUt‘itLillll‘l in
Missouri, Kansas, Wraturu Arkuusm
and tit-I it‘l’l‘litll‘it‘fi. A low minus opr
l'ilit‘Ii lIv nonunion lili'il i‘t'Sllllli‘Ii llh
ll uul.
.lICII‘lI'lIIltSilN I‘t'I‘Y,
(low-rum" l-‘olk. IlII'oIIulI WIII'dI-II .\lIIII
liail. nl’ Iiu- .‘~t:ll(' pI-nliIInIiury ilt'l‘t'. ililiI
lutsod u InlIuI Iu-ar Mart-IIII' i‘rom
uliirh IIoul will lunutiuod durlnu IluI
prvsIInI strikn in sutllriunt duautitiou to
supply tlu- ilI‘tIItIn sIuIII institutions
\.liil i'IIt-l. 'l'lIII i'llil'li‘l'S ui WavIIrII- ill'I'
puid no InoIII than Ihn rrIuIIlIII' main
and do noI want to strikr.
l‘l'l"l‘h‘ill'ltll. l‘It.. April '3.- Today
ilt'illIL; tluI anniversary of Iho granting
of tilt' right hour Ivork duII. almost (....
I-ry nIinII in tin- l’iiialun'u dlnIIivIIIIIIs
rioami. 'l‘IunorI'oIv. howIIvIIr, it in (Ix-
prIIIIod that tho minors rmpioyod luv
IIII‘I l‘iIIIIIInrt: (‘Iml (‘mnpanv and or
.~‘II \t‘lili IuiuIt lot-Ill nprIr'uiqu will r~II
tutu to Work and that all tho minors in
lilstrim No. .‘I will ho running hIIi'orII
tlIrI clouo of the work.
Mun-y of tho oporutorn who illi\'(‘
nut-nod In the advance or wagon of 5.55.
llt'l' rrInI. wunl iil'.‘ minor): to III-sumo
wurk iIIunorllnIr-lr. lI‘I‘anr-ia l. itol‘r
hina. I'IIpI'IIIIIIIIiiliu llIr‘ t‘iiiohurg (loiii
Fqupnuy, and tluI sralo ronuuition of
IhII linlttId iiiiuo \Vni’itIIl‘H will moot to
do tor tho plu‘pom- of winning thi- nitrat-
lill'lli for two yours, 'I‘htI fnntlouul
tluht whirh tutu noon in prom-(Inn in
iili‘ Ininors' organization for noinI- tint:I
IIIIII‘ ruuuo iroIIlIlrI. Patrick llniim
quostlona tho validity or such IIIzroII.
mom. on lIII utlll ('iiiil’llN to ho tluI pIII-
Hliil‘tlt. luu tho oppoulliou uuv ho httti
i’it'f'il dIIpoHIId.
in far on lmunml toan (ll'til‘l pro-
vIIiiIItI throughout IhtI iiit-Itlii'i in tho
Irwin ilIItd. IlIII mil'lt‘IN mm in oporn
lion an ununt and no ililtlilii“ Ituu op
pI'thondtId. Although tili‘tlt' mint-n llii.‘
oprratnd on tho “upon Idiop” pulley.
ovary opurator in lilo Ilintriqt. ii to
raid. liar «ignition his wiliiuunuun to
my tho advuucrd rntII
'i‘ht.I sumo tondttlona wnro II-pru-lod
at tho mines of ”In Now York and
(‘Iovolnnd (lnr (‘oul (limpuny whim-o
III-vornl Ihounund mun um nInployIId
All weru at work today and Wr‘l'f‘ i'I'I‘
calving tho 5.35 per cent. inrronno.
i‘hn It'nio committee or Dittlrlrt No.
5 met Chairman Franrln ll. itohhina.
of tho i’tttnhnrg (mil Company. ill ll
o'clork and pronontrd tluI limit iil‘i‘iiil
for his «iguana-n. The- I-onfmisnrr inut
Ni but u ihOi‘i limo. and lidJOlili‘it‘Id In
moot again at 2 nrlorlt. when II In
said the twain will ho aligned 't‘htI iirIII
operator to high tho now ugroomeni wan
Lowia i-‘indinv. ownur of the tuition at
Coliim‘u. W Vii. who nifl’twii tit tho
miilm'ti IIonw-Intlou. (intern wuro tit
out-II wlrod to Cullturu to row. into work.
NEW YORK. April. April 2. Thu
following stnIoInIInI war toward by tho
anthracite rout oprratorn' rommitton
today.
“Advlros rout-lyric] thin morning from
.\ln., April '2.
the anthrarlte rout raglan are to the
client that the [)oliiwnln. ankawnnna
A Womm Railroad in operating at:
mounting; lilrio. five distillation; 0n
. torio I; Wanton. two wuhmldd;
II no «A limited one It «to
W #m 3 WI
that 'I‘jom‘nto dmlind rah
not ntwmptiup to run.
V‘ plants ultho‘aah sumo 2.000 than ro-
it 9i
Painting A agillotneni.
1101'th to tho Lohlzh Valley Coal Gom-
pany for work thin momma
“'l‘ho mat optimal-.9 are doing their
utmost to mourn an even distribution
of tho simply at can] now on hand; 'i‘ho
no ohorgo wluitovor in biiillfl‘ made for
for tho riot-axe or coal and the price
1'. o. h. and alonnide ta exactly then
some today as it has boon for months
past. There is no exotise for ruining
the price of coal. and the operatora
are doing everything in their power
‘to prevent it. There in no reason tor
the publir'a bolus inconveiiencati by
the. existing strike. The: operations
have stored a very large quantity of
coal against that adult an amen-gene)
us has ariaon uud thin trout will in.-
distributed with as grout mount as
possible to. the demands of logitlmaio
Milfllillltu'
lNIliANAi’t‘nJS. lnd.. April LAM—IA]
though halt a i’nllllon momhoru ol' the
United Mine Workers of Anni-kn
conned work today awaiting 1"
granting of their wage demands. thori-
in nothing,r III tho nutlonul headquar-
IIIIII of the union hove to lndu-nto that.
anything unusual has huppound All
the officials am out. of tho Iity and u
(Imps oi‘ IltIIiis in in ohm-go of tho
Oiliuon. President John Mitt-hull hnn
pour in New York to moot tluI qulIru.
(IltII operators tomorrow in n tlnui ni-
tIInIpt to arrive. at llll ling-onirnt in
tho» anihraclio region.
The fooling III national minorn'
lIIIaIleuu-Iers conroruing tho situation
in IiIII bituminous iirlds in aangulno.
’l‘ho minors in all tho distrlIta ililVi'
quit work awaiting tho niguin of tho
Si‘liit-I dtIuIaudIId. it is anticipated that
low oporutors in tho soulliwewiorn Illa
Irirl will grant tho .IrI-Ilt- for tho pron
out. and u prolrmuod ntrlkr may to]
ion. in Ohio. indianu and tllinoiu tluI
sauIII (lanolin) is uniiilp-II IId.
“DOWN. WITH THE HAPSBURGS."
Local Hungarians Willing to Fight and
Die for Their Country.
A lnrgII lidllllifl‘l‘ of tho muitI Hungar-
inn lt‘SiriOniS oi South Norualk urn
anticipating a i‘iiii Io rIIInIn to their
illlii\t‘ land III a not fIII distant duttI
and fight for tho lllIIIrty of ”Mr roun-
try.
Sovorul llli‘t‘iillvzi: hawI rurontly hoon
hold of it patriotic naturtI and tho hat-
tiII (Iry oi‘ tluI rovoluiiouiuin is “llown
with tho linpshurgu."
'i‘htI iornl Hungarians iil'I" almost
unanimous in donouurinn tho opproa»
slon liy lIJmp-Iror lI‘rquIiI: .loaoph of Ans»
IriII. who, i)_\‘ grunting univorsal null-
l‘lIL'i‘ may put tluI nonvhiuuyar party in
IIIIIIII'ol oi" Hungary and tho thought of
this makes tho blood of wow triu-
Hungarian hull with indignation.
(,‘onnt Appnnyi. II Hungarian of gon-
llI‘ iiil'lil. is (Ihainpioning the (ulnar ol‘
IlIII lwtilliv uguinst llIII i‘l'UWll and lo-
rat i'itlllttiii‘illllfi iii‘l‘ tlrtuzI' ronvlnrod
that war will no tho inovituhlo outcome
ill tlii‘ lllitlti'i‘ .
Most of tho liunuurlun- aocioiim in
tho (-in imVi‘ pass-rd rosolutlonn on tho
Il:illI‘l' and ”to following roaoluiiou
iltIS luItIn soul to tho i'i‘pl't‘kiPllillith‘S
ol‘ tiu- rovoinllonury party:
“RI’IIIIIiI‘IId. 'l‘hnt wo unoquullilodll‘
IIIIIdI-Inin tho duxt IIIdlI nttontpta of tho
Imwu and it< iiirit‘iil‘i'ti Io doprivr tluI
.\l.ti:v‘ni [lt‘illlii' of iluIlI I-onstiluitmlnl
IiIIlIII. and lthIrIit‘x.
"That \\’I‘ uolr-mnly pltIdtzu our moral
S'Tt‘lltll‘i and (‘tl‘iilit‘rtiiinil to lili‘ pn-
tt'iois who "1'!" lighting tho battle for
iilt' riizhis ot‘ tho (*(lllltlltiit- pnoplo, for
tho iiluIrtI‘ oi“ tho nation and for tho
(Istililiifiilllll‘ilt or popular govtIrnmIInI.
"’I‘liui \i't- i‘liii on tho grunt, iron and
iiin“t'l)'Iit)\’ill_Q AIIII'Irtran Nation In opou
its lIrIurt IIIIIII'II to ihl‘ prInple of Louis
Kosunth uh it did ilt‘lyIionI' yours “no.
iillti III" its: good will to aid iilt‘ Mnuyars
in establishing ‘tI govorninont oi‘ iili‘
poopltI. by tilt" lli‘itpit' and for tho pot»
pin '
"'l‘lmt vopiru of thoso romluiiono ho
l'orwurdc-d toQIur ltvpronoututlvos, with
thr- l‘t‘h’lll‘i'tftli I‘rquoat lilt‘ tho tirpro
runlalivoa of this t‘I'IIr- and mnguunlI
illlltlS Nation t‘Xl’li‘t'HI-i tin-tr sympathy
for tho poopir- oi‘ iinngnry in illt‘il‘
nohio and dignified Iurimalo l‘or pua-
Iiro. (or iilItIrIy nud tni' riIIlIIoonsnosn."
Lorin" and (Inthnsininc mornings
havo lIoIIn ill"iti ln utmost 0va ('in
II how iht‘l‘l‘ i»: a largo Hungarian pop-
ulation
(luv tluntzuriun- in nponklng of tho
manor mid: "We will tight for tho
prinriplnu oi (loot-no 'i‘i'aahtnnton. Louis
Koruuih nnrl iiarltorzl. idlu-rty in
awoot to no and wr- will willingly diit
for out untivn land. '1‘ ilt‘ Hungarian»
in Autortoa will pluv an important port
in tho IInIniuI. wa
FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILED.
Tied Up the Danbury Division tar as.
veral Hour» Sunday.
A dtIIullt-d fright train Ilod up tho
liunhury ilmurh F-I‘I‘t'liii houru Sunday
mmnlng ronI it: do o‘rltuk. l‘lIo on
ulno of tho I'IIIIIIIhI lIIiI ihi‘ Irarku
about u duurtor or a milr iIhoVII tho
Inliinud dopot. l‘lIII IInin 01'th filial
iv nucroodrd in uniting tluI hix loco-
motive hack on tho Iulis with tho na-
uiuthur (I. of Malta.
i’nttuougor IIIItIII-I imnni’nitod' their
oruupnnin «round tlm wrruk though
pointidrrnhlo delay Willi rnuuod by th
oporation. A Ihnutrical company mem-
lwrii. who had played in South Non
‘wnilt Saturday night wore on the up
bound train and valved their objection
to tho ions of um.» 'i‘hoy worn bound
for Dnnhnry.
W '0
BRIDGIPORT PRIEST iLi...
TIERHY April 2~Rmz Chm-lot; J
tilt-Kirov, who wan recently appoint»
ml irrrmovnblo rector of Eli August-
innit Church In nBt‘idgtIpori to mioceod
the: lat:I Murat) , . .l. Creation. is lying
at Ma homo horn dangorotudy all with
pneumonia. Several days Into Faint-r
iiioiillroy was taken down with It cold
and up to Saturday thorn was It change
for the hotter Yontorduy hOWele‘.
thorn Willi a decided minpre and porn»
umniu not. in.
Dr. Janowny, of New York was (Ini-
lorl in consultation today with ultral-
rlann oi thin city and Britiséportfli‘ e
f‘l'iilitl in expected to be reunited to-
day or tomorrow.
prlqo of freight hon not been rained. ‘
the coat tin.I operators hove incurred .
All Now Havon’ s Passongar
and» and Locomotives to
he Eqitlpptitl With New AptI
parting-vim: You.” and Bos-
ton “transfixed up First
it was stated lust Wool: that tho New
Haven. road had undertaken the. wmk
oi uquippiux all its: passenger (010(‘ilt‘l‘l
and lotromotlvm with a new high appeal
broke. which has many atlvatuugru
over the old style hard by the company
on its regular truths. For Boom tltuo
the new brako had been in III-Io only on
limited trains .hoiwedu New York and
Bunion.
’l‘lu- high upohd brake is. of (Iouruo,
optIruIIId by air and from the locomo-
the. (in ninth trains as aw alroalv
equipped with the uyutom it. is used on-
tiIoly. though the. uppmutua for the
old power him not. born I'IIIIIIII'IIII front
either cura or locomotives and can ho.
relied upon uhmild‘anythlnu ot‘t’uct tho
high speed and of the proposition. it
in said by railroad men that this new
air powor takes IluI place of tho old
onu-rgoncy brake. This lutrrc was
used only when tho train was in dun-
uIIr and a Riltll‘l. stop was essential.
With it tho puasmigors were given It
aIIvIII'II shake-up. whilII' II train going;
at u rain of to to :30 Hilton an hour
could not he stopped within 300 foot.
'l'hII now lIraktI‘ ran tiring II train go
int: 00 miles an hour to a standntlll in
a luusrr dIIuIIIIt-I'.I and without tho it”
to thouII in the i‘tliii'ilt‘ii. This is its
:IlIiIIi' point. it also ilttii an IIIIIIII‘gonIIy
'ltilii'ilml‘ni whirh will pull up It high
Iprod train in u very lu'iol’ period of
limp. and it in (Iluimod tlIuI (Ivon with
tho ii-‘I'i! of tho. t‘lilill‘gf‘lli',". tlnIrII is lit-
iit‘ jar to tlu- truin. 'l‘lIis LI'IIkII pow-
III- is use-d on i-lJllH.‘ other roads and is
said to he. very sticrmi'ul. 'i‘ho trains
whirh will first lu- oquippod with tho
now air apparatus arII those running
lu-IIIIIIIIIII Now York and lloaton. but
an it in lilt' plan of tho rIonIpany to
plow it on all its Itasat-IIIgI-Ir (Iquip-
nu‘Int. it will smartly ilt‘ in surviI-II on
all I‘Iusqongvr trains
CHIEF ENGINEER ISMiTH RESlGNS
Edward J. Thomas May Become Head
of Norwalk Fire Department.
(‘hitIt‘ P. W. Smith of tho. \‘I'oIIIdik
lI‘iI'II iltIpaI‘tIIu-ut. train} lmtulod to City
(‘iIII'k Loo Davin his I-IIIIiiznaiiou whlIIlI
in to ho acted upon at tho nuIIItlnu of
tho Not-walk Common Count-ii, thin
owning.
Mr. Smith was Ht'Pll this aim-noon
hr n roproI-IIIIIIIIIIII'II oi‘ ’t‘lu- Sontiuol
uud uukod his reasons tor rouiguinu.
liI- uttid that tluI condition of his
lItIIIlIlI nut that Stl’t'r’m‘ ot' luminous wow
the reasons.
“llavo you not had sumo troniIlII in
.Ilo ii IpIIItItItIt. I ' wuk naked hint
( iIiI-Il Smith suit IiIItI iiII did not corn
to make any l‘ullhrt slatmllt'nl. in tho
ill IIIIII
it is common known-duo. iIIIwIIvrIr,
than Mr. Smith has had sumo friction
with tho Count-ii lI‘irII Conunltton of
which llavid tI‘. tiould is rhairmau. and
i! in holiovod that this hart stunt-thing
to do with tho Ion-during of tho rIIuigI
tuition.
Nl’. Smith has in on n Inomlwr of tho
lI‘lI'II i‘lopai'lmoul for ternIy-ilvo I'onra.
iltI siuriIId in as It uuuuhrr of Honour
Hook and latddIIr (Tompnny nnri tlllnId
IIIIIII'I' oiliro in that company. gradually
rising sir-p by atop.
HII has also hold (Ivory nfliro in tluI
lltIpnrtmI‘IIII and was olooird rhiof last
your to aIII-IIIIIIII Chit-i Prowilt.
Edward P. Thomas is first uauistnut
Hurt and Edward F. Duffy III-mud III-I»
slaiant.
Mr. 'l‘houuts' oliauron or point: rhou.
on an rhiof ot’ Ilu.I Dopartmuut arr- l‘t‘
hurdod us good
CHANGES W HAT FACTORIES.
Hat Trimmers. Pint-hers and Emplo.
yers Talk Matter Over.
A morning of tho committm-s of the
tint ’l‘rimmors‘, Ihp lint iI‘iniIIlIIIrII, and
tho ilnt hlztkora'. with reprtIstIntailvtIu
n (tho IIIIIplovI-ru. wan hold on Fri-
day night in Labor L-yrnnm and mu-
tiltiona in tho ilniahiug trade wore
tIIlltIId over.
Bushman is rushing and the trim-
IIIt-ra lil‘il nvrr world-d so that thIIy
cannot hoop up with tho supply of
hula to no trimmed. 'l‘hoy any that tho
niitrhing around IlItI awunthnndu to
now too lino to do upoodily and that
It hurts their own. Another rom-
plaint in that too many trimmers aro
rmwdod III tho lIrInchtIiI in :0qu of
tho uhopa and intro no room to swing
tluIlr nooditI with a long thread
II"I ho mutton; wore thoroughly talked
'vor and it Wits loft with the «ninth-
.W‘l‘t-l In InukII IhtI nor-IIIIIImy changes.
It in hollovorl that. the manor will bII
iuulruldy sottlod in It few dny‘u.
.mmw
DEMOCRATIC COMMlTTEEE
ME
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Harmonica: Sutton Bolng Held in
arbor .
WATERHtifiNY. “Aprilyzrwita predict
ml the dovr o harmony Dl'tIVhiRIti at
the meeting 0 the Domouratic Binn-
flttntral i‘ommlitoo. hold at The Hilton
today. Eat-h one at the delegates ox-
preaoed himuolf IIII being well planned
with tho outlook for tho Democrntlr
party III-xi not. and there was u feel‘
in; that with all fantlona unitdd the
chum-ea oi iiilt'ift’fiit were never batter
The unit-mung. twenty- -ilvo inIntIm-
her mttuldo oi the chairman and two-
runny. mrlvod at different times our
in; the mommy. Among the. first to
III in tin upponrnnoe worn (ihntrmitn
him .i. Walrh. of Norwalk: Secretary
itklwin 8 Thom“; of Now Haven. and
Mayor Bryan Milton. or New London.
Thar nrriwd at it unlock and from
that tlrotI on tip to 12 unlock tita-
. ounwod vmloua matters with the other
momma-It of tho rommittoe. While the
cult for the morning only mode rotor-
onro to the data on plane for holding;
tho next dunno IIohv tion. the qtirntion
of would am tor moor lineman us
her the chief toph- o nvwruuiton prov—
loin: to the dinner.
tutti-nod
volition
With the mounting); Myth
manly thou the
t It
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added to daily.
Prices $5 00 to $16.00.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
New Spring Coats.
Stylish Waists.
in Lace China and Taffeta Silk Euduoldered Llurn Emhroidered Batiste Lawns Mull Madras anti 1an '
gerle Efforts. with short. three quarter and long sleeves.
Prices, 50c to 84. 98.
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sition to him and that it it was lhIIi
Show of album that Mr. ("IIuyIII' lIeIi
iinII.
TRIAL OF MR8. COOPER.
AlliiliYS'i‘A. Mix. April 2.-~‘l‘ho trial
of Mrs. Alire lI‘. Cooper. for tho alleg-
IIri murdor of (thin-ion D. Northy. .ir..
was dolnyod todnv on account of liltl
phyuirini tIondltlon or Mrs. Cooper.
who has broken down IInIiIIr IhII strnln
of tho procmullngs. -
'iotlny Min (,oopIIr wnu lu‘outtlit to
tho IIIoIIIt houst in a carriage. but it
was Si‘t‘tl that silo was in It weak row
ditiou and ti, ronl'IIrrInI'o in (liinnihord
was lit-id ili‘th‘t‘n .lustlt‘o l-‘onhody. At-
tornIII' (lonvrnl Hamlin and (‘ountv At-
torury Leigh and ('ounuol Heath [‘9
pIrInI ntiuu lira (‘ooptt Finally it was
dotidnd not In pIoIIIIIId until u stutII
lilt‘ iii had lu-ou i‘t'H‘th’ti from tho phy-
sirinn :itlt‘lltiing tluI woman. who was
xummonod Io upprur.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
NEWPORT. it, l.. April 2.~——'l‘luI HIIIII.
er \‘udoriund. l‘rom Anlworp and lio-
I'III‘. for Now York, in I'IIptIrtIIti iII' \virw
lIIIIu. from tluI Nunlurkot South Shoals
Lightship via tluI itil'pIIiin ututimt how
as having punsrd IlnI llIleI vIIquIl at
.l:30 ii. rm.
lNSPECTED DISESA PROPERTY.
ilou. Mir hart KIIIIIIalI Silt'i‘iii Sid-
nor “auto and .iudIuI Alberto T. Ro-
rnhurrk worn in South Norwnlk. Satur-
dny :IfIIIruooII and inspIIrItId tho mum-u
property with roznrd to its .Iuiitubiliiy
of location Io sIIIInrtI a iirensr. 'l‘hr
Pits“ was ii'it‘d lIIIl‘orII .iudgo. ltoruhnrk.
llon't aIIIIqul to itt‘iiiiit‘ others iii“
i‘ii.ll:~'t“ you for] that they are Hilllt‘l‘im‘
to ,vourm-il‘.
D1v1dendNo lice.
Fail-field County Savings Bank.
Nor-walk. Conn.
Mari-ll iii. liltid.
tI‘uiItlIIld (‘ouuty Savings Bank, hold
this day. a dividond at tho l‘llit‘ of tour
pIIr I-IIIII. pIIr Ilnnum was iit’t‘itll‘t‘ii to
dinIiuiiOt'n from tho (Iarningu of thII
IIix months uniting March (it. 1906. Thu
aanu- will luI untorod on puns hooks
and paid on and ItfttIr April i0. liltiG.
SEYMCI'R (‘lilt'i‘iii
n2 iii Sorroiary and 'l‘roasuror.
EN TERTAINMENTS
”a”...
Piano and Solig- Recital.
SOUTH NORWALK
CONGREGATOONAL CHURCH
Friday. April 6. at8 p. m.
Minn Etta Marie Japlon. Soprano.
Mrs. Amy Wood Sims. contraito.
Mr. Edmund E. Crown. tenor.
Mr. Chutnr H. Benedict, bum.
Min Florence Ialdwlo, plant-t.
ADMISSION 35 CENTS.
Ticket: Bold For Group Recltlt of
April 4 Good for thin date.
Eaton-Hurlbui‘ . M
Writing Paper,
’ All Colors,
250 aT Box ,
WM. A. littifitiERMAN 8
MUIW MRI.
Donovan Iiook. tat Wilmington “I
mm for amount Laundry
3 lbs. Head at... _. .
Funny Lemon. pu- don,
utuninutrd ho would gladly I'ull inIo' ._
At ‘a mowing of tho dirortora oi thi“ ‘
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H. iiiiiEiiEli ti Ct].
Annual Showing of Suits, Coats and Waists.
Wo uru hilly allowing our tidvanra atyleu ot‘ .liigholuuu Sultu, Coats and Waiulu. ”the ui‘ylrn It'hkh urn known
by no are very attractive». and vary much out: oi! the ordinary. Our uaout‘iturnt which in vary otimpletr lo heln‘
I I ’ o - t
Ladies Tailored 8111138.
The III-wont Intuit-ls are: known by In; lirilpriug Hulls.
'i‘heI Short lat on lIln'IIat; .Iluo Mmiium hnd Bot: (.onlll
in Mark, as wall as all the ninplu and fancy shades.
Prim-II hum M0 00 to $25.00
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The latest stylus in Separate Coats. tight fitting hali- -flttyI-g and box shapou in black and covert mixtures.
TRISTRAM 81; HYA'I'I‘, NORWALK, CONN.
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BETTER
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AND
LARGER
ASSORTI
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THAN
MOST
CLOTHING
STORES
ARE ABLE
TO SHOW.
PLENTY OF
NEW GRAY
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MIXTURES.
fl-
BLACKS.
AND BLUE
SERGES
A Shame
Account
With Us
WILL SOLVE
YOU MANY
A HARD
PROBLEM.
Easy Weekly
. Payments-—
that's All
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West Washington Street.
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REAL “TATE SALES.
John L. Richttrdn to Mary E. Fillow,
lot and buildings. High street, south
N'Iyrwalk War.
mm A. Aiken Io Edwin L. Hoyt
t acres and buildings. War.
.avlnin n. Vernon: tutti others to
Elizabeth ll. «P. Mountain. land and‘
buildings. Blast avenue. Wnr.
Malia Gamble to Edward F. Leeds.
% nridgeport, four loin. aldlie avenue.
at.
Chariot; Jones to Janina A. Much. of
Stamford. Betti Coilupn and lot. Bull
inland War
Jonoph A Volk Io Mutthow Cortiétt.
undivided min-halt all land and build-
hunt Raymond atreut. War.
Norwulk accordion (imputation to
I’ootni ’i‘ypowllior (‘ompuny limit and
buildings. Knight moot. . Q U.
Ionian L. Weed and Alfred iii. Aur-
tin to Tom”. Koamnolty. him] and
buildings. Van donut Ivonne. War.
Jam M. Farris to bottle ill. Chadd:
III-lite. and Mid huildInu. Bnyviow him
one. War. .
Emigrant“ limit! and wife to Edmund
Ilium“,
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I trauma Mikhail 1M
2’ w” .7 k, w
, H. KRIEGER 8‘5 00.,
South Norwalk.
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WWLE“ IM
KEEP A LITTLE COZY
CORNER in your collar titled
with Cali. .
We could continue toiling you
until damn-d: that we «it good
Coal. but it wil not mike I Item
that you hatch to
I trial In! In the
and convortdd '
And from that day forward.
fortitinf
and not» or our“ drl rich“: mil
age for poorer; you will buy Cool
0 on:
r5)“ our Coal
("6% .- {-1.41 “was. fang“
in your mot-nary until the day"
ray convinctid .
all other. for better
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Norwalk Chronicler