l
invite inspection.
titttltt
mpot‘iant Document to
hostess, Asking for Adop~
lNG'i‘ON. April i7.~Prcaideht
alt today transmitted to (lon—
rtume legislation. Accompany
"message were tho. report and
. , fidations ot' the insurance conv
” fit), ‘which'was hold in Chicago
@ébruary. Among the recom
fit‘ions is the. draft of a bill which
as is urged to enact into, law.
finch amendments as its wisdom
huggeat.
" president urges the enactment
proposed measure. as. he says.
what to be pardoned if we fail
elevery step in our power to
- {the possibility of the repetition
' scandals as those that have
nodular connection with the lunar
Whitman as disclosed by the Arm-
_ ,otunmlttce."
item of the president's message
0: Senate and House of chrc‘
outlines:
.leliowith transmit thc report anti
Minoritiations. with accompanying
TB, of the; insurance convention.
, met in February lililt at Chicago.
.épnvehtion was called because of
inordinary disclosures of wrong
, prance methods reccntly made
Mo'Armstrong legislative commit-
tlie state of New York, the sug-
n hat it should be culled coming
' islnully from Governor .lohn
on, of Minnesota. through
_ ionor of Insurance Thomas I).
"1.9! thattutatc. 'l‘bo convontion
tad of about 100 govcruors. at-
3|aneral and commissioncrs of
he of the statcs and territories
8.11 ion. The convention was sci-Ik-
accomplish uniformity of insur-
ib'slslatlon throughout tho status
territories and as a whim stcp
',. this purpouc dccidcd to on
Onto secure the enactment by tho
1-: of the United States of a pro-
toli'rance code for tho District of
. Ma, which might serve as a mod-
: the several stylus. Bet’ot'o ad-
‘ he convontion appointod a
08 of throo nttornoys-gcncral
riouu station to prcpurc and
outed to the Congress a bill
Mild embody the i'cuturct-t nug-
‘ the cont’cntion. 'i‘ho com-
ontly met in Chicago and
'[h and painstaking fashion
‘ prepare a bill which should
niiite'tprotertlve of policyholders
laud lulu to insurance mm
‘which ohonld prcvcnt tho
lo and abuaca of tho bnul~
n at the name limo torcstnli any
drastic legislation which would
a harmful than beneficial. ’l‘hc.
’flilll is discussed at lcngth
- accompanying letter by Supcriu-
I V Thom“ E. Drake. of the lic-
tit. ‘01' Insurance in the District
5L , .
.oarnostly hopc that thc
Ill and it isn't no
0 money after all.
u will take an interest
t grow. .
live you call and talk
ovary It: montho. ,
n. 0 a. n. to 8 '
intact-y «onion ,
l
o commissioners of lnsut‘ancc ‘
annihilation.“ it w mired ti. 10.1180; tomato spring
4 ‘liuatt ‘provlo‘utlly curricula thin amt-o. amonx'whlch arc:
woman or liken .. . . 5...; ‘ .
”run...“ "t“ .hd “too
damn 0mm an‘u than ”no
yams-M um. um?- mum. on... ‘ . . _
02.50, 2.00, $1.76, ”nomad ”.25
on Quality o...... and a... ....‘...... «.50. 93.00 W .
at... axiom and sum‘........................
not; outgrow. Krllmo‘r Llnu 02.00. 02.00, 01.00 and ms
,1 of Children’s National School Shoo Linn. V ’
.‘ 02.00.01.50,01.25 and 01.00
' ‘ And Many Others. ’
and 00.00
$2.00
u.
will ‘ nun the Company.
Successors to F. D. Lyon 8: Co.
“mm“... ...
Congress at the earliest opportunity
will act this bill into low. with such
changes as its wisdom may indicate.
1 haveno export familiarity with tho
bttaintms, but 1 have entire faith in
the right, Jurgmcnt and single-minded
pttrpoac of tho inuttruncc convention
which mct at Chicago and ot’ the cmnv
ntitteo of that convention which for-
mulutcd tho manicure heroin advocatcd.
We am not to be pnrdonod if wo fail
to takc ct'cry atop in our power to
prcvcnt tho possibility of tho rcpcti‘
tlou of such scandals an thoac that
imVil‘Ot‘itiil‘l‘tiii in connection with tho
inanrancc business as disclosed by the
Armstrong committee.
"ISlgncdi
‘ "'I'llEOImRE ROOSEVELT.
“The White House. April 17. 1906."
OBITUARY RECORD.
JAMES NICHOLS.
.Iamcs Nichols. of Roddlng Ridge. an
agod rcsidcnt of the town of Redding.
dicd yesterday. after an illness of
four weeks, following an accident ill
which he broke his hip. Mr. Nichols.
who was about eighty years of age. fell
off a. load of hay. He was thought to
be improving ttniil a few days ago. He
in survivcd only by a daughter.
MRS. ELIZA SMITH.
Eliza Chlnery. widow of the latc
Charles J. Smith, died illl-li. night at
her residence, 32 Catherine, str‘cot. Shc
was in her cighllcth your. The fuur—
all will he held Thursday nitcrnoon at
2:30 o‘clock. Friends arc rcqucnlcdI
to admit flowers.
it‘l'NlEliAl. 0!“ MRS lt‘Oi-l’i‘l‘tlli.
.'I‘h funeral of Mrs. (kn-dolia ll Fos-
lcr. widow of this into (“italics 'l‘. It‘os-
lel‘. was held this morning at her lato
homo, ti? Osborn avcnuc. East Nor-
wulk. at 10:30 o'clock. 'l‘hc remains
wcrc taken to Evorgrotn (,‘cmctcry.
Brooklyn, for lutcrmcnt.
MR. THOMPSON'S NEW FACTORY.
(Younciiutnn William R. 'l‘hompson.
whosc Specialty Manufacturing Com-
pany was burncd out. in thc Austin and
Claw fire. has opcncd a new shop in
tho building occupicd by the Crow
Laundry Muchiuc Company.
Mr. ’l‘hontpson found that his lathe,
planncr, drill prcss and most of thc
largo machincry was not no badly da-
maged as was at first supposctk A new
iathc and nihcl‘ machincry hnvc arriv-
cd and he oxpccts to bc able to resume
work in a few days. ‘
MEDDLlNG WITH FIRE ALARM.
(‘ontpluint ls tnadc that Homo or the
lilt'ili school children are tuoddling
with tho flrc. aiatni box kcys uttachcd
to thc boxos around the City of Nor-
walk. The. dcnartttteut iutcntia to com-
tnunicatc with their teacher.
The keys are simply Inacrtcd in thc
locks but it Is i‘cnrcd that thc unmo-
iug youngt-istors may go i'ttrlhcr and
coat ltt tt ialsc alarm.
THE CHORAL UNION.
A large tnccting ot‘ the Norwalk
Choral llnlon wu's hcld last night at
tltc Norwalk Mcihodlst (.‘hurch. 'I‘hc
list was closod with ITS mctnbera on
it. The mcctlugs for rehearsal will
bc ltcld wcokly. Next woek'a seauion
will b at tho East. Avenue Methodist
Church. llcrouftcr admission to
Ihcso rchcarsalu will bc by card only.
TRINITY CHURCH ELECTION.
’l‘hc nnttul clcrtion oi oiiiccrs of
Trinity Episcopal (liturch was held
Inst cvcntttg anti rcuttltod in tho acicct-
Ion of (.ioloncl [mt-lilo Smith, trcnaurcr.
tinnutcl W. Hoyt. .lr., clerk. and the
clcction of thrcc new members to the
board of vcstrytucu. lv‘t'cdorlck Field.
A. A. Hum-thou and Humor B. Hoyt.
' YALE casotrons MEET.
A! mootlng of tho. crcditorl'ot tho
Ynlc Novelty Company was held today
in, Bridgeport. ’l‘he liabilities are
about 83.000 and tho onsets over $1.-
000. William F. 'l‘nmmany was an
pointed trustee and tho appraisers will
ho George R. Van Alatyne, William 0.
Clark and Louis S. Boers.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS
NEWPORT, it. 1.. April 17.~—-’l‘itn
steamer Mcaaba. from lmndon for Now
York. iii reported by wireless front the
Nantucket South Shoals llghtahlp as
having paasod the light vesnol at 7:20
a. m. .
NEW YORK, April 17.~«Arrlvod: Sir.
Kaiser Wilhelm 11.. from Bremen.
. REAL ESTATE CHANGES.
John J. Willton to Wed Touch and
Win, lot and buildings, Chant-J street.
or. .
Arthur ‘G. drum to Elliot-t. H. Whoo-
ier. of Dnnimry, building lot. Belle 13- .
land, War.
, ”adult. non mush. .
. The Namath sportsmen who are ll~
burnout ‘ttluil inttho woods in thin
‘ (hm in good. lively, condition.
fluidity mam unothar‘ chi out of
payout amen this looming. ho bird:
:woro‘ nought at Wichita. .Allm‘ivod
, dog‘s no
slntnuohlokcnlt ulougito course. . Total
“phonon carried new: clubs approach
of. the animal from farm to form and
the chase was. takun‘up from many
points. ' . ' . .
The animal finally diuapponrod
In-
the darkness on the road to Brewatera
N. Y. .
Bight dogs that were bitten by the
mad dog will 3’5". killed today.
WM
DEER INSTANTLY KILLED.
NORTHFORD, “Count. April 17.-~A
hero of five deer dashed in trontot’ o
pnauangcr train on motor lino divis-
.lon of the New York, Now'Haven and
Hartford Railroad today and barely out
capod being killed by the engine. Ono
uoh .apeod. against a fence altar it
croaséd the track, that it was inatr'ttly
killed. The other four escaped l.. ....-
woods. .
EAST NORWALK MAN REPORTED
. MISSING.
it was reported this morning that
WilllumtA, Bronson, the well-known
East Norwnik moat dealer. is among
the missing and his friends are won-
during what has become of him. Two
days ago hc. disappeared without giv-
ing any intimation whoa he would
come back. The report was denied to-
day at his market and the man in
charge said he was expected bomc to-
morrow. -
ATTENDED DEMOCRATIC
. QU
I i
BAN‘
Attorney John Keogh attended the
big banquet. of the Democratic Club
of Nowh'ork city. at. the Waldorf. last.
night. The principal speakers of the
John 1). Crinnninu and Prof. Woodrow
Wilson, of Princeton University.
Cx-chrcscntntivo Sam
Massachusetts, formerly president of
tho ’l‘nntaiua Club. was in Washington
recently and brought with him a num-
ber of lt‘rcsh New England stories.
Among them was this one:
A party of automobllists wcrc trav-
clinz across North Dakota. whorc tho
Swedes comnoac a largo proportion of
thc population. 'l‘hc automobile be-
came disablcd and tho chauffeur want
to a ucarhy i'armhousc and ochctl ihc
owner. a Strode. for a monkoy .wroncli.
’l‘hc Swede rcplicd that ho had nonc.
"llo you know of anyonc in tho vi‘
cinlty
ankml the travolcr.
“Nay.” ruplicd tho Swodc. “may
hrutldcr. ‘bont night milos I'rnnt httycr.
got shunc ranch: but Nort' Dakota too
t'lillili for anybody kccp monkey
t'unch."~-Ncw York Sun,
liufua (illtoutc was our trying a cast»
brforc Justict- Shaw. and one wilnt-ss
who took tho stand was a minlutcr.
"What is you nainc?" ackcd Chontc.
“l".zclt'lcl lmc,"
Justice Shaw. not hcnring t‘cadily.
Icuncd forward and naked i‘hoatc what
tho witnoss said, “He said. your honor.
that his namo wan Eackicl Loo.” ro-
plicd Choato. "What is you occupa-
tion?" continued Choatc. "l run an
humble candic-bcaror of the Lord." rc.
pllcd thc witness. .luatlco Shaw bcnt
ovcr thc bench and lnqulrcd what thc
witncss had said. ('fhoatc rosptmdod.
uuying that the witness had said that
ho was an humblo randlo~bcarcr of tho
Lord. "Of what denomination
you?" qttcstloncd (fhontc. "I am a
Baptist." rcpllod Lon. Again Justicn
Show loam-d forward and asked what
tho witncss had said. and Chontc rc.
pllcd: “lic said. your honor. that ho
wan a dipcnndlc."
“la tbcro a photographcr handy '."‘ i'l
quircd King Alfonso.
"No. slrc."
"Sand for our lmtnmiiatoiy. I am
about to kiss tho brido-clcct.“~Phila-
dclphiaBullctiu.
hiothcr titupaticntlyl~You hurt-
bccn very naughty today. Juanita; i
shall have to tcll your l‘athcr whcn hc
comes home,
Juanita tngcti acvottl—~'l‘httt'a
woman of it.- You ncvcr hoop anything
to yoursolt'-~-«'I‘ranalniod from
from "La Nola Final."
Easter
iii
f‘tho door, a handsome doe, ‘ran with-
l’owera. of ‘
i
who has a moukcy wrcnrh?“
ban trot cattlo ranch. may braddorny
law. ('ilc (ilcsou. ’hout scx milc. ban.
ausworcd tho witucss.‘
R 1'0 '
I
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t
ibcv
tales
ca...
. ii " lilo?!“ the.
insult t ouaitemut tomhdlle out»
of the Connecticut, Aarlouihunl Col»
logo here early today. tile-watchman
at the college. 0. H. Hobby. and Prot.
iii. 1).. Prouumnn. who has charge of
the culinary. accountu. giving chose. to
the men. It is thought that no one
was hit. although one iiilili wul noon to,
drop his arms suddenly altar a shot:
from the rifle carried by the profess
aor. Watchman Hohhywon armed
with a. his aixrshootor. and thathroo
cravkamou each carried a revolver and
in all about: too about there tired.
Since Sunday night Prof. Proudtnon
has kept Which of the promise: with
Hobby an on that night two man» ware
soon to enter the building, while an.
other heat watch on the outaide. The
man unloved that main corridor. but
wow frightened oi! by tho watchman.
Late last. night a barrel was found
just, outsltlu a window in tho odioe of
the Institutionand several nulla and
'acroona were removod from the storm
window there. A vilignnt watch Was
kept for any wouldabc. burglars and all
went well until the moon came. up our—
Iy.todny and rovenlcd three figures
silhouetted against the aky. lhc men
being perched on u knoll u about din»
tttnce from the school. immediately
the professor and tho watchman not.
after the men and an the latter turned
about anti run for tho woods the guar-
dians of the institution opened flrc.
All thrao men whooiod about anti lir—
od at their approaching too. but no
ball took offset. and again the fire was
rcturned. Not being wounded by tho
iirc of the prbfeaaor and watchman,
tho, three burglars again opened fire
and then disappcurod in the Woods.
The watchman and the professor bur-
riodly returned in tho school and
pulled the big school boil, which arous-
e in; nu Gcorg B McClellin .cd all the studentu in the institution.
your "'0 .c .l,/.i,.
When they had assembled in tho main
corridor they were told to get ready
for a burglar hunt and than minutes
latcr a big posse, partly armed start-
cd to find tho three men who cannot]
all the trouble. The hunt was furlilo.
the moo probably making their oscape
in an automobile, as tracks oi a rubber
tired vehicle was found along the road
in the woods and it is supported that
they got away in it.
“It is thought hcro that the mcn are
the sumo ("198 who t'obbcti the Chap-
lin postoti‘icc a fcw nights Mill.
1 sotnotimcs happens that a good
man‘s conscience doesn‘t prct'cnt him
from accumulating monoy.
POPULAR AMUSElliENTSA.‘ ‘
)
u
uoyrts THEATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18TH.
J. c. Rockwel'l New
SUNNY SOUTH COMPANY,
A Genuine Colored Company In Their
Pastimes of the Sunny South.
BAND PARADE AT NOON.
BIG CONCERT ORCHESTRA.
POPULAR PRICES.
Matinee ................. 15c and 25:
Evening .......... 250, 35c and 5°C
Seats on Sale Now. _
1
”-
ions.
A aplondld gathering of foremost
spring Itylu at $7.00 and 010.00.
It in a fact conoodlo by every one
at all familiar with the Iliuatlon that
weare absolutely IOlllng our suit: for
07.00 and $10.00. No more, no long.
We are doing a largo, popular tau-Inna
'ln Tho Norwalko In our llnu.
We claim It to a positive fact that
our 07.00 null: equals any 010.00,.
and our $10.00 unit 015.00.
Soloct your unit from a bigwi’rioty
and save $5.00. Five Dollar: .1! as
good to you on anybody olu. Why
not uvo it?
Como in and we will uvo 05.00 in
your pocket.
An slogan! lino of Gray Wot-ted.
and Black Thlbot, Unfinished Woman
and Blue Serge. ' '
Cut on the now oprlngmodoll. Long
coat. with title wall and pay top
‘trouuro at 07.00 and 010.00.
our ma HABIT. oo TD
in the top coat llmz‘m have Black
Unfinished Warmth. Whlpoor. . and
Covom. lined with Vlnluhjatid armor
satin Lining, at 07.00 and $10.00.
For the Ilttlo‘ tom» hay” opium
out line oi suit: In difloi‘OM onion-
from 01.5 to 03.60. 2.
“ The ionic Bland Purifier
. ,iiunoatianl“.htnetio “ ’
nos.
1
Coats; Newest Shape Slug“; pricollooo
tit-lined; Elton Jackets in'hno Broadcloth
All the newest and most correct tyl
81.00 to 81.50. '
.. .. "WWII" t." ’
:- .
son's newvst and most attractive styles
New Model Fancy Tuflorod Eton Bulls oi Imported
boat. qualities. many of them are our wn importation, all the newest. shades as wall on white
a“ and 5. GAZETTE BUILDING.
"301315" I
rationals, Broadclotha and Fancy Mixture»; Talent-lined ‘
to $25.00.
LADIEB', SPRING JACKETS.
Covert Cloth Jackets. hull fitting, box shape and long, loose effects; Block Cheviot and some Jackets, Tatto-
tntd Taffeta Silk. all in the newest shapes; prices $7.50 to $15.00.
I
KID GLOVES. ‘
ea in lludles' Kid Glovea uro hero for your selection. We soil only the
and block; prices
LADIEBLNECKWEAR.
Plain and Embroidered Collars in while and colored embroidery; Stock Collars in cotton and silk. The son.
are shown here.
TRISTRAM 8o
"I really can't tell you how much I
low you!" he said. .
"Would you mind writing it?" she
asked in her actions way.
He lookod at her with a sudden sua-
plcion. He had been on a jury where
the man‘s love lettcrs bad afforded a
lot of amusemcnt in a breach of prom-
iao case.
"i think." he said. "that I'll manage .
somehow to atammor out my affection
without resorting to the sputtering
eloquence of the scratchy pen"--Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Why Papa Lost (tonsclotmncsc.-—“lf
you marry him." said her papa. who
was exhibiting symptoms of violent
displeasure, “i will not. only have to
support him. bttt I will have to pay his
dobta. tool?
lint tho pretty and petulant young
thing who was imaging to his coat
lunch: was not moved by the argument.
"Now. pnpn."ohc said.‘“you know
\voli cnough that (icorge has to live.
just the same as other men. And, as
to his dcbta. I've heard you say hun‘
drotls of times. that a man‘s debts
ought to bc puid!"—-Brooklyn Lite.
m .—
“liow did you girls come out on
your charity banar?”
"Lotti moncy."
”How was that?"
“Why. each girl was to furnish sonic-
thing for tho salc, that alto liorsclt’ had
tpada. and what each girl was to fur-
nish wan to be kept sccrot from tho.
othcrs until the night of thc bazar."
"Won?"
"Well, every bloom-d
t‘tttlm\!"—llt)ttsttm Post.
tonne...“ out " nun
girl made
and Spring Tonic.
Two In am.
500 and $1.00
yr
llto loitiuss Pharmacy.
8 North Main Street. South Norwalk;
hours mi" and?
New and Original Style:
Dluplayed In
Spring and Summer:
Footwear.
for
Men, Women,
Misses and Children,
Walking Pumps.
Gibson Ties.
Sailor Ties and
Oxfords.
While ééi'iis aOoods
Pumas. '
“WEAR SHOES, iii“ fll' _
. accumulations. ' ,
/ . . .‘
Donovan lloolt.
HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN.
- H. lililEGEIi It at.
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SPECIAL. -‘ \
‘ Boy’s Blouse and Buster ‘_
Brown Suitabloomer pants,
very handsome paterns,
worth $4.00, for $2.98.
and Three-quartet Length!
Coats, vent handsome.
mixtures and plaids; also
- CHILDRENS MULL HATS
A beautiful assortment of very
fine hats made of loco, mull and
chiffon, from 500 to $6.00.
Visit Our‘ '
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
and open a. Charge Account. Easy
weekly payments.
H. KRIEGER a 00., 5 ’
WEST WASHINGTON ST" "SOUTH ‘NORWALK.
“out... “a?
POST CARD
ALBUMS.
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canon UPI THE’WORB'I.‘ .
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Au" ”’9“ . ~ We can supply your immodlnte
WM A. BRIGGERMAN 8 needs in the fuel line {and hip
‘ i you going until the minnow
MUSIO "mm ‘ back to work (we hope). 1 . ‘ *
, Today we want to.”
WOOD ASHES for til
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the, beat droning. quicklym
log a velvety lawn without , ‘ it
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