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Propototl Bill Provides for An-
pointment of two Senators
and Fivelloprosontotlvos as
Special Committoo‘Witli Au-
thority to Summon Witnesses
and Examine Accounts
HARTFORD. Feb. 7.—Senator Dono-
van. of Norwalk. introduced in the
..._..___.. Senate yesterday a sweeping bill pro.
Mrs. Herbert H Mead of Stamford vldlng for the investigation of the coal
visited Mrs Henry H .Tollcs. last trade in Connecticut, setting forth
week. that the prica of coal to residents of
this State is unreasonable and de-
The monthly meeting of Louise mending a complete examination of
lodge, Daughters of Herman was held all the conditions of the trade
inst evening. ‘ . At the request of Senator Donovan
the bill was temporarily tabled. in
making this request. Senator Donovan
said that he wished. it full attendance
of the Senate when the bill is discus-
sed in order that it may be referred
to a committee that will meet the ap-
proval of all members.
The-resolution was its follows
“Whereas,
mon experience that the cost of an-
thracite coal in Connecticut is $1.50
per 1011 more than the cost of the
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LiltallcinIliIE
A regular routine meeting of Butler
iDodge, l..0 0. it. was held last even
11!
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Mina] Florence 11. VWeed is visiting
her friend. Mrs. Henry H. ’l‘olles, of
Quintard avenue.
A rehearsal of the floor committee
for Uncas Tribe ball will he held in
Red lifeti's Hall tomorrownight,
'A regular business meeting of the
Hat Makers’ Society was held last
evening at their quarters in South
Main street. . some coal before the coal strike of
W‘ ‘1903. and
Mrs. Bessie Smith. of Union street. "Whereas. it is expedient that the
who has been at the Methodist Hos needle should know all the facts sov'
pitai in Biooklyn for an operation, ernlns the prices and the supply of
during the D3151 “"98 weeks return. “118 11909588” 01' 111010 11’]? (Still that
ed to 119, home last night. they may seek relief either by lcgls
-——— lotion or by memoialising congress
Lady Jennings Lodge Shepheids of to repeal the duties on conl.theref01o.
Bethlehem. held a meeunx last even. ' "Resolimed That 3 101111 committee
lug at which regular business was shall be appointed consisting of two
transacted W5 new members were Senators and five Representatives who
admitted and a social hour was spent. shall completely luVBStESllle lllld 9"
. . amine into the business and alfalrs of
I Judge John H. Light :13 in Bridge- all cool companies furnishing cool to
. port today 33mm” (111191.189 of John this state or to 2like people thereof;
Fallunca. am filth?" 'muttier. It 11111161. by EEEEE “E
is tinnevod‘. that die goose will be
reached today. A attentional has been
asked in the case as new evidence of
importance has been secured.
its transpmta
gov.ernment and codtrol of both be
companies an‘d corporations control-
ling the supply and its tiauspmtat‘ions
.._.__.._.._ anti theii contractual relations; the
Frederick Lockwood of Norwalk. is mallnble supply within the United
Spending the (is in N w VYork citv -Siates and w;lihout the cost of la-
The Nutmeg tubgw lhold a meet Elm handlln‘t‘lifiltlo his? tramOrtm
ing tonight at thotcl qtfnrters, cor- E10“ the Will till QIf ll ‘011 0’
tier of. Main and Wall? tloot. Vin-ions 003E ”1119“”.ng he 9M.“ will)”.
matte-rs 111 connection“ with the recent mid gallonssivd'bl'l 'Illld any Mel
dance will be cleared up_ Tile dance phase “tithe coal business deemed by
“it“: cellist. it
of do are. 11) 11%?!“
this session of the general assembly
? The skaters at the Rollaway Rink such lawatriiesiilatlno Inlul'relntins to
I masquerade bull tonight will be 81- the coal business of this state. and
lowod to skate as long as they wear such other action of the General As-
masks. It was at first planned to pro— sembiy as said committee may deem
lilbit all but those in costume. but proper.
the management has-*made a change. "Resolved. That the said committee
The llnmasklng will take place at 10 be and is hereby authorized and em.
o'clock, No persons. will be allowed powered to require and enforce the
on the floor for their first éxpeflence attendance of witnesses and the pro.
on roller skates, duction of books and papers. to ad.
—————-—— minlstcr oath and to employ coun-
lt is practicallv assured that a spec. sei, stonogiaphcra clerks and such
itil train will take Norwalk basketball OEhel‘ employee as llltll‘ be llecefisull‘
enthusiasts to Dnnbury on February 10‘“ the limp“? 01 "”8 investigation
19, when Companv F will play Coin and “W tillm 01"“— lS hereby tlllierll'
pan} Q mp second game m the series riatcd out of 11th mono) front the.
of five fot the military championship “933“?!" 110$ otherwise llllll‘tlllllllllid
of the state Despite F's 938v victori for the pill poses of the said mmmlb
Monday night. Daubury motors, are EL‘“
confident that their team will turn the
. ‘ tables at. the next meeting of the lives.
-" - Company l‘ is also confident of‘victory
and the team will give a good account
of itself.
a..-
DRUNK IN A SNOW DRIFT.
'Norwalk Police Saved Walter Albin
From Freezing to Death
Last Night.
Stanley G. Stillman was a graduate Waltei Albin who hllS been lie-
01‘ Eastinun’ s College. He went there qucntly called to account b1 the police
in 1863 and graduated in 1864 and was 101 over indulgence in intoxicating-
well acquainted with H. G. Eastman beveiuges. had it nuliow escape from
and wife, her statehood E. P. Eastman freezing to death last night
brother of H. G. He boarded with 11' About .11 o'clock last night with the
private family. and Miss Carolyn thermometei below the zeio mark Al-
Bradbury, daughter of w. B Brad bin was on the street drunk. 'l‘he po- .
bmy, the music publisher and piano lice started him home and the next
manufacturer. also boarded there. information from him came about mid-
Gottschalk the guest composer otmu- nlsht and some ieported that there
elc. used to call upon her Then the was a man lying in a snow bank to
guests would have tine music. Reu- L6W18 stieet.
lion H. Tucker. of Armenia, was Mr Officer Charles F. Page investigated
Sillimim's roommate. Eastman got and found Albln as described. Alblu
his wife thiough a matrimonial adver. was 1001190 “D for the night and this
tiscnlent and she and her sister were morning Judge Lockwood continued
both very beautiful women. When Mr. ihe 0888 for a Week
Stillman was there they weie said to
have over 1.200 students tittitv teach-
ers and occupied 311: buildings. three “We Would have given if
. of which were churches. had known.“
I ' identities!
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
1c to $4.50.
Valentine Post
V Cords
(10,000 to select from).
Masks, Wigs, etc.
Masquerade Ball
001.3115!“
Agent for A. 0. Ipsldlng'o
Baseball and Sporting Goods
The cheapest charity of all is that
we only
w
Innovation Last Night at the Smokcr‘
of company D After Weekly Drill.
indoor baseball on .roller skates I‘ls r
on .innbvatlon that was introduced last
night at. the smoker of Company I).E
which. followed 1 régulat weekly
drill. The than t ed sides and had
much fun blotting fiut..the bull and
mailing for the bus E‘ll'nlls frequent-
.95;
re i‘i't but no one was
soyitlo E yfilflfb 09m
First lieutenant Henry T. Piowltt
with it: 0111an malaria“ night,- Captain
; Edouard P. Weed being absent. At the
smoker following the drill there were
Various omen, diversions in addition to
which" and refreshments were serv-'
ed. .
cloth. of Maori flood noturedlyi—
Waitln r the moon to come up. eh?
and .410» mi Has that got
to collie “Eli—vigour; Journal.
or wm-‘su iomso Ann noun.
TAllll overdose. .
. Au. PRICES.
. councilman
l
loath Normlk _
l
IlElIlllllfl flEI
It appears from com- '
by water. andE-Et e unlit thereof; the .
hifléili‘llfhWadlffllflh
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15.3%.
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The Best over .. sis
{F or E28 Enlist liner
all?
How 63ml day man hesitate pt lien he can bid: She best ()vci-
coat here for the least money?
By best we mean best In quality} of materially. best lll style best
in workmanship and best ill fit. Vi
Vie ask you to compare 0111 cc tits with all others as we have
You will see then that we statc iac'. s. (oniparc 1110 quality of our
coats at our prices, and you will ipc convinced that ours are the
best for the least money.
Red Tag Reductions
$10 Overcoats. $ 6.88.
$12 Overcoats, $ 7.88.
$15 Overcoats, $ 9.88. $25 Overconts, $38 88
$18 Overcoats. $11188. $30 Overcoats. $22.88
All of our finest Coats in, the mom popular styles and fabrics are
in this sale. We have your size.
$20 Oval-coats, $14. 88
$22 Overcoat-ts. $15. 88
need next season NOW?
Mrs. Chugwater——~“Josluh. this paper
says municipal ownership is an ignis
minus?" ‘Mr. Chug‘wnter—“That’s so
plain that anybody ought to know
what it means at first sight. ‘lgnls'
means tire. ‘ll‘atuus' is fat. The fat‘s
in the fireI~Cllicugo Tribune
The chief point of difference in sty-
in between gowns of cloth or velvet
and those of dlaphanous material is
in the skirts which are often quite
plain in the former. but both skill;
and bodice of sheer gowns are most
elaborately trimmed.
mas-m d.-- “M.
Fifteen yours ago I opened it Grain and Food Store
in the belief that good grain and good service would
bring me business. 1 believed that prompt dollv y .of
carefully selected. carefully screened grain mitt)
precluted b9 the' pa bllc . My constantly incien
liens has justified my ballet. Steady, persistent
trig, coupled with a desire to please at any cost. has no-
compllsti this from absolutely nothing. To my l
friends. . rons. customers I extend my thanks and 4
. hearty n imitation, and solicit continued on age on
E ‘ the old grounds “good service good grain. "
’ Buy Oats Theta Clean E
3 'Il v I, .
‘ ”ESE“ ’ ‘ MANusL T. HArc. 'E I
VALENTINES
GREAT BIG LINE
(u
Wm. P Beers
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 So. Main St. So. Nor-ink.
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THE HATCH & BAILEY 01).
number and Mill Work for Evctulhingo
room A PlGGEllY-To A PALACE.
Timber. shingles. lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring
and finishing lumber.‘ All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper. flint coated
roofing paper, sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papers. ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash, blinds. interior house trim in
Pine. Redwood. Cypress. Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw
lug, turning. planing, shop jobbing. cabinet work. veneered work Klin-
drylng facilities.
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Waiter Street;
Telephone 46-3.
Telephone 46-2
SUI-v not buy the cost you will .
or whining u
. the attic window
The Modern Tonic
Reconstructor‘
derful vitallzer. flesh creator and
itrengtb producer] it improves the
appetite. gives tone to‘ the stomach
and. builds up the whole system.
If Vino] is not entirely satisfactory
we will refund your money,
"It Blilllllll Pharmacy,
'rus PnsocnlmoN cronsf
n1. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. [XL—limit
niticant charges from last night‘s
prices of stocks rtsnltttd from the on
cuiug dealings today. Email gains and
losses were quite evenly divided and
transactions were very light. Gains of
11-2 in C. C. C and St. Louis. 0111
point in National Lead and large fr 1c
tions ill Great \‘orihcin. pfd.. and Don-
ver and Rio Claude were the only no
table changes
WALL STREET. il a. In.——-Smull
buying orders caused ready advances
in :1 number of picked stocks, and the
professionals took the long side of the
market. Recognized lenders rose
strongly and the speculation developed
a more cheerful tone. Purchase fell
off 111 volume later. and the market
became easier. Tennessee Coal and
Iron opened 10 points 011'.
, WALL. STREET. Noon—Fresh buyv
lug orders appeared quer a long pe
riod of dullness and centered at new
points in the market. The demand sub—
sided sit the higher level Bonds were
'- ii" egulaf.
WALL STREET. 1 n. ltl.--Pl'01ll.
taking began when _the demand died
out and there we‘d" general reactions.
which were not. la'rge outside of Mls~
sourt'Pacitlc: whichi‘lllfled to a small
fraction below yesterday’s final'pricc.
USE ‘HINSOMNH; TD YOUR ADVAN-
v .
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How to Make l C Silva Rather Than
A r'uble'.
Why make it 1111ng out. of insom-
11111?
Why 1101- 1'11 tin ad
and? «EnidEEf‘éilf fa
nip
“All wé. jglllte v .‘Wa‘nt to
over the same place tithe whll. u the
some time. We mun chanting the
refrain. 'Eight. .huursl, work. eight
hours play. eight ours slecp~anti
we are trilug pelt ii to shoe h" to
gethei. But that tstmpossible industv
rially land physic 1y. writes Charles
Caveino in the C lcago Advance We
cannot time our Iabor bouts to a sim
ultsneotis eight. W in looking wurld
this would be if ego are all whining
I together in the sanita‘ eight hours for
recreation. it Is iiiht as impossible
and just as ridiculous to try to bunch
our sleep into a common eight
Yet we are storming the skies and
making life weary to the rest. of man-
kind with our complaints that, . we
cannot execute the latter feat. To be»
gin with most people do not need eight
hour's sleep. it never had eight. hours
consecutive sleep in my life that was
not the sleep of exhuustiouv—that was
not a sign that. something had been
done that could not be continued with-
out serious inroads on vitality. Seven
hours is all I have been able normally
to utilize That amount of sleep I have
rarely had consecutively.
l have had my midnight wnklc from
childhood One of the most vivid and
abiding inemortenflt the old home in
ENE-W its seven- -by-
nine panes. toward which it turned
back my head you! in and year out.
to make sure by its light that l was
not buried alive. 1 had the same room
In college for thiee' yellrs. lt f1 outed
west overlooking—I should say over-
bearing—the Connecticut valley. I
have as distinct recollection of the.
midnight train rolling up that valley
as l have of the 5 oclocli morning
bell that. called to chapel. I heard
it as often. The midnight wake has
becnthe habit of my whole II it. Since
1 have had sense enough to a apt my-
self Vto It instead of'flgliting it I have
had some comfort.
I find the rule-with myself is to
sleep when i am sleepy. This has at
ways“ called for an after-dinner nap.
When i have had that for 10 to 30
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Deposflled Subject. to Check Payable
. to Your Order on Demand ‘
in amounts’ to suit your flotilla it
. . ‘ Sofa. and Convement.
We Solloit Your Account in T"liar General Banking Dept
Resources Over $1 .001;
' in Elicitation cull-get on out; autonomous. .
Edit .13
‘~ think
pity mvself now to think that back
as far as my college days I did not
habitu‘allv take that sedative to 119er
ops exhaustion. l fought. sleep then as ‘
if 1 wow fighting withstood“; st. Ep-
hesus. __
Now lot the midnight—wake I list
found that [onion myth
work to though: rather than to toss
cause sleep will not some i can
myself into position for the wont:
of another day. an polish an essay. or.
. or take a bout with some problem in
- science, psych_o‘l11ny,&fih1 hthlcs. and the
" tint. thin: I know i
- .oe
bell of tilt
at the station!“
it train in rlrlgln
both of myself
in t is way 1 got rid
and the cares that infest the day.
Now. the may be an individual
cagmbih 1 111103111: tlillim are mill:
in cases 0 so a 0 I
#11111 so thankful for the hold
"it! "utyl Into
hour of my
To 611le one at the cost of many
lit who as for any other
118.1
l is to drop all down. A“
“A. .W«
is in the truekt sonic; of the word a‘
blood purifier. a tissue builder. 11 won-
mlnutes l have had a new half day. I
mind and on E EYE.
01 my body better and fill asleep Qflld- »
' her by trying to do some good. honest
about and Indulge in collimation be .
. Ladieo' Mixed and Plaid Coats,
We have marked every man' I Suit and Oveccoat three prices.
$111.98
This price buys any suit or Overcoat that Was marked Soc. 822
$25 and $30. , .-
The best garments in our stock. - ' . .
$9. 89
This price on Suits and Overcoat; that Were $12. $13.50, $15,
$16.50 and $18. 3 I‘ .
$4.98
For any Suit or Overcoat not inclhded in aboveEtwo lots.
CHILDREN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS at exactly half-
price.
Selleck 8o Price,
HEAD TO- FOOTERS.
98 Washington Street. . .
'— ..__
South Not-walk.
Delivery Car, Price $450. 00
THE cosr OF ONE TEAM AND THE WORK OF ,THIEE.
FOR use 365’ one svsnv YEAR nsoAnanse or nation Alli).
WEATHER. . .«
SIMPLss'r moron MADE. . I ‘
so SIMPLE THAT ANY ONE CAN RUN IT.
son osmoNs'reAJION AND PARTICULARS, an on Accuses
: r. 11 LOCKWOOD & 00,
39 WALL STREET
Above Competition in
Quality Beyond COm—
W“ in ResUIts .’ .1
E if: Gives universal Sifts-
faction and IS conceded
byalltobe ." .
iiii‘ilu‘r: é
For Sale Ely
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
. . South Norwalk'o ,
LEADING GROCER
Johnny's dog.'1‘lge was a nuisance. lowed hard at filling 3
His pet theory must have been that he would think leoverkrio .
all things werec créated to be destroy ..
ed...” least do his practices indicated. laconic annou cine t
Johnny’s folks were anxious to be rid rid bf Tlge. "
of Tige. and at last they decided to “Well I certliinlya a‘ V
work upon the lads affections withlhear it " said thé father era‘s ‘
lucre. . 'money: you ve earned 11 How did y
' Iobnny. ” said his father one day, 1391 11d of the nuisance: 1
“111151“ you :5 it you" get rid 01't “Trillion him to uni “elmpkth for
t at 0’1; » . wo yelow nups,"‘auswerod Job-
Johnny gasped “the would, swal- :«LIppincott' a.
“lit F13,
7? ‘5 Ii'r
GAINS ONLY
its.“ Velvet; Meadow and Mixttttls,»
oats. all tilted with satin. ‘
&Lai°l’
Ladies"
Rain Casio. ' ’ ’ .
FURS-«Bluo Wolf. sold all over for $25: outfitted,
Russian Fox. '. ‘
Mink Scott‘s. . , V.
I. ., 9911mm” buyifor doublttIoloewlior
twill go fail.
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