t , .
t list this snap go by. If you haven‘t got your overcoat there is a
’ to. make 15%. We dont' say We give you a dollar for fifty cents.
th‘ Malone. ,Buch advertising is absolutely false. Our stock of
' 335%};ch tinge undue have decided to clean them out. on ae-
reqiodiilliu; the store. Dont' miss this opportunity.
it llt‘ipytiglil Illtilhitttt Ill. .
W Main Street.
HARRY oooowm. Mar.
III! IIMitt! iiiiia
BY SPECIAL DEMAND
30. _W-. POWELL, Clairvoyant,
ell known to the people of The Norwalks. and who will be
‘ with Open arms.
a » Hotel Clifford, ,
i s ‘ Wednesday and Thursday.
you don’t know him you will know him. Hasn't it been whis-
to you about him? He comes back tothe field where no other
tihittroyant ever returns.
, N9 use in your going to Bridgeport to see me. I am coming to
d "ii. I give advice on business, lgve. marriage. wills, divorces.
talesncftanccs. old estates. stocks. bonds and mor
I Ilium. every description. '
COMING, COMING. to Hotel Clifford.
1‘ COMING WHEN? Wednesday and Thursday this week.
tgage. All affairs
i
. If you want to consult a superior advisor you will find him at
I H0} Cliff ord.
’Cg‘rhlfigltn Filed Yesterday In the Of- DANIEL BRIGGS,
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-. Wife, of the Secretary 0, the 5““. llanlcl iiriggs, aged sixtyusevcn
. til . g. . ' .. ‘yt-urs, «lied Tuesday at the Noroton
‘3' 0‘33 0' "W“UMIU“ “"‘t' “It‘ll i Soltlicrs‘ Iloiiic. Funeral services
inches office of the secretary of theI
.Bmyealm‘dai' by the Naugutuck.
were held today. interment following
at Spring Grove Cemetery. Darlen.
’hfl MM »fln=ddi*
adamant
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tutors in the court mom when the produced the. expenditures from sale of
wetliugs began today and half of these sccurltlca in tho Alton to bctWei-n Silt.-
Iiatl left bv the than the luncheon rc- Ollti.000 and "9.000.000.
costs was ordered. ' Clllll'lt‘S W, Hillard. controller ot’ the
The lougalrawn out cinuexamliiu- Chicago & Alton, who was on the
tion of Dr. Evans evidently precludes stand when the hearing adjourned yes,
the possibility of the defense conclud terday, was then recalled. in reply tot
ing its case this week. IMr. Kellogg be ex tallied that the
Dr, Evans was recalled when court branch line. or cuto from a point near
reconvened and his crossexaminutiou Murrayvllle to Springfield, which he
was resumed by Mr. Jerome.
(Continued From First Page).
When yesterday testified had been iiitit'lghg'
South Norwalk, Conn.
mg .. _.- _.,.,,__. . 7, 4 J____. “Does that knowledge taken alone
. ’0 ‘ . I“ H .. N.” _ " and entirely separate from everything
~ ‘ :CORPORATION: FORMED' OB'TUARY NOTES' t else iii the case show a pathological
one, and Ladder Conipauy. No. 1.. the?
hilltop! Robert’J. tlraut and lllI' tillch' I
" trporattii'll being to “promote a spi- .
It'll; (ligand fellowship and to give halls
'hM‘duncas and to own and manna.- a
The deceased was a veteran of Coni-
pauy [1. Thirteenth (‘ounccticut ,Volun-
tt‘t’r Infantry. and of Company K. Scc~
oml (‘ouuertlt-ut \‘oluntct-r Iieavy .\r~
lilit‘i'l'.
Wallrground and ailiieyic fit-Id."
‘ e
. it
MlJbfiflnh Burt‘s. Louis Vtirga and ‘II' III. Mass. Mr. May was ope'rated on “'95 explaining ”W I‘m“ ”I "‘“I'II‘I”
1 (mum are up». iiicot'porators. stun. titiic ago. bill never fully rmmv. medicine when M22 .lt route Interrupt-
Afli left of association have also H't‘tl. He Is survit‘ed by a widow; two ml» ..
befili -l‘od;»’b,v the Mlddlctown ll]‘t|)l'ti\'il.'ril'lis and tillt‘ daughter. and two site. “I will be short. said the expert.
~ "exit Abubclntiou. Incorporated, of , “‘I‘S- -‘II‘r‘- I’t‘l'l'lr‘ Mill Ml'h- Sarah M H” we can g"! anything short.” “Md
Hillbtow ”1901.1...“ btrlng‘ the iN'QlIl-. l'psou, and out» lll‘tlillt.’ r. (hm-gi- May. the district attorney. go ahead.
stahlishmcnt of
title-a e.
A certificate of Villt‘tll‘lllll'allttll
a
, . Wye Edmund Major and
lid 1. his nBcrnier.
Th‘efiGcm'gc W. Kics Company.
cot-poi tion to carry; on-.tlit- boot anti
“Militihnd the lucorporators are (l. W.
Kiel. Jltnies It. Coffee and James l..
grow 9rd; . .
THERABBIT LAW.
ooall.‘i'8portsmen Watching Bill in
‘ Legalllature Extending Season.
| . . ,
n-the bill now before the legisla-
~extending the open season on
bite from December Ito January I.
tile committee on fisheries and
'e atifiartfo‘rd. a few days ago. and
‘eastti‘exls expected to be report»
43’ ‘wcek. Opinion seems to be
‘ contact the hunters in the
“specially those who are Inter-
' y in quail‘and other game birds.
§=flllmh°d to having the law
mite, aw (in rabbits was made to
' Drill with that on game birds two
. ago. and was supported by
‘l'oynlnent hunters throughout ”14'
late. ,Some hunters. it was claiuntl.
it‘d that they got their hands on.
or: this reason many sportsnicn are
losing any changeiu the law. 'l‘bose
hb'take'tlic other side of the ones-
flontblllitn that rabbits scarcely get
fit. condition for eating before the
tidbithe open season, This is es-
y true. When the tall months
p lobe w'iirm. tiud cold weather
14.41.. ..‘...—
li.,ll,ncle—~¥ou might as Well stop
I'll: about Miss llontity. She hasn‘t
,in love with you after all. She‘s
for the money she thought you
A "Il'iherlt from ‘ me.
’ I‘ feasible! , “Why" do you
4.. ‘ .
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have proposed to tier
, , oe-led.—~Tit-illts.
_‘Y'|Irsl of February the
[tion “of. depositors, had
‘ oyotl
.tttnil‘t
l .
y
of association have been t‘il-
y {11" First Hungarian Sick lieue
. left, . \Qritlgeoort, incorporated
_ , do; and ‘
, . I'olm‘tls. “salami”i wu. I
demand thirty-tine others sign . (‘t'l‘- E
‘l‘ ‘ .
has
beemffiiled’ by the Fidelity (,‘mistrnctlon ,
company, of Waterbury. The incorpor.
Oscar
til
NthliJias filed a certificate-of iu~
dhqtsfj windssf“ The capital stock is‘SIi‘Ut‘I.
'ltl‘iportsmen are much iutcrrst»
ring on the measure was held.
Ventral“. on tilt pretext of going after;
bills and knocked over every game
" liver two Millions" in, DODGSIIS.’
tied the two million mark. amounting to 32.034.042.27. and
s and .Undlvlded Profits. which stand as a special fund for
ohe'of the 6,000 owners of thlh'greai two million dol-
‘ WILLIAM MAY.
William May. brother of Mrs. .Ioliti
ll. li‘errla. died this morning in Pitts-
oi' t‘lt vi land. Ohio.
GEORGE ll. CALHOUN.
’ George II. Calhoun. a veteran of the
‘f‘lvil War. (lilting which be served as
laiidsnlau i nthc navy. died Tuesday at
. the Soldiers" Hobie, Norototi. aged fif-
i l)“lllllt* years. The remains were thit-
‘1-11 to Hartford for burial yesterday.
MILDRED BARRY.
Mildred llaii'y, int'aiit ‘tlaughter
Mr. and Mrs
of"
Thomas Barry, of (‘lifl’
Nut-walk. died yesterday. The
funeral occurred this al'ttruoon. Intcr-
* iiicnt being in St. Mary's (‘eiiit-lct'y,
I MISS MAY IRWIN.
I News has l)(‘t'll received here of the
.tIt-atb of Miss May Irwin at her home
in Albany. N. l‘. Miss Irwin was the
.cuest last summer of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank 1‘. Petty. of Washington street
MANY RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
HAVE BEEN SUSPENDED.
Shopmen All Over System Are Laid
O
lly the temporary dismissal of a
large number" of cmployccs at the rail-
road shops iii New Haven, Monday. it.
develops that the New llaven road has
adoptttl a policy of retrenchment to
curtail twin-uses in ncurly all of the
departments in the repair shops on the
system.
Among those laid off in New Haven
are engine and car iepaircrs. pointers
. and carpenters. and all the other lines
of work done at the New Haven
shops. It is not believed that the
company has extended this expense-
cultiug plan to those employed In ca-
.pacities outside the repair depart-
meals. as an official said yesterday
[that none of the road repairers had
i been let go. and it is not. believed that
gany of the large. building works, now
,in progress. will be delayed by the
reduction of the working forces.
It is stated that a number of the
inhaler mechanics, master car‘ build-
ers and other shop officials from all
over the road were in New. Haven Fri-
;day and Saturday in conference with
higher officials and received Instruc-
tions as to the number of men they
were to let go. ,
Enotigh‘men have been retained In
all departments to attend to the repair
work which cannot be. delayed. It is
‘not known now how long the lay-off
.wlll Inst.
..‘...w...
deposits of this MUTUAL savings
reached the epleiidld total of $I:l4.-
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, dition of the writing. That is a break-
. known Republicans wlto admonished
; on the governor Were those who went
, Senate and House today agreed to the
court adjourned last evening, Dr.
Evans was gin-u copies of Thaw‘s let-
tt-rs which are in evidence as well as
the will and codicll that he might be
prepared for cross-examination on his
theory that these doeumctits contain
evidences of an unsound mind.
Mr. Jerome spent twenty initiates in
“had carefully" read the documents.
He would only go as far as saying he
had dOIlp the best he could. .\l:'. Je—
rome told him to go ahead anti
the magain and the witness proceeded
to do so.
llr, Evans finally stated that several
of the letters bore no addresses and
were thtrct'ore or little use in tits at-
tcmpt to discover whether the writer
was of sound mind. -
“Do any of those letters show that
the. writers was Insane?" asked the
district attorney.
"Some of them. in my opinion. show
signs of mental instability."
“By mental instability. do you mean
' insanity?"
"Not insanity in the sense that he
would remain permanently insane."
Dr. Evans explained the reasons for
his theory that the letters showed
mental instability. A letter written
with a lead pencil bv ’I‘liaw to Evelyn
Net-dill, he said. sliotved lack of a sense
of the proprietics anti various other
things. which the doctor believed show-
ed lb..- writer was of unsound mind. in
view of the etivlromnent of Wealth and
luxury In which be Iiad“becn reared.
Dr. Evans said he assumed the let
tcr was addressed to the girl for wiltisv
hand the writer was suing.
“Would the fact." asked M r. ”.Ict'tiliie.
“that the writt-r lind been traveling
through Europe with the young woiiiau
as iiiau and wife though irit married.
have any effect upon your opinion?"
“No," replied llr. Evans, “for a man
under those circumstances may lIth'
the woman Just as lunch as tliotiuh slit-
were bound to him by holler ties."
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condition on the part of the \\'t’lII*l’?"
It took nearly lllili“ an hour and
many ant-stions to secure the wished
for answer. Dr. Evans finally said
that It tilli not. If the ll'ilt'l' had llt‘l‘ll
handed to him without his knowing
who wrote It or any of the circumstan-
ct-s he would not be able to form any
opinion rogutding' tln- pathological cont
tlltloti of the writer. .
lli'. Emits was asked to tit-s rib. 1h.-
torm ."pathology of tilt“ mind“ and
spoke for fifteen Illlllllit'.~‘. declaring
that generally speaking ii was tlittt'llfi-
ed condition of the brain. llr. Evans.
I
Dr. vauus went on at some length
and when he had finished Mr. Jerome
asked the slcnograplier to Hill] the pre-
vious qtlt-stiou. In a loud voice the
stciiogt'aphcr read:
"If we can get anything
ahead."
“Not. that one." said Mr. Jerome as a
gale of laughter swept the room.
The previous question had to do
with what pathological condition was
suggested by certain of defendant‘s
letters. llr. Evans again examined the
letters closely.
Mr. Jerome handed a letter to the
witness and asked:
"Does that letter. excluding all else.
show you that the writer was insane?"
"i am of the opiuitni that b.- was
mentally unbalanced when lit,» wrott
the. letter "
"Was be insane?"
Ih‘. Evans finally answered In
allirnuttivc,
"What, is there In that letter that
leads to conclusion?"
“In the “lit place, a broken up con-
I
short go
the
tug In the continuity of thought."
“Then there are further Indications
In the writing on the tnargiuwtnd the
curving at the end of the lilies." con»
tinned Ilr. Evans. The underlining on
another page is u very common sign
of nioutal'disorder. None of these
things is in Itself of great importance.
but taken together they lead to my
conclusion "
In this letter the word "Blaggard"
appears and Mr. Jerome attempted to
induce the doctor to express an milition
as to'whether cultivated people used
that spelling, bitt. did not succeed lti
getting an answer.
Mr. Jerome stated that. Dr. Evans'
cross-examination will require all to
morrow.
\ THE GOVERNOR AND HEALY.
All sorts of stories were. in circuluv
tion last Week abbut the decapitation
of their. One. was that Governor
Woodruff practically decided to take
.a back track and give the tax com~
missioucr a clPaii hill of health. but
was waited on by a number of well
him that he must not retreat. It lei
said that he was told that he would
be repudiated by his friends. and so
on. The names of some of the' vial-
tors who threatened him‘ this way
were. given. The whole story In false.
a mere Invention to create sympathy.
The men of protiiinence who waited
in. for one reason or another. to plead
for Hoaly. Some of them went. so far
as to argue that it made no matter
what he did unless he did It as tax
commissioner. The governor listened
and removed the man from office.—
Hurlford Courtint. '
MILITARY—ACADEMY BILL
- To caesium-r. .
WASIIINGTON."Feb." 23.-Both the
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Jay
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conference report on the Military
an endeavor to have in: nyaus say he'
led before
‘ thc Cltlea
' build. I
| The proceeding was not unusual.
,The enterprise and the method ot‘,
mortgaging were legitimate. The line‘
of inquiry was evidently meant to cor-
ilt‘CI the impressloii left by Mr. llil-
littti‘s testimony yesterday. Tin-ii Mr.
‘Ktlioflg elicited a statement of the
IChicago & Alton‘s assets and liabili-
Itics in llltltl before Mr. Httriiman en-
tered the property and at the present
time. These. figures were taken from
annual reports. showing that before
181»; its capitalization was In round.
it was bulb, was one with): 1
so it? Alton bad a right [0'
Mr,- Kellogg examined the witness as
to the books of the company and had
liim protluee'and explain many of the
accounts already covered by evidence.
The. witin-ss produced a record show-
log the stock standing In the name of
the syndicate managers,
Mr. Kellogg edeavorcd to show that
the liairimnn management of the Chl»
taco ti Alton had capitalized the old
tlt‘llln of the old Juliet and Chicago
Railroad. prior to 1853, but Mr. Hillard
The pruinptuess and satisf
perous busmess it has enjoyed. are etude
be taken that
Chalrumn Knapp then announced that
the hearing. was postponed to a date
It) bigfixcd.
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NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
”Tr.
Handsome SMDress Goods
Every new fancy or weave either imported or domestic. finds its place in our Dress Goods Department.
action With which every demand hashun met in
this department’and the very pros
lice that we 'are always ready with a complete stock of the newest and
most exclusive style and. too. that our prices are based strictly upon intrinsic values.
All the new fancies in PLAIDS. STRIPES, AND CHECKS, PANAMA CLOTH. black ain‘t all colors; RE-
DONA in black and colors: BATISTE in all qualities; IMPERIAL CLOTHS. SYMPHON CLOTHS
MOHDELAiN, CASHMERE AND HEN RIETTAS.
in fancy shades.
n
Housefurnishing Department. ;
numbers cantaloupe against 3122.872} Copper Bottom Wash Boilers ..... $125.5 yde. Shelf Paper .............. 3e
32% till June last. . t6 blown Tumblers for ........... , 19:
The witness said the car tru~t cer- N'Ckel Tea Kettles """""" $1"lserickel Lathptt $145
tilicales Were not included it] ti.» cap» Floor M I , """""""""" '
ltalization so the total should really 0?, compete """""" 19¢ Wh'“ Brooms """"""""" ‘9‘:
be smatttmptit) and not $122,000,000. 3 rolls Toilet. Paper ............ 10c Counter Brushes ....... 1.3.2.. 15c
Wire Potato. Masher: .......... 3c
‘Wire Carpet Beaten ........... 10c
. Ironing Wax ................... 2c
Oil Heater: . . ...' ............ $2.25
......... 3c
seallop Chimneys ..... .
TRISTRAM s HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
would suit his Fltlt'.
Adjournment was then
Juliet and Chicago had been foreclos
mi. The witness was examined as to
the “2.000.000 which it Is claimed the
liari'lmun party added to the capital of
the Alida because that amount lllltl
lit-cu expended on Iniprot't-inculs or
had been lost by former slintcliolders.
Mr. Lovett objected to Mt. Kellogg as-
suming that ten millions of the amount
represented loss to an ”ill set of sitit‘li~
holders through foreclosure. It fit"
relopc‘d that neither witness nor coliti-
st-l lint-w If tlicie had ever been a
foreclosure, so Mr. Kellogg anu-utlrtl
his question to Include 'iiiiproveinents
or losses or both."
The witness said that the 812.00”.-
Iltttl in question had previously been
paid and the accounts written off. lie
did not know it other railroads ever
added to their capital iii that way.
«traction expenses had been so chart:-
cd. he said. Mr. Kellogg elicited the
admission that the books disclosed it.
lllt' annual report would tend to con—
ltlsc the public In regard to this item.
In answer to questions from Clim-
a period of many years and capitaliz-
ing the expenditures. He said that
each succeeding board of directors had
each year passed upon the accounts
and he thought that such acts should
have been final.
The witness t't-lwatctl his testimony
of lilnl evening as to the transfer of
the Alton from the railroad company
to the railway company through Louis
Stanton and said that it was evident
from the books that the syndicate had
simply handed over the $22,000,000 in
bonds and had received the preferred
stock anti the St. Louis, Peoria anti
Northern property. .
Mr. Lane then asked the witness
how much the i-larriniau interests had
paid for The (‘lticago 6‘; Alton and how
much they got out of the transaction.
Mr. Hillard ltatl no means of knowing.
Finally Mr. Kellogg icinarkctl: “No.
body knows.“
"Oh. yes.“ rejoined Mr. Severance.
"W can figure it. out. It will show
they did not lose anything."
Mr. Cravath then again drew atten-
tion to the statement of the witness
last evening about the mortgage of the
cut-offi‘rom Murrayvllle to Springtioldi
before it Wits built and said that the!
transaction had been perfectly prhper
from both a legal anti moral stainl-
point,
(lmnittlssiouer Lane said that he had '
said his knowledge of the road's at- taken. I
fairs did not go back that far. It was " ' ' ' . . ‘
elicited. however. that there had never HOYT’S THEATRE
l)t"‘l'l ll i‘orecloaute .oi' lllt‘ Chicago at , ...- -
Alton Railroad or railway. while the WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,'
Witness would not admit that. ccr- PRICES ........ 150. 25c, 35c and 50c
taliroperitttng expenses had been cap- ~—-~—- ’
Itttlizetl by the Alton. Certain cm~ HOYT'S THEATRE
All the Latest Moving Pictures and' .
mlssloiier Lane. the witness questiott- pRICEs;
cd therlght of the directors of the AI-I Matinee ..... ........ 10c and 20c
ion In going back over their books for Evening ............ 1°C, 2°C and 30¢
COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 4.
heart.
. Saturday—mt Devil's Lane,
geance.
Special Vaudeville Novelties Between
Elaborate Scenic and Electeic Effects.
Populat- Prices ...... 10c, 20c and 30:
. cents, will purchase. a Click” rc-
. served seat for Monday evening's .
. performance, it presented at Ad- .
. rance. "Sale ’at any time before 5 .
. p. In. Monday.
‘ FEBRUARY 27 AND 28.
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Open a Chefs?
0/«5'5F7/C‘1" mm Y f.“lv5[-‘l’£fi" ( 5
l A MOUS F’Oil
Fl/IV, 8/1177)“ As'ch/S/C
Cloaks and
SATURDAY. MARCH 2.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
AMERICAN VlTApRAPH CO.
illustrated Songs. t
nost'THEATRE
ENTIRE WEEK.
AVERY STRONG COMPANY.
THE PLAYS. '
awnings.
Monday-”rho; Railroad King.
'ruesiiaym'flie. entiitisler‘s
l
Swect- .
\t'ctluestitiy—lt‘qg “is Ferry.
'I‘Illll‘b‘tlil)‘-—DOWII ast.
Friday-At Pike‘s Peak.
Matinees.
Wedtiesday~~~A Daughter's
Ven>
Saturday~lliaiy .lones' Burglar.
Acts.
Special Ladiee' Ticket.
This coupon, together with 15 .
Good for Ladies Only!
understood that, but that he wanted to
know what had becomcpf the money!
Mr. Severance said that railroads
often did similar tlilugs, btit the money'
had usually been kept to build the
road.
Judge Lovell and Mr. Cravaih cross-
examlned Mr. Hillard briefly, but he
maintaincrl‘hls position. particularly
as to the propriety of capitalizing the
old expenditures on the Alton.
Mr. Mahl. controller of the Hurri-
umn lines. was then recalled and iden-
tified a number of exhibits.
Mr. Mnhl explained that the resolu-
tion of the Board of Directors of
Union Pacific authorizing Mr.
man to borrow money in the name of
the corporation was a purely formal
matter done at. the request of the
witness and without the knowledge of.
Mr. Hurriman. it was done to meet a
requirement of certain California'
bankers.
. Mr. Lovett also showed by the wit-
boss that the late H, P. Huntlngtoxfl
had like authority from the Southern
Pacific board and that it was a com-
mon business practice.
, During the discussion between Judge
Lovett and Controller'illllttrd. Commis-
sioner Harlan read an extract from the
eoustltutlon‘ot "limits. which prohibité
ed the payment of stock dividends
from the sale of maturities. raising the
point that. the Al'ton'e thirty per cent.
dividend probably; was Illegal. 3
Mr. Severunce‘theu Informed the
commission that counsel for the BOY-fit.
‘ernment had no moro‘ witnesses at.
this time and would ask for an ud-'
Jourunient with‘mu-date. Mr. Barth,
man’s counse conferred ‘iuitl rungs
Lovell hinted that they Wotil‘d““ltkti
oral argument. [niche presumed that
could he made In Washington. Mr.
Severance and he .thouttl'tt the, whole
matter should be closed and areumenta
Is
Harri-
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N'-
Acluiemy appropriation bill. which made by the end of A'prll. Judge Lov. ADMlestoN, 25 caters. ScavIlle. ‘ 4L ,
mew zoos-to t militant. _ M ..‘. etc said it up ”fillflfllony w“ to ix "If“ “flunk?" “ . Winks": . ‘ In the “on“ M IttIck/ w“ m
.2, , I‘ll! ‘V ii) ‘34“. ‘ J ‘4 I . A . V3. ' . 'h ‘ ‘ . V ‘ I I . I .. ._ I ‘
~04 .. ..Lw“. no ..u ... LL .5. ‘ I ‘ " .. .. it. it... .. ..‘. . ....i .. . .. . . .— .. I“
.Iu»
litillawa
[exercise and Is becoming more popular , .
every week.
the week comprise.
Grand Attraction for Saturda
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 1,
Basketball,
NORWALKB
Bastian. BALL.
tartar. million mam
MONTAUKB VI. ALL NATIONALS
After the gamer there
each evening
extra charge.
- The ‘
uSIialitig
'Rink
the place for recreation and healthy
a
Events for the coming’
y After-l
"°°" '"d 5"”"9' MATTERS IN THESENATE.
HARRY DAVIS.
Champion Trick Artilt.
DON’T MISS HIM.
BASKETBALL GAME,
Senatcr Spellacy Wants Railroad Law
Repealed.
HARTFORD, Feb. 28.~'l‘ho} senate
today tabled a resolution which—pro-
vided for payment of counsel fees of
Senatorllom'an Iti the contest. of his
seat brought. by George L. Fox, of New
Haven. ”The contest has not yet op:
cued, and the opposition to‘ tentative‘
appropriation of moneys for the. par
pose indicated was that [borer-wait no.
precedent for It. "Senator ‘Spcllttcitilm
trilouced a resolution of instiucliun‘ito,
the railroad committee to give a hear-5
big on 'the repeal of that portion at
NORWALKS
vs. ‘
5T. LUKE'B, Stamford.
Wedneecluy, March 6. ‘
Yl. BLUE RIBBONS.
nonWAithAnuonv. .
. ---- the railroad law which lives the rail-
NEXT GAME. road commission poWer to order the
MONDAV EVENING. MARCH 4 stoppage of trains at certain stations.
DANBURY This measure approaches in another
way the end desired by Senator Don~
V" nelly Tuesday In having all trains
COMPANY F stop at Bridgeport. Senator Spellaoy
Preliminary Gama raid the idea. was to find out if the
low in this particular to effective. $en-.
ator Walsh moved wertabling of'lthe
" “MW" resolution. which!“ done.
until Midnight, without
nual report of Debor- Commissioner,
H. Krieger & co.
ing' one of those few Winter
we carried ever
“this season.
, Cloaks, Suits, Overcoats. for Men
and Boys, at very low
I ‘ prices. ‘
Our. Furniture Department; 5 con-1
tains everything needed *
for your home.
Buy on Credit tend Settle mm
H. Kate
,GOVCI‘IIOI' Woodrutt sent in the in: be
Account: -' by buy-
Suits which
i
i
w—r
“.6.
ERll co.
i‘ on the train service of the'New York:
, cw Haven and I-iurttzisd fitilli‘t'iau
through-a resolution to havetheispcttk.
er appoint a committee to inquire lllto
the train service. 'A score of members
were on "their feet trying to relate.
their experience in getting to Hartford
oi" lat'e' . ‘ .
The chiefcomplaint of the members
was that tbuyhave Waitediln rallro‘ul
stations from one to ten hours. for
trains which they wanted to take for
some. lyen estiuall unprn iiullypn
urea-Thrift; and :iif‘hm thegrjk’homea;
Ill“: reinitatlv ' motto; of Willlhihuiltg.
his stufthti't o c?.l'l'n‘lns‘tit"WllIlm:th-
tic Wt‘l‘t _lli‘ttt:.n‘liliiirs late. Some of
”It rt‘prcnctitativea' said that station
masters were Impertlnent when lu-
fllllt‘ltll were made regarding the later
ticss of trains. The resolution was
tabled. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
"‘ihid." inquired Roddy; “what‘ is a
“figure-of speeeh’h'if- .1 . '
> i"Where’s your mother?“ naked . Dad
cautiously; .- .- ‘
‘illttetn. down. whitish n
neweredthe
3" - . .
“Well. then,,"lbenan Dad. f‘a, film"?
of speech. my tion. is a vomit ."—-nm~t.
per'ti Weekly. c - .-
. If“ .
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men};
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