‘ ' SAYSHEIAS
Y A PRIVATE?
5 in cm Bribery Case
he alone! Justified in
Approaching Big Guns.
Rilllllll PASSAGE
7 ' AT THE lllllllEll HilTE
lie Taupe-t that Apart-
' were kernel as that Account
Wei-men
.. ammo.
jwngton. January lilo—The Senate
the' on privileges and elections
resumed its investigation of the
of bribery made against Senav
u. . of Montana. in connection
_ election to the United States
$.10 Racing?!“ fill“ on the
r holding! he i n neur-
“edema was reported to the higher
mules. and volunteered in this
We! the statement that "in I...
n! every men purchased it was
to report to fdr. Clark. He
3 as: made such reports himself.
and; “only a private" and on such
jot- cl economy with the “big
a as to justify his approaching
fl H examination in chief. that the
. 7- in the Worne Hotel had
missed because there was no un-
e from that building
Jaglslative hall. contendina ser- 7!
that Kr. clnrks‘ managers de-
apaasoge. Once when Sen—
Faulkner tried to check the wit-
3 his voluntary testimony he re-
‘ . wont to get out the whole truth;
:0! interested in suppressing part
fl you are.’
- .Fanlkner brought out the fact
, to coming to Washington
had been engaged as an ex-
1h. books of the Henneesy
us Company. as s stockholder
Hr. Duly connected with that
M I" asked Mr. Faulkner.
know." the witness replied.
only after the cashier and the
l..iiestlded as to 3dr. David-
, I ~ - - money; over twinning:-
" sing“. in he charge r r
‘ 7 then drop ed by Da~
row the times
brought it." he phi.
' , January IS—Tho loves-
on the Illegal ”billions
sen-urethral appointees in
resumed today by the House
_ on poet-omen and post
Iavlewotmtoinentsmndent an
stains by Ir. Lents. of Ohio.
or the mono of invesllsl’
. mm had muested Post-
General Emory Smith. J. Addi-
.aecrebary to the president.
tative Grouvenor to be
momma” not are
i the right
qty of asking the president's
, Ito suhmttoo mintsrrogatiou.
. Loud maintaining that such
would“ in elect amount t: lilac
' o tho preside; an n-
nosedive stairs.
,. made adenial of the
-. m by Ir. Lost: to the
upd- “we hays' no let the
nadir our feet" in reference
‘- New Haven, aha aide track
fi‘ never having been ordered by the Gra-
i roosmm m transom
jmromwm sect-Ia
saline. asdTeekh'luotn.
Washington. January lkThe War
I Department todor received the follow-
lug cable from ~lilensra
Manila. anuiry fl—liughea report!
Ifrom San Jose De Buena'vlsta. western
Iconst Penny. that he crossed moun—
I talus northwsetsrly direction train San
lJooquin. southern Penny. seventeenth.
struck enemy crossing Antique riv'er.
Ecnptnrin: rifles. cannon and Norden—
feldt; pursued insurgents through Au-
tiquc. Egana and sthaiom. their oapi~
ml. and marched to San‘ Jose; camah
ties one wounded; enemy loss consid-
erable; entire population lied to moun-
Hsnt oppressive. (Sisal-rd)
Manila. January ill—MacArthur re~
Iports seventeenth that thirty-live rinm
surrendered at I-‘lors Blanca: that at
guanibnug, Home. Third infantry. cap-
tured three insurgent angers. wife of
Itnine.
lGeuersl timed-do. considerable insur-
Sgeut property and liberated three Span-
gish prison”: that at Coleus captured
.teu insurgents. seven tons of
irice and insurgent barracks: that Sul-
liven. Thirtydourth lursntry. near San
Jose surprised insurgent force, captur-
ed six rifles and considerable liva
stock. that Lieutenant Route. Third In-
tent”. captured near lalolos one oili-
cd. twenty-live men and six rifles:
that Van Horn. Seventeenth infantry.
struck hadrons: at Santa Crux. killed
seventeen. wounded dye. captund thir—
teen and nine rides: lacArthur reports
18th instant strong mountain partition
west unbalacst. occupied by General
Hibon and lift: men. captured yester-
day by Please. Third lulantry. enemy
lieutenant and tour dead men in tren-
ches: Home captured captain. one
man. one hundred thirty rides. several
troyed arsenal. quantity of rice: caudal-
'ties one man wounded; Bates reports
that Schwso‘ 3 column cavalry refitting
at Botongastomoveqastwardonnlne—
tenth: infantry now melting that di-
motion: enemy retiring suitor-lug ions
in men and property. our casual on
low. mostly alight wounds: that
tion Wheaton' a troops will enter lam:
cry and Tool tomorrow; now meeting
opposition in mountains. which in.
nodes march. Six officers. fifty enlist-
.ed men. four civil enfloyces. eleven
ifriurs. all Spanish prisoners. released
by Schwnn: arrived from Batangas last
evening; nesrly two hundred arrived
in Manila day before via Calambs:
Young at Vigan reports number suc-
cessful skirmishes in mountains with
casualtiea among his troops: Kobbe ex-
pedition Randolph Light Battery. For-
ty-third and Forty-seventh Infantry
conveyed by naval vessels Helena and
NashvillNaahville. sailed for AIR! pro-
vince and Qatar and Yeyte islands.
Signed)
OTIS.
BRIDGEPORT CLERK Doom.
Arthur Moore Disappesre Leaving a
Short-Ir or amen
' Bridgeport. Cool. January 19—M-
;thur Moore. confidential clerk 01m the
Torrey lenutacturing Companymak
ers of brass and bronze goods. has die:
with a shortage of 83.000. It
is supposed be is now in 8avumah.Ga.
where his parents reside. Home
in great orders tor brousc ingots. for
which he had no customers. Nine thon-
ssnd dollars « goods was ship-
ped to the James Graham 00 fly of
GIG.
ham people. The amount at his take
orders will eeridusly interfere with the
company’ s buhiness for some time.
Moore is about 8‘1 and has a wife and
cl. iid. He came to this city loot July.
Dom NOT KNOW WHO HE WILL
mm.
Hartford. Conn. January la—Blohop
Tierney is a tor the m
that s vicar-general of the
diocese to seemed the late hither Iai-
cahy will not be appointed hetero the
lanernartotnextweak. Thebishop
totaksalittle tlmotolook
WWW.
ithousand rounds of ammunition. dew
He repeated the statement made i
Chew
sitcom
E MIxIMI‘III'
until Skinner’s Satin-w “fillets
has been iIvIecg
$3.35 $5.00 57 5.0
$0.09 $15.00 ‘
necessary and we make mac.
Colonial Tables.
Tables of Mahmny. in the
dainty designs that suggest an
old Cobnial Mansion. are
Furnl ure Department.
of the state
period
digni of the
bow the least formal of mine
tations. Quaint and uncir-
drawers with
for paper and envelopes. One
with three legs is convertible
half—round table.
ers are exceedingl conven—
ient because of t or it ht-
ness. For Card Tables t ere
are many which are especially
nished room. Come and see
them.
The D.’M.READC_0.Ca
Established a...
“swarm. m
Ilaistea'l’fimgéfére
We ‘call attention In our
complete line at DRUG-
» GISTS‘ SUNDRIBS.
including mat» of
Atomizers.
Rubber Goods, _
. lit“ ' ‘ .-
ed in the lol-
iowing scale of prices: 1
Further comment seems un-
Smail Work and Writing
the attractions in the
The lines are slender and
gracefulget Five animpression
wh en ythc mmuet was
the fashion and a courtesy or
peeled. too. are the many
styles of folding leaves and of . _
compartments ‘
at mil in a most interesting
manner. from a round to a
Small square Work TableS.
with from one to three draw-
suited. and any one among
them would be a charming
addition to a tastefully fur-
lNSURANGE
f ’liWaehmgtou 8t.
WNW
IT ISN'T LUCK
idplumbinggit’ so “sure
1' -.—- provided you
employ a good plumber.
"We know our business." and would
nsthopandlseeurhtnretradebyany
lnterloritpgotpmtaervlee.
mutton plumbingtoyou.
MP lI 8: BUTLER,
8A3 mummies!)
HABY PLUMBERS.
“50 South Kain Street.
Ionic Hall and. South Norwalk.
11001031001018
. .... . .
Ball immmcnlnvitationEr
onus. Tickets. Tas-
sels. “Society Cards. etc..
1'0 BE F0833 LN THE STATE. 3
land examine them bebre ordering.
libel-test“ tor atl kiadof
Wm : :
lahallbeploaadtod
C. BORDA,
Jog“ PRINTER
L .- Sentinel“ South Norwalk.
236...]. N°fwfilk~
Home-9‘7 Réfiéii
Trusses etc
Mshaokemo Block.
as Washington or
.' ,ed ]
III Lso'dl'eloek;
ruary 22.1300. at 7:30 o‘clock.
land street. ln’ofldl'bltyi fie
est To All.
%
0i Spools-I Inter-
89mm edolmo! them
bran! said city outthe list out”
Dateda tSouthNorvulk .Januoryfiygfl
an r. 'n'IuIK‘ou
com
p. on: Thursday.
or hearing and determining all ,
Every
Inorderthatthiemnybedoneweareoflenng
$5.00 (laments fer $5. 50
" 4. 50
5.00 _ '
6.00
7.00 ~
0 a '
O O
a‘ o’
6 00
850 9
, 9.00 -:.
10.00
12.00
14.00
now runs emca_ nuance.
Wall street. 10:10 p.m Ins-The stock
market hardly moved at the opening
today and no current was bin
in either direction. Many prominent
stocks were not represented by any or-
ders and some of the most mercurial
of the specialties cold at unchanged
quotations
Well street. 11 a. m.——Firmuess was
general after the opening and there
was a steady advance throughout the
list. Some stocks were taken in large
amounts, notably Missouri Pacific.
which gained 1% . Support for
Brooklyn Transit and Sugar rallied
them over a. point iron: the mm
the latter did not maintain the advan-
tage. Third Avenue broke our three
points. Bonnets. while mail. was
Wall street. noon—A determined
drive was made against Third Avenue
and on wide variati between sales.
The price dropped 10 to 10?. lletro-
politao lost 3% aadBrooklyn Brnoklyn'l‘rsus'it
anduaaha “mp-thy.
ttan a point.
railroad were easier. but rail~
C
..e ‘ .e
. __.o
.e
9:. .
‘t
I
.0
'well distributed.
SomeeftheWeetu-uand
' roads held above last night’s level. Gov»
carried
erlng by shorts I
back to last night‘s level. lifted Third
Avenue three points and other special-.
ties notable fractions. Heavy purchase
so: Missouri Pacific and Steel and
Wire benefited them 1% each A bet-
ter demand tor the Mil-t devel-
oped. Easiness in bonds was broad
and on a large scale. Good gains were
established by many issues.
Wall M1 9. m.—-—Third avenue
rallied an extreme 0% and than duets-
ated feverishly. Sugar rose above 117.
Otherwise the market was listless and
without teature.
Wall street. 2 p. m. --A good buying
movement veloped the metal
group pond there was a general demand
(or the Southwesterugmup. on the per-
room emulator tor-mud Peel
Evidence e! support we; not lacking
in the high priced
oeal stocks. tau Street Roll
waylorgeduptoldland’l‘hird Ave-
mlegotuptowlthlntwopdntaofm
terdav’ e close. A motor which contrib—
uted ram generals strengfiwas
broad and higher market for bonds.
mm WEI“. ,
Reportedomprlvatewlrsotld.
omission m8
lndustrlsls and the,
7.50
, 9.00".
$ 15.00 Garments for $ 10. 00.
716.00
15.00 12.50
20.00 _ . 15.150
. 15. 00 Plush Capes for 12.00
25. 00 Velour Jackets 17.50
25.00 22. 00
ll.”
0
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C
e
a' a.
H. Krieger‘ 6? Co.
The Leading Cash or Credit Store
in tlIe‘Nonvalkn ‘
Accounts Opened with Evembodn.
Oanreatclesring-ontSaleodCloaks. Fore and all Winter Goods is
now going on. We have three months of cold winter weather hetero us. and
wewmmushymudywrcbiwnnflmgmdmmnmmu
ouroasyweekly mentmtemot
$1 Down. $1 Weeklu. Until Paid.
CLOAKS.
Beaver Jackeu dormer price 86.00 ............. ... ..... . now $4.00
Kersey Jackets. tamer price $8.00 ................ . ................ now $3.00
Kersey Jackets. former price $10.00 .................. now $8.09
Kemey Jackets. former price $12.00 ..
KemeyJackcmtoi-mer price “Shoo
cues-ss’e‘e-1‘aea-uo-w-
.. now 89.00’
.....I....... ........ now $13-00
‘ MILLINERY. "'7 ' ‘
We have a few handsome Kink Hataon hand. these lists are very pope
laratpreaeotandareworthuOJOuG $13.00. ontololingoutprieotauaad
03-“.
I
COLLARETTES.
s
ElectricSealGollaratormet-prlceuu ....... ............ new“
ElectrchealCollarsioz-msrprleew ............... ........... now $.50
Sc. Sablecolhnwithhihformerpriceflx ....... ..... ....... .....now"
Imitationcollarawlthtannformerpriee‘udo .... ..... new"
malStoseIartinenoas witbtallatormerpricemoo
new uses
Real StooeIartinBuaawithtallaferne-rprieemh...uz...... nowmfl’ .
Anficurhmmmouuuwnnmmmmm 1*
wasths theiormersoIllngprioo. Wehaveeomanydldercotopalitlesthatltlsi-l
'pouibletoenumerateall. .
MUFFS. '
meetrlnkalhlute.” ........
" We Seal Null. $3.50 ...................................... wo
mwumm.... ..... ............. ..r..............
magnum.
Kink. lull. 88-50
seas-ewaadl nonsense-osasfsaaa-a use-cu... .
ecucaI-cseeassoc-ayuaaaaoaanc-sauuon.
m ‘m “50 ............,.............n................. watt: 8%..”
UNTRIMMED 'FELIS
Dogfish Wooll‘elts ...................................................... die
hunch Wt .......................................................-..... an
Trimmed Golf fists ......... mood
Walleolors ......flc sad 18,
Chlldm‘shrfiuarfsondmmr momentum
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