. W-..“
Several Weeks Ago-
Boil was Truthtul.
A...»
' bn.. January lv’l‘he
ffive congressmen an
BOARDMAN SVHOBVSV
_ For. Ladies,
to Sir Claude Mocdouuld. deal d the
barricaded on the Tartar up i and
drew up the plan for the entry of the
troopa’ under General Geaolee. which
was’ conveyed to the latter by a men-
senger let down from the wall.
WASHINGTON January 4—~The
resolution offered yesterday by Mr.
Pettlprew calling for information with.
reference to the Philippines was re-
towed to the Philippines committee.
Another of Mr. Pettigrew' u resolutions
calling upon the president for internm-
tion at to the necessity for nu'iacrenee
in the strength of the army. was re-
ferred to the committee on military lif-
u re
«nu—u"-
DIVlSIONB CONSOLIDATED.
m
Order: issued Announcing Changes on
the Consolidated Rood.
NEW HAVEN. January 4~—An olllc-
inl order was leaned by the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railway
Company. today. announcing changes
in ther’dlvlsioun of tho eyntem. The
order follower:
"On the liret of l4‘chruury. till“. the
following consolidation of. and changes
88mm“ Henderson to in
the case of Oscar L. 15007.
ineriy a West Point cadet who fit
'tl died from injuries reeceivod
. and by the upper class menl
rs ago began its inquiry
or. The committee. uhioh'
Replesentntivos Dick.g of
phiu lit 9 o 'clm-k and up
at into session Vat Pith-
jor (.‘arseon. of Ohio. was
committee for nor-
_ [H Booz.‘fnthor of'iho derd
' the first witness [in was;
:jby Chairman inch to tell the
' y’ of his boy' 8 life while. at the
._ rvnctulemy. as far as he knew.
Boot: then went ov'ui ihc some
be told before the War Depart
ll‘y‘ nevurnl weeks ago. Mr
d not complain of ”one
lit. " but Spoke more of the fight be
but taken «part in. and the tohascn
god he had been forced
- encounter with an upper
.8189 map. and that the hot sauce had
bee “pourEd down his throat fluct-
. The boy. the father said. tried
the eondlton of his throat. af-
V and never
is battle of any of his l'ornrcn
coir had told irim it was not
1,th do so. Mr. Boo: «leviaicd
but the boy had told him physicrrl
asked
your son
‘ . "I‘ ‘ (‘onnrcssman
Wagner. "was absolutely
.truthful?‘
_“'A.Yes. sir absolntoli.‘ was‘ the re
. “Oscar told‘ inc he was not in the
best physical condition when he or.
“ toned the tight at West Point. Oscar
aleofsnld he was getting along wry
ell until he vet-elicit u lzvurt blow
which alumst knocked him out"
i uniforms
WASHlNGTON. .lauunn i- The and-
‘ “in: officers of the Treasury have been
engaged for some time in an effort to
secure from i. cited Slates Consul Rati‘
. cliffe H. li‘.ord at Vermouth. r‘. 8.. n
optimality explanation of certain dis~
burudmeiltii b3 him on account of lo-
I lief of dietresaed American sailoru. but
so for without result The office has
. been invetiuhated by the nearest consul
merit and unless some accounting iv
rendered for the. items referred to the
“if he reported to the State p3—
crib no one rmuiring drastic no»
Go it) Ford is a native of Maine.
W “SH UTONV. Januarv . ir'i'ho
Anibmador has commirncatml
Rundown. oouimcnderg the
” ‘ "conduct of certain Americans
WV. diotinx‘ulahed themselves last
or during the attacks on the In
or in Palm.
‘ Mime" planned and our
cat will defenses of the
5 We. which withalood n
5 of ride are during the
than without injury
child in the top.
~ phlefgof at“
‘42 ion.
1 , oftorho'ol
planted-bi though
ilr. divisions will be mudc:
"The present Plymouth and Cape
Cod divisions will he consolidator! and
called the Plymouth division. with
headquarters at Boston. The present
Northern and Triumph divisions Will
he oouaolldnicul and called the ’l‘uuntou
dliislon uiilr lrcadouarters at Tnun
The proacnt Worcester and Gen
trnl divisions uill be consolidated and
To the
Worcester illitslon will also be attach
oil all the Providcncc terminals. includ-
ing the part of the. present Providence
divialon west of Bonton Switch. the
Hope branch and west of the prusiont
Stouington division to the treat end oi
the Auburn yard. including the branch
to Harbor Junction. All the Worcester
terminals will also lrc included in the
Worcester divieion. Tho abovc. to
nether with tho Providence and lilld
land divisions. with changes above
mentioned. will constitute the Eastern
Division.
The prcscnt Stonlugton. New Lon
don and Norwich divisions. except as
above noted. will be consolidaicd and
called the Shore Line dirisfon with
headquarters at New London The
Dropout Air Line. and Northampton iii
visions will he called the Air Line
Northampton division. with lroudounr-
lore at New Haven. All of the. New
Haven terminals Will be consolidated
and known as tho Ncw Haven Tor-min
at and will be in charge of a superiu
icndcut who will report direct to the
general superintendent of the western
district and have his headquartern ur
the New Haven pauucnucr station.
So much of the Duuhury divleion a»
is included between Wilson Point and
llrookticld Junction will be attached to
the Now York division. The iriicbilcld
branch of tho Danburv division. be
tween [lethal and hitclifield. will be at
inched to the present llorkshiro divi
sion
Tlrl- Western division will courprlsc
the \'c\\ York Shore Linc. Hartford
Berkshire. Highland. Naugutuck. All
ldnoNorthnmpton divisions and the
\‘ew ll'uven Terminal.
The above changes nifcct only the
transportation department.
RELlEF T0 TAxé'Avens.
A Unique Plan Sponsored by the New
Haven Chamber of Commerce.
NEW HAVEN. January FA unique
plan, calculated to afford relief to tax
payers who feel themselves aggrieved
by oxccsnivt- assessments on their real
outrun. is liltclv to be sponsored by the
Non Haven Chamber of Commerce at
the coming session of the General All
scrub!)
A committee of the Chamber of Com
incrce. which includes several promi‘
uont lawyers, has voted unanimously
in favor of the bill. it will be present
ed to the Chamber. and if approved by
that body will be introduced in the
largialnturc.
The essential feature of the measure
is a provision by which a taxpayer who
considers himself overnseessml may
advertise his property as for note. if
offers are made below the figures xiv»
on by the owner as the worth of the
property the assessment must be re
duced to the owner's figures. it. hove
ever. a sale In made at a untrue above
the owner‘n price. the difference be-
tween the owner's figures and the ac.
tnnl sale price moot be divided be-
tween the owner and the city.
This manure is one mutt of an "i
lotion orrcnlonell by the loot rater by
the New Haven Bond old manure.
. am- All Kiwi ‘rV. V’
Littl- our of Torrlngton in a Critical
Condition from Duran.
.umlrrien. at to it ill «not.
run couditldb
of bum»
word the am. into which coastal hood
not, .
5 Hit in Brooklyn tod‘n try. in
. nditit‘m bordering on plentel and
phyeical collapse. Since she returned
from Albany and learned from her
father that the man she turd married
three urohthh‘ one bed been oriented
' . on the charm of Dismay: that there
with another Mrs. George W. Howard
with a nine year old child in Benton.
she has been hysterical lunch of the
time. and has been under the cure of
a physician-
hire Howard soils that she will air-V
pear lincourt as a witness walnut the
man who deceived her. and she ex-
freebies the hope that he will be unflin-
eutly punished. She says that her
old love fur him has been killed by lliiV‘i
conduct and that aim would deserve
no pity if she felt any sympathy for
him. Mrs. Howard save tluu a e was
not xreatly‘aurprined to heart ...I n we,
as her husband had been acting queer-
ly for eevernl weeka.
"i had been getting afraid of my hue-
band lately." she said. "1 often awoke.
at night and found him pacing the
room with a revolver in his hand. i
believe he intended to kill .me and per-
haps kill himuelf. He did not sloop
soundly at night, and his restlessness
made me nervous Per-hops the fine-
ton woman was becoming inquisitive,
or perhaps he felt that he won about
at the end of his career "
Howard finds himself without a job
today. Officials of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company any that he
has been the chief engineer of the
Inexington Avenue branch. at n ealury
of 81800 a your. Thev add that he
has been notified that. his eel-vices; are
no longer required.
According to up afternoon pupci
Howard in an interview. said that he
expected to have an interview with
his Brooklyn wife today. and that he
does not expect her to prosecute him.
1—...”—
THE 3818K MARKU
NEW YORK. January i—Tlu- bulls
in the Stork Market turned the talrlea
on tho ircare today and leaned thcnr
right and ion. into confused and had
died groups After the sown-us of the
hour laid. ,l'entcrtla) the. ionoiionrnt op
eratore were astounded at the turn or
affairs and their plottipllato rush to
cover was an important factor in the
iipwnrd rush of prices. ‘l‘lroec hulls
who were forced out of the market you
tertiary by the wiping out of margins.
and obliged to pocket insane. were al-
most as rucful over the situation as
the beam. The concentrated character
of the buying made it evident that tilt-
turn ngnlnei the hours was in the
hands of operators of unbounded re
sources. and of veteran experience and
ekill. (lorrieoturc was excited and ani-
uniad as to the personality of those
operators. and quickly fixed upon the
stool magnate with a large following
in Chicago and the West. who was
credited with the effective selling of
roster-day. His campaign was snppoa
cd to be supplemented by the effective
efforts by the veteran and most dread-
nd pioneer in the street. The, buoyant
rise of St. Paul just after noon was: re
zai‘dod as the decisive index of lllc
personality of the bull leadership. :1:
it has been the favorite stock of tilt
plunging element for some time past
and was aontclr affected yesterday by
the rumors of the closing out of the
hull speculation
There is a general feciingV in the
neighborhood of ilw- Stock Exchange
tbnt yesterday's drive was manuonvred
by powerful bull lutcrusts. clibcr to
shake off a weak and undesirable fol»
lowing. or to not back sold out stockr
at lower prices. or both. After the
opening declines. ranging from a free
thin to two points. some of the rallies
were no follows: Sugar and Northern
Pacific. 41.3: St. Paul. 7%: St. Louis
Southwestern. preferred. Mg; Erie
second preferred. 5%: General Flier
trio. 4‘5: Pennsylvania. Ruck Island
and Great Northern prt-ferrml. 4 each
and an average for all the principal on
tlve stocks of between 2 and 4 points
WALL STREET. lozlfi n. m.—~l..on~
don made large inroads on prlcea of
Americans this morning. the losses
there extending to two points in
Pennsylvania. The opening here was
weak in sympathy with the interna-
tional stocks were moat conspicuous on
the decline. Pennsylvania opened
down two points. and a number of oth»
are showed louvre of npwordu of a
point. In name smoke there were sup»
porting orders at the low level which
caused quick rallies. and in some one:
complete recoveries. This iron true of
St. Paul. Missouri Pacific and Union
Pacific. Sugar opened unchanged. and
lumped two points on two aircreaaivr
onion and continued its advance at u
more moderate pm. Brooklyn Tram
sit and Noah-tin were nine «strongly
aupporiod after declines of over a point
WALL STREET. ii a. m.—-8peculn~
lion was very uneven. some stocltn ris-
ing ttronuy. while other: showed
merited million. Broadly «considered
rollmdo and mlaeellnncouo pinch new
in; in tho forties and under more
I‘ liquidated temporarily while dividend
paying niacin- were
. bought. Thm
mmunhle
the
mam-in
latter din-ion. lndudiu Great North-
md .. South .
o
ling price for Pennsylva-
dn were week in marked con-
to otoekn. ;
_ 4L S’i‘ EE 1 p. m.—~Trudlnx
bedtime in re on oil in the noon hour
.n continuation of the bulge
invite blooho were. bid for with avidity
and priests veered nkyward. Wlwn
at. Paul touched 152% and had pulled
some atooka up 4 points or more from
the inward. long stock came out in
heavy; blocks and the lender-a broke
from 1 to 2 pollute. The. market he»
came quieter at the reaction and none
steadied. tit. Poul pining again to 15.1.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private hire of E. A.
Bohme. commission broker. Swnrtz or
Corbett‘s block. South Norwalk:
Open High Low
Am. Cut. Oil. 31 .
Am. fit. (it W.. ill 44% till.
Am. 8J8; 30.. 136 Hui/J liill
Alli. T01). 00.. 118% lll'A;
Atcllliloti. lira 481,5
Atchlaon. pm. 88% 88er
Bait. & Ohio. 82% 82V.
Bltyn. it. 'i‘.. 81 ill
Coll. of N. .l.. Nil 148% 145%
Choir. & Ohio. 40% 40%
Chi. 1}. N: Q.. idii‘i’. lil'lti 1881/.
C. hi. it: St. P. Him 1531.5 145%
Chi. it. i. it P. Hill l21 117
D. a H. Can. 129 129% 12355
Federal Steel. 53% 553;: 53%
(ion. El. Co.. 18655 188% 186%
Lou. it. Nash. 85% 86% 85
Nov. it Wont. 43% 43m 43
Man. Control” Hill, .1148; Hit;
Metropolitan. llifr lull llh'r
M. K. & 'l‘. pfil. 43% 45‘, 43%
\lieri. Pacific. 891.5 72% 69%
N. Y. C. 8:. ll.. H2 Hill»; Hl'zi
N. 'i'.. 0. & W.. 28% 28742 28%
(Son. Tobacco. 3831. 40V; 383/.
North Pacific, one. are. sou.
No. l’nc. liftL. 86 8833 St;
Pacific Mall. in
Pennsylvania ”5%
l’coplc'e Gnu, lulm
Phil. At Road, 247;.
P. & R. pfd.. till
Sou. Railway. 19%
Son. Ry. pill. 5913;,
Son. ‘tit‘lfll‘. if“;
Tcuu. r7. & 1.. lilvh
1.7. 53. Lumber. Hill.
lift. Lilo, prl.. 7!“? .r
if. S. llulrbcr. 2.3!;
Union Pacific. 7‘41
l'n. l'uc. pfd.. Slit
West. l‘nlou.
1:30
31
44%?
139%
112%
46%
88%
84%
83%
148%
41%
Ml
15153
”0%
1297/3
55%
188%
86%
43%
114%
168
451.5,
i2Vg
143%
29%
40
84%
86%
40
14.3% 148%
' 102-};
2689
10%
21b.
71“
till-i
lifl‘h
Lilli.
imp
"f. 2r]
hi ‘3.
Hill.
103%;
261.;
Tng.
'2! ll.
7! in
413er
iii
l37-n
{iii
3111
till 8:}
337‘. 837;. 83-22 837,.
\i'ASHINl'i'l‘ON. January ~i-~~l}ovcrnI
mcu receipts from lutmunl ruwniro
8582.124: costume 8! 2mm”; misc .p
lancour: Sill. ill. F2:pondliuro~: $1. 7'1".
I300.
PLOT To KILL Hts LANDLORO.
CHICAGO, .lunuarv Lin-in view of
several purroua. Joseph Schwclr L‘Olll~
milled the final act in a conic-mud plot
to kill .lolrn Korda. Si‘lm‘elr's landlord.
Ho uunhcil Korlln into the intro from a
pier at the foot of Michigan retreat
where the water in a limillll feet deep
and then run from the prone. lenvinr
Korda to drop u.
ENTBRTAINMENTS.
m
HOYT S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 5th,
MATlNEE AND NIGHT.
GOOD BYE TIL]. lilOi. '
Fifth great year of continual success,
Dcumnn Thompson and Geo. W.
Ryor'a Beautiful Character Play.
The Sunshine of
Paradise Allen
Written for the people who enjoyed
The Old Homestead.
A great cast. including the old for:-
orltos. Phila May. hire. Charles Peters.
Helen Gurney. Grace Kimball. John
Walsh. \v. .i. finally. Geo. P. Anunnd.
John P. Flynn. and I
The Peerless Verdi Lndioo‘ Quortoito.
PRICES:
Matinee. is and 25 cent...
Evening. 25. 35. 50 unto.
No reserved seats for matinee.
Roacrvmi Seats on sale at Hoyt'e
Theatre. South Norwnilt. and Wood's
drug ntoro. Norwulli. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
HOYT's THEATRE.
WEEK OF JANUARY 7th.,
Matinee Dally Except Monday.
Entitlement of the
E.V.Phelan Stock Co.
including Ella Cameron. Jame: Durkln
and an excellent company. presenting:
" EVENINGS:
Monday. The Ensign.
Tuesday. The Fatal Cord.
Wednesday. Held by the Enemy.
Thursday. in Sight of st. Paul's.
Friday“ Too Much Johann
Saturday. The Great Rudolph Myo-
tery
flATlNEBS:
Theodor: A Southern Romance.
Wed-cod”. bod Astny.
Thursday. The Creole.
Friday. Lady Audley a Secret.
Saturday. The Room.
A Volulovllio Biro: in itself. Ilene
worth the price of all iuion. headed
by the Grant IIINDA OUR.
Prince—ulioilnu, lo and no unto.
ilvonlnpo. to. 20. on oonu.
Reamer! Sent: on side at unit's
Mire. booth Non-lb. and Wood o
‘W Hornet his” in advance»
INTRflIVIT NOTICE.
1 ‘12.. Morn-in” loving. society.
December Io. rm.
it _
then No points
day
of i
one
the
too
are
our SEMI ANNUAL brvloeuom V
EYE ACHE and
HEADACHE
"mow the cause and effect a per-
No‘ 2 Gazette Budding
S'peCialCloak Sale.
’ W
Wm
' r
at prices ' to closoV
TRISTRAM&HYA
NORWALK. CONN.
the
of
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
United Bank Building.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
December 17. 1980.
The Board of Managers have this
declared a Dividend to depositors.
ntcreut at the rate of three and
half (3%) per cent. per annum for
six months ending December 31.
lillIO. payable on and after January 10.
190i.
interest not drawn will be
crud i tell
ccounts and draw interest from
January 1. 1901.
GEORGE l-‘. iii-illicit.
3w '1'; unsurvr
5:: strains causes both.
?5 Mflc'be only tempo-
r: P!
Pm perly
Adjusted
Glasses
mama! mu.
Sufi: action gunniecd.
limitation free.
H. B. HOYT. Optician.
80 Washington Street.
.‘FO'E'O-TI‘NGFOI‘v‘Oil'Oii‘OWMWO’i’
80
S.
brld
met
brid
the
any
loan
of
from any boat or float oi
ing alongside of the Washington street
Kaitlin raring.
it Enacted by the Council of the
City of South Norwalk:
rction l.——No person ball deliver
my kind ly-
ge unv gooda. waters or articles of
chandise of any description. or any
meets. or any fish of any kind. or any
vegetables. melons or fruit of any kind.
to any penon or persons on said
no; meaning herebv to make it up.
lawful to one said bridge on a dock for
purpose of such traffic
Section 2.——-Everr person violating
of the provinious of this ordinance
ohnli forfeit and pay a penalty of not
than five dollars nor more. than
fifty dollars. for the use of will city.
Section 8.~Ali omviaionn of that
certain ordinance entitled "Relative to
Peddlers" adopted by the Board of
Councilmen of this city December 30
l896, inconsistent herewith. are hereby
repealed.
Adopted by theI Council of the City
South Norwoilt. December slot,
1900.
Approved December flint. I900.
C. (i. BOHAANAN.
mayor. .
Attmt .
JOSEPH ll. TAYLOR.
311‘.
mirror uranium: w“
M 1'“! u I bird
in.
mi
. H
City Clerk. 24 Zr
his nucleate the "affine
m
new. Shepard Knapp. an. notional-nu
lilo Pulpit at humiliated. .
(limb! to the Sentinel.)
St‘ib‘TnlNaTOR. luxury tuner.
Bhopmi Knapp 11:. has ruined the
mum of the rim (loaned-lion!
climb be". on mat of ill health.
Bunnie new in V:I;fl:l. for but:
on no men it
mild leave of abolition "8. tho
mm of col bid bumpy
n:- villi; canal. .
mm. but no.
ESTABLISHED VSINCVB 1868.
H. KRIEGER 8: CD.
THE LEADlNG STORE FOR READY-TO-WEAR GOODS IN
THE TWIN CITIES.
CLOTHING non MEN. vourns App nova.
CLOAKS non women AND GIRLS.
MILLINERY non YOUNG AND OLD.
29-3!
VV 3:: 2953!, .
e- . 1:5 7' ‘ '
West , —. .
Washington ""5 Washington .15 _
Street. Street.
We pride ourselves upon the fact that our ctu ct! are por-
manent ones, and that we have their friendship and deuce, by
continual square dealing and liberal treatment in every my. I' -
MENS’ SACK SUITS, made of Fancv Circviots, in stunnin’
Scotch effects coat have broad shoulders. single and doubt!
breasted vests 510.98 and $12.98.
MENS’ OVERCOATS-Madc of Heavy Ail-Virtual Oxford aiill
Cambridge Grav l-rii c. well tailored and faultless in style. B1098,
$13. 98 and $15.98.
BOYS’ RAGLAN OVERCOATSP—Madc of Henri All-wool
Oxford Frieze. doubl- stitched. raw edges cuffs and it coves. all .
crescent pocketeflgb. 86.98 and $7. 98 I‘ = V
‘ REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made in chinchilla VVclothl, $2.25 to.
3-75
REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made in Kcrscy ClthliV, blue Valid
black. large pearl butt: 18. $3.98 to 36- 98.
curtpnnns' Leno CLOAKB. ages from 2 :65 mVVmw
tan, red, brown and gm 1, very nicely trimmed, prices goofing to
COME AND LET US FIT YOU OUT YOU CAN‘T VIVAYV
WORD WHEN YOU LEARN OUR LOW PRICES
Norwalk Chronicler