ino'rou STREET. '
. of Mlhnuota; Offers a
notion, and Give; Notice That
ii Addro‘n the Senate .
Mondiy.
W...-
1.»,-
Hi GTQN January 25-»When
91 11c convened today Mr. I'cr
’ ifornla. from the fisheries
ttoc. reported a bill to establish.
i' 1311 once of $10000. a lobster
' than state of Maine ltwas‘
iii also was passed to increaso'
mommodntiona of the Providenceilv
litany Minnctosa. offered tho
oint resolution:
‘stlce, the public welfare and
in tho
, 1 terms rocog-
open I? the Philip
” ooiii and. conserving and your
' interests of thc Ilnltei
he asked that the" resolution
, table and gave notion thnl
. M day next. he would address the
non It
. Howley. chairman on the com-
too; 11 Military Affairs stated that
,greement had bcen rcached by the
no as upon the army r1101 ganiza
bill. and he requested that the bill
ted for the use of senators.
'rjef colloquy lhc ieqncst was
16.111111 the understanding that
Lwas not presented formalln
,ofic‘n‘ate.
‘ScottrW-eat Virginia. prcacntml
credentials of his colleague. M".
{111111. ..who was rc~11hactcd recently
_ In oi nix years .bcglnnlng on
th‘ tibial-ch next.
.7111 credentials wcrc mun.
JJ .ho'prosident pro tom. Mr. Frye. uxr
.1 Ef‘ulithority of thc Senate. appolntcd
‘ Bacon. Geolflgia to road \1 unblu'
11 Fnrowoll Address 111 the Sonata
W‘ hington‘ 5 birthday. Fobruary;
bill which pasacd granting to tho
n cos of naval stations. navy
d8 arsenals and gun factorics. fif-
11 dayn' leave of absence cach your.
1 an: 11 “1111311113111 lil‘oiost from
Halo. who declared that just as
J as; per dlcm cmployccs obtaiucd
oyment in the government scr-
’tLey bc‘cnlnc clalnomus and vo-
formic for 1110111 pm and grcaicr
illegos. Consideration of tho ln
alppropl'iatlon bill “as thou re
aWASHINGTON. January 25—Wben
1111-1011119 met today n'f1'.Hull.chalr-
11' Of! the Commiltcc on Military af
15.111111111111911 lhc lonfexcucn report
J J c army rcorgauizuilou bill.
Mr."'Rlchnr1lson. the minority Icad-
requested that tho report be allow-
,0 lie over until tomorrow. The
Ol‘t had not 11111111 prinicd. hc aaid.
d mdmbcrs should how an oppor
pity to mamine it.
Mr. Hull would not 11111111 In this.
a old tho c.011fcrencc had bccn lull
' fair in tho pram-arc or thc minor-
reporta. and whilc they did not
J . e‘ to the principlc to Inrrcasc the
' hdlng army. they had agreed to tlu1
an. The bill. be said. had been
.1111.» it should have born a law
,, run works 111:0.
fit hill-l not been hold 11p hcrc."
trod Mr. Richardson.
1111 liefc."1‘eplicd Mr. Hull. “but
“it B been outrageously delayed In
it Congress of the United Staten
.hirtydive thousand volunteers are
return home. and they must
rgpiacod before .Iuly I by soldiers
_‘ a regular catnbllshmcnt unlcsa
, are willing to great Injuatlcc to
J J J by holding them there."
.01: oiling. hir lluil cxplalncd In
no concessions of the two
Nil 5 on the inrloua firms. In mo
of bin oiatomcnt he had 11
exchange with Mr llichardnon.
Hull mudo a circuit appcal to
00-
II 1"111111
1-011. Franklin lliii '
J1 JIJulJlm Struts.
Repairing
AJij . 1
[dichloride
' ores. which were operated upon you-
erals J.ee 1111 WI a blflxnlliol‘
generals invitation;i
had strickcu out e pa (1 it high trib-
ute to Iicncrala Lea and Wilson and
paasod a clawing eulogy 1111911 Gan.
sander. whoop Santiago campaign, he
declared would pass into factory as
one of the neutral planned and fought.
in any ago.
Mr liuil wda cloucly questioned
about. varioua features of tho confor-
cucc r1 par 7 in reply to Mr. Adams.
Pennsylvania be 111111 the House con
icrccs had made rely little effort to
retain the House prmlslon for a vot-
urinary corps. lifri Adamo insisted
that the llonac confcrcen should have
stood by tho Ilouao provision.
Mr. Hall dcclincd to yield tho floor
to Mr. Adams. but ylclded six minutes
to Mr. Richardson. 'I‘cuocnaeo, who
desired to obtain tht floor in his own
right. Mr. Richardson said that aov»
oral questions upon which the House
had solemnly declared ftoelf.had been
yielded by the House conferecs. To
vain for tho report would now mean
to vote to increase the list of officers
upon the" rctlrcd‘llat. to which ho was
unaltoruhly oppoa‘cd.
WASHINGTON. January 25~Sec111~
‘tary Long has written the following
letter to chrcaentativc Fitzgerald of
Massachusetts. wllh rcfcrence to tho
contemplated increase in the number
of chaplains of thc navy proportionate-
to the number of enlisted men:
"It Is the opinion or the Dcpartmcnt
that auch a proportionub1 lncrcaac In
entirely p1 opcr with the huge incrcaac
in the navy which has fol-ton piano in
ioccnt yams. it has boon found ncc~
oasary to Increase the modical and pay
corps. and also the warrant machinisia
who do onulnccrlng work. With the
prcsent substantial lncrcasc on collat-
od mcn. many of ”will to scrvc In our
new foreign possessions. there is oc-
casion for the service of additional
chaplains.
"Vern reapcctfully.
"JOHN 1). LONG."
Mr. Fitzgerald has introduced a bill
increasing thc number of Navy chap-
lains by thirty.
WASHINGTON. January 25-—l<‘ollow-
lag is the text of the. reply which the
president recclvcd from King Edward
VII. In answer to his message of con-
dolcncc on the death of the queen:
“Osborne. January 24. 1901.
"The President. White House. Wash~
ington. D. C. '
"A111 most grateful for your kind
sympathy in the irreparable loss which
the nation and l have sustained. I felt
convinced that'lt would he shared by
you and the American people
(Signed)
“EDWARD R."
WASHINGTON. January ‘25--——Satia~
factory aaauraucc have been recrived
born that tho Turkish government
has arrangcd fo mcct the American
claim for indemnity on account of thc
dcafrua'tion of th1I American mission-
ary propcri' at Harpoot. The details
of tho arrangement are purposely with-
hold of this tinu'. but from tho lact
that one of tho representatives of tho
(ti-amps who visiicd (‘oustauflnoplc for
thc purpoac of concliu‘llng a contract
with tho ’l‘urkiah gomrnmont for the
contraction of a warship has paid sev-
eral visitis of late to the State Depart-
ment. it is assumed that this contract
has boon madc 11 mcdium for tho ant-
flcmcnf.
\i'ASlllNil'l‘fiN, January v'I‘hc
rcporl that thc Scnatc committee. In
the amendments It suggested to tin-
wur rci'cnuc reduction bill. rcmovcd
Lhc lax from romantics. pcrfulncrlcs.
'llcwing gum and sparkling wine. in
crroncous. The committee rcducod
'rhc tax on sonic medicinal prcpnru 1
than; and rcmovcd It from others. but
loft If on the articlcn mentioned an In
tho cxlsling law
25‘
\\ ASHING'I‘ON. January
prcaldi-ut plobably will designate a
rcprcacntutivc of tho ‘ilnltcd State's
army. 0on of tho Navy and at least 11
nrmnlucut civilian to art In conjunc-
tion with Mr. Choatc in roproacnfing
thc govornmcnt of the United States
at the coronation of King Edward Vii.
whcn that ceremony, occurs.
WASHINGTON. January 25—1‘1111
confcrcucc report on tho army reor-
ganization bill hambcon agreed to by
tho Honor. the vote on the adoption
of thc rcport bring ldti to 100.
JUDGMENT FOR 312.226.
liAi‘t'l‘h‘0RD. January 25—411 Loo
forccionnrc prococdingc of the Hart-
ford 'I‘rust Company ugafnut tho Hart-
fort Dredgingi Company in the Super-
ior ‘ourt. today. Judgment was given“
for “2.22% the original noto having
been for 812 000 and tho lutcrcat
amountlnfi to 0220. The! date of forc-
clchmro. was not for um second Mon
day in Februnrv.
MR knuanne eves.
UTREC‘H'I‘ January lino—Mr. Kruger‘.
2F~-Thc
tcrilny. arc programing favorably
u-n—h—n—uao
WORLD’S GREATEST RAILROAD.
Russia posses-es today not nly the
longest railroad in the world 111111110
the moat Importnutwunlonll all pol-
units and 0111111111 be wrong. The rail-
road in donation in tho 11111191111111
lino "from 81.119191111111113 10' 1111111111..
nip .011 the Pacific coral. l'llidnlln
, 101g. which la now actionm ly‘coinpiob ii
ma
nib. Hitherto tho
dilation 11111 .11 “if?”
this 11111111111.
110111 on b
‘adlng Pennsylvania and PMaed
I , fractional. ‘
‘ or level of prices at tho opening will:
' J kept, 01.11,ch nil. in
ex 11 (incline of 1% .9 .»
m down 1%.11311 tho l. o
and 1111111 fit
Thorn were 1111111 ‘11
Steel Car. Changes otherwise weJrc
WALL STREET 1L 1!. Imm'l‘hu low.
met by some buying for nupport. li‘ed
oral Steel. Brooklyn Transit and St
Paul wiped out their opening losses
and reacted from if. to 1/, above you-
terday'a cloao. Pronounced uncouth
in Sugar. Tobacco. and Mani: Mon 111111-
talnod the apeolaltica, whiic *'-- all
vanoo of’.’ and 1% respectively in MI:-
souri Pacific. and Kansas & Texan Pro
torrcd bonefltcd this railways. Motif.
of the atockn which opencd of! vapor
cred tully but the demand was small
Pullman advanced 2% and Internation-
al Paper and C. 0.0 81 St. Louis lost
a point each. Northern Pacific wan
bought heavily at 11. and rose 1%.
.WALI. il’l‘ItliiE'I‘, pooch-Prices eased
oii' fractionaliy on realizing. but renew-
ed buying orders for both accounts
wore met and the tone became distinct-
ly strong In St. Paul the rise from
the lowest was 2%. and Brooklyn 'l‘rnn~
cit got 11p 2’1... Special atrength was
noted In Tobacco and Sugar. both of
which were two points hatter. Else-
where Improvements were over a point.
particularly for some of the Profiles.
’l‘runk Lines. Trucilonc and Staci
stocks. Toward midday pricca fell
away from the heat. but there. was no
csprclal prcsaurc anywhere. and a rise
to 40 in Federal Steel brought the mar
kct up again. The moat notable fea-
ture of the marital Was the amallcr vol-
umc of dealings compared with the ra-
1-e11t. average. Bonds were firm with
especial strength to St. Louis South-
western Seconds.
WALL STREET. 1 p. lli.--\Viiii lhc
exception of a rise to 1.1111 in St. Louis
Soufhwcstcru preferred. prices were
woukrr. The decline ronchcd 2% in
Sugar. Tobacco. \innhattau. Stool 1v.
Wirc. Northern Pacific mullinlon l'a-
ciflc.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private mm of in. A.
Hohmc. commiunlon broker. Swariz a
Corboti's block. South Norwulk:
0111111 liluh
Am. Cot. Oil. 30% 30%
$111.81 8: W. 391:; 4071.1
Am. RR. (‘10.. 132% “Mi/4
Am. Tel) (30.. li3'i’1 HMS
.itchiaon. 4471a 46%
Alchluon. phi. 1H 84%
Iialt. 6; Ohio. 8111.5 87%
I'lkyn. R. T.. 16 77'.
(‘1l111l. & Ohio. 38% 381,1;
Chi. ll. & (1.. Midi, ”2%
(‘1. M. 6‘: St. P. tin-1.1 143%
Chi. ii. i. it i‘. list/1 fill
I‘..C.C. (0 Std... 711 71’.
D. & It. Can., Hill/2
Federal Steel. i
li‘cd. Si. pi'd.. 09%
Lou. 8133111111.. 87%
Man. Consul. 113
Metropolitan. 101
.\l. K. 8 T. lif1l.48%
Mina. Pacific. 85
Not. Lead (30.. 171,4,
N. Y. i‘. & ii. ii] 141%
N. Y. O. & W.. 30%.3Iill
3011. Tobacco. 48% 44%
North Pacific. 81W; 81%
No. Pac. bid. 85% 851;;
Pennsylvania. 11414 1117...
People's (las. 08% 00%
Phil. & Road. 31% 3W2
i’. & R. pfd.. 70V.~ 71
Son. Railway. 181;. 191“
Sun. Ry. Md, 0905 70%
Son. Pacific. 121;. 43%
Tran. C. & 1.. 56% 58
U. S. Leather. 12% 12%
(7.8. L.Co. pfd. 78%. 74
U. S. Rubber. 2]
Union Pacific. 82
I'll. Par. pill. 20%;.
Wool. Union. 142%
i :30
30%
Mill;
133’)“
i l -i ii;
451%
iii-"ii.
36%
Thin
dill-g;
Hi 1’71;
147%
“801’.
73931
“150%
~18
(39%
83%
i 13%
Nil-"ll
.1914
861:;
Iii/4
Hi ‘1.
Low
3111...
3:1 1,1.
l .32 b,"
”333
4431’.
837a
fill
in
38
Hi ‘3.
”Mg
i Him
73%
46‘
49 ,q
33%
114%
1591'
497i;
8?
1'1"};
18311
69%;
42%
56%
[2
7395
31"};
2034».
121g
82in
.,.. 1S1
ul
Rfl
WHAT TO DO WITH THEM.
"Just. boforc Montana hcramc a
state." said a citizen of Helena. "the
Clark;Cartc1' conical occurrcd. and
most bittcrly was it fought out. Any-
thing that could be turned 01' twisted
Into 11 campaign argument was sought
out and brought to tho i'roni. Commia.
aloncr Sparks. at that time head of the
general land oiilco. had 111111111 a ruling
th 1 thereafter no trons Icon than eight
i1 . es in diameter should bc cut down
for agricultural or minim: purposes In
fcrrlfory boionxong to tho llnltod
f'lfatcu.
“This ruling had urolmod a ntorm of
Indigoant protest. In Montana and had
straighlway assumed a prominent
placo on our of the main Issues I11 tho'
Clark-Garter campaign. I was apoalc»
Ing one night at Bowman. and. 1111 was
natural. l attackcd this ruling of the
land commissioner and showed. 111.
least to my own nutiufnctlon. what in-
jury and Injustice it did to both farmcr
and minor: and so I worked up to what
had always prcvionaly provcd 1111 cf-
fcctlvc pcroratlon by coking tho 11111111-
tlon. ‘Wbai. my fellow cltizona. can
the farmer do with eight Inch trooa'!‘
"'I'hc answer to this had previously
Invariabiy boon chance. but thin time
auhrlll voice In the roar of the hall
blurted out ‘Why. aplii cm. of courao,
.vc confoundcd fool!‘ and I not down
amid the rihalil and dorlnlve learn of
that vast ncdlofhco.i J1 .
W...
1
A Loud FAMILV NAME.
Some of our Basque fellow rcnldcntu
in Maxim hav‘alonp and unprononncc
able names. but the “cord lona name
i n auraama) is: ' «
Erratabor rrigot’coctacocchcai
This marva out 111111111 manna “that;
new rcd mill of the housc above?
The hlotorlc name of lturbido is also
finance by origin and means “the road
to the fountain.”
era of blond hair for rich Roman prin-
ces-ea. who lured tag“ contact of its
1 V will
and tightly on i“ 15' or. and
Wow
mm 11.611
, February ill. 1901. at 7:30 o'clock to Ii
Teutonic peasants were the world 19‘“
ir illt‘ok 11m. ,
TiOKETSJ 35 CENTS.
Can be procured at Hoyt'a Theatre
and 111111.. drug atorc. whom rcaorw
1111 1111111111 1111111111 Monday. January
21.111 7. 30 11. n1. Tickets can also be
secured of members of tho club.
drug store. Norw Mk. 5 days In advance
0! each performance
”W
HOYT‘ S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. MATINEE AND NIGHT
' JANUARY 26
Fitz and chatcr's Musical Comedy.
Breezy
Tune
A11 bright and breezy as the titlc.
BARGAIN MATINEE saruaoav.‘
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
10 AND 25 CENTS.
NIGHT PRICES: 10, 20. 30 and 501:.
Rocorvcd Sonic 1111 chic al iioyl'n
'I‘i1cafrc. South Norwalh. and chd'u
Drug Store. Norwalk. 5 days In advnncc
of cnch pcrf’ormaucc
11.111.111.11.» 0 0111.101 .111. 3.11.11.
EYE ACHE and
6 HEADACHE.
[8:6 strainsc causes bot/1.
ups rch'c’he only fcmpo--
ratify.
Properly
A dj u s t e 0'
Glasses
mow: the anus: and effect a pcr--‘
111.15ch Cure.
Suigfjdioa uaranfccd.
slain face. 1
H. 3.110 ,Optician.
w0¢ostors0¢0$01=fimo
121.303.: =O=ItO=I=O=I<O1¥G1sGsOZ=O>hO$
Q
g 60 Washiugfon Sfrccf. 6
W“.¢.W.¢0$0*.N.‘r‘.*m’
Any man who wears one
Jf our new style Neckties
—-tecks or four-in~hands--
immediately becomes an
0000000 '
object of admiration. Not
of himself alone. but of
everybody who sees him.
Come in and lot us help
you to be handsome.
Gomslock Bros.
South Nimrolk.
MILFORD )1. 131mm,
Manager.
South Non-walk
Board of Belief.
Notion. In hcrchy glvcll [lint tho
ilonrd of liclicf of tho City of South
Norwulk will nun-i. on chnaaday. Jun-
uury 23. film. at 71:10 o'clock to II
o‘clock p. 1b.; Saturday. ifcbrunryril.
11101. at 2 o‘clock to 5 o'clock p. m.:
chnoaday. February 0. mm. at 1:00
o'clock to 9 o'clock p. m.: Woduca-
day. February Ill, 1001. at 7: an
oolocli to 9 o'clock p. ‘.m . 'I‘hnrnday
o’clock p. 111.. in the Council chamber
on Havliand ntrcet. in acid cli..y for thc
'purpoaa of hcariug' and dctcrmiuinn all
oppcuin from tho duiuaa of the canon»
urn of mid city on 1.ro hill of 111110.
‘ Iliatod 1d. Bouth Norwalk. Junuar y 21)
10111111 F. 11111111111011.
MATTHEW OORBET'P.
Board lull
1111 1111
WM" ,
11' 1“ ‘
Reserved Seats on 11an at Hoytia .
Theatre, BouthNo‘rwaih, and Wanda ‘1
Our specialsalc of all kinds of LADIES. MISSES’ AND
CHILDREN’S CLOAKS AND JACKETS We 11111le1- many of
the very best thing; left in this line, and this is an opportunity to
procure a first-class garment at ,a price lens than the goods can be
produced.
i
Candies"
3111111011111.
Our entire stock of LADIES’ FLANNEL slimy wars'rs
at prices to close. Every waist is included in thin sale. All new.
111. '
fresh goods of this season' sJ styles. all at special prices.
Eamhurcs. ‘
Our sixth importation of Hamburg's are now in stock and
ready to show. The line contains all the new patterns in
EDGINGS, INSERTINGS. BEADINGS AND ALL OVERS. and
is the handsomest collection we have ever shown. Come in and look
th cm over.
Hi8 STOMACH REMOVED.
Extraordinary Surgical Operation at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
.\ rcmarkahic surglml opcrutlon was
wrl'ol'mcd novcrni daya ago on Albert
inncdorf. 11 German. living on Chcrry
stroci. ilnnmiorf bad lu'cn hurt In-
tclualiy while at work in a iunrilinc
ahop. At Erlangcr Hospital. aflcr
long study of 1111- 1111111. Ur. ilcrlin. with
iiunudorf‘u consent. dccldcd upon lus-
roic mcnnurca. 'l‘hI' \vholc 511111111111
1.11111 rmnovcd from lhc 111111111. boil). and
his «nirailn 111'11 put upon a mznhlw
inblc. whcrc iii‘y 11'1'1'1' \\’0l‘i11'ii upon.
'l‘lu.‘ aurgconu dinl'm'l'rml 1pc 11,113,;
and cut. ucvcrnl chiruliu from lilo atom-
och. and. washing what 1111:; ln'ii lilo:-
ounllly, piaccd it back in Ibo "11111.1
body.
Tho patient was thou rcstorcd to
minasiolmncsn. llc romaincd in u crit-
lrai condifon for acycrnl days. but in
now improving. and will In all proba~
biliiy rccovcr.~L‘.l1alinnnoga ’I‘imcs.
WOMAN'S LOVE FOR CLOSETS.
Mru. Burton Harrison rcry truly
says In her article on "Society Womcu
in linaincss’ that archlfccturc offers a
great hold for them. The rcal prob
lcms of that nroi‘csaiou man has ncv-
or successfully solrcd. As It. is not
his buslncac to kcop a housc In ordor
he cannot know how it should be ar-
rangcd. With him closcis arc merely
lli‘CllEiial')‘ f‘ViiS. “'ht‘l‘fiilti ll woman
realizes that the closets should be out.
lined on tho plans first. and tho space
that. In left out up in the numbcr of
rooms dcolrcd. In truth. Mrs. i-inrri-
aon'a comment on the subject of rios~
ctr. loads to the uuppositlon that aho
has heard of the Chicago woman who
Inaistcd upon planning her own
house.
“That In a fluc largo dlnluuroom you
have." said thc architect. who was on
gazed to attend to the dclalla and sup-
criufcnd tho construction
' [)laingrooml" exclaimed the wom~
an. acornfully "It's mighty littlr you
know about a model home. ’f‘huf‘a thc
china closct."
"Don‘t you think." auggcstcd tho 111'-
chitcci. after ho had recovcred from
the shock. "that. It would ho wcll to
haw an alcovc In this big bedroom on
the Rocond floor?"
"That's the llucn closet.”
the woman.
“But there aro two windows in If."
protosicd tho architect,
"It In of the, utmost. Importaurc that
n lluca closet should be well ventilat-
ed." nxncrtod the woman.
The architect went over tiu- plunn
carofully before making any furthcr
comment.
“Ah. now I understand" hc said at
last. “flora in your room on tho third
floor."
"That's tho storcroom.” abe auawon
cd. “l have only attcndcd to thc most
Important details on each floor. You
can put thc othar rooma whorcvcr thoy
will fit In. "——-Chlcago Pout.
Soireni Notice:
l’iialrict of Norwnlh, 1111.. l’rohau-
Court. January 24111. Ii. I').. 11101.
Entalo of Mlchuol Sliccdy, info of
Norwalk In said flluf.:,rI1t 1ch round
The Court of P chute for thc Illa
irlct of Norwaliui iituth Ilmiicd and al
lowed six moulha fro 1 tho daic liar..-
of for tho Credit, r11 0 mid catatc lo
i‘liliiiii. thclr cln ma for cctflcmcat.
Thom who no lent to bronchi. thclr a..-
couuta. propory attcntcd. within said
than. will be dobarrcd 11 recovery. Ilil
pcruoun lndcbtcd to said nutalo arc r11-
uuostcd to make Immodiatc payment
in BRYAN D. sunnov.
i213 fill Executor.
canny . W ..
ESCULET‘I‘S
, Nil"
rcturucd
TRIS TRAM & H YA TT
NORWALK, CONN.
Telephona Call 169- 6.
H. Krieg‘er
6 Co.
29-31 W651 WaShingfan Street.
Our Great Clearing Sale is still going
on and will last during the whole month of
Jannnru. While we have not rid of a great
man OOOdS, there are still manu choice
bargains to pick from.
You Know Our Terms:
No Deposit Down. One Dollar
Weekly Until Paid.
H. Krieg’er
6 C01
New Century Market.
. ..1..N_..~., M. “’9‘!“
Special for Saturday.
Extra Fine Turkoyl. 123/2111”: luring Lamb. fill/,1)
Prime Rib Rout, Mo Lamb Fm: . 100
mu flout 121 , “m""m" “ 1“
’ /2¢. Fruit thouldorn. 01.
poflorhou“,°‘0.k1 ‘k pork “on.“ :0“
Routing calcium, Native. Ilia and“; '
Fawn. ill/go rub and Fluid“ Trim, Pig-f
Pot Rant, 0 to m not, Mot and 00111 1111111111.
11.. an
Norwalk Chronicler