1);" Si! no Addresses the Ben-
is 'R ' or Cessa-
7 ASHI'NG FINN January 28
‘ ones. Arkansas presented
. lentia'ls of his colleague,
Berry, for the term begin-
' March,
.1111 disposal of...routiuc
‘N/li‘. To-wne, Minnesota,
' zed for :1 speech.
0 be at once his mald~
and his valedictory.I-1c
' ' this resolution of last 1' r1-
13s ' N
Val" of the Senate was a circle
ntativ cs who came over
o'kc in full and resonant
11 more of the graces of
than are usually heard in
N presidentmhmseli
' which shall determine the control. .diw
N_ vol
111 11111111 uulW1 N ;
thew Filipinos. the altered 'ettit V
in; so marked as to force the cl
sion “that part o'I General. ltsrrltt’e
prearranged task Was to manoeuvre
out at an “kward iriendlln with
Apuinsldo 1i thus to much «touting
tor the. conveIi'ient development or
some secret polic‘y with which he had
some freshdreighted from Washing-
on.
'1 it there was doubt or. the breath
innuemcnt of the plan it was banish-
ed. in Mr..s'i'owne's opinion,
The third article"
or the protocol with Spain rcltd:“'i1hs
llluitcd States will occupy and hold the
city. bay and harbor of Manila. pend~
ing the conclusion of 3N treaty of peace
position and government of the Phllv
lppines. " -
Yet despite thue definite provision.
the president, the senator urged..ia
sued on December 21 1898. hit; famous
‘Vbenevoieut assimilation proclsmmu-
t on
“'l'husfi' he 10111111111111 “the dilemma.
is tiller 3Eltllsr that article of the DIO-
to'col does not mean what it says. or
the president of the United States.
in causing the issuance otN themmcium-
alien to which 1 balls made reference
broke the plightcd faith of this gov-
eminent. it is not agreeable to me
to use this language; but i devoutelr
believe that the u¢puulic 11 at the
genteel; crisis or its history. and i feel
that a necessary preliminary to its
getting safe out. is to cause the people
to realize how it came to get in."
Mr. 'i‘owno said, or the president's
proclnrnmatlon “that among the roses
of its soft ihetoric of love its {air
speech about Dill coming ‘uot as in-
vudeis or conquerors but as "friends
of the ‘mlld sway of justice and or
benevolent usslmilution.‘the already
justly awakened distrust of the Ful-
pinoe beheld the unalieathed and gilt
tering‘steel of despotism."
“If no are bent 011 slaughter. said
he. "let it be in open guise. ii' We lust
1'01 this people‘s laud let us not since
our outmrpilse with false and sinister
pretence. Ruthci let us boldly raise
by the 1
.Conbett' s block. South Norwalk:
gran ‘Wii '01 in
up took oppo'sit'e mums. B'te'tllN &
ire. Tin Plate and -ll'ederal Steel. .
sched 1 is to kill it selling 11er
i' blend of are her
ill Add Tuhekol ll
iidst‘ed 911.11 £1! Brooklyn A'I‘r'snelt
eillhsrply and V sohuttan 1131;11:10-
litpu made i ther game. 111mg .
roe 111111111111 NN.Paui mounted sharply
lpsat on very I1
iii'md'liu the a! stock up live to
block of N
Mic
with St. Poul, Burlingtou. rising neat-l
two points and Northern Pacific 1
The railroad llet generuiiy' showed
and when St. Paul fell back two points N
prices declined all around Brooklyn
dropped 2% N
WALL STREET. nooumConsidcn
able inroads were made in Prices of
special stocks after 11 o'clock. St
Paul (hopped on light .tranaoctlons.
without any sign in support to 154111..
a lull point under Saturday. Hurling
ton, Rock 111111111. Northern Pacific.
Missouri Pacific, Delaware dc Hudson
and Eric lire. preferred lost "i to ill '
A rally to 156 in Sit. Paul and a rise of
traction: Business. however. was 111-
most at n standstill. Bonds were ac
tire and firm.
WALL STREET. Ni '11.
buying of St. Paul ni'Ound 155 started
a rally and lifted the stock to 156%.
other advances wow 2 in Kansas in
Texas ureterred. 3% in subatta'n and
1% inaugar. Mobile ‘1 Ohio gained
nonrlv 2 points. The general market
responded very slightly and prices
went oi! again.
Tooev's ouore‘nom.
Reported over private sure or m A
Bohme. commission broker. Ewart: e:
1:311
Open High Low
. 31
A111 Cot on 31
pearl 'y three police shove Saturday to . '
‘svy transactions and N
dime preferred .
, it ' '
rallied to 55.1: armors and North- . '
urn Pacific were ‘utrong in sympathy ..
strength. but met berry profit taking ;
the buying demand blackened and“
a point in Northwestern steadied the ‘ i‘. "
market. Before noon Stool it Wire . ~ '.
and Federal Steel improved sharply ‘V ‘
and there was some demand for tile
m.-—~—l.urz'o .;.'
1 e111» '
E strains cause: both.-
gt: cull 01'6”th
rarity.
remap: the “Jutland,“ effect a per—
Srfigadlon
guaninlced.
alien fret.
H. B #3
dailiesdingion Street.
. Optician,
l
....E
Any man who wears one
use: new htyle Neckties
-tecks or 19111411111511.11—
A E to '
’Vl‘hr‘e‘e Magnificentiy '
Solo Orchest ‘ 1
, “1.. in.
Ksmhurgs. 4
1
flannel Nlllale’ts
the very boot till" 911111 in this line. and this "’
procure a first-clam garment at a price less than 1111.- 351.111 can be
produced.’
‘.. If]
at prices to close. Every waist is included in this Sale. All new.
fresh goods of this season' 3 styles, all at special prices.
Our sixth importation of Hamburgs 'ari'l'N. new in stock and
ready to show. The line contains all the riew patterns in
EDGINGS. INSERTINGS, READINGS AND ALL ovens. and
is the handsomest collection we have ever shownd Conle' 111 and look
them over.
.n—a—u.
Accessiens to Federal Party by Thou-
sands in the Philippines.
WASHINGTON, .iununry' N28~When
- the Senate convened today the presid-
‘ ing office. Mr. Frye. called attention to
the following Ncablegi'om. which was
read:
Manila. January 27.
“President of the Senate and Speaker
of film House of Repiesehtstitee.
Washington:
by
“Acctssious to Federal Party
thousands in all parts of archipelago.
TRISTRAM a. HY' TT
NORWALK, CONN
' mun easements SUONDED'. " "
Telephenil'Cail 1.19:6. .-
Our entire stock of LADIES’ FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTSI V N. V N
. - l :1 h or irr u. 11 :ilubl
op nin'ghhls 'nddress Mr Towue the sobei flag of international piincy. fin“: It'u‘cii'fi '13:,” 133% .133: 13% Immediately becomes an fi:é;;‘g:.ioéefle£;vague oifiuign‘rhow:
I gagegfilo" 91:5(i’nteéios?) whistle scrupid down the wind..nnu Ain' 5:0". (:0. “4% 1'” Hill; “4% . .NV . that labors of Dart-Via) 1,...” ”page
o'iaa cessatignu‘ogi 'hoii'tlll'ties' Iiiei'iuci'gi'fs'tilf 'i'ti’t'latnugil'ltlftflgb'l?‘ victim Mchison “5"" 48% 45% "6 able“ 0f admiration. Nat Eillnuoou be it"‘iiv'lm' with im'cffi'w:
5 ' . " ' . nt now no two lldl‘tlerl rare at
111311233133? tt'l'ig Shliiiieiliiilisdm'li: se‘m‘o‘ “”9 “‘9'“ 31'3““ 1‘ filiilmoi’ii" :33: 3:; :3 32% 0f himself (done, but of tempted formation up plans more or
intulned"~ti1ut it would ”more "a length i“ s‘lm’m'l ”f his “mum” Ellyn '1'- 78% 78% 76% 77% ‘ ... ' less questioning American sovereign
'éli' 11g“ appeal to the ancient spiiit that the Filipinos were capable of Con 'flrloiith 57% 57% 57% 57% , everybody who sees him ty. Our pinti’o'ri'u 11111111111 main 1111111112
' 01.‘ its rejection must EOVGTIIIDK lhh‘mflell’efi pointing Out Chop & um'o, 3914 39% 39% 39% . ' sovereignty of United States. with ill)
u'tlctb century ’19 2 that eighty percent. ofthe population Chi & N. l'H l7“ s 174 1‘. 4‘11: , C , "'d h l orty to ouch citizen in pursue peace-
.1, - if not into] of Luzon can read and write. and hour (11“. 1;, & Q." ”4 , 145% 143% 1.1438 ome m an let “3 e 9 fully his politicul‘ ideas. ilour of peace
tl netitutlons."' Olufi'thflt filb‘IN‘EovernmeiltNestabihhed (3. M. 81 St. P. 165% 158% 154% 155% - ' has sounded. On our pliitiortn art
bile (“magmas “on“ which m by Asuiualllo was strong. symmetrical Gm R. 1. '5. p_ 122 1231‘ 1217.1. ”2% you to be handsome. grouped many Filipinos or hitherto ir-
a .1“th States force's to the Philip- ‘llllil progressive, NEW—ill the difficult c, c c & s; l... 76 ', 76 V, reconcilable ideas. but some more obV-
l as Mr 'i‘ownc' rhferiod with m1.11mi disturbing conditions Which sur i) & ll. (315111.. “521,5 153 152 152 . stinntudccliuc to Join. for though wrll-
fidelity to the charge that Ali‘uhuil do rounded it. lie (Mildred that "there tape“ 3mg! 44% “1% 42% 437's ing to accept sovereignty of ilniltd
m am his mum to the Spam.“ is excellent reason to 11911919111111 even red or. phi. 7011. 1‘0 701;. 7on . States. the prospect or indefinite con-
01. a bribe lie declared the nccusu- at this day the existing Filipino gov- “Loud: Nae“. 87% 88 87% 87% om 00 1'03. tinuunce oi militner government .=
' as "'arntuitous in the culnmny erVumetnt. low as it'isin cstatexan‘d Nor. &' West, 45% 46% 45% 45% . .. 11):. . “111303 3:11:11 disi‘ru‘s: puraosies oi the 'i't ;» .
N ., . _ 111 gm cry 0 some extent as to ucu- , j . 111' - 1 . n o :1 cs am to 11313 111 r en in a th 11 l ' h 6?
V‘gczéifiutg‘gl‘rgllgfitlgé 2:3 lion. exercises a widc‘nn‘d respectful mlmfgfiiflg itgfiiiégi}: “,in iii: 301ml "OWNE- eion. Oily and Will la'SI during 6 W O a BIO“
”my 11 .. ‘ 1111311711er in“the'th’hllippinfl lglnngs M. Ker. pfd. 541.5 56- 5314, 55% —-——N ..__ "Adloilglmntcn: 1011' the fieafntuglon-
' ‘ nm e aieyc on e genera y v t e M; _ . _ . 1 n grossw 011 gr gprosren n 01-
alfiuszgagl'ihd‘iii'grli‘i'littl'i'iiiis“Enwiilii’ “ml“ “Vllll’l‘iles “l We ”tell." Nsiiii'eiicd'fligo. 111%11 iik I352 i232 MiLi-‘ono A'GIFF'N1 ity Immlyclvll sovermncm with urinal Janna“) While we have gdt [1d Qf a great
a silifg'h't by ourselves availed of "There" is not the slightest ground N. [(1.52 [1,1142% 1421); up 14214. "flail"- , powers. and imatpoueuiout for at local
‘ ii for our own advantage and iln- [01 litirilevli‘ng lbilat any anilFCCIIible '(in' N. Y. 0. & W.. 33 32% . 31% an" O .1‘ "'l. 11. your of slicslgovc'm‘ui‘cdr 1111a" 11 13:1! V ti“
' ' VP‘C‘SS 0“ 33 68“ the e upon the 9 Con. Tobacco, 45 451 7 ' longtime. w cor any con rm l8 V . h
migggf $2312:th isthmieeiiii‘dltii': termination of the Phillipine people North Pacific. 34% 351:: Egg 3;)? mo distrust. Director of tho-Il‘tuiorsi Party mall“ OOOdS, there are S . mfinu .C , 0ng6
us‘ when We found it no longer I" ”5““ “9 l0 "“3 W‘- " No. Par. bid. 871/. 87% 111111. 11611. believes conferring such authority on " N‘ ‘ ‘ V N . '
treasury and when lust of empire ‘5 ‘l' "0‘ clear.‘ ”“3 “Make" “1' Pacific Mall. 43% ’ 43% '. the president would inspire confidence. - - . iflk f
'39 blunted 0111' 11101 ul sensibilities quired. “that the way 01‘ duty 18 equal- Pennsylvania 145% 146 145% 14111; SOuth Votwal'k hasten acceptance of sovereignty of bargalns top tom.
ould mount fiom an act 01' l-V-l‘l‘lllfilh‘“ will“? 1’0 W0 11°0le People’s Gas. 99% 100% 9914 1191/. N1 uulon and the coming of ream Dl- . ‘
11 grand lmoeny “t, e ph- 0Wll people in order to trade With' Phil. 1‘1: Read. 321/, 321,9 31% 32 rectory therefore prays both. houses
. them? Is it not better to allow our 1:, a, ll. pf'd.. 7m. 7m, 7114 711% oMf Sionlgrcizs to‘Vutulthlorlnc; “President '
‘ . customers to iive‘..to hare their good- 30“, Railway, 20 30 r 301 hi 03rd": :8 ie 1- n ov o as 111 31 c v govern-
thfiefggriil‘lgdtzégmtl:giltlgfiwtilzsiggslzl will and tor-leave them the menus of Son. Ry pfd” 7119/: 711?: 71‘? .211: ment whenever he believes is oppor-
us allies. Mr. Towne said Bill‘tlfls- llllli’muot. than 1: kill: tthe]etlt'VOItllgeut of Son. 1111111110. «hilt 44% 14' All ""10 . (Signed)
« twin. 0 earn (1 a roi 0 16 em" 'l‘cnn’. c, g, 1,, r, . r, 3 - 1; ---- ‘
iir'il'unoloc'y iii? Slii'fomggnglsltmssé?iln: “”019 an“ to “WWW” ll" by “930 U4 S. heather. 13": 133: i721“. Iii" "Funk .ll llonrus you. K110 W our Terms?
met with the nice discrimination “m“: “In?" "-8. l4-C0- Dm- 75 7516 75 75% N""““ is hereby mm“ that “I" "D" I’itrdo 1)" 'l‘utoro
'Mmihlatrntion (ilplomav'yf WW Union Puomc, 8:11;. 8-19. 11:1 1131.1. "011"“ 0! “NM 01‘ “m City 0! South “1‘ bum-11m» 'rmroa.
DIHO'IVISHIII'S the “alumina“ or illf‘ DAUGHTERS OF HERMAN. Uii pan "NV 831% 83% 83111,) 83% Nill‘Wiilk will lili‘itt (in Wednesday. Jilll- “Ambrosio [l‘lumzl
ilipinVnes Senator 'l‘ownc acid: ‘lt ' ...—.... ' N Wabash pfd.. 28% 28% 277,9 28 ““W 23' 19°11 lil- .7330 “0‘09" ‘0 9 “JOE E. Nlll‘N
0t easy to fix with accuracy the Annual Meeting of-the Grind Loans \Vegt Union: 33% 33% 33% 8814, O'illoilk i). 111.; Sulurilfllh 'll‘l‘Nbl‘llfll‘i’ 2. "Tomas Del Rosario. e 081 own. no 0 8.1.
when thé design was formed to Held in Hartford. * Ex. Div.. 5 per cent. ' "MN "I 2 (l'iilimk. l0 5 O'CIOCR'D. "Li “C. B. Arellmm.
iorclb‘ie ”03888810. of the Phlll , VN N' N_ . N u lilx. my 2 per cent Wednesday. February 6. 1901. at 1:30 nimmmy or Federal Party,"
I ! HAR'FFORD. January 28 ""' T110 w u 0 ' ‘ o‘c‘ock to 9 o'uluuk IL “L- Wednufi. ”...—......— ......
islands, nor to ascertain the mind NE YORK urinary ..8~—'i hor'e was -
'lloio' glOomy recesses this enter-
as of sacrilego 11nd violence lira:
urea. form and pressure. N There
been evinced a disposition by its
t‘Nlllustrious sponsors. as if their
'hstic souls already trembled at
. lb‘quieltiop 0! after cites. to impute
dblilous responsibility to provi
itself” 1 know not which to ad
the more. whether the modesty
dirclaimn credit for the policy.
,1 ‘uoloeskl presumption which
. ea 11nd betrays the vaunted
tied; :‘tlie Almighty.
u whither party. no nation can
- iduntabillty for action by up
their origin to any other
than human motives and no
out; The policy of the ad
am the Filipinos must
(leper justified at uli.1n
ot' like reason and the con
mankind ” N
no declared upon the arrival
3 Hdiiil‘l Uplift! MWflIfifilhg Ih'e Slhio
Grand Lodge of the Daughters of liar-
mnn lu-ld its annual meeting here to
day at Germanic, Hall The delegates
come from all over Uonuec'tiout. Breck-
i'nst was survéd in the dining room ct
domain llall 1.1 1101111111611... No
3. of this city.
1 The business pension began at 10
o'clock. Routine business was tron-
sncted and reports heard from the of-
ilcere. The meet as this morning. was
Opened by Gr President Cline A
Heliricht. of Hartford. The report or
Grand Secretary Otto Berger. of An-
eouia. gave the present membership
of the order in this state was 721.1119
various societies having a total citiiittll
bf :10. 701. 99. The income for the year
was 33 048.20 and the expenses ll;-
926. 62. of which $1.500 was death bene-
lits for seven sisters who died «build!
the your.
. .MAID'IAMM 1N e'i‘AMFono.
r119|mp . N
581111 burly
8%.; ”all find “My;
N of Mayors. numbering a ct twenty
live mind her lent nigh and spent
the night in an e pty tenement house
near the rsilrood station.
Therm have been several complaints
niramly to the authorities by the poo-
phi living in tile not sport (1 in 1's-
gurd to the sanitary ondl on or the
camp. The health authorities are in
vestlgatiug. '
l l
DISCHAROII IN INNKI'UPTVGY'.
1'1 “up ..
O I. I'
tilln
great activity in the January options
on the cotton exchange this morning.
The opening price Won 10. 110- and the
quotations steadily udvuuccd until
1.175 was reached at ii u.m.. an ad
venue of 345 points from the opening.
The phenomenal advance was due to a
muscle of shorts.
The sole feature of the loos] market
during the torenoon was the action
for the January delivery deal. This
was of a“ sensational order with the
“clique.” proving itself one or the most
the ilrnt hour l2 cents was bid and re-
fused. Not until 12 75 m bid were
there oiferln'gs in eulllclent numbers to
even temporarily appease the demands
1250 ch excited covering». The late
Liverpool nobles proved more friendly
or decidedly nrmerN spot marinate.
Speculation on a whole was conserva-
tive. the Jsuusrv manipulation holding
thed attention of oil branches of the
re s. ’
how 'iii
cry :10. with Mrs. Richard ii
iii Writ nventic. At t'
Miss lichen 114111 lust
prices were grimy”
V pings audM
merciless ever formed. Within the'
first half hour. shorts were bidding
ll 60 for January and by the close ofL
or frantic sherts‘ Pronttsking than
caused a break to lb cents. through
' this was followed by o’fresh rice to
while late reports from the south toid’ .
' or the White House is not
‘N night.
‘ upon for key: he would probably noun
id
or 11111111119: m‘t'ii'
the ‘e
day. February 13, 1901, at 7 :30
o'clock to 9 o‘clock p. 111.; Thursday
February 21. 1901, 111 'l: 30 o'clock to ll
o‘clock p. m, in the ‘ouncil chamber
on iiav'iinud litre-ct, in 1.11111 city. for the
purpose of heurinn and determining sii
appeals from the doings of tho asses-1-
01's of paid city on the list of 1900.
Dated at South Norwnlk. January 20.
1901
”CNN McMAHON.
MATTHEW CORBET'E.
.119- to [22 some of Relief.
N . NOTICE ‘ . '
A meeting of the stockholders of the
First National Bunker «South Nor
walk. 001111.. will be lipid at the bank-
ing house on 'l‘hurudui'. Full. 21 1901.
at one unlock b. m. to, trike action on
placing the bank in runner" liquida-
tion. Polls will lie open from one to
two o '11le p.111.
1311 order of thoR 'llom'd oi Dlaeotora.
BELL F 03's,
President.
1111 2814 ll
.‘ianusry 19 1901.
N6 KIVC 'i'O wHi‘l‘I H'OUIR‘.
in these modern days the ”'11:.ng
.1
ecticall no doors roe
5i: bio and 11111111111 ob
111111.111: oi theses formerly in use.
his policemen are about the only doors
«the Executive N Houston. 'l‘huii
guard the dildo. doors are“ hours oi
the tier $11M nail};
to e lode
and thereieno need ~
sill-Moo lion
NEW RECORD. FOR THE WOMAN
BHOPPER.
"The were "oi the female ulioppoi
are beyond the ordinary nelcsniun's
ken. " acid a disgusted optlciuu. who is
in business in the shopping auction or
the city. "A weinnn came. in here tho
other day and ,aukod the prices of all
kinds and styles of spectacles and eva-
glasses known to those: in the trade.
Finally. after 11 half-boom quitting,
she ruetled out with the remark:
"l‘hsnk you; impact to get a pair of
glasses for a. birthday present. and I
just wanted to know about the pricos
oi.‘ them.’ "—d’hlladelphio Record.
WW
Solvent Netl‘ce.
District of 1101.11.11.11... Probate
Court. January 20th. A. 1).. 1901.
illltnte oi (luckier 11‘. Taller, late of
Norwnlk.'iu iisid district deceased
The Court of Probate for *the Dirt-
trict oi ‘Norwnlk hath limited and iii
lowed six month from the date hereof
tor the monitors 0! said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those Who neglect to present their so
counts, properly attested. within said
time. will be debsrred a recovery All
person is indebted to said estate are
hookup 1"1 «£611.11;
11 c N
requeste’dlto 111111111 immediate pay 1
Weekly Hull Paid,
Bitch" illne' Turkeys. V V
:Prlmc 11111 119111. . V
i . N.
‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler