Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 21, 1901 · page 8

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ejecting 111'. am to
ounty Commissioners
11 by the People.

RTFORD March 21wThe Judi-
dammittlle sent in today an on.
hie report on the bill providing
the MW and Order League be ob
to enter any town only on re
to! the town officials. Mr. King
" bat the committee were not in
or f the bill but that certain mem-
the House presented strong ar—
his fol 111 passage He suggesin
tear it no tabled so that the mem-
mentioned might have time to pre-
and their views. -‘ 1

Gullfolle asked that the bill be
tor the calendar and printing.

Was so done 1 ‘ .
bill licensing trolley cars for
y r.‘ and providing that the gov-
, appoint‘a commission to tax ouch
pads, was injected on motion of Mr.
Walsh. House chairman of the Railroad
mitten The same committee also
ported uninvorably on the bill vesti-
ins trolley care and the bill was 1e-

this Railroad Committee reported un-

in ably on the bill amending the gem.

. railroad law. and it was rejected
Th act. providing that all street rall-
lids should sprinkle streets in their
respective town‘s was rejected as Mr
it sold the ‘97 law fully covered the

The amendment lesolution p1 ovldlng
or the election of judges of Superior
putts by ‘the people was sent to the
House Amendment Committee from the
pint committee
he bill extending the term of town
191118 to foul years was 1-,ejected Mr.
end. of the Judiciary Committee stab
that the mascot two year term was
nsldered long enough for all purpos-
. . and that if a clerk was worth a tour
our term he got it by r ~electllm.

The bill fixing the fees of town clerks

n iregistrara Was rejected M1. King

)1 us that re present law fully cov-

d the situation.

The Judiciary Committee reported

lilavorably on the bill providing that

, odiclne in addition to $3 a week for

‘ town paupers supported by other low as
may he1 1r.ecovered it was rejected.

‘ The same committee reported unfav»

1 orably on the bill providing a penalty
ior the bribing of prosecuting oilicinls
onithe ground that present laws cov-
cried the point Rejected.

The bill providing that the election
of county commissioners by the people
of the various counties instead of by

‘ the representatives in caucus at the

11‘ Legislature wasrejected by the House
today. in concurrence wilh the Senate.
Mr. King. of the Judiciary Committee.
said that the proposed law did not seem
to better present conditions in the
‘loasi.

The nominations of George B Clerk

, for dad e and Frederick W Bcnhsm
11ll-p11ty lodge of the City Court Der-

1‘ by. which were confirmed by the eagle
. Tuesday. were tabled by the House 11111
moi-ulna. 1.

The lenoluiion incorporating the
Nauutuck Hook and indoor Company
was rejected in concurrence with the

Senate.

1. The House rejected on motion of Mr
,King the bill providing for the parole
of prisoners. Mr King said that the

‘ indeterminate sentence bill now before

1 the Judiciary Committee would proba-

. bly contain the provisions of the pres-

5 out bill. Several petitions signed by
prominent citizens in favor of the inde-
:eoaminnto scorched bill were received

The followlna mailers were tabled
for the calendar and printinn :

“ Judiciaryel’rovidla; for 1111111 day»
imprisonment for taking lanterns from
street: under improvement

lust obcforc adjournment ur. filial»

boobury. bronchi up the
unfillon oi vettibuiin: trolley can.
aflufiy‘h that the need of lilch a in vm

the 911 deem or iii rich“-
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‘ that principle.

in; the or
prise a: 'ti
nopoaoh against tli‘ Law and oral:
vehement

in activity to enf
state. Personall m

any private corpora

some instances, but I linow‘ 111.11 what
i think will one day be the sentiment
of this state. that notwithstanding the
good that is dune occasionally ii in
bad public policy it is bad in princi-
ple and bad in active working. .lt
takes from the proper public oilicers
their jurisdiction over certain crimes
and tends to make public oihcials i3-
aore those irons. leaving Itabla rattlin-
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ill .

ganlzatlon. it pro .

a thing that if done at all is done open-
ly. prize lighting The report unnni
monsly rejected the blil. i don't be-
lieve in the' extension of the powers of
the Law and Order League for any
purpose and under any circumstances.”

Senator Kcneoly was listened to
with the closest attention during his
speech and his motion was carried and
the bill rejected.

The bill adding two members to the
board of the railroad commissioners
was rejected. on motion of Mr. Burton.
from the Seventh district.

The Railroad. Committee reported
unfavorably on, the bill making a
special street railway commission.

Senator Burton said that the Rail
road Committee would later recom
mend the passage of a bi” placing
the strael lbllroads. under the regular
nrllload commissioners. and asked to
have this bill rejected. 1.. was so
done.

Thai Senate iodayrejecieu a number
of bills. The bill legalizing the manu-
facture and sale of firecrackers mil-lo
of othel materials than gunpowder and
over seven inches long was rejected
on motion of M1 Kellenly. The bill
providing that prisoners be paroled af
ter a certain length of time was also
1ejected in concurrence ulth ‘tlle

‘ Hobs-1'

The bills amending the. charter of
the Bridgeport Traction Company.
Shelton Street. Milford Street. West-
oori & Saugntuck and Nor-walk T1 am
u'.ay all aiming at extensions of their
track in and about the towns men.
tio‘ned. were all passed on motion of
Senator Rehe'aly‘. as chairman of the
llnilrond Committee.

The bill ploviding that the poll to:
of all males between twontyono and
seventy be $1.50. was rejected. '

The. bill validating all acknowledgo‘
meals of deeds ilrexularly made (i111
ing the year. in order that the stale
might loan money on its school fund
illll'lel 11 certain case rill Lebanon.
created some discuosl‘on. it was at
first paused. After that Senator Slop
or wanted the matter reconsidered, as
he did not like the idea of the bill it
use so voted.

Senator Kenoaly asked for a recon
ilderaiion of the bill rejected Vector.
day. appropllating money for the ii:-
113 of the. boundary line between this
stale and the state of Massachusetts.
He said that the state of Resuscita-
laits would present the cm to this
state shortly and that something
ought to be done about it. The bill
was laid on the table for printing.

BRIGADE MAY (10 To IUFPALO.

Major Gilbert i.. Fitch. of Stamford
commanding the Second Battalion.
Fourth Regiment. was in conference
with Brigadier General Russell Frost,
In South Norwslk. yesterday. in regard
to the plan of having the b‘riudb in
salami ilaio in June. und acting an

escort to ornor Mullen on connec-
ilclii day

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OBITUARV RECORD.
Mrs. M. J. Allan.
News of the death of
ion. of honoring. N. 3.,bni
South Not-walk. was received here to-

dly. The body will be Novh
on Saturday and the will?
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. ‘WALL STREET. m.-lienlinin11
caused some recessions from the best
in active stcclw. but there were some
thorn gains in quiet stocks. Minnow
oils and St. tannin common and prefer-
'od. Peoria an Eastern. lows Central
referred. New York. Chicago 1b n1.

‘ ..Lonls second preferred 2% from the
eel

WALL STREET,18‘1). m.—-Stodlt

it which usually moved independently of

the recognized leaders of the market

- were sought for and material gains

were affected op small purchases.
Their movements were without effect
on the prominent stocks, which were
dull and only steadily. aside from Sun
or and the Coolers. Sugar rose above
.1144 and Eric Common1za’lned 2%.:
north American sported up six palate
and American Bicycle preferred. lele‘
Eric &‘ Western and lows Central
showed consp onous strength
TODA QUOTATIONS.
Reported ovor‘prlvate wire of E. A.
Bonnie. communion *broker, Swarm d:
Corbett'o block. South Norwalk:
Am. Si. 8: W.. 43 43% 43 43%
Am 8 R. 00., 140% “27,11. 139% 142%
Am Top. (30.. 122% 128 1.127% 127%
Aichlson, p111. 93% 94% 93% 94%
Aichison, pfdr. 93% 9414 93% 94%
131111. & Ohio. 52% 11231 92 92
Bkyn. R. 1'i‘. 86% 85% 84% 84%
Can. South, 61513 62% ill 1 62
Ches.&0blo. «loin. 46% 45% «lung
Chi. St N. W.. 177%, 111%
Chi. B. ill Q..1ii37,fi 164% 163% liil
U.‘ M. &St. P.151% 151% 160% 151
Chi R..l & P..128% 125% 128% 122%
D. a H. (31111.. 165% 166 165% 166
Federal Steel. 48% 49 1 48% ill
Fed. St pfd. 10m 101% 101% 101%
Gen. El. (30.. 216
Man. Coneol. 125% 127 125% 126%
Metropolitan. 166% 166% 165% 168%
M. K. &T..pfd. 58%”5951. 58% 119%
Miss. Pacific 100% 100% 100 100%
N Y.. C. &H. ”5% 1457 ,1'1 145% 145%
N. Y.. 0. & “11.32 82% 32 32%
Con. Tobacco. iii 43 45% 45%
North Pacific. 87% 87% 86% 87%
Pacific Mail. 34% 34% 38% 33%
Pennsylvania. 152% 1523/. 152% 151W.
People‘s Gas. 106% 10836106 102%
Phil. £1 Read“ 33% 83 iii. 32% 82%
P ll R pfd..'1':i 72% ‘13
Son Railway. 213% 2b 26%
Son. Ry. pill” 78%
8011. Pacific. ill-1; 45% loll
57% 57%
13% 13%
713%
19%
92%
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56%
13%

Tenn C. &i..
U. S. Leathel,
U.S. l..Co pfd..
U. 8. Rubber.
Union Pacific.
llu. Poo. pld..
Wabash. pfd.. 35% 37
West. Union. 87% 87% 87 ‘%
WASHINGTON. March 21-00mm-
meat receipts: From internal revenue
3916.685: customs 8859.759; miscellan-
eous. ”2.859. Expenditures, ”J15”.-
000.

931/. 92%

TRUST COMPANY GUALIFIES.
AI Administrator for the Eli-to of the
Late George F. Gilmun.

BRIDGEPORT. March 21——Tile
Bridgeport Trust Company qualified
this morning as administrator of the
estate of the late George 11‘. Gliman.
presenting a bond of $500. 000 given by
the National Surety Company of New
York. lrancia W Marsh. president or
the trust company. says that nothing
will be done today toward taking poa
session 0 the Black Rock property.
but that lie directors of the company
will have a meeting Into this after
noon. at which a definite plan of action
will be formed. The formal move of
‘iho trust company to take possession
of the property will be watched with
much interest. on it is supposed that
it will lead to a clearing up of the
mystery regarding Mrs. Hall's claims.

Judge Nobbn. of the Probate Court.
announced today that he will have a
bearing on the appointment of apprein
era for the Ollmsn estate. The law
does not incite this hearing necessary.
but Judge Hobbs prefers to hold it on

 

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made by Basement 11: llan. 11. 0:111 11:11
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the claimant that he has bead 1111011111
ed that George 111111111111. 0! New York.

who has all along been referred to as

manager of Mr. 1111111111111 ten stores.
urns also a partner in the business
holding a large interest 1As this in-
larinution would indicate that the one
oi the estate may be considerably load
than has been «11.1110311th aroused
much interest, and Orange Merwima
director of the trust company went to
New York this alteration to obtain
ifrcm Mr. 111111111111 a definite state
ment regarding 111'. conduction with
Mr. Gilman's affairs. 1 1

Daniel Davenport. attorney for hire.
Hall was asked wheiii her she would
probably resist when 1111.11 by the ad-
ministrator to surrender the Black
Rock property He replied.
adminietrdtors want anything. they
can sue for lb21wlln‘5allded that Mrs.
111.11 will not bring any more ‘.1n1its but
will act on the defensive entirely.

The null allainsl. the First National
Bank will be the only one in which
she wilishe will: appear as plaintiff.
Mrs. Hall has not Yet returned from
New York. but her atborneys there.
Messrs. Hatch at Wickes. were expect-
ed to send a representative here today
to confer with Annually Davenport.

hate this afternoon. President Mal all
of the Trust Company. said counsel
and been engaged for the administra
tors and that servers“! days would
elapse before any option would be tall-
en toward getdmsoaslon or the
property.‘

TWENTY MONTHS FOR THEFT.

HARTFORD Mulch 21—min the. Sup
erior Cdurt today. William Gorflnllle. a
jeweler at 526 Asylum street. who was

.l‘ouud guilty yesterday, on the charge

of stealing a diamond valued at $150.
the property of attorney Edward J.
Garvin. of this city}. was sentenced to
liveniy months in state prison by
Judge Robinson. _‘ 1

The theft was committed January
l3. Betty .lohnsonc'n servant employ-
ed in the Garvan family. stole the ring
and tool: it in (lot-fluids. who removed
the diamond and put in its place a
piece of glass

The case against Miss Johnson was
nailed.

it takes a versatile man to malts a
different kind of a fool of himself each

1 Tel. Coll me.

HALF TH! MIAT

bold is not young climb. Should all
be like that supplied to our customers,
Young. Juicy and Tender. This is just
no easy to not. Cools us a little more
than the inferior grilles. but we call at
the same price: that the poor moat
brings elsewhere. Beef. Veal, Lamb.
Pork. Sweet. succulent and tender.

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NEW GINTURY MARKET.
Adam Itclnwoid. Proprietor.
lily Bloch. So. this at.

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thatwc are prepared to furnish you with by

OUR SPRING IMFORTATION OF MATTINGSdiave camp (1 to arrive.

cheaper andrhltildsomc than ever

Prices from ion. to 50¢. per yard.

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OUR CURTAIN STOCK 1s complétc with all the how things risli l’oi

Renaissance and Ruflic Curtains 111 Swiss and Bobiuet‘.

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, We are also allowing a full line of goods by the yard fol Upl ring.
Curtain Poles, Brass Rods and Hassocks

We aré alluring the following epcmals 111 this department for cek:

Sink Drainers . ’ . .
Large Sink Brushes . .
1% quart Glass Pitchers .
1 gallon Oil Cans . ‘ .

151:.

51:.
10c.

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Galvanized Coal Huds .
Violet Scented Ammonia

6 Blown Tumblers for . .
12 qt. Heavy 'I‘in Dairy Pails, 351; d Wobd Tooth Picksx

25c. cy Paper She can
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

HOYT’S THEATRE.

ONLY A FEW DAYS TO 'WAu‘l
Two performances.

SATURDAY. 1411110111 2311..
Matinee It 2:15. ‘
Harry Marion's Realistic Southern Pro-
auction.

lhc SOuih Before
the War.

Three score Sweetest Voices. 111 0110
grand swelling chorus—~30 Can: up: on
Buck and Wing Dancers—Sensational
Situations. Heartfelt Harmony. Realis-
tic Scenery—Plantation Scenes, Sports
and Pastimes-80 First Prize Calla
Walkers.

Watch for the Big Parade at Noon.

PRICES: Evening. 15. 25. 35 and 501:.
Matinee: Adults. 1251:. Children, 101:
to all parts-bf the house.

Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. South Nor-walk, and Wood's
drug store. Norwalk, 5 days in advance
of each performance.
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To the Board of County Commissioners
for l‘airfleid County:

l hereby apply for a license to sell
Splrltuous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Lager Beer, Rhine Wine and Cl-
der at 48 Water street. Town of Nor-
walk. My place of business is not lo-
cated within 200 feet in a direct line
of a Church edifice or Public School
house, or the premises pertaining
thereto. of any Posiodice. Public L1-
brary or Cemetery.

Dated at Norwallt. this lith day of
March. A. D.. 19111.

SAM. GOLDBERGEK.
Applicant.

We.-the undersigned. c'ectors and
tax payers. an deilned by low. of the
town of Norwalk hereby endorse the
application of the above named Sam.
Goldberger for such license.

Dated at Norwaik. this liih day of
March. A. 1).. 1901.

John Oldenochlager. Jacob Wolf.
William A. Thompson. William Licbir
blau. .\l. .l. McNerney.

l hereby certify that tho above-nam-
ed ondoraers Ire electors and tnxpsy
era. as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwnllr

Dolor at N01rwnli1. this liih day of
March. A. 1).,

HERIBERT R. SMITH.
mill 22 Town Clerk

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