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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 25, 1901 · page 8

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to be bold thin Week. 1

session, in scheduled

tho" constitutional reform
resolutions will;

The resolutions to

outdated to the most .

, snob town one rep»
lh owns or 5 000 oi over

it! 7n 1‘
out {is to then otual standing
on those important nint—
uderstootl on good on-

.S the amendment pol-

the will been long and bind

elation when it gets to

43 Without snying. and the

In in] turnout at all 1188111“

;; poet with antenna. The

hi week will probably bling
h I

. ; e. and some interest
ts are likely to be heard.

413 mi lakes throughout the
.; *epenls will be in favor of n
. hat in to he reported in
the committee The Jud-

‘tee will consider several

' sums thin. Week.»

ll admitting non—rest»

clams to practice in this state
up. as will also the, bill pio-
rds of finance for towns

1 list of over one million
aorporatlon law will ul-

‘ The negro

(lift; that no person on no-
"lor. may be deprived of ho-
.p i in duo tot Tuesday 011
- the Judiciary Committee
idel the proposed antldno‘nop-
he hill and othol telephone
On Thursdav the New Haven
txhills Will be afforded a hold

tinny 'Committee on Wednes-
tithe up the impoitnnt adju—
nl bill, that moi-gamma the

d (‘onuriiltce will this
go through with a large amount
“ mint business. On Tuesday

“Will he heard incorporating a
way between New Haven and
hi’ch will result in a sharp
ten the Bloom and the trolley

osied 0n Wednendny will

[the Dnnhury and Morldon pe-

an shall work more thun
‘1“ twelve rouccnutlve hours
Witty 'wili could the Groton
Slonlngtou extensions.
dune this Week the Law and
o bill will come up for do-
also the eight~hour low .Tho
bull! to he our of tho moot
bus for oi the warden.

. m WALL arnaa'r.

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ll'l‘. iozlo n.
‘r stockn was very largo und
the opening I’lliod or Am»
dd tdvanocd in lmndon bo—
openlnmhrro and tho intern
Wit! ull loll tho bone'lll it
than rising o point

to hill. coxnpnrod with

u. and 6000 shards of "

(in hold at 30A to 35%.
'on mommy. 'l‘hd

homing. including ~

Arm (1 tango
"ill.

ting.‘
on Win listen to the pros .

be q

011““! piominnnt, axorulmdéos u hi on ‘E
log force cisttwhel‘ and tie reaction

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On

oil... it 'I‘

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r, ores of Domain it Wentnru 4

 

The udtlvlty oi the trodinH was
undimininh‘ed and there war some rah

was checked. Cleveland Cincinnati.
ht ”Louiuw wna tho lending feature. ris-
'l’

vine
rice th"-ln 'l’ moxdlv be
Grangcis and Partition. Prlteii did not

urecovér to the opening‘ uverngo for the
‘tocognincd loading stocks

Dotlinen of
l to 1% in the. Smelting stocks and

. 'l‘ouncsséo Coal halted the advance

Bonds were fairly name and irrpo 'ulor

WALL STREET 1 p in -’~'l‘ho npcc
uln ion become animated nod brood

i1 nutnmouu new points of strength
developing. Fowmost in tho movr
moot won the Whoollng .52 Lake Erie
Altous Lake mile (in Wontorn South-
orns. Chlorine it: Eastern Illinois Was
told Union. North Amorlcun. Pitts
burg (l C. C K: St Lolita, Gonorlil
idlo‘ctllt and Blood Stool. all of which
wore l to l polnto higher nhovo last
week's close Tho slundnrd railioudfi
and spoolnltiea worn dull undo
\vliht easiol. mo on .
lost; most or its 1‘3 points i‘iso ol’ Slitur
any and New York Chicago 8; St
Louis Common and the Second Proton
ind; reacted 2 to 31,4 rospootively fioni
tho highest. Peoria & Eastern also
yielded two. and Grout Nortlinrn Pie?
inri‘ed 2%

WALL STREET. .2 p. ll].-'l‘l‘i‘ill$i‘it‘

tiono in tho usually ohsturo stocks in
refused in volume and now issues non
italitly joined the upward movement
Evansville A: Torre liauto unto non
ipi’tuous in it rise of 4"
turbo which had been tnkon hold of
éarliur lncroasod their advances. on;
deditilly Lake Bile &. Western. which
old up 0% in all.‘ The buoynucy or
'lione stocks contrasted sharply with
he] sluggishnoss of tho principal mur-
koti lenders. which encouraged the
heirs to‘ put out abort linenoi‘ tho
Growers. Phonics.- Sugar. Brooklyn
Transit and Soutliwosterns. under
which'ihcy loll rapidly. Wabash Pro
{cried breaking 234 to an 3.1 The
Ft i144. wore adv nnrcd at point each in
on chart to chock tho reaction. but tho
oinnomivie nus lruitloss and. event
those pioneilios become horny before
‘2 oclork
TODAV' s QUOTATIONS. ‘

imported over pi [Vale Wire or E.A
Bohmo. commission broiler. Ewart! it
Corbetts block. South Norwiillt:

Open High Low 1:30
MN St. & W. ill 4l3
\m. 8. Rti‘o. 1431/ HZIA 1413414134
\ni Toll 00.. 12? 127% ”126% 127%
Aldhlson. 61433 61% 61% 61%
Aldhison old 947.41 95 MM; 942.4
Bolt 42: Ohio.. 924,44 9234 91% 92%
‘83 83% 31% 82741
til *4 64 644,4.
Chvs.&0l1lo. «fill. 463i} 467A
Chi ll. it Q.. it’ll; till: 165 165%
iota. & 8th 1404.4. 100% 149d. 14147.1.
.li it! At P” 128%. lilil'ii 124m

(in St. L. 79% 82 79% ‘

' ll. 0311..”th man its
FoilernlSlcol. 487;; «ill 48%
Full. tit. pill. Nita ldllfi llll'iii
lion. El. (30.. '

(lab. South.

nun.
2'18

. low.
Nor. ll: “flint. _ 51 iii

Mull. Condo]. 125% 121)
Mulropolltnn. 163’ 4 lull-2% 1624/. 163%
M. K. til: 'I‘ pill. 58% Gll'i'. 58% and;
“his. Pucllic 10m 101% lilllli idiot.

hoodlum 15M 15% 15%

.. 2d: H.. 147 lift 14? 4,.
. .0 o W,. 3434;; 34% 3434 34';
(.0 Tobacco 483;. 45%. 544. 451i.
No i‘l’noiilc. 87% 881A. 8795 in
No‘ Poo. pill. 89 "
l‘o nnylinnlu Nil“

m‘il .
"3942.34: : hill? 3
‘tlz R pill" 73% 74% 73%
1.‘ Railway. 37% 29% 2754

in. ny. “21.87% 88% 8154,

48% ifilfi

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yours. and it. had

boonU Supposed hereto love. that their
relations were aluoyn of tho friendlil
not nntuio.

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DISCUSSED THE HlUTS‘. '

A Mldinterial Council Held at the sum
rhin- Residence of tho czar. -'
ST PETERSBURG, Saturdoy. March
tilt-A ministerial council was hold at
Snrnkooholo (tho sum rohidence;
of tho czar advent ; south of
St. Peterabhrg; lento to . nndei tho
presidency of tho ozdr to discuss thd
Tho dole atop ol’ the students
at a meeting yoslordn‘y withdiow their
previous. invitation to nouteniblt‘» tumor
l‘OW. This step Wilts lunch in order
to provnnt the police from initiating
those ubo hum tnkon on native part

in tho Agitation tor the studnntn‘ him»
than and. university roiormn and dinit-‘

dig them into the army. in spite or
this 4t is formed that tho working men
will ansomhlo no spikes ore throotvn
ion to lliélili out tonight.

Several lingo foxcos‘ oi“ troops, on
coutrod for active service. marcho’o
through the shoots today presumably
towards the suburbs to check the Won-it-
men of oorinln factories who have.-
boon opined against entering the city
Sunday undo: the penalty 01' hitting
their positions. '

in military oliclon it is roporlod that
tho olilr- (HS of tho Cossack Guard rogh
moot have petitioned tho Authorities
not to oiuplov tlicm honoofoith in sun
messing tints. holding that pitting
thorn against dei’onoelcss men and no
men is hounnth their dignity.

Lieutenant Genoml Prince Vinsom-

on. a iuombet ol the. luipoilnl Council.
who molested against the conduct 4'»
tho police nod (Jonsucks. is reported to
have r4 signed.
Practically all the bend educational
institutions aio idle. including the
Klinrhon. Odessa Kasai] and Kind un
ivoloillos

ll Etudont nnmod Bohritsky. who was
wounded in the Kirov-Roll riots died the
following dnv.

The above ia nu unconsorod dis
patch Censored dispatches referring
to the some subjects were. received
last night. They conflict in some re
sports pith tho uncensored mesnago

RIGHT REV. SWEENEY DEAD.

S’l‘. lOHN. N. .Mnroh blip-Right
Rev John Sweeney 0...!) died at the
Boys’ lndus‘trinl School. at Silver
F‘diln. three miles from the oily. lodni
Bishop So conoy has been the bond of
tho Roman Catholic Church in Si
lohn dioocose and the prominent fig
ure in tho. rhuuh in New Brunswick
once 1860 when he nun consontntod
bishop He had been a priest since.
lh‘ii. and has consoorntnd no bishop in
1860. Ho was born In County Tyrone.
liolond. eighty yours ago. and was
brought here when unite ydunir.

BEVERLY GlRL DISAPPEARS.

BEVERLY Mann, March 25-«Tho
police of thin oily and others have
boon engage-d sinon yesterday in a
ward] for Miss Mnbol P Woodbury a
dnughlcr of Councilman Alvah P.
Woodhuiy who left her home bore last
Friday and hits not yet boon heard
root tip to noon today the 11011th
mi been fruitless Minn Woodbury is
in attractive young woman. twenty

hours of use. and has been very popu-

inr in Beverly acclal circles.

GREAT

Cloamg Out Sale

’ main out ,

 

or subsequent

42:) [Antiwar AN Am" SELiINr‘ Ar $475 "
3‘. LL OR'rnsuoo ' 4

d4 lty? authliri- ‘ 4 ‘

tor unholy tor *

included did right to ll:
um, no that be‘ late
did not on (though boy

in the euro oi

rt Compnny. tho rote ct W3

the lord! not was first fixed by

t“ rnduood by 41 Subsequent

ordination to, :50 Th h water company
ntlnoknd the valldltvrof this ordinance

‘ and took the case into the state courts.

Tho llllnoir. supreme. Court decided
against the omnan‘y Today’ 3 opinion
oust‘ninnd the finding pl tho pinto court

, Matteo Madonna in blinding down the

opinion that state.- datum were ambig-
nous nut that it had been thought an
visohlo to dooidc but ambiguity in the
interest. of tho public.

A dissenting opinion who handed
down‘ by Justice. White. on the ground
that e- drst ordinance was a contract
in t dissenting opinion Justices:
Bron .4. Brown and Whlto concerted
Tho opinions in all the other canon
worn on slmilui lines

Tho Porto Rican card was not decld
ed by tho. Supiomo Count today. The
court adjouined until April 8

CAMBRIDGE CHALLENGED.
CAMBRIDGE England. March 25~
Tho Cummings University Athletic
Club has received tho challenge of
Harvard and Yale in) n insular net or

truck games butwoon‘ Oxford and Corn- ,

bridge» and liai'vnrd.nnd Yale. to be
hold in New York (lining the early
pint of next July The llox. Joseph b
may. ticailurcr of thin Cumbrldge not.
validly Athletlu Club reiterates that
thorn will ho cvery disposition to or
rnngc 44 meeting, but it is dlmculty for
the (lamb! high then to no in July. Tho
club “ill probnbly suggest another
date preicmbly September.

RAmv who“.
Not Much Precipita pd. but a Good
Deal of at.

Notwithstanding the fact that the
new moon. which showed ltsel't inst
Wednesday ox oping. has what is
known to tho weatherman as a re-
markably "dry” moon,._tilfl.t in the horns
of its crescent curved‘upwnrd'so that.
not Water could spill out. the first Sun-
day thereafter. and that was yootor
day. was a rainy tiny and considerably
of a rainy day at that. The condition
at the water supply has granny inn
prov on within the past ten days.

POSTOFFICE THIEF CAUGHT.

NEW YORK, March 25~Joaeph a.
Condo. who won employed as a clerk
in postofllco branch Fl on Lexington
avenue until February 22 when he dls~
appeared with a mail pouoh containing
$30. .300 worth of ghvernment property,
urns brought back to this city yester-
day in the. custody of Postoiiloe inspec-
tors lumen and Jacobs and United
Status Marshal Shine and Detective
Ryan. the loot two oilicers of sun
Francisco.

$MALLPOX PATlENT IMPROVES.

SPlliNGl‘lELD. Mass. Mulch 25—-
lnuls Shady, the manual: pullout. is
improving, and his recovery in expo‘ct
ed. No now cases have been recorded.
The Board oi Health has inaugurated
l'rne vaccination, and is milking ovary
effort to prevent a spread of the dis
ease.

‘PEAOE NEGOTIATlONB GLOBED.
LONDON March 35-41119 oolonldl
“oratory. Mr. Chamberlain when askt
ed in the House at Commons today. it
It were possible to choose the odor of
the peace terms to this Boers. said the
negotiations were cloned and there
ms no intention olreoponlng them.

r..

tor the ‘

. ( WI: ARE ALSO cLOSINt; OUT
nroumn so so. $400 ANn $4 50 (mops

TALL O OUR FINF FRENCH FLAN}

01 R SPECIALS IN firm: HOL

ARE AS POLLOV‘VS:

Larchi'ze Gutters. ' ' 4c.
649i. Roti‘ncd Milk Pans. “ too.
6 pkg-s. or rolls Toilet Paper, 254:.

Largo Slip 7131it‘ter Bowls,
Crumb Trays and Brushes.
50 it. Cotton Clothes Lines,

rage. ‘Dietz Side~Liit Lantcrns, ‘.
25c. Scallop Top anp‘flhin .
10c. large and small,

AFULL LINE or ROGERS'S TEA Ann TABLE spoons AT SPECIAL PRICES.

 

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TRISTRAM s: HYATT Norwalk, Ct

ENTERTAINMENTS

 

 

HOYT'S THEATRE.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 2911:.
EVENT or we sensom
MlSS oun’rnuon

COGHLAN
Becky Sharp

in a superb scenic; PiOdUQtiOl’l oi
THACKERA'V’S

VANITY FAIR

mg Company Splendid Cast.
Car load of Scenery
Beautltul Stage Settings. »
PRICES. 25c. Silo. 75c and 31.00.
Reserved Seats on sale at lioyt’s
Theatre. South Norwnlk. and Wood's
drug store, Norwalk 5 days in advance
of each performance.
INDI'GNATION "“AT QREMEN OUT’
RAGE.

 

BEPlilN, March 23-m- The Lower
House 0: the Diet‘ today. President You
Kroecher. communicated the result or
his audience with Emperor William.
yesterday. when tho, officers of the

; Reichotag and Diet 'exllroséed the in—

dignation experienced by. the members
of their respective houses at the recent

outrage at Bremen. His majesty said '

to President Von Kroescber that he
was sorely painedby the outrage be-
cause it convinced him that since the
death of Emperor William I respect
for the anthorltlou had decreased
among the people. particularly among
the y.onth The emperor thought that
everybody without distinction should
share in the blame tor the irecent con
dltlons He considered that the
press should be a potent inatrnment in
upholding the authorities and he was
éonfldent that the deputies at all pan
Lies would do all in their power to one
the necessary aloha taken to unsafe
the full measure of respect for the nu-
thoritlea .

ENDORSES CUEAN COMMIBSION.
‘WASHINGTON. March. admin in-
forming the War Department of the
appointment of tho commiaclon to 1-94
vise the Cuban thrill, General Wood
takes occasion to speak in very high
terms at the men aelected Ho sun:

”The communion copulate at three nm- _
erlcans. Molar Tucker ii. Bliss. Senor

Ramon ii. Williams, Senor Lula v
Place. men who have been in Cuba for
a long time. and thoroughly under-
stand. and are imbued with the inter-
out: of the islands; sud two Cubans.
Senor Jose Bucarbl and Antonio uiv~
am. both prominent merchants of tin
vana: whllo tho weretnry or the com»
minim. Senor linurouno Rodrigo“. in

. one of no heat informed man in the

island on the Goblin tau-lit question."
This commission has been instructad

thin the tin-lit mint he no rum-uni as
product: an nuptial revenue or at imt _

315 000,000. u 11 let: amount than tint

would but lnnuiliclent tor the phonon at

the government at (lulu. '

 

QFOH'I‘LAND. Mini mm gift-448"“-

The Leading Outfitters forMen..

Women Bobs and Girls
New Store, 89-431 Went Washington Street.

We hero prcseot to you a few illustrations oi a few good
styles in our Tailor-made Suit Department. '

:Newcocds
Aldrich
Dailu.

two weeks .
our entire
spring line
Will be

replete

in
V everu
department

Don't forget to 3ch its a call. and by all menus. but! in mind
our my payment systam, which enable: you to war good
clothes without depriving yourself of your attic:- unwritten.

 

 

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