Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 4, 1901 · page 8

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" 81111 I .TodIv in 11‘

was: sent to the Senate to-
blll as

patienal bank, trust Insurance,

t»; and bridge companies
stock is‘ exempt from taxation
unnolly file In Octoiier a atate-
f1 the number and distributlon
1111111 stock and the market
be name. On 01 before Fen»
not: or said corporations shall
die treasurer a tax of one
the market value of each
a stock. as auch value may
1i learn the amount. of taxes

or g- November. December
"the plate treasurer and
, all n1atte1s
he market value of the 3 area
.con‘lpany. Befo1e April
yeamthe treasurer shall 1e t to
Mn treasurers the amount of tax
‘ d as before stated and 011 or be-
. up! the treasurer uhall diatrilr
to. among the taxing districts
chrtaxlng district may receive
13 amount of tax that it would
hcehved had the shares been list-
he ‘Ii’a'lne of tho stockholder a 110111
1111 axed at the valuation fixed
‘11 . 01111] of Equalization. ,

. tax- derl ed from the shares of
rational ho kin association locat
his état‘e whic were on the first
4 the precé‘dihg‘ October owned by
:n-xeeidentn shall be paid over to tile
B‘l‘l‘ié‘l‘ of the town in which such lla-
goon is located. .

‘ official who shall fall to com-
these provisions shall be lined
, 11‘ 11111111000101 imprisoned not
11 two yearn, or both.
_ on lot the deposits of any sav-
an on April I 190i in

' operations mentioned
Loot equal the average
1- paid by it for the live
recedin danuqr-yi. 1901,1111y
Ia”, e‘co asiuticol. educational
eyelent association or society
pl operty in exempt from taxa-
. lxhe 'entt tied to demand from
chiller 11 h sum not elicocdin;
nt. 011 the market value or
of thB atoc‘k held by it in
‘éurpbrat‘lonn as may be re-
alte the ldividend for the
1131;111:111 to the average
,ii 1113111111, ‘6 by butch corpfira-
6 re more pox prncor n5
‘ of January. 1901.111

11 1311111119110 0h March 111,
”gill then chad be made

tair as paid to‘ the trend-

‘ all”?

 

 
 

ctive corporations
not.’
aforesaid corpora“
, ti'rolnt n

oral Etnt‘nte Envision commission. eon-

iGleene, Michael Kenealy.

tlrods of taxation certain corporations

_ time.

, Battle was

ly by cutting down the tax from fifteen 1 until
milla to one per cent. and adding the
clause concerning ecclesiastical eocic
tion in c. "

Th6 accompanying 1.13611 of the ‘g‘on

sisting of Donald '1‘. Warrior. Gardner
Henry 1;.
White, James P Andrews and William
A. King and sent to the House today
was long and exhaustive. in brief the
report says that under the present me-

have advantages‘ over the individual
In the purchase of corporate stocks
which are taxed by the accompanying
110p01t,'l‘hc‘sn stock‘s escape their lust
burden of the taxation. For example,
more than sixty per cent. of the stock
of Hartford banks in already held by
corporation that pay no taxes at all.
Moreover the, varying rates of taxa-
tion in the several communities ren-
der market value of such stock very
unequal and in certain communities
make it impracticable for «Individuals
to hold such stock.11

The commission has held largely at-
tended hearings' and after careful con-
sideration of the views of state. munic-
ipal and corporate officers and indivilh
unis have preparer! this bill. The corn-
mlsslon bellelea that thin ‘lllll will
bring corporate atoclga to the value of
11111111 m‘llllnns into the tax Inst which
are practically exempt; ivill place inr'
dividuala on an equality with cor porn.
tions in the purchase of stock; will
make the assessments and rates of tax.
ation uniform. will remove the uncer-
tainty relating to real estate exemp-
lions and provide a simple method for
the collection of taxes and the dis-
bursement. thereof in the taxing dun
trio-ts entitled thereto.

VALET JONES RECALLED. .
leoI Additional Testimony in Rice
Murder GnIc.

new lolth Alllll‘1i~'l‘nelll‘uciliail
inns against Alholi ’l.‘. Put.1lok.‘thc
lady-111 amused of (anoint 111011111111
of William iiinruhl itice. who Ioaun‘rdd
today. Charles Jones the valet
secretary of the [dead man. went re:
called-111d his cross 61111111111113?!» “in!
resumed. .lonoa Said thilt on the M4
lernoou before. he attempted touch»
mlt snirido he wrote Home letters.
When he got better be destroyed them
all. He rlld not think they had been
out of his nosseasion from the time
they were written until he destroyed
them. except when he was taken from
his cell to the diotr Ict attorney's other.
One of the letters wan to‘ Fred 13.
House, who was hla noun cl at. that
While in Ilellavuc onnital I1:
rot-oiled visits from .(lllptain linker. of
'i‘.cxae one of the witnesses ‘of the
1891; ulll.i.ute1 he was called upon
by Mr. Bottle Allin present counsel.

“What convemntlop took place be
tween \on and M1 Brittle?" asked Mr.
Monro

'Ailm' Captain Baker had Introduced
me to Mr. Brittle he went own). Mr.
Battle than said he understood from
Captain Baker i Wantc‘rliim do enro-
acp‘t me. .Ilil'..3: 3:ttlo I d how will:
has to 11119111119 my attorney and Would
do t‘ho‘ treat for me; He united me
where I had gotten the knife with
which i out myself anri I told hln. "

"Did you ask Captain Baker in 1111.1
stance, to get you another lawyer ""
wail naked.

”I asked him to send me anlne morn-
ber of the Weeks and Battle Ilrnl.
you;

Witneau cold ‘Ml Battle callodoo
him at the hospital three timeI. On
his second visit, witneaa said; Mr:
accompanied by .lOlleri'

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ . was the unrler'at ruling.

‘ 1 Rice?"

~ father. Witness aIid he had a conver-

my father was very much diatreaaod.

--

: «11111111111111 your

nation with his: father about fnmlly at
Intro. “I felt had." said doom. ”and

refcrrod him to Mr. Battle for any-
thing regarding t 11 Rice capo." .

him"
Jones acid that ho had thought that

"‘ "80"1111 "Mr. oom."l11 that heart
mending moment whene your father was
awful diuretic.
.atood at your bedside. and the tom
of you both flowed freely. yen referred
your father to Mr. Battle for Infor-
1mation reg-rains: the murder of Mr.

III

‘ ‘ .“Dld he not ant‘:ll‘ you that he would

”We

, which

killed Rice.

i'DId you dance him to your
father all h retard to the 11' or of
your?" bonof oto’r. th I youlhiui told

 

re.

firing the truth from,
"111.011.1111.. never
hurry presence" ‘Ifnid .lo;1~1;~1'
he not any. humpld both be
punished if you did not tell the truth?"
1. think not "

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which were written by Jonea be.
here he tried to cut Ilia throat.

l hia‘ cell Wit
It

t id do. do
scribe the” man; ' ‘
.‘Ionoa said it was true that In the
statement of his own cue which no;

a hieehood..in stating that Patrick 111111

“You deceived even your own law-

in or?" asked Mr. Moore. ,.

at this noint Justice Jerome inter-

1.119112131111111 witness is a dent. wick

ed and unfortunate man. [in is n ecli-

confeas'ed murderer and defi
11

toiu‘p‘t but I won't allow to insult

 

,5“ .TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, 10:10 am ~~.-'i‘hcrc
who eager buying all through Ilia lint-
at. the opening, which carried priced
buoyantly upwprda from 1 to over 3
points in the most prominent. stealth:
1.9111911 buying helped the advance. en—
minlly In the trunk lines. St. .Paul and
Louisville. in which the advance; ran
from a to 2% on runnia‘x holes at ‘varyg‘i’
Ink quotations. Rock inland sold an
no int below iaat night’s clone, and b

 
 
 

ultan us, ales and advanced 11de
1th later. Peoplii’a 011a unmarried“
up“ 1% over but night. There woman“
blocks taken of Mirraourl Pacific. at an
extreme advance of 21%.. llllnoln oeu-
Irai was carried up 5% by rapid nurses»
Tiler-c gains of I to 1% scattered all
through the list of railroad stocks and
the high priced induatrhtlarand apeclal-
tion. The only conspicuous exception
to the upward to‘ndcncy‘ wan lnlted
Suited Steel stocks. the preferred yield-
ing in and the common rising only a»
small fraction. The market continued
very buoyant after the opening at fur.
ther notable advances. but Northern
Pacific bloke shar'ply utter 11 fraction).
Ill advance '
WALL STREET. 11 11.1u.—-'t'he 1111p-
ldlt‘y and violence of price movements
during the first hour were bewildering.
About. every stock of rominence line--

 

has of a point or more were frequent.
Heavy realizing canned a 3111- back In
the stocks which 1111 the moat sub-
atantiai gains at. the opening. Mean-
time the Inoustrinls and some of! the
Steel stocks and minor railroads were
rising vigorously. Colorado Fuel gain-
ing 1% and Sugar. Tobacco. Iowa Cen-
lrai Preferred. Baitinune & Ohio, and
Kendall It Texas 1111/. to 2% Ron k in-
land th‘en jumped to 155%. which
caused the other {trousers to harden
again. ilefore 11 o'clock the market

& Hudson. 51111111111110.1111. Illinois
Central, 3 §; Northwestern. 2%. Mia-
souri Pacific,‘ 2%. and a long list of oth'-
are about two points. There were some
violent rebounds again Ill.“ the end of
the hour.

WALL STREET. noon—~1‘radinu be-
came moderate in volume and prices
more stable. Prices worked upwards
throughout. ilurlinrrton rallying 3% to
111614. Delaware «it Hudson iii: and the
active but Keir e’l'nlly trom‘l to 2%
points. 'I‘ha ocni traction atop a he
name b“l.‘i{an_t.s‘3“‘,“‘t‘ txh‘o 13“.“ch lp ot

ietropo an rec pay,
11011111301. ’ odil’ub‘f‘th 11111111111111 lit
claaa continued to' be absorbed nt 1101.

 
 

able iiiii'im‘ifill, over roci ,nfig.’ out.
Ameflo‘th Cohi‘ho big I: M the“

sale; at. P uni to pr found 0.
Northwestern 11111111311. on no
ven 21/ and St. Paul “snot. rec‘d ii
poihta. Uplofidt‘l‘ l‘uol w nli‘ 8 Out-
aura; of the. tractiiinl thin I 6 list fail-
ed to recov’er' to the h'oat ricos. The

market yielded before no‘iiq. except for
an advance of 211‘. ill Amalgamated
Copper. Bonds wore irreculirr.. 11

WALL El’l‘ REID’I‘. I n. [IL-"Vlll‘ll'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

d “ at. 11111- ‘

 
 
 
 
 

Mr. Moore next bmuaht out the lei; “

 
 

. Am. confine. 121

‘n.

had made to his counsel“ ho had told .

10]“ Haiti?" 160'
11111111911 con: M

'N "‘1.,\ ‘.‘C lflflfil}

a parity with last pigllt'u figure on on. ,-

tunted wildly and role lies and recover- ‘

was breaking again wildly in upotofi
’i‘he declines from the beat were Rock ‘
island. 4%, Burlington. iii. Delawl‘tre‘

which ’

orally -.

Corn it‘ll b

111 on,

’2‘055‘ r
rim. an

Ud~141% l,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Can. of hi. 1.1591,.
Chen. R 01110.4 411,4 '1

 
 

. M it do». .5111
QC. C & SCI». 8‘!

 

 
 
 
 

. l: H. 0311., 182
#1 Noah. 105%
, (30330]..139'91‘1,
ct roj‘politan. 185 “
MK.&"'1‘.,pf.d 59
Mice; Pacific ‘10.": ‘
Nat. Land 00., 161,5

N Y.,0 It W.. 361,1.
Con. Tahncco 401%,
Ninth Pacific, 98
No.1’ac. pfd., 95"
Pacific Mail,
Rennaylvonln, Iii?
People' a Goa. 1121,13
Phil e 1101111.. 311%
1‘: R; MIL. 76%
go. Reilwny 2811i.”
-, 11 hp. pd 791;. 1
25011. Pacific; 469211

’i‘ennflfl .. an .

Wilmer 1.1191311
11114.10. 2111.. n:
8. Robb or. 20

union Rinaldo. 94%

Wnbhéh. pfd..

‘0'?
West. Union. .‘

9*.

 

At‘n "meeting of
bank held March

n‘lx months.

and after.
' VIC'I‘QIIS
11108 2w »

he '11 treat.

the o1 ernge

Ado‘m Steinwnld‘,

11719 ‘ 38

 

Iii

M3034
00%
it!“
U11. Poo. pfd.. 80W ‘86“
“"3031

 

3
i151“

h m
,, Am ‘ mated Copper and Colorado '
1 Fuel were 4% and 11 poxnta reapeot».

ively. Shortly before 1 o‘clock New.
‘l'ork Centre! was rushed up 5% above
. yesterdays clone. to 164% This tool:
dent caused a «toddler speculation gen-

waive ouorarroua.
home! over private won or m. A.
11111.11. commission broker. Swarm It
ooh. South Norwallt: _
Open with how 1: 30

 

115%
3% 1.41% 1.43%

138% 127% 127%

.1111 on
“9535‘ 93%.
«Mini 92%
83% 93%
83% 611%

159%
40% “a
190% 191%
' 182% 1811“
1569615735
. 81% 88
150 1521.4
178 182
105% 1057111
128% 129%
165' 10'ng
58% 58%
“”341 105

15%
1191.1 1. 41,9
35% 35%
me 46%
9111.4 91.
94 9411
3711.- 38
157 15911

“1% 112%
385.11

iii

ircctors of this
1901. th e regu-

lar dividend at the!1 rate of three and
one half per cent. per annum was do
clnred from the carnirza oi' the current

The name will be credited April int.
and become payable Apnil 10th 1901

I HSELLECK

 

'I‘renllnrer ‘

SPRING CHICKENS are 1"11111. birds
lei, but no have secured 801w.
them to our cuatomers at 18¢ per lo.
'i‘ry one for the Easter dinner.

Offer
It will

0111' homo dressed chick-
one at Inc per pound are away above
Fresh, tender and soon.
Perhaps vou like me‘at better We can
supply excellent Beaf, Veal Laminate.

NEW} ‘CINTU RY MARKET.

Proprietor,

liliy Block. 80. Mains

 

town, Conn.

 

tiona were alight“ in the midday mar-
ket, except in a few ntockll. The 111111»

Cloning
Dry

 

i‘,’

the stock 15 to be 'sold at once

 

 

 
 

 

at 11

one“

Goods.

Viral-1119M"

Furniture, etc.

0mm: to tile 1&th of Mt. St: old of our firm. the en-.

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idiots ot cos

 
 

reg p

 

l

Sale of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby gluon. pursuant to
an order of the Court of Probate for
the District of Norwalk, that the un
(tarnished administrator: of said estate,
will sell all the real estate of said do-
ceased situated in the town of Now-

Dated the 30th day of March. 1901.

MATTIE A. CLARK.
‘ Admini trntrix.

. Spoililhtirlollt 2:16
'ut 6312

$111.00 to $25199.

“ . drugstore. Norwaik.

. , New York (last, Endings. Effects. etc.

Cloth Venetian Cloths, in shades of

«9‘ .

.11“ .. - . I
‘ o
.0

1

price $1.25.

and popular

I 1.,
1 .0

Scrub Brushes, solid backs.
Steel Wire Sink Brushes.
Rising Star Stove Polish,

9c. '
l

ENTERTAINMENTS.

 

 

HOYT’S THEATRE.
on: some ween,
aeoluumo mono", 1191111.,

THE CHARMIN GCOMthENNE.
Supported by the

limbo CIlplniu Stool Company

Cnrlond Scenery and Electrical Edoct’s.
High Class Specialties.
PRICES. 10. 20 and 30c.

Songs! Danced! Novelties!

’ REPERTOTRE: .
Monday, The Garrlaon (Ilrl.
'i‘ueaday. My Friend from india.
Wednesday. Suuahlne of Dover
lacks.

Thursday, Forty—nine.

Friday. An American Princess.

Sntnrdoq, Maillot the Mill.

MATINEES 10 and 20 CENTS.

Reserved Seats on sale at iloyt's
Theatre. South Norwalk, and Weed's
5 days In advance

1.

of each performance.

I: ‘. _ w a: . . ,1.
HOYT’S THEATRE?
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9.

The Now Colonial Play,
By Robert Lewis Weed.

nu ills “11101

Dl'umntlzcd from the Book.

Full of Romance and Comedy. Pre-
sented by an all star cast, including
Maurie Granger. Eleanor-e Carey, Ger-
trude Perry. Charles Kent. George
Whurnock and others.

A GORGEOUS OCENiu PRODUCTION

Rowlar house prices. Seats now
on sale:

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N'l'o E:

: The play in founded on the ;
historical fact of no attempt to :
:kidnap Gen. Washington during :

: the Rebellion. ‘
Reserved Boots on sale It Hoyt'a

Theatre. South Norwalk and Wood’s
drug store, Norwalk, 5 days In advancé
of each performance.

Park City Theatre.

BRIDG‘EPORT Conn.
FRIDAY. Luann. om

 

EVENING AT 1115.
Charles Frohman presents
WM. H.

C R A N E
on we .‘i‘mnolu

Only opportunity to see Mr. draw I
v Grout Succeall for natural amour

IIAT CALI OP‘NI TUE3‘DAV
IAI‘i‘II i: '

W. fliLIIlT NIWILL’O GLAD. 1N
DANGI N

 
 

day lvonlrtg, April 9,
trunnion to floor. 11‘ to balcony

more 11111111 in'

 

,1 .. ..~
11qu l U
art 11.111111111111111..." '1

adesyas we'll as black and white.

91:. Rattan Carpet B‘eaters,

7c.‘ Tea Canisters, .1 1h.,

TRISTRAM dz HYATT,

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

{Al Arlen Hail, booth Nor-mi1 ‘00" 11190- .

Tickets can be procured of the their» 1 ,
her-I of the clue and attire door. “11:: , 1 1

 

grcv.l)lue_1, brown,

 

KID GLOVES

r. i

.
11;,

Our Specials' 1n this department for this week are as follows: .
Suits and Poppers, plated top, 10c. Tack Pullers, steel points,

20C.

 

We have them. All new and of the in
our house work, but every suit made 111 a
rrcdmstanccs. They are made’ 1n. Etons,
Fly Fronts, ,i'l rght Fitting and Double Breasted Jackets of. Hemespun, Choicls’ Hair, Cheviot, Brood
caster, oxford and Math, rariGlng' m poi‘éc from

C
O..

8c. Counter Brushcgyflp

10111111, noun.

 

.»

At Easter time everyone expects to have new Cloves. Our spring importation is now in
stock. We have the best Dollar Glove 1n the market; no one can sell a better one. Tumclasps in
tuna. modes, pearl brown, slate,whitc and black. 1
“lrcfousse Suede i down 111 lane 1hodcs,whitoand black; the best Suede

“31‘

Glove in the market.

11a

,‘y {111

'1 llerc' rs no better Gloves sold by any one than“ 01111,,thrce clasp $1.50 F & H. Gloves They are
made express] ll'for us, from selected skins; and the best ”or wolkmanshlp 'Ihe3, come‘m all the new
011 every claisp are our initials—~T. & I-I. Look for
these letters and you will be sure that you have got the best glove that you can buy. '
Missés’ Gloves, all sizes and shades, 85c. and 31.00.

HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.

1.3 _ ,_ ,
in
Mouse Traps, 5 holes, ,5:

Hard Wood Clothes Pins, to. do
:: Isa

lire Leading. Outfitters ior Men. Women

and Children.

1.“

29-31Iiestlla____s__llirlgion Street.

ill. in marlin

Millinenl. Tailor Made Suits
Children’ s DréSse‘s. Boris Suits
Clothinc and Hats for Men and Youth
Silk and Wash Waists,

Ctr-Carts for Babies, 1
Lace (3111111111191 Your Home.

 

 

Invited to £3033.

" RESPECTFULLY,

11.11th

 

 

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W '7 ‘1‘

. The ifanii: dcnpatohea mention the
‘. case of a million-dollar estate. that
nftpr fifteen yum of litigation In tho
I301!” ,onnml. nu 1111111111111. to 1
1100.111 that line. evidently, oil'l'

 
 
 

Words are already Iuiiloiently Alpert
chained. Over here the lawyer: Iomd- 1
11ml are smarter and got the whole .

on c. , 1

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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