Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 16, 1901 · page 8

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hon you try to moire the loot. fit the 91m that
. 0111' aprlng styles are no nttreotlve we like to
right up to the minute In style; and price to

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. $9911 Only Fifteen Miles 1111 Hour
fold: of Office and Twelve Mile.
ltinn—v-Other Matter:
brought Up.
FORD. April .liiw'l‘hc bill pro-
appropriation of $150. 0011
stahlishment of 11 state IIOSDI'
reatment of Incipient pol-9
tuberoliloliis was reported in
to form to the House this
In} ublcd for printing It is one
1911-3991 and most Important 9.118-
of the pension. No sit

 

. reported favorably to the
the Judiciary Committee

an hour outside city limits
til; 1' miles In a citv. Mayors

on or wardens may furnish
‘ utomcblle drivers. 'I‘ableu

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ road committee reported inv~
on the following incorporauons:
, int, Tramwae Company: Kill
Norwich 'i‘l'nmwny Cornpnuv:
his time for incorporation and a
In Hartford citi line to the
id. Tariffville and East Granby
Company. 'i‘nhlcd.
judiciary committee reported
£113. on lelensing the claim of the
gainet members of the lat Regi-
N‘ 01.. who Incurred damages
to when enlisting in the Unit-
,11 service at the ontbxenll of the
war. Tabled
ill making a penalty of ten
for Indecent assault was reporled
and tabled.
.nllill'oprinting $3. 600 for the
one of the centennial exhibit of
1'13 made from the Chartel oak
ported favorably and tabled
Wadsworth. of r‘nrmington. 011.1-
the two pool bills urged down
all and on his motion they were
bill regarding the 1"eIu1ns made
uh stock companies was rejected.
King said that this and one other
13 same effect befmo the com
me would he covered hr 11 new
no t be reported 11.1 the statute

l

at

of Herbert W itathbun judge
Albertine It Stillman deputy judge
a Town (101111 of Stonington were

and
tel‘ y Street Railway for a charter
‘ looted. as was that of the Nor-
h Jewetl City and Pininflold Street

(I from New Haven to Derby
etitlon (01 a street mile 111 b1' H
nicott for a road between South
Windsornnd Melrose was rejected. as

. the petition of the Meriden and
bury and Cheshire Street nail-
.for 11 charter. The latter company
‘ row in furor of another corpol 11~

bill providing that no contrac-
toreman or supervisor of labor or
riotor of any labor bureau shall
‘1 pnvmenl of more than 82 for

 

IGHT VOTING IN NEW HAVEN.
,NEW' HAVEN. April Ili~Not11'Ilh-
ding the close contest that 11113
[lied for in the cit1 election toda1
oting has been rather light 111
wards and quiet bus generalit-
I! about the polling places At
, there wuss little Information to
bi fixed upon which to base 11 pro.-
as to the probable outcome of
voralty contest. for each side
"he grently encouraged by
. up vote. Supporters 1111111111111
tu‘dlewthe Republican condo
W that there was a strong
build or his election. thI' Denice

‘ to ensure the reelection of
it('Joniellun 'I‘ Drlecoll by 11 goon
y

2 o'clock the some uncertainty
n‘d characterized the vote all any
ticenble. though if unvtbing n
more accentuated. After the
of noon. the 111111111 of voters

' stores and factories swelled
I immensely. and early in Ice

ole.would be much heavier than
non conditione Indicated.

nutcu.

tlonal Suit preferred lumped b.

.nnd had prices running off rapidly all

is each. Consolidated Gas 21;. and the

_ OS.

ohnng‘es both wave both in the locus-
trial and the railroad lists.
mated Copper was the prominent len—
turc and 15 000 shares hold at 12111.1;
and 127. compared with

b is 11111119 111111.11
point have been npnred to

TODAY IN WALL IT REIT.
WA‘IIJ' STEM?“ 10:10, ”(a m-”"'1fl9
tone of the market was excited and “II
vanish at the opening and allowed wine

Amalga-

124% last
night. The price fell back to 124% on
heavy realizing in the first few min~
Pennsylvania and Mexican 11a-
tlonnl were up about 11 point each and
the Chicago Terminal 'l‘ranfer stocks
gained from I to 1%. Anaconda rose
2 minus and Colorado Fuel 2%. 16a
11
the other llflnd Rock Island broke 3.
and United States Steel was sold down
IV. and the preferred a point me
changes wore highly irregular often
the opening.
WALI. STREET. ll 11. n1.——Room
traders hammered special stockn vigor
1111st for effect on the general market

mound in 11 short time Colorado Fuel
broke 10%. Chicago Terminal stocks

fractions. Pennsylvania Texas and P1»
cific. Kansas and Texas preferred. Sn»
gar, Tobacco. Glucose and the Grang-
ors I to 2%. Rock Island and North
west figuring for the maximum losses.
There were a few exceptions to the
selling. but the opening gains were
generally wiped out and the market
level avel'avcll well below yesterday's
close. The United States Steel stocks
were forced down 1% and 15 i. for the
common 11nd preferred.

WALL S'IuEET. noonalsuylng by
the short Interests checked the decline
and some large recoveries were made.
The bulls detected the character of the
demand and bill particular stocks 11p
sharply, especially Burlington. which
touched 111091, consolidated Gas ral-
lied 3’19'1. Colorado Fuel. '1'. Amalgamat-
ed Copper. 2%,. Tennessee (Joni 1% and
Rock Island. St. Paul. Northwest.
Northern Pacific. the Cl1lcllgo Terminal
stocks and Wisconsin Central Prefer-
red 1 to 2313. The Steel clocks. ’l‘1'11l'-
tIons and industrials were higher. but
feverish. The American Linseed Oil
stocks rose 1 for the Common. and 2%;
for the Preferred. The Coolers and
So’htbwoptcrns were heavy. Bonds
were 11' enk

\\' Al I. STREET. l p. n1.~Dul'ing1hc
noon 110111 11 number of stocks became
very hilmnnl with u modulate effect
on the whole list. Burlington rose from
the lowest. to 10354.» and Northern P11-
cifil'. selling or dividend, rose 3% to
101 9:1. Kansas and Texas preferred 4
to 63. Amalgamated Copper 411‘, to

liliiih‘ These are all high record pric-
Sngllr. Kansas & Texas. St. Paul
and Rock Island resort to 3123 from
the low point. There were other r111
lies of 11 point or over.

WALL STREET. 2 p. I'll—Tilt" buor-
uni rise of high priced railroads and
specialties attracted hoary offerings
for both accounts at the top prices. and
they reacted between i and 2 DOIIIIK'.
Bushman then became quieter. but :1
<nbsequcut rally to near 1951 by Bun
linzton. diminished offerinufi also
11'hm'v. This stock was spfll'Ifil'dlIr of
rolled by reports that delnlls of tho.
deal with Great Northern and North-
OH] Pacific would be made Dublin to-
morrou'. Western l'nion rose :5 points
and Eric First Preferred II; from ”1'
"most

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

ltcnoried over private Wire of E. A.
tlohme. commission broker. Swan! &
Cori» 11'1 block. South Norwnllr:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Open High [9011' 1130
Am. Cut. Oil. 2-17.11 257.. 3513.4 Bird;
\m. S. R. (‘11.. 1495' Lilly ”8% 150%
A111 Toll. to 120" 13011138711] lilo
All-nison. 1971 65 01W. 05
‘AII‘IIISOII. old. 9711. 11.11,. 05 95V
‘Bnn. .11 Ohio. 11:: 113
Bhyn. Ii. 'I 1.111: 84‘»; h‘3‘u 84%
Can. 5011111.. 111%. 115% 111% 11514,
L‘hos. & Ohio. ~11 67%; «I? 47%.
Chi. to N. \\'.. 2021.14,: 303% 2025p 203%
Chi. B. It Q.. 1881.: ”3% 187" 192%
C. .\l. & St. P.. 1334 15493152341 1.54%
Chi)“. & P.. Ifiil‘lé 156% 11'1”); I530;
C.(.‘..C. & 81. I... 35%; 811% 85 R6
t). .11 II. 01111.. 178 118% 178 178%
(ion. El. (‘11.. 226 228
1.011. 61. Noah. I04 104%. “IBM 1049:.
Nor. & West. 52% 112‘,“
Man. Consul. Ills I282. 127% “38%
Metropolitan. ”31,1; 1H 172% [H
MK. it '1‘. old. 59% oil 59 621.15
Miss. Pacific. 103% 104 I029; 1039’.
Nut. Lead (‘11.. ‘18 I834 l8 I835
.N. Y. C. at H.. mm; 151W “10% 19111.
N Y.. O. & “7.. 341.5 34% ll 31
Con. Tobacco. 475,; 41% I? 41'»:
North Pacific. 99% 101% 98 111114,
No. File. Md. 9111/. 971/; 913'.“ 0.1.5
Pncllic lilnll. 36%, 37 31W. 37
Penlieyivaniu,l51ilg 1138'... 157% loll
People-”11111119. III-'1'. 1119/. ”3% III
Phil. & Read. 36% 36-319. 36% 30%
P. & R. pill. 75% 713 76% 1b
So11.lfallwny. 211‘ 231/. 277.1, 28%
Son. Ry. pill; 80 hi 1.10 80%
8011. Pacific. 411% it; 45% iii
Tenn. C. & l.. 68% 691.3 07% 09
- U. S. Leather. Ilia 14% ll I139,
US. l..Co. pfd.. 79 19% 78% 18%
ll. 8. Rubber. 2) 21 30% 20%
Union Pacific. 93% 93% 02% 93%
U11. Poe. pfd.. 81": 85% 85 11%
lu'abush. Md. 3991. 11919. .1919 .11.
West. Union. 92 92 '

 

VALUADLE TIMBER DURNED.

NORFOW. April l.li~—0ver twenty
acres of valuable timber land on Hay-
stack Mountain wan deatroyed by fire
last night. It is believed that the lire
was started b57110 come children. who
were Mimicking 1111
tender afternoon. coal lire lie
partmenl. with the 9111111111199 of a num-
ber of men and born succeeded In pr?!
venting a spread of the flames.

The monthly buainm nine of
rd: inch one use all-

it

111111111111 91111111111111.1119 night after
the prayer meeting. The meeting was

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191.11L mountain yec- ‘

LADIEQ".T'3ILOII81 ,
47' North Mlll‘l Strut, corner Anni

 

1

DENOUNCED CHAMBERLAIN-
LONDON, April Illinwvcnouncing the
311th African at a meeting held at

North moved “That the conference heir
of the effect‘iw; ministelrn 101999 per dent.
of their on 111' 1.11 not no 11 on house

. Gunning town last night. Mrs. Richul'd
rent 5°;l,‘,,,",§,§,‘.‘fll°”l of our “Mm“ Q hmberlaln made a lively attack on,
_ t1 muovt was ditch locommtt ,h 110111119911 cometary Joseph gnom-
lotho committee w9th the lnstruul‘lons ”39"“? . It I“ “ll "3"? web. “We.
‘0. 11111110119 thin ’39”th 9,, It When an d. 101 men like my blothel 111111111
the report In ”,6“an to 9,, “989.10,, 1100.”) any that flum burning In all.
9",, this shape. ,9 WWW right. blit how can he know about

‘ ndop. 11:.
. . forms or farming? Who was bin
The secretion then began the lead father? He was 11 little screw maker.

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9231:: 92.2.12 ad;§{‘§“§,§‘°2;,,mfigfih A: a ,vpry respectable profcnelon. but it'
“I“. ”GHEIOD. for ”“hmllasfion I30 “13 do“ 11021830“ much about forms. "C
general conference There ,3 likely to In no goodhendiug out screw maker‘s
be a 90,,“ debate 9, this matter m, the or anything of that sort. 'lhn war was
new constitution modes (0,. the 11d not made for England. 1111: .cr Johan.
“”3390“ of 'women to the contellencp nebbul‘g unllllltl'lsts. Who Could not
scuallone. At tbcnc?ci9lsion of the 91’0”“ English.
read 1111 the Rev 1 loviney 0 pop WWTW
ed the adoption of the propobedpcon' LONG WILL NOT RETIRE-
atitntion. He said "i am oppoueli to NEW YORK. April lll-M W. hung
the admission of women to the verm- the holder of the world‘e llecord of
fol-once. We have been told by the forty-seven seconds for the quarter
members of the church that the 11d. mile r1111,.wllinot. contreryto report
retire from the track this your. Hill

vnncelnent of women could not be
entry lulu been Received for the relay

stopped "
“'1‘qu argument has reached high meet of the Univorpl9y of Pennsylvan-
ia. to be held on Aprl ' 2‘? This proves.

tide. It is made on the supposition

that womane position In Inferior to apparently. that he has reconsidered
man, This in humans Her position In his determination to retire and will
entirely different In the church as in compete at the Stadium in the games
the horii‘e.‘ of the Panhmeriunu Exposition.
The Rev. James M. Buckley said in
opposition to the adoption of'xthe pro
posed constitution: “Woman Is unfit
to take on legislative functions I 1‘0 slon appointed by the Cuban Constitu-
for 3'00 t0 the awful "MINIMUM! made tiounl convention to go to Washington
111' “omen of themsehes in the lastiand lav below 13191111111111 McKinley we
“IMUHG 01’ the I‘Inughtcrs 0" the “PVC Idealres of the convention regardlm
lution ill Washington and to the dread- ltho future litlflllOllfi between C ubu uni
m1 A'Untwversv that 953'!th between 1111- United Slate-1.1 will leave here 3111
the women of the world‘ 11 Fail ‘urdfly General Wood will p.939,“ “)1

-. ‘ “ j ‘ 9commission to the president. He will
BRIDGM’IWT- All?" 11,...1 ll? SHIT leave here Friday. and go to Washing-
l‘clnc Court of Errors. nil justices pren-

ton by way of 'I‘a‘lnpn. Fla. The
out. opcncd its April term this-1 nloru- A‘pm. Mungfion 111 (form has
lug. The first case argued was tho alr'ourned. involving 11 loss of 521111.009.
pool of the Winchester Repontingi
Arnie Company, of New Haven. fron1;"'“"’
1111 award of H.600 damages to Lilliulr
C \iorris of New Haven. who was I11

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

CUBAN COMMISSION COMING.
HAVANA. April Iii—«The commis-

 

 

 

 

 

SOLVENT NOTICE.

 

jureli while operating 11 loading 111:1.- ”Mill“ 0’ NOI‘VM“ 115.. Probate
chine in the appellant‘s factorv. 'I‘bch‘ml‘t- All?“ Will A D.. 1901-
appenl ls based on tho ground of c\ ltslaic of Hannah M. Hoyi. into 1.5

ccssive judgment. on the plea that the Norwnlll. In said diutrict. (Inceascd.

plaintiff was guilty of coutrilllltorv; The Court of Probate for the District
negligence, 90f Norwnlk. hath limited and allowed
-—---— ,nlx months from the date hereof for
On Wednesday evening the officers; the creditors of said estate to er. hibil
and members of Oll1eBrnnch. Kuightn their claims for settlement. Those
of Pr thins. will go with the fair Cal- :1vllo ucgiolf to present their accounts.
unthc to Stamford and Thursday evell- ‘proporlv attested within said time.
ing the grand chancellor and other will be dollarled 11 lecovery All per
111111111 officers will 1Isit Ollie Branch sons indebted to said estate are re
and the rank of page Will be worked quested to make Immediate pavmcnt to

 

 

1111 two candidates and 11. banquet ulll RICHARD H (101.13%Y
be served at the close nlli-lllidlll' Executor.
“AMUSEMENT§.W . AMUSEMENTS.

 

bccrl .

 

3119111 811111
81th [1111111119.

We have bought of one of the
leading suit manufacturers. their
sampleline of Ladies' Tailor-made
Suits. Walking Skirts and Rainy
Day Suits. These goods were
bought at a great sacrifice. which
enables us to place them on sale
at a price as low as they have ever
been sold by the manufacturers.
There are no twogarmcnts alike,
and no duplicates can be had.

 

N09 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

Silks.

We have in stock a full line of
shades in the new Wash Taffeta,
the most popular Waist Silk of the
season. Also the Oriental Water-
proof and Pcrspiration Proof Fast
Black Japanese Silk, nothing like
it for a summer dress. 27 inches
wide; price $1.00 per yard.

Willingl’alli.

bratcd Parson & Greene Coin
Choice Paper, regular ’25c. quality

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Housllurnlsmng
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House-cleaning Necessities at
special prices:

 

Galvanized Water Pails, 19c.
Mop Sticks, 9c.
Scrub Brushes, ;"" 8c.

Clothes Wringer. wnrrantcd, $1.98

Carpet Butters, 15c.
TachHammcrs, ,~ . 8c.
Laundry Soap, 3c.
Washing Powder, 5c.
Large full Whisk Brooms, 15c.
Parlor Brooms, 25 and 3951:.

Large turkey feather Dusters 19c,

 

at 19c. per box.

Cedar Pails, three hoops, 1191:.

 

TRISTRAM & HYA'I‘T, NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

HOYT'S THEATRE.
snrunonv. APRIL 20.

SARAH COWELL

LeMO YNE

In her ’i‘l'inluphllut Success.

The 61111111 Thing 111 the World

With a Splendid Cast. Including:

Adelaide Thurston. Foul-hon Campbell.
Mrs. (ilelldcnnlné‘. Cornelia lip-1101'.
Annc O'Mnlley’. Chalk-11 Stanley. l-‘ruuk
Hou‘son Harold illlsncll l"l'llill( 1.1111-
dcl'. John Glen'énning. \‘I' pilot Thom
as. Thomas Phillips. Edwin James
John Mathews.

PRICEs. 250. 501:. 75c. $1.00.

Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyl‘s
Theatre. South Norwnlll. and Wood‘s
drug store. Norwalk. 6 days in advance
of each performance.

 

 

 

hunt “9991

A pril l 5—-
Ronnrs Brothers

in “Rogers Brothers in
Central Park."

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New. Havon.
\Ia1'l null:

Maude Adams
in “I. Aiglon."

 

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\pril l7~ ' ,-
oxy Quillar
5- "1 595%.": 1"", 60' \1Iill Jerome Svkcs
11 am e . -.-..._...__..*....u-_..-_._,.._ ..-,
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“The Bell. of Now i ”#2:" 1m?!“ --
Yar " Company ‘ .._-..7_..__“._‘.“.'.L£a_1‘_‘--__c_
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sou’a and ”IS Band'__,_.,] May .21. .22. \\'1'1l111'.~'(l11_\' Matinee.
April 2(1—w 9 Viola I”!!!
mallard Mansfield “3. "T91e Palate 01' the
'11 “Henry V." J- _..__ dung. .. m
11.111 27.— 1.11.11 25--
Jamu J. comm Th0 Bostonian:-
and . 9
The WI)". Rats. Mai 23...

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_. GREAT ..

 

N. c. Goodwin

in “The Merchant of
Venice."

.\pril 3w

’ Josbph Jefferson.

 

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ClosingOut Sale

 

Furniture, etc.

Owinlz to the death of Mr. Scofleld of our firm. the on
tire stock 15 to be sold at once regardless of cost. i

11.11

Sale begins Saturday. March 9

 

 

that a quorum was not present.

not held last night. outing to the fact ‘

i111—..1191911'91.~ I 11. 11111111119111

Presents

9FBOII SIRE T0 SON

ll'lllcction of II. C Smith 1

III

lioyl's I‘llnln. filial ling. lplil i901

TICKETS, 35 CENTS.

Tickets may be exchanged for rc-
serrcd seats on and Monday.
April filth. 111 730 p. or. at Hoyt's
Theatre office. South Norwalk. and E.
l'. Wood‘s drug store, Nlu'wnlk.

after

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“It never ram's but
it pours."

Say You!

Didn't it pour Saturday! It
certainly put :1 wet blanket on
trade. We feel like cutting
profits this week:

Boy's Knee Pants at 18¢.
per pair. Ever heard of any-
thing Iike it before?

The President Suspender
at 15¢. per pair.

4 ply Linen Collars. at 71:.

each.
. Suits that are reasonable at
$111.00 and $14.00 are purchaa~
able here at $6.95, and the
[$1.00 kind at $4.50.

$11.00 Childre‘n’ 8 Suite. 98c. ,
$3.50 suits, $1.75.

HATS for men, 981:. Why,
you would not halt“: to pay
$1. 50 and $2.00 for the same
article. .;

Nothing like seeing to be
convinced. Come in.

D. GOTTLIEB, ;

II NORTH MAIN STREET.

E

1
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1
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Millineru. Tailor-

All. All cordially

 

 

...

The Leading Outfitters for Men Women
‘ and Children. “

29 - 31 West 999919911101 Street.

Made Suits,

Children’s Dresses. . Bou’s Suits.

Clothind and Hats for Men and Youth.
Silk and Wash Waisls.
Go-Carls for Babies, ,
Lace Curtains for Your Home.

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11111119 111111.

RESPECTFULLY.

Hf. KRIEGER'& CO.

 

 

SAVE THE PIECES

And bring them to me. New was
made from place of broken one. Ev~
erylhlng healed for the
thouo who wear glasses always In
stock. Eyes examined. Glasses fitted.

110111511 ' B. 11011

Room ll. United 11111111 Building.

 

 

 

 

 

Olllce hours, 8 to 11: 48. 12:45 to 6: 80.

conifort of

1m. 1m

Plumbing and Slum flu:
Ina.

Hot Water Heating.

Hofillr fluorine.

W-m

' ITOVM AND mull
ILA'I‘I AND TIN ROOFING.

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mummmma
IIIMIIIOIID IIMMIII

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