Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 11, 1901 · page 7

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ll ,
odetermma
tho lamination a James

coll oi the state. has long
lied the bill received the
Wment of Judges and

n
$7.09: the state. in rel--
. King made a few geuv P

fills stating the general trend
d the need or such a law
"where up to this time

I through \vithont do

agitate the nomination oi

I‘ee as state senator over

the Democratic members

House created a storm when it

{or action in the House.

gilt departed from his usual

f admitting objections tnet

ht parliamentary. and rushed

rough against some grumh

e disaffected side. Mr Bree‘e

‘ , {:93in hearty eupport from
' Ii Iiouu side of the House;

longhwaited high license bill

the House this week in the

o. reports the majority l8-

3 high license of 8600.

ity favoring 8500: I-I'I‘Iie

it also. calls for a proper

we no to the population. one

IIJ i with provIleton for mine

1 her it a town has more than

he two reports will create

In the House when they

hate. as there is much

‘ matter. and some pret:
dpeoehes are in prospect.

an eloquent ple‘n mm C

edy the Bennie refused to

to e leforred to the people oi
of Waterbury for settlement
bill passed. becoming n law.
ouee passed it lent week. The
of thin IIlII volesl attended by
them: In the Home some days

mid tree on the whole one In

It competed meo’euree that
thus for In to

IIIm attention as to wheth
warden should be appointed
tone to take care or shade
It Ives vigorously contested oy
i ~Ipeiubore. and was linully
to no committee.

are now helm; pushed along
by the committeea. and on
the annihilation rotor-m and
women: matters are re
ill been and of the hull-
Theae mallard ought to
abort time now, on
reported the no.

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to await the but: _
lament and to get the London cum
lions for American eeohriti‘eo At
.‘Londoo 8 prices generally Bill)
' advances . up

T oily Iver

p .
.Gommon we. 35 end, the preferred“3
Idlver. iiiin . Control dil‘owed II II

greet contest for “the
em Pacific and the r
been caused by that
vy hnylng In Union

the light of the railway plants was to
he tmnsferred to that stock algal

The high price {or Northern Pepin III

whereiei the eel r ' it‘d . ‘
delIveI. It was learned today. also
that at the time Kuhn. Loot) 5': Co.
were settling with shorts yesterday at
SIBO a shine 'IIon were paying the
name price over the counter to, all
whol‘oil'ereid the seoulltiee Ioriusthni
delivery

A representative of the Hurrimen
syndicate made, the. following state-
ment today: "In spite of all that may
he said and printed to the contrary
we stand on our assertion of the past
few days, that we believe possession of
Northern Pacific railroad is now held
by Kuhn. Loeh 3: Company it may
tulle some time to prove this and it is
eveli possible that some legal trick muy
be devlsed to wrest control from us. At
this time; hotvev‘er. there is no doubt
in our minds that we are in power. As
for as the Buriingtdn deal goes that is
only indirectly involved in the North-
ern controversy. and we believe It wlil
go through in due time”
At the beuki 3 house.

. on

‘Iiieoil'i
log of the. stock exchange committee
hue been summoned for Monday. in the

hope of reaching a solution of the dlill‘ '1‘

unity in which uperetora and brokers
who have given ‘calls for Northern Pe-

cilio or the and of my end July llnd I ’
teddy thet

themselves. It develo
every share hero is he hp
me and Kuhn bl pool
erewm II lion emuolihl to
cure a single 9 re {or deliver .- The
situation has 9 delimiting? ow
log to the cloning of the New: York
Stock Exohnnge. Americans mire alien
‘luioly stagnant. awaiting developments

J Pierpout Memo will be in London. ,_
this otternoon; and II churchmen will

he held It is hoped that Kuhn. boob it

II com ittee Including Id. m We
moths and II t Y

with i the permanent pumped
the first cup. Herr fd
‘Ix times and Yale thrice;
There were thirteen events schedul‘

for the afternoon points helm.

scored as Iolloiva:
2; lb irdel

Before the some begun. both sides
were claiming victory. but with mar

rim live; mantle

glue so narrow as to' indicate a very. V 2

close match.
Cloudy and threatening weather do:
us the morning made the oonditlonr

. seem somewhat lneuepicioua but tin

truck and turf ware in remarkably
good shape, and at 2 o’.eiock uleorlnu
eklee gave the throng gathering II
Yule Field II sunny welcome.

GOMPERS IN o'enev.
DERBY May IImSumuol Gompere
president of the American Federation
of Labor. come to Derby late yeetor
day alternoon to undertake a nettle

ment of the labor troubles in the Pan; -,

useett mills. He had a conference
with Chariot» B Ailing lent evening,
which did not break up until liter ll:
o clock. This morning another confer

naps men who hove been trying to

sariIilI-ete the matter were all present

No settlement had been reached up to

acted, _
n r to a fetal dpo‘t as peanut The

she led at n distance .whieb pre~
peeslbillty of no accident.

ton pointed out many ol-

II cooeIeIenciee in the story of

before the Grand Jury. end

one hie whole testimony as a tie-

of lies. lie said: “Enetmnn bee

II testimon leth e lawleehood and

ended it pith Jury. Elation told

, ‘ u the corpse told its

I second. and the corpse said to

Enetioeu ‘Thou liest‘ "

North Haven. 9 pretty rural town.
next north or New Haven. in to have
an “old home week" Sunday. June 2
to 3 Sunday villl be celebrated as
Childrens Day in the churches: on
Tuesday evening the Granger: will pre-
sent 9 drama.
only will be devoted to driving around
town and Iii; tlaeelnx. with an after-
noon bail some; on Thursday. there
will‘ be a parade. founded by exercises
and gunmen: in the Congregational

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Fine leigeé Shirts.
3961:.
Had: of Macros—Parole.
Giffis Matched and attached.

 

noon; and another tonfere‘ue‘e lit m-

promos» an Ithie deepltob is written »'
Nothing is given out from the sessions
II otIIIII ‘

take book I.
etl1kere loeipt that all mil

threelyear-olde and upw (II, I
I lie on 9,

Company Will do something to relieve H

the situation in the meanwhile there
to considerable anxiety. Thoulh at
the close here today. the lone wan ease
ler. quotations moetly shoved n marl:-
ell advance. Northern Pacino Common
“was denied at no advhn‘c'e‘ of son,
in? In connection with the nettle;
on V
‘ . .9 FINANCIAL NEWII.
NEW YORK. tony newton Intuit
Lo 9 Increase. 87. an. 5%}.
be in increase.8 . 8.3 H300
Olmlmon neurone. I 51300.
I legal Tender-II Inureuo.’ 8781200
apocle doorstep. ta. memo
38 I 088 1274 ‘

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LABOfi AGITATOR LANE ARREST-

ED.

DERBY May llwwmlnm Lane was
arrested this mornl‘ng on charges based
on his conduct our 113 the recent labor
troubles. Bond was given for a con-
tiuunnce Other arrests will. it is said.
follow as evidence is being rupmly
gathered to lucrimlnate u ,Innmher of
persons who were participating In and
inciting to the disturbances.

HELD FOR ROBBERY.
HARTFORD. hilly lI—At a result
of II letter written to the police depart-
ment of Boston. enclosing phoneme
of Albert Kennedy and floor; e Em-

~ .monn. they have been held for robbing

the note of Mr. Gallup. Eamon, who
he: already served two terms ln plu-
sai‘chuaetu. in known a Willlnm P.
Burns end has also served time in oth

; er places. He is wanted in somewille.

where he was arrested tor a Job and

I skipped his bail before his trip! was

reached.

TESTING DEPTH OF CANAL.

OGDENBBURG. N. Y. .qu Il—‘l‘he
steamer Northwoeteru of the North
western Steamuhip Line. bound from
Chicago Homburg. with I demo of
form imp omente. hero into
Guloup Irpide too hire me 4me
in: about thirteen feet of Inter. A
Condom uncle! in on board to take
communal Ind report In to the we‘ll.
ability of I clear fourteen}!

RIBBON MI I. STEM! INDIE.
summon .
strike web hot thin morning.

Ieoden iII'ItheI disturbbooe end bu
lett town.
mhde to

no dlmculty In reaching ll «tandem

 

Our I-‘ollt’e:~ Wedoee- ‘

V the striker: returned to work except
' “'0 Time Wore told to be the rinx .

lurepmnution- were :3
the dammed which caused
them to leave their job: end when

, . 7o. 6 qt. span. kiln; Note.
1 "7c. Carpet Beaters. \
I ‘ 79.71.2194: Sink Brushed

 

The expansion oi this business has been

 

It sure, healthful

growth, such a‘s follows only upon the most when business cf-
I'om and the most perfect system of merchandising.- We strive to
attain anything that will benefit you, because in your appreciation

of the effort we find our mucus.

Cloihinq for men.
Suite for 87.98.
Suite for 88.98.
Suite for 89.98.
Suite to: 8th.“. I .

' son to? 3:893.
Suite for 8x6 98.
Suite to: 8am I

 

thou were weighted» out mm Wu 1

.. All the lending elm.
pd Per-ion. for 98 Cent: to 82.50.

 

Tailor-Made Suits
‘ for Women.
Shite for $7.93.
Suite for 89.98
"Soil! 10:81:98.»
Suit: for 819.93.
”Build for 815.98
Suite for 817.98.
Suit: for 899.90

:7. MILLINERY

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in flitting Hats. trimmed in polka dots

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Five hundred Trimmed Hutu. not two oldie. priced from 8: .93

 

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