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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 13, 1901 · page 8

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odors in' Executive 8n.»
and Probably Decided

r the Dlrcucsion.

ppm...”

'Rl) .May 13w’l‘hls is likely

.9 on lmpcutant week 0|?
tithe capitol as far as re-
’I‘he most

of general lawn a

petition of the Connecticut

iroad tor permission to

The petition or the Fair

t
Westvllle road to extend its
rby will also in all likeii
, disposed of this week. ‘
halve been numerous attemptn

forecast the action of

the

coornmittee, but it is learned
eel: authority thnt all such

ototcs that the question

at can put to vote and the mom
i! the committee themselves have
toll) knowledge of what the re-
1

be There will probably be. ‘l‘l‘ldu-V 0“

Debate. it there is to he I

ordly come up this week.

“he

oatnoned for at least two
.. action is finally taken.
on road petition is alsol
. week but here again
or of knowing what the

ll liei

91‘ in a 'chanco that the gravoxStntce Steelfisold 11146 to 45. compared
titl' of constitutional reform will With 4.5 0“ l‘llilfll' 0“ the 8819 M W 000
ddbitl'ed ‘lh committee this week or

its

is the measure that. will

{i pension it any one docs and
slao're feel that the sacrum it.

ell
con

ol' the better for all con-

tuiay the order of the day

chute on the two constltu
ndementu providing for a
9 éting oi the Senate and for

actions.

A full day and

_. discussion is expected before
roe come to a vote.

. 91111111 or settlement
.11 Pacific shorts

1)
. . pon
5W ho

had .. been
and that .l. P. Morgan was
»ntock.“flat" for delivery

rmli'rkohthe New York Stock

go
' To

hogan business today
judge by the first price."

and no impression whatovcu
can left by last Thursday's t-re

99961111 duo!)

in values. The first

as Well distributed thr-ough

9 and was at priceng'cnoral-

9 than the, close on ‘Friduy.

ciilc. sold at 116 a tow min

or Iii o'clock showing 11 gain of

blinrs 11 share as compared with
n

a low point.

Developments

. rthcrn Pucilio sltuntion are
{with the kcouontdntcrest but

' the

general opinion in W111i

that it." Would he acme time be-
“it: guuoatlon of control would ho

Bottled.

it in hollcv‘od thul

yto the controversy holdu con

concerning the right 11! the

i901

the company to retilc the

'd etock at par 11nd thus do

illt

yvotlng power.
w buying of Union Pacific

d 1111111 continued today
to iirot 111111 hour or trod

with the ..

give movement“ Amalgam
dopper which after opening at 118
and up to 129039.411 advance or 5%
mpured wit ridny‘ a clone.

was no sole of
than until 11.

Ill points from rriday 3 last an!
.i WALL srrmb'r

week's events here including the cor;

her in Northern Pacific and the tall
icon of other stocks The new 111
settlement had con agreed to wi

the shorts in Northern Pncilic on t

9_ [£9st ctr-140 in million was tb'tirofoxo '
received with great satisfaction That;
. stock was lending nut dor the stock 11

change settlement.
11311111111133.1111.
cloning parity here and othc
American etocita

points. Flooding, Ball

and Pennsylvania we we .

to show important d

Northern Pacific fell

the relief extended to '
course of prices here was strongly up
ward gonemily 11t lhc opening but
there were 11 few exceptions. sho
lshnrp losses. who ‘
[1111/2 to 1111.

ii

chore. 11131111 re & H11 lion lumped
61/4. St. P111111 12%. Louisville and Mia-
lsourl Pacific 21,5; each Atchison 2%
411ml American Tobacco and Contincn
ital Tobacco '2 to 3% respectively.
Amalgamated Cooper. was ndrnnced 2
ipoints and American Linseed Pretor-
red sold 6 points higher. United

St. #31111 had a

 

shareé but the preferred stock was
named down to 93 'and 92 compared
with 93% on Friday. on the sole of
6.000 shares. Tennessee Coal, South-
arn Railway Preterred and New York
Central lost from 11,11 to 1%.

WALI. STREET. II a. m.-—-chlir.
ing by traders caused the active
stocks to run oil..some ot thorn yield
lug from i to 3 points. The trunk
lino stocks fell 2 points or more under
F1id11y Renewed buying of Union
l’nciiic curried it llioldly and feverish-
ly upward to 123% and the genornl
market rose str‘ongly in spots. St
Paul udiancedf 0 iii 1fiftind Mindset;

‘ln 1 .
ih at; 11111111111911. 1111111315
and Eastern llllnoie. Wisconsin 01111
tral Preferred. Consolidated (ins. than
out] Electric, Coiorndo' Fuel and Amer
ican Exlecua which rose from 2% to
5.111 ll o‘clock the market was very
irregular and erratic Union Pnolfic he
lug utilized to cover anion elsewhere.
Brooklyn Transit was off one time ove1
two point and Union Pacific and Ania!
gamuted Connor as much i to their
top iigureo. New York Gen 111 NW
St Paul rollietlib'trongly to the 11.1111.
WALL STREET, u0011——'i‘he trend
or prices was decidedly downward dur
lug the greater part oi the second hour
on reduced dealings. The violence or
the advance in Union Pacific caused
dome uneasinceu and the buying 011111111
ohowed 11 notable falling oii' l.lhor111
ceiling or United States Steel, Union
Puclllc and other railroad stocks cone»
ed substantial roccaslone from the high
level. Northoru l’acliic91loid up 10
points on several umull lots. ’l‘bo re
action reached 7 in Uhiou Pacific. 4 1n
Amulgumntod Copper. 6 in Missouri 1’11
ciiic. 3% in St. Paul and from I to 3
poiutu in other active atooku. Tho i‘o-
hacco stocks road In the icon of the
decline elsewhere. Continental 'i‘obucco
gaining; 31A
Bonds were strong

mend for stocks tell to insignificant
proportions and some very wide con-
occasions had to b mud to effect 1119111311
0: 11' l b -
vrirop 3 II i.
can 11-11
reached 6 points 111111 11111111191011. & Ohio
5% 11nd othor rito'cllli several minute
Tho market 11 ntlnued airport maul»
motto in 91111111311 th‘dblrdooiinor. Union
.to

More 1 11 noon.

 

grill!!!“ 8: Road” 41 ,‘

. iii an
rdmrcs was 11111de 916i! an advance

pectpd to show the clients 02 lust.

Tndo‘"fililll‘l‘o

WALL STREET 1 [1.m.~—'l‘l1o do- '

to 120 and other.

1‘3 9..'
111% 110% 110%
411/,‘3911. 3117

89
opio'u 11.11.1111

9911'. Runway. 29

u. 1W. old. 81 .
‘9 1'1 Pacific. oil)
litenn (to 1.51111»;
. 8 ill

.. u
. tinion Pacino.
lip. Pnc not. 95% 9594; 9494 lilo
Wabash. pill. ,:17 .

cot Union. 993%; 93% Ill!

H II. Munsou.
can prelude—w? one Pit turns "On th

Dudley Buc
Prof. A. 8. Gibson.

Ernest Edward London.

' Ehiifli’w'Bpidcra "

Miss Katherine Margaret 'l‘r.oy
.9gun selectior14»‘\‘arintl011 on 11
American All.” i. V. iv‘lnglor'
‘ Plot’. A. 3. Gibson. .'

Ronny-«'3 Living l.lternturo.'
Herbert Spencer Comatock.
Boson -‘ Pyrrhinn Victories. "
Edgai Ellsworth Havilund.
Difltributlon oi' diplomas and bcncdlc
ion

Iicv. Goolgc Drew itghelt.

ATION NOTES.
The illustrated song service yester-

successful meeting. The lantern work-
dd splendidly, and the pictures lllus
tratlng the songs were fine.

Tonight the Womons Auxiliary will
hold 11 special meeting in the interest
at the banner, and 11 short entertain-1
mom will ioliow the business session.

The board of directors will hold Its
regular monthly meeting nt. the mount
on Wednesday evening. at it o‘clock.

be discuiioed.

Baseball in nowfi' the, chloi
among 11qu the senior

lively place every owning. and all day.
Saturduy

SPRINGFIELD. M11113.,Moy iii—Be
tween ncvanty and eighty linemen em

Telegram-Windy. and the United
Electric Light Gompnny. went out on
strike for higher Wages and oborter
hours this morning. This number in
cludes the ground men who urorinex
perlonccd. 11nd whose piacea can be
tilled if necessary without dlliiculty.
The telephone company has a few ox.
pcrieuccd linemen still at work and
Superintendent Duboll of the western
division, mild this utternoon the the
number was outilciont to carry on all
the necessary work oi the divialon.
He says that the work the ntrikero
have been doing in nothing that there
in any basic about, and a little delay
will not inconvenience the company in
the least. Ho brie mullé no attempt to
change non union men and snya he will
not do so. .

FIFTY BOEES CAPTUHED.‘ = .

DONUON. May lib-Lord Kitchener.
12.1111y111'

“(iracnfoli hue occupied

with rider.

'currendcred' Boom lithe .00 111111111 re-
nor eight boars killedt only Wound
3 prisons“, 34 mrrandora, and
much on gun. 6.11! 3 undo or ammuul
{1191111160 wagon an 8711 monarch):
11 o ' ,

5 EUR
' NEW. ‘10th r ilk—Tho police: or
Mount Vernon Wye captured Frank

» Wolds. who is 1111111111 to he “the bur-
ti blur on horioouolt" wanted by the 0

lion 2,0 trillion
l 1111}. 1111115i

oiioy‘ .Ittmongth n can run: it

' 9 lininrt

 

9. dieters irom .
; the buck. "

aayw ‘Qucen Vittoria and her Ages '

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCI- ,

day afternoon was a very pleasant and '

Business of very great importanco'
relating to the building movement will i

lidstime
111111 .lunlot‘g'.
members. and the Baxter grounds in 1r .

aloyed by the New England Telephone .

in u doupntch tromii’retorln. dated May “

at our ’l‘ '
.. , oil 1111 11.91.0111qu.
9 91111193141311.1111 t . head while 111.
. 11

‘Qacilio in the breast. hea'ldoa emailing
him aererui‘ times ~.

NAUGATUC'K MAN HURT. '
NAUGA’PUCK. May 13-~Noyo
Wheelbr'. aged .eighty lire. one of th
best known iorinera in this 1119111111111
1d 191 seriously diluted this morning, b

111; th 11 trout his“ cprrlnge.n 191

11 Benton 11.111111; run alt

d that his condition war critical.
EIGHT lTALlANS KILLED.

 

full of an avalanche.

DR. RICE 1.11M).
NEW YORK May it "wDr. Charles
o". one of the lending upothocurieo

d: the country and for, twenty years 9,

emiet ot the New York Guardian,

didg in Béllerue Hoot“.

Ml! ma

~...Somc oi’ .tlieiliwell'ée'rt' or . the shirt
Par-£3 are buttoned down

 

 

 

How 5 this
for Bargains 9

Mon ?
Erie Negligee Shirts.
39m.
Made of MaaruoPmle. -
Cuffs detached and attached.

Boy's I'fnee Pants.
good ones too. 15d: pair.

Boy '1' all-311001 Vesta: Suits.
nicely wormed. $1 .00.

Youth's Suits, all-wool.
33. 00—01111 a few left.

Look them chew—if they do
not suit ”In; (1011' I
., 9 . take them

0 comm.

I I North Main Street.
~ South Nor-walk.

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Lo'uls’trichort. (rupturing iltty Boers; ‘ '
Louint‘richnrt woo prover
lonely h'old b. not British with forty

hré‘ stock is lope sold incur

 

1 d

t is alleged to wont into the

oaeph Penciilo at 29 Klibourne .1

ct. yesterday afternoon. and rptue- ' '

d to leave who‘d“ 01119112111 out. A11 or» 9

'White W4“ "11111111115 9

' n' it was announced that he ilarli
Iii toihod 11'. concussion oi the brain...

LONDON May lawn dospntch from i

Borne. says that eight lulled laborers i
1111 been killed at Cumuo‘doiclno in.

e'Bwlan Canton of Grlsaona by the .

thing apropos in All

 

. 1...... 011 01111151119911 Linoleums,
,Lurtrlm Poles. All carpéts made and aid

Our speclnlo in this department are. as follows:

.JQC.
'Gardc‘n Sets. 23c.
Ceiling Dinners, 4 It. handle. 59c.

Tack Hammer.
Scrub Brushes. .
Garden Trowcls.

 

a saying acme
“ddrebsea. For
{floatation here its 11 591119111 logic which
he perpetrated recently. count the
power of brevity.

"I remember going to a church in
Hartford one hot night to hour a city
misoionpry read his annual report
The report contained instances 01 he
return and devotion 11nd of acts or kind

been done by the poor for the poor. l

be! $400 in my pocket. l determined
to put it into the miasionnrys hut
'whon it' was paused around i derel-
mined even to borrow male and put it
in the but. The missionary talked and
talked. and the people grew sleepier.
My first. (eeellnga or generosity which
i imagined would last 1r..your.went
down, chitin. down. and finally when
the hat was headed around instead of
putting my 5400 into it. i stole a dime
out or it. "

Wi'l‘H A GRIEVANCE.

“l underatund you whipped my boy
this morning.” the angry father said
striding into the aehoolroom alter the
children had been dismissed.

"What’s the matter with you? i
did whip him. " the teacher answered
“but i did not whip him severely."

“That's what i'm kicking about.’
he rejoined. “You didn't hurt him at
all. Now look here. air. For one or
the largest taxpayers in this school
district. and my boy is entitled to as
good a whipping as you xi 9 any other
boy. Understand that! r you slight
him again you'll hear from me in a way
you won‘t like. Good otter-noon. sir."

Baron R. Lehman, consul-genral of
Greece to the Netherlands. in making 11
tour of the United States. with a view
ll, writing a book on American institu-

one.

STRAIlIBll “8103

is not an uncommon couditioomlt'a a
cornmon cause tor hendnchou and other
on no

Eyes which are overworkor. it re-
lived by properly titted glasses, will
regain Itmnsth and will in time be
able to perform their tuck without the

' old of close assistance.

Call in and we will talk it over to
gather.

HOMER B. HOY'I‘

Graduate Optician.
Room 9 ‘ United Bank Bulldius
Oliice hours. 8 to 11:15.12:411 to 11: 30.
Saturday evening. 7 to 9.9,

GREKT

Cloomg Out Sale

01111111191115 death of M1.Scodeld of our firm, their 11"

égardless at cost. *

W

Housei‘urniehing“ Department

‘~ 7c.' 6 'qt. Sprinkling 139% '
7c. Carpet Beaten, f .9 9

V

71:. Large Sink Brushes,
ALL SIZES OF OIL STOVES AND OVENS AT LOW PRICES.

 

of the effort we find our success.

'Clolhillll for Men.

Suite for $7.98.
Suits for $8.98.
Suite for $9.98.
Suits for $12.98.
9Suits for $14.98.
Suite for $16.98.

Suits for $20.00.

to $10. 00.

anything you need.

 

 

 

forts and the most perfect rys'tcm 'o'i merchrdidlsmg we strive to
attain anything that “1111111111111 you, because in your appreciation

Tallor-l‘iade Suits
for Women.

Suite for $7 93
Suits for $993,
Suite for. $12 93;”
Suite for $14.93.:

suits for 3'1'7 98.
Sum; for $20.00.

W

MILLINERY. ' _ .

All the loading stylca' 1'11 Outing Hats, owned in polka dots
and Persian. for 98 Cents to $119 so. ‘

Five hundred Trimmed Hats, not two alike. prices from $1.98

'1.
21

Small deposit down and one dollar weekly Millprocure for you

 

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