n'g AII, Trolley.
'on'mao'lon, will be Intern.
‘ t9 Ta'xpliyers.
1.‘
made under
{filthy intestate and
, ventilated In
ti:
ensure.
commitIce
oldies.
'galnst it.
bi
,‘ on to postpone was killed
Ills" 11's himself attacked by '.Mr VI 11-
s only to lull the bill.
will) has been one of the greatest
More of the measure lndignanlly
this insinuation and
12th the House {111 postponement toi
, urpose of better
9R1). May 16—41 be long on
to corpdratiou tax bill wul
‘ the tax commission
, or early next Week.
ill cie'u'tn's 11 new corpore-
ng the organization of such'
s'mucb more easy than ever
tommission lids not primar-
, (1 how to add to the. 111~
he state, though this will be
,by the broad provisions or
it is propdsed first or all to
,"'l': 1'1 general corporation law as
"c all cases of 1nco1poration so
9 flood of private charters shall
it litthought that with the broad
ind corporations Will prefer to
lie under the new general sta-
'11 preference to seeming p1i1nte
_ '11, thus doing away with
‘ 1 private i‘rnnchlses.
noisily Interesting trolley. tclc-
‘eiegreph and electric
" is now being drawn up to no
but as it may be amended
erabiv It is not given here 111‘
l. is Very probable however. that
' ill be something in the way of
so on this point. as the com
19111911 strongly believes in putting
the direct jurls
of the towns and cities snu [erection of a state armory at Noiwicb.
them to the comts 1111 1111-01. 1,1119 appromiatlon being 530 000
rather than to the gcnelai as-
the
light
stutc bill giving
lib estate of children to parents In-
, . brothers and sisters come up
ussion this melding and was
fter the longest and most gen-
bate thus {hr 91’ the session 1111'.
the meanwhile.
ember of the House was too
ed in the question and aft/er 11
Mr.
M l'.
pleaded
understanding
it was passed however
his request to delay by an over-
reeman. of Hartford. opposed
,ll.' n‘d said that It changes the
state that had been in opera—
, yer tWo hundred, years.
no.“ only one or two men came
He
iniovor of the
,, 111,111 1,119 inshi idea was to
is state conform to the laws or
Mr. Freeman said the
‘ ti 11 11113111 not to' change the law
'11‘ £111 ,here was a great demand for
H111. gill judges of Probate were
twood. of New Britain. favor-
ite did Mr.
, Mr. Williams. 0'! (Situated
udgo Banks of Fairliel'd:
oi Clitou: Mr. Hitchcock. of
Staples. of
m ,l‘.
' - W 91111111 and neveial others also 1’11.
ihis 111111111114 .
,ing Mr Freeman, Mr. Whit
i; 11111 London. spoke. as did
11s 01‘ [cast l.ymc.1
hittleossy. of Danb‘ury. Who In-
the bill, discussed ‘lt at some
aid that thirty states had
1111 Connecticut was the only
1111‘ no state that was behmd
He held that 1111b
proposed Iriw.
h and Electric , 1
‘ ‘ He was unplanned otthe
" ed on amend 1
speech. ‘
Mr. Hitchcock; oi livoodbur ,,
children in 1b,
Mr. King re
detail. be its , ,
of such vital ‘ no 11
thought is ought 9 he contl 116118111 the
next 1111;113:11ny 11nd ‘d‘be prudent in the
ng '
Mr. Chandler seconded the motion
M1'.B11‘n‘ks In 1: strong speech 1111
not in lever 91: Mr. King's motion.
and a vigorous debate immediately 11
matter over two years
Mr. Willes said that to leave the bill
for anothei assembly Would be 19 kill
it. M r Pearno. of Middletown said
that to continue the matter 9110 years
would be to “put It In the cemetery in
the northwest corner of this“ build-
i11g."nnd asked Mr. King not to insist
on his motion.
Mr. King said that he very much rc-
g.retted that any insin'uation had been
made that his motion to put the bill
over two years was for the purpose of
killing the bill Mr. King in un elo
quent speech argued for the reiereir
dum ‘oi the question to the people of
the state.
011 the motion of Mr. King to post
pone the vote the vote stood 83 yeas
H2 pays the motion being lost
(in the plevious question the 11190
lution was passed by an overwhelming
vote
The propagation of quail thioughout
the state by an appropriation not to ex-
ceed $2 000 was reported upon farm-
9ny by the fisheries 1111 game com-
l
, to 21,4 point in
‘ chief 111119111111. f‘
Jmittee and was referred to the com-
I
mittec on appropriations.
Favorable report was made on the
The bill validating the layout of
s11 eats. building lines and sewers I11
Hridgepmt and assessment of benefits
and damages theret'm was passed
amended so that it will not affect pentb
ing litigations.
in the Senate.
The Senate held a vow short ses-
sion today nothing of importance oom-
mgrup for action. except a number of
minor matters. passed in concurrence
with the House. 1
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI L STREET, 10:10 11 m. ~Yesto1-
day‘s strength was continued
In the
st lcn hot this. run an 11-
% yelp) 339% filo 3"" ts
In . elendin‘g einii'ers'lntidil 11111910111-
iuent groups of stocks. in cluding the.
’l‘111nk lines, Copiers, Grongers. Pari-
llcs. Southwestelns and Southern Rail-
mods. In special cases the gains ex
reeded thpse. figures.
only do 9% 191,09
and broad alter the; . ..
WALL STREET '11 " in
1.33991 '
leading railroads and hneciaities, lost
from 1 to 2111... There were some con-
spicuous exceptions. 11.111tol‘hiltlohlil
Power rising 10‘.an1111wan1111 4‘" 951111
Northern Pacific 4 119111111' 111in '“g 0
cover and some outside de‘mnn‘d check
ed the reaction before it o'cldok and
prices recovered strongly In, spots. St.
Paul £01 up 4% 111111111, 1191111191411.
Atchis n 2%.. Amalgamated 0011111111 '
and many others 11 point or more.
Chesapeake dz Ohio was strong.
WALL STREET, noonrwSpeouiatiou
was quiet. but with a strong unde1 ton“
Frequent relapses occurred In special
stocks but they rallied 1111011eg
Noon prices showed the market well
above. yesterday's '
points and over
, St. Paul rose t8
the nu k lines 11511111 to the best. 1;
priced dividend paying stocks we're in
demand. Mondppealo It St. Louis
gained 510mm Northern preferred 6%
111111 American Express 9%. Bonds
' were dull and 1111111111111.
WALL STREET. 1 p.
a lull In the bulyina . reaction of 1
me '0! the principal
Delawf'are & Hudson
1991111111111 11 Copper being the
81171111111 then 111111111
strongly to 1619’ 111111 111 k
. non mlézdllic lie 11
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ll"
it“ 1110111511111 -1111 11 '
Winsle‘,m,1ir' " ‘
Mr. 1.111111111111111 oi Watertord. and Mr. 1
11111111 cl Staiford supported Mr King ti
sued on the question or putting the p
.AThere was '
r. 39 ".43
ll Ii‘enn. 11,901.. ;
Leather " 121/
”188‘
3 R
Alll'lANY N Y.. May 161» do
that the sentiment of the House ms “”1"“ “a“ “'9‘"! 9“"9“ I“ Mali”
sings once. 190111111; towards 1111111
1?
11111; 111111 11
12:30 11. 111.
1111111111111
[91 premised ,191
The conference at the
maiyors office 111' for the purpose of do, ~
termining whether the common coll '
settlement of the strilie. Calls i1
cll shall be called to meet in special
Railway.
streets.
t.lon
conference
There
we actively
oiiicers.
to deal with
English
lnnd.
pill
in South N
1191 found'
thirty days
AVR
WASHING
‘ .Ayres 11111111
‘ the alien on 1 11111111 111
‘ ,1 tetétlvei .
pnny' n officials.
inghsnl. Mass.
or peoples of
Asia and Atrium
session to rescind an ordinance. passed
some years ago. granting the Albitn! , .
now succeeded by the unit. 1
ed Traction Company. the
erect holes and string wires on 1111.1
with the
core upwards 11,: 1.00 f'ormer employee
of the compunY. and has issued an 1111
Deal to live hundred of the leading 1111 . .
incus asking them to serve as specla' 1
in the event of 111111-
The 9.1111111 Federation of Labor and
the Typographlcal Union have adopttd
resolutions urging the strikers to to
main firm (1nd pledging financial did
A mass meeting of walkingmen will
be held tomorrow night. at which 1111
dresses will be made by City Pastors
and lending citizens.
Acting Mayor
viict, Is lndignant at the stationing oi;
trimps at the power house in that city.
He declares that it is an unwarrant
able intrusion. as his pallet1 are dbl:-
the situation.
".4...
‘11-.—
oi‘wslk for ‘
guiltg. 1111
W
as Modern Mvs'rsi
G'i‘ClN N‘
o ystnry,
1111111
Calhoun.
5 P0313 '
hard labor by Judge Taylor; 111111 his
011111111110 furnish '11 1111111190
right to
The strlli/els have called 11 confer
once (01 3 p, m' to discuss the situn
TROY N.Y.,M11y ill—Jl‘he olilcer
of the Ti by division have been notiflet‘
to appear in Albany at 2 o‘clock for 11‘
railroad com
There is every pros
pect tor a settlement of the strike.
are no unusual crowds on the
streets of this city today though ruin
01's are current that the traction r0111
puny will attempt to 11111 their car
here from Albany during the day. No
preparations have 1111 .191 been mum
to run cars on the Troyellncs today.
Mayor Conway's pMclamntlon oi
yesterday has been posted along the
lines of the company in this city The
pastors oi the! various city churches
cooperating with
the
rloilnp
of Water-
’l‘rouble is
teal ed in the event of cars being on
m‘flted in Watcrvliei. 11s the officials
and people of that city have been to:
some months lighting the traction com
pany for n induction of three.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS.
BOSTON, May istoreign Missions
at Home was the. subject considered by
& Rev. F. E. Enrich 0.11.111 Southr‘ram»
He said iniilartz' . ,
, More. than seven .1119 yellrs 1111111119111; ‘
- has been 11 power 11 the, world' to draw
to' herself peoples of 11111111111111.1119“
and tongues. it is 11 mistake to speak
0,! our Scandinavians '111111' Germans and,
italians and French and Dutch and oth-
ll'rope as ‘nllens.’
are not Angl Melton, to be sure, but
they are Caucasians—“they are Enron ‘
e'sns. and are not to be mentioned in ,
the same category as the people}: 111
Let us not un’deresti
mate the burden and the difficulty .
which their coming imposes upon the ;
speaking churches of our .p
Let us not exupgei'ote the evils
“11111111111111 bring. , .
"in these days of u desire (on 911111.. ,1
tinn unity. I11 these days when all the
believers of the supernatural 111's stand- ‘
1111; more closely together than ever in . "
the defense of the illndsnlentcis oi the
gospel we must not 01111151111119 doll. '
. 11111111101111 which varioub 11111119111111
making for the evangelisnthn or 1111111
tongues, and in order to, meet the pro
blem of Foreign Missions at 11911111. ‘w
must Intensity and deepen the 1111111
In or" our, Anierl
ou'it'rv or uousunoll'r.
Cornelius Hughes who Was erred
"For
'l‘hey
allot!
jail
111-41111
Is cliilmlllii
.1 (19,
”"318. 1211. 50. 7'51;
, ‘o‘llpsorved 81111111 on sale pt .Hoyt's
Norwslh. and Woods
Every 11111111 member 911,111: Original
Cost will positively uppear In the roles
L, crébteii by them.
iii. 5 days in advance
119. .
I'IoW’ 3 this
for 'Barg'alns
ilgle’n .’
Fine Negligee Shirts.
:3 911‘s.
Made of Nauru-female,
Boy's Knee Pants. 1.
good ones too. I Sets pair.
Boy' 3 all-211001 Vesta: Suits.
nicely trimmed $1 00
Youth 'S'gll'l‘S; all-moi)!
'33. ooeoillv a fee: left.
Look t'hem 'aiier—i'f they do
not 39' Why don t
‘tbern.
o. corral-:5.
' II 19951811115111: Street;
50111; 111.119.1111.
Cuff}; (Matched andattacbed '
To Contractors.
Willi!” '
.tbe o
tercsts of the city In reserved.
.J corona.
G'EIO. .K'ENDALL. .
GHANNAN,
Street Commissioners.
.. " 11116
11111—1111 111.111.1111
cc of thonoard of Street (39111-
missioners until..8oturdny. May 18th
1901.111 6 oclock- p 111., for construct
log a, sewer in ,Bsyview avenue and
High street. The ,rlght to reject any
.or all hide it deemed tor the 119111111-
3t
1111 1111111121:
' . 11111111111116 l1 weather we I; that is 111.111.1111
White Wash 31311111...
Garden 5111111 '
richness and line flavor.
meat.
Shoulder "‘1 i-‘oreonulters
Choms we.
.1..———.
111111111 1119111111111.
111.11
Eyes whicha 11;),
lived by propery
regain strength ml wi
bid of glass assiétanco.
setber.
11111111. 9
once, hold-w
Saturday eve 11
happen r011 voun noon.
Don't fall to order some of our 1113
llcious Spring Lamb for dinner one or
more days this week. Every member
of the family Will be delighted with its
“Tender as 11 Lamb" is not a mere
figure of speech when applied to this
it 111111111111 melts in too mouth
begs,
NE'W c‘emunv‘ 311111111117. ‘
1111121119911. 1591111111 st;
111111111111 111101
is not an uncom'oton condittnnnlt's a
90111111011 cause for headnopcsiond other
- pl: 115.
e overworkor. It re
fitted Clhdfies. will
l’iii time be
able to perform t elr Ins without the
Call In and we, will talk it over to-
11011111 1 1
11111111111111 9111,1111
‘ "111013933" mini“
' With additional help in this department"
. . line of Ingrains, Tapestry, Brussels and V11
.5, (low Shades, Lac .
M1, "331%,. '1.
I 1 ' Our hpcmals 111 this: department are 1151911011515
311,, . 1 . 1
19¢. Tack Hammer}, .. , 9., ‘
231:. Scrub Brushé's.‘ .
Ceiling 13111111111149. handle. 59c. Garden Trowé'ls. '
A'
Loin
propulsion
The expansion of r'thill'
Suits (for
'fi 8111191111
$7.98.
118.91
‘ 3111111181- $9.98
, shits
'Su'i't's 199319911.
Spits 11511 $20.09.
. ii,”-
and 1511111111111. longs Gents
Cloihina for lien
or, 3111,98. :
Suits Tor $16. 98. ,
Blooming-nipping cportment.
7c. 6 qt. Sprinkllng Pots.
7c. Carpet B'eaté'rs, ‘
71:. Large $11111 Brushes,
ALL SIZES ‘011 on. s'rovss AND OVENS Ar! now PRICES
1; '1‘
.1
1
w .
1'1
1'1
insiders has been"“a sol-it. healthiul
of the effort We and our spotless.
growth sue, 1,111 idilows only upon the mos’t «meet business of-
iorts and the": mostiperfect 9111111111 of merchandising. We strive to
attain anything thst will benefit you, because in your appreciation
I
. .
All the leading styles 1111 Gluing Hats, trimmed 'in'
(I
1911101111111. '
, Suits tor $7.98.
. . Suits for $9.98.
15111111161 $14.98.
Suite for 3'15. 98.
Suits for 317'. 98.
.Suits for $311.00.
toms 811111111131 Ever
offered 11
‘ 111191911111151115
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