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SHOES POLISHED FREE OF CHARGE.
2225 no mm BILL. ‘ ‘
ally Donated Today in
Hun It Wuhlngton. ‘
MINSTQN April 29 wlmmed-
the convening of the
Mr Dnlzeil Po" from the
n“ on. presented the
or for the consideration of
22 public building bill under
‘hlcb the bill. without up
for elemendment. will he
22 direct vote aftel three
oral debate Mr. Cream-
,Ork. raised the point of ord
pccial order suspended
h“ permitted the offering
moms anR,5thnt no rule could
...,without a two-thirds
pen r overruled the point of
.h when M2 Creamer appeal
h 5 decision of the chair. Mr.
5 lhptly moved to lay the up
“ be table When the speaker
0 ion a great. chorus from
5 5 l: the house went up in
Mr; 024122211 5 motion, while
ow uéat‘teling noes arose in de- _
the other side. "It in appor-
bsorved Mr. Creamel. looking
im- tat they are all 222 the
he side as on that"
used the minority leader
if: i; e‘ adoption of the rule out
' ith the expectation of do
[Proceeding he said that
was mistaken in saying
“polk in the bowel "
Eidhn‘rdaon said he had none.
asked for any but he was
opened to this method of
, it. could not be justified,
by any coulec of leasoning.
Sample time for the consid-
i‘ the separate items in the
in Was simply it proposition
propelled membels to vote for
ale appropriation of about.
000 fol public buildings or not
public lllliiiilfl‘g legislation 222
nion;
‘ " Nelunskn chairman of
pupil. e on public buildings and
du‘iu support of the rule said,
committee had lonsidercd
ii ylng’ appropriations aggiegat
‘ 000 000. The committee locog
necneeity for public build-
o‘uld not be provided (02
, hil‘m of congress.
hi e other Congressen he emu. of-
The committee calefuily c-on
ii the bills and tho‘ bill to he
tibia rule had been the
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PEBED WITH WITNESS.
EPORT, April 29~.~Samuel T.
mNew Haven, who was or
22 last night onecharges‘ of
ingwith 22 states witness. had
_ ntlitued until next Monday.
ty‘ court this afternoon. At
B. Klein, who has been on-
o defend him, asked for the
once so that he could propale
‘ Bail was filed at Si .200
in a could not secure to
FSOL SMlTH RUSSELL.
"TON. Aip‘ru 222554-302 Smith
iii! actor, died at the ‘Rich
t’ in this cit iye‘ster‘dnyunf
‘ Y lit Ill
‘ so their8 225 serious turn
yesterdey morning 5
Thc2o 5
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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stock market opened quiet and the
majority of changes were email and
mixed with gains predominating. The
bdvancee reached a point in I die.
ville, Northwestern. Colorado Fuel
and Chicago Union Traction and two
Sunlt Ste. Marie preferred.
WALL STREET. .115 a. 2n.——‘Reo2iing
and some of the low- priced railroads
and specialties mode advances. Yea.
ter'duy a ride in the Northwesterns woe
lecumcd lifting the commlm 4% and
the pl'efelred 3%. Atohleon. St. Paul
and Rock inland rose 1 to 2 In sympo-
thy.
aware andiiudeou. Wheeling and
Lake Erie stooke. North Amer.lcan
Railway Steel Spring. and tho Wa-
bushes gained 1 to 1%.1‘here were
22 low weak points, New York. New
Haven and Hnrtfmd declining 3 and
international Silver profei'red l.
W Li. STREET. Noon «w'i‘ruding
backfire quietnnd ”regular. Brooklyn
'l‘run it lost a point. Some of the re~
cent strong minoi stocks also weaken
ed considerably. N. Y. Alrbrake drop
plug 4 M, and llnneed preferred, (‘on-
tinoutnl Tobacco preferred, Consolidat
ed Gas. American Snuff. inlelnetlo‘nnl
Power and Chicago Traction prefcl-
red losing 1 @ 9. A jump of 5% in
Rock Island and a rise of 1% in illi-
nols. Central, revived the western
stocks which had been drooping and
St. Paul. Atchlcon and Northwestern
sold higher than before. Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific rose about a
point but Mleeoul'i Pacific continued
highen Colorado Fuel. $223222. Ameri-
can Locomotive preferred N. i. C.
Ann Albor preferred and Pullman 222cc
1 @ 2. New Yolk. New Haven 22an
em railroad stocks did not move up
precinbly. Honda are firm 5
WALLSTREET. lp. m.-—~ There was
52 further rice in Northweotcru, which
made its gain lilo. and that oI the 22222-
forled 593. There wore advances leach-
ln‘g 21/ in. Dclnwnie and Hudson. and 22
point or more in Canada Southern.
5 K222232222 and Texas preferred and (low
olldated Gus. The market generally
was dull. uiid inclined to react. New
lainvcn‘s lone ran to 9 points. Lack»
i924. Bank of Commerce stock was
bought in odd and full Share lots up to
3.90 compared with 370 at. the lust chic.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private Wire of Maples
& Goldsch‘midt commission brokers
$2522 m. 3; Colbctt’e block. South Nor
walk.
Open High 1:30
Alnol. Copper. ‘00 ‘ 06% 6032’;
AFLG 3; ECG. 30% 30% 311/.
A222 2: o F. 15.2.9242 2221/. ‘92,
Am. Cot. Oil. 57 g '57 5644
Am. G Twp, 59‘ ' 591/; 58%
Americanllze, 30% 20% 20 2042,
'Am Locomotu 36% 367/22 36% 533%
A222. 14000.12th 99% 100% 99% NO
Am Smelt. 43% 43% 43% 4394
Amer. Sugar, 124% 125% 134% “12,22
A '1‘ 82 S. Fe 82 83% 33 - 83
All. at SF. pf. 98% 99% 98% 99%
Ball. & Ohio, 109 100 108722 108%
lBkyn.5.R. '1‘.. {HM 7121,32 7055: 70%
02222. South. 5931/5 94% 99% 941,1";
01188.33 Ohio 48% 4854; 5' 48 48
(2222 c N. w. 261 270 251 2255242.
Low
65 7.92
30%
ill.
50%
082%
c. n o St 25.122225. 27245. 27024 my.
cm; Min & P 13442 230 17524:. 17844.
1
' Col. F512
stile post Ie‘W"
Col South.
Con. 6218,22 *5;
Del & 22232.1 175934 180% 179% 180%
Elie. 5 39125 39% 39% 3944
iii Central 149‘ 150% 149 . 149%
Lou. &Noah., 128% 129% 128% 1284;
Manhattan.
Met St By 1253
Mexican Cont129
M K. .3; 'I‘..
153 152% 153
39% 28% 28%
. ‘- Central. 195% 195% 195% 105%
Central 162 51 2
3552 34% 3,442.,
03‘ {152% 3.152%
WALL STREET 10‘ .10 a. mw’l‘he ,
points in Minneapolis. St. Paul and.
Michigan Central Jumped seven,
points and American Locomotive. Del- ’
Hartford fell‘nn extreme 6% and East. ,
wanna 52. and Kantian City Southern
preferred a point. Rock Island re-actcd '5
Chi. Gt Wash. 26% 26% 26%; 2.6%
' vmlttec com: ‘
130% 136% 135% 13633
BROKERS.
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FlookuandL. cadmium.
Orders executed for
lnvéumonr or on Margin.
Private wires to New York Boston.
Wuuhington, Chicago. 2
Careful attention given to mail and
telegraph orders.
Corr‘cepohdonce invited.
Telephone Call 153.
Stiletto 63 Corbett Block
WuuhjngOn 8t. , 80. Norwalk. Conn.
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The Senate Committee Flemming the 55 ‘
.Exnmlnatlon of Witneuou.
WASH‘lNGTO.N}_‘Ap2'il 29.42225 sen.
ate cummittee on the Philippines to. -
day resumed the examination of wit-
ceases in connection with the lnvcuil .
gation of affairs in the
lands. General Arthur
continued his examination
plnlnod the statement in hip annual
report of June 30 1900. thut‘ the. 1122,
lied States had enquired noverelguty
by treaty and in a way owned the
iihlilpplno in.
MacArthur
Philippine leiunde but did not own the .
Philippine people" by saying thut
thence conclusions were, reached after
conversation With an lnllnito‘ number ‘
of people and observation and that.
they leprouented‘ the bulk of the vieWe 5,
He then in '
response to questione by Senator Put- '
terson‘, doncribed “tho different towns 2,
of Ihn nationalist party.
embraced within the. Amellcon linen
on the night of Februury 9.1399 when ,55_‘
the outbreak occurred and identified 5,
what purported to be in copy of order -
of General Luna for the massacre of
Son- 5.
atol Pnttcluon sought to show that it [
was not dilllcult to deceive Agupl‘unldo
by forgery and referred to his 222pt222'o. :
the foreign incidents of Manila.
by (ionornl‘i-‘uueton. through n 2023021
letter signed. “lmcuuu.” '
Arthur, with considerable emphasis;
declared that Genelni Funeion With not
ll‘iillonslbieiill any wnl for any of the
methode which obtained in the caption.
of Agulnnldo. ‘
nny‘wny for any of the methods which
obtainodw in the capture of Aguinaido.
“i am responsible in that mutter in or
cry wny 22nd pm 2irulnr" enld General
MacArthur.
nnd the renpounlblllty for whatever
llcoopiion nttnohou thereto i take."
With regard in the order for the
Manila nlnnencrr‘, (323.22ch MacArthur.
countering further questions by Senn-
tor Pnllci'eoninuid the order he now ’
was nlgl‘wd by Snudldro and not by
Luna. General MacArthur detailed the
oil‘ortu mode by him to ferret out
Luna‘s connection with Ii. '
port of Dr. l". (‘5. Bonnie. n surgeon in
tho ilnlt‘cd Slates urmy. as to how he
came in possession of the Sundldco oi"
2192' through a Filipino, who made a
copy of the original. i‘h‘o senator rr-
fcrrcd to u later statement made by Dr.
Mourns to theeffect that the Filipino
might‘have "stretched tblngu n little.“-
G‘cnoral MacArthur sold time might
have been two orders “Would you‘
hung a yellow dog on the testimony
that is pn‘rded hem as to the genuine~
22225422 oil thence cldcie?“ nukcd Senator
Pnttewson
The witness said it would depend on
what kind of n yellow dog it who 5
General Mchrthur diuclnlmed‘t any
responsibility for the orders of General
Jacob H Smith to make Samar a ‘ihowi-
lug wilderness
tlcn by Senator Bevérldge. General
MacArthur said that absolute chaos
would permit should the Fillplnc‘nz be
granted complete independence nnd‘the
United States entirely withdrawfrom‘
the islands. but he snidfho would like
to explain his statement at another ses-
skin or the computtee. He was there-
upon iaxons‘
a; 3552255522332“: With cs asked for by the
minority
After some diseulielon it well decided
to postpone the“ inking" of A vote on
tho propopltiou 2222222 tomorrow morn-
ing. at which tiiné committee will also
pass on tho advisl‘tblllty of sending a
sub-committee to the Philippines to
5 cuntinue the investigation.
1322142 202245. 10042 V 2
ANOTHER B‘OY IMPLICATE
, New Haven Boy Wu to Aunt Lock.
wood in Burning Reform School. ,
V MERIDEN April 259. ~"Sanford Wk;
turned over to the M
th Aaltemoon Muis'o
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AFFAIRS 'lN2 ‘THE‘ ‘PHll“.IF‘F‘ll~‘iFJS.f
i'lo ex‘» "
Geno‘rnanc 2 2
"1 am responsible ill .
“it was one of the do. 2.
coptionn frequently practiced in " war 5
Senator Patterson quoted from a re: ..
Replying to 22 222295- 5.,
tomorrow the coni- 5
to xecutive moon to 5
day of June.
etree ""h
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47 North Main cor. Ann St.‘
sour Monti/222.22. ‘ ‘
. We “have a2 splendid line of .
' Blouse Suits and Norloik Suits, ‘
in Blue Serge, Fancy Chcvlot2
and Striped Fionno‘ia.
53.50 to 7.55 00
we sell only well made who
2 bic.‘ Service- giving merchandise.
DON'T‘ FORGET»—
The best value in town. Our ‘
Children 2: Fast Black Stockings. -
2 pain for 256.
’2 52525 5 555
TAILORS CLOTHIE‘RS,
HATTERS. FURNISHERS.
"1‘221. 133 12.
85 Washington Street. ‘5.
‘ “ churn nonwnnk
ENTERTAINMENT»
HOYT S THEATRE
, Cine light only
F2220 .02sz
WM A BRADY‘S Speciul I’r‘o
‘ ducilon,
’WA Y
My bottle Illnlr miter. Elubornied
bi .los Gri smer.
‘_ A‘s Flnyell
{500 times in New York City.
250 times in Pldlcdclphiu
”350 times in Boston
250 times in (kinetic ' ‘
“Tho play ihniitouches the basin. "
superior-:22 8‘] PRESS. PUBLlC
2 - 992.2221.
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rut-ea 25, so. 55.. and 42.022. 2
CONCERT
‘ St. Peter’Sj'Congreglliion
at the
i822 Intuit; 35229222120029 lilurcli
wedne‘ulay, April 322 1902.
Elaborate Program of Vocal
and instrumental Music.“
ADMISSION 25 CENTS. 5
‘UNION SCHOOL DISFRICT.
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The tn‘xpayern or the South Norwnik ‘
Union School District are hereby not 52
tiled that tile district tax of one and 5
one u arier 2222223 on the dollar-.1
the t n «casement list of 1901.
meeting 22! til dictrlet held on the
t day of May. 1992
hell be ready to re
rfiéeoweéweaeewefloeow ‘ 5
‘ 3243454352533
2902 at the lemme! .
" boil 9. will be due 222221 5
a‘t‘ora never before thought out
Mode Art.
goods.
BLACK AND NAVY
LINED .
Alli. WOOD
MOP CLOTHS.
..2...
555 ‘ 2 seconnvo
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CHAPERONS lN BOSTON.
GENES-“I henr there in a movement
in lioeion to do nwny with the chapel
one.
...”
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luck—Mlle you mean to say that they
have. or or had chapcronee in Boston?
“.Oh y.ee plenty of them.“
"What do they do?”
“Well. they keep the fircs'golng, llll
lilo hobwnter bottle, ‘thuw out frozen
core and no on "
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The. great writer of military songs 7
was lookinglfor inspiration
“And you say that nix of \"22222 none,
wore the blue?“ he interrogated us he
halted ut the door of a shanty. ' Well-
they cavalry or infantry?"
“Nnythcr. sor. ” responded the proud ,
. mother.
"They wor policemin!’
honor
CITY-TAXES
The tax players of the city of South
Norwaik are hereby notified that the
city tax of six and one- half ion) mills
, on the dollar. laid on the assessment
list of 1901. at a city meeting held in
Arlen Hall. on Madison street. on the
32:! of March. A. 1)., 1902. also the ll-“
of I mill .
brory fund fox of wandering
on the dollar laid at the me time
will be due and pnyuble on the first
day of May, 1902 at which time i will
receive, the some at Jacob M. Layton 3
olilce, No. 5 Railroad Place; Penalty
at the rate of nine (9) per cent. a year
from May 1 1902 will be charged on
all bills remaining unpaid after June
2 i902.
JAMES PAUL.
Collector or Taxes of the City of South
‘ No‘rwa‘l‘k
Smith Norwalk April 28 1902.
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