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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 22, 1902 · page 8

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tilt train Port Royal.
to ‘Americn’u interests.
ill warships in those

' Halo and adopted called upon the sec ‘

here and the gener

hove formally declared

not intend to 'enter Port;
1 e d 013 his troops

MEMORIAL DAY.‘

t
9 11 body to listen to
W eby Rev. .l. McClure
onlonihors ol‘ the post
rooms on Memorial
and from there march
metering and decor
ithe uoldlerdeud. An
plied to the mem-
is Relief Corps to

‘tl at the Congregation
so to participate in‘
exercises At the

X he decoration of the
it will be served at the

E .RANSFERS.
it onto. Frederick M.
‘ old Island; Ablziiil

O. Yenrancs lot
ry avenue; Ri-
.V. M. ‘Nowoll

 bnlldlngs i11

‘, “Son to Michael
11" i”lot Connecticut

Pie rson
yestel‘

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of the
met

”d hiked over“ mattern of
,9 mean An adjourn

uni meeting will be
11 bably be ole-c

, rounded to know which Was the beam.

 
 
 
 

bug in’ the superior court
11111. twlth intent to kill
ullty. yestelday by

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

all murder case will
1191894058111. i... Barbér
.. sslst J. 'J Desmond

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

r, . vor.
M‘ .. May 22 .—.—A mob
1,19 Wiil Jones. 11‘ Jop-
' h rged with assault.

. ‘ to force in the Philippines. he said, the
. government took upon itself the 11st11-'

“ . hatred and sullen submltlslon of ,subju»
ignited 9901119.me Cuba you [gave __ , 3

‘ ‘ Washington. 011101180

PHlLlPPiNE GOVERNMENT BILL. ‘
Discussed by sonatbr Hoar in the Ben.
ate at Washington Today.»

' WASHINGTON May 22~Soon alter
the Senate convened today a resolu- .
tioh uttered by Mr. Halo (Mutual was
passed directing the secretary oi? the
navy to furnish the Senate With do.
tailed items under the hood of the
“pay oi the navy" , It was adopted.

Another resolution altered “by Mr.

 

 
 

letary of. the navy for run information
concerning the depth of water at the
More island Navy Yard and whether
at first class battleship ever had gone
to the yard; and also as to the depth
of water at the Puget Sound Navy
Yard. .

Considerntion f the Philippine gov.
éinl‘hont bill th 11 was resumed.
Hoar addressing the Senate in opponi
tion to the pi esent policy of govern
ment in the Philippines. Grant inter
est was manifested in the utterances

the door and galleries in 1‘ Hoarspoko
deliberately ’ and confined himself
closely to his manilsolipt in brief he
spoke as -follow‘s:

Mr Hoar maintained that this couri-
try ‘ls not at war. “You are fighting
tor sovereignty." he said. “You are
fighting for the principle of eternul' do-
mlnion o‘Ver that people and that is the
only question in inane in the conflict "
When it had been determined to resort

ral consequences of that decision. The
result or the! conflict of arms of such 11
character inevitably was that there
would be cruelty on one side and re—
tullation by cruelty on the other; and
their responsibility rested upon those
who made the poiioy.‘ ’

Mr Hoar said ho was to discuss what,
seeméd to him one of the most wit-ked
11nd looilsh chapters in history .ret ho
was compelled to admit he said. that,
the men who Were reuponslble for it
were neither wicked nor foolish" Dis-
cussing the testimony taken by the
Philippine committee. Mr Hoar ‘snid it
had contained some pregnant admis-
sion What vindicates that which has
been done so for is the saving the is-
lands from anniohy and the material
benefit conferred 11111111 the Philippine
people. What the fathers oi the rcpub~
he said and our cgntury of glorious his»
tor ywvare appealed to in vain
lessons tell upon the cars of men daz-
nied by military glory and‘ delirious
with the lust of conquest? ”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

with that in the Philippines. and de«

Mr. Hoar recited a chapter of the his-
tory of this country. which be said.
shoved that the present policy of the
government was. in contradiction of
the M‘omoe Dootrine. 11s it was a con-
tradlction of the. Declaratipn oi Inde-
pondenoe. He said that it the present
way was followed the Declaration of
independence w0uld in» repealed and
nothing would be hilt oi the Monroe
Doctrine except the principle» 0! brutal
selfishness. , .

This government had erected a re.
public in Cuba and n despotism in the
91111111111119.3111 hundred millions of
treasure and ten thousand Amercnn
lives had been sacrificed in that ended-
In the Philippines the American
0119 had been made the emblem of sec.
riiege and of the burning 01' homes.
and of the horror of 9119 water torture.
He believed that our officers in Senoral
were humans, “but in some cases they;
hum o‘arried on your warfare with n‘
’ mixture of Amérlc’an 11139111139111

a‘stllioli filmy:- ,

 

nine island ' iii

Declaration ,oi‘ indennndenoo For Cubs
you had to rendlrm and give. it new
ins, 6.3 For the Philippine; Isiandis you
. two had to convert the Monroe. Doo~
2 into a dootrins of more, selfish
For Cuba you have. acted on it

'a ll‘ttlndioated it.
tile eternal gratitud of a free poopis.
in the Philippine islands you have the

thln3 but :10

ot the Massachusetts senator both on 1

T'Their ,

He compared the situation in Cubs -

. Sou. Railway.

' U S. Leather.

in Cuba you have:

Orders onto ted for

Private 9119.10.19.19 York, Button.

(litretul Atlantic‘s given to mail and
telogr‘nph orders. , 9 ..
Correspondence invited. , 1

cm

Telephono (“Jail 153'. 3 ‘

Stuartz £5 Corbétt Block,

wn-hln‘gton Sh. - 118. Norwalk. Conn.
MIL“.

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TODAY lN WALL STEEL.
WALL STREET 10:10 n. m. -Opon~
in; prices showed irregular oliunges
from last night. The Coolers were 111-
cllned to suit, ills:
ndinn Pacific b he 1% on a low sales,
and Ann Arbor preferred lost a point.
There were advances of 2 points in
Northwestern and Cleveland, Lord‘lu
and Wheeling. The changes in the
general list were email and mixed.
WALL STREET,1 p.111 m—«Atchlson,
illinois Central Chicago and Eastern

Pittsbnrg were carried up 1 to 1% and

Winter Amalgamated rose 1% ovor lost] .
night, but the general market was in-‘l' '
clined to sng.U11itsd State‘s Rubber

prenered lost“ 1%;
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. _,
Reports over private Wire or Maples.
dz. Goidsohmldt cummlssion broilers.
Swnrtz ‘& Corbett’aubiock. south Nor

wnlk‘: .
, . Open High
Amni. Copper, 70% Tm;
.Am. C. d: F.. 30111; 801.5 ,
Am.O. drill. pl.89%' 89V.-
Am.. Cot Oil.l‘13% 53%
American Ice, 18% 18%
Amcl Loco“ 81% 31% '
Am‘. 19.11.311-411va 48%
Am. Sugar. 127% 128%
Anaconda. lid 116% ,
A. AT. dz S. Fe. 7989 Sill/1
ANT 8'2 SE. pt 98. 98%
Bolt d1. Ohio 100% 111119.
Bklyn. R. T.. 8'61,“ 66% .
Can S011tl1..97 97
Che‘s. 18: Ohio 4881. 46%
Chi. & N W.. 2m 2.1l 1,5.»
Chi. Gt. West. 29% 29%
O. M.‘ & St. P. 168% 170%
Chi. RLI. & P. 172 372%
Col. F. d i.., ‘ 991/4 991,1
Col. South. 3W. ill-E
Con’sol. (inn, 32217982299 .
Del. & 111111.176 176
Erie. 37h; . 37%
111.081.1191 152% 154
1.011. &Nush 1398:”; 139%
11111119111111.1329 132%
1.191.311, Ry.. 149 Hi)
Mex Central 27% 28
M. K. & T.. 15% 25%
M. K. d: '1‘. pt. 55% to
M0 Pacific. 99% illO
Nat 116111112091; Bill.
N. Y Contfrnl 15839 197%
N0”. St West. .1731." 57%
Ont. & West. 83 ..83‘
Penn. ll. R. llilht 1499;
People's Gas; 1021.5 102%
Press. 8. Con-14% 441/,
Reading“ 1 03V.
Rood. lst 11de 83%
Read. 2d bid, 69%
Repub. Stool. ‘ lflig
Sou. Pacific. ii-l-‘lfi
.379.
95

how ‘

2.171.
88%

32%
141111,, .
102%

44%
82%,,

83

08%

179,.

64%

38%
Son, Ry. hid.
Tenn. (1. &l.. , M
Texas Pacific. 40% 41
Union Pacific 104% 105
U11 Pac. old. 8799‘ 87%
131.1 l'ilé
‘U. 5. Rubber, 1le
U S Stool, 40%
U. S. 3191311191909;
thn‘ah 2:
WabaSh {)de
West. U11 Tel 91
Witcon 012111.279.

, 91%
07%

All the arrnngémcntis are completed
19 the housewarming of :‘tho South
, lit Fish Club tomorrow night
members desire to see their
friends between 8 and it) o‘.‘olock Tbs
pinch Will be. bonutiiully illuminated
with (11111198191995 and red line will
be burned throughout the evening.

bury. a committee to hear the evidence

‘ d ampere. ot‘ the Soot

‘ Norwoik 731111131 Church was held last '

night in the Sunday school room an
h ‘-_.byinwi-1 and constitution .

 

 

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47‘ North Main Poor. Ann St. .; . “

aiding recoding iii Can: ,

Illinois. and Buffalo, Rochester nud.‘

1:30”
719..

“ ration in its perfect-“form and ‘under

Local bu 1111's.

. In the case of J M. Coburn. oonser- i
vator, vs. Raymond Brothsrspthe court
appointed Judge Howard Scott of Dan-'3

and mill)“ bag! to court. The 9939 will ‘

30111.7: NpRWALK.‘

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

Why. anythirig in Mans Fur.- ‘
‘nllhlngs not! ‘you will find that
‘ We HAVE lT.
_ 11.1111, 2511 to 81. .
‘ Negligeo‘ shirts, to: to $1. 50. . ‘
. ‘ Summon-alluderwogr, 2151:1031. ,
‘ ’ 318511912339“ hob. ‘ ‘
. . A host of 911191.911" the ‘
9909, reliable kinds.
Telephone 133.12.

1. 11111 311

‘TAILORS CLOTHIEEE
MATTERS FURNISHERS

65 Washington Slr‘at‘.
‘ ‘ sourn NORWALK

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

pany Is

What 1519'! Trust
Company?

it is a corporation author-ind by
law to undertake 99:91! kind of trustee
work no to do‘ a 91‘smrsl banking and
financial busineu. it if the crystal".

one management of allnhat experience
has proved to be best in banking and
trustee work. ' w ,

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COMPANY. ; .

93 Washington Street.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

how small the 311111 only be. you
aiwny‘u 1111 9111' 811111196 instituti
..ate and reliable 11111116 to put your
inane

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fonts in your possession._
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“IE 80ll'l'll NORWAIK “10,31" ‘

‘ DIST REVIEW l

, the benefit

You never know how vulnable one '
you hood 3 dollar and ,

 

1 into thrc‘o lots to close out.‘ as

Lot No 1

Lot No 2

‘ brown and may, regular/price of
' CHOICE FOR ‘

Lot No 9

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Win liavo inado one lot of

FOUND A CH". '8

DERBY May 22 .-~'l‘h01nus Johnson
and Henry Russell. both oolOred, while
cleaning out a vault todny. uncovered

been, in the vault two weeks or more.
it was wrapped in newspapers. Medi-
col Exnnilnel Beardsley s examination
sliouéd marks about the bend indicat

home blunt instrument. Mulder is
susnooled and tho police are lnvostl
gating: . .

_'ENTE12TAINMENTS

Clearing Sale of Tailor MadeSmts and ,

It has oil-183's been our aim to sell everything tho" 99115911 1191 it is bou9ht 11nd too 1* nothing over
110m ono sonson to another With this object in viow we hdvo mode up our stock of Tailor-Mada Suits

_ AllWooiHomospunChuviot11nd Surge in black, grey, blue and bimvn, roguinr price $10.09 anda
‘ 81.30011“) cloth alone would cost more than we ask for the suit. CHOICE OF THIS LOT

Fine All Wool Venetian Cloths. Cheviots, Broadclolhs 11nd Pebble (ilievioto in .biahlt. .

Thii; lot includes bur Finn All Wool Etainlno Cloths. Blondoloths, Dino Cheviots 11nd Volietlans
I. Many of them are silk lined throughout and made up in the very best polssiblo manner. Ito9ulnr price or
this lot, 818 00. to $22 00. CHOICE FOR .

SPRING JACKETS

Regular prion {tom 85. 00 to $8 ..00 Gholoo or any or

111151111111 & 111111 NORWALK CONN
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thaw?“ " ‘

, the deadwomiy of 11 two your old color. --1
or! child. The body had apparently

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gGr'and Vaudevdle

For the benefit

NOfwalk...,iiOSDital ‘

,Hovr's THEATRE,"
. TUESDAWMAv‘z‘r,‘ 8:15, ,
Under the munngomont oi tho.
~WHlTE ORCHESTRA.
. Admission . . . $1.00, 75c, hilt-9.3%

Reserved sentsl now on sale at tho
théntre and Wood's Drug Store. Nor-
Wlilk. mill 9t

“THE Hlillll’l‘ THRUSH 01' LIBERST"

Lecture by

 

 

 

 

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'NORWALK METHODIST CHURCH,

, Next Fryiay Eve. May 231.
at 8 o‘clock.

 

writers and lectur a of thé Amoricun
pulpit today
' ADMISSlON FREE.
A silver uttering will be taken for
he Darieu M. E. Church.
‘ 11120 22 23

melodrama P19

 

 

 

Dr Kelley Editor at THE METno. “
no or the ioromost .

lollowa:

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$5.00.a

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navy. ' tan.
this lot lronl $14.00 to $18. 00. This lot contains many ‘0! our finest Suits.
‘ ' ‘1 £8.00.

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312.00.

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0111' Light Weight Jackets in tun. brown and cantor, all sizes sud styles
em for ‘ - ' $3 .00.

 

 
 

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How Can People 01‘ Limited 111= ..
comes Dress Up=to~datc ?

 

 
 
 

 

This store 19 the.“ our to the IIPNOSLIOE IT‘S TE, ETYLE STERE
r1111 STORE ml CREDIT and liné'wi‘se‘ the storo: o! ‘
doubt the"; are a 91' . '
and you feel YOE CA . AFFORD THEM.
and you c1111 have 911 1' when you Want thorn, oven 11911 you haven’t.
the cash to pay down for thorn. YOU 'iiE CREDIT IS GOOD with 115;y(\11 re
promise to pay is no good its cosh. Get what you want When you wont
it pay for it as you earn the money.

one Dollar a Week

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LADIEé‘ ‘ ..

Tailor Midi Suits

Venetians Sérgo‘s; Cheviots. Broad:

tennis.

Fundy Worstcds, Cheviots, Clay Di

cloths and also ‘11 large line of Separ-
‘a‘t‘o Skirts Suits from $9. 98% $35. 00.3
‘ Childrens Ready mode, Dressés,
The largest assortment of "Vi’nnhi Sailor Suits and Eitted Dresses. £7 .
Shirl. Waists from 501: to S2. 98. 1 large variety. prides from 5.01: to $2. 98.
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hg‘onni‘s, Borges. union made

all
goods. on. 1...... 17 ill? to 1120.00?

 

 

 

_ A COMPLETE SHOE DEPARTMENT ' son MEN,
CHILDREN. suoas as avanvogscnwrlou.
1'0 $3.118. _ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ '

.WDMEN AND
PRICES FROM $1.00

 

 

 

 

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