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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 29, 1902 · page 8

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you some Chan-l
99 Philppin‘e Bill.
‘ 0+The Senate

‘ .mls‘ht he niiordod
rthe Philippine

99 tip on Who reported and
hi; the secretary or
m9 the governor 019 New
Stoned bronze cannon.
59.000 pounds In weight ‘
enear‘y tor the con-

=11

Mr. Dodge (More) in
in or re uttered two or

it a bi“ grammar
U ited SW1 1

19‘ runs and the

In answer to

“ the present cir-
nil-those rights to

‘ Swnrte & Corbett‘e block. South Nor-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

providing that a

9 entr‘y‘ shall not exceed
11- xtent: providing that
sh‘ohull be the basis.

 

thorized to intake rules

he water éuppl‘y provid»
”do or any portion there-
but of the funds of

91‘ said islands, such

1 9111mm 1am g9v-

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

on. addressed

9 .He cdrdinlly
oral purpose of the
he said. were a decided
on theilaw now in
Philippines 1Ccrtain
did not 1ndicate.

 

 
 

 

had put its
hinppines. it
insurrection

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

pellets in the islands in

Eh ould be assured
it met driven Shanlah

: ' 71 - the islands 9nd had
you of the United

, eydevelonmcn‘t or no:
9911‘ no other man ever
Spain on u ble to

' 9 that the succeed or such, an eiiort would

 
 
 
 
 

till . preferred rose about a point. Reading

and Canadian Pacino preterred and

‘Penn R R.,

cm. 9.4....” now»... ......

pent that onceesion when we know

throw the Filipino people back into
the arms at Spain. whose tyranules,
naive made her their uniorsivlng) ene-
men 9

1 ”To have crowned such a war. waged
with ouch a generous purpose with
such a result " said he “would have
dismayed stronger hearts than thoue
that beat in thephosomo of his Demo-
cratic colleagueslf

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL. STREET 102 10 a. n1 .wThero.
were several blocks at Reading of 1,-
000 shares 01 uphinrds‘ bought at the
opening at 11‘ level of 4 above last
night. Hocking Volley shot up 2
pointe.'1l‘he general tendency of pric-
on was to harden but alter the opening
troneahtloue the market premptly re9
lapsed into extreme dullness.
WALL STRET.1 n. m-0nly a few
stocks showed movements 0! any im-
p'crtenoe. Erie common and the first

 

 
 
 
 
 

extended its 5th to 1%; Butinlo. Roch-
ester and Pittsbnrg preferred gained
Zid iliinois Control and Linseed lid

1‘8n‘uii. 3. 9
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. '1 '
‘Reportn ovor private wire or Maples
& Goldsoh’midt. commission brokers;

.p9 ‘

walk:
1: 30
091,5
329%

bow
6o».
31%
“952%
. 19%

9 Open High
Amal.“ Copper 68% 69%.
Am. C & F 319% 32%
Am. Colon Oil 52% 52%
American ice, 191,4 1954
Amer Loco” 32% 33% ' 32%
Am. Smelt. 48% 40% 48%
Am. Sugar, 120% 1291/. 1281/3
Anucondn,, 117 ~
A T. & St. F‘ 80% 807,55 980%
A.'l‘ & SF. pl“. 98% 98% 08%
Bait & Ohio, 100% 106% 100
Bklyn. R.T ,,; 07% 67% 67%
Chen. & Ohio. 40% 40% 40%
Chi. & N W., 269% 249% 249%
Chi Gt West. 291,1; 201,4; 28% _
C M. 10. SP..170id 170% 170% ;.
Col F.&‘l.10(l’id 101% 100%
001‘ South. 31 .3101; 31
Consol Gas 222% 222% 222%
Del. dc Bud” 17117514171 175%
MErlo 1 ‘ 9371.4 38 397%" 371%,
ill Central.153- 153% 153 153%
L011. & Nash” 187 138% 137 138%
Manhattan 132 132% 13% 132%
Met St.Ry..148id 148% 14 id 148%
Mex. Central, 26% 27 26% 26%
Max». N'tctto.,18% 19 [13% 19
M.K. & T.. 25% 25% 25% 26%
M. K. & '1‘. old. 56 Mid 9256 156%
Mo Pacific. 99% 100% 99% 100%
Not. Lead. 22% 23 22% 23
N Y Central 150% 157V; 156% 157%
No &West 57% 57% Mid
Ont &. West” 32% 33% 32% 33%
149% 149% 149% 1‘491/2
Peoples Gas 102 1021.4 102
Press. 5. Car 49% 49% 48%
Reading. filiid 64V. 68
Read. lat old. 84 84 983311
Read. 2c old” 68% (Mid 08%
Raoul). Steel 1735, 17% 179%
Rnb‘er Goods, 2] 21 _ .21 .
Sou Pacific 64% Eli-5% 9011.29 '
Sim. 11:200.. 37 37 ‘
Tom. C or ‘64
Texas Pacific. 10%
Union Pacific 1053911105196 101‘);
{in PRC. pill” 87% 88 'l
U S Mather lliid 1314.
0.3.1.93. old. 84% ~91849§
U S Steel 40% 40% 9-
, ll S Stool old. 90% 90%
26136.27

9nbash

niittsli [1711.433/5 44%
I lln Tel. 91 91
con. (lento? 298%

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

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64
983%

x1 9 9
arrived at i .

 

. rear of the house about the tim‘é the

9 mltted.

.‘ Local Dealers Agree to Charge $6.60

999' 9 charge 06 50 her too [or coal delivered

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

102 '

“l means or unprociation of the interest

‘ to procur 3 suitable site for thin pur-

- Lexlnto‘n around) this morning and no.

on come in aboutm 1 o'clock Light
practice was held late In tho lifter-noon
‘on Cayuga in! t. ‘ The little who rough
ny soil the visitors
1 hell 93 outside Ron-1.

orders executed tor
investment or on Margin.

Private wires to New York, Boston.
Wnnhinkto‘n. (ibicngo.- 9

Gerald] attentlon given to mall and
telegraph ordnra’.

' Correspondence invited.

', 13959 M

' Telephone 9011‘" 153.

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5warte 8 Corbett Black.

Waehlngton 81., .9 so. Norwaik. Conn.

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céneA'non IN NORWIC i.

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Alleged Murderer Geiiivan Objected to
Riding In a Hook. 9,

NORWICH May 20»—-Wililam ii. 9
Gnllivnn who Is being tried in the eu-
norior court for the tubule! of Juror
‘minh Shumwny, oi Montvillo created
a sensational scene this mm rung while
on his way from thgsjeil to the court »

 

haunt!a Gnllivan w to he inhon to
the co rt house in n ck with Thomnu‘
Worm lay. the colored youth who was
indicted with Gullivnn for the murder.
rind who made an alleged confession.
but he objected to going and whcn
forced into the hook- kicked the door
to pieces and punched Wormaley lie:
was, finally forced to“ be quiet and rode
with Wormsley to the court house
The first witness examined
George E. .Pltoho‘r.‘ a civil engineer
who explained the plans or the Shum
way house. Plans of the Gnllivan res-
idence were also shown.

r,.M E. Fox. medical exam nor of
Montvllle. testified that ho had exam '
ined Shumways body and that death.
was caused by a. blow on the hood in
book of the rlgh err

Mrs. Ida Williams and Walter Bur
lingnmo: both of Montvlllo, were the
next witnesses. Thé former testified
that she heard ngonized cries proceed.
but from the Shnmway house on the

INSPECT OUR MACERMLS AND OUR '
1 FASHION PLATES. 1

Krasowtz 8. F011,;

47 North Main cor. Ann St. '
r S9001?! Norah/11th. ‘

 

wne‘

‘ ‘ ‘ 9Wal/tln93uits E'BlcbcleSkirts,
19 Stock:,Bonda. Ceriumarun. '

All of {he Bent honor!“ dollar.

 

 

 

any of the murder and the letter told
of ending 11 mnn running from the

murder is supposed to have been com
Court tool: it roceos at 1
o 'clock for lunch. .

PRICE OF COAL ADVANCED.

 

for the Material.

The cool donlérn of The Norwnlkn
held n 3111151011. yesterday afternoon. at
the oillce of the Norwulk Cool (‘om-
‘pnny. and come to on ugrooment to

this price being a ruler of deventyiilvo

to effect this morning The dealers
claim the price Is leasonoble in view
ot the prince being .ohurged in New
York, where cool is now retailing at
$750 her ton. 9, 9 9 9 9

W
PEARSON CO.‘ ANNUAL MEETING.

The adjourned annual meeting of the
Pierson Manufacturing Company. was

company. in Wall street. The stock-
holders met and chose those directors:
(line on F. Tristr‘am. lénac Sella-ch.
Mun e Lockwood, E. M. Lockwood F
A. Lockwood H. W Gregory. GeorgeE
Curtis. George W Sellcclc nndh.
Adams. The directors then met and
elecrted these oilicers for the ensuing

ePrcsidént—~Charids ii“ Tristram.
Viee-Presidcnt—«Isnnc Selieck

Secretary hnd’ Trensureleeorgc E.
Curtis.

1 At the rcguinr meeting or or Job
cows '1‘. A. I). and L. Society, Tuesday
; evening in motion was made and cor--
iler whereby it wits agreed that a suit
able site be procured in order to fit up
a tennis court tor the summer months
for the benefit of the Young. Ladies
'1‘. ;.A B. Society. This was a delicate

that this younger society huh nlwnys
manifested in the Young Men 8 Sonic
1y ‘Steun‘will be taken immediately

9 of the Trades’ Union Council went to
titled George Vnu ‘Knuran. the cornea.

tion 0! :n house for Michael Olen; that
no would give him until Saturday to
1 sign an agreement om he would em
‘11on union men. Van Ken‘ren has been
nmployln‘ ‘men not alniiated with the

‘ l is nrobinble the agreement

bob 1 fNOl‘Wfinl.‘ it

 

cents on a ton Tho new price went ln— ‘ ‘

held last night; at the chine oi' the 99 9

_ to j-ilx and purchee‘e a site therefore.

9 tor. who has charge or the construe!

belorethe dnte named 1

9 on: of representhtlws .-
39131111 St“. on ’s societios held in the _ a .9 ;

 

 

 

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THE FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL

id 9911110

' uxvhn nY'rnn 3 "

itahanlndependent
Society

OF SOUTH anRWALK, 9 ‘
NORWALK FAiR GROUNDS,

Memorial Day.
' r913 Mia ' orse Race. 9

do ace

Base Bali amid land all other
kinds of sport. _ @-

Dancing from 5 till 11.

Don't Miss the Grand Fire Works In
" the evening.
9 111289 2t

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

“Annualigneeuna
Union School District

The legal voters of tho South Nor
we'll: Union School District am here
by ‘notiflod and, warned that the mount
meeting or said dintri ct will be held at
the Franklin sticot’ schoolhouse on
Tuesday evening, June 811 1902.1“ 8
o ”clock to hear the reports of the Ills
trict committee. trehnnror and when
101 tor the past your“; and to authorize
1316 building of a new school house to
nccoinmodnte the needs of the gram-
ill and high school departments and

and to make on appropriation to pay
for such building and site ond to an

concord street ouh‘ool building to meet
the present needs at the hlgh school

to the toWn for said department;t

butter: to serve for the succeeding
three years. nod other oillcers tor the
lay a tax to' meet the
s of the distriot. and
1! ho Indebtednese or

, graves of tallenlhorncs.

department and the rental of rooms ,

oloct a member of the district cont? ‘

 

 

 

 

DECORATING SOLDIERS' GRAVES
The netting apart, of it day tor the
decoration of coldlernl graves, a cue
tom observed by North and South had
Its origin with the French colonists:
On November 2, All Souls' Day. they
would repair to the cities or the dead,
there to twine gerinnds for the tombs.
We have made. this custom our otvn.
and on Memorial Day all over the land
the fairest iiow‘ors are laid upon the
In the lowel
subuibe 0! New Orleans is the come
lery containing the World domed shr tin.
of St Round. Dainty; tenderly reared
women trudge the long. dusty road

 
 
 

 

 

their costly timers are laid on the ol-
tar beside tho humble briefings of the
less favored ointcrs Within, from
the‘ Motor-decked alter. the ctntue of
St. Boone smlieaidown upon the sup-
nlicnnt. In recognition of cures and
favors granted through the inter-cos

tablets to he inscribed and set in the
wall. eDonohue'o Magazine.

Iy practicing medicine, was fined $200

doctor denied tb'ntiiie had been engag-
od impractical other his lost conviction
but witnesses more ho had p‘rosoriln
ed for them and accepted fees.‘ The

, arrest was made “at the instance of the 9

local medical society.

 

An old woman ndmltted‘.'in9to the
Madrid hospital suffering from a

which stated that she Wan horn on 01:-

Advertiser.

 
 

J udge Joseph it
today on businesa

 

‘thoriz‘e changing and improving tho ‘

11’ 5 hide to
but hour

 

 

 

front the city to St. lioque. and them 91

a... c...- People .r-T~L1‘...1£¢a‘xn.

sion of St. Boone many have caused

WATERBURY PHYSICIAN FINED.‘
wnrnnnunr May. 29 ‘-—Dr 1 mu.
rick J. Chlnlghnn charged with lilognl-‘
and chain by Judge Borneo in this city

court today. Appeal was taken to the
district court under bonds 0139300.The1

broken leg. produced (1 birth cortifiute

tober 12 1781.; New York Comn'rclul‘

' ugonala,

9;:oods. units “'19”! in. as to 9th). on

 

9 7-inch Bakers 10c.
‘ covered SugarzBowls 13¢.

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

ESpecIal Sale of ladies’ Tailor Made Suitsi: ~ackets
9,99“ We Will continue our Special Sale of LADIES’ TAILOR MADE SUITS and. AEKETS
g until all are sold. We have added all of our fine garments and have made“ still further reduc-
9 rill trons in price. We still have a good assortment of sizes and all colors. Many of 91." very finest
Why, dny‘thin‘g In Mann Fur. $1; suits remain. All will be sold without regard to cost or former prices.
1" ......
“MW" “1“ you WW“ “‘1‘ ' 3: Good All-M001 Suits from $5.111) up.
WEHAVEIT. ‘ .ng .9 -9
9 W989 269: 90 ’19 3: 9 9 $5.00 and $8. 00 Spring Jackets for $3. on. . .9 9
man... Shirts. 50c to 1150. 91.99“ ‘9
99.9. .._ 1 9.9 9 Housefurmshing Department
stocks. 25c and title. ' ‘5‘ A
A ha“ of others. A" of the '3" Our specials for this week in our Houscfurmshmg Department ore as follows
.99ood, reliable kinds. 9. 9 i one quay-9t 9P1tchcrs xoc.9 Breakfast Plates 7c. 9 Cupsami Saucers ..
Telephone 13312. One quart Bowls 7c. Pic Plates . . . 4c.
9 , Two quart Pitchers. 1591:. Tea Plates ..... 51:.
"9| “AVIS & SON ‘1 One pint Bowls . . . . . . ..9 ‘5c. 8-inch Platters xoc. Oat Meal Disheo.
,9 ,
, 1'3“ '
TAlhOIiS enormous, ‘ 9 {in
nArrnns. runmsnnns 1971'
85 Wathin‘yltpn Street; '
‘9 9 SOUTI‘I NORWALK.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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This storms “19.31“”??? to the question.

doubt there tron grentannny articloo of wearing it
" “ CAN?!" honour) 'i‘nnM You

 
 

1.499.111.3111: can ' h
thb cash to no

it. pity for It no you {law the money:

 

9 1 llln’s ‘ Suits. '9
Fancy Worsteds, ,Chovlotn, Clay ill

Surges, nil union

9‘ nto Skirts.
' ‘ Children's‘

Shirt Whinte fromtoe to $2.93. 9 '

1

THE STORE OF CREDIT Md likewise the store of 9961 values.

One Dollar a Watch

 

The largest Assortment of Wash Sailor Suits!" ‘-

 

 
 
 

may: to» ' 5 “J12?“ ”'«Mrjro'or 0 "
blames Drkss Upato=date ‘? _;
1 9.99_ 9%,119 9999; 599199.99; 9,9 , ‘9 9999-99-99 9119999 ’5959 9.9.9 91:39.. 9

IT'S THE STYLE STORE.
No

 
 
 
 
 
 

we 99‘

LAD] EB'

Tailorllala Suits

. Vonetlnns, Sci-gonflheviotnf’firoad
m'a‘dc cloths and also 9' large line of Separ-
Suits from $9. 98 to 393.5. 00.

Ready-made mates.
(1 Fitted Dresses. 3'

'9 large variety, prions from 506. to 32 98. "

 

, H999
_ A COMPLETE SHOE OEPARTM ENT FOR MEN.
CHILDREN; SHOES OF9 EYERY9 DESCRIPTION.

Women And
PRICES rnoM who;

 

 

 

 

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