It. I Wm 33,
chairman of the
Dmmlttcc todn3.
ttee. I
.3 Hughes-I,
‘Jtlle 'l‘iuet Company chattel
then! fill
protest to MI.
would call to Mr.
earns the committee is simply
bear upon the Mmcuntile
asottlblncnt“
‘ There was not“
“Will you state,
raid Mr. Odell.
GOV'eIIIm nuke
he Mercantile TI nst Company?"
'3‘! knew of it at the time yea"
“Who advised you of it?"
million?"
‘01), v’aIloun people as to the pr
flbty of the introduction of such
sure."
I saw no oblection in It."
“ta! ’9'
To whom?"
Oh. to any 'one who naked me;
forgotten"
'9 of approval?"
isimply because the
its claimed that the
sixteen corporationn every one
thbm had been Insolvent
of New ‘Ytll k
”If Depew entered the room.
with Assemblyman Ii'IflIl
Ii: the introduction of a
he nosembly
fter it had been IniIoIlncciI.
time he had no unit
it Willi brought In Auguat
the bill wna introduced
ry carillon, ,brtng our
. Iibof‘al tluvinxu Bank to
dry iIQpl'.I
itilllll ulnar
f :s 003.. ,
3 titty Ibitomo.
' hilt, Orion.
bylmil as In pencil.
give you partlcttlli'l.§
r3 fill "the Mercantile
coax. Nov. 10.43. B. Odell,
or overnor of New York, and at.
State He.
or committee, was the first wit—
fore the insurance investigat-
Bci’ou- his tea-
it was begun Samuel Untcrmycr.
. eel tot Jamcs ll. Hyde, cutcicd
bioctlon protesting against the in
gallon: lot the affairs of the United
Shipbuilding. (‘ompan3 by the
('OllllhltlI to the. roar
began by asking Mr. Odell to
' the whole transaction leading.
and
e'wltncss said he would pIefeI to
Elliot the whole clansaction loading
pm the settlement ii' peImiIied MI
tbrmyer protested that It the com-
hlittea pcnnittod this it would take
outside the Icgitimat line
I inquiry. Senator Armsmng Icfeiied
Hughes who said
Odell s attention
the fact that the InaticI which colu-
t Ic
nation whetIIcI there one any pull-
out influence of pIessnIe Inought to
Trust (‘om-
pally. directly or indiieiil3 to induce
r. Hllghcn “whethci you had any Ill-
carnation With regain t0 the Intro
notion at a bill in the Senate I'm lIlC
We of repealing the chaiier of
, I knew of it. before its Intrmlucilon."
‘ kF’I‘om whom did you got the Infor-
(I you suggest its inirtxiuciion?‘
0. _ » z
0320:“. ‘lliail slid the free.
i
It
, ‘ had no interview with J. P. Morgan re
. startling his shipbuilding claim, but.
3 did have with Charles M. Schwab
'1 when the company was in the hands
(I
u.
R
. was made because he felt that matters
In the shipbuilding company. 'l‘ho‘ 5an
of legislation would come up affectflnlt
shipbuilding affairs and he tell that
the governor should not be interest“!
In the hands. He contemplated bring!-
ing any action a «last the Mercantile
Trust Company I) August. 1904.140
of a receiver.
“Did you make and 'atniemeni. to
anybody in the city of New York that
retaliatory measures of any kind
would be taken ?" naked Mr. Hughes.
“Never."
“That any measures threatening the
Mercantile 'I‘ruat Company or any one
also would be taken If your claim war
not settled?"
"NG\'GI.' '
“Did you ever make any such state.-
mont to Mr. Hurrimcu?" ,
"No. Sir."
"Did you ever have any Interview
with Mr. Hurrlman in which It was
suggested that he should use his in-
fluence- to proaurc a settlement of your
claim against the Mercantile Trust
Company '2" '
“No. ISII'."
“Then i Iu‘IilerutaIId your testimony
in that you never directly or III-
directly used any threat to procure a
sottlmurni of that unit?“
”No. Sir."
"\Vlll'l the logislation which was pro
posed by Senator Ambler in any way
a topic of, conversation when the
settlement of your unit came up?"
"Never. cpr-ciingyca. when I had
a talk with Mr. Hyde. he spoke of Ii:
and i told him no matter what the out-
conIc of ourIsciilemcnt might be.
whether I should go into the courts
or the case should be settled by tilt
Mercantile ’I‘ruat company. that thori-
wus no fear of retaliatory legislation."
"Had anything occurred to change
your nllnd an to the propriety of the
introduction of sum IIIeIIaurcu'?”
“Yes, Sir. Thu lzlci tIiiIi ilIr base
culumuy which Mr. llydc niiercd IIcrc
thud circulated in the papers. and I
called Senator Ambler in and I acid:
"As desirable as I bilievc the legielir
lion to bc. i feared that my union
iIuIiIIc connection with the uhipbuild»
inc; matter was of such a character
that it would be better for him to drop
this legislation. 'I‘hut interview took
place some time during lIIt‘ Icgiulaiirc
session of 1004."
Mr. ()chI said he told James II.
Hyde at their tlrsi Interview that the
Ambler bill would be stopped by him.
that there was no fear. no matier
what was done about his settlement.
at any retaliatory lcginlntlon. lie did
not bother Mr. Harrimau about the
matter. “Mr. l-lurrimun and I are social
“Did you request its introduction?"
. 'Did you state that you saw no ob-
option to the introduction of the Inca
' t the time it was Intiodnccd, yen.‘
l:
l
Ya'hat Was the ground i‘oI that ac-
aeundnl III
at to the Shipbuilding Trust was
ruloat In the peoples mind and notice, and through Slnnior Plait.
Mercantile. '
at Company has been behind fifteen“. i'" the matter. 'i"
o
and It wasgiogeihcl ever since i lune bieu Hill
It“, I thought. such mutton-3 ill thc .ncctcd with Republican political
Ithoillli be stop-
'hile Mr Odell was ieutif3lult Sen-
tlnulug Mr. Odell Iuiltl the bill
intended to provide for an inwa-
ion of the Mercantile 'l‘rnsi Colu-
He would not recall on Inter
II- lIlllllilti directly or indirucily [in poll-
bIII tic III purposes or otherwise to Ilffuonec
Or to Senator Amblcra Icpcnl bill Ilisslsiation lie was not the. only NIIIII
. lilo only iuicivicu
" ”Senator Mahler about the “I“;
l l
pending: ‘I
not the Moicaniilc I‘iuai (impugn?
ii
In
Every dollar’s worth of NH ahIp-‘
, Witty dolloda worth of his ahlp i
~ ill; holdings. 'i‘benc holdings 3ch0 i
at auction and brought 041.5087 Company D Detects Nutmeg Club by
$1 I‘ paid Ior iliclu IIIIIcc'
’M'd‘ld IIRK qul no inlercat
l
I. biuosirdli
friends." said the “fitness, "I haw no
xbnulncss rciutioim with him.
Mr. Odell said he wrote a Itllt'l.
lot the, request of .\Ir. \ielui3Ic i‘oIIneI
‘fourih vicc- -IlIl‘SItI(!llt of the Equitable
.In behalf of MI. ”3ch candidacy lot
[the b‘rcuth fllllIitl‘llilltItllsIlill. 'IIIIs had
Iuothlng to do with Hill shipbuilding
lseitlemcni. 'l‘lm IciicI “as 33IiIIcII be-
I’m'" the setllcmolit.
Mr. Udell said that Ili‘ IliliI 'llt'l‘i‘l‘
H.IIt‘IIt.‘II II political contribution from
any insurance company and none had
on r been made to him \‘odunourlly.
l "Did ally ever In you Indirectly?"
"Possibly lIll(lIII.'.Il III . National coni-
Sinaior II:Iti
“What Ielailon bail
'-Ilc always anthem! all the fluids
PX
:ccpi the last 3".I-nl
’lIIt- WIlfltlHI-l said he knew nothing
joi' the cffoiiu of iInIuInncc Iompnnloa
io plovcni IIIIIIIIIIII legislation and
ikncu of A t‘ I-‘Icld'e IIItivII3 in that
dIIlciIon onI3 b3 bcnrauI He did not
know Audlcu HOIIIIIIIIII He paid no
llmlllHyu had «3ch been placed III his
building unit Hciilml said MI. illicit.
Hci'cli that his clIIImII WI’IP jam, and
added:
could lune none below can
tour! and I"‘It‘ii\i'l't‘li u urn-Ii chII more
till”) I did fInIn ill Icuulllc 'liuht i' oni-
puny."
INDOOR BASEBALL.
Score of 18 to til, at the Armory.
An exciting game of indoor bauabull
was played at the armory. laai. IIIIIIIt
IIIaIwI-on the (ionipuuy I) and NiIiquII;
‘Cillil icnina. 'I‘IIe. iIIIIlllIl‘meyu warn
victorious III II clinic and exciting coli-
told. by tho acore III’ lit to ill. 'l‘IIo
icnma will nuict again in a few wwku.
the fourth was tied. 13 to ill. Ill Iiiu
llfih It was tied audio. in to I5. and
Ithc ll ,nluc. ullllt‘IIt‘ItI the [mine with
tilt-cc rank in the nixth. during which
the NIIimcuu failed to acorn.
'i‘IIc lineup of the lcamu:
Company Nutmeg Club.
Barrett. Imiiilllid . ......... .... Kliilc
Pitcher.
Ninth. Woodward . .......... ll. Vérlin
t alrhcr
Woodwaid Itogoru
First line.
Way... ........ ...........li‘.liauch
Second tunic
Betta t3. Veriin
Third bane.
Leonard. Barrett ........- . . .. Hull
Short atop.
Sterling Nestor
heft field.
Mosaman............ ..
'Uolllor Itch].
Aiming .II005400I0IIIO
I t acid."
Umpircmitrn um.
Curanugh
. . . . . Warren
. . . Fitch
The name went nix innlngu and III|
t til you to Ill
biotic of B‘lcill’toim on: toullh irllli
acme liar icon auditor to Ambition» ‘39
aii the home at tho Marlborough
since like marriage at Mile Canon In 4
. vacuum to no Ill-elm ultra. r013
annivcnl‘ary of the light wail celebrat-
ed Aux. "iii. The original Blenheim
in II small villain in Bavaria on the
left bank or the Danube, near the
town of Hochbtstt The battle wan
fought bulimia the English and their
silica.“ Imndcd by the celebrated
John. Jim duke of Marlborough. and
the Frenilh and Bavarian: under Mar-
‘ahal Tilltlrd and the elector of Ba-
varia. ‘1‘er recall oi the fighting was
the utter defeat of the latter with the
loss of about 12,000 killed and 18,000
pflsoncrn . including Taliard. Bavaria
became the prize of tho conquerors.
1n recoil! ltlon oi! IIIII brilliant sari-Jeri
the Brit] sh parliament gave Marlbor-
ough the honor of Woodstock and the
"hundred ” of Wootbon. 'and built for
Illm the splendid palace at Wood-
siiock whi‘ch is named after the great
victory be had just; achieved. Former~
ly It. contained an almost unique col
lection c: paintimga and art treasures
A fire, however. in 1861 destroyed the
"l‘itlan gallery” and the pictures,
which were a present ' from Victor
Amudeun. king of Sardinia. to the first
duke. (litter Natures, the librarl and
valuables 310‘ dill ereut kinda were sold
y care ago.
King Leo. :Id's $75,000 Rug. .
“'lx’lug hooped l of Belgium owna one
run.r that cost'. a comfortable foiinuc
in liaclf,".eaid J. I". ‘laldweli. "‘lbuvc
neigsn the rug. Ind It is a beauty. King
Leopold paid 375.000 for it. i saw
the rug when it will: on exhibition in
Vicmua; it was made in the Orient.
and in bi ind tint'ced. its age in Its prin-
cipal vn'..‘ue, and it has been under
the font qt royalty for probably a cen-
tury. ran rile; is very large, mensur
lug proba My '00 by 70 feet.
“Few ru Ila .‘IIke that come to Ameri-
ca. iiIongb ill a millionaires frequently
pay as much as $6,000 or $0,000 for
Home. lt‘cw carpets are imported. as
they can be made much better by ma.
chiucry than by hand, and America
excels In all machinc‘mudc goods.
Large. numbers of baud-made raga.
however. nine imported every year
from Turkey. Persia. Arabia. and all
parts of ill 0 Orient. We have no labor
capable of competing with their rugs.
——I.ouis3'ill c Courloruiournal.
Japan an Animal Protection.
Acmrdiu g to a Japanese newspaper
the toundi' up; of a society for_tIIc pre-
I'cillinn of cruelty to animals in the
island eInIlllro has been warmly wei-
comcd. Olav promoter of the society
tell the stony of how Shiuciuda Hata~
Iterama, a Thero’of tlic Uempei period,
allowed bus aifcciion for his favorite
charger lw descending a steep de-
cihiu can: ryina the horse on his back.
Again it IN said that “whenewr the
weliitnonu actor, Kikuxorm plus the
nailing t-ltl‘llt.‘ of Slilobarn and his
horse. the. audience II! melted in tears.
The crneli. 3' of the people toward
dumb boasts in therefore only appar-
ent and be: no means deep-seated in
their hearts.“
'An old Landmark.
A bliipmnlci removed what remained
of a lot of small advertising bills on
a block otf atone away down on the
ltowcry n-car llivington street. New
York. When he had cleared its star.
inu- pretity well be. stopping orcr,
Will-l carpi-iced to read. ”One mile to
city hall.“ The old aionc is the tlrsi
mile atone placed many years ago
along the pout. road between New
York and Burton.
Halcyon Days.
Halcyon darn was a name given by
the ancicnin lo the seven days that
promote and follow the winter aoisiico,
from the turculusianco of the halcyon
or alcedo bird uelectlnx that period
for batching her ellds. While this pro-
lil‘rlll was going on. the weather was
generally remarkable for lie calnincnll,
and hence the expreiiaion has passed
Into a proveib, uignlfylnlr days of
peace and tranquillity.
Arbors on Shipboard.
The new Hamburg IdeamerI-I that
are being built for the South Ameri-
can «III-vice will have come novel fea-
tures. including a playroom tor chil-
dren, and on deck arbora like those
used In German Irardona, which, it is
expected. will be particularly nppro~
elated by the llliliiltilllltll'll In tropical
rculonn.
Fish Killed By Sewerage.
'The other day. Just an the tide in
the ’l‘IInmcII wail turning from chi. to
flow and the tick were coming: up the
river again. a very heavy rain. follow-
ing several days drought. unIIIInnIy
flushed the. beware of London. and the
raid: of foul water killed the fishes by
the million. so that the dead bodies
covered the banks for milea.
barber. Uu commune Air.
Commenced air It! beginning in be
introduced in the belt. of the harbor
chops nerywbore. The air does al-
mont everything from the aervlccu of
a brush after a haircut down to bion-
ing the excessive powder off a contour '
or'Il choc-kn. ’i‘llo tubec connected
with the mainsource of supply ban:
by each chair.
Tibet-it's Revenge.
some, years no “Defining. on the
border of indigo Tibetan was. duck-
ed in Ii fountain for Inmlence to an
millennium. ' lie, was afterward
prim minister of 'l‘iim and did much
mm» tin iliibctan policy of. stein-I
lien for all units forfeiture ,
parlor,
nerve Ale nts.
United States and
Bank Notes, 3
Gold Coin.
silver (loin
Minor Coin.
Total Assets.
. Liab
Capital Stock.
Surplus Fund.
Other
taxed paid
Due to Baitka’
Deposits in Bav-
lnga Department
'I‘oial Deposits,
15. [905.
true to the bent of
belief
iIIlu lhlh day of N
SPENC
THE CITY NA
at South N01 walk,
necticut. at the ole
9 1905:
Reno
Loans and Discoun
secured.
culation.
Premiums on Ii.
Bonds. securities,
Banking house.
and iixiurcu.
line from
moi rcacrvc «In
Fractional paper
Lawful Money
Bank, Vii":
Specie,
l.cgai~tcmicr notes.
Uudlvldcd proilts,
primes and inxe
posit.
Ccriiiicd checks,
Iiiicutcs of
Total.
State of
FliIl'fltIItI, so.
I, iildwln II.
(.‘ollllt
to the beat. of my
IIt‘f.
(‘orrrci «whitetail:
.IUIIN II.
m,
NORWALK A
Norwalk Amie.
IJIIHIIIUNII lnociinx'
Iccctli IIIIIIiIIII IlllII
auppoucd I-lcvelu
llltilllIN.‘ II-diip ucrc
othe r lie I,
claim and Train; Olym-
Due from Approved he
Checks and Ouch Home,
Undivlded
lass current. expenses and
and 'I‘ruut Companies,
General Dopoalio. $190 608 85
Trust Funds. 17.4204l
'i‘otai Liabilities 584198400
State of Connecticut, County or
lt‘uirilcld, as. South Nonalk. Nov.
1. Chalice E. Hoyt. Treason-act oi the
aforesaid Trust Company. do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement in
CHARLES E. HOI'T.
Treasu ror.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
ovcmber, 1905.
1R 8. ADAMS.
Notary Public.
Report of the Condition of
()vcrdrafis. secured and un-
Ii. S. Bonds to secure cir-
Nailonai Banks
Due I‘rouI approved reserve.
nickcls and cents. 223-1'1
lteuorrc III
Redemption fund with U. S
'l‘rcuuuror (5 per cent. of
Bills payable, Including cer-
deposit
money borrowed,
i-ctlcul.
. Matbcwaon. Prciiidcni
oi the allow-named bank, do solemnly
wear that. the above statement In true
EDWIN ll. MATHEWSON.
Subscribed and worn to before me
this iIIIII day of November. 1905.
GEORGE It‘ BEARSF}.
JOHN II KNAPP,
('IIRISTIAN BWAR’I‘Z.
which Icporia new land regarding the
'l‘ llc nl'l'ulr was found to lawn been ov- ,
en ti ulcuicl nut-colic than Willi II iii'rit
3‘ B 000.0
522,000.00 .
12074.51.
53,550.00
20,931.00
2,407.50
900.00
73.00
581.10
mm
$847,984.00
3‘ 50.000,00I
0.000.00
National
Ilitlu. 3
Profile.
. 23,030.30
Bunkeru "
ӣ04.50
that time.
540,024.50
7'iil 730. 3"»
——.—..
Friday, November on. is the Ilia
Our Annual: Exhibition at Fine Fill‘ii will take place on Friday, Nevslnbor 17th. 3 3 . 3 .3 .
NOS. 3 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
(7,35! 3
On that day we shall have on exhibition at our More the entire calnple lino ct one of ill; turnout as well
as the bout manufaccurcra at Pure in the country.
in Mink, Siborltin Mink, .lapanesc Mink. Sable Fox, Isabella Fox. Black 0‘0 x, Persian, Broadtali. White Fox,
Squirrel, Beaver, Black Lynx. Bear, Black Martin and English Sable.
of the newest models and novelties, In throw dcarfs. ties. four in band, peic vines and pillow muffs. .I
This exhibit will be for ONE DAY ONLY and will be in charge of‘ M r. Asher of the firm that manufacture
the goods and who is an export in tile fin business.
The line will Include all the intent things In hearts And Mutts
This selection embraces a choice selection
Any advice Icgaiding alterations or repairs will be given at
t
Any of the pieces on exhibition may be selected and will be delivcrc d fronrihc display.
' Friday, November I7th is the Date.
3,»
TRISTRAM a HYA'I'I', NORWALK, ooNN.
my knowledge and
(IIAR'I‘HAGE. Mo. Nov.
years.
‘ PRESIDENT KNIGHT DEAD. I
16.~—-'i‘lo
Rev. Dr. William Sims Knight. presi-
dent of Carthage Collegiate institute,
Is (loud at his home here. aged 08
TIONAL BANK,
iifiii
in the State of Con-
sc of business Nov.
“TC“.
in, “07.00110
304.00 money at all.
l00.000.00
.211?!“ .l 032,, afford .. b... any We the my
furniture best. T 1' ' . '
10.33001 he I: Is a long list of sub
IlIlHi. 4,713.70
and like it.
agents, 204.350.8I ' ' '
Checks and other t'lli-III If your Coal ‘5 "ct m the bm
items. ”080.20
Notes of other National get busy mday'
thinks. 8.20000
currency.
l;
$il2.lll.50
“1000.00 -l‘.’.,l I I.:)ll
'TAINT TAINTED MONEY
we object to, but when ‘taint
And—speaking of
Coal—it costs so much you: can’t
stantial people who buy our Coal
Ill this But 0.
.. w a .0. _...__._..«..._... M.-.....
to do your shopping in this
étore. We offer you op-
portunities that no other
circulation). 5,000.00 ‘ i i ‘ i ‘
To... .rfir ”W.-- www—
Capital I-Iicck fififii'l'“ 5100 000 00 ' ..._
‘hu'plus n.3,... 100:00000 Papfir Napkins. 50 (I01,
lean ex-
l-i paid. 70.02837 ‘
National Bank noicu oui- tor ' 0 5
one Paper. i o and I 0.
Due to other National I ._....
”llun‘ka,Q ll k I?,0I8.Iii L (P I
no 0 allilt' up a and a
IhmkcrI-I. 1,320.70 t” apt: .r Mus”.
Due to TI‘Ilt-il Companies '
and Snvlngn Banks. 505.80 9
Dividends unpaid. 08.00 WM. A. BRIGGERMAN 8
Individual deposits subject
to chuck, r 007,920.33 MUS“: STORE.
Demand certificates of. III.-- t
Donovan Block.
1.3.504. 78 i
II, 059 on
for
10.00000
8 I .0:l3.8iil .27
County of
knowledge and be-
President.
.Iltwaun.
Notary Public. 40 Wall St.
IIItIIl'I‘.
ERIE”. MEITO.
l“. i). 3., hold ll
illiii evening. all
held In Music Hall. .
1 application» for
illito racolved.
m-«d a...” ..
In there days 0
law you cannot be,
Electrical Wiring.
Wu guarantee III
the moat curoful l
BUBIIIN &
Box 508. .
M...A.mdw....i.. w
LIFI mewt
Rates. ”Rm ’
totality lined
Policy.
I. H. I‘ll
gm WIRING
. ILICTRIOAL OOMTHAOTORI. '
Telephone Gull. 1M
H, 1‘.“ Mun... W...“ .. WM...
lie tiIIIIlIuIi 00ml IIII‘I humus it.
IIWII flil rlflIAL,
.l..." uni-Mm
f Mild Insurance ,
too careful of your,
I our Work to para
nupeciion.
illiiPliiY,
lo. Norwaik, Conn.
ONTflAM‘.
"WINNIE“ no-
album In the
134 Washington It.
Anni for Ore-cent Laundry.
”W
CUT GLASS
BOWLS. CELERY TRAYS, OIL
BOTTLES, WATER SETS,
DON BON DISHES, ETC.
Suitable tor Wedding Preacntc.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
A. w AUSTIN,
Norwallt, Conn. 3
lentils nit mo: "
IcOncern can immitate. Un?
der our roof you “can buy
everything you need—en-
tire outfits for yourself and
family, as‘ well as Furni-
ture for your eutire house.
,No money required at the
time 'of purchase. Xopr
good name is good enough
guarantee for us. Coins
in and try. a charge 'ac-
count.
.0 o o n
.o '.o '0' . 0..
Extra. Extra
Coal at $4 50.
NO. a NUT. the largest clue in town
at grades oi Anthracite a; the lam“: prlc
A trial order will convince you.
Rsnmhbsr we are the only dealer: the” 3
for you bounce we do not belong to any so ;
It not for as prices would have bun h
firth that it «via y it money on every poo
_ i m' to strut,
, wood 8h, on. any? '
Norwalk Chronicler