' “WHEY. lAld. u, r91:
" ' 7:18; sets 4h“.
, "disc a. on; 9:02 p. m.
‘ Monro olsscroav. , ‘
.NO. 10‘. l'. and A. M,
silent. W&.”§§%“" Baum
lid
monthmtluly and An N 0‘
W co:dtslly
Robert M. Wilcox.
(lbw. N‘s II. B. A. M.
. Masonic Bulldlns. South
1 lowest. 2d and nth Tuesdays of
month-duly and August ex-
. ~nt. I ooiocit. All Royal Arch
. its cordially invited. William H.
O'IRT M. WILGOX. fiscy'.
”tourism sUMMiia HERE.
lbw elevation of Commodore James
Armpit to be president of the Uni-
toil motes fitsel Corporation is re-
eaivod with pleasure by the residents
The, Norwsllis. where he is well
and much respected For sev-
dol‘a'hs has had a fine residence
o share at Hickory Blun.
recently acquired another large
ond‘bss commenced its developv
‘ preparatory to the construction
‘llnoatreoidencs in that section.
7’ his fatally he has taken a great
‘ pleasure in his summer so-
j , bars. 'He owns a fast sailing
‘ .and indulges in cruises along
in «money with many of
' 'jwidsly known resident of
is Goons E. Edwards, of
lit in Whole! institutions in
‘ He is president of
,. island improvement Associa-
tokes on active interest in
‘ ”3“, mph. we believe. will be
My in sympathy with the move-
Wt inaugurated by Mayor Bucking
issue of Bfldloport. against the levy
inl’jof a plate tax this year.
W boll I sentiment prevalent for
lfllntl tint. that altogether too much
money was spent by the heads of the
taco government for the returns re
yell. and possibly if they do not
have the money in Hartford there
may be some sort of economy inau-
mated that will result in a saving
The town of Nor-
will has paid about $30. 000 in taxes
to the note in the past two or three
years. and this is decidedly too large
a sum to» the benefit received here in
to the taxpayers.
M
rail vases soc roosv.
' Friday. January 11.1901.
Frederick L. Burr. manager of the
Norwslh Box Company. was badly in-
land by a fill down stairs at the
plantliifiorth Main street
dslhn. at ufchdeld, was
ironed. the loss being
the New York Stock lis-
8r. ii. Cramp.
ks' pin was presented
Hoyt. by the attaches
in Stamford. Derby and
;“ igjgo res POINT.
. resigned from
tofurnlsh an excuse
ctures ouln
' W to u t i
n. 0 sense cu, s
' “some Most all the
mate the present,
,Wmlisr ones think it is
We». but deny her
it voice in the «pendi-
fly. This lsomoltho
individual»: that re-
, tions to remedy.“
I the mistakes of
its Iotlsasd if those of
‘ pond so as to make
rides Journal.
continues with
now loaf will have
table as well as
«use mess.
'1 u in tun
our um
Attorney General Wicksrsliam
Addressed the Court In
Washington Today
WASHl‘NGTON. Jan. ll.-0rul iii“
nutrients in the dissolution suit against
the socallod “'l‘obucco Trust' before
the. Supreme Court of the ilnitot
States were expected to be conclude.
today. Since lust Friday attorneys
tirst for the government and then to.
the various tobacco corporations have
addressed the court. Today Attorney
General Wickersbam addressed tht
court. Today Attorney-General Wick
orshnm addressed the court.
How long the court will take to.
consideration of the case is a mattel
of speculation. Questions asked at
torneya by the court are taken to shot
that it is striving to arrive at a firm
basis on which to decide the presen
case and on which all future cash,
arising under the law may be "down
ted. After that the court may do.
it necessary to so into a minute in
vestisutlon or what the record show.
to be the facts in the case. it is gen
orally believed that the tobacco can.
will not be taken up by the court to
secret consideration until the arsu
meats in the Standard Oil dissoluilm
suit are concluded, which probably
will be earlynest week. in any event
a decision in the case is not anticipat
oil for weeks to come.
The suit under the Sherman anti-
trust low to dissolve the socalled "To-
bacco trust" was instituted in 1907 in
the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Southern District of New York.
The procedinga was brought by the
Department of Justice against more
than sixty corporations and a number
of individual defendants headed by
James B. Duke.
The process of organization of the
combination alleged to be unlawful
spread over many years. it began in
January, i890.
in itiilil, the Continental Tobacco
Company was incorporated for the at
lexed purpose of taking over the plug
tobacco business of the American To
bacco Company and the business oi
live other plug tobacco concerns.
in 1900. the American Snuff Com
pany was incorporated for the alleged
purpose of taking over the snuff busi
ness of the American Tobacco Com
pany and of two or three indcpemlen
snuff manufacturers.
in 1901 the American cigar t‘om
puny was incorporated for the hilt-got
purpose of taking over the rigor bust
polls of the American Tobnuo t‘mu
poor and an independent inanufhctur
or of cigars.
in the name year. the Consolidate!
Tobacco Company was incorpi‘unlot
for the alleged purpose of taking mm
as a holding company in excltanxe fm
its bonds substantially all of ibi
stock of the American Tobacco Com
pany and the Continental Tobacco
Company.
in 1903 the Amcriisn Single (‘cm
pany was incorporated for the alleged
purpose of taking over the single host
been of the American Cigar Company
the American Tobacco (‘ompsny and
the Continental Tobacco Company.
in lilnl the American Tobacco (‘nm
puny. the Continental Tobacco Com
puny and the Consolidated Tobacco
Company were lileiged into ibt pres
out American Tobacco Gunman):
it is alleged that in addition to thin
organisation the American companlei
n 1902 entered into a contract with s
British company. the imperial Tobac
companion were limited in their bust
nose, to Amerlta and the llrltlsh it
Great Brtsln. except inst the latter
could buyt loaf tobacco in the United
States. 1': oilseed that the Brit
its American on Company was
oracnisedto take over the export busi
ness of both the British and the Am
erlcnn companies.
Testimony was presented to [WOW
cent. of the smoking tobacco made in
this country; 73 per cent. of the cigar
twist tobacco; til per cent. of the line
cent of the tin foil and most of the to
bacon extracts boxes and containers.
cult bench united in a decree. This de
imperial Company and the llritlah
of the grounds for appeal by the gov.
ornmcnt to the Supreme Court.
the monopo sins charges. This fall-
poal by tho aoverntnent. The Ameri
can Tobacco Company. the American
ilnuif Company. the American Clear
Company P. lmillsrd Company. R. J.
Reynolds Tobacco Company, Black»
well‘ a Durham Tobacco Comps ps3 and
lads
ed to hold shares in s number of speoia
lied tobacco corporations and enioinsil
'tllsm from acoutrtn the plants or
1| p. 0. business or voting shares of and
Dulhsley in sssrclslns control over than
e. «um so idisry companies. The sever-on
an meat was dissatlsll lied because the“
oldies companies were not snloinsd
ion collecting dividends from the sub
Mdumuauts appealed to the no
moraine Court because the pstitim or
filamflmdfllt was not dismissed in
the Conley Full Company were
ii“ ‘1‘ m‘.r’
W
:i’ffltGKIN MAD it! cause;
whichever an.‘ lie-41m it.
tin-nos. one of bacon o the
domain catholic residuals or Water
disc’s add this gilld
raising this revenue than the method
it the present time smpioyed- Eml
nent men have studied the problems of
every iltizvn to lulu: tub interest
and action as the facts warrant
('0 Company. whereby“ ihe American
that the defendants produced 70 pm
elicit; 81 not rent. of the plug and
cut tobacco; 89 per cent. of the little
cigars. do per cent. of the snuff; ill
per ent. of the licorice paste; 76 pet
Three of the four looses on the cir-
croe dimmtssed the petition as to tilt
American Company. and the United
Clear Stores Company which was
clslmed to be the retail branch of the
organisation This action formed one
The decree adjudged the other do
fondsnts to be parties to an unlawful
combination it“ but said nothing about
on furnishes another [round for sp
% ‘ no stints W
Good Health impossiblswuh a
Disordered Stomach,
”was..."
Therein nothing that will create
sickness or cause more trouble than
s disordered stomach. and many
people daily contract serious maladies
tlmpiy through disreaard or abuse of
the stomach.
We urge everyone suffering from
any stomach derangement lndlnostioli
or dyspepsia whether acute or chronic,
to try Rexsll Dyspepsia Tablets, with
the distinct understanding that we will
refund their money without question
or formality, if after reasonable use of
this medicine the! are not satisfied
with the results. We recommend
them to our customers every day, and
have yet to hear of any one who has
not been benefited by them. Three
stiles 25c. 50c and 81.00 a box. Sold in
South Norwallt only at our sinro.—~Tho
Remit Store. The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittner a Canty. Props.
lRllililRl Willi
[fllJll llllllllll
Also Favor Stats Economy and
Are Anxious for Parcel Post
HARTFORD Jail. l1 -—State Master
L H richly. in his address at the New
ly- sixth annual meeting of the (‘onncc
tlcul State Granite held here yesterday
touched upon state and national ques-
tions of interest to the farmer. Cou-
ccrnlnir the increase of state orpondi
three resulting in the levying of a state
tax and tax of corresponding increased
revenue be said:
"We are so much in favor of paylnlf
our bills as anvonc. but would not a
more careful expenditure of our in-
come place as in a position where a
state tax is not needed and if needed.
il there not a more equitable way of
taxation in the past, and will continue
‘.belr labors in the years to more,
while they differ in their conclusions,
they every one admit the fairness of
be proposition that all property
.illnuld be taxed according to its value.
[he Grange stands for equity in our
irosout method or taxation. whether or
lot all the property of our state in
toxins its fair share of the needed. is
l prnt lit‘lli unenlion and one in white
at is not onh the right but the duty of
"The fill-mere more than any other
lass of people have their funds invest
'tl Ill things visible. his lands. herds
and improvements are open to inspec-
.lon. and cannot be concealed. is it
mfnlr to ask that the uncalled "excess
valuation“ of all corporate bodies pm‘
i small yearly tux omit the some, is
one of the many questions which are
:cry suggestive to us.
"tl some to us that a finance com-
mittee of one from each county ap
painted by the governor tosctber with
the board of control. doing away with
our legislative committee on some
pristlons would so a long way toward
osscnlng our tltales expenses
"in matters of national legislation
the (house has hmompllshed much. a
great deal of which has called for
33ml st. strenuous odor! of years. T is
a true of the parcels post. We bellow;
but the protracted and persistent uri-
latlon for a parcels post ls approach-
ing a climax.
‘ln many instances it would wipe
mt the entire rexlment of middlemen
who stand between the consumer and
producer For instance. it would en~
able the farmer to send his eggs and
nutter direct to the city customer. over
.he heads of jobber. commission merch-
ants and grocers. It would mean a
saving to the consuming public of "is. -
mitotic a year and a solo to the pro-
luoer of another 825. 000. 000. Express
rates would be regulated downward
with a choppina hnlfe.’
The session will continue today and
l‘bursdsy.
s.— "-4.
REAL IOTA?! TIAN’FIII.
The following real estate deals have
goon recorded in the town clerk's of-
co
Estate of Mary \i'uestermsnn to
Charles Wuestermsnn. four lots in
f'ostei‘ Perk. Admin deed
(lily W. Hello to The Hatch I link
at (‘11.. land rid buildings in also
hall street. or
Alfred ll. Austin to Florence t. An-
lsrson. one and one-half sores in lilast
‘iorwslli on shore. Q. C.
i‘hsrles A. Psrlrlek and wife to
ismuel A. lispley. lot and bulldinls
in lilies street. War.
James Elardo and wife to iii. 1. Van
Ness. land and buildings in Rhodode-
lls Park. 0. C.
Edmond P Horton to John it Man.
nine. two lots in Wilton avenue. War.
Edmund l’. Horton to William ll.
Richards. lot in Wilton avenue. War.
George C. lmltwood to Door; c l’.
tolls. two lots in summit street. War.
HAT NOT...
The death of ssmuei cf‘nousy.
Holley s (30.. hot
nanometers“. mom. will cause no
founder sine
material shapes to the moral details
of tbs company's business it is upset
oil. MI W with Mr. Hollsyior
gallium“: wsmanlm :1.“
' W'
mslfroniliispostionofw
in the artery to an important one
in the Inn. and they will cupboards
busts’sss lisseoasms utilities
Th0.
spars hits
filling. of ‘hury, is as
a l sirl and the ooinponyliss
solo lists.
riot ‘ am
m ourb established at 3p.
m ‘MMKIHWI. “I‘m
guise» a to em
utilisation outlines
ran satires
(Continued from first page.)
by a vote of 113 to lit. The Democrats
being in the minority. and the nomi-
nation of Mr. McLean having been
made unanimous by the caucus. there
remains only the formality oi voting
for him by the two branches of the
general assembly aeparntely next
Tuesday, and the ratification of the
vote the next day in joint convention
as provided by the constitution to
make him a United States senator.
Very Quiet Caucus. :
The caucus looked forward to since
the last general assembly and a (so
tor in all Republican politics throuzil- 1
out the last campaign proved to be a
very quiet one. Unlike the caucuses
lot a like purpose held twice by the:
Republicans in the 1905 session and
once last session there was none of
the excitement or play of parliamen-
tary tactics or a pull atlon of the
..luillot The issue as b eon Mr Mc-
Lean and Senator Bullieley was
sharply defined in the fall and since
election of legislative members there
was simply the alignment of them on
the one side or the other. The re—
sult was forecasted some time also.
although the resourcefulness of Sena
tor Build-lay in so man) campaigns
in the lllilll gave rise to a belief that
the expected might not be reached
chi‘cpt through a devious route. But
in the caucus speechinaltlnx was cut
out and the members alter the body
had been organised. proceeded to a
roll call without delay and the dub
come was soon indicated by the way
the house members from Hartford
county voted.
New Nation County 20 to 2 for McLean.
The senators whose names were
first called voted in lover of McLean
iii to 9 Then the senator‘s homo
county, which so many times had
Islood behind him. sent for McLean
20 to 13 The election of McLean
was known to be certain when it was
seen that New Haven county went :0
to 2 for hicliesn. Then as the roll
«all. proceeded with very little noise
save the rcsptluse as each member
answered his name and save his
preference. and in a few minutes the
result was known. The caucus ad-
journey sficr Booster bend. a Bullie-
ley man. had moved to make the
nomination of cx-(lovcruor Mclasn
un:.inlmoun and this had been sec
Olidt‘tl by Representative ifsll. of Wil-
linston.
Tbi- voting was under a resolution
nilrodured in Representative Chandler
and was in mount with the proredum
laid down by the federal constitution
as the method to be ioliosod in the
mural toting for a senator by both
branches of the legislature, There was
no ohjm‘tinn to this. A motion was
made to dispense “lib nominating
sputum-l. and this bison tutort‘d by
tin \li linen men the program outlined
just below the flux us of boring three
speakers on each side was upset.
Hutchinson lsrrsd Out.
in cronitina the caucus. John l
lluit bloom of East“: was not allowed
his sent an be we; plot ted on the Dem
tlcrntlt‘ ticket and be bad defeated a
regularly nominated Republican. The
Nile to exoludc him was evidently on
frictional lines.
incidents of the vamp:
There was no third candidate. but
Representhiite French. of Trumbull.
exercised his peroxstive to vote for
neither and said ‘ .ludson" in answer
to htsname. amid smiles. There were
other smiles when deveral represent»
lives simmer! to be uncertain for whom
to role. especially when Represents-
tlve Foe. of Rldaedeld. said ”Melissa-
llullmley" when he meant Builteley
and so voted.
Votss by Counties. /
The vote by tuuniics was as (allows:
County Holman Builieiey.
Hartford .............. 20 if.
New Haven ........... 20 2
New Million ......... .8 ll
l-‘slrtleld ........... ,. lo. 5
Windham ........ 8 ix
thcbneld ..... . . . . .28
hilddleses ........ 9 l
Tollsnd...............i 10
House total .......... lot 65
Bennie...........;..l2 9
Total ......... .....ill at
Absent: Representatives Simpson.
in. of nsseld, tilluipbetl. «unease.
muss Vow," Thankful.
After the caucus was over most of
the members went the Allyn House
to shake hands wt ilr. Home. in
so interview the novelties said: "i set
very. very srstelul to my friends and
happy over the result 1 can hardly
any more at this time."
Rest week sfter the joint oonven
tlon has ratified the election of Mr.
Helicon he will probably. following
custom, address the (Jenni-st Asssne
bl y.
lulltslsy team With licensees.
Senator Balsam left the capitol
with Senator Brandon's Just before
the caucus bound ills then know
that his detest was immodlns.
went to the Hartford club and there
received the returns. taster its
in an interview: “The mucus has
determined who shall be. the asst
United kingdom . “i believe thstm”
those who
give it to r. on!
metal to those
than all
which their istt townrds ins. s fr
ship which has ”been steadfast for
my roars wit so teen: in the
“its. holiday was asked it the re-
edits said that
suit suit.i
lie mhsdsi tint ”m“ '
members 1 at
been elected” in
would rooster
agitation ed”
to! new
rquusufimxm
on!“ m
From 2 Until
6 o'Clock
Thursday’s 4 hour
SALE '
for these
Be Prompt
From 2 Until
6 o’Clock
. Don’t Miss the opportunities presented Here
TOMORROW .
Extraordinary
Valuer
Clearing the Surplus Lots is our reason
Great Reductions
Quantities are limited
Sweaters
lot of Women's All Wool Sweat-
ers. plain and fancy weaves.
in red. gray and while: all
regularjafllt values.
Thursday l-llour sale
Bed Sheets
Full size 81x90 lileacbed lied
sheets. nil one piece. no
seams: value the. Thursday
l-llour Sale. each
59c
Linacrie \t‘uists.
and embroidery;
in tailored models; all sizes;
renular 8i {.0 values.
Muslin
lifi-lncb i‘niilolli'lled Muslin. fine
quality: value To yard. Thurs
day iiiour Sale. yard
S‘éc .
day “tour Sale
Night Gowns
Excellent quality Flaunelette in
white. pinli and while: regular
Handkerchiefs
For ladies and men. plain white
sll linen. hemslltched; value
lzlsc ouch. Thursday i-llour
.. 10c
‘ 81.00 Gown. Thursday l-llour
Fine quality Muslin ilowns. lit
dossn in the lot. chemise or
high neck style; regular price
Thursday «l-tiour Sale
Women's Gloves
Hissp Cashmere Gloves. stilt
lined. black only; regular 50c
quality. Thursday i-liour
Sale. pair
360
Table Damask
Bleached Table
Damask. nest desians: value
We yard. Thursday
Men’s Night Shirts
Flannelette Night iihlrts in air
sorted stripes; all sites: reg-
ular 80c quality. Thursday 4-
llour Bale
42c
Men’s Underwear
hieu‘s fleece lined Underwear.
Shirts and Drawers; 50c qual-
ity. Thursday i-liour Sale. a
garment
39c
Hosiery
Women's Cashmere Stockings.
excellent quality. last block.
all sizes; 25c quality. Thurs-
day “four Sale. pair
190
Men‘s 80x. all wool. black only:
26c quality. Thursday i-Hour
Sale, pair
1%
Notions
and Small Wares
HOOKS AND EYES. all sizes:
regularly 5c card, It ..... 2%9
PINON HOSE SUPPORTERS.
black. blue. pink and white;
25c value, at . ..... . ..... 17¢ ,
liAili NETS, extra line quality,
large size Nets: sll shades;
one of the best 19c Hair Nets
made. special .........12'/,o
50c BROOCH PINS. lsrue vsri»
ety st ...............1to as.
hil-ll-lli liAtlB. medium also. fine
mesh. ion; or chart chain;
the values. at ..... Human
vise the statutes.
said a close friend and business associate
the senate. so
with Senator Bullisloy whom he has
defeated. in political life his career
Maui for also: in
inflamed slime“
autumn. of Isusburr. for to.
Munch.
'l'hstss'ssnsioil
pontosdousssthsbitl‘smt
it tbslllstoryotiilsllspsbnosnparty
ssdsflsriisllisslsu
ofthsmsstls
he faced one is
elslsuvs pa
on was.‘ newness” uphill: mine.
ssssltsiwss marked by my son-
or , , limitation and front
session Governor Islam
one of soonest popular
Most-silo caucus.
HARTFORD. Jan. lip-The Demo-
the erotic membersofbothhousssof
mm assent“: will meet in caucus
t“ m'i’llurIdsy of this wsslt sitar the ads
M01 mm the purpose
gdrf‘fim in Monaco“ s candidate
ballot! Hints!”
as
in 1885 he was In
to ill“ United Btstss
district st y. As povornor be
called the constitutional
and was thereafter known popularly
tip the towns as widest the small town
, principle or representation.
retired an honorary
in 1004. As an orator he is one of the
best been and most eloquent in the
state. brilliant in wit and spiel-sin. He
married and is uputsd to be very
“w“ 's
convention
He re-
duces from Yale aisles. “pounding
to“ this time it spoons “that there
may be two Medicated. both from
_ skid county. sadism sinners
* stmm' ... m“ "
.~ John ll. asy-
m
oususs 70 can: our JANUARY
”TH.
SAN ruaucieco. Jon. ll.--All the
lwal Chinese newspapers publish we?»
purportstobasinossspsfioin
Tin; ml. lsts Minister to the United
the date so has an-
sd for the removal of his queue. The
roads:
mousse
”His Excellency. w. Tins halt. isn-
iup elven the matter deep
don. has come to the conclusion that
the most suspicious line for “dugout;
the
of superfluous s
.. new a reset...“ m
l’ I fill” '~
nose The On that our theaters.
he will or the harbor to out of! his
qua”. u
The date flood is Jan. to on the w...
tern calendar. On that day it is re-
ported many local merchants will iol- .
his example and celebrate tho
mil: with their queues at s his fir
A total account in the flood: wen
Missions Isak. stiletto '
rearwa-
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