Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 26, 1911 · page 12

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Hoyt was chosen iudge oil the city
court at New Haven In place of Judas

 

HAVANA. sent as. -—'i‘be liaise was
destroped by an external explosion
'i‘here no looser remains any doubt the senate “a” 0“ "l0 110““ WOW
as to the manner in which the pause “"1 Whisk had been res-ed by the
States battleship was sunk In this bar 1°“ 0" b.ranon “0 MW! of “ii R6
bor on the night of mbru'ry 1.5.1898 plibllcand In the White Will mom’,
The cotter dam about the wreck has ”Midi! by tho most bitter debate that
been pumped out and the mud cleared
away to a “greater extent than ever be-
fore. The clearing away of the wreck-
age reveals the double bottom of the
ship In a perpendicular position, some .
08 feet higher than the natural p051. Webb“ namo Nttfll‘ the lieutenant-
tion [governor and dissolved the tie. With.
This perfectly confirms the he..." In a minute the senate had passed a
and testimony which Ensign Poyelson 119‘" WWW“ in WWW “"0" ““0“
gave before the 1nvggnxaung board Senator Mitchell had presented. This
after the disaster and which was based “he? resolution went We" to the
upon the report“ made to him by (fly. llOllBe, Which l00k ll. up the “PM tiling
era jug: after the explosion this morning. It. was not. accepted.

adjourned last Thursday. the senate
had tabled the house resolution for
Hoyt, which had been amended with

 

 
 
 

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' Cramer’s
Educator's
[Knox Em All
. Boston
School Shoes
Orofax
J. P. S.

I'our Children's Slices.
ery pair guaranteed.

SCHOOL SHOES

Our lines are now complete

‘ These are the best known of
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. Bracken

81 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 803-4

.Shoes

go f' All Styles and Leathers.

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TWIN CITY
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:Conneally &

James Means’.

{3353.25.53.50

MAXLEVY—

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When in Doubt

I . ROGER LUDLOW

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““3“ llllllll lllll Flilllllil.‘

, wish i knew which one of those mains of Mrs. Michael Fuller will be
men to marry. i believe i shall held. tomorrow morning at ll oclooli.

Consult Brad- Usihoils church.

 

 

‘whsii be tor she} receives a pay envelope. The wise
-.,aasauipiro of its” contents ls roast I‘mpibirui ”l‘o dim
a moron Milli ”every pay day for sellout in the

~ The bottom of the vessel was dis but the home appointed a conference
closed yesterday afternoon. . as u committee on Its action In standing by
stands supported In a perpendicular HOVt- iii the senate, 30810? W00il-
Iposmon by stanchions The lowest. ruff secured reconsideration of the pas-
or platform deck is in the position de- use of the house resolution which had
scribed; It is in an uplicuved mass been amended in Webb‘s furor and
'above the submerged Ibow. tabled-

'llle position or this unit of ihe bob Senator Donovan opposing this.
tom indicates that what is now “)3 made a bitter attack upon the Repnhil
lhighest point originally and aI-riictur calls. upon what he called machine
ally occupied a position at about frame' bosses. and upon the "kins or the
is. This suggests that there was an lobby and his assistants."
explosion of a mine under that purl," Senator Judson replied. attacking
of the sh"). gay"- about midwfiy be what he called the inconsistency of
ltwoon the stem and tho miiisnip sew Seuulm blonouui
iIon. ’

The explosion there broke the amp llllllmlwlilfi
into two parts throwing one secllon,‘ War the amendment in hum of
including the conning tower. toward Mr. “Phil “iiii iiiiliiiflii “ii to be ,9.
Irina stern. the conning tower falling consider-.od till. Mititwil offured tho
on the superstructure on the starboard iiiimi‘ 01’ Judge Mathewson. colonizing
side From this position. In cutting miii as ii Judge and IHIIIIK iii! would
awuv the wreckage, It has been ill millerliiii'e"tlioiiidaeihorothan Hoyt.
‘ loued to settle to the main (lei k allglli‘ Soiintor Malian. who had opposed
iy i‘Oi ward of the niior turret. which is Judgi- Mathewson early in the rescind.
Ion the, port side. Thus the tower is also spoke In high terms of Judge Mal;
on the opposite side to that on which human. saying that be mm the popu-
the explosion took placo.1iii Iliolce of the [motile Of the city.
l Other portions of the fillllPrflllllC- Mr ludaou declared that the Demo
line were thrown forward falling llp- crais had ii conspiracy to bring about
on the fm ward deck. I a disagrecmoni.
l The double bottom. as stated. Is Senaioi Paddock doaIrIbed the alt
standing In a perpendicular position nation ifs “awful." He alto declared
above frame 10 ithat no politicau conirolled him, that
, Ii is a confirmed belief that such a he (‘nmo In a free mun and would go
tearing of the ship's bottom could out a free man. ’
not have been produced by an Inte- Senators Brinsmudc and Dickerman
rior explosion. it is further said that spoke and then the Mathewson amend-
no regulation military mine could have
wrought such terrific havoc. It must
have been a huge mine, as Captain
Sigebee and others suggested at the
time—perhaps a sugar mill boiler or a
large cask loaded with explosives. 'ed without any apparent opposition.

Members of the Maine board. Ina
eluding Rear Admiral Slipps, are re
ticent In regard to the discovery and
will not confess that the revelation is
an Important one. but anyone “with
eyes can see the unhenved bottom and
guess its meaniné. It deatroyh all rea.
sonable doubt as to the blowing up of
the Maine by a mine.

 

H on a party division. eicopt that Sen-

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self into a mock
hour had an upmarlous time.

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SHE BORROWED OVERALL!
WHAT SHE NEEDED '
A girl, reading in a paper that fish New York City.
was excellent brain-food wrote to the ..._.._.__.._
editor: . | Attorney Percy .l.
Dear Sir: Seeing as you say how Washington street, is spending
fish In good for brains, what kind of day in New York city on business.
fish shall i eat?
To this the editor replied:

 

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you to eat a whale. street.

 

 

Mrs Anna Barker.

 

NOT A CHIIM'UL TOPIC.
Th? Gandede y W ”V" m" the to the Norwalli hospital yesterday at-

suylny. "Sauce for the [more Is sauce t
ernoon.

for the gander?"

The Gooey-Ugh! my dear. it makes
me nervous to hear you discussing
such an extremely unpleasant subject.

 

lion.

 

 

Mrs. Mleiissi Peder.

I The funeral services over the re- the theatres in the metropolis. ‘

an...»

Iii-din the St Ladlslaus

fellow In Dollars eemutery. ‘bheir delightful automobile

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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i' its leader Any Doubles bellowsbiiierl'lplitln Supple llesuits‘ In“

HARTFORD. hoot. as ~8amuel ill. ,

lMstbewson by concurrent action of

has marked the proceedings of that, ‘
body this ae‘ision. When the session '

He also said that. \entoiday' a clasp

lino talk about the lobby had become "yes u “I" to 54. Tho preferred (1.. Homer S Beers & C0.

mom was Indeflnliciy postponed 18 to

star Marlowe voted with fie‘llepuhii-

The house resolution was then pass-

T-tie house referred to the next gen.
eral assembly the new Connecticut
River Company‘s bill Introduced int
Thursdays Then this body resolved lb
session and for an

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Gnome Wright. who has been sum-
nierinu Iii Rowayion has returned to

Edwards. of
ihe

Th him-walk city board of raisira-
Dear ldlss: Judging by the compo tion are meeting this aIIernooa In the
sition of your ‘9“... I should my.“ Norwaili city council chamber in Wall

of Elisabeth
street. South Norwalli. was admitted

She will undergo a course
of medical treatment ill. the Institu-

(leniai George Tietlen. steward at
'tlie Norwalli Coiiiiiiy club and Eric
lliarslrom. of Prospect avenue. Nor-
walk. spent last night in New York
cit . They report having bad a most
excellent time. having taken in one of

In and Mrs. T. e. Glover of Ilasi
Banzai-lab Norwalii and bin. 0. e. Cubb. of
The Interment will Stanford, have Just returned from
trial
Month the Idlroudael “contains.”
the: spent s month in Dumas like are brittle dsr. sham ion-e- of I»
~ with tbvdbrmr‘s daughter. bliss an. tout iii III. run at adeeline claim
sl mouse. was expects to remain a than I points. touched 101%. will“
while longer. so. trip m sea leap «nailed its low basis of yesterdsr.

Little Violet use bits I!” cranial“

You will be M if, it’ll
. send for Wm. illifroa. all irert at.
‘ Rest Norwaix, because be has
“iii-Ibusiness is a very fine way.
“no pears. 1e lb. for rags, best
prices for rubbers. metals and
feather hem. He gives you I
duplicate bill to satisfy you.
Send min or tel. In. a. II
belting orders out of town. If
. you let him know ahead of time.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Ha‘ielton '

The B. Hershfield 8: Son CO.
Tel. 294, 122 Water It.

2 lllllll II Will Sillll ‘

WALL ST.. 10:10 a m. -The stock
market. doieloped prniiounicd Weak-
ness again at the Opening toda‘y with‘
ospoclally large selling of l}. 8 Steel.
Union Pacific and the Copper shame.
‘lliiiied Statue Steel opened with a
block of 12.000 shares from 55 i343 to
54 5-8 an chrome luus cl 1 l -l from
Within a low llllll-

 

 

 

 

eiincd i ii iolili H l‘ho weakness
of Union l’uiinc has men morn. pro ’2
pounced. llropiiiniz to a point between
sales, '
III trial-ll. a ions of 2 III. Amalgam
muted Copper, American Smelling and

limb (.‘Ioppor declined u point each.
Elsewhere the llllu‘ks‘l iield fairly
~sloady. Fractional liixsoI-i were the

rule, with the exception of Norilicrir
l'licifli, which lost i 'iI.

WM l3 STRE‘TT. ll ll in. ~r\iler tho
first outbreak oi soiling IIIid spool It-
sell. the character of tho mnrkul
'chanled A horny demand appeared
and stocks moved upward bouyaatly
Buying orders for ll , slates Stool
poured in. and the. Bag bounced up
ill-8 points to will re yesterday's
‘cloee. Union Pacific rose 2 7-8 to 5-8

Legs of Best Quality

It sold noon niior ilie oponinu’ __

 

 

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, NORWALK’S LEADING
our troops STORE

 

3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

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Special "in.
WEDNESDAY

Spring: Lamb
l2'/2c

W. WASHINGTON 8T“ 80. NOR.
ZOIWOODWARD AVE... 80. NOR.
13 MAN .71. NORWALK

em: —.Ii.. i... ...i. -..

An Opportllnity

to get ii new Groom house, oiled
floors. all modern improvements.
near trolley and cantor. for only
$2500; terms; immediate posses- i
elon. Farm. 8 acres. good broom
house. barn. poultry houses. fruit;
2 Hi miles out. Will sell or ex—
chaoge for home in town.
Call, write or phone

1). s. iiiULi. .

Room 1,‘ Haeilme‘ Block
Pliers. did-4. tenth Nomlk.

 

 

above the previous day‘s close, The
demand diminished at the higher range
and prices fell book a point or so.
Thereafter tho market was unsettled
until the end of the, first hour. when
the list again mounted lo «the highest
point of the day. American Tobacco
Securities showed further strength to
day. The preferred and the six per
cent. bonds rose a point and the four
per cent. bond-s 2 points. l
WALL 81. Noon. The enUre market
today showed the Influence of an in.‘ ‘
creased demand for issues which had
been forced downward relentlessly,
dprlng the peel week. After another”
tempoaiuoue outburst of liquidation
the opening the market rallied
swiftly. and despite frequent attempts w
to depress the list subsequently It
held well above the low point through
the morning. The source of the de-
mand was a mailer of doubt. Appab
oniiy short con-ring was proceeding a
on Ii large scale. the innuendo of this
buying being supplemented by sup-
portina orders whoa needed. Arturo
airy-General Wickenbsm's statement
In regard to enforcement of the anti».
trust law dd not relieve the situation
as had been hoped. it contained no
answer to the one ‘question which is
uppermost. concerning the lite of the

 

and we'll give you a cheerful greeting

catch things on the fly Ioday«~-Indocc
meats in new Full line of Clothing
that should appeal to your nurse. The
tool and short of It. while we’ re too
bashful to sing our. our. praises with

rather you‘d co e in and Ilnd the
notes that spell

 

 

wa'aa wartmo FOR vou :

hen you come. . Special chance to

brass band of beauty. we'd much

army for yourself.

Gottlieb’

$7 & $10

fl NORTN MAIN if.

 

U. 8. Steel Corporation. Prices fluc-
tuated In a uervoun‘hauaer during the
second hour, the vicinity- of the‘raliy .‘
affording handsome mm to early
purchasers who reallfld freely. The
rolling was couniciaotad by a removal
of the buying which no a feature of -
yesterddys late rise. Reactions and
rallies of a point were frequent, but
around midday prices were ruilnd‘
within a traction at yesterday's club
lab.
The bond market was firm with the
Tobacco Issues on m.
WALL 81%. l b. Iu.-~A fresh cute
burst of gelling converged laraely on
beeogps‘r stocks sod lit. Paul. The
user group relapsed to the low ill-

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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onion .Pa’siiio and united States duel
failed be this way In their Mona
the Ilium at the We. but shes.

 

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Mil“ that am; as III this
subsumed. i

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likens
1? N "MN IT. “ '

HIM Ice Cream
m lineal Peanut brittle—w .:
Peanut Olusbew—dalted Peanuts ;;
40am saline-chocolate eo. ..

«snub—Malaya coeeanuts— ‘.‘

 
 
 
 

 
 

Lemon cueanut - Gesunut -'
Cakes. 1 ,.
Special attention given to i‘ m

 

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got to be done.“ do
‘. “about this ply

 
 
 
 
 

“This piss ha a disappeared within
so. now none of be

 

 

similar

A Lot of,

“Beacon” Blankets

White, Tan or 'Gray

 

.. “iv. all very well to our about air.
~ location of traffic and such like, buti

don't you forget that the day the;
railway strike ends. your old woman!
and mine'll be able to get back 'ome:
. from the seasideI"--l.-ondon (linoleum

been been out two hours.

been on the brute’s back about ten,

miniites.~«li‘lleaende Blstter. , i ' in 8 BOX

and want something to cure it.

medicine. 1 bed o tobihsehe raster»
«it end; went home and my loving
wife biased
this tile: twill Idols beaded away. Willi
Ila Isms will,“ don‘t you w tbs sealer

Warmth for Little Money

‘5'

inches by 80 inches

Very Special $1.75

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

H. KriegerSz CO.

29-31 West Washington St.
The Leading Milliners in The Norwalks'

5th Avenue Styles

MODIFIED
5th AVENUE‘PRICES CUT IN TWO

HE greatest showing of F all
Millinery now on display in
our spacious store. Here

you can find the finest French

Velour Houds

in all the leading shades—prices
from $5 to $7.

New York stores are asking $7 to $10 for
‘tlle same Hats

Silk Velvet Shapes
from $2.50 to $5

N0 shoddy velvets. nor velveteen
hats are being sold in our store.
while other stores are making a
specialty of such goods and are
catching a few unaware custom-
ers through their low prices. Yet.
our goods, higher priced, are a
great deal cheaper In the end.
q Come in and compare quality.
ll Our Trimmed Models cannot be‘
duplicated in any other store. as
we trim our own lists.

 

 

i I
Holeproof
, Socks

$1.50
for Six

 

. i
Liveryman (to [Muir-“HON. what‘s;
Is. Half a dollar? Why, you've;

Rider-ado i any have. but l've only ‘
W
doubt-oral have I. terrible toothache
Mensa-Now. you don‘t. need any '
use and so consoled ole. '

Wiml will lseur wile“
fulcrum-e! this“ will. is your wife

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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