' nuns AT WASHINGTON.
SOClETY DISCARDS lTS MANTLE OF
Crusoe.
BAOKOLOTH AND ASHES. v MW
umber- at in. naps. Dislike in Rigid
Rules _. Gen. Terry’s maest— Congres-
sional Legislation in a Condition oi
Chloe-301ml! oi Bills to be Considered.
WWI”, April 2.——Ea.ter Hominy
markdtheclouotlheleulen season The
lortydaysotfast‘lngand prayer are at an
end. WWW!» wise
with fashion and . The
llaraldiqilsys in the pulpilsol thelesdlug
ohureheswere very grand. The of
Mallihattheoapitalwill liaresumedtoa
greatexlont durhigtbeensuing week. Hrs.
Cleveland, it is expected, will renew her
morning and there is scalp 0!
several grandelfsintooceur in the way of
«linear-sand receptions before the season is
declsrudatanend.
The is a great deal oi aluminium
Inning lmof thehouee respecting
figlditthhe rules which the dimetiafied
claim were adopted. first, loonabla stew
mentocontrol that body; and moudly,to‘
mtleglrlation. B.V.Whita is not the
‘ only number who is absolutely disgusted
wltbr‘the manner of doing business. and it
would not he eurpriaiugil at unearly day
there should he a number 0! letters written
at a character similar to that of Mr. White’s,
in which he withdrew from the next congres-
sional race. :
lthintilnated that Senator Sherman does
not inumd tohavean Ohioman introdneehla
mmbtothe convention.
The important event of the week in my
matter: is the announcement“ Maj. Gen.
Allied H. Ta-ry’s contemplated retirement
'l'hereis nolonger any reason to doubt
thatGm'l‘erryisaveryaie-k man.
The enrgpons allagroe that he has Bright’s
disease .f'l'he general himsell has no-
oeptedtheinevitable, and inter-med the do
pamnent that although benefited by his trip
south,hedoes not expect ever again to be
able to perform active service. The depart,
ment being defined that he prefers retirement
toa turlher extension at sick leave, will com-
ply withhisrequeat by ordering a retiring
hoardatonoeiorhia examination The de-
tailhasheeamadenpandwill hean'nounced
assoonasitis hamedwhatdatewillhemost
(privatisation-Gen. Ten-y to appear. The
board will meet in Washington. It is under-
stoodthat Brig. Gen. Stanfield, who is the
imlyollicerontheactivelistexceptGen.
SheridanneniortoGen. Terry,is mhepreai—
«lentoltheboard. Gen. Schofieldisnow in
'll'ashington conferring with Gen. Sheridan.
Legislation pending bolero congrees is in a
condition of gencal chem There are all
kindso! apecialordersouthecalemlarolthe
house, which hare been run over and disre-
garded intbepaat, while several mod for
nothing in the future. A special schedule
for two weeks, making assignments oi 1mm
one to three days for various committees,
which may occupy the liner withmmsuree
they have reported, is pending belore the
home cornmstlee on rules,and may be re-
portul at anytime, and displace all present
urrangementamadeior the consideration of
measured
Monday is individual sns'wusiou day in the
halite. It will be in order for individual
numbers to move to append the rules. and
takeupbillathey maydom'recom’ulered Mr.
Crane, of Tour, haeheen promised recogni-
tion,andwillcaliupkisjohitresolutlonm
posingtochange the W inaugura-
tin day and the heghniug and ending
miedaotcongm
'l‘hejudiciary committeewilltry to get two
days in the week {or the diecttax bill, while
tbecommlttee on comma-cowl“ claim two
days, towhichit was entitled lastweek, for
the bill incorporating the Nicaragua Canal
companyaaidthe caflderutimoi'other bills.
Thelnd’nnpenn'onand District“ Columbia
a hilhi are tobe oonn'dered dur-
ingtheweek, nndastheseare privileged
measurestheycaagetthe llooranyfimeitia
demanded. The commune on appropria~
firms may report the fortification appropria—
tion lallmetimednringtheweck.
Who Does He Belong 1’0?
Saw You, April 2.—-A bright, little
horned toad from away down South, isst~
enedtoagasiixtnre byastring.hoppad
cheerfullyorer stable in the inquirydepart—
mtdthe on Bunday.and eyeda
hettlaetink withaview of taking adriuk.
'l'helittla iellowhadoosne ina box.and his
destilulion hadbemne obliterated tram it.
Hewillbe ksptswhilc, and than,“ no in—
quiryisnsdefa'him,hewill be eenttotlre
deadletta'olllce. Annmber olthls spec-la
islound in the mails. They are intelligent
and bar-ale: Baneflmesalittb sweetened
waterhgiven tothem. hutthey willgo tor
dayu withmt food.
Graver clay-land was'nla Deputy.
Bmam.Apr-il 2-43er C. Torrance,
aprominent lawyerot Eriacomty, formerly
years lawpartmrotnenrykAllenmtthe
state board of claimsdied at his home in
Gowandayestesday.agedtl’3yeara In ill
he was elected district attorney of Erie
eemlymndappdutadashis deputy Gm
mesesidaatotthell’ultedfltales.
latqlrfll’onaneswasaeandidatetorstato
resistor, but was dds-ted by Sherman B.
Regen Hemedtwoterms on the board
of apart-ore. Ir. Torrance was learned
mthslaw,amiwasapewerrulsdvocate.
' sum. 3;“ thahodyol
was an ever
umwauymum
dial uuflmdwn
lied-g. fl. _ 1 :w age,
”Nehru-who ' ehlldlay.
“Weevil-abutment
afloafl-ddflanhdatmu
rumour.“ Hanuk-
hgahsehaatarthsstlutwhna
“amendment-trace.
tedy. Ulric-aluminum
unbound-Manned.
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, “THE W ottoman."
strikers camel Among Wives and
Intake In a has right.
April l-‘l'ha fort Wayne sirlkr
engineers and amen. at a meat-
to: Saturday night. decided not to handle
Burlingtm cars or {might under any circumg,
stances, and that-elem, rather than have any
trouble onthatseorethey dhi not return to
work today. The switchmeu are pertectly
own-l. They have not been asked to handle
“0." core on yet, how-e they have no cause to
Dauphin, but the "women. they are called
upon to perform that duty they will probably
follow them-mph o! the engineers and tire-
men. Theyhavepraelimlly deeirlalalsotbat
they will not work with nonvllrotherhood
engineers, it theroadsbonld getanytoinan
‘ the engines.
“We have the ‘Q‘ cholera,” said a Fort
Wayne engineer, "and we are not liable to
recover from it (or some time."
The Pan Handle’e men have not had to
Join the Fort Wayne men it an attempt is
made to force Burlington cars into their
it was generally believed that the strike on
the St. Paul roadwould involve theentira
system, and would include all the engineer's.
firemen, switchmen and hrakemen employed
by the cmnpany. Such, however, did not
mvetobetheease,beeausemoatoithe
wigiuemaudilmnenat thiseudol theline
main-3d loyal lathe company.
Saturday the St: Paul strikers appointed a
eosnndtxeetombmit to Mr. Earliug, the local
manager, a proposition to the ell'ect that the
men would return towork upon the condition
that the company decline to accept "Q"
freight pending the settlement oi the Bar-
lington strike, or until the Claim-go and
Northwestern aeeemed it. The proposition
also provided that all n! the strikers be taken
hockq Altar a «mutilation with the local
ollleen lir. Earling telegraphed toGoueral
Manhger Roswell Miller, of Hilwaukee, (or
an answer.
Mr. Earling dediued to divulge the answer
returned by Mr. Miller. The company's de-
cision as telegraphed from Milwaukee was
Khan lathe committee abouto o'clock, and
at 7:11) a special mass meetingwss heldto
take action. The meeting was a stormy one
The oosnpany’e ultimatum was rejected and a
general row ensued. The awitchmen accused
the engineers of treachery and cowardice. A
pamenger engineer made a speech defending
himscll’, and was knocked down. and brutally
beaten. For atlmea free light was immi-
nent. The more conservative men leit the
hallindiegust 'l'hemeetlngadjournednt
midnight without coming to any conclusion.
The Hi. Paul 'strille is evidently ended
i
No Trouble on the Alton Road.
CHICAGO April 2.-Tho Alton otllcials re-
ported last night that there was no trouble at
their-Yards. The St. Paul road secured a
largenumberoinewmen ytwtenlayandwaa
mabled to dispel; of its (might business
easily. The Burlington handled on freight,
but will have a full form working today.
Yesterday afternoon the Fort Wayne strikers
held a meeting and agreed to return to work
it the company would not handle Burlington
care. This decision was reported to the super—
intendent, who informed the men that they
would not be taken back unless they agreed
to work on any cars that were ull'cred, Bur-
lington included. The men after (-c msiilcrnble
lebntc decided to postpone their dot-Mon in
the matter.
RAILROADING A GAS BILL.
the Company Prints-ates ltaelt' in Trying
to Prevent its Passage.
Anxsmus, hint. April'2.——'l'he bill regu-
lating theprice of gas in Baltimore city at
naperufll feet has met with the most
violent opposition lrosn the gas companies
weretneeitwsstlrstintnxlnced‘ inthelegie
lature. lthadpa-ed thehotne, and Satur-
day was on thethirdrending fileand
would haveeomo up {or final passage that
afternoon. At 22:30 it was discovered that
thebilllndheenalatractallromthetlle,aml
atboronghaearch of the state house from
loptobottanisiledtoiiudit Therewas a
gun-d bowl of indignation and memben
tnrnies'lyoppeeal tothe measure more that
they would now vote for it.
Governor Jackson name over to the capitol
building,nnd auggeeted that a new bill be
framed immediately. This was ilone,mui all
other barium was postponed, so that the
new gas bill might have precedence. The
ruluwere M, anditwaa readn first
time at 3:30p. to. Atllp. In. ithadpnmml
itathirdreading, and was sent to thehouav,
where the same precedence was given it. At
lipnnthehillhadfinsllypassed the home,
and the governor, who all the while watched
in progress, immediately signed it. and it
became a law.
This in a cane oi legislative railroading
without parallel in “in Wand, perhaps,
in the country.
The Week’s llgllal 0-" Italian».
Wmlxmos, April 2.-—'l'he signal ollice
weather croplnilletin forthe pastweek re.
portsthe rsini’alldaring theweckgunerally
lnaxeuinalldi‘rietseastotthelhwky
alight
Er
nine:
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JUST RECEIVED,
NdliWhll
FOR EASTER.
McEWEu
Noruriillililtore
Ladies White
Handkerchiefs, 5c.
Gent’s Printed Border "and-
kerchieis, 50.
Ladies Fancy Stripe Hose,
Regular Made, 2 pairs for 25c.
Five Button, Stitched lliu-k
Kid Gloves, Black and Colors,
ll AllltAN'l'Ell, at Me. :1 pair.
To arrive in a day or to...
Job Lots in Towels,
Anmhu in
1-2 BL’ll TABLE LINEN,
And eiiil another in
Turkey lied llanuusk.
Also a Beautiful Lint-(Thullics
at l7 cents.
l’. S.~—Just opened. a nice
lino Spring Jackets at right
prices.
Short Hints
”03......
social Etiquette.
Compiled from the latest and brat works
on the subjm't by "Aunt Matilda."
Pklt‘ii. 40 route;
knowing “The proper thing to do." We all rim-ire
to behaw properly and to know what in the lie-t
echo-u o! maunm. What shall we truth our moo.
ren. that they may go out late lhr world no ll lm-d
men and women!
"SHORT HINTS" contain» the uni-w". and will
be mailed to any addn-re wastage prepaid on rm-ipt
oi price.
SPEC! A L.
Until lunhcr notice we will mail each oi our
"lends a copy at the above valuable hook gratis and
tree oi protege, it they will mail us» if» wrappenl of
Dobbinsv Electric Soap.
By loldlug up the wrappers an you would a cone
paper. the postage will he only 2 coats.
Always put {gar lull name and address on the
oursidcfiot the mile and wire on the Wont Eu-
qurtlc also. and then we will know who aend‘ ll.
1. L, CRAGIN 8: 00.,
PHlLADELPHIA. PENN.
mm 0. 6". Jill noun.
bestethe town. lryu.
Price 35¢ a lb.
namm. unommnmnu
Wealth-non 31ml Bridge.
The ' luleLlarleI.
MEATS
sltliVlD l8 1'82 “181‘ “NNIR.
" it on want the choices“ In“. ohtalnedre-
ml: at trouble or rest, you will and them at my
ket.ssweil so
Poultry of all Hill,
m m DRAWN.
I". HAYES.
mum ewes. . somaouwm.
JOHN ll. FBBIIS,
“MsflWlDukIlllliMof
flfllL All] W001}
Brick. Lime. cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hellish, hsekawsnns, Monet
leutalu, Franklin, slid
Wilkerhsrre costs.
in: for llllBBlll mu
‘YI‘I'UIM “WW audit»-
MM. “Ill
_ Wall ~ Papers.
Sfllflfl Sllflilfll Mll‘flllllllll.
llemstitch
Amhlarliammjs
Thin book rhould be in every iamlly 11min»... of
54 Main Sheet ’
new 30c. . 35c. 45c.
50c. 60c. 75c. $1.00 to
$4.00 Double Roll.
in. Aims 20 to 30¢.
MAT”...
DECKER’S’
Paint and Wall
Paper Store.
54 Main Street.
sleuth Nos-walk.
Wm um Millii'l‘.
One Qunilty.~'l'he Ben. .
lid-f. Veal. lamb, Mutton. l’nrk.8slt and Freeh,
Como-d Beef. Smoked Tongue. llama.
Hhonldm. BsconJislegnn. Frank-
tom. lite.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’roniptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington street.
H. s. ‘ROOD.
Watches,
JeWeer,
~AND~
S11verware.
Special attention paid to the repairir. of line
watches and jewelry. ‘ ‘
53 Main Street.
CANDIES‘
0! all kinda. Find Clare
<‘r
('URNUVOI’IAS. (MINDY TOY“. Indn full snori—
rm-ni of ornamental candy.
MrsJobn Halland
LAUDICB‘B 131.00“.
B. F. Stevens,
.lll Slt‘. llAlil. BLOCK,
f b- the place to set
.
First-Elasslrnceries
u! u?! leLs a:
Low PRICES.
We Mt“ the
linllrr in Rulh’.
“r also luw .r line lot of other
Butler that no im- wllmg low. (one
audlry ll.
mayhem-r l'rmuwry
it you max
6001] COFFEE UR TEA,
Try on. v. :- limo lbs ”MDT.
n. F. e’i‘uqus,
“mtg!“ IMIJ. “L‘N'I‘.
‘fifiN‘RY {£11.}.in
CARRIAGE MAK NH.
IdEI’AJIRING
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
Thle is the season in which to prepare (or winter
and it is hotter to get ready for rough travel than to
wait until the busy winter season
Work or all kinds mining to carriage making
and general black-m thing promptly attended to.
Wagon: of all kinds Inuit to order.
Wagons tor sale.
Henry Tilly. ‘
um swuuur.
36m. u. anion;
FLORIST.
-———-eo>~~-——
MAI); fillll-Il'l'i‘. HOUTN NORWALK
611333 BET M. 31703.
,1
, . .1.
‘ ’ .1: ', ”44.5 f V
Livery and Feed Stable
WARWICK lltil'l-Zln
Horses and mm for all n anion.
Corn-seas!
'l'arnouts
new: to ram an ‘i‘rniul.
Good at MN. New
Telephone minimum.
0
.m Klmefelter: w...
’ in
”mm
hum iii
hats, Fish oysters,
' Vegetables, Fruits,
on!!!» GOODS. BTU.
in l. m.‘ i.‘ ll. Depot.
t
I}. H. .. fEY’S
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75. .
MEN'S BOSTON
Hill Rflllfllflflflli,
Best quality, $3.50.
l2 Main Street.
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY yum Lu
Norwall lNaanrk.
-TflE PROPELLERB-
‘1' “(It ‘ ‘
Will make daily lri ,_ numlaya excepted. lot
height between New ork, Norwalk and aloud!
Norwulk. Will leave Plot :3. foul of Beckmsn street.
New York.cvury evening. except naturdsye. st 5
o'clockmnd on Saturday at 2 p.11). Leave Nor»
walk Bringc and Sour!- Srmvnlk cvrry «venting.
Freight taken from and received i'or all
pointa on the lianbury and Somalis and
ilhepaug ltallronds at «really Reduced
Batu.
l’pou ”:9“eran to agents the (lily n! Nanalk
and llsgle will be rent. {or racial loo: nl irclghl
anywhere in New York or iii vicinity.
W5. All We are turbid among any of the
cmphiyeeanlihelmu on thin line on account oi
«ovum-them
m... .154...
Highest (first: Price
FUR
liege. Bones . Bottles iron
and .‘ll (Fluid.
Tani-’2' moxie: our: a ll lln: rim-l. by «st-ruling Doe
talcum lo
“'IIJJA ll PODNNHRIJ,
M IT'l'll lilllél'l'AHi
iniiiis:
OF
ALL GRADES,
.‘t N 1) AT
Lowest Prices!
eon ~ —~
'l‘lu- lit-st (loads for
the Least Money
--__ ~.\T~~—
H. S. BROWN’S
B00'l‘ & SHOE STtlllE,
Clark dc Lane’s Block.
.. WSW-
GET ’I‘Il it) llillfi'i‘.
rum.--
“ Florida ”
STEAM tumult.
“w
. :
write-ms. ,
W. H. MEEKER,
lute “all be small.
warm-all.” maniacs
flares!
”mum” on.
m In
ll. I. In. ”do
me so ll“.
memories.
“A. DIGKERMAN & sous,
. Cocuunm Macaroon: ............
HOME DRESSED OHIOKBNB. G
“—0—...
Ilmui'iimowmums
. .47....
SurprisinegSLow Prices
“AT“.
39 Washington fitment. - Soutlih‘orwnlls.
Bridge port Bargain ”liaise.
OPENIIEng-«WEEK‘;
.Uxmmuuuwo lmovouuums.
t
W». B. HALL & GO.“
Oder so come new clock of
, LAQIES’ BROADOLOTHS,
French Silk .Warp, Henriettas French
Foule, flange and seizes, E egant "
flew Combinations. ,
Wonderful Bargains in Silks.
OBSERVE THE PRICES
I25 PIECES PURELY ALL—WOOL
QUITING-S,
in Plain and Mixtures, including all the new Spring Coloring, (thin season'e goods), we oflrr at
For
500.. Va...
l00 PIECES VERY FINE QUALITY I}.
Enghsh Smtlngs,
PTA-lid , ye.» .' “'2
or n In: a eSulls in so :illw‘rlelzt‘;tzrlgifiuc;7cg,afitggizufhgfiv‘lgc‘tgm that were Wrath! .
$1-00 9‘”
Yard.
We aim oilera my elaborate comment in Silk Warp "enrtctlna, 40 inch“ wide. It
$1.00 and $1.25 an.
Eighty pieces of Black Rhsdamcs at 69c, 75c. 69c and 93c. . .
!or maples. m it in the greatest silk bargain on record. wot h v 0.), 8! ‘9' 3,23, M 81.50.
Pongee alike 30c, 50c, and tile. Enid everywhere at 90c. and $1.00.
COME AND EXAMINE OUR BARGAINS.
W.B.HALL&CO
OUR SPEQLALTIES’
Nos-"meld Cwumcry Butler in
’
Palm's, ...................... go‘s-:2;
... .. ..........................
Clusters Florida lira: gee, ALI. PRICES,
l-‘Ino Lousumn.
Celebrated Dost-Elms: Connect Corn and Vegetables.
The tcry [tr-r Tenn and Colleen,
White Rock tYuudy wrap...” ......... , .................... 209
I’ll!) t'ronns rhoow,
Pure Home Syrup, ................................................ 35 “ "
Angel Soap, WILL $1.037, Calm; .............................. 05c , _
All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Priced
SEYMOUR BROS. ,
Foé YOUR
.
Horowitz—.—
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
(look dcl'm m! promptly and epecial attention paid woolen Mt s: the market. A (nil line of
. VEGETABLES.
new? Fonom‘ THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market, 1
A. R. TYLER. Pro
oRocERIEs AND MEA
WAT THE OLD (WAS!) 07—- -
T. 31133 BUYER & SON.
spurnewoon.
r
ALI. tilllfillltii FILLED P3053 E’TLY.
m... 00% .
CH‘Y r‘OLKEl FIND IT TO l'll-R ADVANTAGE TO Til‘lifi W17”
GIVE US A max“.
m
HAltl) PAN Pancreas:
The cheapest and Boot to Town.
CELERY
none me. man arm DAY.
AND DUCKS. ' “
Aha-Millard
Oranges, Lemons. fruits. Cranberries.
and Canned Goods.
“AWN
matrimOyamctamsand ‘ ~~ .
Ramona Mark' I
Norwalk Chronicler