‘3’
l.
THE SENATE All!) HOUSE.
“WEBB AND MEASURES OF M
TIONAL INTEREST.
n. linoleum Willa 'l‘raaaan
Imam u a. III-ale Rectan-
’ MIMI!!!“ Ch I’ll! Dill.
Hr. W pine Waning.
I'll-enamels, April 141» principal
We! general tumult in the nuate was
lhmmammflnm
he. bill for the coach-unmet a triage
auto-o the hillsidppi river at Memphis,
and upon lhhllu'llaconferera-ecanmitter
murdered. 'l'hehoueehillforapenaimto
In. Loganwaapaased. Mr. Berrywould
»Mculllorayeandnayvotemthebill,
htfifahedtogoonrecadas beingwwead
h
The mate pea-ed a bill a
Warm purchase ofa mug
filmofthcdgnaledlceinWthlngton.
lupihwhkmnnaud, after consider»
aflaqupaaedwithamndments
I'Mnecenaryacmfmcanmlttee,
whichwarordered.
The narrate than manned the unfinished
hudnm-thahounbill for the purchase of
haulawlththetreaan-ysurplm
Hr. Btuwartmored to Immigwith in-
atrnctionatntheoommitteetoreportwltlumt
yummaliowingtlwownen of
orilrerhulliturtodeposit lbesumeand
remincoincafillcatesthenfor
Mr Sherman oppoInd the motioa,aiying
thatitwaavery unusulto imirnct a com—
mittee to report a transition then submitted
- forthefirlttlme. Bathoughtthe hillshould
[In
Mr. Stewart argued in support of his
motion, and declared thatunder no circum-
stancesrronldhevote'fortheoriginal lIill,in
tlwpreaentstringencyof themoney market.
He where] thatthesenateand the country
usroinfavorof ming diver as a basin of
ch’culafimuandhoarhedthe yeas and nays
qhisnrotion.’
‘llrJtiddleberger garanoticethathewould
todayaaktheacnatetoacton hiareeolution
tosuapen’dthemlcs as toosxecutireaeslona.
wastohave the fisheries treaty considered
inopenseasion. He said hegavethhrnotice
mthattheremightbenodelayoutheexcuae
of absenteeism and alao that those who
. might be afraid tovoteouit could absent
themselves
The senate then went into secret casino,
and at 4:15 p. m. adjourned
'lfany senators are again beginning to
complainoftheopen mannerinwhich
wh'sky, wineundbeerarebeing sold at the
tables and over the counter of the senate res—
taurant One clause of rule 10 for the regu~
lation of the mute wing of the Capitol reads
as follows: “\‘o spirituom liquors shall he
sold, (finished or kept in the restaurant."
'l'lIisirulews in force when Senator Frye
the leading senatorial prohibitianist was
chairman of the committee on rules. it was
not enforced then, as it is not now. Liquor
iseoldalmost nsopenlyinthesanateasinthe
bars about the city. Senator Ingalls once
male one of his interesting andcharacteristic
speeches on this subject in the senate. Mr.
IIIgulhI new, as president of the senate, has
the appointment of the restaurant keeper,
and the conmIittee on rules his absolute con-
trol of thohill of fare. Yet the sale of liquor
goes on unchecked
In the home the meet important feature
“as the reporting from the ways and mane
. cornmittceof the Mills thrill hill, nith, the
majwity and minority reports. The bill was
re.erred to the conmittee of the whole and
reports ordered minted The minorityrqrort,
aftercriticisingthellillabill as actually a
polih'cal measure, believed to repent, aofar
esitgoes, the riawsof the presidentand hia
party amiatcs, and which is to constitute
theisuuand betheplatform of the prty,
*gneamtoamilthebill asaradieal reversal
of tin tarifl policy of the government, which
Icrthemcatpartnnceltafonadatieehas
madeindmtrialand
«momma-in
thaUnitedStateawitlnrutaparallelinthe
world’shktory. Ifcnactalintoalawthe
Milkhillwill disturbevaryhranch of blui—
mmhrdman and tan!
ufacturing agricul
W and seriously impairour indmtrial
‘Freewuohpropoaed hythelfills bill, they
say mans'loss and ruin to the American
. Placing Ilaxand hemponthefree
grower
lictwillinjurethagrowerandmanufactunr.
Smhngdowndutiqthey-y,arpronnedin
thalilhbill,willnotredueetheincumeand
earplu- of the government. Experience
irowathatamerediminudmofdutleetends
avertedithy
.7 exiting incredngaurplaawasimmimnt
_and well fouuded,howealilyhecould have
:5an ’WW C
llra- M'a W ‘I‘aaa. d
Other Wm Can-oil Topica-
Waaaraoror, m h—lII-a Emily 3.
Briana wallknown amper-
cntofthiocity.whoae non de plumi
“Gillie," haspruented tn the Intarnatkllal
Council or Wuncuthnqnare of ground in
Southeast W known as Mapb
Square, and located between Sixth
Seventh streets and D Inst and South
carolina manor. (or the foundation of an
institute tor the Mural, industrial
and political mluctiwof young women. The
my is very valuable. lta locatim is
soul-adierthepurpnefer whichith
given It is adminhlyadopted. Ila accept-
urcehythe councilshouathatitiswopoaed
tocarryoutthc intention of Mn Brigg! in
cstablishiuganinltitution which will he the
Ilratof Itskind in the country.
Thememheu ofthe council mated to
thehoueeof mntetiveayesterdnyapeti
tiun praying for the pauge of theBlair Edna
cationalhill. ‘
lira OrInistuII (.‘lnnt.ollamlon,Eng..aIc
olthedelegates to the internationalcouncil,
apokerery plainlyandpointedly to a larp
audienceattheliocond Baptist church Sun-
daynightonthenacdofpurity in the ruler
tiarahetwecntheeexat. lira. Chant, refer
riugtotheneedofapeaking plainly to chil-
dreninreganltothe things which in after
yearawould allecttheir physicalmoral and
aocialwelfaro, said: Where matters ought to
hotoldtochildrenby parents. 'l'heyahould
notheallowedtolearntiwm by chaneefrorn
theiipsofhndmnprhiclpled purple. Children
naturallyaakqueations, and itisthedivinely
inspired duty of parentato answer them truth-
fully,lftheycanpeuihly do so. I have a
Iittlehoy ofd, whoaeked me: ‘liother, who
madeGodl’.Whethe did ao,ltookhim in
myarmsandtoldhhnthatou that question
motherandchildatoodtogetherinignnrance;
thatldidnotknow, andthatonlydcath
conidremovetheveil
“But the question that childreuarcmost
apttoeskis, ‘Wheredid hrothercunefrora,
andwherodidsistercome from? Thisquai—
tion pelican should answer truthfully;notall
at once,but by degrees. Faihrretodothis
halcaIIscdmanyachildtok-e confidencein
his'parenta, and in alter years convartedhlm
into an infidel. Whenone of mychildren
ask: me that questionltake'thellttlaquear
fienerenmyhgandtdlhimthatwhen
bahyfirstcamohewasaotinythat onlyGod
could take care of him,andthnt hecontinued
togrow until henowrestain my arms. That
iscnongh to tell the little once at first, hutas
they growolder gradually unfold the whole
to them, nnddo not seek refuge in fictitious
statements."
Mrs Chantthcn proceeded to attack the
preradingsystamof education, which places
boys and girbinseparata schools “Such a
method," she said, “is unnamral and unwise."
A MAN IN A CARRIAGE. ‘.
lie Oll'era a cm a Ride. and She llaa '
Never Returned.
liosrsoau, Pa, April 3.—-Tuo weeks ago
last Saturday night William Stimson, who
lircd at Simpson, two miles north of (arbou—
dale was run or er in the Erie railway yard
in the latter place and instantly killed. The
following Tuesday his daughter Beanie, aged
17, went to Carboudale to make fume pur-
chases for her father's funeral. She started
for home on foot, in company with another
girl, who lives on the suburbs of Carbondale.
They were overtaken by a young man in a
carriage, and the Carbundale girl says that
heolferedtogiI'eBessieStlnmna rideasfar
asherhome,andshegot in the carriageand
the man drove away. _ lilies Stimson did not
reachhome,nnd nothing has been men or
heard of her since. The (‘arbondale girl did
not know the young man in the carriage.
Forget Gillaapia Ball! for Trial.
Home, April a—‘l'hoyonng man Gil-
lespie,whoiawanted inChieagoonacharge
at forgery,and whowaa arrest/ed here the
that day, was examined Saturday and re
mndedtoawaitthoan‘iral of the extradi-
tionpapersfromChicago. ltisreportedthnt
the deialcatione amount to nearly 9:30.000.
lie wasatrusted clerk in Brown 8: Uher’s,
Chicagoandpartofhie duty waste till out
blank check: for the payment of various
matatrundayto day. These checks,“
is he filled out for larger umounla
thantheacconntacalledfor,ami after cash~
ing them at the bank would pocket the
balance. Whenanlnveatigationofthehooks
waaordend Billspie suddenly left Chicago
andwastracedto Montreal He intenda to
fight the extradition pmeaedinga
Babe-ta Overrun the Hallo Parents.
Damon April lie-The woods to the north
andustdthhcitymfullofbohcntgfuller
than ever 110me where they bureau
come from no mid-Ilyia a mystery. Old
woodmansaythe hobs are a curse to the
state, and declare that unless they are
cleaned out at Washington and Hancock
couhticstheywilldeatroyordrive olf alltho
deer, partridge and rabbita in short unis.
Beddea thin. they are wane than been
among-heap, and the farmers want a bounty
adored for them. Nobody takes the trouble
tohnnt themnow, for their skincare worth
onlytweuty-Iiveer fifty cents. This in the
third time in sixty years that the eastern
partofthestalehaaheuroremmwlththm
Killed nta Philadelphia Blast.
WWIA, April 3.--Fire at the an-
tique furniture warehouaeof James B. Pooloy.
122 Walnutatreet, Int arming. resulted in
thodeathofFlrrananFelix Donnelly andtha
Injury of men others. Donnelly had as-
curdedoualaddertotho dfthrtoryandaac
!
Injured [narration Patrolman Sylvester
Pachhutl’ackwlllheahleto learntho hae-
tothopropertywlllnotnettdflflflo
......_.,..._._..._._.
A Hungarian-Pallet: ltlot.
April It—A big riot
tookplaee In the Hungarian-Pollen quarter
Sunday. The foreigners cola-
hatodllaatarwlthlarge quantities of beer
Late in the evening the Polo
“‘“TTAL ARR T001]
am floodlit:-
A bullion of Wefiyrnp of Tar. Wild
Olmrya dfiorehound them
quickest and most olfactuel “cough syrup
made. Will cure (mum in your children.
Don't be wlthout it. Price 250. a bottle.
.Every bottle hears the fac aimile of the
aignature of Jan. E. Hair In ml ink. For
file at Baxter's Drug Store, South Nor—
walk, and all drugginte. 88046:“
{Housekeeper-n. Bead Thin.
Ask your grocer and marketmnn for
Sperry a Burnes‘ goods. All their pro
duct-I are first clue: and free from adul-
ternlion. Heme, Shoulders Breakfast
Bacon. Lard. Sparerih and Sausage are
manufactured In New Haven. Ct.
HUMI’IIREYS’
WANG MARIN“
For Horses, Cattle. Sheep.
Dogs. Huge, Poultry.
aooraonnoolien Treat-
raeat ef’ LII-ate and 1‘
Chart Beat rm. E
WITHT'F"...
”Baa-c2...
‘I'In— DIG”
u~£ITFrIg~
A. A.— pg?!
"jg-Tu fig" lava-ca.
--" 11.2mm".
Btu“: 05.3.1071. &m:m
85.00
Price.slnsie Boulemverwdmeal - .60
Ball by Brunt-la; or
Bear Prepaid aa Receipt of Price.
llumphrays'lad. 60.. I09 Fulton St. I. Y.
m
BUMBEBEYS’
nonoramc 28
_ SPECIFIC ill).
linens liability.” Vital Wealmss,
tram from 0W! work or other “all:
It par mriamliz't‘sr hr'nla amt lame vial winder. for“
"any“ m hut port laid on racei to!
m-linl'lnya‘ lucid-nib“ IV) all-alt!" I.
IT NEVER FAILS! \
focalldlycascgailleSkmly E:
‘W
\4‘°
llorwalkltore
RTRR TRTTRR Rlllllllflll.
Ladies White licIIIstill-II
Handkerchiefs, or.
Gent’s Printed Ilordcr lluml-
herrhicls,’ or.
Ladies i‘nIII-I Stripe Ilose,
Regular 31min". pairs for 250
Fire Button, Stitched Back
ll'ARRANTBD. at 59c. a pair.
To arrive in a day or two.
Job Lots in Towels,
Anorher in
1-? BB!) TABLE LIN EN,
Ami still another in
Turkey lied IIIIIIIaIsk.
Illsoa Beautiful Lincl‘hallies
at 17 cents.
RRRRR‘ RSRRRR
1’. hie—Just opened. a nice
line Spring Jackets ht right
prices.
TRRT. T Jill BUFFER
heats Ihe Iowa. try II.
Price 350 3 III.
[MN] El. L’lloMMliDlElI
' WaIIIIIIIgIoII Street Brldgo.
The lull! market
_.- JillB BEST—>—
MEATS
SERVED IN THE 3381‘ BANNER.
Ifou want the choicest IIA’I‘S. obtained»
of trouble or cool. you will llad them at In]
ket.ae well an
Poultry of all Kills
IN ITS saloon.
F. HAYES.
DIBIILI‘B ewes. - com uonwnu.
.Iorm II. wrinkle,
W hole-alum llalall Dealer In all kind: of
m-tolr, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc. ‘
Mountain, Franklin, and
" Wilkeallan'o 00am.
but for RUBBER Pllll'l'
Yurda foot of Wuhlngtm and "an
thalletueta. llIaIIelI other at Bill-on
Iiid Gloves, Black and Colors,‘
Lehigll, haehwanne, Locust
54. Main sued.
Wall Papers.
(lone, 30c. 354:. 45c.
50c. 60c 756. $100 to
$4 00 Double Boll.
THANKS 20 to 30C
*ATW
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall
Paper Store.
54 Main Street.
”"80th Nina-walk.
WAR NRTTR HlRKRT.
Ono Quality ,—-'l he Boat.
flu! \'.ea| Lamb. IIIIIoII Pork. Salt and Paris
Corned Beef. Blocked Tongue. llama
shouldcrr, Bacon Bill-13M, Prank
forte. Ill:
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Street.
“H. s. 3000,;
Watches, .
Jewelry,
-AND~
s11verware.
Special attmtiou paid to the repair: .Lg of lint-l
watchul and jcmmlry
x
93 Main Street.
I
l
I
(If all kinds. Plotting
('(lR'N'l'l'Ill' IAS. IAMIY Tore. nnda lullanml
m n. r of or. mucnml and).
Mrs. John Holland
f LAUDKR'S I“ OCH.
‘1'» l
B. F. Stevens,
1 III all um. ilLlll lI'
ls .hl p‘. .m low-II
Firs! llasslroneries
Low PRICES
We sell the van-mm l’reamery
IlIIltI-I' in liolls.
llc also lune :I llm~ lot of other
[letter that we are selling Ion. (‘omc
and try it.
6001] cull}? “R. Til,
Ii. lv‘. si’l‘lil'ENs‘,
an an run. more
HENRY TILLY.
TlRRIlRR MAR RR.
RESP A IIIING
GENE“ U. BLACKSM l'l‘lllNG.
This in the eeaaon in which to pn part for wlnm
and it is better to get ready for rough travel Ihan to
wait until the busy winter moon
Work of all kinds lining to carriage making
and hlachlnmhlng promptly attended to.
Wagono of all kinds made to on). r.
Willem Tilly.
MAIN S'l‘lil‘} "1‘.
loan H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
M...”
MAIN S'l‘ltBBT. SUUTH NORWALK
GILBERT MI.
BITCH.
Livery and Feed Stable
'. .tllWlCli "GIN-IL,
timer and Material" for ell o mien:
thalam- at Depot Io um! All ‘l‘nl nu
flood 'I‘IIInIIIIte al licenmnhle I’Ilwn.
Tel whom cMImrlenI.
J.HK'
”if
DIAL!!! Ill
isms, Fish Mildlm
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
Drug Store. (not
mm. H; WWII. Depot.
W, Connection.
‘Nuualkllewlurk
—THE PROPELLER8~
I
Lilv oi .‘I'III'I :llli 8: E llgll‘.
‘ . cmp: Saturday“! at 5
0'clrx‘l and on 5.1!“?ng or 2 p or. leave Nor
:walk le'w . t and 5m: Il. _\u:ualk ucry creme:
'l .
'E Rntea
E I' you nppl l. 4 cm: to .1 mm the (‘ ty of N Irwulh
I and mall or ll
[anywhere In 3 Ir In {R or lip vicinity
. r .. I who-I them»
mefélter,‘
T. R. RARVRYS
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers
40, 50, 75.
MEN ’8 BOSTON
H111 lull rBuus,
Best quality, $3.50.
I2 Main Street.
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
“ill nuke dilly lrip4 Mulder Ixccptcd. for
Ell-night between \I-w loll: Ntli’ll’liik and soth
Nurwrzlk. Will lmvcl’iqrzi font 0! “Ct kman «we!
le York cm; mom a;
l’rclght taken from and received for all
pointa on the [Ix-Iulmry and Kuwait and
shepaug Railroads ut Greatly Reduced
'nI' I-c :.t for main} lulu of freight
[Tall pent-me an- fnrlml trupllng any of the
I'nLIIIJnaIIllll Luff .u'lvn I‘ll! I'll! UT demon! 0T
[BILL i'A‘i Till:
iiiglusi 6 hell! Price
Fm:
iinmfl’mum Bullies iron
liilir 3TH éllrn
l .Ir M: In Yr»; um a. ll
El» lI :'.nl n
:t “’IIJJAH PODRIIRQ‘.
:mll’rn Kivlzwmli
METERS!
———»u'r‘... —
ALL TRADES,
[IN T) AT
Lowest Prices l
on ~ 44——
Ibo stm‘k by scrulin: ms—
'I‘lII- Ilcst Goods for E
the Least Money
,_ yin-..
R. S. RRTWN'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr Lane’s Block.
”MAIN STREET. ..
'l‘ll l. ‘ 1H4 uti'l‘.
——.'rnr.w—-
Ilttw
G‘r IE'I‘
“ Florida ”
STEAM HEATER.
'I'Irenly In uaeln IhlIloIrII. one of [hill in the
“W vbmi Icaa tomato operation on
I'll.
Lilliil’ NIGHT TIMES“
“fix-re.
Surprisingly Low Prices
’A. DIGKERMAN & SON’S,
l
3'.) WiIsIIiIIgloIISIrcel. - .SolllllNorWllHi.
OPENING WEEK.
”Wm,“
U Ni’A!’ ALLELLEB INDUCIIJIENTS.
W. B. HALL&GO.
Oder an em re new rtock of
LADIES’ BROADGLOTHS,
French Silk Warp, Henriettas, French
Foule, Beige and Serges. Elegant
New Combinations.
Wonderful Bargains' III Silks.
OBSERVE THE PRICES
I‘Ji’I PIECES PURELY ALL—WOOL
SUITIN‘GS,
II. l'lnf ll and \léxlum including all the .v'cw Spring ' Colorims (this ecu-III s ’goods) we nll'c r at
500- Per
Yard.
100 PIECES V ERY FINE QUALITY
English Suitings,
For Tailor .V. ndc finite, In todill’crcnl attic-i of deck, and 49 inches wide good-s that were imp :rtcd tins
urine to mail III st :5. “c offer this lot at
$1-00 9‘"
Yard.
We also offer a very elaborate assortment in'Sii‘li Warp Henrietta, 40 inches uidc at
$1. 00 and $1. 25 ’°'
Yard. .
El 'th pieces of Black Ill: adamcrat 69c 75c. Bile and {Be Irer hSI 0‘ 5M!) 3] ‘13 and SIJIO.
II r Plulplcp. m- ‘I is the. grmicrji I-Ilk bargain I n record.
ranger Silk.“ 39c 50», and 93c. .‘Jold clcrywhcreet ‘lk and 5! ’0.
COME AND EXAMINE OUR BARGATNS.
W 4-___W,;-_-B-HA'-'-&C°
OUR SPECIALTIES.
KIII-Ihflcld (I '1‘ I: may Bultq r III I’Bls'l‘s, .. .: ..... 35c III
(' ocl: IIIIIII MIIcnI-IIIIIIII ........................................ '25 “
Choice E' furldn Urn .I-n, 1L! l‘th.‘ I» 9%,
I‘ll": Lenin».-
Celebrated [Dc-I: -!)r:- p ( mIIII- d l' or" amt logotulplw,
The ‘ on ISI- ~| l 1-: Mt and Colic: n.
\\ IIilc [tor-Ir ( :tllt.) 4.) rap, ................................... 200 qt
Full 1' rerun (Inc-c,
Pure Maple Syrup, ................................................ 85 “
Angel Soup. W" l. Fm (Wake .............................. 050
All First Clans Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
SEYMOUR BROS.
FOR YOUR
Fresh Meats
——-GOTOTllB—~
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
flood» Ilrl'IVI-rud promptly and special attention paid Io onions left at the market.
> end
A full [in of
VEGETABLES.
now-'1‘ FORGET THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
-—-4AT Till OLD STAND 0F—— --
T. BURR GUYBR 65 SON.
spmnowoon.
ALI. IIRDERS FILLED PBDEII’TLY.
——~~~9oo--—-—-
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO NUDE WITH US.
GIVE 13" A TRIAL.
HARD PAN 131210!
TURKEYS
W. H. MEEKER,
tale Alon! for Namath.
BanitaryPla-hhg u! how l'mme beating a
“Eu-M clamofl'wu
ltlelforcu
Mm loath llorwalh. (It.
n. a. fat. on»
anthem-r. aura.
The cheapest and Ben In Town.
5 CELERY
BOMB GROWN. Pllfiim arm DAY.
HOME DRESSED OHIOKENS, Gill-383
‘ AND DUCKS.
‘ Alma full line "I
Oranges, Lemons.- Fruits. Cranberries. Eggs
and Canned Goods.
“4130...,
Heat. rich. Oysters. (llama and Bacallopa.
Remnan’b Market.
..;‘--.‘....m, 4‘ ,, u L:
Bridgeport Bargain House.
‘h‘ Ls.‘ " v. ,_‘_‘ I
“‘3.
.. ._-..'.-..:~.."«.: A.
'4 434, #4.“. 4 ...-
‘4‘ \n"u"“..~..‘n.
W “y‘al‘at-c'hfm‘WI'n'h
nut-J
we
m».~-a~.r-tacmm.a4 v~
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Norwalk Chronicler