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STILL CALUNO THE ROLL IN THE
NATIONAL HOUSE.
n. m lettered by Your 505:!
III Stories In the til-ah [hour-v)!!-
Littler la "a littlo saun"~a “rely
rue-run m.
WamostuiL—mhonnym
whiledawaythednaryhoms withruo-
roll mmtheckrhhocamehoarse,
themeruhesslouugedahouttheaolasand ro-
tirngmandthe dull proceeding”-
Ir. Parker, 0! BewYah, claimed atten-
Iunwitha parllauuntary inquiry. It wag
hm“, the custom o! the house to send out
medal comedians tor the puma-e oi investi-
pth‘ the cam and eflects at great railroad
If“; He dairod to know whether it would
lab ah ia- the great railroad companies
toaeata amittoetoiuvestigate the cans.
uddertottha strike now existing in the
3-3de /
Theapeakerwtunwasnotottheopinion
that the inquiry mm was a partisans»
tary one,and lir. Parker resumalhisaeat
with his query unanswered
Amotimtoadjournstoodlio to ltd, relo-
ttvely the name as on Holiday.
Themeant “you, having been rentaltor
about number), at 8:30pm. broughthlr.
m, at to the bar of the house.
Ir. Ta ,otOhio,movedailueot no;
,A number suggntad that Mr. Iawlerha
used a barrel oi applea h
Ir. Taylor remarked that that was-netba-
d tho-e proporitioua which had made the
Immortal-and ridiculous in tho cys- at
thaomtry.
Ir. Iawlor attempted to ash Dir. Taylor
agitation, but had proceeded mlurtherthan
”Being a little ahort-—" when he was later
“piled by a shout of laughter.
Mr. Taylor said that to remedy that dilly
culty he would furnish the gentleman with
810, to which Mr. Lawler replied, amid re-
newedlaughter, that he would accept the
donation.
Finally Mr. Lawler was excused without
the imposition of any fine.
The honae then resumed its air of uninter-
eating idiom The only ammement tur—
nishedwasinrthe cloak room intheDem
craticside,towhichsomeoi thomoregenial
apirita among the Republicam had gathered
to chat with their Democratic advernriea.
WWWMMCMnmtothe
haflotthahounwmeMIoastoprevent
the hearty laughter evoked by wrungood
story related by Mr. Weaver, of Iowa, or by
Mr. Burrows, of Michigan, dumbing the
fist of thomembers, who were, seeking sleep
was me convenient hinge. Through the
cracks of the doors, however, came the
strain!“ college songs and darky melodies,
the impromptu glee clnh being under the
leadarflltpa Hr. Cannon, 0! Illinois.
Late at night a diversion was furnished by
theappeuranooattheharotthehomeol Mr.
Norm, o! Mm, in charge of the sergeant-nt-
anm. Hisexcusethat he went away when
the motion toadjourn was being vote-l upon,
under the impromiou that the motion would
wail, W received with incredulous laugh-
tar
Mr. Taylor uttered h'n resolution creasing
the uponthe paymentolailneot
$10, and directing the sergeant—ammo w
ddnctfltatamutrosnthegentloman’anhry.
Honidthatitwaadueto the dignityottha
houandthedlpityotthocountrythnt this
mtterotah-iteehrshould hetrroted seri~
ally.
Ir. Cummings, of New York, suggested
thntitwaaaumewhatotaredectionnponthe
pthuantodh'actthattheserxeantatams
thouhtdaductthe fine from hiankry. Bu
thoughtthatthegastlemcould manage!"
1.38m
Notwithstanding a reunrk that this was
Mr. Horst aecond edema he was new»!
withoutfine.
A motiouto adjourn wasdefml by a.
votootldltodflatlldhpm.
At 12:30 thb morning the home was
awakeMtrunitslathargylna very Mo
poctadandexcltiugmamer,andatmwtime
ltluuhdasilthedeadlockwouldhe broken.
A medias thatthe committee r'n waa
pending when Mr. Danielle,“ Maine,rose
and, in ads to te‘ the accuracy otthe
rulhythatmotioutoexmmemherswm
In admmored that Hr. Breckenridge, ot
Adamant. Breckenridge, at Kentucky;
Ir. Weaver, of Iowa, and Mr. Data, of
mane-anus“
, Th- deehred that they were
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drauntdecflou, MB wasnotreqnisito
thatamerahsrgirehbowt to a motion
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THE M00818” DIFFICULTY.
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Dis-drunks. la Manner»
WASHINGTON, April 1L~The navy damn-
not has reoeivedahngroport [Mu Coun—
mander [cc-Ila, er the Unite-d that.
m Enterprise, respecting the Tangier
aflairaud “WWII“! M1110”) lir'IWwo-yt {ho
Hum-Eh government and Uniinl Ham. . r' m—
lul Lewis. Ilia communioatkm, V-...~':l ii
and Tangier, March 21, ”ytllvfptrunl r:n«
m din-tint! is due to the time-trial
mm d‘ m MM 1mm.- .m-
moved real estate, which is leowad by nami-
cam or their motegas, and the cirflunumnm:
attending the case 0! El lloiir, n pflmr o!
Leonllofle, a citizen of the United States.
Hollr is now, imprisoned at Rabat. Um
mander leCalla thinks that our government
8 at a dhdvantaga blower-pheasant
hasonlyaeunsul there,while all thovother
powers, except Sweden, are represented by
miter! resident.
Well In“ In". Illa Tern.
ALIA”, Awil lL—The conrto! appeals
yesterdayaflirmedthejudgmentotthecourt
below in the case of Ira-Alderman John
O’Neil. Thb entail. hi conviction of
bribery, and mlhbaentence to tour
andahallyearsinstataprhon,and topay
nflneotflfiw. Judge Andrew» writer the
opinion, which bcooeurredinbyalltha
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A ll; lace In lat-a Water-a.
Poznan,le., April 11,—The Portland
.Yachtclubtalksot'hariugaregattaiuiuue,
withlargecaahwhesaainduoememslwthe
tastachoonersandcuttersot NewYork and
Bostontoenter. ltarrangedtheseraeeawill
hethernost important yachting events otthe
leaaoninMainewatera
A factuau'a Fortune.
Phipps, ”Englishman, ”years of age. are
ployedasiootman hyLuwyer G. 1.. Bispham,
brooch“! wonlthlthohflinllcnheirtoa
lortuneotfl,“ hythedeathot hing-ad»
iather,lA.‘ChriaIuan,arnoney broker at
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lira. Brown Potter Matte-I.
Guzman, Wy. T., April 1i.—The friends
ottho‘rlkiu‘Wloodedthecitywith
Wham-i hilt, reading: "Boyce“ Ira,
JannaBrownPottar. Shepatroniuaalcah
road—AheBwhugtaa” Thanh-ruched
Cheyamaouahranehottlnthneandplayed
toannallhouse.
"mm," In“ llswp
Rama, 0., April lI.-"Blinky" llorpn,
themnrdererot Detective Human, was re
Monewtrialbythecircuitcunrt yester-
day attemoon, and was Mitt the
securithneJohehu'doaJunel next.
The lot-aim: firemen are to lollww their
French mileagrmo in king «he-nevi in MM".
cloth.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York llloncy and Produce )larht
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Saw Yawn-manna amp“
«9th high-Irate. Thbwaaratewaslig
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SOUTH NO‘WALK .AVlfitfll BANK.
5! Washington Street.
Dallytro-Qto ”as,“ (to. i help.-
Satarday rreainptma t In D.
Winters-i allowed on Deposits.
All!” sou-ans Pr..-
Joua It. runs. “when;
“It . Joli! 1!. IBM. her. and Trans
DI. M¢1M15VJIAL
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Oor. West Arenas and Batter Street,
103'“ 003).
05c: llmrv—llatll’am; that lot, and No
I 7.1; union—no 4 pm.
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ARCH ITECT.
b Fags-painter?! 7%“th gliding!“ ‘
runs ruse: row. ,
mow- ere. new for
J c. eaowr.‘
Carpenter and Builder.
Plane tumlahcd and [slim given.
.10th on» had- prmnpuy attended to.
, ”sulfur: meet. mr lab
I. 0. x “8.5mm norwstkct.
ALEX. fl. GIBSON,
Orgasm: o! the first Conmazktmal Church,an
bury, Teacher of
Piauoiorte, than and ti usieal
Composition. ~
:12 11 Lock Box 39 P. 0.. XOBWALI. CO”.
ll. BAIIDXI),
Builder and Con tractor.
Workdoae by thedayorrmrut.
Ole [wt M “8va St. on Water. PM. Box 611
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absent,
AGEXT 7011 THE
Phonix Insurancf‘go. of Hartford
NOTA I“' ”If 131.10.
FIOWAYTON. (3033,
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Sarcasm to l. l. Quinzsru.
Undertaker I: Embalmer.
So, 4 Knight 8t; Residence, a hot Arc,
880—311: Smalls, Conn.
C n. ”mirrors.
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brand Root BeerJud to it on:
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50 MAIN 57.. 80. NOIWALK, (YI',
- Sonthm Ins-walk, Conn.
Caterer for Weddings and Min. In Cream
cmzantiy on hand (mute sick and well. lit: “if.“
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BAYMflND BRfls' This week we will place
On sale several lots of
fine dress goods, which will be
pronounced the best value
over offered to a discriminah
ing public. We are noted for
the finest display in Dress
Goods, but this achievement
surpasses all previous cll'orts;
note the following lots; Lot 1.
100 yds. 01 line all wool dress
Farmers should examine the
prices. and goods we are offer-
ing, before purChosiug.
BOSTON STORE.
”1.- .. .p—a».,........ _-
Wraps! Wraps!
98 fine silk“ wraps, richly
trimmed with beaded passem-
cutrie and lace, we will sell
clues of goods would cost you
double elsewhere.
NEW-"DRUG
at the
OldStand!
wasulxoros so
We have new received a lullllppl or new drugs.
and Invite and trial. oday we are
better furnished than ever wirhall thalgoestomahe
npalntclarsdru'atorcandthe hiican heat
autonomic tram stock from fish mhave
Puserinllus Surround
At short notice and in the most skillful manner.
one. o. summon.”
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Estate and Boone Amt.
(lenerullusuruuceAgcncy
Ere, 121-: and Accident.
Ocean Steamship ’flrhtu—Cuhln and Sumac.
DrattaioroueZandupwudaand Honey Orders to
all parts of intone.
hoary Public, Acknowledgement: Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destinatlou.
; as Warhmgmn 8L.
fabrics (w, 50c. and 58c] per
Lot 2, 1,200 yds..of Check
and mixture Dress Fabrics @
25c. pcr yd., worth 35c. Lot
3, 1,500 yds. of double fold
cable twilk (1:! I‘llc. per yd,
worth 250
BllS'l'llN S'l'llllll.
um 31'.
(Next door to Poet-edict.)
DAVID STOW
" anagram ”new."
W. CIT-flail..-
EVEIIY Pllll 80“? 17/71!
FOLLOIWNB 601811755.
Warrant“ not to break nor
roll up will one year’s wear.
If they do the noney pull u
‘- tbr Ilse- will be rem-dod-
PartrJtardlee. Brita. etc. tarnished
omwn-gammnmmov FAImmtwfiéh-finrurdlb
l' salcattho Ito-ton Dry (Eula Ilnr . In“ ’ . ' “Mandarin-cam line on Iran to!
a 43‘ ”Ilium Email. ”0;:180UTI‘1 NORWAIJK "finm‘hsm c I ""3133, nmsmlocn - sourusoxwauc sow-«Ina.
‘lllBNl'l'lllll-l
Jackets! Jackets!
yd: actual value. 75 and 87%;, 125 striped jackets, tuilor‘
lmadc, perfect fitting; we will
lsell at $1.95; would be cheap
lat $3.50. 195 checked and
striped all wool jackets, tailor
made, ((9 $2.75, $2.95, $3.39,
$3.95. Would be considered
good value at double the
’money. ,
If you want a jacket or wrap,
cull and see us, don"t waste
:timc and money going to N.
Y. or Bridgeport.
.All our fine Kersey Jackets in
tall the latest shades, such as
,‘Gobclin and navy blue, Terra
Cotta, Tan and elegantly lin-
islxed perfect shape will be
sold at half price, the market
price.
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We have jut received thgyiarzr it and finest stock
rm mowers-re re 0!
OAK (‘IIMIBEB slurs,
WALNUT CHAMBER Slll'l‘l.
I . morcmtrmsz2.oo
PARLOR SUITS
5 'l-‘rom $30.00 lprards.
illiuiug Boom Tables,
2 Sideboards,
} Lounges and Couches.
,Rattau Chairs, rmy Plush
i Chairs, llat Backs. Book ‘
vases, etc., etc.
JOHN 'I‘RIS'E‘RAM,
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Optionan,
AT H. 8. 8000's JEWELRY STORE,
83 Main am, So. .'orwalk.
Visual Inpcrfeetioaa detected and
corrected.
Suit. cooling eye glasses and spee-
taclea ta lee-t any require-eat.
Blanca prepared on scientific prin-
clpleata-eet any correctable defect.
Optleal Goods. Pebbles, to, con-
roams rot: 'nm matly on hand.
1 Standard Folding um. “mm” WM“! "m“
to call.
' coxsunrrox ruse.
‘ m-the- at our warrroom‘.
gMinthmrhettorvhemonq.
8189.91 Main 81.
“ Ul’ STAIRS,
The finest
Amx'rlox.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Aim".
Wall-hm I). c.
Ten years in United States Mn! 0m.
dtw
The Model Market.
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MEATS
IIRVID lit ’1'“ BUT “KN“
ATBN'I'B.
P (a. It anaemia,
Guide to inventors nailed tree.
is [1‘3 sures.
F. HAYES.
from $5.93 to $13.00. This 3
Special. :
Poultry 01 all Kinds!
Um Railroad-at Greatly noon-a
Remarkable Purchase of Fine Dress Goods.
Lace Flouncing!
Excellent value in black lace
flouucings, 40 to 45 _ inches
wide, all pure silk, best made
oods in the market @ $1.12},
351.25 and $1.37}; '
Special bargains in house-
' keeping linens. Particular at-
tention is called to the follow—
ing bargains to be offered this
week. Housekeepers and hotel
keepers about to furnish for
the coming season will find it
to their interest to examine
our stock.
One lot cream loom Damask
3792c. per yd, regular price
50c. ’
One lot Bleached German
Table Damask GD, 480. per yd,
worth line
One lot Huck towels 11c.
each, worth 16c.
One lot Huck and Damask
Towels @ lllc. each, good
value 25c.
One lot Damask Towels.
large size, knotted " fringe @
19c, worth 29c.
BOSTON STORE.
45 Main St...
Norwalk, Ct.
MW liable.
IlllLl FREIGHT Llllli
Hamil llu York
-‘I'IIE PROPELLIIIC-
it wait the choicest In“. Wre-
flEthhleorcoatJouwlllladthaaatasy Will ‘3‘ filly 0?. 5m .“ for
”'6'” Nawak. wnmmumumm
KewYorkary at 5
o'clort,aadon ”mung-”mime Kurt
walknridpaadaoathsorwalkcrerym
l bathtub-m, nodroadwedfornl)
palntaon tuna-hum Malta-d
T ”CCU.
11: "Ion aguta
lawman...
the @de
sauywharinflawfurkeritamy.
oh that it will pay you to investi ate.
ring Jackets, Dress Goods,
Everybody welcdme.
l.‘ W. f 8: MT 5... s
68 Washington Street, South Norwalk.‘
GRLEATIUBILMEE‘WG] ”
This Week and. Next!
Thursday, between the hours of 2 and 3 1’. M. we will sell Unbleached Muslin for 30. per yd. cheap at 80..
1000 Towels for 100. each, worth 160. '
800 Towels for 12%0. each, cheap at 25c, extra heavy size. 18x54.
Turkey Red Table Damask for 250. per yard, worth 450., warranted fast color. '
Unbleached Table Damask, 56 inches wide, for 290. per yard, worth 490.
Unbleached Table Damask, 60 inches wide, for 450. per yard,’worth 600.
Unbleached Table Dunmsk, 69 inches wide, for 62+}c. per yard, worth 70c.
We would say to the public that these bargains are so
being limited we are unable to give a complete price list. S
Hosiery, Underwear, Notions and Curtains will be sold in 1i 9 proportion.
Our space
rints, Ginghams,
TH,
Norwalk Chronicler