11.1. READY 1011 111131111sz
WEDNESDAY’S LONG SESSION ENDED
AT LAST.
The Siege 0! I'lllbuoterlag in the Km
Over—«A Diurllcrly Bonn-No nope
for the Dlrut Tax Bill Before Neat
December.
Wasuizcu'rol, April 13.——When the house
metatll .fiyestorday morning it was eviv
WE ARE TO WWATCH.
LESSON Ill. BECOND QUARTER, IN-
TERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 15.
M ol’ the I”. lott- niv. 42.51.
Golden We". not am. sr—nemoriu
Vernon 41, CS. (Mammal. by But. I.
I. Holman.
[Prom liaison Helper Quarterly. by permission at
H 6. Holman, Philadelphia, publlahn I
but that Repaid!” m m I‘M-JV. ‘2. WM, boom of the an.
lllibuster nth“ tho-client)! the9 in. male and WW of Ill- mining
caucus hold w m and '1“, Mr. V 43. Home Momma; through, for how
Randall 11min Mount with a not whidi
.hemtollll'nflllr. m.1udo¢ao
Republicangdomandedtheregularoril‘
Mrllnndnllrequestedthudomnndtoho
. withdrawn but the Republican would not
yield, and amid contusion It. 00!.
of New York, luadoallioflon to adjourn, on
which the yous and naye were ordered by on
almost unanimous v.0te During the roll call
the contusion was no great at times that the
reading 01 the names has! lobe suspended,
while the speaker rapped for order. The
motion to adjonm was loot «13"! to 1123.
The scene which followed tho announce-
mom. of the vote resulting in n iniluw to 1111-
Jouru the lions) was the moot exciting that
has taken place during the long dun-11m l1.
Naturally the Republicans expected defeat
after tho caucus action, and the refusal of the
house to adjourn wasagrout sunrise. As
one man 1.111. ' itewblicans began to applaud.
while their mars of Inughtor,ii1termmgled
with yolk, rang out into the corridors like a
storm.
When order had been restored Mr. McMil-
. Ian demanded a call of the house, but before
the question could be put the noise and con-
fusion were such that not a word could he
distinctly heard in the press gallery.
While a down or more urchin-m were
shouting at the top 0! their voims Mr. Ron-
dall yelled, in tones higher than all others:
“Mr. Speaker, pending tho motion for a call
of the house, 1 dodreto have reod"— The
rest of the sentence was drownml by cries on
the Republican side for the “regular order.“
Seeing the utter impossibility of being
heard, he sank into his seat, amid a general
laugh of triumph from the Republicans.
Mr. Townshend arose in box seat and
shouted, “They who laugh last laugh best,”
and once more the house rcsoundcd with pools
of inorrimcnt.
The motion for a call of the house was
voted down by the Democrats and I’ .opubii-
cans alike, and now that some twine». hml
intervened since the motion to mljourn had
been made, Mr. Cox, of New York, renewed
the motion to adjourn, and, without division,
the motion prevailed by a vote at ml to 137.
When the vote was announced both
sidin began an almon deafening applause,
and the speaker’s voice, as he announcml the
adjournment of the house until lllli noon,
was inaudible a hall dozen yards away.
Friends of the direct tax bill have lost all
hope for consideration of the bill this remind.
LIFE STILL LINGERS.
[Ix-Senator Conkllng'n Condition Not
Perceptibly Changed.
an Your, April 13,—Ex-Senator lloewo
(’onkling’s tight with death still goes on, and
the able physicians in attendance will not yet
venture to predict. the result. His mndition
fluctuates during the day, with, purlmpv, a
slight improvement on the whole.
Last night Dr, Fordyce Barker, while talk-
ing checriullw 01 his patient to the crowd of
reporters, after a visit to Mr. Conkliug lasting
over half an hour, was 19$ (‘Iplll'it in bi.
statements than on any previous «manna.
Mr. Conkling was doing wry nicely. h» soil,
but when asked as to his chance ut‘ ultimate
recovery his reply 1111111;le nlolinito
opinion
Dr. Barker again mlled at ll o‘clock, I11:t
explained that his visit was not numry,
and he wanted to HR! how Mr. Conkling was
doing. He called again at l p. 111.. and at 5
p. at both Dr. Sands and Dr. Barker made
another visit. Their last one, lasting nearly
an hour, was between 0 audit) o'clock lat
night. Dr. Andertou relieved Dr. Barth-y
no medical attendant in tbs sick room. but
did not leave the boom, deciding to take rest
inaneighhoring room. At midnight there
was no perceptible change in Hr. Conliling‘s
condition
Money In Hoyle Sugar-
Minnurrown, N. Y., April Iii—Reports
from the mopb sugar districts of the interior
of the state agree that the season now draw-
ing to a close has been unusually favorable,
amlthatthecropmade will greatly exceed
in quantity the average of former years.
Snflivan, 171st", Delaware and Chenangn
winning 11 ill send to market. this spring more
than twice the amount tamed outlast mason.
The demand for the product is lively, and
the price! obtained are lltislaclory. Home
farmers who-a sugar (reliant number (l0!) to
1,009 trees, and who give special attention to
tbeproductmaythatthoy have made more
my from thincropdurlngitsbricf season
thantheycauhopetoreal‘netmanyingle
crop turned o8 their form- during the year.
haul. Man'- llurderere.
Bum, Pt, April lit—The Jenni, 0o-
bornecrlmhlmalpuctioeeuebnowhefon
tlieooiirt, Dr. ii. I. (203,0! Port Murray,
N. J., theallegcd principal, having been or-
raignodyeltad-yafleramo. No «Kort bu
heennndotoobtaiuarequhttionform
nan-11.11. all-e lam, of thabury, Conn,
againstwhouiatruo bill for acne-my bu
boeufound,andit is thought the common-
wealthwlllnot try to bring him herothu
H0
larger (lame 1‘an It.“ “thought.
(' 014' 1111111, H 0.. April mum danger of
mulling wild turkeyn at this wanton of the
mm A
him.
mvtnammu
turkey 1“wa
hardening: mamas-a.
them and their Worm
Newman, Anuu~1iumnrm
Alum moan-emu
la the | l for- rthuhewuonutledtoa
intheefiuem bulltnt suuhurm-di la-y,11l1i1 h
molten dug through. V. ‘4. Ready, not
only wati- bfulnwn, but prepared for llis mun-
lng. V. 4.’ 1. Faithful and wue,wau~b1ngand
may V. 46. Blamed, used by Christ, ul-
wayl denotes something exceptional and
um V. 47. A great reward for a rare man.
V. 48. Evil, lit-muse unfaithful—unfaith-
faint»; springs from unbeliet. Y. 49.
Unbolief lads to cruelty, rioting and
wickednezin. V. :31. Asnndor, cut oil from
Uod’epenplo and God's presence. Weeping
mnl gnawing; of teeth, “(”4de forever from
In 111.», "in-oping" Imrnuseof the opportunities
lost otvnmlly, "gnashing his motif.l as he re—
mwmimrn 1111- folly of his course; ‘iseternity
is 111111111 up of regrets and self This
the tire that is not or quenched.
Josu‘zhaxl loft thvV tcmplo never toreturn
ton. again. llt.‘ had predicted it: dutruc»
lion. in company with his disciples, he
journeys to“ 11rd Bethany. 0n the way over
the bill he tells them many things about the
destruction of Jerusalem, the end of the age
undo! hi1 ruining again. The tireek word
for nun-l1 is dimly nllicd with theword
wake. Tho master on joins not a curious
looking for his coming, but a vigilance and
diligence that overlooks noduty and indulges
in no indolencc.
We, too, must watch against temptations,
evil influences, unfaithfulnes and all the
will!» of tho devil.
V. o mint watch for hie coming with hope
and joy. And hasten it by watching for the
sign.- of his wiiitual presence, and for openL
ings and 011;. 1rtnn1tn~s to serve him. The
ohmurity and uncrrtaxnty as to the time of
his coming is the reason why we should
watch. The event itself- is as certain as
death, but the time of the event is most m1-
mrtain. The dust rut-tun of Jerusalem Inna
type of Christ's swond coating, which will
take place In due time.
12.1.1 The duty of watchfulnea is illu.»
trntcd by one watching ngnimt robbers.
.\'.1t k1111.1 311;; when tlmy 1111'1) mmo, the pro-
dent houa- lll)l(]\. r n. ust Luroauinstantwntch.
Otherwise there is no safety If he knew the
day and hour when the burglar would come,
con-1mm watclil'ulness would not he a new
rity.
v.11 Included in thisatatoot Watchful-
nesSIs thoidesi of piepnratiou. Only those
not ready find his coming-uncomfortable.
Not only must we protons but our lives must
be in accordance with our profession. Readi-
11911; to 111101 Christ 11; a moments warning
or without any warning at all, is the duty of
every Christian.
V. 451-47. Here the duty of Vatchfnlnas
is illustrati'd by a faithful servant of
steward. Faithfulnm and ability made this
servant a ruler over others, a posrtion he did
not abuse, for he wiwly dispensed food to
those under him. The ministers of Christ
owe thrir otiiro purely to the. fact that they
givotho bread or life to souls, and they are
honored for the work's sake».
.‘Zolo the reward which Christ given. It is
both outward and inward Larger rulership,
wider spheres, gmitor opportunitia am
given, together with gmator capacity and
richer experience.
V. 48. As true watching if. mnnoctcd With
faith, so not watching is connected with an-
helivf. The wicked servant says or thinks
"in his heart" What he is afraid or ashamed
to speak openly. 'l'hevvorat skepticism is that
which lurks in the heart. Unbolief is the
primal cause.» of all cv il thinking and noting
L -I'.I Lnlielicf lead.» t no evil servant not
only toneglcct the household in not giving
nourishment to its inmates, but to maltrcat.
lug his fellow servants who were faithful to
their absent Lord. They were abused be-
cause they were faithful.
One sin loath to another, and the lather tn
the greater. Next ho.- J'vsurln to ivorldlinesa
and immorality. Tyranny over others
usually goes hand in hand with laxity toward
ourselves and ends in self indulgence.
V, 1'10. Christ still "lord" of the sinful
servant at last comm Thoughts that he
would no: come, did not mail to hinder his
coming The nae-speculum of his mining
is again made prominent.
V. 5i. Tho loving and tender Saviour has
new words suggestive of the most terrible
punishment of the wicked. Shall be cut
asunder," means that the body shall he cut
into two parts as by a saw or ortlier instru-
ment of torture. Christ 11ml 11m strongest
words in vogue when sqnvnking of tho punish
meat of the wicked. llo drew his metaphor-
froin the most terrible modes of puniiihnwnt.
.1
be under the gum 11f fidelity «W at lat
torn-mt himself to his lord. and m
under tbolumblnnceot odlelal anal he tor.
mooted “fellow manta. Ills phawas
appointed with “hypocrites," 1.1111. but it
”with unbelievers," for unheliet ll at the
bottomof all hypocrisy. Ho must gowitli
hypocrites because ho loom. Each pollen
utlutmuit gotobinm plaeaof rewards
and to his own compmy.
The last clause of the verse am the bit-
tcrelt agony of the mind and anal. “Weep-
ing." becaun of opwrtunltlu forever lat;
“soothing of teeth," because he remember-
tho folly of his course. Eternity in spam in
mulling regret-1 and in the mllen rage of
Ielf-cmdemnatiou.
1
Spool-cu Wuhlngton Troupe.
Itinquito astonishing tlwnnniberol well
meaning people who anneapto Washington
inmbotapenslou. They ”unto think
that nlltheyhnvetodo htomake ml
explication at the bureau and the money will
bounded mouth-mat once. Time ion
[carol lupin-ion that nearly everybody is
minim a pended; that the pot to boiling,
andnow Irtbetlino todtp In. Aloud-y-
ago aforlorn 1am walhd intotho
pinion bureau. ll- liail walked” init-
tmai near Whalingw. VI. it. bad but
one Mmpmalleuandhmmaaddur
plo—uanymniurthowho woulddomoh
uracil-tithing. Beaumont legally
underarm
could not get on. In tact, he could not
provenaythlng,ludlnamrtof11halfdlnd
couditionhe startedtowalkhack Some“
the clerhtn the bump-amt annual the hat
andralnodflforhhmthathemightuot
Ammonium-d.
“Wu-hm humid-cobra poor“
The proper nylon
idling mum put 11111111111
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ltllju‘nafoofl fit
if
The wicked current is a “hypocrite” m‘
"m lwhmumum
man gent. They run 1.011.111"
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THE HIGHEST AND MOST HEALTHY VIZ/ART of THE TOWN of NORWALK.
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Building Site» for Sale.
my Idwwlng.
SOME
SEASONABLE
Bargains!
I
Dried Apricots
for stoning: 111111111 just splendid
sauce, and oh! such pies. lineup?
at 2%. lb.
l’runolls for tin-same purpowe,
18c lb.
Lemons, If) rts. dozen.
Oranges. 30c, elsewhere 150.
It is
I, u)
l‘iuo now made Butter.
rosy. Price :lilr. elsewhere
to 35.
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——«—-— 90. .
WOOD HANTELS,
DOORS,
BASH, BUNDS.
HARD WOOD WORK.
or 111.1. limos.
- o»
barge slum of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet Glass.
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Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
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Lumber Yard ham ullmd and carriage
Hill at [1111i 11111111] Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
H1111, Bailey & flu.
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PIANOS.
“frrlod and Triumphant."
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AID NIAIILI‘I‘V-
[lull 111mm over I! mm In
of
m Immut-
aud mic-t workman!!-
NLLVWAIIAITD. miter!!!“ 1m
in "to-time and “hunch one-
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oval: 17 191 115i
5‘ ammonia-”omelet
TIIE TREAT l. SHEPARD G0...
.1 can: mm“. In mun. 651111.
t'ottngce Built and Rented. Choice lat! 1115011100 feet.
Statipu. Five minutes ride on cars to South Norwalk.
THORNTON H. SM ITH,
Lenox 8111 Building Company.
CONN. l l
Plenty of good Baldwin apples. ;
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A.s. Fennis,
JEWELER.
II niches, Jewelry , Sih ernnrc.
Fire Watch repairing a Speclalty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
011B 0. G. Jill COFFEE.
beats the town, try 11.
Price 35¢: :11 lb.
DAN I Eb L’IIOMRI EDIEU
Washington Slrcel Bridge.
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l“. 1V1. PIERCE
DEALER in
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Monorail Sewer Contractor
1! pr ed Io make connections with main rower
1 nimble city on the most [notable term.-
intondmg to connect with the recently laid
! sewer: in this my will find it to their adv-awe to
call on him. 1:11 11
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l 80:20.5outl1 Norwnlk, Ct.
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L12 Norwalk. I.‘-'. So. Noni-iii.
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Lv. Wilson Point. Lv. So. \onulk. Arflorwalh
”Danika! 780nm. M'x'd Tulind
840 " 92:“.1‘11.
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W. ll Srlvrseoi, \icc Pm». and Gcn'l Bruiser.
ll- t.‘. PAYILSII
tendon!
Il.l) Arnaiu. “mu Ticket Agent.
llOllSA’l‘OllC DIVISION.
December H. m.
lunlddaeporl for Pill-add.
SUNDAY ,IAIL.
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all mum. Vlco I’m‘t n Gen'l lm‘g’r
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ma local ltx. mutton-ion Iii.
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Now is the time to buy and build.
live «an lore. Quicker than horse can to Norwalk. The Coming place to build and own. Prop-
Lotn at Very Low Prices. OWN YOUR OWN [[0318 AS I) STOP PAYING BENT. Every Per-on can buy and hulld
on our plan. We will build for you on part payment. Plan» and cute 0! one hundred styles of modem cottages at low figures. (‘ah ll our office
and inspect the property and are what can be done in the way of owning your own home. Call on or address.
: Non-walla,
Five Minutes walk from llowaytoa
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn.
FINEST lIIIE
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TAILOR,
SOUTH NORWALIE, CT.
“minnow
- Conn.
Benign-blew manufacture
H A’ R N E S S
'l‘oconuetewithhmeo l hm taken the
merry of one of the oldest large“ establish-
menu 1n the mate for lb» sale of
Harness, Saddles. Halters, Sur-
cinglcs, Collars, kc.
Fine Harness To Order,
Manual. anheolditam'l. .whewlwlllkeep‘”
for line' of Whipo. Swampy.” Chamois,
emu-m. 'l'nvell when
at
Lent 1.1.3 Come
And we are prepared to formal: all kind- of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams,
Wholesale and Retail.
CELfiRY
VEGETABLES,
Florida. Oranges.
LEMONS.
Lernbeo’s Snow-flake
and
Graham Crackers.
"f «Pickled Oysters.
Wilma delivered at short notlre.
am an ZELOPI‘.
a 95].]. 1.111111: or ‘
.Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bron. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door lllate,
mnmdumfluelt.
'w. 0.0IIIIITARD,
Roller! 12)“.
It
Canned Goods.
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Have Opened To-Day
Their Full Line of
SPRING "Ellilllllll'l'i‘
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND 3013’
SPRING CLOTHING
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Saturdav, Feb. 25th.
COMS'IPOCK Boos.
Insurance Building, .1...
536. Norwalk. Nor-walk.
HOUSESANDLOT?
FARMS
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire .Life. Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OOHPANIB AT
Real Estate and Exchange Boeing.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TAYLOR—“4 85 GOLDEN
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Lowest Prices for Cain.
Elegant Bodyllrumlll OWE Bengal-Tapestry Bra-nil- mc. 703, I): lulu. navy
Ingmiuutfic, would we.
‘ WINDOW SHADES.
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will STOCK 01' PAWS. in & tom lull. PHI
new-ute- globe perm 1"agliouttiolllxtctulleprrioll.mm' '8’ 00".
FURNITURE; , 1 ,,
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No.2AmucBL,mdM(omduthh-bytllflflmm .3 or
armour» 0mg,
let-blunt! in New York cu: 1S6.
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mourners
Ranges
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