m —-_._...._ Ww- .w um. m... ”m
KnmsNodMoo
The Empty Treasury Must be Re-
pleuished.
TO SELL THEIR COAT. MINE.
up...» said to Largely [lateral receipt.
Anxiou- to Start the Printing one...
0m Alleged to be Air-Id oi We;
. Putt 0! Their shunts.
Nzw Your, April ilk-A dispatch iron
Philadelphia to'l'he Sun says; "The nppro
printimoi 010 000 by the general executive
board of the Knights of Labor at the mount
don to start a printing 031% at headquar-
td'lwun farcical act. The money was up
[lowland irom n depleted treasury. The
need oi ready money above t-urront expemu,
which are now paid m‘th dilliculty, has
and much concern. Schemes ior raising
the wind have been afloat ior 50an tin».
Alida from the brown stonoheedquarten, m-
warth 890, 000, the only available property in
the Connolburg coal mine in Ohio. The gen-
ernlboerd have authorized the rule oi this
property, and they expect to realize enough
to enable the trustees of the printing office to
get the otlice well under way.
“The trim wantto start the oilico Milly,
It they thus hope to lessen the enormou-
printing bill of the order, which was $49, 000
let your. The sole of the mine m'll only
providen little ready money tor cxigonciai,
such as the printing otlice, and mil do little
toimprote the irightiully bad condition oi,
the finances. A member oi thc board 11de
that there is barely enough money in the
treaswy to pay the current expeusos and keep
the machinery going until the payment oi
the July per capitn tax
“The quarterly returns are inrll'roin anti:
factory. Mr. Powderiy has issued a spot-ml
mill for the purpose of keeping the Intuition
oi the order on the glittering generalities oi
his to draw it little money into tin.- empty
collars. Unless money is received between
thisdnteund Jilly, the force at the general
ofllcowill have to ho iurther reduced. The
question strikes higher than the clerks, how-
ever, and there is a strong probability , which
isheltl by some oi the board, that before that
time the general officers will not be able to
get their salaries in full. The expenses of the
order are now very heavy. During the your
1885-66 the order 33111le 600M» mom-
han, and the total expense were $1113.79;
Under the payout administration for 1556—6 I,
the order lost 217,911!) members, and the total
were $491,033.
“At the close oi the Minneapolis session oi
the [general assembly in October, not, [lie
country was practically empty, to; the pay-
ment oi the expenses oi the general ussonibiy
about oxhnnstnl the paltry balance oi $5,971.
The order had, according to betrotury bitch-
man, 458,0“) members. This membership
had paid into the treasury the sum of $195356,
while the yearly expenses Wore 3111141321. Tho
expenses and receipts so umriy balanced that.
1 shall (ailing oil in the membcrahIp or otlmr
muses directing the incmne Would tom: the
receipts to fall below the cxwmlitun-s. In
1856-67 each member oi the order paid about
Monty-five cents tor the support. oi tiIo
order, every cent oi which was med; and as
the membership has decreased another 21x1,-
300 the incorno will be decreased onohnli.
According to the report of Treasurer Turner
thenverngo monthly expenses oi last year
was 839,1!» At the some time the orange
monthly income from all the sources oi rere-
nne was about 823,000
”To get money needed to Incet expenses 5
special assessment of twenty-five cents was
levied in November, 1556, which brought in
$195,173, and a general appeal brought in
$15,409, and tho order was saved from finan-
cial ruin There have been no ammonts
this year, and, as the regular sources of rero
nuns would not pay cxptmscs with a large
membership, thcy cannot pay with n doct-
quted monibershipoi about 210,000. The ox-
pem remain about the same, and, ii any—
thing, are higher this year.
“There is little or no economy. The board
cost the order €21,411; lost your, and several
members my, at the ratio oi $7 a day and ex—
pauses, it will cost the order 325,000 this
year. There is u chance oi getting money by
mortguging the headquarters, which can be
done, contrary to the general opinion, but
the ward prclcr .to sell tho mine. This cont
$20,011) originally, and has yielded up to
don: 33,0111prollt .\ member oi tho board
said recently: I am uimid, W 1th our do
creased membership, that we wont bo able
to get our full salaries utter July”
CONDENSED NEWS.
Arrangements have been made for a tour
oi two American baseball ninm, who will
play at Honolulu, Tituile, in the Samoan
islands; Auckland, New Zeehnd; Sydney,
New South Wales, and in Melbourne, Ado-
leide and other Augmlinn cities. They will
have traveled 50,000 miles when they return
to this country.
A cyclone struck Du Quoin, 1115., demolish-
ing ionees, turns, outbousea and dwellings.
No one was killed, although sci-oral were lib
jurod.
Sheri“ Paul and pomepunuod the Steins
Pm train robbers, and drove them to a but
on lexicon soil. They killed esoldior who
tried to ioroe his way into the but. The
building was then fired, end the robberswero
nhotaetheywmdriven iromthehutbythe
llama
Fivemonhnvedied from theeiicctaoi up
manhunt» M. Cnilinghkioro-
mumhnhdhhntocuttheermofl.
mmwmmhhpoehchih
llama-melamin- ham dhcov-
Mnndmmnmwhom matinee-
vhhdotthecflmmm mince-In.
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lusting; 1min.
mama inseam
15 00. 00 and .00 tom. Prl (ll
3 W mfi'n W on wear as
”1mm“. PLACE
south Ronnik Conn.
ALEX. S. GIBSON.
Organist oi tit;- YIr-t Cor:I
NH.
1' iuuoi'oi le. Organ and Musical
Composition.
'19.: 1, both Box 39 l'. 0,. NORW ALB. CONN.
DB. 0. l". BOUWBLL,
DENTIST.
091:0: Ind Mitten“,
Luna; 5 Br.1x'5,lAlN 87., SO NOltW Ami.
Teeth exhorted without upon: by the use of Ga or
[Follies opened evening:
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
51 Wuhlngtuu Street
Indoor: Dally tromo tone. 111., andirom 1 tollp. II
on Saturday evenings ironI 6 to 8.
[interest allowed on Deposits.
mm: SOLMANBPm-I
JOHN}! irnniiis \'iwl‘rce.;
11!. JOHN ii. KNAPP. Sec. Ann 'l’reu
Du. Srcooxconr. WM
—omcl AID unman—
Cor. West Avenue and Butler street,
nonwnnn. cows.
Ohicc Homo—Until 9 3.111.; from i to 3, and T to
8 p.m.; Sundays—a to 4 pm.
WCommnnlcntion by telephone.
‘v s. KNAI’P,
ARCII ITECT.
[snow prepared to make plans and II flirtation.
and anpcrintond the contraction oi nildlnga
TERMS REASONABLE
Orrin—Taylor! Building Wuhington 31..
Norwnik. R0. Box 725. (Lb!
J. 6 CI‘I)“I“, "W‘MAW V W CHM“
Curpcntc .lllil Builder.
l’lenl furnlshmi and Estimates given.
Jobbing oi all kinds promptly attended to.
5110 Ann street, near Main
P. O. x 443. South Norwnlh Ct.
A'r'rrz'snos. -__._.
Sewiuo' Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Parti- Needles Benita «to turniahcd
Genenl Repairing oi all kind- and Innkoa oi
Scum Machines. \. .\l silAiLKR.
.‘i aln St. Po. Nomik. SIG-1y
J R. RAYMOND,
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the tiny or contract.
Ollie loot oi lluVIlzmd St. on Water. 1U). Box 611‘.
Ilitw
F 1mm as,
A
' nonx'r ron 'rIII;
Phoenix. Insurance Co. of H arlford
AND
N()'1‘A1I\’ I'll I‘LIC.
ROWAYTON. CONN.
J I). JENNINGS.
O
stional Chunk, Writer
moo
So
Surcossor to L. E. Quinturd.
Undertaker & Embalmor.
No. 4 Knight St Rt shit-me 5 Elm M..‘
880 3m \orwallt, Conn.
C in n'iin'roié.
Caterer ior Weddings and Purtlm. lcr- (.‘rcarn
tonsuntly on bud lot-the nick and “r 11. 11hr role
baited Root Beer and Employment Oti'lrc.
50MA1N 8T" 80. SORWALK. (‘1'.
Georgohllw Bhymond,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large at or all kind“)! iumlture.
36 Mill: Street, None-lit.
Also pfl‘Wt‘O to tarnish everything necessary for
the interment oi thedead tiny or night. Telephone
connection with rueIdmrt- No. ”it rklry plat»
lich l9 9.6m
P. '1‘. RYAN.
~ 2%“?
line nrchaud the cxclueiro right ior Norwmk
and nth Norwalk to use the Dental Harm:
“orator, and extractntceth without in and tree
oi any trim charge WArtI rial teeth a
apecielty. Dulce and residence udjoining lictumlint
panonage.1\’orwaik.c.t Open evening: 216m
Monuments an Headstones.
Donut bnyamonumcntor Headstone iron: any
p110 pb. butgo dlrccl to the ahovr rooms oi
W. Water Street Norwalk and select one
all complete and you will not be disc apointcd in it:
appearance. Morin ullklmlu of uilding Hour
and cemetery work .
P. VV. BATES.
61 3 In
"’X‘i‘i Eflififiifiifi‘ ’ '
SARSAPARILLA.
Elm nos-rim, )1 ins.
A. I". Qulnmrd. Pu] ,
Dun 8m: Your Sawmill: has
proved a great enter-u In my rm and 1m entin-ly
cnredlne [can Ittondto my housework now u
well an 1 "would. line lived here for 40 years
and am ready to testify thst your treatment doe- all
tint you recommend it to do. 1 tan a can
Interest in enacting humanity. and will do all an
toenoonnfie the mph: to use your nmrknbio
Yonre'l'mly.
Hits. 1.. 11. DAY
I mu. PAY 'rnu
tflighest Cash Price
Ragthoues, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Putin moving can ml the stock by mming poo-
tn emito
WILLIAM PODHOBB,
‘ IOUTII NORWALI.
54 Iain Street.
.oum Norwalk.
A large and fine allurineut at
Wall Papers,
Borders,
and Centers.
Springw Styles.
Painting, Pa. rm
1.3.“ng “r
DECKER’S
Paint nil Will Piper Store,
34.
W. H humans Vice P113. and Grill Manager.
BODSATONi'c RAILROAD:
HARBOR! k norm]; nmsror.
’ canceled neonate: mu. 1w.
Pauenger Trains.
BOUTII.
Lv.Norwnllt. Lv. So. Norwalk. Ar. Wilton l'oln
.ezun. 7453.111 ,tuuxn.
856 “ Mil " 910 "
10 " " to... n .. m :59 “
moon le.1n.in’p.m.
4 311 " <1 50 " 5?
it‘s " 1.11qu 715 "Minna 7 '32 ‘M'xd
NORTH.
1;: “their front. 1.9.50. Nom'alt. .\i.llcrwullt _
r '3" I. m. Hunt 1:10.. In. 11:11 '. it fined
11 40 " 'J :10 " 9 25 I. III.
93!; “ . 1:: 13pm. 1218:1113
ll 40 ” IIIxcd 1 45 “ Mixed 1 w ixod‘ I
1 53 p. 111.215 5. 19 ptln.
5 w Al I‘ It
can “ llicd 11ml “ Mixed 1007 Hired
P C.PAriIIt.1iu
11.1),Avnniu.
Lteudcat.
curtail Ticket Agent.
IIOUSATONIC DIVISION.
December 11. 1887.
into Bridgeport [or Pittstlcld.
"103.. in. accommo’n
19.15 "
l.w;I;m.Nixi11 Hutton nut.
4. 3% cxprune 1, 1:103. 111.
5 no “ ucommo‘ n
”w n u
'60:»: only as for on New Millard
Wit. [1. srnvzrtsoxfi Ice Prto't a (ion'l Man'g'r
W. K. bromliupt
ll D. szmu. tv’erI. Ticket Apt, Bridgqlort, Conn
N. l. N. II. &II. IlllIJlOAIl.
Jun. lath. 15m.
uoxrto wler. «onto her.
l.'Iue.r.I.prrI-.-r.1.?Jn.xn.W:iIIh'onEx.
5.16 “ Express. 0.31 " Arcom.
5.10 “ Enron- 7.2:: " Accom.
5.50, " Special. 9.4:; “ Accom.
6.1:: ” 11111311111 9.20 " Boston Ex.
6.59 ll‘port. 5p. Ion) Armin
7.2:; 1.41mi 1-1:. 12.13;.m.Boston Bx.
7.43 ‘ hoculEx. 115 "' Accom.
in; Local Ex. . 1.1;: ' s 'gllcld Way.
9.03 " 1mm! Ex 30!) “ pm:
9.325 “ Accom. 1.11;! " Accom,
10.30 “ Local EX. 4.49 “ BIPI’CPB.
11:15 “ Accmn. 5.10 “ Exp 11w.
l2.f>‘.lp.1n.,lixprcefi. 5.4: “ xv.t\n up";
1120 H0 3.21) 6.” " Local Expnw
£5.“ ' Accom. 15.29 " Brid ’tSn-ciei
3.38 Express. 6.5.1 " Sp' cld‘
4.16 “ Boetonlix. 7.!» " lirillg't Spu‘ll
5.06 “ Armm. 8.29 “ Act-om.
5.51 “ lixprrz‘r. 9.58 “ Acton).
6.31 9‘ Accom. , 11.06 " Adtlml‘ 51A:
11:13 “ Lornlfix. 11.47 " Burton Ex-
5.24 " Il'port bpec. 2.21 " "
9.50 " Boetou Ex.
10.15 “ Accom.
12.56 " Warh'tou Ex
St'nmre. Susanna.
9.15 Acrom. I7 ‘ Armin.
Clip. In Accom 9.21 “ Acrom
“ Loud Ex; 1. 5,51 p a: Arum.
8. '9) ' Armin. lb
Trnlne Leave East Nor-wells.
oomo wear. oomo ria'r.
6.0911. m, 12.34 :I. m.
7.15 " 9.45 "
7.31; “ 1.15 p m
9.34 " 6.111 "
11.41 " mm '
2 103- In.
643 '
815) M
O. M. \I'.Ir.uim " ..’i‘ llznrz-rrin
Gun Sow non. l’nv. A21
Announce the iollowing
DRIVES
int Moivtd.
I [.01 Ilamhm” lidgings,
ifiOOyaI‘ds. Loo, worth 30 to
l.) r J00.
1 Lot Do Do 750 yards 121;,
worth 15 to 250.
1 Lot Corset Covers. Hum-
burg Trimmed,
3d Invoice of Kid Gloves.
ombmitlered back, 5 button,
590.
[Bargains in IIaIIdkcI'I-Iiicls
and Towels.
I99 999191999 991‘ P9999.
AUBLE 9999918.
and inure Infipccilon nnd triul
Joni»: I-I. SMITH,
FLURIST.
4o>
illAlN STREET, HOUTII XURWALK
SOMETHING NEW.
marmalade-e.
E I’EIM' PIIIII SOLD WITH
FOLLUWINB GUIIMN TEE
“'arrnnlcd not to break nor
roll up with one year’s wean:
If the) do the money paid no
for them will be reminded.
For rule at the Boston Dry Goods Store. "
45 Main Street. Norwnlk. 310 3m
NEW DRUGS
at the
OldStand!’
W lSlIlNGTON ST
V1 o haw now received It iull supply of new drugs,
Today WI: arc
bottir inmialml than ever with (III that gun to mnkc
up Miro! rinse dmg' ston- and the ubl'u can be as-
eurcd of the freshen: rtock from w ich 10 huto
PI‘IISBI‘IIIIIUIIS 99199999999
A: rhort notice and in the moal skillful manner.
GEO. 0. STILLSON.
Jacob M. Layton
11ml Estate and [loose Atom.
(icticrul insurance A gency
l-‘irc, LI lo and Art-111ml.
tlrmm Steamship Tic lit‘!i‘~t';‘.l)ln and My migr.
11mm fur rmc £ and upward.» and Many m}. r« In
all tom-oi Europe,
.‘lutury l‘Izhiir. Arknowli-dgcmruis Token.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage (flinch-d
to llcslinallon.
Wm...wm.__wm mm”... W
11199983119
‘-
;Wv Illllt} :I Illll lino UI\
m
Boston Store!
“.9...“
Li Ill 9355' FINE IMPORTED .‘1 ND [)0-
MESTIC
JACKETS !
250 Tuilomuade Jersey Cloth
.Iuckots, $5811; worth $5 8‘.)
375 line TIIIIOi-lllilllf: Jersey
Jackets, black and colors, ill
$5.98; worth $8.75. ‘
175 Imported Jackets, Em-
broidered and Braided, at
153.50: worth $10.75.
Imported Jersey Waists, limitl-
cd and plain, at $1.49, 1.87%,
200, 2.25 and 2.4!): worth
double.
I
I
:5‘9‘5' (1.,00 7 .III 5.7
13.75 and 15,01),
BLACK
,‘_I71
Satin-Lined Headed \l'raps, at‘
Boston Store!
~—W
COLORED-
Untssllonns
-~ ~~~~~ mm
per yard; others ask 17c.
Cal] and see them, it
will pay" you.
Chocks, at IBM: per yard. .
(land value at 4'10.
Spit-cos oi oi iIIcII 'rl‘ricot at
490. per yurd: worth title.
"13' pieces of Cable Twins. at
AN l)
Mourning, Goods I
1?. imrh All Wool SumII T\\'lll,:
at Jilc per yard.
Imstopncl. at 59c.
42 inch All Wool
('IIIIII :It 5‘10
1’ inch Pill-slim 5 Silk “mp
Homioltu, at 5.11:.
42 inch Pricstiey's Silk ll
llcm'ietta at $1 0"
. IlHIl'It‘rtm
2‘00 ~
11.11
YoiIings in stock.
-... .v. ‘00- ...
I?!) ll :1.- E.I 12:. "uIISl,
-.South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVID STOW
FURNITURE
.fmk
A: it 100! In 1' Hal up i .-_ l
“I banjo-1t MOI‘KI the lur‘zv‘t tm‘ i. I' It»:
wrr niIouII lwlor-l of
OAK CHAMBER SI'I'I‘S,
,WALIIUT CHAMBER SUITS
‘ A rm: “mom: is“ muunsu .22 00‘;
Sl’l‘l‘ of :6 pirri-s {or
PA R LO R S U ITS
From $30.00 I'pII’arIIs.
lliniug Room Tables,
Sideboards.
Lounges :mII I'Ollt'llt's.,
I’lIIsII ‘
11.1mm Chairs, Punt-I
(' hairs, lint Racks, Book
I .N‘s, 0th, 091'.
AGENTS FOR TIIE
Standard Foldingr lied.
(‘riilund in them at our wnr¢~rIxIIII~,'1‘III' timid
Bed In ti. o marks-t lor the mom y.
:‘,97 99, 91 Main it
UP S'I‘AIRS,
iBos'rou STORE.
45 Main Street.
>11! inch All Wool French SI»;
'i
Boston Store I
lch. per )flill.
These gr‘rrls‘ are double) width,
and “all wotthi! )0. pet
yurt'l.
_ “Ewan...—
99998999
is THE
Latest Designs and Coloring:
—— m «>»—-
45 MAIN ST.
IAII Linen Towoling, 5.1.0.,
Best
loathing 9111118193!
‘ AIS” :1 title oi Hotter III.t(Io:<'
Boston Store!
_.__..... w .L...,_
LINENS
AN"
11159099095!
50 Picccsof Chullio :19. men“ inch Heavy l’nIIIeacIIed
'lablc Linen," -o
960 inch Extra Heavy Cream
Damask, at 3%.: worth 50c.
Extra Large Size Linen Towels
'25 pli?!‘l‘3 (If All Wool Cheviot.
at 190.
60.,
100
India Lawns In plain and plaid,
6c._ Sc. and 10c.
Tc. 7.1.0 8c, l.,lc
_....v—.._n.
INOTICE!
AII our Departments are now
complete with the
991999 999 9999999
P99999999 l
fAt pm 05 nevot before so low,
with :m immonso mrioty
to cIIoosv from.
~090—
BOSTON STORE!
45 Main Street.
99 9199 ~ L119
900d Butter?—
If so order the
"rm-*1lululaslew
19119 919991,
One Lb. Prints.
0111' liar 'uilm Coffee
2:1 I'ls. can’t be lllill
it.
B F. Stevens,
at
Try
sou'rn NORW’ALKI nvsw 11A Lb BLomi.
l ATENTS.
(i. R BTRNG’I’ON,
“'ziISIiirIglun. I). (‘.
Ttn you.“ in tail“! States Patent Orticc.
dkw tluzric to inventors mulled in‘o
-~~'I TIE BEST—w— —
I
I
.‘M E A 'I.‘ S
SEMI Kl) IS THE BEAT MAXNBR
"you want the tllttllt"! 3‘2. \73.
rant on or trunblt or m~r ,9 II In. 'ltlni them at my.-
Mnrkcl. an “oil (ill
Potummi
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES.
DIBBLE‘S BLOCK. - SOUTH NORWAUL
obtain. d to
’ The out and Reliable.
UilLY FREIGHT LINE.
Nomi 91131109.
—THE PROPELLERS—
Ci t) of Norwnlk & Eagle,
Will make daily tripe. Sundays excepted. ior
freight between New iork. Normal: and South
Norwalk. Willleare Pier23 tom. of Beekmnn street,
New York. every evenin", except Saturdays, at 5
Eo'rlork. and on Saturday It; p m‘. Laure Nor-
walk Bridge and Bout It Norm every arching.
Freight taken from nntl received for I“
{ point. on the D-nhury and Norwnlh and
Shep-n; Railroad- et Gunny Reduced
not".
applic‘ion to 13cm: the City 01' Norwelk
‘ Illd Rug e will be sent tor special lots at height
anywhere' In New York or its vicinity.
I WAllpcrsons arc iorbid trusting lily of the
[employees oi the boateon this line on mount of
owners then»
Hot Weather is Coming“?
WONDERFUL
NOW IS THE Til—ME TO PREPARE.
For the Next Six Days. commencing Monday. April 23d. we will ofler
GENTS 5 CENTS
IOO DOZ. CHILDREN’S GAUZE UNOERVESTS. .
Sizes,
Prices,
16
5c
18
74.30
20
100
24
150
22
.1. 29,0
26
1790
28 30
200 2290
32
250
334
27-9-0
50 DOZEN GENTS’ BALBRIGGAN UNDERVES’I‘S FOR 25 CENTS EACH. GOOD VALUE AT 450. AND 500.
- 100 302219 LADIBB’ REGULAR. MADE HORSBPEO: lgghggkzaPAIR: WORTH 250.
HILDREN’S RIBBED HOSE—REGULAR. HADE~150. PIE 0.
0 GENTB’ ”(TERI-SACRED 3'6 HOSE FOR 170.; WORTH 250.
To all who are obliged to provide for the want: of the family this is an opportunity of which they
should avail themselves.
are leu than half the wholesale value.
LINEN flALE ALSO CONTINUED.
.I.W.&M. 5. SMITH
68 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
These goods are Perfect. no seconds. and the price: given above
Norwalk Chronicler