Casual-nos at in Debate as the
lllls inn is the hem.
.mxoaruaxrrsmonu.
M.-.“ H...
Ir. am Iaya ll’ree Earthenware
We'll I'll; tul- ta flour—Ir. Oar-
” Alaa ll Opposition—Ileana.
III! and Ila-pull flapport the Bill.
WW, April ‘5. —- Vow tarifl
WW aunt of the time oi the
homey-stud”.
law of New Jersey, criticised
the mention of the committee and the
mwflh which it had tormnlaied the
m measure, and arraigned the com-
mittee Ior its retinal to grant horn-lugs and to
dlonldieadita laborersrathcrthaaa
lavish country; but he advised that
Wdutiaashould hareduced, and in some
Wabollahad altogether. llo asserted
that the hill, instead of Wins the irwquali—
ti. oi the taritl, increased them lie pro-
tdad against the mluction oi duty on
earthenware, and read a number of petitions
from workinpnan in his district against the
prhlciplcasmhodiulinthe'bill it struck a
blow atalmost every industry in his district,
and in its detaik was vii-ions, inequitable and
Wandhodeclami thatin the contest
hetwcentrsetrade and protection he would '
Orrin—Taylor’s Building Washington 8t.. 80.
orwalk. l’. 0. Box 775. dlw
hatoundonthesldoot that policy which for
maayyearshadbrought proopcrityand hapv
pins. to his native land."
Ir. lienwhill, of South Carolina, contended
that congress had the (institutional right to
tax thepaople for public purposes only, and
every time it went beyond that limitation it
was a flagrant violation of that principle, A
tarifl iorprotection was illogical and unjust.
Undsrlttheentirepeopia were subjected to
when The only diileronce between A
Sewing Machine supplies,
Attachments. l’srtr. licedles. Belts. etc. tarnished
(loner-l Repairing oi all kinds and makes 0!
Min lschines.
bane monopoly and foreign monopoly
(admitting that there cvmid exist such
a thing as [weigh nwnrmoly) wu that
the Wehad to payaheavy ad-
ditionalpsroontago for the poor privilege of
lavin‘tnrir mastersonthis side 0! the
If! “I '
wrmg,irutagalnst the right of their own
wontrymen, denuded in order that one
mum'sprivilego should be increased by hav—
ing those of another curtailed.
Mr. Osborne, of Penmylvania, opposed the
bill, which hecharactcrized as a blow at the
dignity oi labor, an attack onasystom of
taxation which had brought comfort and
"an luxuryto thonsandsol homes in this
country. The object of a protective duty,
Mr. Osborne said, was not to raise the prime
oi goods,bnttosecnrc a market for labor.
(live to the American workman a market {or
his products, and he would inks are of the
wages. Protection at any point below prohi-
bitim must always reduce the [rice of
module, first. by imign competition, arul
latcrby home ition.
lr.lladd,olWiaconsin,ndd thattholle~
public-II was mndttedto theaholi-
tiuot theintanal revenue taxation, and re-
mauayattackonthetarll, became any
change in impwtdntics would interim with
itapats,’who,with Oliver Twist simplicity, ,.
wsreuflngiormoreprotsctitn Tintparty
wouldtakothetax oil wh'lkyand tobacco,
mhysodoia‘ it upcted to prevent
suchauviiooolthetariil as was now do-
mdadbythegreat may 0! the taxpayers
otthsoountry.
The Wrath: party had placed it;
Midas the enrol tariil rolorm,
aadwouldpvopelittothecrnlotthejonmey.
Ila (laid that the boasted systemoi pro
mlthgfln the past two years.ln a lone!
transom.
May's Baseball (lanes.
M M Yak-31!!! York, ll; Philadel-
lalythcstthreeiuflvetoharusn.
A law Ink city Dian.
“.1". Highest Cash Price
~ m
WW...
, f ”m
1361‘!) masons
Teeth extramd without I: the usertflsaor
Mw law y ,
son-m soiwaut cavities nan.
an oahatnrdaycvznlagstromfitos.
. “1-". J
L PW TM!!-
15 . .00 turn.
' momma lath-on.“ “warm ; L sou-n1.
. by. W v. so. um Ar. Wilton l'oiu
southhorwslkCoaa. .53....” 73%“ 3%.”,
Au» “0 film”, , 3% at ‘0‘5 CI no]: to
5' , . III .
amount or the nut ' (.‘harch.Wstct 4 01"“ 4 so '5"? 57 ”em
Pia f mono. or d I l l 7 or .. 10ml 13:. » mm 7 r: ”l’s‘d
no 0 an an as s 03TH-
camp‘osition c lav. Wilson Point. Lv. 80. liorwalk. Antimalk
' talkaflixed 130a.rn.l's'd “tilted!
mxyuanoxsor.o..uoawsu.oosu. slo .. oao .. 925.».
ii: ullxed will?" 1%: 'na'd
DI It 1
DB. 0. r. noo'rwzu. ,,, my“ 5,, ,, 53p.“
primer. 5“ “ ‘15 “ 0
WNW" no “and mo "Ilse-1 1001mm
Moon's macs. we in, so nouwsu. {,ffpmfi'v ‘ 33,337 M cm "'“W'
WOMopcnsdavmm,
5i Washlwon Street.
a Daily!roat9to12a.n..sadiron 1 leap.-
H'hltersrt allowed on Deposits.
5 Pas:
. WI. “com;
Oil! ll. “APR“. ana'l‘ml
B- DietiilflflAL
D
Cor. m Aves-e sad Bauer Street,
8pm.; 80
wammmnu—
XOBWALI. CORN.
Ollccuoon—Until0am,; iron 1 w3.and7to
to 4 on. >
”Commutation by telephone. moo
W .fi‘ lxarr,
O
lsnowprrpamltolnakc plans and
ARCIIITECT.
meadow
and sopcrintead the constructim ot'mldlugr
’l'llllltl REASONABLE.
J c. CROW'E,
I
' larpenter and Builder.
Plans tarnished and Estimates given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
5 Ann street. nedr lain
P. 0. X “3. South Norwflk Ct.
J R- RAYMOND,
I
Builder and Contractor.
(”he toot oi [lowland St. on Water. P1). Box 617.
F" H ruomrzs. ._
1a
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
"B57103.
(I. M. SIMULKIL
3 sin 81.. 160. Norwalk. 8:»st
Work done by the day or contract.
dlw
AGENT FOR 'l'llB
NOTAlfiY 1'17 131.] C.
BOWAY'I'ON. CONN.
I n. .uzssrsns,
t .
Undertaker do Embaimer.
8803a:
adamantly on hand tor the sick and wrll. Ills role.
connection with residence. No. 3 Der Icy place.
and th Norwalk to use the Dental
. Vallralor,aadntractsteeth
Successor to L. B. Quinlan].
No. 4 Knight St, Residence, 5 Elm hi; 1
Norwallt, Conn.
Caterer tor Wedding: and Panic. Ire (.‘rcarn
mmdltootnenaadna Wm om.
:0 Iain h‘l‘? . NOBWALK. (‘1'.
George I]. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Call andsecmylargcs otallhndsot lumllnrr.
36 Blai- SImt. Norwalis.
Also prepared to tarnish everything necessary [or
the later-scat oi thedcad, day orn’ t. Telephone
loll l9.”
1'- '.l'. ETA".
2%
line rchued the exclusive right [or Norwalh
Elam:
of a! hat; 3's!“ is!
an to c e
ty. omeandmidcntcadjoinlaglcthod
Norwalk. L't. Open evenings.
Mount: and Headliner—
Doaothlyamcltor Bead-tear tn-any
Limp dinette the show rooms at
.W. Wammflorwalkaadsdectoac
all complacent! you will not he disappointed in its
sppearsaoa Dcalerinallhiadaoi' ‘
andcclnctaywork.
riding stone
P. VV. BATES.
Cltn
A “EMA RKABLI'I
In? Miran, Ms».
A. I". Quit-lord, Help. .
Yours'l'ml
’itas. 1.. no".
emu. Norton.
Bil. C. ll. KENDALL,
W
m 0001an .15.” 1'0 .100).
u u 10.“ u 8”
omen; ’0. I. 'AIIIIKMOI I1.
i'lI-l- I“ 'I'Iil
Bagleones. Bottles iron
and lletals.
”can“ thsltflk nuilagpos
alts M
mus- eon-nan,
soon mm.
lama...
Fire Safe
MIMI”
9.
new .. m1. " U 30”,:
ll. 1). Arum. moral Ticket Agrul.
HQUSA'I'ONIC DIVISION.
,' December ll. 1m.
Leave Bridgeport for Pittsflcld.
10.00 t
1.50 p. Ill. Hired . surest nan.
4.32 ” express 7 so a. In.
6.50 “ aoammo’n
"N u ‘ u :
'Gocs only as tar as llew Illiord.
WI. ll. Drums”. Vice mm 8 (icu'l Ian‘g’r
W. I. bros, Supt
s. v. x. 11.011. 011000.103
April 22d. was.
MIC win. not" am.
4.56 a. In. laprcas. 1.10am. Wuh‘ou 11.
5.10 " Express. 0.5:] " Accent.
5.40 ' Express. 7.3: ” Armin.
5.50 ” Special. 8.46 " Accom.
6.12 ” min. 9.20 " Boston Br.
‘16 " ll'porLSp. 10:1! Acton
7.23 Ural Ex. 12.13;.mjlostonlx.
7.43 ‘ Lemma 1.15 “ Armin.
9.26 ' locality. ‘1.“ ” filth"! War.
9.0:! ” Lots! E: 3.05 “ press
9.38 ‘ Acton. I32 " Assam.
10.30 " Local Rx 419 " llprcas.
".45 ‘ Acton. 5.10 “ Karen.
12.59pm! .Expre-L 5.42 " 8. .lil.li.spec.
1.20 " Bali.» 6.“ ” Local Express
2311 ‘ Antoni. 45.20 " Brill ' s id
8.38 " Express. 4.51 " seminal:
4m; " Bostmllx. '2!» " B 't Spec
5.6!! " Acton. 8.29 “ Moon).
5.51 " 88pm. 9.58 “ Accom.
6,5! " Accent. 11.06 »" Adams Ix M.
a; :2 m“: on " “rm “
8- ’ - . D a. D
9.50 " ”tank’s“ t
10.15 " Acc'onl. ‘
12.56 “ Wash'toa 33.:
St'xnsrs. Buttons
“5 Locum. 7.3:" Acrom
6.14pm: Accom. 0.1!" Acton
7.3: " local Exp. 6.51 p.132. Acton.
8.30 " accent.
‘l‘ralna lean liaat Norwalk. .
coma wrsr. some nrr.
0.0: a. m. 6.30 a. m.
7.18 ” 8.48 "
7.3:} “ 1.18 p. in
9.34 " 6J6 ”
ll.“ ” 10.00 "
2.40 pm.
6.48 ”
3.19 "
0. l. Banana, ’f. 'l‘. lizursrnn.
(kn. 53V lien. Pass. “1
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST. ,
OO&——-——
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
”so—usrulho new.
“filfldllallll.
C
E VERY PAIR 301.0 WIT”
,FOLLOWIIIG GUAIMIITEE.
Wan-alto! not to break nor
roll up with one year’s wear.
If they do the money paid as
[hr the- will be refunded.
For aala at the Ma Dry (lands Store,
1 Lot Hamburg Edgings,
500 yards, 3250., worth 30 to
500. .
l Lot. DD Do 750 yards 120.,
. “worth 15 to 250.
1 Lot Corset Covers, llam-
burg Trimmed, 210. ,
, 3d Invoice of Kid Gloves.
embroidered back, 5 button,
590.
Bargains in l-laudke‘rchiels
ii. D. Avaalu. (Ida. flrhl Agl.‘.Brldxepott.Conn. and Towels.
WU UUUITIUSS UUI' TUSUS.
AMBLE
Announce the iollowlug
DRIVES
just mcivol.
1
Boston store!
M.” m...—
LINENS
Buddhas!
—.MW
Boston StOre !
”no.“
LADIES’ FINE IMPORTED AND DO-
MYSTIC
"JACKETS!
250 Tailorvmadci Jersey Cloth
Jackets, $3 89; worth $5.89.
375 Fine 'I‘ailoromalll’: .lexsey
Jackets, black and colors, at
$5.98; worth $8.75.
175 Imported Jackets, Em-
broidered and Braided, at
$8.50; worth $10.75.
Imported Jersey Waists, braid-
ed and plain, at $1.49, 1.87},
2.00, 2.25 and 2.49; worth
double. ,
SatinvLincd Beaded Wraps, at
$5.98, 6.00, 7.50, 8.75, 9.75,
13.75 and 18,00.
COLORED
URESSUUUIIS
—-. - ~009-
54 inch iieavy Unbleached
Table Linen, 250. J
60 inch Extra Heavy Cream
Damask, at 390.; worth 500.
Extra Large Size Linen Towels
at 190.
All Linen Toweling, 510., 60.,
70., 7&0, 80., 90., 100.
lndia Lawns in plain and plaid,
50 Pieces of Challie at 12k.
per yard; others ask 170.
Call and see them, it
will pay you.
25 pieces of All Wool Cheviot
Checks, at 290. per yard.
i
l
|
Good value at 490. i
25' pieces of 5-1 inch Tricot at
& SlilllS.
NEW DRUGS
up a that class drug’store and the labile can he as»
lured oi the ire-nest stock trout w lch to have
TTUSSTTUUUUS UUUUUUUUUU
At short notice and in the most skillful manner.
0.30. c. srrrnnson.
Jason: Layton,
lira! Estate and Home Agent.
General lusuraneeAgeney
fire, Lite and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Steer-go.
Dram tor one 1! and upwards and Money Orders to
all parts 0! Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
490. per yard; worth 990. S 6‘33- 89- 3"“ 100'
l
25 pieces of Cable Twills. at
éL§CK
Oldsm‘htand' . ” ”l“- Per Yard. N CT I " E '
WASHINGTWN ST . mourning GOOUS ! These goods are double width,1 C .
muss" "t'd‘ha'ililpl'lmrlzhl. 42 inch All Wool Snrah Twill, and well worth 250- W l a- -
hettevfumlsh than cvorwlthallthatgocatomahc .
at 490 per yard. {
42 inch All Wool French Se
. bastopoel, at 590. ,'
4‘) inch All Wool Henrietta?
Cloth, at 590. ,
4‘2 vinch Priestlcy's Silk Warp?
Henrietta, nt'SfiC. ‘
aril. : '
y 3A“ our Departments are now
# ~ i complete with the
4‘2 inch Priestley's Silk Warpl
TUTTTEU UIU UUIUSUU
on» . syn ’ ‘
Henrietta, at $1.05!, lunacmng “mhrellas mum“! .
Also a line of Better Gradesli is war.
[At prices never before so low,
Latest Basins and Column.
with an immense variety
to choose from.
__.——”————-— 3
We have a full line of Nuns.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked l’eilings in stock. ?
to Destination. "1 M m -._ ' I Moo—-
65 Washmgton 8L, (Next door to Post-once.)
BOSTON STORE!
45 Hall- Street. Norwalk. am an
DAVIDHSVTOW
FURNITURE -
We have just received the largo st and linen stock
ever shown before of
OAK CHAMBER 8U ITS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
““02200
PARLOR SUITS
From $30.00 Upwarrls.
Dining Room Tables, .
Sideboards. lWaIl Papers,
Lounges and Couches.
Rattan Chairs. Fancy Plush
Chairs, list Backs, Book
Cases, etc, etc.
' Standard Folding Bed.
Call and m- them at our wan-rooms.
Bed in thr market for the money.
BOSTON swoon? Boston Store S
45 Main Street. ' 45 MAIN ST. 45 Main Street.
fine Old and Reliable.
on non no
larval llevlorl
-1'IIE PROPIMIG-
AMNTS. ’
G. rt vao'ros,
. Washington. I). C.
Ton year! in United States Patent (Mire.
dlw Come to inventors mailed free.
Hatters Knives.
Northrop Jr. 00..
Dunbury.
Are prepared to grind Batters Knives and l'xlznleh
same. and guarantee satislactlon.
Winders by mail promptly attended to. £34 ti
54 Main Street.
South Norwalk.
one ”in-ill no
MEATS
BlitVll) ”8 1113 my H.133“
Borders,
and Centers.
it on was: the choicest in”. Martin
war not: , snap a:
norm you rm: Spring styles. Wu: 3333?: or met. you will no thetastury new m'ggwfihw
,m , -, ' Minnow! ' can a s
. misc-.sadoomlavstzy.-. lean!»
Painting. Paper Halif- walklrllgcndioattm m
1m. hunt lug. Decorating on Pun-1m 0 Mgr-m awn '03::
cumming. ' , ”M- ug m
87, 89, 91 Main St.
lN ITS SEASON.
w
will
F. HAYES. ’m'w'““"m' .
‘ DECKER’S
UP STAIBS, Paint and Wall Paper Store, rumpus: um”. mum
nmmssm — newsman im'mm‘liguwafl " ' “
54.
Sizes,
Prices,
To all who
mum Herman's.
NOW
For the Next Six Days. commencing Holiday.
16
5c
,. 4% ,1 ,;:..';.~1
WONDERFUL »
100 DOZ. CHILDBEH’S GAUZB 1110mm“.
‘0 3028! entry 351.33.100.51 “13337331!
100 3023' I‘ll!!!"
CHILDREI’B 31333!) norm-mum Hal-150.
are obliged to provide for the
should ova.“ themselves.
68 Viluhington Stieet, 8001i: Norwallt. ‘
IS THE TIME TO PREPARE !
April and, we will om
can-rs 5 GENTS
28” 30 32 34;
221.0 250 27%
22 24 26
12k 150 17% 200
rose as cans non. noon vans u in. an soc
ma nos: ran isle. on rant; worm an.
Pm V03“ ’50.
Pzznns’ nn‘nmtaom 96 30'! m 110.; '03” 250.
18
7&0
20
100
Mill-An
These are Perfect. no
are laaa than half the wholesale value.
LINEN EAL” AIL-BO CONTINUED. .
Norwalk Chronicler