‘éMr. Hull Heard From
SAYS llli 1mm APOLOGIZED.
Hr. Woodhurn However. Bern-er to
“’1an an Chem-union". Stoch—
dllo. Reptile. “our, Taylor, Richard'
I“. lamina and llorrow 'l‘nlli Turin.
Watermelon, liny I.—'i'he time or the
house yderday was devoted to tarli! discur-
(Iion. Mr. Bryce,“ NewYorlrJIad read a
tow fl'oln‘Mayor new”, of New Yolk,
deuflflgfluthohad ever apologized to the
Britiuh minirter for having adored a resolu-
Mollhqnh'yutothome’Dmnoll,
mmddeathinnngland. The
telegram reedutollovn:
llrw You. May 6.
ll
Hubfimn.n,Wuhin¢to:
Havejuu muenporte in newspapers.
Walther-womb.» unaware-imply
untrue. W‘s Wiepmbahly dueto
terminal. lie is entirely wrong. I never
modem-totem whatever in the house on
the O‘Donnell bit-luau. and never mod
apolouthneor eiuwhare. Therein-nothing
'to uplaln’or apologm tor. The story that !
toflhefllrltilh minister wan o lie.
w leonmdlaedetonoe in thennepepen
lnwhdehitnppeuod. Neohargewuevermode
l- llie homaamlhencel morbadoocanlen
theretodenyit. 'l'henew per chargewuut»
. terlyi‘alle.and neon etedhyMr.Weetu
well-- on were quite right to inter
a contradiction, Indlthanh you tor it.
“mummy. mam.
Mr. Hetdtlt'l letter wualso read. It imp-
plunenhthetdngram, and given full details ’
othiaeuvenladtioneia the matter. He
cull-halter! through hireflart- thereon]!!—
tion liking the British government for a sun-
penden of thedeath sentence of O'Donnell
was placed hetero the British government
twentybfour hours after it: introduction. He
characterizes as "an unmitigated lie" the
Mythat hehad apologized to the Brit'nh
mlnilter for this action, and states that he
denied the story at the time through the prom
“No reference," says Mr. Hewitt, “was
ever made to this matter on the floor of the
house.“ Continuing, he stems that there-so
lotion Introduced by Mr. Brumm instructing
the foreign airnirs committee to inquire
whnther ho had apologized to the British
ministerwna reported backwith the stow-
ment that the committee had been unable to
obtain any such information Mr. Hewitt
melons with his letter newspaper extracts
and a letter from the British minister in
which the minister says that hw-Hewitt—not
onlymade no apology to him, but that he
urged favorable oonderation of the resolu-
tion.
In concluding his letter Mr. Hewitt says:
I luppooethat this statement disposes in full
(although I know it will continue to be repented)
of the malicious slander e: which i have been the
victim. if this letter and these documents can
be inserted in The Record, there will at least be
aeomplete and final omcial denial or the false
hood which has [men many times repeated in the
newspapers. but. no tar as I know. has never he-
tore been uttered on the tioor of the house.
Mr. Bryce thought there documents were
mifichmt to disprove the charges brought
the charge. Upon this he (Woodburn) had
madethecharge, and he would not take it
back. Beheaded hotter authority to do no
thanthe letter over the signature oiA. 8.
Berlin, the defendant in the case.
Mr. Brnmm, of Pennsylvania. said he had
with Mr. Bryce to make certain
in TheReoord; that he had to
re inland the word “explanation” (or the
word “apology." lie was satisfied with the
that had been made, even if The
Record had healilxed up inawaythat it
should not have been But when the charge
waemadothatnoexplanationhad been made
hylr. Hewitt he (Brumm) maintained the
charge war incorrect.
mfnrtherremarhs by Mr. Ilrumm the
housemt into committee of the whole on
the brill bill.
Mr. mm, of Mimisippi, continuing
hbspooeh 1mm last Saturday in lover of the
binnldthattheootton planter-had received
little coulderation in past legislation. The
«Mm indum'y was the favorite of the col—
ored men. goshonldnolonger be haldin
m to egigantic protective industries
iron: which he derived no benefit.
Mr. Hopkins, of Illinois, spoke against the
ii
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Why" You Feel
So weak and exhausted in barman ~your
is inquire. A: well expect the
mnlmry condition of a city to be per-
iwt with denied writer and detective
m-‘wcmgu, as to expect such a compliv
outed piece oi mechanism as the human
frame to be in good order with impure
bluull circulating even to its minutesi
wins. Do you know that every ilrnp
of your two or three gallons of blood
passes through tie heart and lungs in
about two and u hail minutes, and that,
on its way, it makes bone and muscle,
brain and nerve, and all other solids
and fluids of the body? The blood is
the great nonrislier, or, no the Bible
termit,
“The Life of the Body.”
In it any wonder, then, that ii the blood
be not pure and periect in its consti-
tuents, you antler so many indescribable
symptoms?
Ayer’a Salsaparllla stands " head and
shoulders " above every other Alter-
ntire and, Blood Medicine. All proof,
read these reliable testimonies:
G. C. Brock, of Lowell, Mean, says:
“For the post ‘25 years I have gold
Ayer's ,Sarsupziiillu. in my opinion.
the host reu . liul agencies for the cure
oi all the lilsrlllsl‘s arising irom impuri-
tics of the blood are contained in thiit
medicine." ‘
Eugene I. Ilill, M. 1'1. 391 Sixth Ave"
New York, says: “As a blood-purifier
and general builder-up oi the system. I
have never found anything to equal
Aycr’s Sarsapurilin. It gives perim-t
satisfaction."
Ayer‘s Snrsnparilla proves equally
cillcacious‘ in all forms oi Scroi’iiln.
Bells, Cnrbunclcs, Eczema, Rumors,
Lumbugo, Catarrh, &e.; and is, therc~
fore, the very best
Spring and Family Medicine
in use. “ It beats all," says Mr. Cutler,
oi Cutler Brothers &: Co., Boston, “ how
Ayer’s Sarsaparill
does sell." Prepared by ’
Dr. J. C. Ayer a 00., Lowell. Mass.
Price 01; Ill bottiu. 85. Worth :5 n bottle.
Hum!
flick Headache and relieve all the trouble.) incl-
itmt to n bilionn state of the system. such an Di:-
-. e, Nansen. Dro Distress nfler mthnr,
. til the Skin, £2. W hilo their mountain:-
nlrlo success has hcenahowu in cans:
SICK
‘ummun - e... .i... ....c.......,
this amyhzvmcommmwhileufiey ahio correct
elldieordernoi the nomhntirnnhto the liver
endrcgnletethehowela. Breniliheyonlycnn-n
HEAD
Ache iheywoold healmosl pricelesetothoeewtzo
enircr iron: this distmsing complaint ; but torm—
rmely their goodness does aotcnd here, Iodine-o
‘71:: 1‘11““ try them wfllhwhctheoellltitl: gills valu-
n no many I s wi no r w
to do without the...” Bowel-anion ileum
ACHE
l-thehaneoleoinnnylim that hereiewhem in
make sung?“ burnt. Our pill: cure turn.»
0
Carter’s Lillie Liver Pills are very small and
very any to tnkc. One or two pills make a done.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
J ‘ ..
rem
mono 1.3880248
stem . II no terml’dcemdl
WW 2:... u
8. PLACE
Booth Norwalk Conn.
Amide. unison.
mu! 0! me Fitzgomznei Church,Wala
l‘ lauoforte, Organ and Monica!
Composition.
1'62 1,)" Melt Box on P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
DB. C. l". BOUTWBLM
lllth'TlsT,
Ollie» and Restitution,
Munro’s limos. MAIN li'l‘., 80 NUBWALK.
Teeth ortncied without gain by the one of (in: or
In ill er.
( w
Wattle: opened evenings.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVIKGS BANK.
bl Wuhlngton Street.
open Daily from 9 to 12 um. and iron l to 3 pun
end on Saturday cvcnlngl irorn ll to i}.
‘, Winteml allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS Prom:
mun ii. herons. Vine-M4
63+“. JOHN ll. KNAPPJlec. and Treat
Du. neonate”.
‘01,“)! An ammun—
(Tor. ll'cat Avenue and Butler Street,
NORWALK. CONN.
Ollice flours—Until 9 no; from i to ll. and 7 to
9 p.m.; Sundays—2 to 4 run,
WCommunicniion by telephone.
‘V S. KNAPI’,
D
.A I K CH l'l‘ EC'I“.
[a now prepared to make plans ~rind ll ~liloattor.
and eupcriuwnd the construction of nildlnxr
TERMS REASONABLE.
Ornen— Taylor's Building Wnehinmon SL. 80.
Norwaill. P. 0. Box 775. dikw
”Iv-e7. cuowr;
( o
(,‘arpcntcr and Builder.
l’lnne furnished and Estimates given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to
all... Ann street. near Iain
l'. 0. x 443. South Norwnlh Ct.
ATTENTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Pam, Needles. Belts. etc . furnished
General Repairing of all kinds and maker of
tlewln Nominee. C. ill. 5|!“le.
a aln 8L. tic. Norwelk. 81-8-1]
J B. BAYMON I),
.
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract. “7
Ollie loot ol’ llnviland $1. on Water. P1). Box 627.
dtw
I“ THO)! ES,
1
. AGENT FOR THE
thnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
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N()'I‘Al‘\' 1".) I S I." (I.
ROWAYTON. CONN.
mm
J I). JENKINGS, '
. Surreswr to L. l'.‘.. Qniuiard.
Undertaker & Emlmlmcr.
No. 4 Knight 5:. Reeldencc. 5 Elm ht,
880-30: Nor-walla, Conn.
UT”
Caterer for Weddinzd and Partial. ice Cream
constantly on hand ltlrllw rlc‘h‘ not! well. His Ct‘k‘»
brazed limit Beer. and Billlllilynlrlit "mag
50 MAN 5?. N), NORWnLK. l'T.
George II. Raymond,
FURN [TUBE DEA Lilli
And Furnishing Undertaker.
(“all and ow, my large etockoi all kind: oi inmimre.
36 Main Street. Norwaik.
Aim prepared to iumieh everything newt-airy for
the interment o! thcrlead, day or night. Telephone
connection wiih l’l't-ltll'llt‘c. he. :i Berkley piece.
lch mom
V
Ir. '1‘. nYA-r'r.
*AWARDEDO HIGHEST 0 MEDALS.»
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a: 5
:3 3
‘53 are
Egg Ea
Illa .4:
w“, as
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5: f"
2"” m
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A'lisoiurl-ztv runz'.’
IIIAIIIIHWHTIIITIIW.
OOI‘I'I '0 am run moon-s
30100]! "108“!“
hrhbtyallhuliu Gram
No. 12 We
NEW YORK.
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The Bee! in (In World!
SPERM & BABIES
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HAms, "‘
sacrum, "
tritium
um
sums
Ar. em
it I!!! in!
Illa.
(mum men-WI
mmmmuum If."
I“ mu Ill 1! u
“magnum
a ' .
“mm a,
nae, "2th?“ fi‘mfiflmig’avgwfltn $3 [he purchased the exclusive right for Sorwaih
by everywhere, uncut MM and South Namath to use the lknlul [electric
- ' l'lbralor.and exmetniccih wilhonr imam! tree
MEDICINE CO 0! any arm: charge E‘Mtl la! teeih a
H" I“ «minty. 0mm and mldenee adjoining Methodlrt
, ,, .Nmuuiii.i?i. Upcnerenings. {216m
_ “MW...“ - “WWW“-.W. w-.-“
Best In the World ll I l H l I
Donut buy amendment or ill-adenine from any
photograph, bingo direct to the eliow room- of
. W. Baler. Whirl Street. Nnrwulk and It"?! one
all complete and run will not be dluppudnlnl in in-
appearance ”0.le in all Hints at building pinni-
and cemetery work.
P. “'2 IIAX’J‘IQS.
exam
' I, A inhuman”;
SARSAPARILLA.
Rm Burns, Mm.
A. F. Quintonl. £49.,
Dun smzwl'our Murillo hue
proveda greenhouse- In my rum and lies entirely
cured rue. lean attend to my lumnwork now no
well u i ever mid. llnre lived here he do mm
and am ready to inllly um your imminent can all
that you recommend It to do. I tale a cat
miemt In milerlu hunt-nit]. and will do I“ Peon
toeneonrmo the people to one your remark-hie
Your: Truly.
lllilll. L. 11. DAY.
on. c. u. KENDALL.
DENTIC'I'.
ilu rcnurved' from Norwalk to M1! Norwelh.
where he will nuke a linearity oi utmtin teeth
withorwitimimand hunter animate teeth.
Paulie mi piety den prom wil be minced.
8273 (30811140 $15.00 TO til) 00.
u u 10‘” n 8 w
QUICK; so. 90 Wdfllfllfll'fl)! 81‘
1 WILL PAY Till
Highest Cash Price
to
it
liege, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Mien BID Ill rice i
“mum-x er.- he flatworm
WILLIAM rennonrt,
room rennin. '
A. second Hand
Fire Safe
fulfill!
BAMBI. hummus.
.. .W .EWWNW .W....,,...__
me: no
run near or
Meats,
eullry,
“AND-—
Vegetables,
Always inch and at a madame price would do well
, to all at the ‘
central Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onion solicited and goods delivered to any part.
or City.
lulsul Salll'lllll, Pills.
Fertilizers ! ,
J
. Fertilizers !
“‘1'...“
Rilillllll] nus.
Farmers should examine the
prices. and goods we are oil'er-
ing, before purchasing.
lllfllllllll
ALL GRADES,
Lowest Prices !
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
HAT—-
H. S. BRUWN’S
BOO'I' & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane‘s Block.
MAIN , SlliEET.
Slate Roofinéi
—-u-—~-<o>~—~—~
ddw
We are prepared to do a Int clue lab at
SLATING
In either HARBOR. IA" “A800“. or
I'llllllfll'l 8“"
all cells per fun! and upward.
Portico wiehlug slate rmflng whonlit call on in
More commitment“ here.
a. xenon a. (to.
Water at. toot oi unlined fioltlh Noreen:
CANDIES
0! all kind». FINN he!
BAKERY!
_..._u.e......~...w
COBNUUOPIAR. ('AKDY ’I‘OYB. um! a [lit were
heat oi metal and}.
MreJohnHolland
MUDIIWI MK.
"15 I’
J .H Klinefelter,
07“.“ It
hats, Fish inlets,
Vegetables, Fruits,
chum) mm. are.
I)”. ll. “all. Bull.
W
' V .3733},
_"“'arn
Baku Puller.
§ .
MADE of PURE CREAM
of TARTAR.
in n 7*“: in II!
Sold and rccnmnmfilnl by
Charles E. Seymour,
GROCER,
7O ll’iisliitigteu Street,
Wm SOUTH NORWALK
S‘EWERS!
i“. 1‘1. I31 Ellf‘? E
DEALER in ,
S IQ“? KER» I) I PE
AVD
General Sewer Contractor
In prepared to metre connections with main sewer
pin:- in this city on the moat invertible term.
nice intending to connect with the mently laid
mm inthir city will rind it to their advantage to
call on him. one if
F. 1‘1. P112 l {CE
Box 2 . South Nurwalh,€t.
The Metropolitan's Record For "387.
Gain in number of outstanding Police. during
ls-‘i‘, $3.05
(Pain in Amh- dnrine: lS‘Z‘T. $l.1ll.in‘i.€3.
Gain in Premium Income dnrlogaleso'. [”9161
84.
(lain in Interest Receipts deriving 1857, 3 5.6“
M.
Gain in (iron income during 1887. ShmfifllJl-l
Xumbcr of Ilmth Claims id in 1&7. 12.663.
Ami-nut paid to Policy in. tiers during ltlh'i. $2,-
193.“)? :1).
Number 0! Politico in Force, imam.
New Invariance written during lS'lfifMJia-mis 00.
Capital and Sui-pine for recurily oi obey-holder!
our and above the rererve required by law, (4 per
‘ milieu?» ellmlltig Eminenty’rn'itw - .
holders tor Claim. etc . since orgnnlnziou. pine
pm-cni lure-ml Anette, Sin.lifls.lel'i.6“i.
Jilsiil’ll LEIPNIK. Agent.
H. 8. R00 D,
Watches,
JeWelry
~33D.- .
Sllverware'.
Special attention
’1! to [he n! l '
watches m; yeahyw PHIL; oi line
38 Main Street.
murmur hill.
Ono Quality,~'l‘he Bout.
Ila-I: Veal, lamb, lotion, Pork. Salt and Flu-ll,
turned Bert. Smoked Tongue. llnmr.
shouldern, Boom. Funk.
(ought.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders llelirered l'rontptly.
cums emu
5:! Worthington strum,
GI'I'I‘ 'I‘IIE lil-Yfi'l‘.
1‘!"me
“ Florida ”
s'rmn m; irnu.
. <1
‘ :‘I 7' l . .
'l'wen inn-eta thlolael.
miul’ofie.wmhmh:ngm.=
W. H. MEEKER,
sole “our for Nor-wells.
8:31?" Heating and law harm hatinga
up. I.
WWW”! hl‘ mil All Elmo! Pl
WMIIINWI'ON .. loath harem Cl.
Inuit-er In
It. I. M clue
to" to ten.
‘fl..
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FAWCEI
ladies
and euro
We will oiler today. Saturday, April 7. a lull line at
Trimmed Turbans
, ’S,
HATSand BUNNETS y...
(all More porcine-lug clwwhrre
flock.
anon am.
”on...
" a water on, Korean
PURCHASING tensor. ram ' acct-I mun-em.
II It. lollorwallt. .
Mrs J A Decker y . amptled frog» the latatandbedworke
' ' - SPRING season ........,.......... m...»
Ills resumed “Dre-rm, A akin’ ! in_thie city. and on Ind 1 PRICE. ‘0 mute.
W "a “' "n "m” 888' nu ma. would Min every lentil desirous 0!
Boom M and to, until-ad's muck. w— herming‘ThoIWl “(limit-1:) do?“ ‘i‘a‘tuh duh e
nth. proper , . I
Wuhington Street. '1' u e s a a. y S ghoul o'iemlnncri. with elial‘l'w: teach ourheh'itli'lE
r in connectimi lhnoo‘ilh “why" oondnetul I‘m! 01ml: week, during the month: or :gwgfl III"! 800'" into ”'0 WW '9” M"!
m o m Wm ‘ en lull ' m”
in NB. gut any M . A ' “SHORT HINTS” contain: the "III", and will
m......r:.....mwmm 1‘” i3. “”‘luma” mummWW-‘MW
mi... 31!stth ll...» , " “WW" ”"‘ semen.
Until further notice we will mail and! of our.
.. ”gangrene“. W. we
0 , in van
”towel... ..
1! logo t um I: onwou anew-
"W‘: W. " r‘lm'itwn... ..
I our n name on to
ontddcgoi‘l‘hchnndle and write on the word litt-
qnetie also, and then we will know who end- it.
i. L. CRAGIN e (I...
from $2.50 up.
PHILADELPHIA. FEB-N.
lillNTl-ll
NEW WHITE ‘AND? Flier
Mattings.
ALSO
cantor:
ll Ml'l'TlNlll
._.]N..—.—
PATTERNS.
‘A.’ DIGKERMAN & SON,
39 Washington street.
South Nor-walk.
O
articles tui
(‘fi
Landreth’s Celebrated Garden Seeds!
The lugcet,thc beet meomnenl intliis tliy. Every package warranted, try them. Al!" many other
uteri-st you.
I3 Oranges for ......................................................... 250.
(Junior: New Dairy Butler, ...................................... 30c. lb.
l’rciib Country Eggs. ....... . ..... . .................. .
'l'lie Celebrated new Irv-op Canned Goodmtutricl
California Evaporated Peach
”and“.
. .. . . .lsc. doz.
Iy Brill-class)
and Apricou,
Evaporated Raspberries,
Pmed Cherries, New Maple Sugar,
Whll!‘ Clover llonéy in the Comb,
'l'llc Celebrated Cocoanul Macaroni»,
Tomatoes, Can. ........................
The Finest Creamery Butler in Town, ,
fro-b “rice in week, In [-2 and lib. prints, 35c. lb.,3lb. for SI.”
Also a large variety of first-class goods.
.......................
10c. and up
"Sorllitleld Creamery ”
Call on us and we will make you happy.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR-
lint-Iv ll!
mam
SEED POTATOES.
w .‘w, ._. _
aine Rose,
Nova Scolia
“’hite Star,
Queen
e_hcnuly ul‘ llcln'on
Niame- Burbank.
“mite Elephant.
1
and "e". 8. Rose.
of the Valley,
“’bito Bose,
Swamp Rose,
Mammoth Pearl,
Peerless.
-—-—»—4oo—~———-
C.E.Remson-
mm
lam.
mm
. “I”.
Amt her warm. in» come
wan-thing dimerrni. in incl. 1: mmplrte change from
W. B. HALL 8; 00.
We have loot received our t'pri
on loud.) the mu. and I
excitement on In
tune. but to burr eerie-t. well
to come again. Pol equal qualitie-
Tongan»
“T. «B. HALL & 30.;
BRIDGEPORT.
SPRING-TIME.
Who are
upon us, bringing with it new ideal,
new iabrlcl. new tuition, end adenine tor
all thing: mining to winter.
located at
Cor. 01' Main w Cannon 81:39
Call attention with jutprlde to their van collection oi
New Dress Goods, Silks,
Ready-made Suits,
Cloake, Wraps,
and all that is
new in Upholstery Goods and
Curtains.
Great Sale of Linens
-—-——-AND--—-
and» mi! that will prove a
moderate that wi i
o! Bleached. “Whack. (him
I
lulled
TOWELS
'2’“. Each.
mum-Ia nun: Mir. be guilty.
W.B.HALL&CO
onocsmas AND mans
Housekeeping Goods.
NEW PRICES A31) NEW (%()ODS.
n2 ltnpmuione iron I -heei _,
not neck of um he 3.3”" mm.” 0‘ it
it to not . mild, and will oler
. on -i Ill l a I
aim: M to the buyer when it. tlr tugging out
ol w ‘thW mime «who con-tom
meal, Gluo Cloth Borne . Grub Twillrd.
an m 3r magi rung; mum
«lemma.
“AT 111: 0M! "AND (DP—mu
1'. even am a. son
SPRING‘WOOD. ‘
Alila ”HIDE-Iii PILLS]. PJEIOHIPEI‘LY.
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cameraman». 011'! mmnmrmammmn 10me US-
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