Discussing Political Candidates
in the House.
m...—
HOBIING A'I’ HIE HILLS BILL.
II Prone-ulna Ia [trike I‘ll Ham trove
.thormuetnvl-nneedeotme-
nuance I‘ve-I Beth Elder-flutter“.
Talk II III Innate.
Wasamoroa, June it—Tho teatore of
the home proceeding- yesterday was the
political colloquy between Maura Bplnola
and Netting. at New York. '
The house went into committee of the
‘ wholoonlhotarifl’bill‘ Auction to strike
out sun». sisal gram and other vegetable
sulntances from the tree list was rejected.
Mr. Bayne quoted Mr. Scott'n remark: of
yonterdzy an an extraordinary curate-mm
that the Democratic leader. were ignovaatot
thoprohublocflectof the pangooltln
Bills bill on tho industries of the country
A motion to strike out burlapr irornthe
tree list was rehcted.
Mr. Ilohiilliu, 0t Tenneasoemtovod toplaee
upon the free list bugs of jute for grain.
which was agreed in.
Quito n sharp colloquy ensued between
Mom-r. Bpinola, Weber and Rolling. 0! New
York; Brunnn, of Pennsylvania, and Resell,
o! ”ambitions. on thematic 0! President
Cleveland and Goverma- Hill, in which Mt.
commended Governor Bill {or his
veto of the bill to prevent corruption at elec»
flamandmidtberowaenoplaceintba
United States where electims were an iairly
conducted an in New York.
“No man in the Republican party,”
vetted lit. Bpinola, "can detect David it
Bill (or governor, and you have no man you
canpnton your ticket who can carry the
state agaimt Grover. Cleveland"
Mr. Netting asked it the gentleman did not
know that there were (mono workmen in the
state oi New York.
Mr. Spinola—Yos. and they vote the Dem-
ocratic ticket, and I venture to make the
Miction that New York city will roll up
(It) .000 majority for the Democratic candidate.
Mr. Rotting—Do you mean to my that
those “1),“!!! workmen are in lavor of the
Mills bill!
ltlr. Spinola did not give a direct answer to
the question, though Mr. Nutting persisted
in demanding one, and Mr. Resell, oi hie-a.
chneetta, shouted "Yest" his reply being
greeted with applause and laughter.
Theclalea placing on the Irwlist machinery
(or linking cotton bagging was rmcbed, and
Mr. Lind, of Minnesota, moved to include
machinery for making twine of hemp or jute
butts Lost.
The next paragraph was tin platen
Mr. Dnlzell, of Pennsylvania, moved to
strike it out. and madea speech in favor oi
promoting this infant iodmtry.
Mr. McMillin opposed the motion "We
were naked to keep up the duty on tin plate
merely to force Iomehody to make it.”
Mr. You, of Virginia, wanted it protected.
"The laboring people 0! this country lost
fluflufll annually in wages by not being
allowed to produce tin plate." Virginia
could produce everything necessary to make
the hint tin plate. Put the duty at 2 2-10
min per pound uud give the south a
chance. said Mr. Yosl. and in five years time
we could compete With the world. The
tuture oi the tenth, he said, was bound up in
infant indutriec. and the had long enough
paid tribute to the north. No man, be said.
amid makea canvas in Virginia this year
onthehasisotthehiills bill.
Mr. Randall, of Pennsylvania. said the
broad question presented was whether we
could produce tin plate here profitably. We
could. and he had seen it done. The men
who distrusted the matter without reference
tolabor belittlcd it. It properly protected,
under the natural lawof supply and demand.
the price of tin plate would decrease here.
We should let the wage earner in the United
States produce what he could produce. We
had long enough drained the country 01 816.-
«who annually. paid out [or tin plate, three
iiiths of which went to Great Britain For
one, said Air. Randall. with applause Item
the Republicans. he was opposed to lawrlng
a foreign country at the expense of our own.
Without action on the motion to strike out
the motion, the committee rose and the house
adjourned.
Air. Hale called up Mr. Morgan's molution
in the senate as to the fishery treaty, and
spoke at length. He said that Mr. Morgan‘r
speech hm week had tilled him with wonder
that be. as a representative of his party, the
administration. should urge the cause of
"our iriendc tho enemy." Ile recalled the
words of Lewis Cues. 0! Michigan, that the
United States got the right to fish not [torn
England. or {tom Canada. but {tom God
Almighty. and that they meant to hold on to
It. The treaty was a failure, and must in.
evitably be no. became neither the edmlnle
tration nor the negotiators had been able to
take in the whole situation or consider the
steady march of Canada for the last twenty
years. under British tutelage and inspiration.
making attacks upon us under the guise of
carrying out treaty stipulation and in the
centre of violating them. He alluded to the
Canadian Pacific railway u being built. not
tor the wantc oi the country through which
ltpatvcd. lorootom rprang upon Its line. but
ttwaa built by tboltronghandotthegenrn-
.ment for purpose military and commercial.
Mr. Hale criticlrcd the action of the trees.
ery department in giving "traatportatloa in
bond" pt'tflll‘. totheCanedlan Pacific. and
to the mamhip llaae between San l'raneleco
and Vancouver. which lines canted lrelght
which ought to be carried by American linen
lo canola-ion lit. Bale ale It reamed to
not at calm-
Ir. Bureau-demotion renown-ct
whichhad jut been made by the Britta
“mention-hip railway between the
gallium” aadtbeOoltolBtlAvmaeo.
aadraldthatbyttaayeumher o! unheat-
couldbacoaveyerltothelaha
llr. Bale raid tint the at." Mon
FAO'POR'Y.
filamlwnlnmormud WM
llfilllll BUILDING LOTS
. OI WOODWAID AVI. NR BALI.
INQUIBI or
E. A. Woodwargx.”
REAL ESTATE,
WT NORWALK. '
much
lothiaI tor cell
and term may.
BUILD] N G LOTS
III the m locatloaa.
J. S. RANDALL. ‘
Building Lot
0n the West side of MAIN
8'12, in the neighborhood
of the Methodist Church
FOR ,SALE.
Enquire of
'1'.“ LOB it GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agency,
Washington St.
Building Into.
Two desirable I“Building Late ”130mm street. at
a reason-b leprlce Size 'lfixi
Ap pplirIlla to TAYLOR A: GOLDEN.
Bell Relate urancc Agcnta,
Washington street, 80 Vorwalk.
ml? lln
Building Stone for Sale.
00D Building Stone lor sale by the
and, yard or foot. delivered. Then
alone are quarritd with rare, and are the
boot that can be obtained.
Apply “3
'l‘. B. BUYER. or
t! ll. W. RAYMOND.
Building Sand For Sale.
RDBRS loll with J. R. Raymond. tool of [lavi-
land street tor building and from my bank,
will be thanklullly received and
omnily attended
0.]. hKltthll
lllllll lllmmil
DO NOT PRO”! 35"
A GREAT STORM
--0It ANSOL'XCE A —-
Gram] .llay Festival,
lBut Di) Claim to Carry the
LARGEST & new STOCK
——or——
fill Gulls all Gallllllls,
To be found
NORWALK AND l’ICINlTY.
Prices Always Right.
llllLElll Slllllll
J .H Kinefelter,
DEALER IN
Milli, Fill Ulllll‘l,
Vegetables. Fruits,
CANNED Goons. ETC
—~—~~«o--——
[11111. l. l., N. H. l H. Danni
Telephone Connection.
MAIN STllllLT
DECKER
wan. reruns.
PAINTS. 011.8, «to.
House Painting.
Paper Hanging.
CALGIMINING.
DECKER
M's W
MAIN STREET
W WW
zoom nonwanx.
E. O. WHITNEY’S
Art and Stationery am...
am IAIN l‘t‘.
ewtoa‘e 'l'ahee re llmer‘ n t:
'3
“All“ A! wine!- moan.
Illtt W. P. van-an. lira-pr.
&
F H. P90me
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ARCHITECT.
Room 6. flanhnd'v Block.
Wuhlogto: aural. South Norwalk jolt am
CLAW
0.431381. NOB WALK.
mayorawllntiloamandltolandmto
up?
Dean
sable. Booth
worse Wis
no, ll term. mammal
to William P"! It
Allis. PLACE.
Booth liorwalkcoen.
ALEX. B. GIBSON-
Otnalat ot the Pint Church Water
MW '
Pianolorte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
762 Iy Lock Box 9 P. 0.. KORWALK. CONE.
DB. 0. I". DOUTWBW
DENTIST.
0am and Raldcnc
Launn'e BLOCK. IAIN 81‘. no BORWLLK
mamdwlthoui in by the mootuuor
ddwv 9 it! or
promo.- opcncd «mince.
E. ’l‘flOMES.
AGENT FOR '1‘!!!
Phwnix Immune}:N 19° of Hartford
NOTARY PUBLIC.
BOWA YTON. CONN.
DB. MeGOKZGAL
——OMCI All]! RHXDIXW
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
xonwrcx. coax.
Oihce Bonn-4mm 9 a.In.; from i to a. and 'l to
8 p.-.: Sundays—2 to c p.m.
WConImunlcation by telephone. ti roe
W 8. KNAPI’.
ARCII ITEC'I‘.
It now prepared to make plane and a location
and anpcrlntend the contraction ol mldioxc
TBBHS REASONABLE.
Omen—Taylor’a Building Washington St.
Norwalk PA) 0.80! 775.
J C. 030‘VB.
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and Estimate-e given.
.lobbing r of all kimle promptly attended to
Ann etrccl. near Main
lit?” «“3. South Norwnlk Ll
ATTElh'TION.
\ 0 I v ‘
bewmg Machmo aupplica,
Attachments. Part.- Necdloe Belle etc. tomb-bed
General Repairing of all kinds and makes of
Sewing Machines C. M. BIIAILER
83 Halo 8L. tlo. Nonalk. SSB-ly
J B. BAY M0\D,
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie fool of llarlland St. on Water P 0.1km: till.
J. D. JI’VVI‘GS,
Succcs ~50? to L. E. inmard.
Undertaker & EIIIbaIlIner.
No. 4 Knight 5:. Ittlfilllclll‘t, 5 Elm at.
8804M Norwnll.,curIII.
C It. Ir'ArtTols.
,
C
(‘aleru in! Wedding and Portia. lot- (rmm
constantly on hand forum nick and no ll. llie crle
bmlul Root Blur and Emplnvn n m tItllu
\lAlN $12. so NURWLLK tf'l'.
SOUTH NOBWALK SA‘ INGS BARK:
bl Washington Strict.
Open Daily from 9 to it a In.. and item 1 to: p. In
and on Saturday evenings from o lo 8.
H’lutercst allowed on De paella.
annex somms
roux n. lentils Vice-Pm”
Mlv. JOHN ll KNAPP. Soc. aoo'l‘rcae
llOBBELL 5." I.’HOMIDIFU
Auctioneers and llcal Estate Ag’tu,
36 \"aelilngton St.. South Nonvnlk.
nave romeo! the must do-elrnble building lots in
South hum-1k and Bart Norwalk [or rule at
bargains
“ounce and lots will on may Iuma. D2! tbm:
who wantto boy consult with them belotc looking
elacwboro.
[loom to rent and renti- collected.
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
(fall and see my large nice at all kind.- of lurullnre.
30 Main Street. Norwalk.
Aloe prepared to furnish everything necessary for
the interment of the dead day or night. Tole phone
arnniclion with mldente. No. 8 Berkley place.
Bic 190m
1'. '1‘. RYAN-
9%3'
‘9 \r
llaa ”1&th tho czclurlvc right {or Nrmmk
ulh Norwalk to are the man Electric
Vibrator. and extract! teeth“. withoolllnln. and tree
or an echo change rtlrlal teeth a
spool: y. once and mldouco wedlolaInQIethodln
panoumfitorwalk. CI. Open cvonlnge. more
JUST RElElVE
for the Spring and Summer trade.-
-—A large lemma 0!
Mills-
-8||0l8
From 12 Different. Factories.
Begum.“ tor loot-m bought Michal!“
mew-r
Fll‘ Billll llllll llll‘ll.
Nylon and prleee too numerou-
lo mention.
ocean; can. an» examsn
No trouble to their goods.
0. H. HARVEY;
. I2 Main Street.
A Second Hand
South Non-Walk.
Other- Ava. But Irma.
1....
WB. * HALL & 00.,
STATEMENT.
After several days of negotiation with the owners of the
stock of one of the largest importers in Boston, which was
i sold by order of the Court of Insolvency, we succeeded in
purchasing at a mere nominal percentage on the cost of im-
portalion. This stock, which was personally selected by Mr.
Hinman In Europe for this season ’5 trade, consists of
Cashmere Shawls Jerseys. White Goods Robes, Chantilla,
Spanish and dllnptian Lucas. Floonc age, Embargo,
Lace Curtains, Bed Spreads, Towels, Salinas. he. .
“5%” voeypartlcularl (metal-recur thin-tack. nit mhheutuglveonrartem-
”mwufllytnucm Choice. New,th Gondola-sleuth“ halrt heutual met. We harem
only locum-lewdthwyhrgatmuuhalloflcr,barinvltealltocneaadufonlnnwtvee
HAMBURG SKIRTINGS.
mupleccelflneSklrtlI-n. Biocheewldnanlnch Bathroom; tmtwimpornnxlperyam. ourpriee. 79c.
Fiaeilkirtlneindb i.achuwide ”techs-holder“ couttoimporntlwlierynd; warmer. 7k.
Ines l'lnellklmop lblachelwiue.$~lnchemhmidery: e llullllport unopened: onrpriw 8159
10 pm PM Skirting 0-inch Embroidery; out to import, '3 per yard; 'oat lines. 8150- '
.5plecce Pineilklrtlnge. 40-inch Imbroldery; motto import {Lt mm yard; our price, 31% .
and choice variety ol :2- inch Plouuolnp lorChlldren a Drcercem
importer ion.
IRISH CRflCflE'I‘ EDGINGS.
‘ 12 YARD PIECES.
8,000 pieces; cool to import. 15. to. band 30:. per place; our pricce. lo and 15:.
LADIES’ UNDERW’ EAR.
Bother Hubbard Night Bronco. coat to make from 551: to It each; our prim, w. 59. t5 andl'llc.
chcmiaee. with yokee at make and embroidery coat to make tron: All to much; out ole-.25. 50mm
Drawm. $5.33!: Inch. cmbrlc ruille and embroidery. cool to nuke from as to '51: per ;ocr vacant!»—
Walklagtlkmn trimmed with'l‘orchoalaccandmbmidery. onetlomaketrornfl Sta 8!. some; our
lyrically!» "ll-Mite.
* Laces and Veilings.
Vail LacesJigyptlan Laces, Oriental Laces at less than Ila]! Cost
Cmrmymneeattolmpevt new lecaot 12 or: onrprice‘yonlt
Cream Pancylacee coetto import'per yardptonr “ML: selling price, at only i. 2 3.4 sand“.
The Grandeat Bargaina in this Sale will he
Black Chill} and Guipure Laces Flounclnll all Will,“
There Laces will he oflcred at prices“Id tlw will be appreciated by our patrons to each an extent at to ac-
rate their immediate sale on loulkyand
prince leatthanhall the coetol
”W. B. HALL&CO
A Look at Our Large-Assortment of
"FURNITURE--
Will Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,”
The Place to Buy is at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
UP STAIRS.
SOUTH NOBWALK.
SPECIAL mer: SALE
P—ATa—
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Fozfiash.
lngrain Carpets.
1-) cts. and Upwards
All Wool “ 50 “ “
Tapestry “ 44 “ “ “
Velvet “ $1.00
Wall Pa pers, Shades, &c.
A. llllKlllMlN & Sill,
39 Washington Street. South Norwal’k.
Landrelh’s Celebrated Garden Seedle
Thelargeot, the heel assortment lnthie city. Every packagi- warranted. try them. Alec many other
nrticlca to interest you.
I3 Ornnuoa for ........................................................ 25c.
I "II‘IIIC New Dairy Buucr, ...................................... 300. III.
Fresh ( ountry Eggs. ........................................... 18c. flux.
The Colehrrued Dow Drop Canned Goods. (mien. lint-clan)
‘ California Evaporated Peaches and Apricots.
Prunolla. Evaporated “author-rice,
Pttlcd Cherries. New lllnplc Sugar,
While Clover Honey In the Comb.
'l‘ttc Celebrated C ocoanul Macaroona,
Tomatoes, Can. ............................................... Idle. and up
The Finest Creamery Butler in Town, “Northilclrl Creamery,”
fro-II twice u week. In M) and lib. prime, 85c. lb. filth. for ".00
Also a large variety of first-class goods.
Call on us and we will make you happy.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR.
SEED POTATOES
Earl
Maine “one,
nine Beauty of llehron,
Maine Burbank.
" White Elephant
Nova Scotla and N. B. Roan,
White star,
Queen of the Valey,
White Rose.
Swamp Itoee,
Mammoth Pearl,
Pearle».
C.E.Remson.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
--—-.A’l' 1'11! OLD I'l'AllD (ll—~—
1‘. 31133 GUYEB 8r. SON.
.arnrnowoon. .
ALI. canons men rnomrrn‘r.
Wren-a
nmmfiflrmwvflrmemmmmm
uMunamm
AWWOP
PAINTS,
Oils ngishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish
Wire Steel Door llate,
Wanda-tiling“
w. o. oulurano,
announcement.
ll‘lllll
Baking Plllll!
mans or consortium
of ram-an.- ‘
Tllll! 'l'llll!
Boldaodrcmmdedhy
CharlecESey'mour.
amount.
70 Washington Street,
sown NOBWAIK.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
mum ll
SEWER PIPE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
Iapreperedtoauke matinee with main m
ealhclaoeti'avaahlcleruu.
"mice in thin city will rind it to their advantage to
salt!
ing to connect with the recently laid
call on him.
F. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Norwalkmt.
The Metropolitan's Record For l887.
1397?;35 number of outstanding Polioee ourlm
Gain in Aarcta during 1887 92,201.05”;
“Gain in Premium income during 1587. 31.19.51.
“min Interest Receipts durinug 188?. $36.00
Gain in Gross income during 1887. 51.5.321.88
Number of Death C laime paid in 18313.8.“
Amount paid to l’olicv— ho dots during 1887. $.-
lfl. out a).
Number 0! Po. lciee In Force. 1 MS ism
\‘c‘w Insurance written during 1887 “384 ”1218(1).
Capital and Surplus for neunty oi l‘ollcy- holder!
on: and above the metro required by law, (A per
cent )and all otherliabillliee. 3! 16! .953 0.
Amount paid by the (I ompany to its Policy-
holdors tor Claim, use since organization. plea
present invested Amie. 315.608.183 33.
Joann] LRIPNIK. Agent.
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
, -AND-—
Silverware.
Special attention to the repalrl of Inc
watches and jewel by?“ 58
s
e“
Nfl'l'llll “Bill.
la?“ Examiner II
Offices, 436 Main Street.
One Quinn—The Belt.
om. m.
as Main Street.
I]. 8. ”8.0.60
BIIDGBNB'I'. OGDEN.
WA ~
Beef. Wm Lilith. mm Pork. 8:lt W“
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
58 Via-Illusion Street.
GET THE BEST.
u “m
Florida. ”
STEAM HEATER.
Builders Hardware.
alumni] 'l‘lll Wallis
1 Born CART. .
2 in llllll lulu
Plows, Road Machines 8o.
Raymund Bullets.
J. TRISTRAM,
OPTICIAN,
‘83 Main St" South Norwalk.
Virual Importation- deteeted and
Fan Ind mob-u»
(Inhaled-immutable
Slate Roofing !
SLATING-
In cltb BANGOR. 3““! BAR“!- fl
I’ll! not: mu
Gold Spectacle; men
OuIanece
all lllll [Ill full and llllall.
Pertleewiah Slate roofing aheald call
httoreoontractlhrfgeleew an -
A. BACK E Co.
WMSL.!0¢OIWMM
MATHUSHEK
PIAHOS.
“Tried and Triumphant.”
mumumulm.
can't GAPABITV ovum-anon
MD nun-rut '.
Inch laetvument over II. months In
Dmofoonotmcflon. “ml-In
and “neat workmanahlv-
WLLVWAIIAITID. mneuvllllad
a Illa-time and keen In tune at one“
quarter the expense ofany other plans
OVER ”.000 “Ill USE
80nd tor run deacrlptlve more: and
prlcao to
l 'llIE mm a semen on, .
’91 o‘aaau Stern New Haven. Conn.
, auo
naieecrowr. lnrnu. nan-om. Sven.
‘ roan. lIoomovra on luv Iran-rte.
Ion Mam run In: ”an or “Item.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 0!
Meals-
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Alway- lruhmdatanodmpvicewoalddauu
tocailettlle
lllllll Mlllll
Before Purchasing Bleewhere.
“We Iollcltedandmdellvmd to Illy m
' Jllllllll lllllllil. Pllll
lLL llllll,
Lowest Price“
M”
The Best Goods for
the Lent leaey
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Norwalk Chronicler