V ' ' which was the regular time for assembling,
m we. or emotional;
um DWI IISUIID.
mm renamed consideration 0! the
brill Ml, fir. Teller taking the flour.
mow the administration for hav-
h‘lnrand Wan duet interests and moth
ukiaitsilnanclsl policyandcomplained
“More had not opposed the silver pol
by a the treasury. The course of the trees
department in the matter of hood pur»
3““ W as “habecility of the
, M clmracter," and he claimed that
1: momhadhemhat in that waythan
wouldhsre paid every vetoed pension hill
. hlwyeara But that course hadbeenil
the interact of the bondholder, o! the money
laden, of the money grabber, and not in the
.hterstofthepoorman. Hedidnot desire,
knitweay anythingharehol theadmin-
W of the treasury department; he
lately submitted the facts. He wanted the
maple to understand that the administrav
, “Iliad with laggurd steps, with delay and
“tattoo applied the public money to the
- fiyment of the public debt.
' When Mr. Teller «included, Mr. Allison
dated a oonwrrent mlutlon for a rece-
d congress from Saturday next, at 10 o’clock,
”Nov. 19. He asked its immediate consid-
cation.
Ir. Cockreli aid that ii congress should
uljonm until the first Monday in December,
lid ileum then continue in session without
htrmbiou at Christmas time, just as much
would be accomplished. He _questioned
Witwmld boposibletoobtainnquo
" tum in'the middleof November.
Mr. Reagan spoke in favor of Mr.'Coch
.ldlhfinasdklalaolfr. Holeand Mr.
Mr. Allison said that Mr. Cockrell had
daimed Tuesday that the senate tarii! mono
mwunothaniedwithaviewtopaesingit,
aadhewautedtoshow thattheRepublioam
milieu-nest in their expresionsoiado
iretopaeathehill Herald that he wanted
histtbetenxper of the sonataand hein-
ddedon his request for unanimous consent
to immediately consider the resolution
Mr. Morgan objected and the resolution
wait over.
Ir. Horgan addremed the senate on the
pending question He said that the propoei
thatoadjourn until the mini lie of Novem
he was a bit of fineme to cover the death oi
fliotlrifl' bill. If Republican senators Wen
In ”not they would attend the sessions oi
tbmato and vote upon the bill. The senau
II! with a of monopoly disguised
in the appearance of fair dealing and justice.
Yet it was a Democratic triumph, for it war
In admileion that the people demanded a
lllanatiou of high taxes Mr. Morgan laid
thatil the framers of the constitution had
had my idea that under it such fortunes as
tho-e of Gould and Vanderbilt could have
been accumulated they would have tried
lane other plan.
He quoted some statements of Mr. Beck to
me that the senate was “the subsidized
five of monopolies.” He declined to give
, thefloor to Mr. Aldrich, who wished to make
adenial of the statements of Mr. Beck.
In reply to a statement made by Mr. Mor-
pn, Hr. Allison said that the difference made
_ the increase in the rate on cotton
ties would be about two cents a hole on cot
tut. He said also, in answer to certain state
meats of Mr. Morgan, that while the protec
flea to the sugar refiner under the present
kw was three-quarters of a cent apound, the
yotectlon under the senate was only three
eighth of a cent per pound.
' ‘ , II. cox’s name:
4' kitchen, Mr. Cox, of New Yon-hm
toaqueation o! privilege, and had read from
the clerk's dealt an editorial in The New Yer)
Tribune charging him With sending nui’rank-
ahle matter through the mails under Mr
, [rank Ir. Cox made a long explanation of
hi course in tracing the package mid to
have been illegally mailer). He presented
g.th of the postofliee inspector in the
y ‘ 1a.. Hr. Coxuid he had called upon the
-' editor oi’l'bo Tribune and had been show:
-‘. ‘ “package. and while the signature was s
. :3 Wtion of “his own it wasaforgery,
was neither his signature or authorized
hyhim. He had endeavored to wrath
may for purposes of evidence in the for
investigation of the matter, but The
mmmurmderit to him or to
thapuatoflke authoridw. The Tribune, hi
all, had apologized for the Momma-cal
hirh."but had afterward repeated them.
report at the Nice inspector statue
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Mmmewmmmomma Wbdmtheem o1 they-trainer
length,andeaidthat new-aw manna» My.» mm»: 1.5,. ammu-
tomato ”mom hetero they end. deflhW-lmwwmflm
dtywhetlmtheywowld «copulate/terms“ mm.» W ro'the working“
m. m ratification oi all me iodine in. mama... mam-mulls!“
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lucaee the Minutemen the worm WWWMMWT. B. Bum
they must heenaeMNoalow hymmmv ”Film!“ thkiumm «My. The»
wm: the exception of receiving $11.25 w «Rothkmumhmwwwmw
acreandthe paymentol the entire mono mil» [A mutation, writ»
inn lump,the 11m. by there wallow unless M at 1mm may lie.
tlons, obtained what mm for. ' 1mm mm “may:
WW Mum», “a. we :a. w.
new Italian...
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Wasnmmon ,flflcm Cele Mar» : 7.
' Oct. W ’ manna» Mum-ll, 1. it Burnett»
one has just receiva-lolbtter‘lrom common . , _ .
in which it is stated that onamoch new ‘ ‘wl'fln‘fl‘k‘ "’6' 'm"";';' W‘* has M‘ m and l
. , > m hemmed the MM
Cloverdale, In that stole,- thcrom employed , mm”. that ”mm “m to hop M
about 100 Italime, who wmhuported WM; memo! “kW“khmuuu W
contract by a How Frameiaeodmggfiht timed, mmMmy mm iii» shit to thin
Zabaldeno. It in said than Movements“ wwwmlymfimummmh.u hem-
fobulous gains and oil interlude mahogoMI “mm “W "‘1'"! WW Mm
mines of Sonomo county were held out to the ‘ 1|”me “‘W" m" Mm m“, 0“ u”
people, who were well to do viitimnlltulvikmm . ,8“ M W to.» W" "m.“ M
1, _ ; mummy. lie mmtm were
the Piedmont district oil northern Madly. ; WWW. IMMW the «mom
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hmrseday in: the sum oi S'Jl'pevmomhfl new.» moment mu in me Wm
without board, and osmium Mantle-inherent 01! themm'm ties mam. Wink We he 5»
became of their emperwtedl omn- at ml ' ”91M M mm mm m ”WWW "m
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rm v.11...“ ‘ mam he: ”MM mom (or ”upon-
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turned to the house without In. wppmvall Wfifimg: MW, 333?:
thirteen private pension hillm. 'll'veov of the sill-mllolefwi «I! was: tau 4,, WW”
bills-for the benefit 0! the widow oi on m...“ I... m mum Judith M w.“
nexer Woodworth and William 5+ Loam- meet, one aw «new» (or W. and ma
arevetoed on the ground allot thwml'fllfimz Mamet! "new.” ‘ ‘ ‘ for Hutu-82
delerted‘. mow cm of 11th Ila-pm :3:va mi tang» macaw-e3
dent says: “I do not mppoeethast congrmiu L. “l.“ l “7”” , m”, ”‘
prepared to go so tar in spatial washout Inga.» 3 m7?“ m‘m‘:&tflWM ‘0 WW OW:
lotion as to grant pensions to those W , ‘ . Y 3" WM ;m‘1 ”2,1,”,
whom chargesot d‘eeertiomoppewomamvd." E .1” AM 1-, 3’ ”NW wae aunt “1-,,
cm: cm I” I route: GM, town-rum rum (noel).
Wasmxmow, Oct. m~jtssistow9 m fia’;’,‘.md ‘Mmmw
tary Maynard has telegraphed) to the «11L Mthmflgmam m' 1'
lactor at Port Townsend. W. '17., tiled tho'l am he 5:140!“ hsfidm
treasury department cannot modulator the! r. warm‘he( ' as he ”1‘
landing of the thirty Chinese Miocene who ; {my . i ' ‘MM '5: ‘ I I ”‘5':
recently arrived at that port on- tileeteewm l A. “1% at WW We ‘
“0°“, "0'“ mm , totem 'Mm 1mm 1‘. v, Painterly.
Another Amm mm
max sun nan Bonnet: * ’7‘ ’ The
Wesnmmon, Oct. 17.41:» the home, Mr. 1
miter hm! out b, A. 3:33 Wald imam!
Kilgore oflerecl a resolution: molding for “W ”W“ the ““me ”I. 3mm"
the final adjournment ot’mngvegcow tile filth: m “M ”‘9 1'5“” 5““ 3" ‘9 I“ 0‘ “‘9
inst. Mr. Richardson. moved its retermwto‘ ‘ epmmu “W“ ”Wu“ W may be u
the committee on: WW8 mi unwanted mmwmflmrJhe ”W“ ”W
was W to, 1mm iv} the «M fMIwml Mac. It not of a
WW 1 sort «WWW whmmxeofflwmki: the
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JACKSONVILLLE'S» EMMMW. i: wamedmdwy. ‘ i *
Increase “Cm «vi-mum Weather, ‘ ”Ail-TL Timex.
Nome (Impatient! sanctum. . ‘mammwas M to he
chmmm mu, oer. mam; M WwIkae how! a
Mitchell, president oil thelbomli m1 lento, flew-w; #:1me misc m... or—
reportethirtyeix new cm on yellow in" ”‘9'" M '35 mm ,"W‘ W!”
for twenty-four hours: Them were am " "' "’ " ”0‘ WWWW'Y. ”WWW.
deaths. as follows; 3m Florida; It. W, wmwmfiwthmwdlhlm.
Treesbach, Gustav Mueller. 0i ills new, m WWW W N“ W“ '0‘-
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following ye will.» Mm Wen. one, mm "M w! '0 War we
ElvirnGato,LeonidheJmlluom. Mm 11.x. “new MM at Wm emu
Ingram, Mrs. William and Wayloe'lbk ‘1‘“ m results. A‘ l?” on “Elm
Total cases to am, 3,6633; mom Insane, on. wet flew 6‘ WWW I» I» out
The number of caeeseeemotohoim ' 1 '0 lethally!) to W, lie W metal
owingtothe warmmoist woollen; ‘ M“ "l‘ M “‘1". ‘3 “‘9 “W 0‘
Kmymwcaeee were reported grandam: WWW WW” ”WW
fromSouthJ‘nchomville. 1““wale W In W m «1 _ .
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Dr. Comer, while mu» roumh'fmeo- ' mmkmmma new and
day night, wuxuiataltew m e 11.me W Mfimnfikmflw them:—
ahotot,butfovtunoteliyeecapedlinlm. WWW“ Mm Wm“ muslin
Pansacom, Flax, Oct. ill—«A my M1 wwdk‘m 0‘ '1“
names who were trying toga“ limit fig “am We, on! What his new (no- the
homes in New Orleans wane stopped“ mm. ; ”at” it“. If. his W in they seem
Junction, by order ot the howl} or We! "EM WWW my of o..-
thiu county, and wave» sent hook to m“ a W
Perry, Jacksonville. WM letters mm m to T. 8. Barry
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of yellow lever we reportedlmil It We]... law, you. mm to MM them, on the
dtyeditorot The Eveningl'nw ”no WIMMwMM thhemhhi
a telegraph operator amazed me. macaw «'qu as heap-mu it.
deaths havebeen reportedliwtllrmdiomm may m w“ m to Mane in)» to
empatientnuuedliuhhlb-io tllmtglin no to momma Windham
dying. All the rest at the sick one «MI mmmodmwm grievances
well. The relief committee received M WWW Matthew amid
“Allin-term We will! have plenty of loot earl W. ltwnaal in rain. The
both money and snpplieo for 34111 wonky.” i land In! no mo. Mtomam
mande limo '
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Carmen, Oct. M~Amellbged emerged "
low fever iolepovtedl from) thallium
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take thsplaoeelt‘ o mhwdtw have
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grim opened ermine.
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Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
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8 sum; today»: to 4 pm
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now ytepared to make plans and e :clhcavou
and lllpcl'llllflld the construction of nildinge
'l'llllls BEA 8013A it”).
Omen~Taylofs Bulldlng Waehmmon N, no.
Mali. . 0.. Box 77.5. Ilhw
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans finished and manna. given.
look»: at all kinda promptly attend-1! I“
ship Ann eta-rt. neat Mum
l’. 0. a «a. South Norwalk Ct.
ATTENTION .
Sewing Machine supplies,
anaemia“. Pam. Needles. Pelagic“ formalin:
(Io-amino rll ofsl km a Mono
W lactate-0:? ‘ (T, X. SHAKER.
In in all" ho. Non-alt. 858-]!
J 3. mi i’nosn, ‘
’
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or comm l.
Olin [not of lianland St. on Water. P1). Bu til’l’.
J I). JEISIKGS.
. Sm to L. B. Quinlard.
Undertaker & Embnlmer.
swarms Nlonr BELL m rm: cm. :13.
lo. 0 Knight 8L Iteddcnce. 5 Elm St.
8803a: Natural“, Conn.
C II. D‘AB‘I'OIB.
s
(bu-rev for Weddings and Parties. ice (Fri-aux
manly on hand [or e sick and well. ills eels
brunt lino! Ben. and mplggnom (me.
no IAIN 81”.. . NORWALK. C'l'.
gain? taifizfi'a‘mas’m xiii.
5) Washington am...
y Dailynoaw to Hammad from l to; p:-
mandamus-none too.
”lateral allowed on Depoalts.
swim means he.-
.Ioun n. braids. mum:
13H! JOHN 1|. ”APP. the. ana Treat
3131mm ‘&“"‘L"ll‘oiiinl‘i;l7",
Auctioneers and ltoal Relate Ashe,
:0 Insulation St" South Namath.
Enamel the meet dealt-bio building loan in
Booth lorwalh and am Norwalh [or "In at
"U “I h I on D
Houses to rent and not! collecwd. '5'“ on
George II. Raymond, "
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Calisuduemylsrns otail hindsof lumlme.
a “II. ltraot. I'm-1h.
Allomaradtohrniehanrylhl f
mime: thldeaomayorn 1W
muflummucaae kyplses.
WilllllSIalilllfll'l!
mum on EliGllAVEDl
1A SPECIALTY.
Pilli'llll 11F ill. I 8
at m V
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Sentinel , once
m1 Harrie. some it
When-non. "'
A FULL LINE 0]"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. w thin: out
w. c. oumrano,
luau: um. nwox.
Slate“; Roofing
We “szmclmjohal ‘ ‘
sLA-I-ING
in either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR. or
PENABGYK SLATE
all llllli 1181' 1101 III IIIIIIII;
Parties wishing slate roofing should call on us
before committing mwhen.
A. BACK 8500.
Water 83.. foot of stiland South Norwalk.
J. 'I‘ltlts‘TRAi“,
' OP'I‘ICIA'N,
'6
83 Main at. South .‘orwalla.
Visual imperfections om-clrd and corrected.
Gold Spectaclw. Ruling Howe and Eye (llama.
Our lemon- of unwnor quality and at mamnahw
prices. 11122.11
firm, s
WM—[tflr $‘
‘ Examiner In
1576 to 1833.
Olllccs. 436 Main S'rctfi.
U. 8. Pal. man
“RIM“?ORT. (‘0.‘5 a’.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01’
Meats,
Poultry,
”AND—M.
Vegetables,
Always fresh and at a moderate price would do well
to call at the
III III MIIII
Before Purchaeim: Elsewhere.
(Mien solicited and south delivered to any part
at (my.
Jlllllflllll Sfllfllllfllll, Plflll.
”Mills l
III “1111111138
AND AT
Lowest Bricesl
W
The Boat Goods for
the Least Honey
way...
H. S BBflWN’S
300T & SHOE STORE,
mark a new. meek
a. atom.
a
.1
&
BniDGEPoR-r.
Special Importation.
3'! WHITE LINE STEAHEE "33.111310.”
We have this do altered at the Canon House at this one lot of am; it Barium clothe
which are in all the {ow shades-vain all the number- ot float Black Henrietta.” ladle- ma save
mixed: by ulwlnghuathuolou. - .
BROADCLOTHS.
We also filler, our own importation. lily plans 0! haile- Broadclotha, on which we usrantae a rav-
ing of weenie a ynul. Pom. .41, 81 it and site. Each lot in: lweive abode-r. 3
Extra. Wide Wool Henriettas.
Ono canon! lhowideet and beat Henrietta Clothe over brought to this
also a large line 0' medium golden of (la-hume- sad Bennett». prim, 8m
canto. too. 6%., true. . 9
co ,ME'I'NATION SUITS.
We shall open to day one hundred new and beautiful ruin and only one of 5 style will be sold in the
ly. i
' ~~~——'75 CENTS.-—
12:) Pisces of Rich Black Rhodium. Colored Bhutan!“ and Black Follies, our best $1.00 goods at 75
cents.
An Unusual Opportunity to Buy the Renowned liulnet a (211:
Black Silks.
At Low Prices.
To allmulate the pill: trade We ropore to eelldnrluz the present week live lots of Rich Black Oren
Grain elite. Ihe genuine GUI-NE fronds, at Ihe follpwxng prices: abet-3., It on. $115. 8! 25, $1.35 per
. These are low figure: lor ch Black alike but they are not acorreelxmdlugly low 3:31!!! of goods;
on the worry. they are madernf an excellent quelliy oi pu e silk, son. rich and hen me, and an
famous for Eunice no any silk In the world.
wcilme and ice what we pronounce the best value that has been sold for 3: years.
Fallie Franoalse.
A lot of 20 pivots 24 lnchcw wide. the genuine $1,751 nallty, will he opened today at ”.1". so such
value was ever offered in the city before. ‘ l ‘
Colored Francaise.
Twenty-two new shades, the unto grade that we have usually sold at 81.25, will be ewld at 91 to in
(into early purchasing, *
W.B.HALL&CO
BII 1’. LI 113’ “I 12111 1111
MBRINII UNDERWEAR
In All Sizes and Good Values.
I. IIIIIIIIIIIIIII t son,
85 Washington Street.
Of our own Importation.
market will be offered today;
cl
South Norwalk.
WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME
NEW PERFEGTIUN BHBKWHEAT FLOUR IN PACKAGES
A'ao Pore White Clover Honey in the comb. If you with something lendld. ir a racks of the
Genuine Baton Brown Bread at me. per package. We are receiving Ihofilehratcd ’Comanul fiercest-out
twice a week. For (name. Malone. Banana, hill-2s (hopes, Mixed Nuns. My “mom“ Evaporated
Aprlcote. Ruphemee. Punches, Orange and Lemon Peel, and a full line of Dried Fruit;- We hare to
an“: a large aeommcm of the ,
Dew Drop Canned Goods
Which are mictly um class and will suit the most fastidious. We are selling lite Giit Bigc Butler at a
low price. it will pay you to call on n». New Raielne from we to 525: d. ' ream
Choc-c a specially. Our Teas limitations are the very beet. W mu“ Rich Fun C
And the Price, Why That’s All Right.
Hp-..“—
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
’70 “’ASHINGTON S'I‘RBJET.
A Look at Our Large Assortment of
“FURNITURE-—
Will Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
87.?89 AND 91 MAIN 5.3T!
UP BTAIRS.
s’oum nonwam.
“A? ms OLD ”AND or—m-
T. BUR]! omn Jo SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
A'l'l ounune FILLIlBfl’INDMI’TLY.
MW
em mm mm n to roam immune no men won on.
Now is the timelto put in your
WINTEB’S S'l‘flfll !,
h—«v» coo ~~——-
ALL THE'FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
——————M.._.._..
Deliverel BI Careful Drivers.
Glenn and Free from
Slate or Stone.
H YMflNfl Bill
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT ENE.
NIIIIIII 111m 11111.
—THE PROPELLERS-
City of Norwalk 8; Eagle,
Will make daily tri _
. tunda a cane , for
freight between New I pted
ork, Noni-alt and South '
Diorwalk. WIll leave Pier :13, foot of Beekman street.
New York. eve-rs evening, except Saturdays, at 5
o'clock, andon Saturdav at 2 p. In. Law: Nor-
wnik Briuge and Sour Norwalk every evening.
Freight taken from and received for all
polnta on the Dubary and Horwalh and
Shem; Railroad- at Greatly Reduced
Rates.
Upon applic‘tion to agents the _City of Norwalh
and Eagle will he lent fore l lots 0! frei ht
anywhere in New York or its rm; g '
wan pemone are forbid trusting any of the
employees of the hosts of misllnc on accountot
the owners tharof.
E. C. WHITNEY’S ART STORE.
37X Main Street,
50. NORWAI. .
FRAMING at lewesi nrloet.
Full line of Artists’ Matenals.
an THE BEST.
———-rnn.——
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S'I‘EAM
HEATER.
Twenty in me in this town. one of them in the
Sentinel 0mm. where it can be seen lnopenllon on
application.
W. ELIEIIEK“ ER
Sole Agent tor Norwalk.
«a» . ‘0‘» w...“
SANITARY PLUHBING em) LOW ransom
name a SPECIALTY.
__..w..__.
rhodium fou muting all ulna o! Pip“.
WASHINGTON EL. South Kuwait. Ct
99 MAIN STREET
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