‘tIaoanIs Itaismms.
Kfifiiceedings of the K. of L.
. General Assembly.
30 REAL BUSINESS TBANHM‘TEI)
AI Important our-Ilowfietttmt ~ One II”
of first Wantod~—Agllntlou of tlw [tight
llonrgurutlonw l'roponlt hm In Hm Nit-wu-
”W ”EMIIlttltuen Ineligible.
lithium-nun. Nov, l? with.» l‘fllll‘x‘ llmt
Mon of the tivnnul A» 'lILIll)‘ of llll!
Knightl of Labor we» lulu-u up III thmli».
cumion of mo of tho grirmm m, In August
of "Ila! your timrge A. Schilling. tiw IIInIItu'
workman of District AmeIIbly 2‘". of ('hlv
. mg”, granted to a llll'llllA‘r of “Ir local. but
Itop-n-hul, Ass-mt-ly MI II trnIMfI-r rnril.
Tho lllll‘tttl’lly I-t N'llllilllg‘fl (‘Olltilllllvllt'y
thin-Ital ngnimt the granting of the curd on
the gronml that wlicn It 1-?ch Inn-Inlay was
“blinded the order npplml to individual
meridian, and therefore no tmIist-r mold
he made to another assembly. An appml
wu tnlIon from chllliug u ruling. which the
mumittoo on animals and grit-I'rnmm sun;
inland. After the three hounI' diurussion the
Int-Inbly mud I muster workman had no
right to grunt a member of I suspended ‘
wrmlily a transfer can]. In addition to this
action the committee on laws was lllntnli'lt-Il
to report an amendment to tho ctmstitu' MI
embracing the nt’liflll of thy an Inbiy.
The only other llllnlllt'rV of tho ».-»i- It was
the introduction by D.- l-I-gntc lit-Inuit of Mon-
trcul, of u re-uvliitinn providing for tho
printmg In (kruiun and French of the an—
nual Blltll'iai of .‘dm 1. M. Barry, the gen-
‘ oral lev-tunr and int Istiizntor of women's
work. it was [In-sul' The address, after
being printed in the two langungw, will be
circulated in Germany and Pram with the
hopeof bringing about an agitation of re»
forms that will In the cud iInprov I.‘ the con-
dition of the working Women of tho»;- roun—
tricn. At the beginning of tho nth-mom; sis-
don llev. \l ilbx P. ('rufts, l). 1)., of New
York city. was intrrxluml to the assembly.
Dr. Crafts is the nth mate of national Sal.
bath reform, and by minim be mink-ml the
dcleguten on this subject. llo Enid Sabbath
reform medial nationalization, as it had horn
treated too much as n local issue. A national
evil needed a national remedy. How then, for
nnhour or more stroke upon tho bail exam—
plothegoycrnnwnt was rotting by work in
its postnlpenice on Sunday llu was pur-
tleulnrly/eetm on Sunday trains and miliv
tnrypnrndes of the regular army at the I or-
tour mats and gnrr'wms throughout the
country.
The committee on tho state of th- order
aubmittcl a report l't‘t’fllulnmtvllng thI- up
pointment of n sparinl committee tomtlcnvor
to bring about legislation for an eight hour
. law. The remrt IIII unaninmnaly approved,
llll the committec II it . appointed Inter on
in the tendon.
Unexpected troubl-arosc i tho assembly
hyndelegnte from DiItrict \. mbly 49. of
New York citv, submitting a [Inquisition
that newspaper men by mode ineligible to
membership in the order. After several
mechahndbecn made pronndrontho
proposition was Ilefmtol, only six delegates
voting for it.
Amlution providing for the organim.
that of local and disrtrict mmhlieu for
Chiuene writ discussed for nourly two hours
Thouefuvoring the proposition claimed that
in large cities like New Yorleoaton, Philip
delphin and San Francisco, whom there were
upon many Chinese laborer-I,greut good
could be done by taking them into the
Knights“ Labor and allowing thorn to or-
localnmldistrict niwtnbliI-«I oi their
The rewluthm was voted down by n
decidve majority.
An ofiicet' high in authority says [risitircly
that Powderly will not usurp: a rw-riE-ction In
general . workman, partly because th-
mlary of t position is to I»;- reduces], and
y because he has under consideration
two odors of tilt-ml salaries lrnm New York
newspapers for work of a special character.
Quad Times for “'orklngmtn.
Rumxo, Pa, Nov. 11—11» t'lymer Iron
may's large furnace at Temple, this
minty, which has been outof blunt some
months. rammed yesterday with u full force
of bulk. Owing to the resumption of no
runny furnaces recently the cxtemive Jones
iron ore mines in ymmnrvon township. this
county, which have had only n partial force
of hands at work, have taken beckon of
their old employ» and now have :1 larger
1111th at work than eve-r before.
A Big Manufacturing Project.
Prrrsncm, Nov. 11—31: Abraham Roam,
the Pittsburg inventor, has organized n com
puny which will erect a nmmnwth rtcel
plant at Hartford, 1nd,, own will have a
capacity for finished product equaling my
in the United States. The mill will use put-
”M owned by in Keene. ltis
nil tint thereisahundnnt natural
the mill sit». 1'hi> majority of the stock
on are residents of Indiana.
lla- Hush-Ii Lost II Hinton.
Prrrsncno, Nov. I‘L—It ha been, leaned
that Dr. Hestetter. who recently dial, leav-
ing 8151111411), once made n will leaving the
cityof Pittsburg. 81,0“),W for the oration
of the finest academy of am and science in
the country. He destnged the will, how
ever, in anger, when he learns] that n judg—
heen issued against him by the
city, and thus Pittstmrg lost a round million.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Ayomxg hton drummer, named 'l'Ji.
Gleason cmtalnbfiefmtion byrcgister-
ing at Willard: hotel, in Washington, a
£11966. Blaine. Jr. flew-thawed:-
connectlaithnditsfimt snow storm Fri-
dill-ism.
Wwaged’fl, theohiatraidentof
MN. ll, dietithereot line-amount»
sultin‘hnlnncold contracted while voting,
Arepeflfremllull Creekdenies thestory
dtholynehlngofthonim in them
Wald.
tiInoI-e which an m sixty feet in
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WNWI’KH TO SPAIN.
(“om Perry thine» Will nap".
MM thln Country Writ.
NW You, Nov 11. ~Congnuuuin Perry
Belmont has been
anointed l'nltul
States, mini-tor to
Spain. lln wot u
letter to the limit-
dnnt by but night'i
ninlluI-vptlnx the
puritlon.
The place but
[men vacant for
Mllllt‘ limo. Thu
fact of tlII- appoint-
ment has been kopt
m-n-Mnut Mr. llul- -
mom. who II'IIII'
m-n lust night, ml»
mitt-Id it and will
ho had tlm'lilftl to
urn-pt. lie ntll Hill for Spain ml‘ly next
month. ‘
Sir. llvlmuni lizni bin-II ring—mun of the
lmlts‘o tori-I4“ Itll’mm minim it" mm“; the
hint two vongn mm, owl hi “ml ('Illllz'lh l h r
”W "militia. Ho Ira-I not It It‘lwlulutr Inr rc-
elm-tiun tn alumnus, an I Would haw l'< tircl
from tho hum-a on March 1 lM'Ii. lliutp
puiutmvnt um nnt urn-rally kIInIIII in»:
(Writing, but it “ill be rm-IIIIIIIIIII lilting
tribute to Mr. linlnwut's wrvi-w to his
party
THE NUN or IIEiIMAnE.
III-r Letter of ltI-Ilgnntlon to the Pope
Made I‘ulillr.
U‘l'lt'A, N. Y., Nov. li—Shtcr Mary l-‘run.
l'lll (.‘lnro, "The Nun of Kcmnnrc," rorcutly
mother superior of the Sisters ot Ponce. is
now living; in retircnwnt in this city. on-
gngtnl in literary W-Il'if. Shelia; lllllllt‘llllbw
lic her lettor of rhiquItiun to Pop..- Leo XI”.
The following is an n-xtrnvit from it:
“How Fnluzn~ It to; with great grief and
regret that l mun-III this lattwr to your holi-
"035. I am obliged to resign into your hands
tlmolllce to which you warn [doused tonp-
point Inn, and to late to otlio. s tho work of
the Unit-r of .',lencc IrhiI- h Inur holincm has
nut horizon! Inc to establish.
"1 have not lulu-n this s'cp without long
and "arch” (‘Ullnl-lt‘flflllflll, for I use every
day more nnIl morn thr- IIrrmity of ruI-h
Work as this for working girl“. They bum-
in. In: -,.I boon tho Iuppnrt I. f the ltomnn
L’ntholicrhurth,and tho) II"!!! me all that
can be done for their mmfort and cnomr-
Igemcnt, but [how found such oppmitilm
;o the work which I so clearly low. from
:ertnin bishops, “limo influence is so powrvr—
.‘IIl that other hixlmp; vln’ not like to mppnrt
rhnt thny «limppramy, mm though it hna tn:-
nmrtion of your lutllllwr’s, that I am ohligrd
'o rctiro from it. My hmith. always deli—
'atc. ho.» giI-II IInI uIivln-r tho pnumro and
tilt] of ll: 5 xii»! ., .urugn ’lltl lit
PM III' I MIISY.
THEY WAIIT WARNER MiLLER.
llrthodiu llislmln (3n- rt Him In the SI xt
Secretary of the 'lrraoury.
murmurs. Nor. l7. -— Tin.- llrwklyn
Church so:- iuty lbl ovming ' gdw a mu -ption
n: thcllrtmhlyn rink to th» binhopsof the
Methodist lipiscopnlchunh In the; country,
fourtmi- ll oi tlu xixtcm t» In; pre~e III as
follows: llIslIopI Newman, Bowman, Merrill,
Warren, Hurst, Em, Footer, Andrews, Wol-
Ib’tI. Fitzgerald, Goodall. Vim'ont nut! Joyce,
William J. l’reItoII lmoided, and urlIlrques
Were mail-- by Bishop Warm. Kw. llr. J.
t.) l'I-Ik. "on. Warns-r .‘Ilillr-r and others.
ltr Peck i.I his run. u'lcs referral to Blr.
Miller as tho mot-I. diatin, 'ui: 'llt'Il son of New
York, who, if bc lllll out Imrupy the gover-
nor's chair, blIoIIlzl bu given a place in thr-
wuidentinl cabinet, which Winn muted
trenwndous uppiuuw, Dr. l’cc’x dwclt n!
lvngth on 1“? mmle of thcextcnuim of
Ininiomry wok, Imrl I'l'rsml his remarks
II i’h an upgrmt fur 5‘ ‘ .JHJIqur that purpose.
lion. ll ml: -. .‘" ' l' ‘- w intrmluvol no the
‘ momma y «1' I I- . : my I: tit: ll’flbtll’)’, and
nwiv :I altr. .., ..: I-lIlrI-sn in which he cuhr
gird tiII- Moth-Ills: church. After the
soaking rein-«luncntn wen: served, nnd
mush: was fnménzml l-j.‘ tho Twenty-third
rigimcnt inn-l.
Dlrn. (ltvr-lultol'u 1mm» Surreal-II.
hunch. 5. Y.. Nov. liwllrs. Cleveland,
no trust -.- uni [In-aid Iit at th - Alninnm £59
wcintion of \l clhI C ullMe. at Auror:1,hns
mutilate-l great inti- not in the rebuilding of
her ulmn mater, which was rcmrntly burned.
Assn-suit of )ll‘r. (.‘lvt’wlanci'n lmmcring
ctforts in raining muting: among her personal
friends, including thr- "I-hnin gong" Mllmlp—
tion. the contract has been let to Mr. Barnes,
of Auburn. Tho coat of this building will ex—
I‘u‘nl slim”). A-aliort time ago Mm Cleve-
land aunt for Mr. Miller, thenrchilect, nudthe
Monday bchwe chwnwn was. spent with him
in Studying the nrmngcnnmt of those plans.
the work, merry and vmmingly urn-rutwiams
of and indilYI-nmt to the cfl'ect of the next
day" 5 election upon her future.
I
National Board of‘l'nule llecomlltndntlom.
('llICAGO, Raw. 17.—'l'he members of the
notional board of trade. upon mbllng
yesterday. proceeded with very little discus—
hill] to pass a batch of resolutions, the odor»
tion of which by congress Is hopedhythe
farm to enhance the bllfilll“ lwwperity of
the country. Among the more important
suggestions nrethe wiyadoption taco-gnu
of tariff reduction which will last unturn-
exlsting industries; the enacting of more
furor-hie lows fostering cur merchant my
line; therednction of letterpostngo toone
cent; the more“: of Wfiofls {org-r
ryingou the work of the national board of
builth. The meeting then ndjxumcd sine die.
Women Inca "nice“.
Damn, Soul iii—The third and last
day‘s session of the woman’s «Ingram was
called to order at 10 o‘clock, and the c
of oflicers at Imcc proceeded with.
Julia Ward Howe was reflected president.
Twenty-fire vice pmtirlents were selected
from the various states represented. Ger.
trudo K. Ruby, of Deluwnre,wns elected
mretnry; Henrietta L 'l'. Wolcott, Mm
chunetts, treasurer; Sophia Curtm Hoffman,
New York, and In Charlotte 1" Pierce,
Pennsylvania, nudiiomnnd a board of am
ton composed of twentrfire members. '
Reception to Mr. and Din. llnrrinon.
lsuuaurous, Nov. l‘L—A reception wu
given President-elect Harrison and wife last
night by the survivor: of "his old regiment,
’ lt occurred in
the Seventieth Indiana.
W right's hull, and was nttended by over 3])
of the survivor: and their wives and daugh—
Nowhe-
weremnde, the gamut Ind 51rd. Harrison
pacing the time socially for two hour:
Wuhingtonontheoecuionof hhinnugnrn-
ttuu.
n. no; sand on Bar.
Mme, Pit, Nov. 17,—Henry Parry-
llr. Miller says she was tlrcply inn-rested in ' ‘
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Fun: -I‘IhI-n l’tma 3 put: I Itiot I and t-‘upI- Winn-ud—
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TERMS IIEASM MILE.
Uf'lCle'ulor'r Building “uhtnzflm III. .
:m. :I'urtmik no, Dorm.
M “nuns-um; A
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Agent fat the Ictcbntcd
flohmor P131103.
llxckwood'n liall Building. NI-rwnlk t'onn.
an Inn
)II. A. 5. ChAIIK,
5f South Mam rim t, opp Pity llotI-l,
nIIl’Tll SultWALK.
Pl to ”it In.
trfllrc ll-mu. I: to}: II. II.
or. 9 3m 1': l: ptmm- comuftmn II In II p. In.
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tltllre and Fluid. m r. l
l «II but :- l'Im K. M Al. hq'l' ~tt NUHW ALE.
Turin cum all tl' hot: " [lib ”3 {M t."" I F (at! or
at.” Ether
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t'flrh’t {m If! Crab
mutt, on III-mt («In pick m «It. In. «in
lr'nlul ltr’m Ila-v and Emphvyrm m Irma.
5»)!le ~T. fill XIIRWIMI I?
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('Itt'pt‘ltlt‘i' :zml lluilglm.
Flam- Lamirtmz. II.» 5'55”. n
Jobbing: 01.”! Kiln" in 1- m, I"
‘lr ALI z'ilt’Vt l mu ‘Im.
P t,‘ it»: ”3 howl. I! «MIA. 1;
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so“ in: .‘ltit'lllllt‘ Supplies,
sitmhmrntr. Palm. " Ml. <~ lh- 4r; I-Ic. furnished
(loner-l Repairing of n. ' kit: (in Mill mm M
"eviug National. St. unit“. Ell.
$1 Halli fit. so Sawmill $554]
I n. JIL'SINGS,
flacccrmrnl. E; Quin: Inc.
Undertaker it Eintmtmcr.
151.91!th NIGHT Bill). IN 1 Eli! ornrrz.
So, .3 Knight 5t. Rerhlenrc, 5 Eire ht”
m 3 n Sorwnlk, form.
I 3. 3431103 D,
Builder and t'ontracior.
Work dame by the rlay ormntmrt.
uni: foot 0' ilavttand 5: on Wu" P u. [50! (It:
80!”!!! NOBWAIK SA\IV(:§ "ARE
5! l" nrhirgmn Street
m4 m Saturday «evening.- from 6 to F.
(fin: err-9t unwed on Deposit-
HIDE)? SyblANfi. PM”
H II brush I'Mwhn
YIII'IBI' ll I'LI'APE' “Ir :mc'l'rcw
Gcorgc II. it”) nimut.
Fl‘llSl'l‘U lll‘l lIEALEii' .
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and use my lam flock d all kindrol femitm
36 Int- lltmt. law-ll.
Alan prom to furntoh anything men-"y tor
thrintcrllunofthe «lend. any" W
omneetion nith manicure. No.3 38:: q plan
)Irh lit in
mi!
1 8 mama Plncc,
llu Alum" in uteri I full line of
Columbus. Walthnm.
Eight. Springfield,
’5’9-
No.
I French and Marian Clocktl
[Artistic 811m Ware.
Open Duiiy frontal m l:alm.,and from I may,» '
III IMERB HO Y'l‘, ‘
JEWELEB.
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Non-Magnetic Watches,
A FULL thll 01'
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard. Oil Finish.
Wire meet ”our Main,
mm; new. but thine out.
W. C.QUINTARD,
HUI“! llALL BLOCK.
Slate Roofing
We in wry-M10 Ito Ifim tin-om: of
SLATING-
in this ”Afiflfil. IA” BINGO“, or
PHIL”!!! ILA‘I'B
at 5 cents per tom and inlaid.
l'srtm Illblfll Slate mom»: rtirmhl all or: II-
below contacting I'm-Ir III-re.
I‘I. BACH & 00.
Wild! 8L. feet at Iltvilnud Salli WI
E. C WHITNEY ’8 ill STORE
8'73 Main Rtroot.
M I, NORWAL .
FRAMING at lowest tiricm.
Full line of Adlil?’ Haterzals.
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8:! Iain tit" South Norwalk.
Visual Inwrttrtm filmed and 0mm!
- Gold mutter main: liowv out Nye om
0“ law In: of «your quality nu! .it
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THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF \\
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Aim! from nut It a yum: yum would cloud!
tooth-tit:
Central Marta
Before Purchasing Elwwhrre.
(mi! nonmetal mom to any pm
a! City.
limit Sillillll Pratt
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ALL” lllllllEl
I AND, AT
Lowest Prices 1
. ——-oo¢-——-
'l’lu» lint Goods for
the hem lone:
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Dimmrtulwolry.
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Now is the tlme to put in your Winter’s supply.
Sold ataLow Price by the Quantity
W~A'r-i~
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70 3V AHII I I" (A ’l‘( )13' H'l‘ [11431617.
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1T" FOLKS ”NI, IT TU THEIR ADVANTAGE TD TRADE WITH US.
GIVE Us IL TRIAL:
A Look at Our Large Assortment of
--FURNITURE-—
\3 III r-‘ntluly 3 mi Tltnt F or
Style, Price and Quality,
. '11“? Place to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 95,; MAIN ST.
UP BTAIRS.
Gen 3’, Millet a: children’s
Minn unnitwui
In All Sizes and Good Values.
5. lllillilllllllll & Sill,
South Norwalk.
3'
,
85 Washington street.
W. B. HALL & 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
-—w—ooo-»—~—-
Special Importation.
BY WHITE LINE STBAHER “BRITANIO'. ”
We hmswmmummamnmstthk part we lot of Bill: Wop Henriett- cloths
which Minna“: Wuhadlthenwmrofthclnt B‘nrk Henrietta! Ladle- cun are
unduly-clue
BROADCLOTHS.
, it 14:3,." uni-amnion "irritant-db WWI-r,“ onwlllehwegunntccnuv-
mottlwnyuum Putnam! “3150 Bathtubs-twelve”
Extra Wide Wool Henriettas.
mm”- cumdtbentdrrtndw [let-den: clothe ever brought to this
W«inbeauticianmntugeliteo'lndxumgndnotmhmeraudBennett‘s. price-.8735
um max magnum. mud”.
COMBINATION SUITS.
chmbaymmmmmflnlnimudodymet ntylewillhrnld In the
'75 CENTS..—
"Ftlfimdwmm. WWuflfl-ekhliiumurheuflmm at 75
‘- lion‘s-l «ppm-mu, to Buy the Brnowucd Gutnct It Clo
Black Silksm
At Low Prices.
1'» «mm: the pith trade" to Idldnr n: the present-no week an ”Bl-ck Gm
Gut. run, It: ”only Gillan] mode. rt the following prion: at" 531.35 per
lull Mnebwlg-mkwrkh Black chhtthey mulls
unicorn-r1 Mufirggwqulfl] of one nth-If nan
«mils-v
wwumifitnwmh—trflutuhh‘uflorSym
Fall1e Francaise.
a .Vlllba
fiafiflvrflwwmmflfim “tom-tn 17.
Colored Franoaue.
TmmmmuurMmmM-flgmuhfi u u to la
[tench
Have placed in stock thhir full line of
Men’s louth’s & Boy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
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fillMSTllllll BllllS.
Insurance Building, ,. \m
Masonic Building.
“So. Norwalk Norwalk.“, ._
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR 3 ALE
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-
wood Avemw,llonroe Street; Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street, “
Concord Street, Spring Street, Corner Summit. and Golden,“
Hill Streets, Haviland Street, Corner Union and Franklin
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpike. ’ '
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LOTS (I
Situated on Main Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street, Elmwood Avenue, Bay
viéw Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge.
East Norwalk.
Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage ‘
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable:
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside property for sale at very M-
able prices.
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Norwalk Chronicler