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Senate.
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”NY AIENDIENTS AGREED TO.
muse Vail-a ca Ill-an! 'I‘hatu~ The Final
Vols 'as I! has to so Nays *I‘hs Data
“fail-[WW to July I. “I9.
law My Voted-«lasagna! Ilaoquet.
Wssulsu'ms, Jan. $3.4m noliate Jr
W for the last time the finance mmmlt-
h‘lnhdltuta for tbs Hills taritf bill, and
U“ H Waning passed it.
150m panel! the bill directing a sur-
vsyot a animal road from the aqueduct
bridge to loan: Vernon at a cost ui noon.
It. Chandler‘s resolution of ywtm-da y, call-
ll. for information as to claims for extra a].
lam to affluent and men of the navy was
urn-d to
At 11:!!! the senate tank up the thrill bill,
tin psuding question being on the amend-
ment of Mr. lloagan to the wool section.
It. lorrill Did that. the Mills bill was an
MW! of pmtoctiou. The senate sub
‘itula would make a reduction of revenue of
Vitamin), and would cover the country and
ovary foot of it with blessings.
Ir. Reagan made an argument in favor of
hh amendment. llia colleague. hit. Coke,
followed him with the statement that he
would vote to put wool on the free list.
After remarks by Mr. Turpoc against, and
Ir. Harri! for the amendment, a vote was
an and it. was rejected. Yeas ‘33. buys, 31;
Button Brown and Payne voting in the
”live. (The amenedmnt proposal to
changotbo duty on all grades and kinds of
wool to 25 per cont. ad valorem.)
A mviso, adored by Mr. Vance, that no
Mich on the wool and woolen schedule
dlould pay a rate cxcusling 75 per cent. ad
valoroul was rcjoctul. Yeas 27, nnys 33;
Hr. Payne voting in the nogativc.
Numerous amendments of minor import.-
anoo from the finance committee and by the
publicist! members were adopted. and others
by Democrats rejected There were lively
Mates over some of them from both sources
Tbs stacking and hose paragraph was con-
liderably changed.
Mr. Brown moved to make tho rate on
classed rice 2 cents per pound; on uncleaued
rice, 1% cents; on paddy, 1 cent, and on
lirokon rice or rice flour, ‘3.) per cent. ad
valorem. Rejected: Yeas, :30; nays, 36. On
this vote Senators Cameron, Mitchell, Plumb
and Quay voted with the Democrats, and
Senators Bate, Barry, Blodgett, Cockrell,
Coke, Faulkner. Harris, Jones (Ark),
Reagan, Turpie, Vast and Walthall with tho
Republicans
On motion of Mr. Aldrich, the paragraph
was finally amended(«15 to 11) by making
that-”1%, 1,}gand Koontz;
It. Plumb offered an additional para-
W to the silk schedule, as follows:
“Silk, raw or as reeled from the cocoon,
but not doubled, twisted or advanced in
manufacture in any way, and silk waste, 25
pccmt. ad valorom" Rejected: Yeas, 21;
stays, 31. The Republican senators voting
aye were Blair, Dawes, Dolph, Hoar, 1n—
galh, Manderaon, Mitchell, Paddock, Plumb,
Quay, Stewart and Teller. The Democratic
senator! who voted no were Bate, Blackburn,
Blodgett, Brown. Cockrell, Colquitt, Eustia,
Faulkner, German, Gray, Harris, Jones
(Ark). Tut-pie, Vance, Vest, Walthall and
Wilson (Md),
Hr. Dawes, who had originally voted aye,
changed his vote to no, but on his colleague,
Hr. Hoar, voting aye, Mr. Dawes again
changed his vote to aye.
Mr. Plumb moved to insert an additional
mph creating and establishing in the
department a commission to bo
/ known as tho ctistoms commission Agreed
to without a division. It provides for the
appointment by the president (with the ad-
viooand consent of the senate) of five com-
mhaionors, to hold office two, three, four,
five and six years respectively; not more
than three of them tobeof the same political
$3,. The salary is to be 37,500 per annum
pamaueut office of the commission is to
he at Washington.
On motion of Mr. Allison the date for the
bill to go into effect was changed from Feb.
1, 1889, to July 1, 1850.
Then being no further amendments altered
the vote was taken first on agreeing - to the
substitute and then on the passage of the
bill. Both votes were identical (yous 32,
III s a», as follows:
ass—Aldrich, Blair. Bowen, Cameron, (Trace.
(mandkr.Cullom. Davis. Dawes, Dolph, Edmunds,
Evans, Farwcll. Frye, Hawk-y, iliscnck, Hour,
1" Jones1.\'ev.l. Henderson. Mitchell, Merl
tin, ‘dwk. Palmcr, Flatt, Plumb. Quay, Sher-
man, Spooncr, Stockbridge, 'l'cllcr, Wilson (1a.)
49.
Xi'an-Bate. Berry, Blackburn. Brown. Butler,
Call. Cocktail, Coke, Coiquitt. Daniel, Eustis,
Faulkner, George. Gibson, (lorman. Gray, Harris,
Jones (Ark). florgan, Pasco, Payne. Pugh. Ran»
soul, . Turpic, Vance, Vest, \‘oorheos,
Wallhlll, Wilson (lid.)—3o.
llr. Biddleberger statcd that he had voted
right along with the Republican party and
with the finance committee for the bilL But
film was nothing in the bill which Would
have justified him in voting for it after the
. * adoptiouof the amendments of the senator
, from Kansas (Mr. Plumb), [presumably the
anions cammksion provision]. Therefore,
Hhohadnotbeen paired, and had not. felt
udu-anobligation to preserve that pair, he
should not have voted for the bill.
Tho house discumod the river and harbor
bill without action.
The inaugural committee accept George C.
M‘s poposition to furnish the supper for
the bull. Hr. Boldt is the well
known mist“ of the Hotel Bellovno,
Phihdal where the dinners of the famous
Clem uh have been held for several years
Tb aunts fee is to be $1, and the following
his. “ll of fame:
, . Show in ice.
Bouillon in cups. Stewed Oysters. .
01” a is Paulette. Chicken Croquetis.
m lit-d Patna a 1a to Temmehiladelpbia
ise. style. ‘
HOT.
COLD
W Sandwiches.
W Salad.
Mayonaisc of Chicken.
Cold Tongue, en Balle-
Oold Ham. 1 1a Montana- vue.
' Boned Turkey, a 1a
m.
Wof Quail.a1aCiceron. Americaeui.
fatedafoiogras, a‘la Bar- Terrine of Game, a la
risen. Norton.
N 'r, loo Grams. Orange Water Ice.
' M Pyramid of Hougut.
'i
‘ lot has Boos. Ro- Bennaiasanca.
Pavlllion, rustic.
. pubhcan.
ammo-ha.
M - Coffee.
18m remained in session longer
Isa-ml ysstsrdsy. it is supposed that
fleas-candifloultywastho subjectofdls-
,waad tint an axocuuva communio-
" “wins-attain sonata touchingths
My action of the Germans toward
“minim,“dmcommanding
“whmtomthadiguityot
blhhsdfltatosmorumcnt.
NEW“! .. museum“.
M's Isa-slactioa Fur-sally Ah
Ionaood-dmportaat lacuna.
Tumor, Jan. till—'Tbu two branches d
labs stoic iogialulurc voted n-mrutuly for
Unilul till/ates ”unit-r in tho bulim- John it
“(Thom-n mum) rowivo-l :-:.‘ votes, and
William J. Howell liicp) 2“. In the mimic
Ilcl’horwn received 11 votes and Howell 10,
Ajolutwssiou of the Iogislnlllt‘c was In-l-l
to-«lay, wlum Mt-I’lwmrn‘n clm‘liuu was {urin-
Mi'l'lu‘rmu is.
ally sunmmml. the "mt
linitul Htam m-nu
star {mm this »1 Illt'
‘0 ho l'lt‘l'll‘ll fur ll
third term.
In the house For.
roll introduced a
bill providing that
the county keep the
Newark turnpiko
in good condition.
Norton's bill, pro-
viding for more -
night schools in - .
Jersey City. ('amc 3"”-
up on mmnd rcad~ , , *
ing, and was Ml'llllllsul.
amended by Harris to include towns of Mill)
1xvpnlntion, and cxtcnding the time from
three to four months. lie did it to include
illoumatcr. This will probably defeat the
bill, because it will take in many lovnus that
are opjxml to night schools. U‘Ncil‘s bill,
providing for a distribution; of the liquor
license money, came up on M9001!“ reading,
and was laid over. on motion of Vinirbeoo, be-
cause it allocted his city. U‘Ncil‘s bill, prtr
riding for the appropriation of atom». to
be raised by general tax and expended for
stroet and sewer extensions, was up on third
reading, and was laid over by Ulrich to save
Plainiield. The committee on L‘tll’purnlionl
had a hearing on Norton‘s bill to prohibit
horse cars without conductors. The Asbury
Park people asked for an amendment to in-
clude electric motors now run without con-
ductors McDonnltt‘s bill to prohibit con-
tracts by city boards for water supply, on
ion ratified by popular vote, came upon sec
and reading, and was ordered ton third read-
ing without opposition. A bill was intro.
dnced by O'Neil authorizing the Jordan
Stationery company to obtain paynn-nt for
stationery bills of two years ago. in the
senate the bill repealing the sunset l‘lt’l'lil)“
law of last your and making the pulling
hours from 6a. m. to 7p. m. was passed by
11 to 10, a party voto.
PITTSBURG AND LAKE ERIE.
11s. Vanderbllls Secure Undisputed Con-
. trol of the Company's Affairs.
Pmsht’lm, Jan. :L'l.——D. llorlmrt llimtettcr
announced the sale of the linstcttcr interest
inthe l'ittsburg and Lake Erie railway to
the Vunderbilts The oillcial transfer of the
stock has not yet been mad-3, and it was
voted at the annual meeting of the company
by Mr. Hostetter. The transfer will be made
in a few days, giving the Vanderbilts undis~
putod control of the road. it is learned that
tho Hostcttcn-i' interest was 1%,000 shares of
stock, for which, it is said, the Vanderbilts
paid 875 per share.
The annual meeting of the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie railway and tho l'ittsburg, Mc-
Kcesport and Youghiuge'ny railroad stock~
holders was bold yesterday. Tho Pittsburg
and Lake Erie report showed the net
earnings for lxxs‘, summon, an increase
over 15“? of $10J,1}ikl.w; not surplus for
1558, $107,961.51. l‘ittsburg, McKecsport and
Youghiogeny net earnings for 1553, $43159},
a decrease of $14,217.66 from 1837.
The election of oilicers of the two roads re
suited as follows: I’ittsburg and Lake Erie—
Presiilcnt, John Nowell; (lira-tors, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, F. W. Vanderbilt, Hamilton
310K. Two'inblcy, E. 1). Worcester, 1!. W.
Watson, Henry liicc. James 1. Bennett,
James 51. Bailey, J. H. Rwd, J. 31. School)»
maker and 1). Leo Wilson. l’ittsburg. 5le
Kwsxwrt and Youghingeny—l’rmhlent, F. ii.
llccd; directors, Uta-nouns Vanderbilt, Will-‘
lam K. Vanderbilt, Hamilton McK. 'l'wuuib»
icy, James Tiliingimst, John Nun-vi], Junta
Ill. lloilz-y, James T. Bennett, Bl. W. “'ntson
and Hem-y 111cc.
There was also a vote taken on increasing
the stool: and bonds of the i’ittsburg and
Lake Erie road. The stock at present
amounts to SJJKJOHN, and the bonds to
$3,111.10,in1. It. was Voted to increase those
$4.Wl,ll‘dlt\1ch. The Ihialllnll of vicaprvsi-
dent of tho Luke llric road, left vacant by
the death of Dr. limtctter, was not filled.
Eur J-vrscy Historical Society.
TRENT» in, Jun. ‘Li. —'l‘bc annual me ting of
the New Jersey Historical society was held
in this city yesterday. The programme om-
brncml un minim-v55 on “Huguenot industries
in America," by Professor Allen Mnrqunnd,
of Princeton college, and a paper on "Our
French Allies in the Ilvwlution," by J. C.
l’umpcliy, of Morristnwn. The following
otlicei's m-re elected: President, Samuel M.
Hamill, D. D., L‘l‘Vl'L‘llCt‘VliiL‘; vice presidents,
Judge John T. Nixon, Trenton; John Clem-
ent, Halldomicld, and Samuel H. Penning-
ton, M. l)., Nowarkworrwpowling scorctnry,
Steven Wicks, M. 1)., Orange; recording
secretary, William Nelson, Paterson; treas-
urer,nnd librarian, Frederick W. Ricord,
Newark; executive committee, George A.
Halsey, Ncwnrk; Rev. George S. Mott,
Flemiugton; John F. Hagcman, Princeton;
David A. Depew, Newark; Nathaniel Niles,
Madison; John J. Blair, Blairstown; “'llliam
J. Stryker, Newton; Franklin Murphy,
Newark, and Robert F. Ballantine, Newark.
A Terrible Scourge.
READan, Pm, Jan. Eds—There is no abate-
ment of the terrible scourge of diphtheria in
eastern Berks and along the bordersof Lo
high county. In some sections as many as
half a dozen children have been taken from
a single: family, and the young victims thus
for number over a hundred. Adults also are
carried ott' with such remarkable suddenness
that the doctors are astounded. Thirty-two
adults have died this month, and there is no
abatement. Double and triple funerals are
of common occurrence, two and three chil—'
dren placed in a single coffin and buried in
one grave being affairs of almost every day.
The scourge extends for twenty miles, and is
worse along low streams of water. Many
cases of dostitution are reported.
Senator Plumb Bc-aloctcd.
« Torus, Kan, Jan. 28—Tho aloction of
United States senator took place, and Preston
B. Plumb was chosen as his own succemor.
He received the full Republican vote in both
the house and senate. The one Democratic
senator and the four Democratic members of
the house declined to vote, thus giving
Senator Plumb tho unanimous vote of both
houses—the first time a senator was av.
given a unanimous vote in Karissa,
a Pblladalphla Embcnlcr.
annsnruu, Jan. 23-11mm Dairy,
who has had charge (I the upholstery da-
partmsntofthsilrmof JohnaJsmosDob-
mforanumborof years, disappearsdh'om
thdtymddapagqanditisaflsgedha
has unheated funds belonging to hh employs
u Ithroportadthatthsamouutofshort—
spwsssuspscted tiling bstwou: 01..”
sad “hm
'bers and guests at the tabla. The menu was
, was whirled around and around.
SOUTH NORWALK. SWINEL. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY :13, M9.
‘ no stratum
Germany Has Made No New
Agreement
ON '11”: SAMOAN Ql'liti'l‘ltlll.
lacrotury lloynr-l Does Not l‘nra to "lacuna
uio Matti-i- In tho Newspapers Hogan
Germany "as llrulwls a 'I‘roaly With
‘lrl‘lill lh'llttlu.
IAINIIHS, Jun. 2:1. MA dispatch from llorlin
says;
“There is no truth in the mwrt that tiar-
many luul i'vtlllt‘ to an sgnwnont with the
United Notes in regard to thciilillrultica in
Helium."
A cruiser belonging to tho llritish Aus-
tralian squadron has bccn dispntcbal to
Samoa, “ht-re she will arrive at the end of
the current Wot-k.
Wannlsumn, Jun. lily-The dispatches
from Londml and l'nrrlin in rcgurd toHntnuun
nilairs, pnbliuho-l in the newspapers, were
shown to Men-tow Bayard, at the state do-
partmcnt, with the view of obtaining auntie
expression of opinion from him on the sub-
ject. ills attention was specially invited to
the statement that “Germany has coma to a
definite understanding with the United
States with rcgard to Sconce," and in ro-
sponso ho mid;
“()1 Noise 1 cxpwt Germany to lit’o up to
her honorable engagements with the United
States. I bnvc no right to think otherwise.
lint you must know that those are matters I
do not corn in discuss in the nowspnpcrs."
Win-n nskml in regard to the policy of the
gim-nnncnt ill' rclcrnd the qumtiuucr totbe
president‘s passage to mngrcm of tin.- 13111
lust" and im‘iimi slm'inl attention to the fol,
lowing lnlssngm:
“Germany, however, still amorts, as from
tho iiret she has done, that she has no desire
or intention to overturn the native Sour-an
governnu-nt or to ignore our treaty rights,
and she still invites our government to join
her in motoring peace and quiet. lint thus
for her prop :altlons on this subject lawn to
lead to such a prcjnnderanco of German
power in Human as was never contcmplntul
by us, and is inconsistent with awry prior
agreement or undo: standing, while In r rot-out
conduct as between native warring factions
gives rise to tho suspicion that she in not con-
tent with a neutral [mention
"The views of the executive in l'tsliw‘i to
the just policy to be pursued with rc,:nnl to
this group of islands, which lie in the direct
highway of agrou'mg and important mnr
merco bctwm-n Australia and the l'mml
States, have found expo-“inn in tho cnr~
rungxuidcncc and documcnts which have thus
been fully communicated in tho congrms,
and the subject in its present stage is sub-
mitted to the wider discrction «inferred by
the constitution upon the legislative branch
of the govcnlmcnt."
The sci-rotary alimlml to tho ngrm-nwnt
entered into loin-ecu Great Britain and
Germany in April, 1‘56, defining the bonn-
dnrics of English and Unrunm dominion» in
the west l’nrliic mean, in which it is spcctiic
ally dun-lured that the Samoan islands are
neutral territory. The United States, he
explained, has no joint treaty with either
England or Germany in regard in) tho non-
trnlity of Samoa. Therefore, if Germany
has interfered Will] the neutrality of that
country, she has not broken a treaty with
the United States, but has broken one with
Great Britain.
Consul (lateral Sowali, of Samoa, returned
from New York and expects to appear again
this evening before the senate committee on
foreign relations. it is probable that at that
meeting some action Will be taken oxpmsdng
the committw's uptown upon the situation at
Saloon.
The United States steamer Ursipw has
been ordered to promxl without delay to
Aspinuall for the protection of American
inlerosts on the isthmus This wss»! is now
at Kingston, Jamaica. 5b»? luWud the
steamer llaytinn Republic from Port on
Prince to that pm. llcr xlcparturo for
Aspinwull will have the United States un-
reprmentml by a war vcswi in liuytmn
watcrs until the arrival of the [Initial States
stcunwr Atlanta, which stilzal from Now
York Sunday. The United States ntcnmcr
Galena, “bush has arrived at Key West,
Fla, from Port on l’rincc, has bwn ordered
to the navy Jab]. ’vmzu-nigi, for repairs.
When these are main slu- will proceed south
again, either to Aspinwnllor Port nu Prince.
A Chamber of Commcrca Banquets.
Rocnizsrnn, N. \'., Jan. ZL—Tbo Second
annual banquet of tho chamlwr of commerce,
took place at the rooms of that organization
last evening, there being upward of 2m) mom-
a most elaborate one, and after its (llatwnfll
Toastmaster Theodora Bacon wittiiy intro
ducod the toast list as follows: "Chamber of
Commerce." by Col. 8. ll. llrcenlcnf; "The
Bench,” by Judge Ramsey; "The lion" by
W. F. Cogswell; "The Clergy," by Rev. W.
IL Taylor; “The Press,“ by Charles E. Fitch,
of The Democrat and Chronicle; “City of
Flowers,” by W. C. B'trry; ”Uur Xeigbbnrs
and Guests," by 1’. J. Ferris, of Buflalo; “Al-
most Anything," by J. L‘. O'Brien.
‘ To Buy the Penn Farm.
Ha namncna, in, Jan. Lit—Mr. Illusion-
ach, a Bucks county member, introduced a
bill in the legislature which will boot general
interest. This is a proposition for the state
to purchase the famous farm that was owned
and occupied by the founder of the "Quaker
City,"‘in Penn Manor. The farm, which was
a country seat of Penn, comprises 136 acres,
and is situated on the Delaware river, in the
township of Falls, Bucks county. The owner
is now desirous of dislsising of it, and the
patriotic Bucks equations think that the
state should secure it and maintain it forever.
A £25,000 l-‘orgor.
I‘niuornrnxa. Jan. 2,1._c.‘.pt. Lindon, of
Pinkerton‘s Detectin- ugcncy, with Frederick
Jarvis, a detective inspector of Scotland
Yards, London, errata] in this city Thomas
Barton, of Macclestield, who is wanted in
Grout Britain fora mrlca‘ of iorgcrics. He
is accused of forging his stepmother": name
to stock certificates of tho London and North-
western Railway commny, amounting to
823,11!) sterling. At a hearing the prisoner
acknowledged his crime, and was held for
extradition .
“'hirlul to Her Death.
Lancasrzn, Pa, Jan 21—Mary Ann
Stunner, aged 13 years, of Tom Hill, want
tothe grist will of ham.- Rider. There her
dreawas caught by the shaftiug, and aha
machinery was stoppml she was dead. Her
body was shockingly mangled
Fatal ltollcr Explosion.
Br. Jonsssum'. \‘t., Jun. Ell—Tho holler
of a portable steam sawmill in the west part
d Danvilla exploded, killing Ernest Com-
m,“ this pluce,nnd seriously injuril'
um [organ and Carl White. It basin.
foundmoemsry to smputats Morgan‘s log.
W hen the .
amino
SUPERIOR
nunnwn
THE PililEST Mill BEST
la made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. stricll pum idem-tum“. of
soda. and a stool portion of flour as a
Inset-votive. nothing else whatever. and
a warrnnb-d untimely flue {mm alum.
ammonia. pbnsphntcu. lime. and all the
atlnltcrunto {manually Mind in baking
pow-boo. The character of materials
used. llu-ir purity. and the nicely of their
combiimtiun. louder (.‘lovelnntl'a on lerior
baking p- .wdcr llltI mos? bcniihi’ui and moat
cmmomiunl in new, and it nlwnyn ail'ords
win-losmnv, nutritious. and delicious food.
It is rccomnu-mimi furpurity. hcnlthfub
sons and «tiin'icncy by Government and
State chcmisto. chemists of Boards of
Health, and pro cssors in institutions of
learning ilm‘mgbont the country.
Sold only in can». full weight.
(‘Imuusn "Hummus. Amunv. N. Y.
the cum curve: coma
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MOST DELICIOUS BEVEMGE. TRY l'l'.
lat rill amt us is; ether. {witty um miss
C
it is the Iltnntsr Gum! Luv, Sch-(11mm
the boat plantauuns and uuaranloet absolutely
pure and true from all adultcralions or coltvrin
matte-r. The packages are hermetically sea
and warrant-«l lull weight. It is more scon-
omical in use than the lower gradu.
Oi’lental it Occidental Tea 60., Hill;
Road (Wire, 35 Buriiug Slip, New York.
For sale by the [and (vrwcrs.
l‘. 1). LA “"1‘0‘S & (30.,
l). L’llilll‘lll'llllEl',
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South Norwnlk, Conn.
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a 3,; 4 ' "‘ 4 53 "
o H “ Mixed 650 " Mixed 7m “l’x‘d
8- . .. .. “.7 .. .. 81.5 .. ..
9 47 . -' 1024 -‘ -' max " ‘-
scans):
900 a. In.
6.04 p. in.
NOliTII.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv.So. Norwalk. national!
1 10 s. in. Mixed Hit a. m. M'x'd 210 lixed
‘ 25 M as 6 g as so “ w I.
B 45 " 915 " 9 28 s. in.
.1201 ” 121311.111. 112115 .Ill.
2 5.5 " Mixed 305 ”Mind 311 1d
472511.111 no " 5l5p,II'L
3% ll 6 a 0- 6 w M
‘ ..
111 10 “ hired to 17 “ liked 10 2t Kind
sonar.
9 on s. is 915 p. in.
635pm. 652nm 6.5? “
W. 11. Swanson, Vice-Pros. and Gen'l 35- Igor.
1?. C. Pants, Sn ntcndcut. an
a. W. Plains, cnenl Passenger Agent.
MAIN LINE.
Leave Bridgeport for Pittsflcld.
7m a m. scoommo‘n
moo .. ..
10.90 p. in. Mixed
4.50 " exprcu
'6 10 " soccmmo‘a
manna“.
'1’ an s. m
‘Gou only as far as New lilford.
Wu. H. ervnsox \‘ioo Pies‘t a '1 ’
W. K. Lyon. Supt. ' Goa l” g?
a. W. Pramsficn. hunger Ag't, Bridgeport,“
Licensed Day Scavenger.
Privy Vaults sad Cesspools
Cleaned and Disenfectc t1.
cnannns aim. Prop.
Mdgeport address: 98 FAIRFIELD AVE.
0: inquire of JARVIS KELLOGG, Health Dulce,
Artllclsl so... out...
MW! 30L“...
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
duh. $50.,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
as Water Direct. jail 1y
......_.... M. .w.-.......-....-.....,_...,.._....... ....... ”M...“
CANDIES
01 all klndt. l'inl Oll-
BAKERY!
._._........ a... .F... w...
(.‘ORNUCOPIAB. CANDY TOYS. ands tun assoc!»
meat of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LADDER? BLOOK.
Bib-l!
G R E AT
BLUE TICKET SALE
“0'..—
iiRilllElilES
«un—
HflTSE TURNISHINT
GOODS.
Bert Pillsbury Flour, per 1‘11». .....
.. .. .. .. n ,
1., .
125 lbs. Granulated Sugar. .
ti lendid Black Tea
the Formula " .. . the 1b
lit-st " ' .110ch
Finest 0. Government .1va Camus . .. 32c 11)
" Canned Corn ....... . . . ,. 15c. can
Boot Marrow Beam ........................ we at
Good 11.0. Hols-m ...................... 50c gal
" ” . .................. . ,tll'c gal
" Rock Candy i‘ymp .................. 1c qt
All House Furnishing Goods at
Greatly Reduced Prices
_.A’[‘.__—
W. HTTTTT STTTITTT'S,
[lowlands Block.
92 Washington Street.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Till all Slllfli llflll Willi.
Stoves.
Ranges.
—AKD~
Tinware.
Estimates given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Special Sale.
FINE '
French Felt Hats
—ar——
50, 75. $1.00, and 31.24:
CALL AN D SEE TI—IE‘AI
mas. 'iivlcsrr’s
MILLINERY STORE,
3 Water 8L, Norwalk.
‘3'] have iii-posed of my South Norwalk store
to latch & Canal-id. and cordially recommend them
to the patrons of the store and lhc public generally.
All persons indebted to me will please call on meat
thaoid stand, NO. 3. WATER s11. NORWALK.
__op.__.
I 111. TRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices
fl—W—
l
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
——-AT—--—
T. s. nuns
WW
We uni-r during this month a
LAIU i l". S'l‘t lCK
WINTER TLTiKS,
New Goods, at Cool.
Ono lot, old stylus, at $2.00
for choice.
Largo lnl Dress Goods
nmrkcd 25 to 500 placed on
separate counters at uniform
price of 150 per yard.
20 per cent. discount on
marked prices of leather
Gloves and Mittens.
Many other goods reduced
to make room for new goods
after February lst.
lllBLilRll iiilllll.
S. ,T. TAYLOR SYSTEM
«u-or —-——
DRESS CUTTING.
Man. J A. DREKBRJ r. West Strand Taylor
avenue. So, NOIWIikJVlii give complete lsairnctions
in thc above syn-1cm lot the next two months, to a
few rrbulnnl. Thin system as acknowmiw-d to be
the butt in use. and silords the best moons of suc-
cessful and satisfactory lira-smoking.
2,..1111'3. J. A. DECKER,
r. o. no: 202.
IS North Main Street,
South Norwalk.
L. H. DECKER
-—D£Al.ER IN --
Wall Papers,
Paints, Oils,
and Glass.
Hunt and Sign Painting,
Paper I'Ianging
Calcirnining, and
])ecox-ating.
Building Lots For Sale
MOSS HILL.
":18- ‘
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“’ire Steel Door Mats,
Something new, best thing out.
W. G. QUINTARD,
HUSIC HALL BLOCK.
Bale Hay,
and Straw,
Plat Muss Stalls Belling,
COAL and WOOD,
Grain, Flour, Feed,
-LK‘D—
BUILDER’S” MATERIALS,
_‘f-
RAYM N1] Bills
Welling Stalin-n!
PRINTED on. Fathom:
A sitcom.
ll 0F iLL lllilli
AT THE
PRlil
111" 111101
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MEATS
8531/11!!! Till Illa? flotilla“.
[In sum tho thifllafl aura. vmwl u
at trouble or cost, yos inn lad than at my
atkcl. as won as
P011111 01 all Kinds
"I In sum.
F. HAYES.
.....P‘!”.".” ”'m- ‘ '0'?" ”Vi!!!“
W» 16101 nun.
n... can” ...;+...“'m’ .
llcei. Viral, Lamb, low M, ital! sad I'M
Corncd 11ml. limos Thaw lino.
nhonldm, swarm“... 1‘
mm. 3%.
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
mom
5:! WMIIIIOI Street.
J .H Klinefelter,
cumin
hats, Fish haters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
on. 1. M711 """
1.21th “an. arm.
Bennett & Hui ll
'28 Rain 8L, $0. Sonalk.
Meats F131 (Innis,
Fruits, Valentin, Palm, 11:
MMIKIsdsis mm: m.
AT WHOLESALE Alli) RETAIL.
H. 1'. 3mm. me E. 3‘. WW.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST or
Meats,
Poultry,
”END—-
Vegetables,
Always rash and at aluminum prlcojwolu'dl «hollow
to call at: the
Central Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders solicited and goods £131th
of City.
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SEWERS!
I". ’ M. PIERCE
wmypmt
mm is
SE‘VEB I’II’E
can
General Sewer Contractor
In prepared to make connections with: mm W
pi in this city on nae-mom: WWW.
lea intending meanness mahmmmym
sewers in this city will Miriam W to
call on him. , mm
P. M. PIERCE
sous ll. roams,
Wholesale-and Recall‘m in, :11de
Till]. ill} Willi]
Brick, Limo. Cement.
Lehigh, Lschwamsa, m
plantain, Franklin, and
Wilkrshsrrc. Casts.
not 151' RUBBER Pill!
Yard foot of Waubiaglow and 318"
shall streets.
Drug Scot.-
“In
I
gins I'm: of or
Mission‘s-at;
nausea”. now,
mm.
No. 15 lhilrond Plat”.
fluslusystamsfllllbad
Columbus. Walthan.
Bight. Ins-tum“.
Non-Magnetic Watches.
Freud: and American om,
Artistic “Ivar Ware.
Ills-loads sad Piss Jewelry.
50 It woman rucu M- I“ '1).
Hill: a" ' sum
as Valor 3!» hat of last.
fltlwmfl. 0|"
“mm-immune-“
“Womanhood-denoun-
'nu’ ‘ “do: "and annuals.
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larval 11111011
'7"! POWELL“
Willi mike ' w W M.
mm Mum out. w ad I“
mntmemnmauh-
Mull:
mince-WM”
Hatch, Balm in.
WOOD mm
m
anon, m
mu WOOD '0“,
man-ass.
Large SKI: of am
for Trimming
who...”
Manitoulin-s.
Steam Sawing, Pissing,
and Turning.
WWW, ‘Mfllm
doorman
Mime”
1113111111131 t in,
Branch m. a.» m ' but“
com mucus.
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Norwalk Chronicler