“forthwith“- teamwoaidhave
mmmnmulmlll
mtm‘mfi'mhm
puma-a vs together, all-race
at two who would then atthe
Manama-ammo thepointot
ammmmmmmty
“mill-mot tireparty eonldaot
karpaqnoramlath house lift-en minute-
ifenswaaaecuredaudthedomnot locked.
Themarela-obawvcotlefidattvepro-
needing! can use that the ltepublleanmar
such a mine. purpose u electing a
weakenwheathaattendaneeofeverymem-
heroanhs'rscured. Ariel-doing
morethanaewm
organintimitwouldheontottheqneathm.
face of maiden from the minority doe:
not exit is obvioua The ,there-
fore, cane-that it in policytowait until
the coupe-men from the new state- appear
with their oartilat. and the Republican
majority is awellad tosix. The mump-
tiouisthatwhenthememberahlpofthe
house is increased to Bill by the admidon of
theilvenew (negro-men yet to beelected,
four will he added to the Republicanand
one to the Democratic column, making the
relative strength of the two partia ln the
bouaeof mmaentatives 165 Republican to
no Democrats.
“A little figuring will show thatlthe situa—
tion will not be battered much even with
this increased Republican majority. With a
momharahip of 330 it will require 166 to con-
rtttuto a quorum. Anointing that the mi-
nority for obstructive purposes decline to
vote, the Republicans will be compelled to
produce 166 members out of a total of 168.
Three absentee: on the ride of the majority
places it hopelessly at the mercy of the ml-
nority, and all the changes in the rules that
can be regularly made will not affect the
constitutional requirement as regards a
quorum.
“Can a quorum be produced with suchla
small majority in the event of the minority
till i
“It cannot be done air: times in six months.
In theiast congrm the Democrats had some
experience in that direction. Their major-
ity over tho Republicans and Independents
combined was eleven. One of the independ.
enta acted uniformly with the Democrats
and practically their majority was increased
to that extent. Yet on the most important
oecasionit was an awful tasktogetaquo—
rum when the Republicans refused to vote.
"On eeveraloccasiomtbeDemocratshadto
filibuster to prevent the Republican: from
outvoting them and this with absentee; ap
purently paired. The neglectful and delin-
quent members who hang around committee
rooms when they ought to he on the floor,
and who are hanging over the mstaurant
barwheu roll calls are in pmgruoi, arc the
bormr of party leaders.
“A casein point is furnished by the Carlisle-
'l'hoebo contest. Ir. Carlisle had been elected
speaker even though his seat was contested.
There was no higher duty to the party do-
mandcd of the Democratic members during
the Fiftieth congresa than to see that their
speakerwas fully anworted in the «must.
Notwithstanding the importance of the issue
from a party standpoint, when the vote was
taken there were enough Democratic mono
bersalueut to have unseatcd Speaker Car
lisle.
“As it was, a large number of Republicans
voted with the Democrats, but the absentees
hadnoasaurancca tint such would he the
remit. OneoftheabaeuteeewasaNawYm'k
Democratic congremuau who was repeat-
edly telegraphed to make his appearance.
Therewmplentyof trainstoenablahimto
get to \Taahington without loa'ng much
time. When too late to get here, he tele-
graphedthatbewasdetained by unimport-
ant law me. It afterwards turned out that
hevflstryiugtoget remitteda fine of 815
imposed on one of his constituents for illegal
liquor selling.
“Mont party men would have preferred to
have paid the amount rather than risk the
consequent delinquency. Yet this member
took thechauces ratherthantotakethe
trouble to come to Washington.
“The above is a sample of Democratic ex-
perienwe. In thewmiugcongresstheDemo-
cratic learhrs will grin while they watch the
Republican leaders sweat in the effort to poll
the full strength of their party.”
Nearly Roasted Alive.
liamsml, Mich. Sept. 9.—-'l'hs rteam
memes Moanghtflreofl BigPoiut
tromsparksofilrefallinginto eomehayen
bet-deck. Considerable haywsa destroyed,
besides burning the deck and sails. The
alarmof fireatartled two men fromtheir
berths in the forecaetle. They rushed
stairnflndiugthebaynearthe doorablan.
Thailratmanpamedthronghwith alightirr
juries, but John Newmeyer, who attempted
tofolbwinb'nbamfeegfell in the flame
andwnalmost roasted alive,twothirda at
hiabodybeingeerioualyhnrnedandhisfaoe,
handsandfeetburnt toacriqx Physician
haveno hopes of his recovery. Newmsyer
Inila iromOgdensburg,N.Y.,la38yearaof
ageandunmarrled.
The Ambly Ceiling Contract.
ltayormmbo. AtSnln. the
hull» occurred andat-lp man
Wmtnflrredtlapreaident.
WEI-r the Week.
- ~ at'flmllco 8p In. Town
. Inn. Rallinopeupuvilionat
mt.
.. é—Wof soldieradtm. Racesat
.81]; IL Bombardment of Port No
Has-mammary n
1‘ Battle of Earth Point.
in naided North Point will be more
“Chm, forthamaueuversof
Whoop-Whom to
Mumwiththoaeoltheeoldim
,‘puficipatedinthis notable engagement
My ear-ago
My earedto play the British, capo
mare-softheliritish officers Gen.
mun-”mambo shotdead momma
main-u; buttheFifth llarylandrcg—
“Infinity’s Bombardment.
_” We] event of the week
W [has Friday evening when the
" of Fort 11ch By the
he. 13, 1314, will hereproduced on
. scale.
Earn hat kindly agreed to take a
it! ill reproduction of the bombard-
attluvual government war vessels,
. “thefmlgtheOuippeeand
“will hikepart. These war we
on: t the British fleet. They
willhmdinouminme channel mid—
«VIM-mm Icflenryand Fort Car»
fl, milieu-aloud at bothends
Homupwuuaiaorm
‘Mwfll be fired bombshelia
warehoflhefleet.
, a» fleet and Fort
. willbeoceupied hya line of it!)
_ u Which will he fired limulhno-
hm; Batterieawillhaplamd
v“ of Port lcheury, returning
helm-tucking“ UnitedStatea
will the fort and is k ex-
“Mannmtdefmeawfllbemadc.
We Tempting Bait.-
. ddounethdtatetomakeany
Mbulistflnayfipathiaof
' m ‘l’henuntreomtbaithe
”John Bulltorribbleahand
fortwowitne-eawhotectifled
ceiling-caudal before the anembly rpecial
committee, and also for somepersmswho
hadknowledgeofamnematerial facts.
Festivities at Camp Harper.
Gmranuao, Pa, Sept. 9.-’l'he second
. altthauutmrgulwwereeallsdinto new lei-rill-
W13: ..
latterly“ linker sod Bettina. Petty and BIdIi~
“ll-l
At‘llawark-v
mrk
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mThefollowingisthestludiagofthspia
Iranian :
annotations todata
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“P with hisclinched hand. He "was seized by
Furnishe- l’lans, npocileatima and hop-clam
- Aux; a. oiueoa.
’ (knots: of the nfigdoamfl Churchflum
l’iauoforte, Organ and logical
I ‘- INAPP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
«ice for the construction of cvcrydeacrl
oi bululinga.
TEBIS BEAMDNAIILE.
Um- lor'a buildtn Washington St.
1‘” mflorwa k. I'. 0 Box “:5
Composition.
(0 iv Lock Box to P. 0.. NIIRWALI. (KIN?!
-.m’é
Worcester. .
Newark .....
financed:
immal! wig
“m” $1535; at?“
Wig-{r- :2:
32 I: t: .: 3“:1
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539
C B. D'AR‘I'OIS.
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constantly on hand forthc nick and well
it
.. . Ben and Employment (lace.
llartf TIL. . o .)
ii)“ ,3.an ‘ .l’ a; collar! L180 NQBWAI: ll. (‘1'
WP .................. .‘ " I -
Mm“ 0 .3 ol ‘ J . u. JENNINGS,
3‘ ““92"“? g - .2! Beacon-or to l.. E. QulnIarIl.
ersey 'IIy , ' . . , ‘
° wr- ------ .. Undertaker d: hmbaIiIuc-r.
Games m .. 1. ‘. . BLEL‘l‘RIC Nlon'r BELLIN rnaonlor.
No. I Knight'st. Ito-um 5 Inn St.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
880-3111 Norwalk, Conn.
mm for Weddings and Parties. Ice Cream
ills cola
th Tips from the
Called.
Editors Kuhne and Benet-kc, of The Nord-
house Gazette, accused of lose majesty in
connection with the Gem-ken uflnir, have
been acquitted.
Ex-Coroner Henry J. Menuinger, a promi-
nent citimn. physician, G. A. [L man and
“ Ire (‘nrofully
J l). OROWB,
O
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and Intimates given.
Jobbing of all kinda promptly attended to
Sim Ann street. near lain
l" 0. x 44:3.Sonlh Norwaik (it.
politician of Brooklyn, is dead. He was 51
years of age.
1’. S. Stew-neon, president of the New
Brunswick railway and a well known rail-
road man, is dead at Mont red! at the age of
on years.
John O Brien. tho well known circus man,
is dead at Philadelphia
TWO
MINERS KILLED.
Fatal Explosion of Fire Damp III a West
Virginia Mine.
Moaoax‘n‘ywx, W. “1., Supt. 9.-—'l'bere
J B. RAYMOND,
Builder and Contractor.
one foot of Ranked 61. on Water P. O. Box or:
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
«ad on Saturday evenings from Ill to 8
ALDIN Egg-HANGING.
631—"
Work done by the day or contract.
5) W arhlugton :itrect.
Dallyfromo tenant, andfrmn I 20331. In
U’lnterert allowed on Dcpoalte.
Imu. hauls vmrm .
Joann. mime»: ono’l‘reu
war a terrible explosion of tire damp in the
Utllngton coal mine. near this place, result-
ing in the death of John Kinsey and Willhm
Kirby, and the fetal burning of John Kirk
while other mincm were more or low serious»
ly hurt.
The men went into the mine in the moru~
ing to begin the work of putting it in order.
When they lighted their lumps an explosion
followed, blowing the men a considerable
distance, covering them with flying debris
and almost tearing and burning their cloth-
ing from their bodi a
latte! Ignorance of English.
Ram“, “13., Sept ‘l. -—Au accident no
curred in the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul yards by which one man was killed and
one seriously injured. A hand car on which
were six men. just returning from their dny‘a
work, was run into by a switch engine as it
was coming around a curve. Four men
jumped, but Ole and Mum; Anderson, two
brothers, were too late, and the former had
four ribs and his skull fractured. Mans An-
derson had his hip and thigh bones broken,
skull fractured, and was injured internally
so badly that he died of his wounds several
hours afterward. It is mid the men did not .
understand English and did not understand
the word of warning which the other men
gave.
A Sensational Scene at St. Patrick's.
an Your, Sept 9 .-—Whilo Father La.
voile was celebrating children’s more at St.
Patrick’s cathedral, and burning incense,
James Corkcry, of South Amboy, rushed up,
scattered the altar boys and attendants right
and left and struck the (choir a violent blow
three special officers. one of whom was Mr
Joseph Rutledge, and after a dccpante strug-
gle was dragged from the cathedral and
hken to the Fifty-first street police station
Rois considered insane and was committal
Curran, Wy. T., Sept. 9.-—A ranch man
from the Big Horn country in northern Wy-
oming has just arrived here. He reports that
the Big Horn mountains are ablaze, and that
the fire baa crept down to the valleys, burn—
ing eVerything. Dr. Hall’s ranch and that
of Capt. Houston were both burned, the lat-
ter gentleman barely escaping with his life.
Every ranch on the mountains is burned.
Twolivea havebeou lost—onsaman named
Robin-In, the other an unknown camper.
FullmeIIOworthottimher-hasbcmom-
snared, besideaall tho mopertyontha im-
proved lands.
Gladetonc’a Misalon In France.
Patna, Sept. 9. ——Mr. Gladstone visited the
British «okay and later attended church.
He was interviewad by a reporterot Galig-
nani‘s Hanger, toth herald that he
eanisovertoPariaforarpecial “I
am teoold," he mid, “to travel merely for
the-kaofthe pleasurewhich travel allerds.
I have oomstoahowthe goodwill and re-
spect which the Euglkb people in? to
France.”
Allarlalrer ”naked.
9r. WWI—Ambasrmedwhlh
Inn arrromuled the Humid,
Bha'ifl Iva-and took from
hire-ll WMamqedl'ly-n.
aharudwith alitthiwhlts glrlaf
h maul hanged him from onset the
windowaotthaeoarthane.
, ammnuwm.
MY mmw
“fl
, W
and reliable Flowcr and Garden Sonia MeAliletcr'I
Bird l'ood and (in
FURNITURE DEALER !
Callandseemylargestlochf all kindeof mum
Ihclntenncnt of Ibedead. day or t.
connection with residence lie. a liter
Itch anI
Wm BRKD‘KR c. 3 ol(' oInI. “BEER-Iv. B RIDER.
blembcr Conn. B. 5 ti. Ass'n.
Sanitary and Hydraulic Enineers
Branch Offices 5 lVIITJIll-l‘l'ltlt, N Y
in" he gives prompt attention.
to the care of the commhdoneru at charitim. ”w ph‘ m" BM $03... and um one
r I let;M ~-~~~ u'I complete md willisot meal?“ nan. in In
an 1" re a a III II c I . gun-nee m m
‘ ora 0‘“ '7 meter: mm
diam
llavllund’a l‘rull Store.
llOICI ORANGE. BANAN \5. FIGS, DATES
all kind of Hits. new It fruit, confectionery
WI
0. a. naviuko's. 2: Iain St. Norwalk
ATEN'I‘B.
G. I B! I $1.610},
Washington. I). 0.
Ten years in United State: Patent Dibee.
dlw Guide to Inventor! mailed free.
George I]. Raymond,
And Fumishin Undertaker.
3‘ Iain Street. nor-walk.
Aleopreparcdtofnrniahcrerythl N for
place
time Board of nears.
Wm. ll. iiiluzu & son,
Mlln once, «I5 I ‘7 Wuhlnflol St.
SOUTH ROBWALK. 01'.
“B PERRY BTRBB'I’.’I‘ROY, H Y.
WATIRVILLB, l3. Y.
local Barrett-rand llcaeral Work will
Monuments all Headstone:
Do not buy a monument or Ila-time from
P. W. BATES.
Hillside, - Norwalk Conn.
MRS. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls illl Yum Ladies,
amorous 001‘. 3d, tee.
For circularaadtlru. _
Mrs. M. E. Mggd.
cannula count !
Gaelic Building. Norwalk, Ct.
rmk II. unseen. Mum.
flank-mmoah—hhaldhfly.
”mum-"Mm ‘ M 0' mumumm
”J uh“ hl-IVIIIO ”mm.“ 91 w he st
robot-nar- nnut 88 III on .
..E‘W . - ........ .. “rt-«Farmer... Wg‘
I.
M “numb. 3233;?“ cam Particular alleatlou paid I.
mmnws'anui " LEWMnn ml", Clea-m an Iranian
"m" {Pu-MW o'inm" 'M silk Ilata.
"m . mm WM tot Your Light lune!
"km , m
auto-mm.”
Gents’ Linou Collars, Standard
Styles, 100.
licLlJAN & STEEL,
Carriage Bul Iders I
No. is MAIN HTREET, new or
summon may BUlLDlNG.
Wagons and Carriage: made and re-
pa red. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
Julfltlflfi l’IICDMI'TLY ATTENDED :0.
I05.
WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinda of We.
Trucks. Carts. 0
Sew-fill mils; :mdnfiand W
New Road Cans only no
Horae-Shoelng and all
kinds of Blacksmithing
l-‘uul III F"! It'll! 5L.
south Norwalk.
anus It
WAGONS
Newamlseeoudhand
Buggies, l’lm tons. Carriages,
lanopics, Spindle», etc.
-- suit All.
Prices to
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
Illlllillillil
-—-— ~0va
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
the Beat Goods for
the Least Honey
AT“
H. S. BRUWN’S
hour & suon STORE,
Clark Jr Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
y...
Gonts’ Linen Cuffs, 150.
Unlauudriod, 250., 500. and 7 5c. Laundricd, 75c. and? $1.00.
Cheviot and Elena] Shirts, 400. to $2.00
BOYS’ SHIRT WA‘ISTS,
250. to $1.50.
GENTS’ SOARFS, TIES,
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
S4- W'nshington Stree t,
.—
“A.”
E. C. EEWKE’S
Photo studio,
(”or Poet otlce. Io. Norwalk
"menu-ulna Gnu-and or my cheerfully
THE LATEST I "
(lac.
Deritgthelanam loathe
South Nor-walk. Conn. N o R T‘H
Artificial it... steps. Exit;
WILL 0"”!
coal! teal!
fill all Willi
notatheNcwcealYard,
EMTOLLES&CO.
All the favorite muscles of hard and free burnlr g
min. ill price a give for motor supply.
All we Ihzmmcoly screened. well pro
and [mptly ddivcrcd
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
rum an» ounce,
Water 8L, Foot of llaviland Slo,
Opposite Putt t Word's Shoe Ianulactory.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Rewiring a specialty.
84 Washington 83.. - loath lorwglk.
HAVE YtIU TRIED OUR
Formosa‘Oolong
BlAflK TEA
MOO——
lany ofonr neighbour. no doubt have due Tea.
too fine i l tact, wedellcatc; they fail to get there
with the combined tweetness and st as do
yourrhnlanie servants. So if you-re discounted try
our on
- ,5. ooOw —-—-
lle Was an old 'l‘cu Buyer.
Ronald: “ltisagoed'l‘ra. Oneponed is worth
twoponndsotnchteaulhavabeen buying. and
thepriceofthcmhothiathclame."
Another aid: “I don't wish to flatter. but it is n
good'l'raaslhavc been and to paying 70 cents
or.
Price: 500 lb.
[little "8. caused.
£919 m?! iCX-ld Willi.
I ..rle haw. luliihuly'.
b a n» unhiatkawurll
. W.-
at
, ’ onerous-burno-
’ “my nu recur-m in,
w toe-dirt n- mandrel—
! rnh'a line of “CDC-OI!
at HI-nlea. or:
writ “and
Mature-Into.
than is your emu rovB mun Menswear-blame
who ambaveun Inn hem-aye."-
uh. wettest omwr'anha ‘IIII
Ia-ples-
that O CO”; ulsli Pfim
The PIIlcon 'l‘nr neoplasm-
lenvee the thin salt and agreeable: the cleansing
qualities are tlret clues I like it.
it I. serum. [anagram-paint.
Nrw Barn Con.
(helluva—Raving need your Fasten
soap
In rail. aadlndi In ly good-nick for
elc’amtnz. refresher the the] cherr-
fally recommend It “Indra-lit:-
s‘r'
'311 ‘.V‘i
’l
LET BATH I. N "‘
In! comm Chm Mum
WMIWEIIIII.
mu.
"mums—unmet”
raunmifihwmmu.
ram-ran MY 0.. law luau. h.
GO '1'0
IlflflllElHiBlilN’S
GhoiceGroceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, «20.,
No 8 hlain Street.
HITS! HATS!
FALL STYLES,
in all grades and colon or
Stiff and Soft flats, Silk llats.
. ‘enatetadtlanmhllatsfor-euand
my boys. Nlulaaeftllatrtormat
KNAPP’S,
”can“.
'OARRIizgrE
Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD,
LAWN BOLLBIIIR
., ..ET‘OCKS' [INFUSIIIL lllillllllllfill'l‘l
u will“ emu. nu ly Microph-
€37“
. m
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
kw” WILL P \Y you TO CALL
lAr 'f‘_H_lS erupt: ..INI) um}:
Euow CilEAPLi YOU CAN:
HAVE voUII Pmsrm. nose .
i
l
l
53‘"
3%..
Call and See Samples of Work.
'The Universal Store,
' No. 10 North Main St, South Norwalk, (It.
FOLLOW Till! GREAT RUSH 1'0 THE UNIVERSAL STORE FOR
'lllllNll BARGAINS I-
Wll ARE CLOSING OUR ENTIRE STOCK
FOB LESS THAN NEW YORK COST
To make room for our Fall and Winter Novelties. New in the time to buy what you need.
The Universal Store,
No. lo North Main Street, 80. Nor-walk, Ct.
NOTICE
ONE IZORE LOT
1,200 to L500 Pairs of
BlIII'I'S lNII SIIIIIIS
To Be Sold Way 11m Less Than inst *
A'I‘ THE STORE ()F
0.15:. HARVEY,
12 North Main an... South Woman"
A FULL LINE 0? ‘A, T -
Builders Hardware, SE... 1.5.5.38 !
PAINTS, “m"
SEWER PIPE
Oils Varnishes. am “3"; 0mm,
BerryBroaw Hard Oil Finn! 11- la 0 mumm'gfim
Win-o am‘fm.‘nua 32h?“ ?Wt%"-'v:"fi
""'" ' . paw. mm .
W- new" are...
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