”unfit“; m
m
M sallAllm.
hushipaslfollows: m “m m
Ir. Chandler—immigrate: (chairman),
ummmmmnhdsp
, fir. Dixon (3. ”Emu-ad pot
reeds, rev ntlonery eddi-
« ................ “.mmu' “r. :W‘W”~
._ ' wassdeubt . yfi. median d'spredsiio-
immigration.
sverwssstaesmefsomthanl-lo link-ifs Miskito-strictures. public
‘ , boildln‘ssndposndqimmigratiomhb
' ' Ir. I'leres (ll. D.)»'l'srriiories, pension,
”I'm“ m“ MW «new, civilssrvics, retrenchment.
1" , Am“ ‘MWN'WM' In. Allen (WM—Public lends, claims,
”l- ”dM-‘ufilmflh III-nod womanlmlndiaadsprsdstions.
Y' . his a w ecu-ony- In. l’sttlywwlfl. D.)--lndisn cumin
m '0 “I'm Mm!!!- Inizration. railroads, improvement of hits»
blood, .Pnrrastwsaton to you“
r. Casey (N. D.)-Railroa organiser
“V. W human M “ all in '50 tionsnd conduct of executinclllzpsrtments,
transpo rtetlon, routes toseabosrd. immigrar
It. lacta- We. lion.
Nibmaaylhihintheehalnofevidnes Thedemocrstiosenstors will meetin can-
“thssqlsetssocioselytothsmurdc GUI-00B WWW minority represent»
w d Duct-onto it isdoubtfnlif tbersisone fiononthawmmim lath-t they maybo
,,: mun-nth» thatwhichflisthsCarleon "ported to “10 Ben-t0 M0" “10 bond-l
’ . w. thssoeneof thedootor's slaughter, 7000-
. flmnmmtmenonghtodm Thefoilowingwsrs amongthsbillsintvo-
'fls .Forrest's attack. Other pom. of «loud lathe-mate today: Byilr. Platt—
‘ a“ «pally strong. were similarly as. Appropriatlng "00,000 fora public building
, mandbtwistedandcmstreedmm stNorwich,Coun. By MLChsndler—Pro-
Imes-rllllh. lnglmmspnnglonutectm vldlngtlullllnseonm—lonalelectionten
A; .m; voters in each county—or each voting pre-
" “If. m unless you confine yonmlf duct where the district is onemunty or le-
_ fie tenth you will meet with g rebuke -—makeallldavit that they believethe elec-
WWMwith." tionfllhennfair ifheld bystate oflcen
,, 7' All Peri-revs and Conspiratm 2: figmfst? dmi'm 2°“ “1:3,me
.- . g o petit on our w in ad
1‘ ,v ‘Igmefinndhimfl andfnpmceed.“ I Iy vanceandsballtakechargeof theelectlon.
_.-_ * ms the relm‘ he. Finally Ir. Farr Each candidate, or the chairman of each
{r * I. m . loud '0‘“ cried: congreaocnnl committee having a candi—
‘. WWWMMM“ date,mayrecommendacommi-iou forhh
' bs-aeircumstsnce introduced in this case county. Tb” ”mmi‘iom "9 ‘0 “h
, by th date not {.mmn ~ rge of the election and shnll recommend
1 hm 'omm Pom imam My inspectors, judges and clerks {0f appoint-
. ”bu-w- attorneysndhissmistants ment.
, H Inn 6'98“ not only in {mm - In the senate hir. Turple conu’overtcd the
.- of perjury, but a huge W"!!! amnion that trusts were beneficial to the
”M” the 5" W on trial. The public, and said that no trust was ever
m W made no reply to the so- formed with a view to public interest. He
m claimed that the modern trust consolidated
Bolster“; up “I. Am,“ the three legal oflonsos of forestalling. en~
‘Oa the testimony given by Mertes and MK. and monopoly into m Tm
Ira Hostel Attorney Forrest dwelt for m u” “game “in of “u” ‘5" my
mm Hewent over and over again werean Iniqnitonssystem thathoneycombcd
“W covered yesterday and with: ‘0 the whole world of domestic commerce with
. m their testirnony. As to O’Sullivan's fraud. He favored the legislation proposed
" the W said that it must be true. by the bills introduced by Means Sherman
u m w. i point that O’Snlliv an w“ in and George, in conjunction with his own
_ H on the “‘8'“ of I” 4 they all proposition for confiscating trust goods.
,Lnud'hmhhfi'g ,‘ffi’fimfi CLOSED ns ooous.
‘9 “mm diam " '0 d"““3- the rum National Bank. ofAhlieno. nu...
‘ agrssdon the mom point. Therefore, a” Ian“.
Whaliblwaswell founded. Cough- ”ml, Kan, Dec. 11.459 First Na.
.fiimhmwmmhfiwaseqnany Willi. WWW he tum“
w “TL”, :1 if: my “ theclty, has closed its doors Theliabillties
; h Wand the state" edlh: are given at ”16.23.59. The aunts arenomi-
m, m“ a. m '3??an nally alumni, but this amount isswelled
" 1..) .31..» could not be foran in- ”mm’ by ”my” °" "m” ’“d'
' , y F” which can never be reeliud on at anything
dent supposed that he was there, theori—
. like their face value. The bank’s alfairs
will”? and Nieman bung unworthy have been turned over to the comptroller of
:“A' The Suspicious Knives.
the currency, and no attempt will bemsde
. _ _ to reopen
M535 8““ nwmfly 0‘be The concern had been doing a good busi—
tmmu “10 3W: “19km"! were ness up to Oct. 28, when the failureofthe
“B Abilene bank caused creditors to grow on»
’ ‘0» WP ‘13 exclaimed. The“ hi" easy. Those in the east sent intheir certifi-
~havebsenDr.Qronin’s. Dan Conxhlin cates of deposit, and gradually theressrve
will have been no hkelrto keep them— But fund was exhausted Valuable lines of an
m was Coughlin’s if!!!“ 35 must have count were closed and reinvestment refused,
M one. Where was It? WM. be prob- owing to thenervonsnemfelt regardinzKan-
ahlythrewitawaywhenhethrewawayths m Wigs, An .mmpt a, ".13., 0.
byte the Carbon cottage. The attorney Woe-taken in the flush times of 1884—7
(«the stab nidthstthechance of Cough- wasirnltlwe, sndthecrsshcame. Thethree
Behaving two him identical totin- 6! reminingbankshaveincreseedtheirressrve
_Dr. (huh wss one in. 2,000,(ll0.” confined to the fullest possible «languid it labe-
litlflwred. “That heme utbechmso! Iieved willweetherthecrfis
Dr. Cronin having knives nicotine! tothose .____.__.
“My. main W”- T, T. Cont; The: Think nan-ring. Is a Failure.
Iinnys the kniv-wers Cronin’s,bnt Conk- Prrrseuno, Dec. ll.—In an interview with
..»fiiaflarsnd a perjurer,asyon must-ll Jacob Henrici, the present leader of the
-, / " " Economite society, the members of which
. . Oou'tthnedjonrned for the day. have their residence in Beaver county, Hr.
, ,. IVs-ww- Alleged eye-penny Trick. Henrici statedthatthe published statement
' hbwunmmmmgn- that the society had been We ths
Eli‘s Mdsnghter. evidently womb, advisability of adopting matrimony was
Emmott-gerbil, “Papal" “Papa!” If m falsem every particular. “The mutterin-
”uncommon“... mm neverbeenhintodatmr considered; sucha
wyisnow sregnlerthlng. Wmitanew Itopwouldbe a violation of our religious
humummmmmmum principles Them no men than twenty
" fisvmamflaJlee. ll.—Two thou-ad matrytheycan‘dom, but we send them
Wu
Nadcottonwas loaded during thsday. dsty. neverhavebemanyl . .
“embodihwi‘hinthedeterm amount. Weliveherelnpescn"
. “not the stsvedevato stand hytheship ————-——-—————
W as against the ownersof vowels The! 0-" U:- the World.
hthseflomoicfledyoffees TheBr-ithh Wmfa. Dec. u.—um.n«
“unimportant. valoeoi csrgoto amflltesrs. lanyckrgymwerem
”amusing-harem
Mama-m Itknothev mew-naming"...
chars-of dialed-lyewdsct.
Imudlheilealeet.
nwwmmwmmmm number-of our societylivlng.bntlwon't
' mgmmm. nyhowmany. We sometimesadoptmem-
————-————————- brs's. cheywishtolivelikeussndarewill-
SAVANNAH? BIG STRIKE. ingtotahecertain religions obligation-we
‘ —— welcome them into our rsnka. larried
MW’WMWfiI M19 can join our m but meet u"
ateheDeeh. singly. lianyotourmemherswinhto
sreoutonsstrike. Note away. Theynolmgerbelongtoourso-
., flight fire last month Archbhhop P. J. Ryan, (I Philadelphia,
ins Inadsd aadthssteve- condncted theimpredveservicesttendsnt
thecontraotrsfnsed, ontherscsptionsndprofcssionofssnntem
youngladics,mcstly of Philadelphia, atthe
Convent of the Immaculate Heart, Ville
Iaria, here at noon. Archbishop Ryan
. Mmmlondsysndthe msdeanaddrees.andtbemnsiewaeofs
WSMMsMh, highchsractsv. Thefriendeandrelativ-
“' fiwm-rqnitworkand Httheve-el. oftheyonngladleswho gave nptheworld
'iamtohveakupthecutomotm for a religious life bade them farewell
”(handhwmlastvuyh‘ Psomnncs, n. 1., Dec. 11,—]!de
W - Orookhss taken action to recovermlm
W-“mm‘ damagesfromthemfin‘oflcc'and
Mil-,MIL‘TNNRJW PohoemanwmofWarnmforfal-srrsi
mil-"Imi- W new Becallsdonhisdsughtc
Saturday nights-d whorefmsd admit
tsncs tried to forcesn entrance inloths
rddeacs who stole employed Isado-
mestie. Amsnuamestlpey,whowuh
Burt’s compounhsd him arrestedua
'i
it;
13%
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5
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l
BlochonIItiesatl’afls.
King Dinah Ballfou. who attracted so
mochsttsntionhsrsdnringthe visitotths
Grenolle, whereheis surrounded by an en-
campment ofthis subjects. King any has
foughtandbled in thecsnee or Maud
haseccordingiy rsceivedtheCmssofths
Legimolflonm‘, whichhewearspvoudlyon
his whitelmmous. He rules when at home
over 200 villages, containing a population 0!
ammo sable subjects. Like most of the su-
perior types of blacknmoors who have been
Invitsdto see the exhibition, and to ”we
senthere thenstives of the French .~ uln
ordependenciesinAfrics.0unnanll .isn
highly intelligentlooking man, andhisl'oyal
honors. although magre and mediocre.sit
well upon him—Paris Cor. London Tele-
mph.
Boned and Elderly.
There was present at the reunion of the
'l'hirty‘nintb regiment yesterday at Mord
William Field, 89 years of age. the oldest
Grand Army man in the country. Bow-s
born in Doerfield. His mother was Habits-
ble Arms of that place, supposed to bee. sis-
ter of Governor Ames’ grandfather. lie is a
machinist by trade, and lives at Franklin.
He wnsmsrrled to allies Baldy Smith,“
Harwich, and has been the father of {our
children, all of whom are now deceased.
Theold gentleman isstrongandruggedsp-
panring,and when he was presentedtoths
Invited guest he was received with a storm
of applause—Boston Herald.
ls mun“
BAKING POWOER
FORE?
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
IS IT FREE FROM AMMONIA?
As is well known, ammonia is unhealtir
ful in food. and dries up the bread
Infidel.
motion to consumers of food can-
lies in their ability to choose
those made from healthful substances.
Union manufacturers publish just what
their baking powder is made of. do not
use their goods. but boy instead
OLEVELANO’S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
Thispowderismsdeonl ofstrictly “
mamwwhm “
' ofsodmwithalittlew
chemists. and yaicrans,’
Boards of H th throughout the .
Gunman Bnornsus, Arms. N. .
hyslesl Culture
PROF. W. G. NEWELL
st sttssrysusmilimssm‘
ans-unsure. lsvwsll. mid-1......”
nmwumm.m1wss.
win. Ilass sod Inst-I
gm 2:.
,_ w. o. unwell. ‘
lungflwuddyost-Zs.
mam-m.
Wino?
ll [All llElllllEll mules.
A time“! wow
Training School.
image-amend
'ilosissrshsulcu
Bllillll lllllll,
l
STAIIOID. CT. 3
“militiamen! younesndoidol both
“WWW!
A. DICKERMAN & SON, moi-raw“
84 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NoflWALK.
MENTU
Mflmhnflodfi‘
Ammunmswlwsn _
Wm. B. RIDER &‘
Business Education.
leek-Keeping
lienhsad, Tthisg and “telegraph,
ashram unfit. lllilsnls enrolled
”Meddl-
llerrlll Business College.
”ileum & STEEL,
Carriage Bul lders I
W
No. as mm amour. emu or
EALVA'I'iON ARMY smwmo.
W
Wacons and Carriages made and re-‘
paired. Signs made, lettered.
m WWI“ mom
BEST
Pflfl'l' GRAPES!
'NORTH’S.
HOM ER 13. IIOY'I‘.
JOBIII HO PEOIP‘I'LY A7128 0153910.
s
WRIGHT in FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And mannlnctuers of
All kinds of We. one,
Trucks. Carts. 6 c.
All kinds of repaid
we“ "iglfi'a‘m only $31
Horse-Shoein and all
kinds ofBlackgnithing
Foot of l-‘rnnlllin 8L,
somn Norwalll.
WAGONS
New and second-hand
Buggies, l’hsetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
PRATT’S FflflD
Horses, calla llll chickens
Sure Core for all Diseases.
MAKES "ENS LAY
mm “Al, Argo smw....m. mm, m, w, ”my,
Plat lllll Stalls Belling
RAYM ND BRlS
coal! lloal!
final and anl
EMRHEEE co.
All the termite varieties of herd and free bombs
male. 3 prices given for wmtcr tupply.
All one lboroognly screened, well pre-
pared and promptly dcllveml.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Splitl
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
than AND orntn,
wine‘s so, Pool of nevus-"l su ,
Opposite Pratt 5 Wsed's Ehoe llannlselory.
some ll. FEBRIB,
\
Wholesales!!! Winnie: ll ell ham or
molly done.
1‘“ wagons for do.
insoles mm BRIC-A-BRA!) m novan wsi.
'oonld vim-tuna 9 l ‘l'N
80L! AGKNT FOB TB!
and See Them.
m? TILLY.
mulls!
ALL Gowns
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacle all Eye Glasses.
'I'heylisvsnolqnsl.
SPRING? Ll).
8011- Magnetic
irkdcpartmcnl I have every facility in
A large and well selected stock of silverware
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry always on hand.
Wall Papers.
New GOOdS
Largest and Finest Assortment in the
Town of Norwslh.
Filelmellllllllic—llulllllnll
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Piper Store. I
l8 NORTH MAIN STREET,
.outh Norwa 1k. Ct.
Lowest Prices!
The {Rest Goods for
the bout honey
9. & (ITEA
The mm Ever Gin-ed.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A 31087 DELICIOUS BEVERAGE, 'i'llY 11'.
2:: viii rem us my other. unlit; urn miss
it is the llmum Guns Lur. plrkml from
Hm host plantations nnnl mimic“. ebonllulcly
l are and true from all ntltzluntions or caloric-z
I» war 1?": packages us hermetically rm. .1
out w 'u‘TJIilt‘ll Inli would. it in mammary
Ollllr'fll in use than the l-mergrsdea
s . e s ’ '
31.3“”. .: Occidental To: Co..l.ti..
Head (' fir-0. 35 Inn/ling Slip, New fork.
For ml.- lnr the Inn-.24! uftll‘fl.
F. I). LAWN c 00..
I). L’IIOIIEDIEU.
CHAS. ll. FEBBIS,
South Norwslh. Conn.
Swan do Bushnell,
862 Water Direct.
“matron. com
beatbsnd 9h Misty. main:
Pm and 0"" stealth hafnium
H. S. BlflWN’S
300T & 811019 STORE,
Clerk (cg-Lane’s Block.
saw MAW STREET.
mCA-NDIES
Ofallhildl. MG-
llll. AND Wfllll
Brick. Lime,
Blue Stone, Etc.
Cement.
behigh, hackawonna, Locust
lountsin,‘ Franklin, and
“Wilhesbarre Goals.
lull I'll RUBBER PAINT:
Yard'lfoot “Washington and)!»
”streets. Branchoflee until-no
m
NEW ENGLAND
CONDENSED llllfil HEAT. B A K ERY |
H U M P H R EV S ’
mmmmlncsflyand
mymnmem
mmOOPIAB (I‘m MI,
membrane-eminently
MI. lireJohn
Holland
GO 'I'O
‘—
.... Chaim? Groceries
lfllllllllzfllllllll’l o. .:
ffmwsmc Polish
A -mmli‘éwm=&
, ‘ . 0mm. ,
game ligand lhshnsrswishfuthsu. , «howled-e
W _, Sanitary allllllmlll
A rtillclnl htono Stops . Coping, lals on... u e 41 WW
I. \WN IOLI.BB'.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
. , doc. 550. Brando-ens
Manufactured by c. T. woman “WWW...“ ‘ .
Eli Water Street. In” 1y ’ Jim? ”firm" mm'
HOLIDAY “Goons
PLAISTEII’S Illlllll s1
TOIl.ll’l‘ oases,
Foum‘rax roles.
CUFF sun CQLLAI nexus.
on: U! cases, '
snevmo some,
n NCY Tunnnonnrnns, -
PUXGI'ZNT!‘ l.\' SI 1.VI".II AND CUT “LAD.
(1E ST ER, CARLSBAD, 8c.
Palmer's Lulun's, Atkinson's, Wright’s, Lumlborg's and Billie
suckcr's Perfumery. ‘ ~
We WIS: be pli'a‘iil to has» you examine our carefully selected M, W .
you plucl: m- or rm'. . '
Plaistedfiiug Store: “
Ellaslllm " '
Cor. Slain & West Ste.
A” 4 ,
PLUMBING, GLASS WARE.
Steam and Gaslillilg. 22:23:32.”.
3mm HEATERS "' 7’“
m p srovnsmmrors
Hot Air Heaters. ‘L .. TinsudMlmWork.
lumlulsul
FUR THE FALL on WINTER llllll. ."
———¢se——-—
in}
1
Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are oom’
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being '
intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town .
,ln Prices and Quality.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main subs... Norwalk.
__.._.
GRANDEST DISPLAY 0P
LAMPS [IF EVERY 1112811111111:
Ever seen in South Norwslt, from 25c in new.
llsn limos, llimnlys ill Willa,
0i eilszas and Styler. We mshesspseisltyol .
sun’smmmom , ,,
Doo’tforgetonr ’ . ‘ ‘
Great Display of Holiday Goalie
lowoneshihitioo. anus-sausa- 7‘
Malachi Glasswet. ‘
sense-rumor firm
. til-mower '
. l
l‘
(Isn’t h» seen in soy other.”
Norwalk Chronicler