ilhm‘thehehbnoi thechair.
g; the Iponhar Called a Cur.
Unlike. oi 'l'sras,sald that a vote by
“Iowans mocha part oi the parliament-
sublimamotiontoadjonm ltwssths
0*“!!wa tho homoeouldcorrset
owe-oi the spoahav.ond ii thohouao
fllothovoa httothisvototheswakor
hammoacmr. .Caanoasoidheknewoi
no rule anthorislngtsllsrs. Ademndior
ay‘ on! nays was a constitutional right,
Hob-diorama wasnot. Ir. Bayne,
eflt Ir. Breckenridge, at Arkansas, said
aflw‘thornll. the house would he at the
J‘rlclillan, oi Teena-so, said thattho
M of the chair had himaoii
N ambled them. Why should the home
onocodooi rulesonedoy and another
oaothorl
“no lights at the Illnnrlty.
Mr. Bloom, oi Georgia, said he would
M the rights of tho minority, and that
”I who would trample on thooorights
“v his the respondbility. The debate
was continued by lemro. Gear oi lows,
who! Georgia, Perkins oi Kansas. Cutch-
sea of lichigan and Carliolo oi Kentucky.
ll. Carl'mlo held that the parliamentary
mw ought to beconstruod in relation to its
mm by the rules at iormsr con-
gremea it had been held tromtimoim—
metnx'lal in Euglfli speaking legislative
amsmblies that no prodding ofllcer could
“keno almolute, final decision to bind t
My over which he prmided.
" Ipsokor Bead Defends Bimseli.
L In hhmitting the question the speaker
state! that he could not see how the rules oi
*1“ house could govern the present
It)“ indirectly. The hot that theyhad
has: made as rules showed clearly them.-
my of special enactment The United
States, he said, is illled with people unusu-
ally devoted to public meetings.’ These
meetings were governed by principles which
had hem acted upon until they had become
mull defined parliamentary usage That
M was no arbitrary control of the house
bribe chair was shown by the fact that at
"Duran—I an appeal from the decision 0!
:tllhehalrwas pending. The chair had no
to ordering tellers, but it was not
' aim oi personal preference; it wasa
questimtolright. As to the possibility oi
.jhoqleaker making a ials- count which the
, Wmldrectiiy.aruaeofthelast house
5. , MMIthMaquorurumust
“out! truer- and the speaker must count
Ethol- ,oueflith. Ultimately, therefore, the
intake was the counting oflcor.
re. v. : the Appeal Tabled.
1 Inc-anon, oilllinob, moved to laythe
I»!
E
momma-imam
fill” (2th 22—11.. bi tussotr
with» tfimmfiwh’uw
. ' ll .
$1.9m. ,
gr; .g
Appointments floods-ed.
Thomaatooammittoooahaaoshadmld:
IlshmmiDsIowarato be met auditor st
tho treasury. Charges wars lied against
flr. Fisher some time-go eonnseflnghim
thotihsppard rsgimo, when Ir. Fisher was
district sttornoy. The committee decided
to ignore those charges and s iavorahlo to
post oa the nomlastion was ordmsd uaodv
moody. The sonsto also oalrmsd tho lob
lowing nomi-tioual Audio 3. Banter,
marshal tor the northern district oi lion
York. Postmaster» Pennsylvania—J. W.
Bartlett, Doyle-town; John Sloth, Allen»
tows; J. it. ltowland. Thurlow; H. T.
Worth, West Chester; J. A. Fisdler, Belle
ionic.
What “C W W.
fioroope litaisoywsro'pvmsm‘
mmwwmwwolommm
ohto matter ‘wos’dheumed at some length.
but no conclusion reached The question
loose that has used thoadministratioa ior
some time. lie mention wm mode inths
meeting about the hanging oi Secretary
Proctor in eillgy in Aberdeen, Him, because
of his reiusal to place the flagon tho war
department at hali most when Jciiersoa
Davis died.
Charged with Ballot Discrimination.
Waeluluros, Jan. 22.—-ldward Rumble,
oi Ksmble t llsstlngo. hour and grain
dealers of Boston, has filed with tho inter-
state commerce commimion a complaint
against the Lake Shore and lichlgan
Southern Railroad company, the flow York
Central andjiudson River itsilroadconr
petty and the Boston and Albany Railroad
company. The complainant alleges that
shippers oi grain and flour irom Chicago to
Bollalo are clmrged unjustly discriminating
ratio.
Phillipa Removed by Noble.
Wasmsorox, Jan. 22.-~8ocrotary Noble
hasdirected the removal of Henry A. Phil-
lips, oi New York, one oi the muted chiefs
of division, pension oilice, who reiuood to
comply with a request from Commimiourr
Baum to resign. Mr. W. B. Reynolds, oi
Pennsylvania, was appointed to fill the va-
eancy caused by the removal of hir. Phil-
“I'-
THE INAUGURAL BALL.
flours. Abbott. Green and Grnbh All
llalsa lorry Together.
'l'nxxroa, Jan 22—11» inaugural hall,
though not very largely attended, was never-
tholm a highly socceminl event. Both Gov-
ernor Abbott and the retiring governor,
Green, were present, a was olooGen. Gruhb,
the Republican candidate deieated by Gov-
ernor Abbott. 'l'hegrond march was lodby
Governor Abbott and In. ex-Gm
Green. Gen. Grubb escorted li- Abbott
and er-Governor Green escorted Him no.
Grnbb. A large number oi military mon in
full uniform were present.
'l'bodirectors and patronesaes oi the hall
embraced the kadingsocioty psoplsoi the
date, Republic-am as well as Democrota
Thediroctors oi the ball were Samuel 0.
Nsar, ex-Sberiii Thompson, N. H. Yard, W.
N. Van Syckel, ox-Benator Blackwell, 8on-
rotary oi State Kelsey, Dr. Frank Ialor,
Gen. Dounelly, ex-Senator Scudder, Hon.
Benjamin F. Lee, exJudgo Woodrofl,
Chauncey Beasley, son of the chief justice,
and John A. Hall.
The lady patronomae were: Ira cm
Jmice Beasley, lira 8. Meredith Dicken-
nn, Ira. enoGovernor Green, In John
llall, In Benjamin F. lee, In. Dr.
William Phillips, lire. Gen. Stockton, In.
Spencer Albaugh, lira Jonathan Block-
well, Ire. Gen. Dounelly, Ira Elmer R
Green. Mrs. Dr. Imlor, Ira S. D. Oliflmnt;
lira B. Scarborough, lire. Gen. Btryker
and In Justice Van Sychel.
The governor. his skier, In. Dodd; his
daughter, and his two sons, Icon, Jr., and
Willi-um introth to thognosts-
thoy arrived.
Loon Abbott is to hehisisther's private
”artery.
Ir. Blaine on tho Nlcaraagla canal.
San Marco, Jan. 21—At the annual
' “i
M "'W
a" “moans-wt, Brusdud lurid-M
v E" "'W Wptl-ii “M E‘ ,,
5 m; H
.assoon
lost, mot away tor the barn, still oorry-
inghsvhitoi meat.
lavastkation proved that the out had cut
tho-gle'sthroat, andoohowuied hh breast
thathlsbody waslitorallylald open. Altar
hlsdaatbin utilisinhowovenohs had been
tooclevortorohx her hold andthusiall to
thoground,bnthadlothoronomyasrvoos o
parachotolomso tho dmemit. At lost so-
mlwmnonothsmiorheraerlal
omw. . ,%7.HMMiM~ ..
v l‘vm'fll. .' [‘3‘ L'U-‘llr' '
‘0 In. MFAWIILM.
kWh“ mm" ~
no nos ,
wombat-.00: oseoliml. virtno’iro‘m
«Indian: Why is it that our aiucotsd people
romlnovolsotilloistvleaobadmi textureao
light,“ nuaningaovacant that no Psiais
Royal bookstall would venture to hnwint
m r 1‘ gr
rm
or
. a.
such artists, and yet umh wicked onmt Why
dothey still caroior excellence in art, ii in
nothing else! Incomparable in “the calm
pursuits oi peace,“ the; throw together a
tow thmisand oils, a few hundred aquarolles,
slew milflon bits of fused mud or baked
clay. and all their mighty neighbors flock to
Parts and stop gingerly, admiring, through
the show shelves of this beaten people Such
artists are they! so delicately, so consum-
mately do they work, each in his quiet little
shop, or field, or stmlyl—Scrihner.
ooos AND alibi.
The population oi Japan is just under to,-
moon.
The German nichstag has voted to exempt
students of theology irom military sen ice.
The South Devon hounds took their follow»
on achass oi twenty-live miles lately, the
[or finally being leit to continue his gallant
run in the darken-i.
The papal soldiers have given up their
iormer headdrem and wear helmets after the
pattern in use in the German army. The
rest oi their uniiorm remains unaltered.
The Sandwich lslander‘s pipe is madeoi
virgin cork lined with nioerschaum, and is
curionsbyrasouoithepattarn on thecorh
made by the insects that iooliou the trees.
It is like delicate lace work.
The last return of English navel courts
martial shows that an ordinary seaman was
sentmeed to eight yearn‘ penal servitude ior
striking an ofllcer and two others condemned
to live years‘ penal servitude [or a similar oi-
lance.
A gmtleman in lndiana who was an indie—
creet as to loaveiflumtortbo establishment
of a hamster maiden hdios, has been ado
judgedinsanohythecourtsandthowillisto
be set. aside.
During the year ending Oct. 31 there were
no lower than 439 suicidm in the Austro
Hungarian army, of which twenty-three
Van oiliccrs, and the remainderpon-com—
mimimod odious and privatm.
The Calcutta Public Hedih society are
agitating ior legislation to prohibit lepers
being employed in washing clothes or prepar-
ing any sort oi food. The native population,
however. objects to the law aliecting any but
WWI
By the spiromter (or lung test) the aver-
ago lung capacity when corsets were worn
waalai eubicincbm; when thecoroetswero
removed the test showed an average lung
capacity oi M7 cubic inches; again oi $3
cubic laden.
RobctGifl’enhasreadapaper-heiore the
Royal Stadstical Society oi in
which hoamimstmthowealthof thoUnited
Kingdom in 1885 at monument). This
wouldgive mch inhabitant £270. ' a
oithorichmtthrssnationaoithe
worldlr. Gillan finds that tbowealthper
headoipopulationstaods asiollowo: Great
mm; fiance, ill); theUnitadBtstas,
till.
The standardoisize iora lady‘swatchis
little over aninch in diameter. A lady’s
watch usuallyhas a hunting cusses-shalt
hutingmacircularopeningintbocenter
dtblidahowingthehandasndflgurmm
mianmlodon the oumide: thus the time is
mmwithontopningtbewatch. Chatelains
watchm usually haveopen tacos. loam
authonsonognlnoitheownm’isengraved
hhg,slendsr letter-son thooutndooithe
ssaoothcasaorthewatch isolaboratolydee
watedinuamolsorioweh
Tho wiiooi Gouge Kammn h, like the
wivmoi n) manyligm'ary nth: m
m-hsrdthsdommticflrm. Mngwithout
“anaconda-ape name
“ransom—morals
l
them! 0r,rathsr, whyare they at Yronco J
yififlfllfi" ~*
Minty-slit” Iilmostm
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annular-mm urea.
Adv- “ im lt. m: “b. 3‘. I.“ “II. II. II.
Subscriphoo Price. $5.00 Per Year.
1» ed
OF THE BALANCE OF OUR.
Holiday Stock...
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 “'AQII INii'l'il‘V STREET.
1.
Job Printing
GO To
SOUTH NilRWAlllCa
m
Mia»... may ._
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’ on...” 6.4..”
I. 3AVIIOND,
Billlilm' and (‘ontructor
Work done by tho day or contract.
Ole twi’ oi llovlisud lit. on Water P.o. Box 61'
Mil. iv“. struts,
Caterer iv! \t‘eddlnp and Parties. lee Cns'o
ronelamly or. hand iorthr sick and well. Ills cc.-
Malt-d Rom liter. and Imployrnem on“.
51! MAIN ‘1‘. BO. NURW .i Lil. ('r
\llto. I. (Eamon.
A
1'an 0'
Instrumental! and Vocal Music
Residence or We It ll Plaioled‘e,lfl Washlm'on
other, ‘onih horn-in. n21 n
\usx. a. muses.
i
{kt-Into; oi thu- First ions
“3% oi
l’iaimi‘orm. organ and lusirai
l'omposltion.
hi I) Loch liar .39 P. 0.. NIIKWAIJ. mm
l Churchfi'atl
I f. CROW?»
' I
l‘arpoutor and Builder.
P‘a'l- furnished and letimamglm.
J "Hum: u! all klndo promptly attended to.
Show Ann street. near lair.
‘ U x “8.80m Norwalh 0t.
(I D. JINNINGH.
' rem-«moi. s. Quintafll.
Undertaker & Emhnlmer.
Kl Ev'l'illt‘ NIGHT BELL m TBIOPflt'I.
lio. t Knight St Residual, 5 Kim 9
830 8m Vorwalls, I‘oun.
W. B. KHAPP.
Architect and i‘ivil Eugioehr.
Punishes Phns. 1‘ and ~uperinleur
once for the construction oi every deocrluion
of buildings.
TERMS IBASMABIE.
orrxcnr Taylor's Buildlne Waohlnetm. flu.
in. liorwalk P 0 For m
soon IOIWAIJ “V1306 IA“
u Washington am
Open Dailyi’rornfl to llam..and from i to 3 pm
ad on Saturday evenings from s to 8.
{timer-m allowed on Depoldto
{DEN HULMAN’h. Prev».
sous n. rsuuis. Vice-m;
JOHN
Mir 8. “APP. flee. anu’l'res
Monuments and Headstone:
Do not buy amonumemor ii irom any
gnoungph. bulge direct to the show rooms 0'
w too Wateretroet Rorwalk select
and .oar
an ample" and in. will not he lntod In In
253 usnmtery work"
P. W. BATES.
dioagpo
inallkindr oi uilding rum:
“he
FURNITURE!
NEW Small.
NEW Goons.
llarlnr removal to tour doors shove the old
stood. intoane- st to and rtocled It will: now
goods. among than specially iov
Holiday Presents,
Bamboo Furniture. loo-Ir. Screens. Inner t‘halrs
Foot vests stands. stouh. vn tact everything you
can thluh M in the tent are line
lmyhodylnma toes“ and look at a bright
new
l
2271:. 6%,:{SMIR m7;
" 'nonw's incl.
m
Tit! moor "MEMO“ awn
«Interests ' amuse
or
31m. a, gunman
mend
0! rep rt rQselhya low pile-s with a Mont
no qlllllil .osut u . r m we row as w spindle
PRICE LIST.
finger Pom. "I: pr: can. can» We.
Pt: I osllty 'I‘ mam a lo: ior con neon 55c.
two a.- ”in pvt can team Toe
lath June l’rss. lhrp rc mucus-m:
Ismoiat Pta- lbv per call. tit-us it c
‘no-vt oh. It M? too Go aura" .
Hiring B one it: pet can hem - Me
Holden Pumpkin . he on :a 6 cn-- a;
wschiao Boy I. b-ior n- o "it pr: can owns .103
~alllotl. ltc pet can 0 can- “ m.
it I: all rprci -I notice to our
. , _
l plrurmn (.llnm-d t ltllllh
Patched at Bar ll rh r. Value wlmvled one on
ini ' hon-tor lldll'lllll'tr n til-m u uc- Mm
men not a- they are with vinegar. Z‘JXC [at can 6
com Mr,
and lie-us, lac per can. 6 cans Etc.
Canned Fruits.
Blue flow es (sp'endid pin) it)“ prr ran
lilaet o ‘2“: per (an be m» sea
ai'unlia apt win We pet can, b can! Cl
a "main Mitre 22: y"! can. 6 Cam [I l".
Irnluiuvnia Brien (me tlums, m pu eon, scans
lob.
I'll“ rule In Home. 23c per can. 5 can st to
Cameron in hllt‘ t'heme- 1‘ per c .n
Valli-moo flar'icil P. n- th: oer c u
N agar. Fal s it hue Chemrs. 7:- pr! cm Gems We
Go My of all these Good; Warraaled
my not right «in b; madcgt d We sin c .n.
inn: to sel-
l‘lorids sweet oranges at 2.
Ulhlla & Bumsmuk.
McLEAN & h'ilil-ZL.
Carriage Builders l
en. es MAIN smear REAR or
SALVATlOS ARMY BUILDING.
————-«O—-——"
Wazons and Ca'riages made and re-
pared. :igns made, lettered.
‘ a. d hung.
a dog.
JOIN“ [40 P30. I’ll! A’I‘I'BN DIED o'l‘0
Ill;
"marrow“.
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers oi
All kinds of We. one,
Trucks, Carts. 0 .
All kinds oi repair! pr‘mptiy done
8mm! new wnd rmmdngand wagons ior mic.
New Road Carts only 3’1
Horse-Shoemg and all
kinds of Blackomithing
l’smt oi l‘ra tutu on,
south Normans.
aplli ti
WAGONS
Ru and second-hand
Buggies, Phantom. Parriuges,
Canopies, Spindle», etc.
Prices to Halt All.
Call and See Them.
m? TILLY.
N‘Gi’E‘S
BAKERY !
hirsJohn Holland
5.0an m
l
i
roam—mn—aws
infirm!
21K."
as“ Wm «~
1
Q 4.
PRATT’S F
._... you”
Hams, Cams and thickens.
Sum t are fur ssll [them
ll \ltllh‘ "ENS LAY
BALED HNAED
———\'l‘—-
rate no
MOTION
bottom.
send direct 't' inc-l...
rice.
o.
It the rh-nirs cannot
$3 SHOE can
moor “'ttll-rpnmt.
limit in me World
'l' ‘1: HA
gig: filial vs
2
.125 a mum's
.oo I own no
an made in Congress. Button
Peat Moss Swill Bedding
RAYM ND BHUS
Ilsos-o unl
W. I. Don‘las‘ name a
price are stat-.9“! on the
y encloolnrzfv'ét‘a
w. L. DOUGLAS
Pine i'nli. "envy ham! Grain and Creed-
Examinr his
Nil—DE“? ll Silo!
, . . .I" .1 .
SilMlt‘N's sauna.
78' SCHOOL out)”.
and Lace
:3 x. :2 SHOES Jill.
IIJB SHOP: F088 nussrzs.
Peat atevial. Best t 1-. Bout It“
. [- gowns. amour: lines. Bold '
John Schaub & Son,
Washington Its-not. south lorwnlh it‘ll
The Sentinel lilies.
In |uun
Artificial atone stole.
UARRI‘A
humor. «7-
u'atoelsroot. ,‘ggtgqv
HORSE "LIPPI‘G- Fist-Clan Work at Lowett Prices.
Horse 0|le done in machine nor-on a
mhman ( many saalo‘ upuienee. loan» "on:
alien at lie-m (l ’o 'I'I" vlable. Io uht
street. liorwa k, “mull ho pomwy aw d
all to oil In
The Bus Gum Lawns Prices.
um All SHflIES
GLOVER a: OLSEN’S
SPEC! A III IE9:
Our Surah Kid Lmlloo‘ 82 (“Shown on- thv finest ever «fined in 80th Norwalk.
lem’ French Km Hand Sewer], Imiwe’ French turned and wells at prices that
wall no omph int].
A full line of Lcdn-J. Childm.‘ and Mn-n‘» Show: that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
leaders in the liuot and Shoe Trude.
Till! UNIVERSAL hi'l‘llllll
leoflerimgreathsrgainolnsllkindsoi
(Iranian, Glass, Tin and Kitchen Wan:
tore ior less than New York cool to make room hr Fprln
quarters for all kin
Fancy finals Willi Presents
The Universal Store
1‘." "In: a ”H'J “a.
[it if! ll. 1 iii".
l]
STRAW.
ritunhmes. We are ashnowledged head
0
FOR
TLEMEI.
Brick. Lime,
"(rifled-s
crass
Jillll‘i a. ensure,
Wholmaieaudletallm’ iaallkindsoi
flfllL All] W001]
Cement
Blue Stone. Etc.
North Main St, South Norwalk.
E. C. KERRIGAN,
m Hum-Famous
(7°11 lilo t Natalia. C HALN A
WWW“ 3" fi 6: GLASS WARE.
stelimmm; .. .....,...
Tea and Teller lots
r. :‘vvr VIII qtnlr‘. 15?“),
3mm "runs '- 1......
“'0 srovssmnixqgs,
Tin and tilwt in. WI".
Hot Air Heaters.
A Positive Sale!
The Larflesl glaring [Int Sale '
nous Alli sun:
Em- ofl'ered. Everything goes at cost and km at the store oi,
c. H. HARVEY.
and
arm-WI! :Isodiormaay
in tea Micron!
Earmwmrzgmmm
I“ are 'IM
mm“ wnm
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