. wall! MI..-
. lwded with eehtnst el-
MLLIM'MH‘MO'I
assisted. Winn“
“cure endthrillin' scene
--d the recent election at
? lath- lie read from Demowntle
'3; :1" .muwiieorge’stwessnsrode
I on. -..'-hsedotarmsdtroopsto
paves 2 men voting. In last. the
“or t - rile-trauma were u of!“
in: Vice Prudent Horton was
3% in sum "to fillmlfl ML
's 5er Arrogant Cane-flan.
,. Ital i' rwelrithe race towhlchwehev
" his» mm! arrogantnndyntentiom,
-g than": iv mire and indomitable inhh-
is My. l-.. «viliovllmlihsrtyflrntwnityend
equal“. two that raes'eeoutrlhntions
tots-m .Eteveryaepot item
fronzl ._ ...to enlightenment, theCan-
easier. .. 3...: refusedtos-imilate with
the low mu and African. Upon the
“resin .. secondeentury thepeople
l “the: mileswereooufrontedhythe
moat ; . ». problem everplneed before
f." ‘IfNr solution. Bull-thema-
7 sBer ~ml freely, without subter-
fuge ' " reserve.
. .msto to Grady.
A nator lngnllspeidatrib
It» . , '01 W. Gredy.frotnwhom
30* 7* motor quoted Hewent
ea l :3090 there were in the
Unto» ..1, mm negroes; in so»,
A,“ ~,,- hi 0,0“). ltwnahis belief
tins 1.;. ..... -. shown mmmim
was.” fraud upon
the exams. committed for the purpose of
atoms. as lessened represmtstion.
1omsnplientethaproblem thenegrewae
negate. Thltne ct change between
tin-whiten“ and the black was distinct
and riser. Thaw was neithw amalgama-
tlou, absorption nor animilation between
then-seen Fordbouglas. the most illustri~
3‘ unsiivlngremtetiveot hiersceurreat-
. er. hsthenahflry his Caucasian unforce-
u. mes-tthen by h African bloodlhedeeid
”him that when pejudlee the
Inca-would brooms He did
notlnelievrit. fluehasolutionot the dim.
culty, hethnught. would be impmsible; if
po-ible. am deplorabla. llhtery showed
that-share 'hewhita and black hadooms
Willi! zthepertodofalaveryithed
hembyeom sion. Thesewss nopoisou-
ingotatsus iheadnltw-attou otrece.
‘l'ha conscience or low England.
_. The sensua- from South Carolina (Mr.
”demented snimndversion. Themost
Waiticiamof thesituationinthesouth
- “in truth. Hedidnotclaimasuperim-
ludvtrtue tor the north. Bisaneestors
hadownrdeluvea Theoonsdence of New
had not beenaronsedtoe sense of
thenormityofthe slavesystemnntil ithed
been» "omniltnble. Bullies a large part
on" a V
:
, dtl: lcof theUnitedBtateahadnot
mo l the freeing ot the negro in the
w L‘nion. What the negro was
tree: m e n given the irauchise—noi
sfcth "‘ woof perpetuating the Republi—
pen. [I the neglnwnsnot here. Kr.
sai-i. bethought the people of the
St tes today would hesitate to invite
ha Wsth thheaperienceof twoeen—
. v-rynnd twenty-live years oi
r olom, he believed that they
. so have remained inuseocia-
-r W on the dark conti-
" , ~ r----rla- In name "my. 7
”this .groeawe'rla bra. he to what
their freedom amount? is ~s'citiaen-
was-name. “QUICK 'nffln
. altars.
id an-
”fr. brash quotes from n aims
which said deliberatelyzthat the south
I my osmium Illl aid that 011.0-
ot tissue conditions Gen. Chain—s
‘ 'mmmnrmsnthereeefor germ.
W?" sis-ted another psperinsda»
. ' gal; elem in maintainer-mess
,‘ ,' biehwesthe announesmmt
' slimming-ta. “hulldossss,”ete..
‘ J h‘eonlvzud to methatthuewnsua
' less hers Qsmiw b‘y woos-um “ ‘ as
-H noenmn‘ mm'hea been
“elm gsedyemotthspollieg
l.
ing as a substitute to the resolution:
Whereas. The competitive district convention.
at Its semiou in lndienepolls last month. declared
totem of one organization. one defense fund.
; therefore.
be It
Resolved. That we favor a dimolution of both
organisations to the extent that the ,ohjects
therein specified may be accomplished.
Secretary Watchorn spoke on the sub-
stitute in a very decisive manner.
Delegate Rose. of Illinois. who is a mem-
berof thehouseof representatives oi that
state. mid that Ir. Watchorn evidently
misunderstood the substitute. that it iavors
adholution oi both organizations ”to the
extent"thatouesetofomoerscanbe
elected. if Mr. Wewhorn oppoms any
change in his {arm oi organization, then we
cannot join us a body. After a race-John
McBride withdrew the resolution introduced
by In Taylor.
At the l’rogremiveunion conference it was
agreed to withdraw the resolution proposed
by them at the joint convention in the
morning, and to support the plan reconr
mended by the joint committee. The joint
convention then adopted what has been
looked forward to as the culmination of all
eifortn thus far—the first section of the ‘joint
circular, which provides that they shall
unite under one head and not giro up the
emential features of either organization
The miners agreed late in 'the afternoon
on four points which practically settle the
controversy in favor of amalgamation
First—There shall be one organisation.
Second—There shall be one set of officers.
Third -—Equal taxation. Fourth— There
shallheonecommondeiensefund. A com-
mittee of three members of each oi the two
old organizations, together with the presi—
dent and secretaryoi each. was appointed
to draft a constitution. it must be ratified
by three-quartered all the members of both
organisations.
The Pnnssutawney Trouble.
Bulimia). Pa, Jsu‘zi. —A Punnutewney
special to The Krasnys: Theminenmade
an elort to settle the strike yesterday.
They appointed a committee of four non-
union men to confer with Superintendent
Haskell as to the company‘s conditions for
“amicable settlement. The superintend-
ent positively roiussd to arbitrate. The
strikers’ committee volunteered to concede
all the demands but one—reasonablewagm
forthe cutting oi clay veins. Superintend-
ent Haskell said the ultimatum wns to go to
work and arbitrate afterwards. Thiswas
retained and the committee retired. The
superintendent says he has received instruc-
tions from headquarters to draw on the
company for any amount of moneynooee-
mry to defeat the strikers. The miners
held a meeting in the afternoon and do
cided to maintain their present position.
Sherifl Butler wns’inetructed bytheeom-
peny to awaitthe result at the meeting be-
m" , with the evictions, and if
the result was unfavorable to begin whole»
saleevlctious at once. The Hungarians are
yeatlyexcited and unbecoming unmanage-
able, and it is feared trouble is inevitable.
Presidential Nominations.
Wms, Jen. lat—The president Ins
amt to the senate the following nominations:
To be of Com—Everett B.
House for new Bambi”, Alonso Williams
forlthede’lsland. C. a Hurry. manure:
oflewYorhflV. C. Day, Third district;
ldwinLWequenthdlstrlct. AB.
Pearce. Pirstdistrlctof New Jersey; John
Beeond dbtriet; R. T. Starr,
dktriet;l’eter D. Bricher. Birth district;
D.G.Altw. Seventhdistrlct; G. W. Hood,
dltrtctofltewlinndomConn.
u...‘. collapses.
WTohecolleetorofCustoI-s
—- .Eaemdcmieugtorthe
LJBADIBIIS IN
CLOTHIN
”AND—m
8’ llIIllllSIIIIIIlS
I
A Full Line of Children’s Cope Overcoute, from $2.00 ,up.
les’s Business Suits, from $5.75 up.
W’—
llss’s, lss ls’ all luss’ ssssuas
At Very Low Prices.
———‘.—-————
LATEST STYLE HATS
lllrt‘s-t from Manufacturer-f.
m...»
llss's, Buys’ and lllllsss’s lllslss lass
Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
Comstock Bros,
ii South liuin Street,
South Norwslls.
Masonic Building.
Norwalh.
SEWERS!
F‘. ‘31. PlElh'i'
humans
SFJWER PI 1’11}
Asa
General Sewer Hm 1 mm or
lo we to make Ct‘iflhflil‘l‘i! with man. prem-
give u this oi on the nuns {arresbsr some
in lo semi-(a wlhzbr moral} 52:!
m inthls city win one i: to their sonata: lei
call on him. €934 if
F. . .l’lEltC‘i?
Box 20. South Norwnltd't.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
SOLE AGENTS
Plumbing,
3 under-stemmed
‘ PIIPIOTLY PURE.
immense“: no is.
Instill-mussel. «new was
omen hear.
38.1. ‘80.!
“Flaslla” mm ’ llsalss.
lNSl‘RE is THE
Connecticut General
i.lFE [38!] BMW!) CO.
HARTFORD CONN.
Their Anetseresist for each sun oi Liabilities
They have paid to nun who were living over
sumo» and tar Death [uses are salmon
and now have s Surplus ores their Lia illiiee oi
me: “0.0 0.
Why peyas long asyou live? Why no! yeke an
Endowment Policy (or yourself it you live. [or your
heirs it you die. '
s. s. UEOIIIDIID. Agent.
loath Nov-nil
HUNT&ZELUFF
smmmmnmcu
EARLY ROSE POTATOES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
WWMM
Pickled Oysters.
Norwalk Oysters
Thethsvenotheendosted.
Pure Tomato onus-p.
Imported Surat-lee.
Wire ZELUFF’S.
Anythlnz nmtlnthensrletllueyosesnget
. ll
Rsss'ssss Suns
lslss lsss. llslssllsss Reductions.
We use [mum] to hr at "W I'.‘ all with our grunt In! L! mlm-lmns. Everythii g
lleduced.lleduced.lleduced.
m..-” M _. , -
OUR PRICES ARE FAR BELOW ANYTHING
BEFORE OFFERED.
—-——-—~« we.»
llsslsss ssl llsslss llillsss.
Weareuncsorlled in In this (legumes-t Our [More in Wool ltl'u lmm me In 3‘ 2.5 in Island
hue prince we '3" snares! o vler umds cum-st bevh mu n: W h r... A<l -r llue . ly, we cu. uh y
an we have lite repouton o! sell nu more Bin-icy the am c-lh v is m.- l:. lhl<
d ulhg the day or euniog lhi re ll mw up n m- h as our Hosiery ruuum.
Flannel Blankets.
ltahe your purchases tor nos! reasonio Flannel Bhutto's. it rm in stem this ll emn We harm's the
mm to store them lo: the summer. that be eozd silh ”1' rest at the 1- Wu"! p m-zhlc mar. ln-.
lottallly. as d w an, Issue
Comfortables.
Marked Ia] below producer? pric ‘_ wish aha: we! are growl; h ducrd moi csvmm I'lrs is» x u the wit: .e
COUNTERPANES. _
We are selling in great qusnllJts (very dev, Wlll dmvg 'Ills on k r! n- Euriion milk» rpvcinl Mom
to display a more complete iiu: than cur. end at prices lo cut roe-pond WI~Il iilt' Hal.
M. S. SMITH,
um arm‘hzr q u- rllu w—
«I: nun-"Ivor: (It minds are
we paling no most Tubs
le’w u (I ‘ nykiin or Town
I l~’ lllillv [is i.» own: “1*
”
Why are we selling omit)
Tink- Unenr and N-plmv
eube must limit? is lie
qua-i one an ounelus
(lo a non en's consider»
, ' ' . ,, . s i z I ‘ i i'i'.
sswkswsmmlznss. Insurance Bushman 2:; musing. “‘13. s:
pvrtn Just name! we ccrry mo execs, he s llee
s d we xiv:- she pr my tar
below Cumwll‘ mu.
eolsd cases of Table Linens
end Neutlns. all qualisse-
South Nor-walk
" .. ' H; .. 54.1.;
n ““55” ' ll. Rm
ALL GRADESHITST ’ * ”SHIT—SF!
FALL STYLES,
in all gross and colors of
Still and so“ “little Silk Huts.
Boy‘s [lets end I 'spe, Crush ilais for men and
hozs Nettle soft. Hats '0! men at
K N A PPS,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
l-‘tslng. l'lrunlnx and Ironing
sills flats ~29
WASHINGTON IIIRKE‘I‘.
One Qllulll 1 .—-'Ir lu- Best.
Lowest Prices!
The Boat Goods tor
the Least honey
1e
—- AT—
H. S. BRUWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark (a Lane‘s Bloch
Beet Veal, lamb. lotion. PorsJieh and Fresh.
Oorned Beet Bmohul Tongue Hams.
Shoulders. BecomBalogna. is...
futthc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specially.
0 d l .
MAIN STREET r are llo ivered Promptly
d I.
steam. and CHARLES SMITH
6” Fit-“38‘- 8m & 311811110319 5:! Wuelsinaton Street.
Tin and Sheet Iron» Work. . “S B .mfiffmf’VVfiufofifim. a;
stoves, wens. ,, mos-hum...” ... E‘s-hwy: with 5;
4‘ ‘ would anode. uses Ill Ir ‘ e‘e: In . would
' AND IT" ImAR ' u 28 lain so, So. Nomsk. Ex“ “I“? “fimgfiufi” . .
3“"- m a“ 1" "mm- . flamers... "'W' moms-3%
. ebon-arssued-leed p‘lieas Fla?flfhwhl:
83 S Ii YSIBI‘S .mns mass: .m 3.... m”.
3 clothe-term «muga‘ 0 mm
or All [late in Their Senses,
AT WHOLESALE AND BETA“.
1km”. ‘ I...
lie MIMI-Ill
Frills, Velelalles, Pssllrs, its
and sill-sey lines lope
on. colds. Ileana-inn or
Glens. linens
W .. room'imwsmss
‘ III I per
3-: hesllps'd W. New Yarn Prie-
"2 5 Porous Queer:
Wlsss ms lss ls l‘lal ls ll?
THE POPULAR ANSWER:
lllsl llsl Butler is 25 lasts a Paul
LT
Willis E. Silllllllll’i.
'l he lo‘ullest Stock,
The lice: Goods,
The Lowest Prices.
The Widest Choice,
IN ALL ENDS 0F GROCERIES
3:3 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
H. KRIEGER.
Brand Blessing Sale
Before Stock Taking.
EVERYTHING Vslsusr co.
A. Rare Chance for- Bargains in all
Departments.
ssssssss sssss slsssvsssssss Lss ssssss
Woolen Goods liust Go on Account of
Warm Weather.
All of This Week.
H- Krieger,
llahackemo Hotel,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A I‘l'lll. hthl‘. 0|"
Builders Hardware,
110M mu B flu Y't‘,
.2
PAINTS, ‘5
Osls Varnsshes. E
Iicrry Bros. Hard on Finish. '3‘
Wire Steel floor Mats, 2‘
Somethingnewmestthlugout. l . g
w.c,oumTARo = g
mmw 3.4.1.1, sum
not SA'I‘ON lL‘: RAILROAD.
SOLE Ned" FOR Till
x , ,2 i 5 1
MNBL‘BY s soswsu mnsxos. u lollr- N All“). (rystal
Corrected Jan. 22m. 1&0 I
Susslsslss all Eye Glasses.
They ileve no final.
Passenger Trains.
SIJUTII.
Hover Undo-old
Wall Papers.
New GOOdS
lens-t as Finest Assert-est in the "" '7'
‘t‘ewn at Rerwalh.
W
'lnliielfilulit llnllsllsll
gar-r ‘ imam“...
---- .Efi‘m“=%.
“In"?
W
.v‘ ‘
enamel j
Let moor Light shine:
15ml! WLIIHBIIS,
lav. Norwalh. Lv. Bo. Norwalh. Ar. Wilson Point WALT kl“. fil’Bll‘Gl'LD,
H; 5..“ g :19 “.3“- g‘gfiP- neurons. sue- legume
low " to is " may it In any repair depmmeni l have every Iscllity to
‘Sllop on. “Don. “nun. traveleseworli ‘
' m I I! “ 4 fl “ A large end well selected start of Silverware
5 50 ' Mixed 620 " llxui 6 so “I'x'd Diamonds and Fine Jewelry always or: band.
7 54 " “ 7 59 “ “ i to n u .._
u u -- was -' " . mo “ »
mar.
:s':s:- Jacob M. Layton
' maxim.
Reel Estate and House Arr
filial-"‘4'; ”gig; gggm lienorallnsuruncelizeucy
.33 3 is... 121%”: “"f'mmm,
33.3““ 3:: rm 2:25.“: ..““”‘°‘“..“‘ .3“...:’.""‘.....
3g; ;; - m " w " “ allWlutope
on “aim was ”hired mam ““0"” WWW“T““~
1311A; ’-‘- Railroad Ticker.“ Berger:- rhrrled
. . m... 3.13:... mm; " "“""'
rfcjursn. ‘ w ”We-shaman» MMNW)
emf-III- MAI-s, South lot-walk. Conn.
IAIN LINE.
%‘rwmhm~ ~ "steamers
$.55E “22"“ Double .
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