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BANKR U PT
‘lilli'l'lllllll !
M ii lain Btu-cl, lorwa h.
Good First-Class Goods
Can he bought at Ball-Price.
the a tall the el
linis’ Furnishings
Hard-Pan Prices.
laundried Shiite Vay Down.
llahuedrld tihlna ira- lic up
Pour Ply Una: Collar- To.
Three pair all wool Kick! It)! f a:
'l'luea pair cotton mk- ter rec.
Illa Umbrell- ior 8! in
It la Impoaeibie to aiate all the hole.
Ice in your-elf.
41 Main St, Norwaik
not:
8. T. TAYLOB’G
lulu of Brass Gunilla-n
.38. J. I. alum, tally eridmml by F.
aamwagla‘owlama .atllua xxx].
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melt-gin. hol.'l'.1'anot'5yetunol
(mt. no;
February Imhlea to i“- ha clear
flm‘r‘gfith: ”pruden- with '
I180 1.11le I. DWI.
Re no 'Iahhltn street. llouth Normally or
Till IISSli 31' JOHN
Bill 10.88Iallllhw.fintwalk (lone.
Comolnaud
It WaaPewder.
OueFonrtbolJaly,iaPluglown,theboya
whoweredring thenrll at htervah nu
hertdpowdcmadlntad‘uuaadtownto
eolleit money to acne tame. Wh.
contact with the
rutigation. and
Joseph Cbotlaw
theory.
tuba-correct:
WWW Fire.
I! I“ A new ram HAP.
W
«lawman-munch,
(la-ea at henna-the lhlieka and
man at the melee-ed 'eetdea
MWDIODIWM
ueadeiaweraeerioneiyltnottatallylujimd.
heyleapedtefleetbeathllelew.
More the fire wee dleeeverad it had
reachadtheetalrcaaa and waa leading-pee
pennant.
Bhrleha. Prayen and Greene.
When the firemen arrived they quickly
extinguiahedthefln and warned tboee of
the inmate- who had managed, by bangle;
out of windowe ortakin‘ refuge on the
root. leeeeagathe deedlywnokeand dame.
Tb ehrieh and prayerl of the terrified peo-
ple wwe mingled with the criea and [mane
oi the injured, and the aeene war a terrible
see. below moment, however, the im-
prisoned people had been taken down the
laddere. the injured "moved to hoepitala,
and the dead to the station houae.
undated Together and Dead.
ltwaatheu found that ten pereona ind
he-burned fodeath. All of their bodiee
huddled together on the top door, they hav-
lngledirom the lower room when they
lretdiaoorerrd the fire, the llama having
already cut oil eecape by the stairway to
the lower floor. There appeared to be no
meauolewape from the upper floor.and
thehelpleu peraona were there overtaken
by the denu- and literally routed to death.
A l’rl'hllhl Spectacle.
After the firemen had nxtinguiahed the
llretbey made their way to the eeene of
death on the top iloor. The eight that met
their eyea there waeamoat aickeningone.
The dead bodice were remnhableae hum
iwmeonly bytheir thapea, all oi’themhav-
lugbeenburned toecriap. None of them
could be identified, and a liat oi the mixing
cannot yet be made up.
An Alleged lace-diary Amated.
Bertona maple-lone have been raised that
the fire was the work.“ incendiariea. It la
elated that when the atreet door waa hunt
open there waeeatrons odor otkeroeene.
The police have decided on a thorough in-
oleB'qjaminBlmonrh
oneuapicion.
Thebaeement wae occupied in front by
theolothlngatomandintherearbyfiamida
amenable-on Felix. The aecond llcor
unoccupied by Iarentianeo,ownar d
the huilding;hie daughter and three am
On ihethlrddoor lived lire. Philemon
Tuna-o and aereral lodgera In. Bella
ficanlon lived on the attic loonaleoJohn
Baecalt. Charla Baecalt, Nicolas Scholana,
end lira. Chotlaw.
Another theory.
[ti-now believed that the lire reunited
lromaheroeeue lamp throwninadrunken
row. Albutfimith,wholireeintherearot
thehurned buildiuc.aaye that juat before
midnighthehaerdarowinthe back room
nttheburnedhm-e. Bmithlookedontand
nwthreemenqaerreling. Onennuthrew
a lighted lampatenother.aud the damea
followed. Smithmadehaatetoeeupa with
his iamilyand eawno more. Partlyemp-
tiedrumbottlcandbroken packeot carda
found about the ruins strengthen thin
A Llatoftholku.
'l'belollowing lhtd thedaadiahellered
Belle Scanlou, aged 40 yearn
Nudeline Cierlone, aged 5| yearn.
Philomena Ciarlone, aged 30 years.
Giovanni Clarion. aged 1! yearn
Paaqualaina Ciarlone. agedh years.
Felix Contla, aged so yeara
Ilartiao himhione. aged 36 years.
llcea Iarchione. aged so yearn
Emily larchlrme. aged 1' yaara.
ltailalo Petriliaio. aged 42 yeera
Feile Leela. aged 23 years.
A FATAL CAVE-IN.
' elem-m wm aiuoa nae lay a...
PM".b
lathe
dfixmfahl iajerytooaemarqand
”uninjudutothemdth
lethodbt
par-onen- audtheraideneeof
Tauaey J.’l‘achayaad0hriahouaa,
mm.whowmcuryiagieamam
at the binning tanuaq were eeorehedby
halve audwereobliged tojnmptronithe
Mywindow.aoatainlngeeverelu-
glee. Thetotallomlaeetllnetedatwr
Wallet. "Mini
THE SPEANEN'B STATEMENT.
l
Ir. lead hence a Card Bounding Illa
Recent Action.
Wauiaoroir, lieu 8.—-8peaker Reed bu
“Ir. Carliele waa entirely right when he
mid h anhateneathattho «loci-ion at them
“acumen-ma We.“
meamaiorityot the houae wee
“Warming Milne-e We artaluly
will do no. (or it will enable the majority
elected bythepeople to rule by their own
voice, and not by the Inflerauce oi the
minority. The rule of the majority is at
thevery baleot our government. If it be
not the true rule our iaith la vain and we
areyet in canine. look at the practical
working of the other doctrine. The Repub-
lieaue have a majority of uven, but they
have only three over a quorum—16$ in our
number—~16!) ie a quorum. If we are to
i‘nrnifli a quorum, the whole Democratic
party titling idly by in their scale, but not
peanut. dumb and ailent when busine- is
tobetranaenied. but vocal whenitiatohe
curated. then there can be but three lie
abeant on penalty of stoppage oi
the public buairieaa.
“Now let no one how that works. We are
allowed but three abaenIeea Mr. Rockwell
hick. It. would endanger his life to come.
Ir. Wilber is in the lame cane. Mr. T. H.
Browueia would: to ho abletobe here all
the time. Mr. Ceaweil’a wile wee dying.
and common decency requim his prceenco
by her bedeide. Another member mint be
with his wife for urgent rcaeone somewhat
eirnllar. Just about this number of mem-
bera will at all timee beeick or incapacitated
Thue my get well, but others iall sick in
their turn. There, then. is our quorum, ao-
oordinz to hlr. Culisie’n idea. gone entirely
to pieoea. though even alter all iraud be do-
ducted the people had found for the Repub-
licane by seven majority. All 'thia time,
while we are keeping in the home other men
hardly lesaick, a hundred and forty lusty
Democrata sit silent. in their seats doing no
public duty except to draw their pay.
“15 it poeaiblo um the United Htatee in
paying thoee gentlemen till a day without
even the poor privilege of counting their
ileut former Hr. Carliale eaya thereie no
t [or the decieion oi the home.
"A hundred tint. l have heard him do
okra that the number for and against such
abill wae. any soforaudi'ilagainet. mathe-
matically less than a quorum. and yet de-
clare the bill pained and than aigu that bill,
thereby certifying under the moat eolemn
nnction oi hie oath of ofllce that the bill
had properly and conetitutionally paced
the home. How could he hare done this if
hit doctrine be true that a quorum must
vote! Uudcntand me. Day alter day Mr.
Carliele in my preeencebua declared that
ouch ahill had voter for and agaim by
hleown count ea speaker. leee than a quo-
rum.and hae yet immediately declared it
and be: algned it—thue furnishing
the only proof the preeident could have that
it was passed. How could this he. except
outheplain ground that if a quorum did
not vote, the presence of a quorum was
«rough! But this matter doea not need ar-
gument. In Mr. Carlisla'a own atate. in
Demon-ails Tennessee. in Democratic New
York. in Dunocratic Ohio, in Manachueetta,
and in the courta everywhere, as you may
aeeby lir. Butterworth‘a speech. the doc-
trinejuatupheld bythehouee is thelaw oi
the land. And it ought to be. if good gor-
ernrnent is not to perish from the faoeoi
the earth.
“Not a ruling baa been made in the house
toenppnaa filibuster-lug which has not the
full motion of parliamentary law. That
mahouldreaistonlyehowehowingreined
thewmng conne has become and howneoee-
mry. Whatiethebouaetrylngtodol Why,
to perform ita higheet function-that oi de-
ciding the right at a member tohiaeeat.
Until1882 no man ever daredtoillibu‘er
aph-tmchaeeae. No man ought to be
allowed to do it today. Yet every day three
houraare wanted in approving the journal
when ilre minutes would be ample. Th-e
threehourrbelong to the public “in.
Thepeople do not underatand that every
wanton roll call con-um thraaqnartera‘ot
*m hum home! there men ”alum;
up
find “we. m
1 lgwmfi anthem. lithei'amhetewardeatlaat
mum.m.mhu,m Thcmopgllaudmmhflne-inthehme“
a
'3 Mwolldohalgefmn comm-uni n5
..aheutrnlea They-re nowactingnndera
F0".
olmluwell
armourmmr ene-
MWAGONS
”whim
Buggies, Phaeton. Carl-lager,
canopies, Spindles, etc.
M... warm»... .. m... WE”...
Pricea to Quit All.
mam ME
Cull and See Them.
Milli 3, fillilifll
Are now prrpand to ciler
Canned Goods
manuaIli a' law lore. with a diluent
oagupm mean «a-nmepmcd
a tie PIIOE LIST.
I: rf'ora. [PIM‘NUN‘
gmmgozmaqkeumeee
eeae
larlyJauel'heJ .prcn.tcanell‘kz
lane-lathe; ltepercan. teen-ac
keen-ah. liter-areal: ecu-con.
ilulngil-ane lilcperoan dean-we
Golden Pumpkin. Itepcua. tunatdc
fiach laaila I’M". are, lliepercan energies
I
helmlfiepacan flceua‘lm
We call rpecitl notice to our
Epicurean Canned Clams.
Packed at Bar [inrhw Maine. warranted [no no
urtv I. 'howder and Friirrrn a! abort notice Men
aloe net ae they are Willi vircgur. it)“ per can.
am: Mr.
Baked Beam m per ran a rent ale
Canned Fruits.
Blue Berries (e 'rndid pin) 12);: prrcan.
Biactherrlre l per can 0 un- Me
i atllornia Apricots flc per can. 5 once Ii.
La itornia Porchce. we per on e cane 310':
California (lrwn (inc Plum. 2:}: pcrcan. been!
ti
wilfurnla In Plume tic per can B can aim
Caiilomia W bile Cl mice Hr. per can
California Bartlett Pe-nh' use per cm.
Nagaru Palm W hit: Cumin-,1 7c per can. scan: ilfic
Quality of all these Goods Warranled
Any not right wllihzmde god We atlll con—
tinue to eel.
EH33 Si CENTS A DilZES.
Billie & limsinil.‘
EAUTIB
no ehoee on!
W. Lnen laa'namea
price.
W. E... DOUGLAS
$3 3Sl-iiiifi' F“
2:- CEHTLEMEN.
line‘s‘ifi .Llrtm; i n. -..l (min nundCreed-
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3‘ :5! >
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$2.00 a or ' _~ rimm “1028.
All l. 5 l'iiiiun and Lace.
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f-l i5 l’llltli. rilll MISSE$
M latu-inl. “lien Mylo. Boat Patti-Q
uul :ea. Bloc thinklnaa.
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Waahlngtou Street. South lorwalh :2 Nu
HUMPHREYS’
Dr. [learn-rm mas are macknttncally and
need for litany
yuan mwmrmwfinamd torovor
' care thcpeopln. Iva-y m 8119-
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Ladiee' French Kid Hand Bowed. Iadiea‘ French turned and write at prioeethet
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A full line of Ladiee’. Children'u and len'e Simon the: will pay all to fluoride. ‘4
CLOVER do OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and shoe Trade.
;ii"’fb*~
Bracken Glass, iii iii Kliillflil are
hate for leeetheaxewl'ork coat. to like room tor 8 n arena-ea. We are Ukuowled'ed heed
quarts-re for all Wnfi «5f
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