FIELD &
as they advertise, and give us audit for hon
. hadlee’ Hose
_ :sryxgng'fil‘n lot will be '
Irish Brussels Ru
«’31.;00 ourprieewillbeduring hissale '-
this section.
.1 and back; pure linen Wristbands and Bosom;
. . advertised elsewhere at
ear.—-75 doz. Gents’ Scotch Shirts, 250. each
.; regular price 65c each, our price to close, -
.Mlfic Towel in town. Best l2lc Huck Towel in town
Thegreatpubliesppreeistethefactthst
full regular made. would be cheap at
size 36x72, the regular price on this. grade of goods
" ‘ yds. of All Wool Extra Super Ingraiu Carpets. at 58c. yd.
slid most carefully selected stock of Lowell and Hartford Ingrain Carpets to be found In
D ”I” .0 ”on. more of those Gents’ Unlaundried Shirts
full finished seems; a regular 50c shirt;
39c each; our price on this lot will be
isllllnnlnlmltlalllmulrsllswillllsllsnsllllslllllllissalfl
Best 25c Huck Towel in town.
No Ilse Talking, We Can Save You Money.
Scofield. 8: Hoyt,
I rjsquaruarcarslsslansntssscntjurra:rs<>raruarsarnsz;
HOYT
of statement when we say that we
will place on sale WEDNESDAY, J NUARY 22d,
ll'l Brussels lame! . 45cm
owfg’fl at Black Lilli“, “Mp nrchaeed of the old and reliable Boston
town & Darrell, which will he run as long as they last at 90.
a pair.
lite. a pair.
79c. each.
reinforced front
avic. each.
100 doz. Gents‘ Scotch Shirts,
- 45c. each.
ass on. or as. users true
he lisserihes the honest Iltantlen in
the may explaining the petite- at
the Mailers-here“ thehopshu
been prepared by enlpeahee
waselgnedhyallet thsmlneetty member
today. 'l'heiollowingleadigsetotthead—
dun:
representatives is eoasonralonemnnt the en-
pnasdeateddeclsieneot the crusher are as
full of «finger to the Integrity et tutors
legislation, that we eoudder it our duty to
snbmitabrtetstnteneutel the lsetsln
order that thepvopriety ot thaeonreewo
have taken may be tairly determined. The
housemetou theMolDecepberJhtD. The
someday theepeeherwas anthem-diner
point a mmittee on rel-.sudtherel-
ol the last preceding home were relerred
to the committee The annuities. consists
lngeltha speaker him-ell and tear other
members, was sppoiatadon thehthday o!
llecernher.andon theilth ltmadsaro
pct authorising the speaker to appoint all
the other committees and «leaning their Jur-
isdiction. The committee on elections. to
which was reterred all uses involving the
rights of members to their seats, wasap‘
pointed on the 0th 0! Decemhu.
I ’ Defends the W
of the Democrats. ‘
the loose and Interprets the Constitu-
itsn~waae :the (institution In her.
seq-nu Versus liaortty.
Wmth’m. 70b. du—All m to
Cathie,“
‘Wmldllnlhlhthehomd
like an Ordinary looting.
“Although nearly two months haveclapmd
since thacommittse on rules was appointed,
it has madenorvportonthemettersreldred
tolt, except. thepartialonomadsonneutl.
The lumse has been during all this time. and
still is. in precisely the mrneeoudition as a
popular meeting or a political convention,
in which the chair-en and his parthns ab
eolutely control all the pounding lto
measurecan getbelornthe hot. (or con—
sideratiou unlis- theepenler chom- to allow
”summons STREET,
ell-using lllillfil llslilay lusts
, Inst go. Prices no object. Youcsn—I.
” Whyhylng or as. Special bargains
.. urination-and our Ii-hrellaltcpt.
h ,thnrnuaeaud “moan-.msmeflwmmlen-
tob‘eeeldateneaeewewanttheruontoreurhuuaryaale.
OBSERVE
enliaatthlhmthfl-fiifiaourchoieestm sllothers
‘ hprnpertioa.
PIOTUBES,
Iereihludflnsyeur yeurdieieeettneach.
BIBIsES,
MwereLnastl. Willolmee’worihm Dickens
W lovelafi’lfi mum.nwh.m
" , suit-oldie. “fishnets
’Marked Down Sale
1 9 OF THE BALANCE 01" ("IR
HOLIDAY STOCK.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
SOUTH NORW'ALK.
consumes
Ghosts Groceries Z.
ltto be mind,“ members have no
means of knowing In advance what they are
tohocnllod npoutodhcuer ordecido. 'l‘hta
isthollnt tiutein our hbtovythatalegio-
letivs assembly has attempted to trait-ct
business (or any millerablo period without
a regular code of rules.
The Speaker's Action.
“The speaker has repeatedly ret‘naed toen—
tertaiu parliamentary motions that have
been recognized ealcgitimate ever since
the government was establhhed, and when
attempts have been made to appeal
his MW he hurdnaedto rebuilt the
question tothe borne. By hissrbitrary
rulings, smtained in some instances by I.
than a quonrm, he has subverted nearly
evvy principle of constitutional ltd parlia-
mentary law heretoiore recognised in the
ban
from
"lhhperaoulandparthndoninatioaol
the house was submitted to until we became
convinced that it was the delibcate pur-
poaeol the speakerandhh
peoceadwithoat muffin-stile“
cratie numbers “nuance-t“.
and admit their Republican eppnamts.
whetharalectadornot."
to
Ir. Carlislo then
describes thcactionel the mahr on the
West Virginia sis-sto- caee.aiready familiar
toraadersot thlsjeurnal.
FAWCETT’S”
Gm?
tlsaslng in Sale!
murder.
SATURDAYJJecJ
to“ he sold ”MWIDMD
mmmmmn
ATMIMm
Ostrich Plumes and Tips
nannmnawsnanns
Mrs.W. Fawce
uswannmm.
aeswns. - - - cons.
GOTO
What the Constitution hays.
"l'he constitution of the United States
provides that a majority oi each house
‘shallmtituteaquoruut to do bufian‘
Anotherclnnaeraquiree eachbouaetohaq
ajourual of its proceedings.snd provid-
that whmmsc-fllthof "remembrance-at
desirciuimycaeandnayssballbetalssuoa
anyqnestiou and entered on the
flincethebcgiuningof thegovernuasntthe
“and mute haveconstrned the first
claueeoltls-s mattinttouquoted abeveto
.aanthata mafiwityot allthemembero
electmrtst hepruseut and actualiypartici-
ptaiathekauacuouolhdmandthat
whenever.upowacalloltheyeassndnays,
itappearedfromthe journalthatle-than
thecaatilntional quorum had votedpn any
prwedtiou, thevotewas a uullity.aadno
lureherhnstns—coeldhedone untilthere-
quhitenumhrappearsdaad voted. Eva-y
presiding ollcer la the manta, and eva
speak“ at the home. except the pr-nt
onghumhdthatwhenleasthanaqaoruns
wotcdonacafl ottheyaasandunysit was
hidutytoduclarnthatthe pendinghillor
whammy-ed. When the vote is
nottahsuhyyeasendnysithnotentered
aposthsjannahbatttaay-wnhsrmahas
the point that noqsonrn I- voted the
puree-ling isanullity, and the vote and
hetnheuover
llow Law-s luatloCanatruad.
“1th a rule in our jurisprudence that
Immda mats-
taleneraitstnnasheeator ale-guns
Wk. notewlybytheuwhoaednty
Iistoeaecnteitthab by those when
mumrfifllmfleddby
it.theceurtawillreaugnineitasthe tree
mien ands-force itaccerdlngly.‘
. it‘s
risers-l
11111
oval-s
W
and
tusuedilorial published by The
July, use.
art] was must. lie looked well. The en-
nouncemeutolthe mitaoltheaettoua
caused a sensation in the court room. It is
atgtad that‘l‘he’l’nms will pay Ir. Camp-
bell m damages, besides meeting all the
caste oi his action.
stands that Ir. Parnell will receive notouly
humrneutof the whole expense he has in-
curred in the matter. The concussion is as
satisiactoryaa it is startling. The public
smaller damages than a jury would have
awarded in a proot of genuine moderation,
condemn the negligence 0! The Tunes in be-
eomlng the dupe ot a disreputable rascal.
passion at a great question without the do
upon charges made against the on
lines in
The court room was melded. hlr. Par»
The Daily News under
the costs legally mountable, but the relin-
now only awaitsa ministerial apology. the
making at which common courtesy should
dietste.
The Chronicle says the acceptance e!
[or whicll Mr. Parnell is entitled to credit.
The Telegraph says it is impossible not to
The settlement is sutislactory and should be
labor: to heart by both porno, and the com-
ing realm might allord a dignlii. stir
scent to personalities.
The Times says its relevance to the settle-
ment out of court 01 the action brought
agalut the paper by llr. Parnell that alter
the withdrawal of tboalieged Parnell letv
tors The Times clearly had no legal defense,
end therefore no alternative but to come to
tenue or abide. by the verdict of a jury.
The result, however, does not ant-ct the
larger question, and it is most desirable
that the report ol the special commission.
when it shall be presented to parliament. be
placed in the hands 0! the public with the
least ponubls delay.
Colored llwn In Convention.
Wassuxorox, Fob. «t.—'l‘he national con»
minimal colored men met here ul- noon.
About one delegates. elem present—probably
the largest gathering of representative coi-
orcd men that has met in this country.
Delegates trot-n every state.- and territory in
the Union, with the exception 0! New
Hampshire. Vermont, Wyoming. Sew Hex-
looand Arizona, were in attendance. The
convention meets for the- purpose at advenc
lag the interests of tlw colored race in this
country, is not connected with any political
party or crowd. and is intended to be strictly
national in character. Col. Perry Carson,
of Washington, called the convention to
order. and stated that the object o! the
«invention. suiting other things, was to
urge upon congress the pangs ot the Blair
educational bill; thepaasagaol the Chandler
electionlaw, ands bill for the reirnburse-
neat of tho Precdrnan‘s bank depositors
The contention then listened to a long nd<
dun prepared by Col. Carson, elected a
temporaryghairmnn and adjourned for the
day.
1’!!er Railroad llan Killed.
Pecan. Illa, Feb. 4,—A freight train on
theOhio, Indiana and Western railroad, com-
ot twenty loaded box can and a
cahunias, leit hero [or the rust at7o’cloch
last night, and belore it had gotten out of
the city it was completely wrecked and
threalivoswcreloat. The track m the
Illinois river at the lower end of the town.
Themgine bad hardly started on the bridge ‘
when the first spun gave way in such a man-
ner as to term an incline plane into the
river. The engine jammed with terrible
fomagnimt the first stone pier. The first
(night car plowed over the tender and into
the cab, completely wrecking it. Then
nineothercars piled upon top at each
other. Fireman O‘Brien and bead braho
man newt. all of Urbana. Illa, amdead in
the wreck. Engineer Nerillc': (not were
caught in the engine and only his head was
oi oi the water. Desperate efforts were
made to rescue him, but after two hours'
work the wreck toppled over into the river,
Mwnmg him
The uConey Murder Trial.
Pmuncmra, Feb. 4,—A jury was ob
talncd In the lirConry cane iuCamden, N. J..
and the prisoner was brought into court.
The state was represented by Promoter
Wilson ll Jenkins. cx-Proaeeutor Jenkins
and It. 8. Ridgeway. the assistant prosecu-
torolthepleanandthe prisoncrbyliamurl
harry, Bap, oxHJudgeD .l. Pancoastnnd
Jaeph ll. Gashlll. ol llount Holly. Thus
wasme one witne- examined up tothe
hourot adjournment of court. and his t.-
tlmony relerred to several visits to the
residence and to the red spots -
thewindow sill. The intent oi the cre-
oxaminatleueeemedtobetoplace indouht
theaocurncy of some oi the measurements
made by the surveyor.
The coin-his Alla-eat Banquet.
ltuw You Feb. 4. -'I'be Columbia col-
legesluntni banquet at the Hotel Brun-
wich lastnght was largely attended cen-
spscnons among those prasantbelugfiusl—
dent tisth 1.».ma romeo-«ow.
Gertie, C. I. Depew, John Jay. Rev. B. 3
steers. Presidents Men-ant Cornell- Pet-
ton.of Princetou.and Hint. oi Harvard;
Rev.lergalea,A.& Hewitt and P. I.
Con-tart. most of when were among the
speakers
“CM-“lei Dead.
Haw You. hit t—Capt. Beggs. ola
eauelboatlytagatthetoetetllasthieventyb
“mullflmathldwho‘h
OF THE
ART DEP’ ’T
In order to make room for CARPETS, we now otser our
. ENTIRE STOCK of ARTISTB’ MATERIALS, Pictures,
Frames Stationer ,Albums, Plush Papetries and General
Art Goods AT COST. Now is the time to furnish your
home. A rare chance to those looking for BARGAINS.
Everything must be sold and the quicker the better. Take
advantage of this sale before the assortment is broken.
Bring your pictures in to be framed. Everything at and
below cost.
HAMBliilll EMBillllllERIES.
We take pleasure in announcing to our patrons that we
will open on Saturday, February lst. our Spring line of Em-
broideries, imported direct through the port of N. Y. It is
almost needless for us to state that it excels any former
year in quantity, quality, variety and value. All the latest
novelties; some new features that. will not be seen outside of
our store this season. Having our buyers in St. Call the
year round, we have the ad ’antage over our competitors, be-
ing in position to get hold of all new designs and styles as soon
as they are put on the market. We invite an inspection of
our special values at 5c, 80, 10c, 1213-0, 150, 190, and 250
per yard, and they cannot be esluaied in this city.
CLOAKS.
We find ourselves (at this date) with an overstock of Ladies’
and Misses’ Cloaks. They are our own goods, bought with
care, taste and judgment, for our trade. We have paid for
them; consequently can (10 as we please with them. The
season has been against us so far on Cloaks, but the weather
prophets claim plenty of Winter weather yet to come. On
Saturday morning, Feb. lst, and for the next ten days we
shall inaugurate a grand cost sale on Cloaks. Every Cloak in
stock must be sold before Feb. 15. We have never yet
missed the mark when we want prices on merchandise. In-
cluded in this sale will be our entire Cloak Stock. All new
goods; bought last fall. For shade, material, fit and finish
they cannot be excelled. Plush Jackets $6.98, reduced
from $10. Plush Sacks, $15.95, reduced from $25; N ew-
markets $4.95, reduced from $10.~
MUSLIN
U ,DERWEAR
Saturday morning, Feb. 181:, we will begin our annual sale
of Muslin Underwear by ofi'ering EXOEPTIONALLY
GOOD VALUES IN 490 GARMENTS. Five hundred
dozen GOWNS, DRAWERS, CORSET COVERS, CHE-
MISES and SKIRTS, made of the BEST QUALITY
MUSLIN, TUCKED and HAMBURG TRIMMED, for 490
each, worth much more. Our assortment of Cheaper and
Better Grades is also complete. We call special attention
to the following pricesz-CORSET COVERS from 9e. up.
OHEMISES AND DRAWERS from 190. up. SKIRTS
Norwalk Chronicler