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J ofollkiuda promptlyattoudadto. » Ann dram. near 1’ 0 “Booth NorwolkOt. J D. In!!!“ a . Danae-am. lQalutard. Undertaker it Elnhnllner. ammo NIGHT 3m. 13 Till O'HCI lutlulghtSt. mariner. canon Norwalll. Conn. I. e. um. Architect and Civil Engineer. finial. PhD, upucllcatioua and ‘upcrintond encefiir the conetruction of every Motion. ol hulldinga. TERI! BBASllSABhl-l. Orrin—THIN: ”23:1 Wuhlnzmn BL, «lo v k P.0 Bdrm SOUTH SOBWALI SAVINGS BANG h) W-Im Street gpcabailyfromtto llam..ondfrom i whom an onSaturdayevuingoiromttoB. 'lnlnatallowed on llepodta annex neurons Prue.- Jonn u. bonnie mm; mu Joint a. Khan. See. one he. ' Stone llaoonry and Grading. llavlng remand to iour doom above the old . llltoanowet-eo. and aloe-en it withnow omoegtham lyodouodtor Holiday Presents, bamboo l‘iu'nltnrcII Insole. butane. |Chain. [one were aiando. cola II new on a: think of lingo tor-lg? line.“ at I. , body It to) lo and a flight new?“ etocaod with bright uo‘w gnoda. Gill. ll “Hill. 46 & 48 MAIN S'l‘.. NollWlLK, or. OLD AND RELIABLE Dally 111ml Prelim Line South Nowrowalk fiwalk, 0t. 'rnu norm ieemle nee: Willieavaplul. (Bed—MM 1%33mbom1ag‘ge‘p m) n ’ man athp....3¢llth lorwnlk. p... Wuhan-aluminium pallbe- hallo-bury“ Imam-ad Bhopaag lama-tot Greatly ladooevl late; fllllllcmignen tin! Stone lawmdulrce tomormmmm m; be I. u, DWI-legume «Small atlaadtcellkindeclliicne no and wllihaamtior from m Granite ouppllcd for undo-plum , "when in In York at It» Ir. Mmgnaronwd. WILLIAI he )8. wait more turbid Malaya th- out No. 5 Bill about. Norealk apioyouot theJhmeo oi toia line (normal 0 H088!) CLIPPIRG. Emlyn-gloat by mockineoowev, bye workm- many rap-lace. ' K h ....,~'- 1...." “m therm'mmfi in one null seine N Imwm C l‘. mu Pomp. lumen: and Headstones. Donahue-ammonia Thaw opened macaroni! oliooto, unable ‘1‘ in. any mtg dinette thoahow loo-o or .I. w “Monika-lookout. ii and will-lithe todinlta zen-an cl atone Maori. halllllh P. W. BATES. u l m . A. s. FERRLS. JEWELER. Die-ado, Watcher, Jewelry. ”Valor-hinge”. (I. ”hill-HIE. - ”filer-all. ' Artlleial tltooo sues. Cool-r. OARBIAni-l? sneaks. “ doc. to. In .. . _ by c. T. LEONARD. infill] Baldness College. Iohool. agile-annular» WWI— oeavoiaalboaktoi. Der flue . 3U , To? ‘EXEOUTORS. REMINIS- *‘lltllOilS and mus lEES. ‘ momma-a no a.“"‘n.t..."‘ anae- l. . .w )f—vo—v-j v 136/ OIHLOE'IS -)-- (21¢ 'O'IUOM 3H1. NI HELLFIO L838 EH]. 0! a. khlo item aatofloam alzoa more, Ila! oh man. mom mu! AVIIIO man ”In!“ mm h m Qua-eh mom meecenneneesnn Millie e rm or m emu my noun loaatara Chandler and MI lave Aa- a‘or Illa over heir late Unplann- MA Polo“. for (low. Inpat- olol’o Widow-Tho Mutational ltlll. Wm. rob. hi~'l'ke dinner bet night by Ir. Carnegie to the maid-toad cahtaotand the doiageteo and odlcere oi the hteraatlooal Americaa couiorence woe yobably the moat auporh aloir oi the kind ever given ia the United Giotto 'l‘konovel and unique arranganeate plenaedby him wereoarriedouthy Ir. William ll. Curtie. the oaecntive oillcer oi the international acute-ram Thematic coral Motion udtohla oervioe were ouperh. 'l'ha walla oithauow aquare dining loo-lat than» llugton hotel were literally banked with oprlng dowere until it looked like a oceoa homiciryland. The table woo an elect drclo. thirtyoeia foot in diameter. A Gorgooao manor 'l'obla. Coven were laid for iorty-eight gentle- men. The conteroi the table wooamam- moth tour leavad elovoroimaideuholrfera, over which "mended a moustroua allvar lamp. the brilliancy oi which woo eoitened by iaetoona of eeowead thatdrooped into the ”Man hair. The open apaoee between the laoveaoitho clover war} Iliad with .qu Ina-ea oi orehido, tulipe and croouaaee, there being thouoaudo oi bloeoomo which were collectod in New Orloauo. lobtlo. Ba- vanaob. Peoaacola, Jacksonville and other citiaeoitheaouth,ao well no in the M hot-ea d Philadelphia, New York, Newport and Brion. The bill of taro,woo mutually aimplat Amongthe wince add champagn- carved were "Twelve Apoetiee” oherryaud come raroold The menu was engraved inocrlptupon heavy beveled Mocha of pop macho. No French tonne were need thoupper left handcorner oi the block were the inltlole of Ir. Carnegie in two ahadea oi green, while the nameof thogneat waobyauewandpeculiarprooe- blowuin glam at the bottom. laolo with the loan. During the dinner a vocal and intro. mutal concert woe given instead of the ordinary orchestral music. lilo, Marie Decca, thefamouacantratlce; lil- Elisabeth Johneou, Ir. llorudon lloraeil and the Schubert quartette gave the vocal numbers, li- Alica Raymond rendered with great aflocto comet aolo, lir. Erneet Lent played aeolo on tho Violiucollo, lieu-re. Elkalein and Andrewu a duet for either; and Mr. Xandar praaided at the piano. There were no fwmal epeochea lolator Call Called Down. Wanna-role, Fen ate—The collate today had another animated diacnaaiou oi the ohargethot Ir. Call had interpolated ro- mnrkoluthooflcial raportof the proceed- ingaoi the ornate. The roaolutiou cloud by Ir. Chandler ccnauriug Mr. Cali wao taken up andlir. Sherman moved ito refer- ence to tho committee on privilogeo and electiona coo-om am or cow-rot... Hr.Colletotod,oaa matter of patronal privilege. that The Washington Pout con- tained-n article thle morning with head— “non: “Cali‘o Bitter Romarka,” "Bo Slipped aParograph Into The Congreaeional Rec. Babadolipped into The Congreeaionallloo- orduothiugthathadnotbocnin unbalance utteredoutholooroi thoaenate. ilcgove notice to the eenator from New Hampabiro, whohadarraigned him by tho rcaolutlon. thathe(lr. Call) would arroign him (Mr. Chandler) before tho ornate, and wouldde- mood on inveetigatlon by the committee formaklugauaccueation that woo untrue. Bo (Kr. Call) would convict tho acnetor could-mothiaownthat hodidhearaud howththotlr.Coll)haduttered ontho Icoroitheomato auhatautiaiiy the whole oithechargecoutalned m the paragraph. llawcaldnotmkthe eouaurebythoaruate dthoaeaotorirom New Bamp-hire.buthe wouldloavo him to the just judgment oi opinion throughout the country for vlug heard hieiIr.Coli’utremorka and bavhghad neither the courage northa manhoodtoreoenttham. Ir.8hennandoclarod that tho rulaa oi tbaaellatolmdjnatboonviolatedbythe matern'omllloridalnoegrom a manner aahahadevorwitneaoed. Whonthaeenate cithoUnitodStatcacamoto rucha condi- tiathatthoehargo oi ocwardicocould he appllodtoaaonator, and that a ornatm could be charged with atattng a thing iabolyfltaaomadtohimthattbeaumtewas modiugirmn the dignity which had dio- tingaiahad it lrom the foundation oi the government. IrJJoll—lilhavoviolated any rule at the note by any chem-ration which i have madotcdayiociiormerly, l withdrew them, aadl tether-unto. Ir. lwlllnotmplytothegco tlomaailum'iorldathhmorninginuupar- ham-hry ‘l'hocomplaintwhich lmodowaothttheamatorhadiaaartedin hhr-arkowgrlbwhichhobadnotutterad 'l'kemuatorwroto 0rd.” That, Ir. Coll laid. waoo fol-hood. . Willa mid he had area it eiatedtkat mam “huwe traet" were to he elm Ir. llertine thatha didnot an under» aloud it. “the it wee Donation oi lir. Batterwovthahiliwal pawed aethorieing the oi atatete appoint two editable permaa to ropreooui he Uni ltateeot tho intonation-loc- henoo erence to the protection oi luv daetrial property to he held at Madrid, Spain, April 1. Hill). The liouao then want committee oi the whole on the Oklahoma ii. A motion by Ir. Booker (lieu) toatriho out thoaectlca oi thoblil firing thehonndaryoi thenow territory-coo toincludetkacherokee oat lot waldaioatod—Yaao. at; naye. lhi. Pearl lagiaethrr action the kouae ad Chariot B. Grommet tho well known aria oi Philadelphia ahlphalldoro, woo hum gated by tho mamhere ot tho home com- mittee on novel alalro mourning W neolhoithonew navy. Ir. Cramp a mud hb heliei that the private ably ldlngflrmeoi the conntrycould do all the work would be willing to pro vide for. He thought there would he no dlflculty in building tho heavier armored vaeaela contemplated if congre- would op propriato enough money. The home committee on claima haaonthor hd a iavorablo report on a bill providing htho payment of the French apolintioo claimo. The hletory of theoo remarkable claim- dateobackto lull, when they weroflrotro- ported tothe houoo byReproorntativoOilea, In behalf of a oelact committee appointed [or their invertigatlou. Since that time theyhoveboun raportedtothe hounoiavcr- ably aeverol timer. Twice biila tor the re- liei of theoe claimanto have poled both houere, one vetoed by Proaidont Polk and one by President Pierce. The ciaime originated during the war be tween Franco and England, when the United Staten failed to perform thegu'iranty con- taiuodluthetreaty ofall ’cewlthranoe. France retaliated by deotrnctlon oi thonmndaoi our vcooe audthaconflacatioa oi theiroorgom. Thea lotion required to cattle these claims eatimatod at Mill),- M to “0010300. Chicago and the Mr. Several reproaeutativoaoi Chiago’o later note in the World'a fair matter appeared before the houee committee on the World'r fair this morning and eignillcd their daolroi in regard to the general bill, which the committee will remodel and poriect in Inch a way an to provide for holding the fair at Chicago. The Chicago men are anxiona to have the eoction oi the bill providing for the holding of the fair under a national charter eliminated and n anbetitnte permit ting a etate incorporation inserted. They want the incorporatora to be from the atate of lilinoi. hall to be appointed by the gov- Cuor and half by the mayor of Chicago. l'reoldoatlal Appoint-onto. Waulilso‘mu, th. ai-The preoidsnt hoe cent to the eenato following nomination: Harold M. Hawaii, at Maine. to bacon- aul general of the United Statco at Apia. Ir. Sewali ie the young Demo crat who occupied the name ollce no dcr the latoadlnin , ‘olra attompia to lat-lain thorlghte oi Americana ll tum '- m-‘- to undorutood that hewu called home at thodemoud oi Bio march, who thought he know too much coo earning the German conspiracieo to gut Samoa. Other nominations were no ioliowu: To be cannula of the United Staten: Henry W. Au- drewe, oi Ohio, at Bonkow; John Fowler, of Mamachueetto, ot Niugpo; Willihm B. IcCruery. of Michigan, at \‘alparaioo;Johu Steel Twelle. of Penneylvania, at Naples. Charlee E Fitch, to he collector of he ternal revenue Twenty-eighth district oi new York. Thaamotoiu oxeative aedon baa con- fined the nomination oi Poet-toot.- Henry 3. Ilebord, at Bocheoter, N. Y. A Itataa for "Tl-me" lorriooa. Vacuum, Feb. fl-Tho houae com- mittee on the library hm aathoriuod a iavorobloroportou the bill introduced in the home by Ir. Caldwell, appropriating Micrthooroctiou oi a monument to thalato Pralidont William Henryllarrioon, atliorthBond,0. A accompanying tbobill atatoa tbattho diotlugulahad public aaviaeoilr. Horrioou. throaghonumber dthomoottrylngyaarulathoearlyhietory oitkhcountry. and notably hi military hbpnulinenceaudabliityaa amat-aaaiatha capacityoi governor oi ladinterritayunomberoi notoraudprooidmtoltholluttad E i hood to Combine? LIIIANB fl! 3 ”N30! CONTENT”, It lo laid 'l’bat ii Lola-o Jot-e the flea lath league loam la the loath the Aaooeiatiaa Will lreah the lotion- Agnomoav—lpertlag Iowa. lawYoaa, Vbb. “WA WI an at he. from Columbae, 0.. eoyo: “Baa-ht drclea in thb vicinityaro mach agitate! ova a probable eomhiaatioo between lb m and the American m ae egalaot the League. The mad-taut In h in favor oi iteandalthoaghthooflcial hue are voryratieaat aafloiont haa he. loornadtckuowthotancho eomhmoleaov ioucryetaiieiog. 'l‘hocaime oi thb lo the alortoitheliewYork laagaeclubtoqtrl Mona away from the Coluth club. In bane woo mcoauyralaaeed bytha Bulleh clabtothoColumhuo, the relaoaohoingpm malgatad by Florida-t Pholpa An Indication of the Combine. "Pr-ideal Laoerno, of the Columbia club received a telegram from Arlie latham. at Chicago. uking how much they would tako for Baldwiu’o unconditional roiaooe. Iii anawar being aent to thio. Crooks. Colum W oocond Ila-onion, came to Columbu- aad booting in the character of - nub nary. later developmaute ahow that hold win loto pinyin Columboo, the Columb- club paying the Brotherhood the amount at advance paid to Baldwin. This to acceptor aoonlndicotion that thecombinatiouioal moot, if not entirely, enacted. “the League Cannot llavo Inhale. "Dlrector Cohan, when u-tionod on till: onbjoct, raid that ii New ork enticed Io hone away it would precipitate the bigger mneatlon in heoeholi yet. When mixed i that meant a deal between the Aromatic! and the Brotherhood and the tweaking at the national agreement. he anawercr ovoaively, but in ouch a manner at to learn no doubt that web is the cue. The Aooaeiatiu Illl Withdraw. “Manager Buckenborger. who in in tho eon, telegraphed l’raoident Lemme yaotor day that Lahone woo in tho aouth and wouie join the New Yorke at Charlaetcn, 8. C. and to have Phelp, preaidentof the Amori can noooiation, got word to Inhone. l hhane )oina New York in the aouth it wil cause the immediate withdrawal of the American annotation from tho Natlona agreement, and they will then publicly on bounce the combine. The directors of the Columbus club have notified Lehauo that i: he doeo not aigu the Columbus contract by the Nth loot. they will blacklist him." SPORTlNG NOTES. like Kelly Boiuoea a aln,ooo Olen—law Yorb’o New Tenn. Now You, Feb flit—The Sun, in in opening extra, eay'a thot hflke Kelly has been altered 815,000 by President Spoldin; to join the Chicago League club this aeaoon In addition to this amount Kelly woe to re coivo ammo for his servicca In an interview Kelly mid: “l have gout out with the boya and 1'" atlck to them. i W“. loom-yaw! title would boo email fortune to me, but my family woulc’ mooaraeanm without a dollar than take tkhmoneytogohackon my word.” longer Intrio,oi the New York League club, haoannonncod thenamce of his new playora Thomoetpriominont of thallium born are lurphy, Welch, and Tier-non, or loot year'a New York club; 8. M. Crane Jack Farrell and Joe Banning. 'l'ho clul .ilcd ior Charleaton, this afternoon when a carton of exhibition guinea will be played 'l'bo Amniotic-5 Schedule. Pmaoruuu, Feb. zit-The aeheduie committee of the American locomotion has Mil-aloha“ having-greed to a Iched ale. Manager Chapman, oi lmisvilh, re aorveetherighttopreoontammorityoched uloottbomoetingto be held infiyractmoil March. John Pickett, of last aoaaon‘a Kan-a City tum. haaeigned a three yeore' contract or infielder oi the Philadelphia League team no hag-o Not in Ida. Wan-moron. M u—Proaidoat It. R Young.“ the National Hairball lllgllo, told euro-re: new; as." ’o II' t Brine". Andwoon or any 0— aka torepreoentaeyodicatothat haddocidad to when the Leaguoiranckiooior ammo Rear Admiral Joe“ to native. Woo-mares. Feb. molten Admira‘ “David nfiarmcnyond LIKED bm-mradminhwith-lohnlrwlnhmd intbelietol’commodoroa. labot'htboltlotbaro-dlwaetbaaot law llam,0onu.,leb.fl—llav.lraak Kohl-moi Mahayana-”who cc- mltred aoleido near All-MR.” doy.waaedaeatedattnallnivuieyoll’eoa ulvaalaaadatYale. WhileatYalobalooi bydmth klafathar and moth and the young ladytowhomhowoa .gagedtohe . married. nomad!“- lothcAeaociatiouandBrothcr-y Chaplahl L I. My, of hot Albany. glad the mampmeat with prayer and 'l‘. Fuller, oi thbclty. modotho addramol welcome, Department Commuter Clark reeponding. Juetoathaauaualreportewerr being preaented (ten. Alger. accompanied byanumhoroi ofleeraond by oreceptlou committee. entered'tho hall and were oocort ad to iront aeate amid cheora that alluoel abookthabullding. laraqoueeio. , ‘ ‘ calla and upon invitation oi the department commander. the general atepped upon tho piatiorm and mode a rousing KIWI]. The reporta chewed that the peat your hadbcenavory aucceeoiol one to the or» ganiaotion. Department Commander Clark in hie annual addre- aliaded to the pension relocaofollowo: "l'ho pension queotion coal-which waaro all very much inter mted. 1 mt eorneatly bellerelu the env- lee pemlou bill. Our eoldlan doeervo it, andtheprcoperity oi the country, brought about and maintained by their bravo ac tiona, can well alord it, and the bill uhonld become a law." Thecandldataafor atate commander art lo). Floyd Clarkaon, (ion. llartln 'l'. lic- Iahon, oi flew York, and Joeeph W. Kay. of Brooklyn. Col. J. Woolwy Smith, punt dent of the flomeatead bank, New York. woo alao in the field, but he withdraw in Clarkoon’e favor. Thin morning Clarkeon woo nominated by Col. Smith, liclahon by Gen. ii. A. Barnum, and Kay by David U. Quick, peat commander of Poet Barry Lee, Brooklyn. The outlook in that Clarkaon will be the next department commander oi the state of New York. Alfred Lytn, of the ”dwell-Wilhelm poet, Bnflalo. and Homer B Webb, the no aamhiy aorgeantot-arma, are the candidate: for oeuim vice commander. Lyth accrue to have a majority of the delegatca and his election to confidently predicted, though Webb la likely to puah him hard. The Womea'o Ballot Corpa. Elmer“, N. Y., Feb. lib—The Women'r Belief Corps of the department of the otota oi New York began their eevrnth annual meeting here. Ira C. B. Nichols, of Auburn. poet pI-oddant. delivered an addroar and woe iollowcd by In. Emma Hovel, ol Syracmie, in an adds-cm of welcome. hire. Sarah C. link, of Syracuse, deportmcnl preeidout, gave a review of the organization and work of the corps. Fifty—lire corp: have been organimd during the lost three years. There are “9 corpa in the otato. with a mombrnhip of 4,751. There in a balance in the treaaury of “.878. ii Reno lntione of allegiance to the Grand Army oi the Republic were adopted. in the evening thecorpo gavoaroceptiou to the delegate: to the Grand Army component A Big flood in Ohio. Cannon, 0., Feb. m—Dtapatehee to thhcity from Mt. Vernon, Uma, Findlay, Springfield and other pointo in Ohio report great damage by high water, and the hood: are couatantiy running, The roads about Springfield are badly ambarromcd by wooll— onto, the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, and the Ohio, Indiana and Western coloring the must. At Tadmor, a email nation on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroad. the south bound Cincinnati came woo raved from running into a washout by the vigilance of a farmer, who discovered that the bridge had been carried away. At Findlay cellar: el prominent manufacturing eatabliehmenu are flooded and the contento ruined. Damage has been dmtotheuaturnigaseupplyol both Find- layand Foetorla by the carrying awayol upon, All pikeo and highroadsintbclo caiity canted are in an impa-abie condition owmgtothocarryingawayoicalvortoand Iridgra At loteot roporto thewater woe otill rloing with proapocto oi greatly in coand lom'ee. Sarah Althea Terry on Trial. Bax haacmco, Peta ill—Sarah Althea Torryioontrlal in the United Btateadior trict court for mic-pt in viliiying the judguandreoktingtbooflccraofthacourl while Jaetice Emilia-reading thedec'm ion ogalnet Terryia September, 1&3,“ whichtimo'l’orryattockodflarshail’rauka The trialattracta but little attention. TI: pmolfoundin Ira Terry‘a ratchet atthe timeoi her arreatwao prodmed in court. anthodoputymarahalahowodthapiotol Ira 'l'erryrcooanddoated."l’hatmaa kiiladmyh-handl" Bhaatartodto repeat thadecieration, what ahewaa induced by hareonnaaltotako hunt. The bearing incarlyconcludad. A lloaoy fog In low York. liaw You, 'OII. m—m heavy fog in railroad ," .m‘.‘ SPEC! ALT] E! s will aotonleli you. . A full Ilne oi IAdho’. Chlldron'a and Ien’e Slicer that will pay all to mine. CLOVER e. OLSEN, Leaders in the Knot and Shoo Trade. ‘ 'l'lli credentials, lie and Kitchen lair lilililiilll‘llll loot-inaneothergflnolnallkludaof here for leer than Row York coat, to make room (or 9 a beam. We mhnowladgaa I“ quarteru ior all “its gun on Fflflfli Blinds Mellie Presents The Universal Store GLOVERE'OLSEN’s, Our Bumbxid Lariloo’ ”.1” Shore are the local cvor cloud in South We ‘ Indiee' French Kid Hand Bowed, ladiee' French turned and walla at prlooothat North Main St. South Norwalk. E. 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