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hate. flee-whimpe'am
patiiwaMtflnlstmrmss a leader.
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would Into-
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Homer and Underwear
wen-fimyhmumwwm
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250
gun-dehumidifier ate Hosiery, inhale Colmand suImmpImeum
who for SlIIIlIII all 011 IIIIIs
SMITH
)suliaacc Building, South Norwulk.
mumg-sm-cmmhnamuum.
Yer lllaetrsttoa, out as: Underwear all
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great Attractions. , .
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Charles B. Perkins,
36 [ILBY 8h, BOSTON.
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erB. Hoyt
EWELER.
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AT COST.
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w-raa eel haveoa haul laser lee
mu. fly or Jewelry is all deeInoie
guide, no old ewe or aged etyles
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Dr. Green on the Government
Telegraph Scheme.
l
in A'l'l‘Ai‘liIi meantime run
flu- Scheme Ileeee the lele of suture;
I ‘lslegrsph Lines. and Will liet lo
loll hueteieleg. Be Ieyav-Jl’ho m
gooey Deficiency Bill Phased.
IIWunlruron, llerch I.-President lion
via Green. oi the Western Union Telegraph
company, appeared beforetha committee on
poetollces and poetroede with reference to
the bill for the sstebllehrneat'oi a postal
telegraph system in connection with the
poetoilicc service.
A ltlow at hinting lines.
The telegraph companies paid the govsra~
meat a large amount in postage. Why
melee drive inbreehdown the telegraph
companies and then take them In chergel
Wee this juet to the 3,“ stockholders oi
thiacompeny, and to the stockholders oi
Ibeother cornpeniesl if the government
wanted to go Into the telegraph bnaiaeea it
would need, not only all the relating liuee,
win.» win 'wT
MIMI. scheme :esat to break
downall theuhtlngtdrgrapbumendto
place them in the headset the government
That was what he was before thecommlttes
toproteltagelast. This talk about a lim-
ited postal telegraph service was ell "moon-
shine."
The Coat ol leseegu in England.
Dr. Green then disco-ed the diiierencs
between the cost of rue-ages In England
and their cost in this country. He con-
ddered it foolish to think of sending mes-
sages in this country cheaper then they could
be sent in England. Dr. Green Illustrated
some of his statements by means of a map.
To establish a single circuit under the pro
posed bill It would take 21,875 miles of wire
The Western 1: nioa leased several thousand
miles at wire to the pre- e-ocletioua do
to this service, whoever undertook it, would
doit ategront lo‘ea Thin was parallel to
the proposition of the postmaster general.
It Would Not Be lelf "retaining.
The map, Dr. Green aaid. showed the
447 poetoilicee at which it was to
establish postal telegraph oilicea The mt
otofllcee was a smell item, not overoae
cult per message. The whole number of
government onicee-thet is offices ingov-
ernment buildings—wee IOI. Three-fourths
of the telegraph basiae- was done in a
small area of the whole country. The re-
maining fourth—ii no other busine- was
door—would not be self sustaining. To
establish a system that would distribute lie
business equally throughout the country
would result inagreet lose. The general
proposition submitted in the bill could be
carried out it the government would foot
thelon But no combination of aayeort
could send messages under the proposed
rates without a great ion to somebody.
The proposition oi the postmaster general
weeto send lineages at one-hell thereto
thatcxietod in England. Bow colldthls
be done in this country where the operator:
received double the salaries of the English
" operators!
Not a Practical. Scheme.
Concerning the social busine- tbet the
postmaster general proposed to establish,
Dr. Green said that ebont40perceut. of the
telegraph business in England was social.
This included race horse and eporting busi-
ness. in this country we did not call thh
bruins; social. About 8 per- cent. of the
telegraph business in the country was social
Dr. Green devoted much of his time to ex-
plaining figures and incur connected with
the bullies: oi the Western Union to show
that the postmaster general‘s scheme was
not a practicable one.
in the Senate.
Wasmzrorox, March I.-—ln the senate Ir.
German presented neolutioaa of the Mary-
land legislature asking that 03(1),!!!) exacted
by the Confederate army under Goa Early
from the authorities oi Frederick. lid, be
refunded by the government On motion
of Mr. Sherman, Senator lngalls was elected
to serve as president pro tern oi the senate
during the absence of Vice President Morton
while away on his proposed trip to Florida
with his family.
Mr. Blair Again at the Prose.
Mr. Blair again called the attention of
the senate to the shortcomings of the pre-
aeeocintions oi the country in not reporting
fully the facts W by him beiore the
senate in his speeches on the edumtionel
hill. The senate then took up end die-
called the bill granting pensions to soldiers
end sailors incapacitated for the perform-
ance oi manual labor. and granting pen-
sions to dependent relatives oi deceased sol-
diers and sailors.
A Pension Bill Explained.
Ir. Davis, chairman of the committee on
parishes, explained the provisions of the
hill. The annual upen- nnder the bill, he
din-salt. would Argonne ”a. “thumb“?
m9;
855.”,000. Ir. Vest opposed thebill,
pointlngontwhathecalledaomeoi iii!-
andseidnomeniivingcould
tell enthin millions and millions how much
theflllwonldccettheconntry. Thehill
wenteverwitbonteetion.
llr cleric- 'l'wpper‘e Iyltoriewe Visit.
Wmmx,l(srchl.—-Btetedepertmsnt
oMalaproie- the profoundeat
uthenbjsctoi the pending tioae
iarsgerdtethebhsrisequrwtlon. 'i'heydo
not even admit tllt nogothtime are in
mm-emmumnemh
diplomatic drab that Berharlse
WW "-3..
. “premium:
" 9.
”our. PL, lurch Lott the traced
lesion oi the Evangelical calm
the usual opening devotional servicu.
Ether, who was in the chair. ro
that the previous day had been
calyl treated and he hoped that the
Halibut had been oflorsd declaring
theme-filling bishop nu Improper person to
prddslwo mould be withdrawn and tbehusi-
”oft tbecoaiereacsected upon. Rev. Mr.
basins-proceed and the resolution be con-
Ildcud later. Iliahop Faber then tried to
have the («inference go into eecreteeesloa
end examine the pereonal conduct oi minis-
ters Rev. ilrnoyer insisted that the con-
dnct oi the bishop be ilrst examined The
scenes of yesterday were then repeated amid
greet confusion. Rev. Sawyer then ex-
claimed: "We insist on expressing our feel
lag in this matter. "
"Bo do i, " rotorted the bishop.
“Yes, and mlecoastm," replied Rev.
Brnoysr.
The Blebopv—I have not misconstrued. l
have been hissed by this body. Remarks do
rogetory to my pononal character haw
been mule lam not under charges end
will not be thrown out. 1 cannot vacate.
Rev. halcyon—Your poeitlou Ia anomaloua
aimiucilenmt, “availed during e coir?
”Wop. in which it was denied
0 bl'ehop had been hissed. Alter order
11 round the bishop ialdr 2.?
am wrong in thinking I was Ill-ad I
freath recall my complaint of that unkind
treatment."
Rev. Hemea then asked if the bishop
would allow the secretary to put the resolu-
tion before the conference, to which the
bishop replied:
“Certainly, but the action will be placed
on the minutes with my protest."
The molutiorr was then put by the more
tary and almost. unanimously adopted.
Bishop Ether then refused to vacate the
chair, end the conference went into secret
session to consider charges preferred against
ministers, the bishop remarking: “Now we
shall examine others."
Propoeed Penneylvdala Improvements.
Putnanrtrnra, March I. — Among the
many improvements the Pennsylvania Raii~
road company contemplate on their New
York line is the elevation of their tracks in
Jersey City, where a handsome station is to
be Constructed and the , ' ' ‘ on
em a
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Bur. Kell—l do notwnut it said we biased ,
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or all a. lbetieve “DI". mfiIIDIth
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droughts. wmm Is needed to 1mm
IlUNT’S REMEDY ?
m c. it ('rtrranron. Sole Agent. New York.
NWGH'TWH:
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CliiLDRE-N’ ei i’lt‘TUii‘i-lfl
Successful Specialty,
Wm Bimini: c it. oroonn. .qunI-II ll nimm
Silh- Bosrdoi Brighten ll. 8,,t' .
lumber Conn. E e 8. Ase‘n.
I'l'ru. ll. math: .3 .305,
lain Ollce. 45 t 01 Washington rim.
SOUTH RHIKWALK, CT
II}? PERRY STBBRTTIIOY N. Y
l’llli'L’l‘ lilb’l'iilL‘I L
WATKI“ ILLB, V. Y.‘
hot at Sui-wt Ingand Genet nl Work II III
jv II! be given prompt attention.
Brenrh Him 9%
the second floor. Without descending to the
ground level they will proceed directly to
the ferries. The latter will be reconstructed
or replaced with new boats, which will be
double decked. For some time part the
coupletion oi a through iour lino road from
Philadelphia to Jersey City has been pro
ceeding, and there is now only a short space
in the neighborhood of Eltaabctb where
there are lower tracks than the (our.
said that wb n the work is finished the time
between the crmiai will not be more than
ninety minutes, while the ferry trips will be
accelerated by the construction oi new
boats. The work will be completed in two
years.
‘l'lso Cue Experts.
New Your, March L—‘rho afternoon
billiard game between Duly and Kaiser was
won by the [crater by tho ioiiowing score:
My-1H10,ll,.ll, "1,0,,03, 0,8,,89,
l,,l,l38,30,2 ,0,‘Jl,30, 2,12,4,,,,:3093
0,0, 2,7, 0, .3 l.;,30, 10,0,1, 7, 7,0 ill—50)
liaison—0, I 2,3 ,2. I, 55,1,I,l4, -,4,3,o
I...740,.3I,2,:,1, 7,0,,,,0923,,4,0.°.,0 e,
1,0,...3,30,5.,0,,03,0, 910,0—40;
Averages-Dely, II 16-44; Heiscr, 91543
Last night Siosson defeated Cation. The
scorewns;
Blown—I0, l, 1,6, 0, 0, 0, 44,5”3, 0, 6,5,
113,00.3,0 $3001., , 85,44,.17——5t)0
Cation—ll, 3, l, 0, 2,0 I, 2., 0, 0, 2,2, :0
o, :30, 3, 0, 0:, 3, 00, 0, 2, I, 0, 0-20;.
Avorngcsnb'iosmn, 10 6-13; Cation, ill 17-
A lloyallat Ruse la France.
Perils, March I. --The [loyalist propaganda
h being vigorously conducted throughout
the French provincial towns. In many oi
these towns pictures representing the Duke
oi Orleans on he appears behind the prison
bars oi the republic are conspicuously db
played. The movement is apparently a
shrewd political device, having for its ob
ject. the calling into action of the elwaye
latent sympathtes oi the French Royeliets,
with the aspirations and ambitions of the
house of Orleans as the representative oi
the monarchi’cal idea.
Kings County one". Indicted.
Bacon“, March l.—Tbo grand jury of
the Kings county court of general session;
has indicted Messrs. R. B. Eastman, Thomas
E. O'Brien, 'l'bomns hi. Nolan. William
French, Robert O'Donnell and 0. M. Lock-
wood, members of the county town commit-
tecoi’ the Brooklyn board of supervieors,
for oilicial corruption in oiiice. Theyere
accused of having audited and allowed false
claims on the county for work done at the
county farm. it is expected that they will
furnish bell.
Topics for the (treat Labor Conference.
Baum, March 1,—0illcial mncuacev
meat is made of the subjects to he brought
ill comprise a rel dbcussion oi
work in its r‘ol can. to the eihplby-
rent of women shifts
ingenuity mitt: the 36..an cool
output by the application oi interaetionel
rules, and the regulation oi Sunday labor
and that at iom‘elce and minora
Fifty New Englaee Ordered.
l’nrnanurnu, linrch I.—'I'ho
Railroad company has just placed an order
with the Baldwin Locomotive works for
fifty engines, to be delivered during the
summer and ML They will form part of
theequipmcat in the new car trust. Four
thousand gondola cars of twenty-firetour
capacity each and twenty'hve new
ger care are being builtby the Pullman Pal-
ace Car company.
A New Jemy Journal in 'l‘ronhle.
Ran BANK, N. J., lia‘rch L~TheNew Jen-
aey Standard, the oldest and leading demo-
cratic paper in Immouth county, has been
taken [loser-ion of by the short! on e tore.
closure of mortgage. llr. Kempaou, the
publisher, afterward had an altercation
with the mortgagee, Norman Penileld, who
publishes the Shore Pf”. at Aebnry Park,
and the nfieir has caused. some excitement.
r»; Lib-led in. Mar. I
lineman larch L~Dy order of Arch-
Paradishaewlthdrewu
ltia
he; tore the lpternatiopel Labor conference.-
Willi."
m,
PRI'l‘T’S Fl]
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Sure Cure for all Diseases.
IllAlIl} S EII‘NS LAY
BAlEB own snow.
Peai IIIII SIaIII BIIIIIII
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SIYM N1] BRSS
JOHN ll. FEBRIS,
W hoIcIaIeand Beta” Dealer in all kind: 0!
Gilli. IND W001]
Brick. Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, inckawaann, Locust
Iionntain, Franklin, and
Williesharro Goals.
IIIIII III RUBBER PIIR'I‘
Yam foot of Wnahingwn and Mar-
«hail arrow Branch an.» Insltdléie
”for 9.0.“ “ “41rd
FII .‘FISII.’ II.
An extra arrival every day through lent-herb
an lit.
IIIIIII, IIIIIIII LIlIIlIl'I
Wholesale and Retail.
Spinach, Lettuce, Pure
'l‘o-uto Cnteup, Fruit,
Canned Goods, Etc.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
IIIII IIIIII
4....
SIIIIIII all HIIIIaIIIc EIIIIIIII
Avesolesgreteinr them
Bridallleililour
'l‘hts I'Ioor sIIII melamine Its high
standard, and Is selling very fast.
Price $6.75 a Barrel, III a Bar.
Bllllill. »:llllll[ll.~ llllIlEB.
250. a. lb. 25¢. a. lb. 25¢. a. lb.
‘3” T11 01’ (30th FA noun 4N aileron 11'.
THE VE'DIC'I—J‘li ls hotter than I have been paying 30 come
rs pound for.”
COM E AND SAMPLE 1T.
WE HAVE FOR TH E LENTEN SEASON
Pickled Win In glu- 4plendid Water Ulr Codilsh. Large Blaster Berri g, Extra large
I Intent, the than an ’Wi ey I'rnb mull-es, the Choicest Coin-ole lliver salmon and I
glen Herring We are headquarters for
Bridal V eil, Jones, Pillsbury. Volunteer
and Diploma Flour.
Way down In price Be sure endrctourpr‘cte before you purchase The place for the islet.
Bone Cream Lnsch Crackers Excelied by none.
PRESERVES.
Qniacc. Pinee' pIo, Plum. Beepbury. Peach and Strawberry If you want Ifeliell try theta. We o'er
you the best due 0!
,, CANNED GOODS.
In this country. line you tried the C-kbrr'ed Dow Drop Bar: lctt Pesrr,’l‘ometoee. Rachel.“—
barns Pm Cormeuccotarb. Lian Beans, .e: .dr.
HIII III III III III BIII BIIII II III LIIIIII Pillllllfl Plilll
If you relish n First-class Coffee, you can get it here
We llli‘ still selling the Northficld Creamery Butter at 32c nib.
l
Benin.
Betwe-
lct t-vcry cm r; are that will to
SHlBlliS ll. SEYMBBB’S.
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
A Positive Sale!
III LIIII IIIIIIII III III
GP
80018 Allll SHBES
Ever offered.
Everything goes at cost and less at the store ol
0. H. HARVEY,
Vorth Britain Street, South Nomalk.
ALTERATIBII SALE.
As we intend to make extensive improvement: in our store,
for the spring trade, and desiring to get to w: :‘:—: at same at
the earliest possible moment, we will
is «He
.34 ,r
Gloimllul; All Klinlé 'df Goods at
I II minutely: mt WW II“
Look at . * the Figures.
Children’ a Colored Stockings. formerly at 10,15,20,25c,
all at 5c a pair.
Ladiee’ Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 and 350., all at 150 a pair
Ledies’ Merino Underwear, formerly at 500, now 35c.
Genis’ goods will be closed out at equally low price”
llllll’l' Fill. 'l‘_ll__________ SILL will] Ell
Just received a 0 lot of Lndics’ Ribbed Uad
worth 400, duringt ices sale, 15c.
H. Krieaev
e 3 MM
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Norwalk Chronicler