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‘RUGS A SPECIALTY.
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Good Values in other Grades.
A. DICKERMAN do SON,
WASHINGTON STREET, sou'm nonwnw.
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‘Swan 85 Bushnell,
FMiiiiiiim Crockery and Glassware . a“ “7...... 3......
LOWER THAN EVER. ,‘F‘n‘ °' M“ BRIMKWRT. on“
“a [all ‘ Wool 5‘8. o
Pure Dead- nod (Ho nhiplrhuzolary. fingmarim
' ‘ ”Emma and Dredging Materinn Nov-i Smile
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PLUMBING,
inn all to limit
VERS
25 Cents
11 Cents
17 Cents
nccomicd Tea Set. 56 ‘ “onion loam, um "Inca union”: :itrem
. . Glover, u (11,}! , report won or.» ixwr
I :ccc‘! .1! 3" , pom Gucruacya No c-nla haw cvu horn mail
I) l I m cqu: those (lucrneeysdgir touring quafltlefigrc u
”cc all] .r . g . g mount and perlect ire: n: oracuun A in l film
an“. Ch 9 '5 ’8 2,0! the ci-lcbrnledcl’gr‘ilntlac Wong:- Good»; an M m
1 nhovem at rosin prices. ”a areao ngvnln I.»
l i'l‘ower‘a'fiah Brand" oi Oil ilolhmg. lh-s hrs: In
60b.8‘l$,400i0 $' 3 dOZ. {rho world. a good run at brick or yellow ilil
Glass “IDIICI IOe :Uiothmin rot expensive, is coolly krpl ill repair
. , [and will-any tlmunepsv its cool in protocnm
STEM HEATERS ‘ -'5fz.".‘..°‘i'ii';.3’““i"fi"’ “2 ‘i““‘”.‘$“l;. 52.2.:
r 1‘ . i II! l: or 31 5,“! I! il
a” STOVES and BARGES I on (loan -hip. Imp'mcdwlnuilm (main ‘2'?" ha)
mi one hfllldl’t‘d. Tell-plume.
Tin and Slwrt iron Work. 3 5"“ ““"m'd'
.1 mm. mu; or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
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iil‘el‘ry “rm ”W'i (iii Fillifih
M-u ifirs l'rvco
lint Air Heaters.
lerrill Business College.
a. we. W
Gram “heal.
mainland”- lilo in the shortest
, W MI
“W "a and “first. to:
‘ . addrwl
Wire .Sieel “our slim,
Something new, best thing out.
W. G. QUINTARD
ausm BALL 31.06!
i. DlKLYli 8: ill,
Motel}. 3 DaliJu,
51 Washington Shel, South "email
2? Iain Street Nomalk.
lint-Class Balerl, Collection
And Ice Cream.
Orders Prbnsptly Attended To.
ills, Fill, Hillel's,
' Variables. Poultry, he
can and: in not: some.
mom: AND RETAIL
gm, aw nannonn
'RNITUBE !
' ' ,, stone.
now owns.
hummus
ua'fluock‘ilwishaow
'G'IHOM 3H.L Nl BELLUO L938 BHJ.
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RAZORS cJim-11'. nu man-nan.
Whom Tia inill inlet.
un'xi'ifiii'i'n'isuu M g. A .5;- 3
mummman
out the M II% obi-ll!
amen-ayes“ lbs-nu
nmmumo
. r..m1rma.
OF
ALL Ems
All?"
i“ all. Villtllllllil All!) was “Illa.
lotion Was Rejected. " "
m
I. dolls Gangrene to Adopt loan-res In!
a. loll-l 0! ”a,“ mill”
Illemlr-‘l'ha unlit-Ia! Illll M
tbar DIMumd‘I" Hills in coop-oo-
Wasuraoton, March m-«flsvoral path
tinna romonatraiing against the ratification
- oi an "tradition treaty bstwoou the United
Btatss and flute wwo prusnlsd in tho
sonata and gave rho to quite an animated
diacusslon about the propriety of receiving
petitions in open session in regardtomasv
torswhich might be pending lumatlvo
session. it was finallydocldod by vote to
receive the petitions in open sluice. The
speakers oaroinlly retrained from commit
ting themselves to any statement as to such
treaty being pending.
Ilr. Verbena and the lamina.
llr. Vofhm oil’erod aprnatnhia and res:
olutiou reciting the great dance-ion under
which agricultural interests were laboring,
and resolving that it is the "highest duty
oi congress in the present orioia to lay aside
all dbcusslou and consideration oi more
party intact and to giro prompt and immo-
dlate attention to the preparation and adop-
tion of such mm as are required lot
the reliei oi the farmers and other over»
taxed and underpaid laborers oi the United
States."
Mr. Vorhees gave notice that he would
speak on the resolution on Wednesday, and
would suggest the remedy for existing ovill.
Ir. lugnlla' Decision Appeal“ Irons.
Hr. Call asked that his resolution in re!-
aronce to mnsideriug the Florida nominar
tions in open scallion be laid before the asu-
ate. Tho presiding omoor (Hr. Ingalls) do-
clded that the resolution referred to execu-
tive busincm and could be considered only
in secret melon, and declined toentortain
theresolntlon. Mr. Gall said that be had
submitted another resolution on tho same
subject, which he asked to have read. The
chair said that resolution was upon to the
same ruling, but Mr. Call thought the
resolution ought to be heard before the sen-
ate decided what it would do with it.
Mr. lngalls insisted that the chair had a
right to pass upon the resolution; Ir. Sher-
man moved to go into executive action for
further confide-ration of the subject; lit.
Call raised a. point of order, but the chair
declined to entertain the point. Hr. Call
appealed from the decision of the chair;
tho chair refused to entertain the appeal;
Mr. Sherman‘s motion prevailed, and the
doors were closed. In the secret session the
resolutions were rejectud alter brief debate
by large mnjoriticn The doors of the sen-
ntc were then opened.
The Educational Bill.
’ The educational bill was taken up and
Mr. Daniil addrmod the senate in support
at the bill. it was the iirst Inca-urn 0! gen-
eral and comprehensive legislation since the
unhappy period 0! the war which members
of the great political organisation, which
had in the main controlled the legislatim
oi the country, had proposed to apply to
the solution of these quullonn which were
aalboaitermatbof ablondystrnggla fie
saw in the bill not bayonet. not haunts,
but an appropriation to educatiouand some
very powerful and inndamontnlcnnddert
tlon would have to stand in Na [nth bola.
he ever rules against any well devi-d
moasnro for education. Blooming the con-
stitutional points raised by the opponents o!
the bill, Mr. Daniel Did he could not one
any substantial dill-tonne between the
power oi the i'ederal gorwurnent to take a
piano! land and give it away (or eduoaw
tional purposes and the power to take
money out of tho treasury with the same
object.
Mr. Morgan’s o‘hleelleaa.
Mr. Morgan opposed the bill. It wu a
bill ior double taxation, which would now
pol certain states to tax themaslno more
than they were now doing for the benefit 0‘
public education. lie did not like the idea
oi cougrcasiorcingthepcopleol Alabama to
taathemoslvoo. asthey would havelodoat
theciosool theta-mot thobllhthroomill‘
lonsnynar ior public schools, when they
did notnow spend morothon someway"
(or all the expenditures of his state guns-u-
meut. Ir. Bloirdcnied that the southern
Intel would be called upon udar the bill to
increase their taxation.
The urgent deficiencyblli was taken up
and anumhorotamondmsutsaoroportodhy
v
' theeommitteoouapprnprlatiouswuoagroed
to,amoug them one appropriating no»
additional enpeua of lntcnational luri-
time conieroneo; mom for continuing the
publication of the rebellion records and
mun for public printing,
A Iowa] mid-“Id MIC. Bill.
llr. logalla, through Ir. Jonas (Ark),
all.“ has been W ,
uoslw'otWohrtnolt,Dnsbowounnly,-. .
fieldlohnont againstlohwlslllllm
huhwnawoshsd hythsuyrn-oeuwrt on
tbogmud of being detective in
itaaror-
ntonw, rover-ad thocaao and rosuowdtddo-
tendons to the neat torso! lbolarlow
ounnty (Iii-oleourttooaawsr snob isolat-
nlllolalhollonao. wsamyhoio-dnpbthilnthon.
Wuulnoros‘, larch iI.-Bills were in-
‘l'ho “blob atroot hallway (lamps-yo!
" W W W! n “'1‘": Brooklyn has died articl- oi inoorporollou
By llr. Walloon (by muesli-To lawn with I, “pm, oi 0900M
preterm“ in a mumploymout and
l:-Aasombiyluan Daniel P. Tallinn, 0!
Brooklyn, has obtained a verdict of will”
dabragoo against The How York World for
Ii I.
William ll. finch, late cashier oi the
Older (Jonnty (N. Y.) National hank, died
of consumption on larch )7. lie was“
yours oi age.
Iiusakimi (a Co.,ot In York, have aav
signed. Liabilities, 819,7“; nominal all“.
“mill; actual assola, $1.59!.
Butlork Bock, dealers in builders’ hard
were at No. if: Center street. New York,
have made a general aaslgumowt, giving
pretensions of "All”.
At the annual met-ting at tho Commercial
Cable company in New York the [allowing
directors worn circled for the ensuing year:
John W. lleckny, Jansen Gordon Bennett,
Hector and lulu Do Castro, A. B. Chaudor,
(inorgu ii, (foo, W. L. limit, 0. ii. Rowland.
Charla Nordhofl, E. C. Plait, E. 1. Hal»
thows, Richard lrwln and A. Do Castro. W
L iicutl in tho only new name in the board.
The lelmr troubles in England grow seri-
ous. in inrerrmol there was a noisy dens-
onstration oi dock laborers, requiring the
military to he rolled out.
The prroilieut sent to the finale the lol~
. PM”
retention in public amino 0! veterans of
the into war. By Ir. Harmer (Pal—To
authorise the secretary of the navy to to
opanthollnfl yard at League Island. Pm.
for the construction and tr of naval
vowels. By lit. Baker (ll. .lmilis billot
Mausoleum regulate common between
the United litalss and imign nonunion.
Home ebongoo aro lnadoin the bill. Potatoes
aromadosuhiect ion duty of twenty-live
eants per bushel; barley, twenty-firs ants,
and bonus. on, oonta.
MORE INDICTMENTS.
'l'hoy wore Band on the Ladlow Street
Jail Ramon.
N!!! You, larch 18.me grand jury
has presented six indlolmonlo. They were
all [or exumion, and were agnimt tho iol~ 1
lowing rumour: ill-mud l7. liartin, d. pnty ,
commissioner of public worki; new, ,
Sher“! Patrick Plugs-raid, Deputy llhcrifl ,
Joseph Young. ex-Doputy numn' Philip
Walsh, and Edward illhbard nnd Charles
“ottoman, special deputies in the order of
arrest departmeuh Theobargo against all
was extortion, the evidence being based on
the reconl exposures regarding the manago
went 0! Ludiow Street jail and the sherlfl's lowing nominations: United Htalea consuls
oilloo. ,wii'illinm N. l'rrsmn, oi New York, at
lartinischurgcd with accepting n 07‘” Cognac; A. N. turret, oi Row York, at
bribe from Charles G. Franklyn during tho Coatimok; Daniel Lake, of New York, to
time the latter was confined in Lulilow heUnits-«l Slam manila] {or the Forlorn
o
nous iii 'sunls
GLOVER s? OLSEN’S
sPECIAIJI‘IEs:
Our Burnt: Kid [Mleo' n 00 Shows are the does: not oflnrd in South llnrwnlk.
Lodioo’ French Kid Hand Bowed, Indies“ French turned and weilo al prices that
will astonloh you.
A full lino oi hdm’, Children’s and Hon" shot» that will pay all locker-Inc.
CLOVER &. OLSEN,
Loaders in the Boot and Shoo Trade.
Till lllllllilli STlii
is ocular: put bargains ll all mo: of
quamra its all bit. of
Muslin, Glass, 1111 and Kitchen Ware
ante {mica-than Sew York out Ionabe room for Spur rmbaocs. We Ire acknowledged bad
incpuhlicans I'ropose a Reduction ol‘
Street Juli. Philip “'aish, Joseph Young a
and Edward iiibbard, it is underntoml, aro I
indicted aa Martin's accomplices in valor» ’
lug money irmn Franklyn. !
Patrick Fitzgerald is charged with ex-‘
tortlng “2.50 irom lira Josephine Uienn, n
Frouch woman, against whom he had an;
execution for lmwcollect. Charles Linde- 1
man is said to have collected this money i
from him Olcan {or Fitzgerald and also to
have returned it to her at the latter‘slnw
Itlgnlion when he bio-me irighlcned at the g
publication of his action in a morning paper. '
It was said that thre tluliiran, a deputy
ahet'ifl', had also been ind clad, but this
could not be venfial. Sullivan is said to be
implicated with McGonigie and Keeling
for extorting money irom the reporter,
liar-oh. Young in will to have no extra
count against him (or the part he played
with McGouigie in tho rrportur‘s nihir.
Martin, Fitzgerald and Walsh worn nr-
roatod and then roienncd on bail.
A BIG CUT lN SUGAR.
Over no Per Cent.
Wasmnurox, March lib-The Republi-
cnn members at the ways and means com
mittee haw agrerd to put rnw sugars from
16, Dutch standard, down on the schcdule
at 31': per cent, ad valorem, and refined
sugar 40 per cent. above is, Dutch standard.
This is equivalent to 30 per cent. reduction
on sunny grad», and more than 50 per cent.
another grades. The reduction will ever—
agnacnt oi 50 per cent. on the present
rates, and will reduce the revenue irons
animal) to '26,”),000. The in no
bounty provision This cut is more than
two and a halt timrn greater than that pro
paedbythelills bill. 'l'hoduty is to he
wilectnd upon the value and not uponspeci-
dc rates as heretofore. it will be observed
thntonly .5 per cont. additional duty b
given the refiners, and with the admisalou
oi the low grade of sugar, up to and in—
cluding to, Dutch standard, the two last
grades bring merchanlnble sugar and being
fit tor domestic use, will, it is hoped, take
away irons the refinors the power to raise
the price of sugar lathe columns at will.
This hoary reduction is regarded by the
Republican members as a mt gm
concession to the western sentiment among
Republican it is lower than them
rah fixed by the bill which paged my,
body to were. and is iron from that
which was no exception-bio in the senate
hill—n bounty clause. The senate bill undo
a reduction of 5:) per cent. and gates bounty
o! one cent per poumi. functionaries
Republican membersoi thecommitteoelimi—
baton the experiment of paying a bean to
one cla- ol producers directly from the
public treasury. The agreement reached W
by the sub-committee will he reported to
the lull committee today.
A Pious Ira-d lisp-nod.
Swamp, Mans, March iii—A pious
(rand calling blmacllGeorgo S. Sonar, and
claiming to have received degrcea iron
Y.“ 3nd Harvard, ‘1” M M
byfiecrcinrylptzee,oilbeY.l.C.A. Br
“NM” tho mhMMabili came here lire weeks agoand introduced
molding that soldisrawhohavnloslboth Huanliattho Y.M.C.A.nsayowngrnan
mummwo-kfiorhoth m“ wbowautcdlorcforll. floclaiwsodtohan
bothkgumaylllrry'hmnaonototako all). tYIoa-dol
earoothius." arterbiadoaththewldowis :33??me no “tun‘mr an
‘° W” ‘ "3 m”‘°""""" medicaldutieshadexhauud Ill-,mu-u
Imam ,- scorn ”mo
. m ‘ ' ,
mainshiswidow. iaeaaoui inertia fir
damnathgthesoldkr-ayoblnindlvorno
throwgbaeountvennrtfnrfiandeusta
Otbss-blllshtrodueodia thoseustowaro
the let : By Ir. Ivan—Te in...
“some
moltbnhbwarin ”'
bill
hobadgircn then up to accoptapodtion
unreportt-riorlhoboociated Pro-I. Ho
wnw charged with being a Knudaldhaa
emisaodthnthowaa Hognroupso-od
WM” payhiadobtauad
waoallowad‘lolnnvotown.
”Old Gabriel” Woo I...
larch ill—Thorn in no
birthol tho Indian "Old Gav
”I!" eltyiorlheol’auseblaayanrsintho pant.
district of New York.
The supn-mo court o! Connecticut has de-
cided that this [million of Eli Whitney and
others of Sow ilnvu-n for an injunction to
prevent demolishing the state house should
not be gruntmi,
Fancy Ennis dialling Plflifllfli
The Universal Store
North Main St, South Norwalk.
5- C-{m ,KERBlQNL
TWO YALE STUDENTS DROWNED.
Their "(idle-n “wot-ed Aahovo at West
"nos-u, ('nnn.
.‘inw lln’rx, March lfl.—-—Tho bodies at
two Yale students, Edwin Rowe, Jr., n
member of the molar scientific class, and
Jarius Kennnn, a member of the freshmen
riot-title claw, were washed nolmro at West
Haven yrsir-rduy. in the morning they
hired a small 3 ul lmnt and went to Millard,
about right mil-rs down the «and. They
[torts-i for lmmn about 5 0311'}: in the
afternoon owns! a strong wind and heavy
sun 'ihoy mono; 4d to work up to the on-
' lrnnco oi till! harbor, where “Mr boat was
tinnitus! against the brenhwnler and the I I E S B U RY, 8
young man awn» thrown into the water and
both of thorn worn drowned.
flow: is a sun of Broker Edwin Rowe, of
this cily,.-md Krunnn, who I " ‘ with
S p: :ud Ihiill" rl on th NwY 'k
‘ aiildwgifw i‘lzs‘vgu rutTlfls tin: 8:” act a wgt- BEST
: cm railroad superintendent rcsnilug at Pine BEST
3 Blull’, Ark. -,. - --”_.-- BEST
[Executive (Jerk Young to Resign. BEST
Wmmmmx, March 13,—Til0 anuounco- BEST
mom. in mode that James R. Young, who
. he iron executive cleric of the senate (or a BEST '5 TH E B EST I
. numlwr of years, will rosign tint [MHiliOn BEgT .
:ln tlw umr future to accept the ofilco o: l '
, stir L .i the C mm. wealth bunk, , _ .7, _ .
.5: inimléiphn, p..." “Xi... been .5» g§8% And um]. @ntlnue to be the Best.
Ema-cunt bystockhoklen ollhe bunk with S .
2 arlew to the use oi his name. Errn ll be BES’I
' does n )b accept th: presidency of the Coma ‘ v v
, monwiralth bunk it is not improbthlc that BEST Q The” Will be Ell limit ll till m a
olr- "mg .m remix-hi! new MW BEST , neg: olifiesah’uld-Rmsm Kills.
1 to take it more active interest in the lunuv BFQT
{ agrmrnt oi The Philadelphia firming Star, . . A5
: oi which he and his brother, John Russell » BEZST mm
' Young, or the cw firs. It has been known 2 '
. for some tine that 30hr: Ruse” Young was BEST Pi L L5 8 U Ry’s B EST
thinking 0! returning to the [Tl'rlr‘itai States BEST .1
to assume editorial control of a Star. and ' . :. . .
title should come, his brother will likely Egg} WELL 532 T35 3531' USHER Hill Cmmmflm
join him in Philadelphia. 5' ’ _.
‘ l V V:
stepbn Y. Sher-aw on Trial. ‘ BESCL OTHER BRANBS L :2ng
Bum». “arch 23. 41:9 trial of Show" RES 1 rmmramrr up gunman rumor-Y's am win 1. a.»
I', 3“on ‘0' 3"“! lurcrny in the first BEST at the TOP. thesaurus than lacs: 11:: the :1an twenty!” WM “db-I
degree in connection wrth the elevator BE’ST hthe home.
i blush inshecr'minnitermol -.
th‘ons'npromem The tit-(eluded: inspecifi— BEST ffiARRiAGE is A FAILURE.
tally charged with stealing 8,250 bushels of C’ ‘ p o m,”
grain, the property oi the Bulalo Elevating BEST BE NOT gfl‘égg.g hazy”. Wigwam
“”9"" The '0'“: °' '05!”an ‘ M BEST orocorwbowill. DO Mintwurlzzoesr crowd anyhow—ooh“ at
mfifsecxxizgm‘fié?x BEST Flour thathecnn ht! cheapo? limimythepcla,mmwddu¢bm,
Tbc'judge dirccted um u». jury "in“, h, BEST Dono‘lgl W9???“ if: will: at the Elm at sea a uh.
charge of the shorifl until the case was - - '
finished. 'Ihlsmated somewhat of a sensa— BEST ”11' MAKE?” . '4.
tion, as such a proceedin'ronuldeoi murder ‘” ”W” I” “
m-.. " amino
Ex-WPII” I!!!” Arrested. BEST 3m
menu, ‘8. Y. larch ia—Lonls P. 7"“ arm “at
lailory. a college graduate and lornsarly BEST W
arcrntnry oi a Pennsylvania mining our BFST « . 4
pony, in under arrest born for beingm J nlsfloflcnm
nected with a bond oi thieves who have BEST m
bumper-ting in railroad atatloua Their BEST IN!
this: was to exchange the checks all um HP
trnnknandtheuclainaadcarryollho BEST cum ,._
baggage. He is also wanted at ll-irnlnr BEST ‘ 1....
. On Friday night thebarullwoh THATCASBEUS. .1. #7 . . _ . . .7.»
intosswml clothing «to: at Alburnaad BEST . J.” '
iwnrd W' of “slow ionnda , .
m...” ...rr."...........c....., anr mnmnmnmrm BROOKE
interested lueonl stunned livrs at Wilkaa' BEST «mflbflfimawms—ubm
barre, Pa ‘
Prefect Illg Indicted.
Punmmrma. Pa, larch il—J’roioct
King.“ the Institution for the Bill! in
thiscity,whowaasrrvsted on a charp oi
banal on cell done at the
etlhatinatisutaon’ ,haobaanindiolod
byshegrswdjury,atrue Miller-audie-
crisnobeiagiomadagainsthil. Thole-o
biota bailnhln one, ad If“ will In
doubtlw ultra-dad. The m pow-
BILLSBURX’S Beg}
minty.
Iolollovomlholn.
Wmml’a..liarchm-Alc|siy
attended pubic mining woo bold hero
y , y altos-noon. in which all
andbtarvoiaatinditntinu
was-so ammonia, .
”unanntgflhafloewtrzl. .
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1!.th
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