s .. t1
All! new ”HIRED '20 snow m ms 01
Agra 0;.rpets
vaillliasllllra
Ger. lain I Went Sis.
PLUMBING,
‘ “ Stan and Gill Elfin.
STEAM HEATERS
All
liot Air Heaters. .
my
FOB W810i! THEY All
AGENTS for the TOWN of NORWALK.
PRICE WILL BE 90 CENTS.
t iiii ii Illaiili illililii tar $1.25.
BIG BARGAINS IN HOSIERY THIS WEEK.
SCOFIELE-dc HOYT.----
NfllWAIiK AND SOUTH NGIWA MK.
ORSET COVERS
‘N A NEW ASSORTMENT AT
A JOB ASSORTMENT AT
A JOB ASSORTMENT, AT
Good Values in other Grades.
A. DICKERMAN do SON,
I 84 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOU'I‘ll NORWALK.
Crialaryaat Glassware Swan a; Bushnell.
OB Wu toa- .troot.
nu Foul ~htp imported", Hsuilla ( inlet: pet I»:
of one bnmired.1‘cleph uvhl’rtc-
oric. how \‘uvk
Tin and Short hm. Work Never Unit-mold
.\ I’Ulih LIVE all“
lllerriil Business College.
“mph-weal
tau-yanks: School-
Welshman business We In the ehortast
"gable m Imamtm and Wihflll.
Menuhin-i internatioan sddrers
instruction Terms
In!
W. IIRBILL BUSINIBB 0011.168.
Mordecai.
Bennett & Husted
”lain 8h, 80. Norwaik.
Iaals, Fill aisles,
an irritable, Poultry, Ila
“All Hill In Their Seasons
it women: no RETAIL
"il'iii'lliiil
W i domaahovnihsold
'"acanewuzaassdmctduwithm
lBuiiders Hardware,
PM N TS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel floor flats
something now, how. thing out.
state 31:! +4; \
MOBILE“!!!
m to c. it DaKLYV.
51 Washington Street, South Home":
27 Iain Street Nomilt.
Fliti-Cliiii Balers, Baalailiaaar
And Ice' Cream.
'G'lEOM BHJ. Ni amino i838 EHJ.
Alli. lli‘lli il lliiiil' [iii ii 3E.
25 Cents
.11 Cents
17 Cents
w. c. QUINTARD.
ii. illlKLYll it Still,
Orders Promptly Attended To.
iii-Economi- 9a: the Mil-
‘l'rust Melanie.
HILL m1 0! I'll WIINT.
ltDeeleml'hatAllcamhlaatlaasher
vewtlag Free Competition and Ad»
resets. the (lesser Articles to the
consumer Are Against Public Policy.
Wsssiaoroii, Isiah tl—lr. lbw-as
haereportedtothe asaste ire-thalamus
mitteesssbsutatefcrtheaatbirlsthiih
wbiehlesheesuadsreoedderssicafcree-e
titsa Boaseebjeatiousto the pending bill
wssebased on constitutional Maud
Ir. Bhermanthiukathat thenbjerlwhich
hehssjustreportedisopea toacaecfthese
objections Theotbermembeuoitbem
mittee ressrve therighttooleva-udhenh
tothasubstituteortovote against“ Ir.
Wwiu seek the “opportunity“
Jexplain the ustureof the substituteto the
waste.
The test of the Hill.
The text of the substitute is as follows: Be
“muted. etc, thatall mug-monume-
Mum-said trusts or combination
hetweentwoormorecitiasnsovcorporstioua,
a both, of diluent states. or between two
crmceecitisenecrcurporatloas. orboth, of
the United nau- and foreign states, or citi-
sens or corporations thereoi. made with a
vieworwbich teudtoprevsutfullandtree
competition in the importation. transpor»
tattoo or sale of articles imported into
the United States. or with a view or which
tend to prevent full and free competition in
articles of growth, production or manufact-
ureoiauy stetaor territoryoi the United
States. with similar article of growth, pro-
dtctionor manufacture of any other state
or territory, or in the transportation or
sale of like article of production oi any
state or territory of the United States into
or within any other state or territory oi t
United States. and all arrangements, trims
or combinations between such citisene or
corporations made with a view or which
tend to advance thecoat to the consumer of
any such article are hereby declared to be
against public policy, uniawiul and void.
‘l'o Enforce the law.
And the circuit court of the United States
mu have original jurisdiction of all suits
of a civil nature at common law or in
equity arisingiuudcr this section. and to
LOWER THAN EVER. ;.0..... ...0, - "mm“ M“ mfi.3°".l:‘£:i.$°°".. ....".."l‘."l.‘."...'.'.‘.‘.'
' Pure Leads and on. sm ion no it newton . ‘
ll‘npplic. lid Dredging 'Inlchaimfitn‘? tic-"i. lions. And the attorney general and the
Decorated Tea Set. 56 !31001.... “Brande. $1.3 0'“... ”cranking: 31pm several district attorucyl are hereby
I)\P'. I m. (I m lef 1" m " ‘
Piece" “ 35' l'mi (Banana No game, may. ever tie-ct) math- fégfid' “£12131?" 0' 2:31:23 blah;
ill I heron-ye 0! wc-nrg “in"?! [NH In.“ [men Cul
Man". Chamber Set 33,; “squirt: anti limiter [More ior Icing: A lull tine final judgment and execution.
imcci-lcbrslad Pontiac Wmeutioodi-z all oi the 11s I) ‘ Be A rded
show an: ill reds cod prices We are mole agents to: ' ”'“E” ° " ‘
cubic“ 40cm $l 3 (I02. l "i‘owcrs Fish Brand‘ of on clothing the boot in That om person or corporation injured
' the world A good unit oi black or yellow oil it (1..“an by such arrangement can.
Glllll ”kl." [00, tgfi‘m‘gg‘, 27:31:}? alum: $29.33: tract, agreement. trust. or combination de-
. . it In colds rheumsiiem or prion-outs Rubber fined in the first section of this set may sue
STol'ES and “axufls 5‘0“" HM!" and “it“ 90“. "Within: I'M“ ior and recover in any court of the United
. States oi competent jurisdiction without
respect to the amount involved oi any per»
son or corporation a party to a combination
described in the Jim section of this act
twice the amount of damages sustained and
the costs of the suit, together with a reason-
able attorney's fee.
LIEUT. STEELE'S COURT MARTIAL
He Is on trial for the Alleged Itrlhl-g
of Private Wild.
Cmcsoo. March 19.—'l'he court martial
orderedbyGen. Crookiortheirialof Ben-
oudflanglhstulgof theRighth
cavalry. on the charge of conduct tending
to destroy military order and diedplingwu
commenced in one of thaguardruomsoi
Batteryll. Col. James L. Wade pr-ided,
Capt Arthur Murray oillciated aa
orderly for Gun. Crook.
The charges presented were very brief.
ficciilcattou 1 sets forth thattheaccusad.
without justification thereior. struck Pri-
vate Dhll Wild in the face with his clenched
hat Tue second specification w to the
elect that the accused, outhe com 01
this amault, made use oi unbecoming lano
gauge in applying epithets to Private Wild.
To both specification Steele pleaded not
guilty.
Wild, a man of decidedly unfavorable
the story oi hisrefusaLonOctSllsst. to
smist in placing some canvas on the roof of
Steele‘s headquarters. and which multedln
the assault. He said that hhreia-lwss
busdupontheidaathatthework was
menial; that he refused becau- the pub-
lished ordersrnadthat noenilstcdmanshall
workior theoflcara The defense endeav~
and to prove that Wild was a dentter. but
the evidence was not admitted
A Compulsory Volt-g Bill.
Alumna. lid. larch 19. —Beaator
0. Dan“. at. w.r. DIILYI- Tuadvin has introduced I I'lll makingvot-
. z R In; mpulaory in thin state. I'm
MBA o S thejudgesineachvotlngprccinctoithe
Ofalllimla lmflcloflnfl. The model Market ”It the close oi mnluutaachelao-
Illicit mara‘ IAZOB non-e. enema / ticntomakeoutaltstoflhspw‘soasnotvot-
WWMWT I hgatthatehctmuthlllttohcttlfladh
' ' thechrhoithecircuitcourmthsyimme»
mumMatmhl'nwl. W1.” m”... diatelyhaluga m m“.
HiLE’llllflllIiEE REGISTER!
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Poultry if all Kills
no. HAYES.
memes.» '. men Inl‘t!”
MEATS
:uealemmegywawil willlsd lull-st.) ”I I '
lenders to appear More thejudgeeofthe
eonrtto showcamaitlanythcyhavqwhy
voting. s partyccavicted ballowsdhm
heinvethsflueean he collected.
‘l'hasframedthe bill will not elect vary
but haimedattherich
whodom not the nucleoli-tern“.
alairsoithestata
Chleageleelflateeteae.
Lowest Prices!
on. Wiles-
the Least lease
“infill ,
mmtheflntwim Berepeahd
theyalscnldnotbeilusdflandcosteioeaee
Magma.
wusiiisvus. Item ie-mo waste teal;
i
a
f
3
is
ill
made by pulpit and press to refer
the Chippewas He said there were
American iadisne there. The re-
British Chippewas. whcsbc;id
. be
and had been purchased
oeby the United iliatee yearn ago.
o'tsae bed been given a line near
M but had refused to ‘0
had been paid for their lands
w supported in idleness and visa.
emphatically that these ludlsiis
had been improperly treated by the govern“
neat. Ir. Teller did not object tothsep.
but. pronounced the statements
as to the great wrongs committed
these indians ialea
Ir. Dawes spoke iavorabiy oi the White
luth reservation. lie doubted the wisdom
sf appropriating money to feed British lu-
disua. but would not oppose the Intend-
meat, which we- agree to; also an amend-
ment for preliminary investigation i’or arte-
deu wells for irrigating purposes. appropriv
sting ”3,1100. and mail) for the flail com
mission. The bill was then passed.
Ir. Ilawlay on the Blair Bill.
The Blair «locational bill was taken up
and llr. flawley argued in opposition to it
The bill tended in the wrong direction. it
assumed sinners-ass” labor for the nation
and put upon the letters! government that
which was properly the duty oi the states.
Schools and education were clearly matters
leit to the people. if that matter could
not be given to local authority. what. he
asked. could but A school district was a
unit that was formed by the laws oi conve-
nience. The bill was not a single measure
merely. it was part oi a series of move-
ments looking to the absorption of the rail-
road and telegraph and savings bauit eye-
temsof the t-tiumry. All that, be said, was
a part oi some general dream that wine-
thing could be evolved out oi the inner coir
sciousness which would be greater and bot-
ter than what now existed.
Against litate flights.
The bill was bad enough and went for
enough into the direction of imp-hing on
state rights and stoic cities, but more than
this it abandoned the original theory of the
government and launched the gorernmrut
on an unbounded sea oi wild schemes Mr.
Iioody and Mr. Chandler spoke briefly in
support of the bill. and it then went over
i
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egg:
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To Move the Penslon Bureau.
\l’asmsa‘rox, March iii, ~ The lion
adopted a resolution calling on the secretary
of war and urrotary oi the interior for in
l formation as to whether a saving of expen-
diture would be cil'ictt ti by if e transfer of
the pension lmrcau to the war department;
l also one ceiling on the secretary of the in.
terior ior an estimate oi mom-y likely to be
needed ior pension arroarngrs in case the
l limitation oi arrears act in repealed.
The Pension Appropriatlon Bill.
The house then went into committee of
the whole on the pension appropriation bill.
Mr. Narrow (Cull explained the provisions
of the bill, which appropriates 898,427,46i.
He thought it might be cecunied that the
maximum of pension expenditures would be
reach about July 1, its». when it would
reach enzymatic and the number of pen-
sioner! would be 750.000. Mr. Sayers (Tex)
din-ed the pension system as enacted by
both act: oi cougrcssand the administration
of the service. He severely criticised the
administration of the pension cflce, and
cited many instances where he claimed that
thedecisionsci the bureau were incorrect
and improper. Ila thought that thereshould
has thorough investigation“ thasystem in
order that complete justice should he done
to the men who had fought. ior their conu-
jndge try and that the bounty jumpers might be
advocate while Scrgt. ‘B. F. Pauiin acted as
stricken from the roll.
Ir. Tanner beheaded.
Ir. Peters (Kan) defended the adminis»
rational the bureau, assufingthatthue
was nothing unreasonable in the increase at
m which had been made. While he
did not dcieud all the acts of Omani-toner
Tana. he would only say that that amour
had followed in the wake oi his predecessor,
Geo. Black. Ii any odium attached to Com-
lui-louer Tanner for renting the employee
in his oillce it must attach in greater de-
gree to his predecessor. ior he had inaugu-
rated the practice.
Ilaotion Oileere In Trouble.
Rmmou'r, N. Y.. March 19.—flenry Beck.
a saloon keeper. has sworn out warrants for
the arrest at inspectors Jordan, chermott
and Laan and Poll Clerks Ward and
Flynn, of the Fifth Ward poll in the recent
election. charging them with falsely stating
the result of the vote in that ward for ald-
erman. Beck failed to get the regular
Democratic nomination and ran independ-
ently, being indorsod by the Republican
Thecoutest was close. The board declared
P. J. Brennan, a Democrat. elected by one
vote. Beck protested. The majority of
the common council favored Beck, but
Brennan obtained an injunction restraining
them from seating Beck. The injunction
order is returnable at Albany next Wednee-
day. The board of cauvamers will
ablybearrnigned today and give bail to
await the action oltbegraud jury.
Goa. Alger’l’elalwl VI.“
limwsuxn. March lit~Atthe annual de-
partment encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic Commandantn-Chlei Rt.-
sall A. Alger madeaspeechiu which herald
that on a visit thashingtoa racentlyhe
discovered thatthe coagrenmen and Iain-
tors were irrevocably opposed to the service
potion bill, which will call for mm.“
additional appropriation each year. The
. thill. which calhfor about“.
ooo.ooo annually additional. he was cunle
the charges Agahst Capt; laaly.
ass Pastime, larch lbw-The investi-
gation of charges“ cruelty and inimita-
duct against Capt. Keely, of the revenue
eattsrnssr.wasnsamed. Counsellorthe
the said that hcwnald not pr-
m hrgharsmarssd the idle
Mainline. it-o'flissersasv's
thelate llama-esteem
'mt
"the management“ the labs
Ilshimfiouthsrultsllroadcoiapaayseonid
he charged with oseurgligencs {cribs
reason that thorn sad ngulstioaelcvthe
Mei their trains moot strictly aw;
forced and that the satety of passengers is
red thereby; that the jury believe
that ivisioa Superintendent Coach has
knowledge that peasant trains have been
moussid road in an usesieaud
condition. and that a strictcompilsnce with
antler; would have prevented this assi-
I»
"The «inductor. Houghtaliag, is We
ly Mponsibts tor the accident ior thee- res-
sous: First. for leaving Dunkirk with the
air brakes on live cars crippled; mood. for
not having saiely chains adjusted between
the coach and sleeper; third. ior not placing
a trstnmsn on the can alter the iirst break.
an as to protect the train in case oi
a second break; fourth, ior pulling
the hell cord to stop the front section
in violation of the rules Daniel liechwitii,
the trout brnkouisn. is severely censured
ior leaving the train without first notiiiying
the pit-angers that tho train had ported and
that there was danger; that the air trains
that stopped the tint portion of the parted
train were set by some person or persons
unknown to the jury.“
To Ilritlga the North River.
Wssmmtrox. lien-ii iii—’l‘iie North river
bridge projeot has received the favorable
indorsomi-nt of the built“: committee on com-
moror. The bill was introduced in the
house by Mr. Mt'Acloo. oi Jersey titty. sad
huts-s a title" \ hill to authorise the con-
struction oi a bridge and apprentice at
New York city nines the North rivicr to
regulate ("miltn Wear in and oh r such liricigo
between the states of New York anal va
Jersey. and itimtolilish iitll'll bridge a mili-
tary and post roud " '1 ho bill authorities a
company oi’ i upilalists he “mini by Jordan L.
Mott to locate, tquip and operate the
brid'. yo, and to lay truc‘ u on it: ior the con-
not lion oi the nut roads on either with 0!
the river in order to inciiitato interstate
commerce. .‘i'o government appropriation
is war" led ior.
A Sovel Lavv Knit.
\i’uiu'iw nan, Mum-q March l‘J. ~A decision
we» rendered Ill rue Mipvl‘inr t'lvll court ma
novel cnec. untimm that hna (accustom-d a
grunt rim! of c "nun-u: On Not ii, 1587
George l. Scott.“ u p: ummctit tliutchmnn
and member of it: e lung! wtmi. sulu grmery
firm of imtrtiv d Newt. In 8.: (‘- -i promised
togivei .iulm lwILiitn, a Run Ylnk drum.
mor, “than! he would almtuut from drink-
ing for the pi‘l‘lml of one your The promise
wane war ii ii on At the end of tho yiar
Inuktitut (l. iiim II that he hfltl k- -pt blaproui-
Inc and nxixl fur the Bill) N Winn rciuscd
to pay and one .m-ui. The Court ordered the
jury to find for the pitliitili in ih: sum of
Mill with inte- flat ll'um the date of the writ.
The case will be lllhpcull'll
In Leelcr ll. Faulkner Alive-1
ALBASY March iu.~.-\ story regarding
hater B laiiiktur at one time a state
senator and also than-mun oi the Demir
erotic Slate committee, and who lately was
president oi the National Bank oi Dune-
vtlle, is being circulated It will be re-
luembered that Faulkner was convicted oi
being the cause 0! wrecking the bank, and
was sentenced to prison ior ten years. An
appeal was taken, and before a decision
was reached Faulkner was presumably taken
illsnddx ed. it was unsorted in the senate
chamber yesterday that there is positive
evidence that Faulkner is alive and in
Mexico. It is asserted thiit his gardener
was buried in his stead.
To Improve State Roads.
Urrcs, N. Y.. llnrch iii—The New York
State Roads Improvement association Islet
at Baggs‘ hotel. Charles N. Wood. of Syra~
ease. presiding; i. ll. Potter. New York,
secretary. Rimlutious were adopted that
the present legislature should at once revise
mtlaws or much such general lawns
will insure a system of public roads oi per.
msncnt and superior character. It should
pas-such bill as will direct on impruvumeut
in the general laws relating to the making
and maintaining oi public roads in this
state. The attendance was large from all
over the state.
Minna Cutters Versus Contractors.
Boston. )1an 19 -—'l'he \‘ew England
Freestone Contractors’ amocialion commit-
tecappointed to cooler with the New York
ireeetouc contractors on the trouble with
the Freestone Cuttcra'uuicn reports-that the
New York men said the million was
right, and must go on without the union
unit the latter receded irom its arbitrary
position The firms in the association will
advertise for men in all the large cities of
the United States.
Mrs- ‘I’raak's Wanderings.
Bmcnsm. lines. March lit-The wit.
oi tax-Lieutenant Governor Trunk. whi‘i
enduring mentally. wandered away fl’ot
her home about it) o‘clock at night. and al
though a search was kept up all night at»
was not found until morning, when she was
Ward on the Wilbraham road near
Doyleb ook with her arm broken and un-
conscious. She wu apparently trying to go
to loosen. where she lived "7.11 years
‘31
One of the St. Johla' Crave Drowned.
Va. larch ‘n—‘l‘he three
mastsd schooner St Johns. of Bell-at, la.
item Jacksonville to Baltimore withacargo
oi lumber, is ashore four miles
above the life saving station “Batter.
islet. Bevan oi the crewwereaavedand
nae. Henry Ban-den. was drowned. 'l’he
maliciullofwataraldlaatotaliou
_ 'l'we liners lllla.
Gunmen, Pa. llsreh tit—Jerem-
lretoabody cfgsa. 'l'wn miners.
toltaand Charleeuakwere killedhy the
Implodoncf thamandflcatonwas-
hadlgblrued that hhramvsryhdouhtful.
“Iliad with Inhale-out.
BililiS Mill SilliES
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
fll’EOlAL/l‘l ES 3
Our Burch Kid Lsdics’ .2 00 Shoes are the driest ever adored in Booth Norwalk.
ladiea‘ French Kid lined Bowed. ledirs' Preach turned and welte at prices that
will ssiocleb you.
A iuli lion oi Ludli‘e', Children’s and Ian's Bboee that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trude.
THE UNIVERSAL S'l'llllli
ls Marine great bargains in all blade of
Billllll'i, Glass, ill and Klilllill Iara
lime (or less then New Yo. Ii wet to mite imm f-r i‘pri
qisrtu- r. rail ll
Fancy Bails aaliai 111a Prasaas
The Universal Store
North Main so, South Norwalk.
E. C. K E R R i C A N.
PILLSBURY’
ӣ0, purchases. We are sshaowiedgcd heed
BEST . ' ' T
BEST - -~’
BEST .
3g; is THE BEST!
gggg And win @ntinue to be the Best.
BEST '
BEST There will be no change in the Image-
Egg? Q“ meat of these Bornaeaoma sin. "a
BEST
7 i ’ .
gggl PiLLSBU RYS BEST
gggg‘ Bin. Bil BE BEST mat an. uncommon. ‘
BEST OTHER BRANDS “Sofi‘iflm'i
BEST L'A’IF‘ORHITY AND RELIABILITY PILIEBIIBY’S am will be W
BES’I: amiggtheumouithasbccnforthcpmttmm. Withoutmodhc-d
ggg MARRIAGE IS A FAILURE.
BEST B__E___ NOT BESELIE‘EE gm”... 15.3%3‘3
BEST "W .. W.§$.r'rmm“ Barnum
BES’I: 30:03:?hfilfigreescwhh profits? the apex oi the Sis! of ti. .
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m BREAD
BEST “WWW... ,
g§§$ ‘ 11' 13 AT can no;
age}: gm FLOUR
Egg¥ m can on em}
BEST FOR SALE BY EVERY HEW-GLASS GROGEB
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