v m mm Which in shallsoll at
Have in Hill Wilton illlil llaulul?
Something fine in the Health Food Co. products. We are sell‘
ing largo quantititiee of those
Splendid Cooking Potatoes
White and Neely. Try them it you wish line goods. in the
Fancy Goods we have the choicest
DATES, PBUM'B All) TABLE liAlSlh'S lN litin'IS.
it [ill all llli lulu Flurs ll ill llllll
And sell them on close margins.
The Boss CreamLunchand Soda. Crackers
Take the diploma above all others Be sure and try them. it
on want a barrel of Flour. barrel oi Sugar, Barrel of Polntoes,
barrel of Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, tilioiee Eating
Apples, Sweet Oranges, Layer Figs, Dew Drop Canned Goods,
and in tact everything the market ail'ords, leave your orders at
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
88 Washington Street. Sunth Nor-walk
A Positive Sale!
Till hll“ll Clfllllllj, [ll Sill
lllllTS Mill ~SlilllES
Ever offered. Everything goes at cost and less at the store 01
0. H. HARVEY,
North Flair: Street. South Nauru-ELI:
BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Silks. Silks-
A Transaction in Silks that will Astonish Every
Lady in Nor-walk.
23,000 m mun ofufiin lllllil Buss sun
lothov-yflnstflu-lmlaclsdlug arcing shade-Jobs olaodhyssoa Icndaystooly
$1.15 per yard. actually uni till all till.
wfl m mmaatisnoold obloghutthatt mahqurah
Is Jmtctib- truss. Itclylilyllflorjwllk should-mud “woollen
mflmmmbugala daring
Genuine Black Guinet Silks. ‘
Hollis“
hotel-y.- woman-luau, wars-r
Black Satin Rhadames.
“m I“. .: “Wflmmqfl'f h M Ill! “mm:
”mama's? Jaifmsmwnnmfigmampuun
Ask to see our Karen Black Saeenrappn
1 CLOAKS.
AltIcat Jacketodowo osooo each.
gnu-3.13m- de'wnfllgu cg.
“raw-hono- Quota-d 0:001. 05.“ not “0.0..
W. B. HALL ch 00.
n mm- THE NEW
.(loaoeotiout General FURNITURE STORE
”Iowan...
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.3“ 5".“qu 'm'mii “outsmart. ~ run-Inst
55.56am Paulo-nauseous“ no.
ills"? mil
FALL STYLES,
énssnosss’issooour
Sill all Mists. Silk lots.
”nuance-i
mos tho pant twenty-Ive you
M.
all capers.
viz. 25¢ a null 1-2 lllllli for $1. .
common-«mu Bug. Mariana-lambs: Rem- '
”minnow?” Misti-d
"for“ no on
in msgxmmwfikfl
can:
what
an I It! was intact. to
l toil . 3 vs 0
51*.- .n» mummmrwre
n . "H r
uni-room.“ purists!
Isolation of
I I“
hsnslotsiooa h caucus as a Mil
otas l0l17o¥I;IW.'t Joan “room
on. would. I I.
a. l. caucuses. lots on“. loo York.
if 00"? atoms: A "Well" 10 BIOKI
lorraine
cigar.
I' you want a roally coulovtsbis sad rsustsctcry
smoke and scone-ml as wsll. lanai a quarter to
an “lorrolaoa "
BHilllll B. mm & u,
36 Ill LBY 8i... BOSTON.
A. H. F EZRRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Inc Watch Rsoatrlng a Specialty.
39 south Iain 8L. - looth lorwall.
To EXECUTORS, ADMINIS-
TRATORS and TRUSTEES.
'l'ho Fiddle-cs Banking company liddlctown
Conn, capital void mm. otl'crs ”chant-rs Bonds
5 per cent. roll-usual lntorost.
when” s‘l‘llti arc permitted by hw to boy than
a 4
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It. ll (IRAUI'UAD. Ant, 0!.
(illi-
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ill If
0L” AN ll RELIABLE
Daily lllrul Friltll Lin
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South Norwalk
AND
Norwa
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1113 muons
CITY lllllillllllhKll EAGLE
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pat-taco thohanhns‘yandlprwaltand
lhopaag Balls-loot Greatly lad-sod
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spa 'tortsths arm
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aqlsy‘os‘hot tho hrs.- at rob duca’aw’n-Lts'
nun
Willis. Bills tlilllllll'l
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Spinach, lots-co, Pure
Tomato Cots-p, Fruit,
canned floods, Bic.
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incl: Have Resigned.
IUIM’IAN NATIONS AXINWS.
m
M not'ar lay follow tho has
Obnoollar‘s 'llflnwalr-‘Iho causes
at tho Altair—W's Probahls
We... Pross Opinions.
tits-out ot thoohoacollortroasall htsoflcsr
and that Count llsrbm, with all tho l’rus
also and lmporial
rain to to rs and
ohlots ot doportv
monthunslguod.
This lattsr story is
not milrmsd. arr
copt In tho Jason!
Count Earhart,
and many doubtsd
in Bunny-“day
tho upon at tho
Muller’s rosigv
. nation. Tho Pool
\ advisod pooplo to
wait till’l’hollotob-
sonccigor confirm-
couzrr Islam. d tho "P0"- and
tho lottor appoarsd in tho ovoning without
tho slightest confirmation. At tho cabinet
mooting Monday tho kahsr plocod his ulti-
matum boioro tho chancellor on tho lobar
quastion, and tho latter promptly rsslgnod.
Tuooday morning tho kaioar soul: to the
chancellor to cfloct a compromise, but bs
rciuscd to yiold an iota of his original post-
lion.
’l‘ho Resignation Accoptod.
it has just boon announcod that l’rincs
Bismarck’s resignation of tho chauullon
ship was accepted by tho ompror at noon.
it is stated in well informed politicol circl.
that tho present dim-roam botwoan the su-
rmsrr BISIAIM‘K.
poror and Prince Bismarck is irreconcilabla.
it arises [mm the choncellor'i refusal to
accede to o request made by Dr. Windthorst,
the lender oi the clerical pnrty in Germany,
to restore to tho Duke of Cumberland, tho
claimant oi’ the throno of Hanover. tho
lorgcr portion of tho Guelph fund. The at
titudo ot the ompsror in opposing Priuoa
Bismarck in this mattor is taken osan lu-
dlcation of his dosiro to conciliato tho clari-
on! party. It tho govcrnmont is toaocnro a
working majority in the now roichatog it
cannot well get on without tho party of tho
Cantor, which Dr. Windthorst controls.
The llalstry's W'ltbdrnwol.
The resignation of tho ministry war
moroly tho iormal act, but it h
reported that Count Earhart Bimarck out)
linhtor lsybach roolly intond to rmign.
llsrron It kort and Goldschrnidt and othsr
heisinn‘ deputies were invited to tho
court banquet lost night. Never before bad
a member of the Fnisinnigc party boon
thus honored It is stated that tho Prob
tunigo Protector Randi and Hort Miguel
will be invited to enter tho cabinotasan
earnest oi the emperor's desire to logislata
(or tho people.
Wh- I’fll Bo Chm-coll"?
'l'hogreat question discunodis, Whowill
bo Bismarck‘ssncccsoorl lootpvoploluclina
tothotdoa that Dr. Iiiuxpctor will bo the
man. Ho is known to ha in sympathy with
tho cmparor’s social rciormond tosntcrtain
political views in direct oppoaitlon to tho
chancellor. Koreans:- tho emperor will bs
biaown chancellor. I! Dr, Hinspotor dam
succcodBiunarek bowillbo little morothn
a prlvotoorcrotory to tho ompcror.
Tho immediate unacdtbocrhisisob
score, butitisbolicvod to hsthsompcor'r
Socialist policy, which is having a great
alccton international as wall asou dam.
tic slain Tho ujolcs whore Bk
march favors tho cudgol.
lilacs the recent elections, which ll'ovod
nob a terrible blow to Bismarek’s internal
policy, now torts daily brought iorwasd
show that, howovor great his genit- may
boasrvgordai'orolgnalolrs, ho hasmodoa
lotion cl tho domestic alloirsot (in-many.
cor-an and mhcr Press Opt-tun
Tholrooxleitungkadonly ashes-torti-
cloinacornerot tho pap. author-tho-
mantel the chancellor. which ism
ly attributod to a divorgsnos ct
with tho kaissr on tho colonial policy.
rs. national lotto-g accopts tho rctlro
lssntas o toitocoompliand hopsothochan-
caller wifllongrsmain to witasntho ad-
vanssmont ct bi work.
'l'bo ‘l'agblatt, which has always
thaprinco,-ysho mould tad m that»
mans tho supremo loot among thoss
whobuiltopnow Gunny, sodtotorsigo-
ars ho psrnalnsd tho M and glory at
tho hthsrlond.
hov
intho t drsomot hb
mmofml”.
'l‘wnyaars latsr,cn Jan. 1871, howit-
aswsd tho can
i
loco a Pct-co.
Croolodaoountlnlififl, hswasnowralssd
toths rank otprlneo. Ascboncsllorho ang-
uodtbollomanCatbollcportybyhisaggrsm
lunch with rag-rd to tho traction of tho
church, rssultlug in tho upoldon of tho
Jssnltaond tho lutprisonmsnt ot a acrobat
0! Roman Catholic hishopa
Prlnoo Bismarck prssidod over tho for
monsoongrsssct italic, which rssultod in
tho troaty oi Ban Btsiono. Binoo that po—
rlod ho hoodsvotod his alerts toward tho
foundation ot a Barman colonial omplro. to
placatlng the Roman Catholics-in which
hosoccosdsd tor a limo,» tar as Prussia
was mourned—uni] to strongthoning tho
Austroflsrman allianca.
'I’ho laws to Vienna.
Vilnius, March 19. — Tho confirmation
glvcn by tho evening papors of tho report
that film Bismarok's roslguation has boon
occsptod is oausiuga tremendous location
in political circles born Tho almost immo-
dlate rotiromcnt otCouut Kalnoky is lookod
for in consequent».
'l'ho choucollor’s action is generally ad-
mittod to bars been brought about by tho
young smporor’s dstcrmlnation to have
has band in tho managomont of state aflairs
rather than to any dilercnoo of opinion ro-
gardlug any social problem.
The Emporor and the Army.
Bunux, March lit—Tho emperor has
called a mosting ot the commandors of tho
various army corps He had a conicroucc
with the minister of war yesterday attor-
noon.
Tho Bourso was slightly depressed, but
rscovcrod at tho cloaa European bonkers
generally appear to have lull confidence
that tho Bismarck crins has boon discounted
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
hosts ’l'lps Irons the eras Carolnlly
Called.
Charles L. l-‘nrrlngton, of Holyoke, his...
until recently pnymastcr of tho Hadley
'l'hrend company's works at that place. has
been appointed manager of the New York
Playern' League Boseball club.
(ion. ('bnrloo L. Young. of Toledo, has
been appointed superintendent of the Ohio
Soldiers and Builors‘ Orphan asylum ct
Xenia.
The Democratic majority in tho Rhoda
Island house of representatives have intro-
duced a provision for the amendment of tho
constitution making a change to biennial
elections of general ofllccra and biennial
adorns oi the legislature. The measure was
tmnporarily toblod.
Secretary Windom has mado the follow-
ing appointments in the New York custom
bones: Examiners, appraiser's department,
I J. Chapman. B. W. Rudd, Charles c.
Brown, Cos A. Muller, Zachariah Jollioon.
Prod A. knell; Georgi Brown, James R.
Billyor and W. D. Davis.
Charles R. Taylor, of The Boston Globe.
has boon ro-olactod prsaidcnt of tho Boston
Pro- club.
W. W. Willard, chief of police of Troy,
N. Y., has been indicted on two
one o! inbrforing and obstructing tho pro
grc. of voting at Troy in Novombor, 1888.
and the other of inducing and encouraging
an illegal voter to deposit his ballota at tho
mmo place.
Il'ho board of managers of the New York
Stats Industrial school hove elected those
oflccn for the coming year: President, Hon.
William Purcell; first vico president, Rev.
Dr. Gibbard; second vice president, Capt.
Henry Lamb; socrotary and treasurer, Hor-
oonua Briggs.
Samuel W. Hester, iorrnerly super-inland-
ont of The Brooklyn Eagle once, and later
a contractor at Pougbkocpaicfis dead, agad
”your. Bis-on, fiamuol,io prosidmt o!
Tho Brooklyn Eagle association
l'hocoalilrm oi Gnmbsrtk lino,“ Pitta-
bnrg, mado an amigummt.
P. W. Dickerson & 00.. hick count-ta:
morobonts, cl Now York, have o-ignod.
Liabilities large, but no statomont hos boon
tiled. ‘
The govornmrnt steamer Dispatch h still
(on aground in tho Potomac. Tho coptnia's
court martial is probable.
la the IcCalla inquiry yesterday a num-
bsrclsailmtestinod that they had ho.
eurosd, euflod, tricod up and placod in irons
for trivial clones on board tho burp-ha.
Ir. Brain‘s bill, which wovidso thstpawn-
may only charge 18 porcoatpsr
ounamon loauotflwandovrand I p.
out. on Isms under 8100, hos pmd ths
ambly at Albany. ‘
Ah the Flock trial, larch lb. In.
toldthoatcryothcrtroobloswith hr bu
band, tasks-Big related tho no. to
which son, .hydoocption, pocarsd
bol'lkuoturo to papsss in tho ooth l'cr
mar... as a loilator.
Rn Yonx, larch lit—Tho Budd’s
The House Ways and Means
Committee's Bill.
INTERNAL BBYBIUB FEATURES.
tho l‘ar-or (loo loll Ila Tobacco With-
out lsstralot—‘A lodcotlon or as [or
Ian on Hallway Iron—41a Duty on
lacy l‘arsls Products loorossoc.
Vacuums, larch lit—Tho Rspnbllcan
mornbsrsot tho ways and moans oommlttos
havo ogrosd upon ovary point at division on
thotorit! schodnlss and tho roductionsto
ho mado from lntwual romuo and will
prcasut thoibili to tho lull committoo {or
its consideration too low days. ‘l'ho clausss
rotating to carpet woola, Mexican load orss
and cos or two othsr ortlcloo have not yot
boon ilnally and dsflnitoly po-od upon.
Whllo the bill Is not absolutoly complotod,
andwlli,ot conrss, ho subjoot to rovlsion,
it is bollcvod to bo substantially a finished
moasuro so for as the majority o! tho com-
lllttoo is mood.
The Internal Iowan-o root-ros.
The Internal rcvsnuo (caturos ot tho bill
on as iollows: Tho onttro abolition otall
modaltaxasupondoaluaotoll kinds, com-
monly known as licsrnss; the tax upon
no! will be npoalad; iormora and plontors
growing tobacco will have tho liberty to
soil to whosoovor thoyploosowithout ro-
strolnt inthosaluo mannor as any tarmsr
his
'l'botax upon manntocturod tobacco will
boroducsd trom 8oonts tot cents a
pound; cigars, chorooto and cigarettes will
oarrythosomataxuis imposed undor tho
prcsont low. Alcohol usod in the arts is
iros under subatontiall y the mum restrictions
as are prescribed in tho sonata bill. 'l'ho ro—
ductlons in the rsvonuo Irons thono Ionross
will, in round numbers, amount to botwoou
817,000,000 and crewman.
Sons .1 tho Principal Provisions.
Tho following on the principal provision
in the tariff scbodulos: The chemical sched-
ulo contains but few changes from existing
law. Thorn are some reductions and no ad-
vances in duty, and it is believed that the
duties in this schodulo will be found below
the senate schedule. Thooarth, cart bonwaro
and glamworo schodulas romoin substantially
as in the existing low.
There are a number 0! importont changes
intho metal schedule. Existing rates are
maintained upon iron oro and pig iron.
Barbed wire {or fencing h mado dutiablo at
6-10 cents per pound, which is below the
duty upon that kind of iron entering into
other urea Booms, girders ond structural
iron is reduced from 1% ccnto to one canto
a pound, which is a reduction below that
of the senate bill. Railway iron is reduced
toil-ll) cents o pound, the present rate bo-
ing 81‘! a ton. n reduction of about 84 a ton,
and a reduction in the rate fixed by the
senate bill. The duty on steel rails is ro-
ducod 04 n ion. The duty on tin plate has
incrwoced to 2 2-10 canton pound. Pig iron
romainsiroe. There is anlncroaac in the
duty upon pocket cutlory.
In tho lumber Schodulo.
In tho lumber schedule the duty on shwcd
boards, planks and finished lumber is ro-
ducod 50 per cent. iroln the present rate.
Than is a cpccln' I provision inserted that in
case Canada lays on export duty upon lum-
bar, then duties shall bc cellos-cod according
to tho rates under existing law.
l'ho Duty Balsod on Yor- Products.
Tho duty on Sumatra low is increased
b8275pcrpound. Thoroiaan incr'caao
generally along tho entire list in the duties
upon agricultural products Tho duty upon
barley iaramod towccntaabushol, hopsto
15ccnta n pound, buckwheat to 15 cents a
bushel. macaroni and vormieelli 2 couto a
pound. oats 10 cents a babel. The duty on
agricultural seeds is locus-ed. The duty
on ricois ruducrd irorn 25‘ to 3 ccntsa
pound, rico flour and rice meal (mm 1 cont
tochnto pound, and broken rice to 5‘
cent a pound. Butter and subotitutcs there
tor hnvo the duty increased to 6 cents a
pound. The duty on eggs in raised to5 cents
odoocu, potatoootolibcontsabuahcl.
Hides, which are newer: thotroo list.“
mado dutioblo at l}; canto a pound. There
hasmall incroasa in tbsdntyuponiruits,
oranges in packages oi 1" cubic toot or loo,
5 canto pcrpackago; in packages cxccodlng
1x and not exceeding Ix cubic foot, 50min
a package. Raisins, 25‘ cent a poundduty.
Advances in dutiasbavo goons-ally been con-
cadsd the forming intonst whore it is bo-
liovod tho inacoocd duti- will bonallttho
former.
Spirits, winos and ethos- bovcrag- have
boon loltostound in misting law. Baltaloo
has not been touched
datyonhindihgtwine. ,
In tho wool schodulo, woobot sum-t
cl-.knownos woohllconloa
candhpcocotauyotbor of tho ps-odnctsot '
land.
”’43; l
Elia" M
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JOKEOLLAR A case.
WHAT IS KilllllLL?
It is an is'olllblo romodv tor lilac-atlas.
loaralgio. lotatlca. float and Nervous or
lonrnlglc [load-choc.
potent.
lnrwaicnltisvocom . Thocomhsostloa to
tho rusulto' clcoc study at tho bod-ids oi patlonts
a daring with Rheumatism. both scoio and chronic
Ion mumnmsaorm moot capo
vo'rd arm. Bolsda ot yem'votandlng, tonnage
butcannotclnsgoodrssnuotrumlhccrstdoso.
U WILL RELIEVE YOU iN AN HOUR
and one bottle will oodles to can any scale attack
'I’HRE! BOTTLES
Hove cured cases of fifteen yoara'
standing.
Hailed cu nectpt. or place. roe per bottle.
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