Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 1, 1890 · page 3

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1135.1)st . in Drogl’gtrs ; .. Peas. l
Drop titling

Dow Drop l’uupkin. the, choicest goods packed.
" ‘ ‘ DROP IN

ventures SALT. women mm.

B the Barrel. or quart. the Finest, Potent end Best
’ “.8 Salt on Earth.

JONBI’ FLOUR A SPECIALTY.

And numerous other brands sold close for cash. We are hav-
ing a large sale of that fine

Delaware llo. llairy Butter

At no. a pound. 4% pounds for “.00
It has pleewd hundreds, it will please you.

lilillllllll Billil it Prints, its a Illillll.

Lundreth’s Celebrated Gus-den Seeds.

We burned ell Seeds dated 1889. We can give you pure
stock end warrant each package to germinate. Get our Cele-
logn'e oi Seeds. The Best Potatoes in the City. Why? Be-
cause they are White and Mealy. at

C. E. Seymour’s,

88 Washington Street. South Norwalk
Open from 6 o’clock a to. until 8 o’clock p. m.

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Institution for the, People’s

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A Savings

The right goods in the right place.
found in the line oi

nus Mill SilllES

At the store of

C. H. HARVEY.

‘ 'l'hlutodocusistein prlc-s immachild'a li‘c Shoetoeoent‘sll-nd Sew-assault; hatruads.

ice' I in list Button reduced ivom sum to Cl 8'v
163w Pints slavd ‘ewrd Ind Butt u rednc d imln $3.30 0 82.50.
Late“ Princess B dTlP 3-1 0. m'uocl mm sum-o hm
laoias‘ Corinne Kid 1i; lint on. rtduccd (mm 310: to Si no
GOODS.

CALL AND EXAMINI‘} THE

C. H. HARVEY,

70 North Main St... South Nor’u'alk.

W.B.HALL&CO

Our. Main and Cannon Streets.
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above at“ ens-pet mhetownnllenooomprtlusnr'w Wewillevmtnrncetheseason
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FINE GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM.

All the Imdlngand npruentstive styles ior Spring and Summer.

an ll all Fanny try in 5

Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc.

0*" lew’wveiimJlirblu sl sndFtyln. Yonuamstoladwhntyoa
mau‘ggebm: aoe'prlvciple, ushering; nus .bitieafio please our trade; one
the unmanned-humus.

FECIAL OPENING

m women-ate. Illnewehsdrsni'llsrnos.flenriettassnd cub-cans. an
agmmumm.m lineblluiaqiorhadesndllsass.

Ladies’ Cotton" Underwear.

allawn. (la-brie. French Panels and India Che-bra. lightnnna. Shirts.
«mimumsmmmnmmummmm
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yuan ’lbsvns-U fillit'a “lull! ior fl
tenet-4w Hummus.» tap a as.
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DO IW IVsI IIOKI H .3? cleans:

la etiquette
Cigar

claav lavaaa Filled hells luv Ilve “all.
but nu ma tor in. You've heard sub via-en 4 ts
ssltnvuea 'i ,on ever tau- 0 lir stalsssw so all»
laws las-sdnpesnow ilsnspre by null it your
daahrdoesaet hespthso—s tor a center.”-
handled.

I03 DALI III I. II. I I. “If.”

CHARLES B. PERKINS it it.
allitlhllll 8L. Boston.

A. s. Funnier.

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Wetehon, Jewelry.
lino Watch lint-string a ilpechlty
8. South lain Ilt.. - loath lit-swath

i3 EXECUTORS. ADMINIS-
nmoss and TRUSIEES.

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CHILDREN’S PICTURES

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OLD AND RELIABLE

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tntiaaal and Would Inch a’ avast law
Justice to the lint-vats Votes—10w Jav-
any use Connecticut nurs’ asnmeva.

Amer. April L—Oovarsor lill has-m
a message to the senate vstolsg thalastun
bill. 'l'hs governor says: “Sauna bfl'lo.
lil.sntitied 'Ansst to pvtnnnta tbs indsv
psudenns oi voters at public sledleas. ea-
iorcs the secrecy oi the ballot and provide
tor the printing .d distillation oi ballot-
at public expense.‘ is herewith returned
without approval Thelsgislntnvs has va-
luation-operate with the alert at the
executive to obtain an immediate ratio-l
determination oi the Method“! 0'
this bill. Such determination wasdeairad
by the executive in order that the bill might
beeonsealaw. ii daclaredinbnl'muaywith
thecoastilutiou oi thsIate. or thatosrialu
iratures thereoi might, it declared uncut
stltutional. no longer occupy the time and
attention at the lawmshing power-a The
name provisions which the executive has luv
the past two years declared to be in bi
judgment unconstitutional are repeated in
this measure without snhstantlal modulus.
tiou.

Legislature and lsaeatlve at Odds.

"The situation demonstrates that, upon
the vital point of constitutionliity, there
exists an irreconcilable diflersnosol' Judg-
ment between the lagielatarsendths uncuo
tive, which no argument, and nothing short
of an authoritative opinion can remove. It
the bill should be allowed to go upon the
statute boobs sud then be. declared uncon-
stitutional, all elections bold thereunder
would be vitietcd. the title of every elected
oliosr would bs void or uncertain, and con,
iusion, amounting possibly to anarchy
would take the piece at orderly govern:
moot. To test the constitutionality a! such
a measure by actual experiment and sub
quent litigation, would be costly at best.
and ii mnltiug adversely to the bill’s con
stitutiouality, would he late! to the peace
and order oi the state. ‘ ‘ ' The atti-
tude oi the legislature has left me no other
alternative than to doclma to apprfis the
measure. Upon the legislature must rest
the rwsponsibllity of failure to secure a {all
and houomole solution of the problem at
electoral reform.”

Against an Exclusively Wei-l llallnt.

The governor reiterates his objections u
the exclusively ullicinl ballot provided lot
by the bill. alleging that it is unconstitu
tionnl, Honeys: "I believe that every votes
should have the right to prepare his ballot
at his own home or whcrnvcr hcplenaes.
audtobringit with him to the polls and
vote it in secret. I deny the constitutional
right of the legislature to compel an elector
toecespt a bullet coutalning tbennmesoi
candidates other than his own—candid“.
in whose nomination be has had no part and
ior whom he does not intend tovoto—and
impose upon him the burden of erasing all
such names under penalty oi enslrauchieo
mot, and require him, it he votes at all, tr
writeorpaats the names at hhuandidatsr
upou such a hatch patch document.”

The governor says that the provide. for
an exclusively oilicial ballot. as contained
in this bill are unconstitutional, among
others, ior the iollowing reasons:

"First. they unreasonably binder and in
pods the exercise of the elective irencbh
auddismminatcagaisutthehdifidualvlect
or; second. they impo- wpou the elector a
ballot not authorised or contemplated by
the constitution. it was demonstrated is
my last annunl message, by argumeuh
never yet reiutod, that the constitution and
the statutes in existence when it was adopt
ed, when construed together, virtually do
fine and declare what shall be “M.
lawiul ballot. its rmsulial el-suta a
hereinheiorn described can not be added tt
or distant: had otherwise than by a ooustita
tional amendment. ~

“The provisions for an sneludvely oflcial
ballot prevent an illiterate elector in.
voting a secret ballot. Thy abolutely
compel him not only to pldicly cuis- fl
illitas-aey. but also to dieehras the seats:
othisbnllotto two elaetiouofloes-a Inch
previous are plalaly in violator“ tbs
mutilation.ll

The Australian lgstnm.

In the course of It manage he says:
”l’haieetnreot an adulvnlyoilnlalbnl-
lot. derived irom the Australian system, b
rmenotadapted to the politial syncs-oi
our state. It does not harmonies with out
i rec hatttutiosu. Under the Australian
ay‘sus proper. eu elector cannot writer-
pnsts the name oi bk candidate npnu hh
ballot. huthsis only permittedtuvotoh
a mudidate them who has be. tuy
neuhstad. That {nature was mm
the original Sexton hill tweyanrsngo,
but it was raj-cud with t lullaby m
inappropriate to our get-m.

“The providous ior an axol‘vsly ow
ballot are equally repugnant toourpulitlcal
hstltntioll. and they should be as ml)
repudiated”

Iha Inn at Illl In Wall. Antwan.

nagovaraor says: "ltmaassnsndlsm ts
indicate in thh mas-m what hm
been a: oitcn outlined More, the a“
hand. at an electoraltvhnn -asnre
whieh I would theerinfly’ approve ‘l'hsy
may. however.bsagnin Wastel-
lows: First. provisions (or a general ugh
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Ingreitsd upon it."

The laahand lalraga.
launclndna the governor says: "i be-
lieve in the maintenance oi mauhoodsnl-
Mausoleum lhsvsavoieehthe
«mist-linens
tin anybilhthv
iss single

honest voter, no metterhowhnmhisornw
lettered homey be. npaawhumtbeaoustito-
“munghtolsulran'

THI NEWS IN IRIIF.

lush Iips ira- tha Wires cant-ll,
(lulled- '

The street car lines oi Willhnaport, Pa.
have been bought by a Philadelphia syudi‘
oats ior Claim. it issetd the sense syndi-
cate is reaching for the corrupt of similar
lines in all the Interior cities of the state

lioward P. (love, a Philadelphia real as-
tais agent, has fled, leaving about 05.0“) its
debts. ills fiancee. irons whom he obtained

money, In in the losrhtown tosses asylum.

Capt. Trash has been vii-elected governor
oi thefiailors’ the. Harbor at the meet-
hg oi the trustees.

The presidaut has nominated Frank 0.
Allan ior district attorney ior lensehus
stla

Judge Waterman bnaovemled a maths
ior a new trial soured by the attorneys oi
Jerry O‘Donnell. convicted oi being a party
to the attempt to pack the Cronin jury.

The executive committee of the flew lug-
lnud Shoe and bath association have
voted that they were opposed to any in
crease in the duty on flax or linen thread.
and that-strong petition should be pro
pared and circulated for dgnetures, to be
(or-ardent toths way-sad means commit
tee m Washington at ones.

it is reported that Impetus- Francis
Joseph has olrred the popeavanidsueeit
Austria.

The United States court of claims has do
cidrd that the government is responsible ior
Bileott’s peculation.

it has been decided to repair the barge
odics in New York to take the pisoeol
Castle (lardru ior the reception oi immi-
grants tcmporerily, or until the necemnry
permanent buildings ior that purpose cat
herrectadoulillis Bland. The auction oi
the Ellis Island building will be begun I
soon a congre- sunken the appropriation
necessary for the work.

The phonogram sent by Mr. Gladstone to
the American Cooperative Building loan
associations, which arrived too late to bs
heard at the rrc:ut convention oi’ those as
societions in the Cooper union. was heard
March 3! by a distinguished company wiu
had assembled ior that purpose at the Law
library in the fisuitebis building, New
York. Gen W. ’l'. shaman presided.

JERSEY BALLOT REFORM.

'l'ha .‘cw Bill Introduced in the State
beasts.

Tatum, April l..‘l‘he ballot reform
committee introduced their bill in the sen-
ate last night in tubes the opposite of tin
Autralinu system. The bill provirhs for
an abolutely secret ballot with no marking
oi thetirbate There an separate tickets
for each party. The voter enters the boott
and is handed one at the ballots oi each
political party, printed at public expense
and mute himseli in, till feet from any
other person. Ballots are distributed ten
daysahcadoi election, but none oi then:
can be used in the booths. Registration all
over the state is provided.

A state board appoints county boards oi
registration, composed of tour men a t
ed by the governor. firmly non—pa
The chairman of the state committee dceig~
hates the man from their respective parties
These boards canvnm the malls and dud
the legal voters, as cousin outlines-store get
the population. The boards are to
be appointed ior the lint time within duty
deyeaitortbs passage of the comusittnels
Ill. The rcgiatratioulkthantoha posted
allover thseouuty. 'i'baoommltteedidnot
unanimously approve the rvport

Anchor hula Olin-00.

Aunarous. Id. April i.—-’i‘ha uausn oi
Stet- Trennrer Archer. who stole tin,”
ottho state's money. figured in the
lsturs oilleially yataruay. Tb: order ot-
iarcd by llr. Holey, of Prince ldwertb
county, requiring the governor to inter-
tlsshotue when be last mined the no-
oouutaoltbatrnasnrer and whatthsircou-
dition,esp ovidsd by theoonstitutsoushonld
do, was debated. Ir. Haley submitted a
resolution providing tor the anoint-qt oi
acousmittseoi dveto prepare articl- n!
impeachment ageirut Archer and aotiiy the
assets that such articles at impeachment
would be uhibited in due time.

Lost at Ion.

Lonboxt. Audit—1th learned that the
Britlahsteamer Gull of Ada, tronflydn
Jan. ”ior Valparaho. was wrecked when
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sums-um“.
Hellman, April L~Tbe Couraut pub-
ihhnd thianoruiuthslull “stolen”

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nope-asst assesses”. ls mural
in the la- al Inns. list-Ida as
m~m-*M's lioness
magic-gum”
WmAprilL—lathessaetelr.

“momma—hunter
theissasottrsuryassssuathedspnettst

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mlghtglvetsmporerylallei.hnthem
tsdthdahilihaddbsearapsrlsd
“inducing“! diverasweilasguld.
Thedsnoaethetioaoiailvsn hadeddad tr
nsdoaalntetgraiiroad, and all other in
debtsdseqandhsd reduced all values It
percent.
The Dependant hunt— Bill.

Thndapeudsntpdoubiliwantbentahen
up. The Int Mir—that at Ir.
Plumb,rsmoviagthearrsnvs d “hiss
--was donated—40 to I—aiter a long do
hate. Ir.Call cloned an amend-sen to
include those who served in indiaawars
priertoim W—yesaflways,‘

[meson—lens. “l lays. in;

'l‘bsbillwasthca pend—yam, mum
it. nsiollovvs: Yeas—Alb, Allison, Blair.
messages-mic. Davis, Dawes, ltd.
rounds. Faulkner, Frye, George,
Hut-r. Hum. mat-u. non. Ins-lb.

chell, loody. llorrlll, Paddock, Payne.
Pettigrew, Fierce, Plait. Plumb, lawyer.
Sherman. Bpoonsr, Squire. Btawart, Shoeb-
hridga, Teller, Turpin, Voorhem, Wallhall,
Waahlnra, “llama (lad—fl Nays—Bate.
Berry. Blackburn, Cot-broil, Coiquitt.
Daniel, Harris, Jones (Art), Pugh, Reagan,
Vest, Wilson (Ml—12.
The 'I’ewt oi the Bill.

‘l'hsiulltestoltbs bill naitpnmad has
iollows:

Section l-‘l'bat in coudderiugtbepesion
claimsoldepsndnut parent uudsrthe pro-
vialousoi' thi act the incl of the death oi
thenoldier or sailor,and the tent thathe
left no widow or minor child or children
having boas shown as required by law, it
shall beneccmaryoulytoehowbyeomv
potent and suilicient utdaucn that such par-
rot or parsnts are without other means oi
support than their own labor or the contri-
butions oi others uotlognlly hound ior their
support; provided, thetallpensious allowed
to dopendnut parents under thh act shall
commence iron the data 0! the filing oi the
application hereunder, and shall continue
no longer than the existence oi thdrdepeud-
soon.

I" ‘I'hraa Iantha' Haulers.

Sec. fl—That all persons whencved three
months or more in the military or naval
aerviceoi tbeUnitodfltetsnduriugthalats
war of the rebellion, and who have be.
honorably discharged therefrom, and who
era now or who may hereniter Rendering
irons mental and pit ' . not the
result at their own wido- hablh. which in-
capitetns them irons tbs periormanoe oi
lehoriusnohadegraeastoreudctbemuu-
abletoaarnaupport‘ aadwbo and-pend-
ent upon their daily lnburonuuflseuuntrl
butiousot others notlegnlly boundtherete
ior their support, shall. npon Inching due
pron! oi the tact according to such rules as
the mastery oi the lat-dot- may provide, be
placed upon theiiat of invalid psosionersoi
the United States and be entitled to as per
month. and such pauioue shall commence
from the data of the filling (1 th applicar
tiouintbepeusioaoillce, afterthopes
mge oi- this act, upon prool that the
dhabllity then suited. and shall continue
during the existence at the sense; provided,
tlmt persons who are now receiving pm-
dous undercutting lawn or who. claims
are pending in the pension oillce may by
application to the ennui-inure! pension,
insnch ior- asbslnay Why-howls.
themselves entitled than». receive the bus-
eilta at this act. and nothing herein contain-

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llllil‘ IS KfllillLL?

It is as in'alllble vealedv ior Ibo-outsm.
lenvalgla. Deletion that and lam-a or
lanralgis Ilsadaetsna

'hlleltnapruvretaryaediei r.ltis nose the
Ins-sputum valnnbsepveilein the lrw lives”
Manuals-commuted. Then-breathe is
rhemaltorclaeestadystthe bed-ids oft-turn
a “nonhuman-.bnthemtseanshvunls
learn srlsrvonsllssdsebnot the moat snipe
va'rd lei-slice oi yeara'slsnding. lamb-p
Mannie! every ”rat‘s-verity. ' the lbllc
a wanted 0 on
("no '1 seller tabs caters Io clot-
le asdeahtch the my will not-estate. it heals
noidvhinitspowaee ior it worse wt hunt lsllth
'ondnnothavnlownllwnrhnoe oars ior built
hate-southegnodrnanallnmthslntdeee.

IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IN All HOUR
.douc bottle will also. to can at y acute-such
Till!!! IOTTlls
liavo cured cases at "noon ycalrs'
standing,
Inlledon rnceiptoi pres.t¢cnrrbottlc.
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Tu: and Sheet Iron Work.
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HENRY TILLY.
use & column

Ann-museums:

Canned Goods

0' WnWhr-Hov Mesa-on a m
unqunulsceoisixovwwema- capes
PRICE LIST.
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Lima

-|rlng llvsoa la: pcrc'au. lineman.
Golden Plsmohin. lrc nor can. a cane In.

Iscbias liay l/Ibster. line, the not I one
fiaimoancpercachnnsflthun' .1“

We cellrpcclsl uoticotom

Epicurean Canned Clams.

Med st liar llvrlfl. Isles. warranted
grit. tfhowdcraud fritters as short mum

mxumeyamwith vinegar. nucpw m0
BaudhunaiscpercanJunsilie.

Canned Fruits.

Blue Berna (vp'cndid pics) i: c an.
Blackberriu, ”2K4: per can. Marla;

il’l'ml. Apr-cots rs: per can. hoses 8|.

. s itornis Porches. a: pa our. 5 cans ti 0!
trgl‘intw‘nin Green Gage Plums. 2s: puma, I.”
"Ili'urnln In Plums. 23c can. 5 ms“
Calliornia Whitecberrios Ewan. '
Cniiioruia Bartlett Para, 28c per on.

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Quality of all these Goods Warrented

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