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33 Washington Street,
Staple nl Ann Greener. line Butler I“ Specially.
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right pl: If 9
found Ill the line oi
BAATS ANA ‘AAAEA
At the store of
C. H. HARVEY
'i'b’a s cck mints in pr.c a from IChlld': :Oc Shoe t) a (3-. -‘nt Pl ll Ind Seared ‘5 When; bee made
Ladiea’ Ella Kii Button rnrlnc d from $2 0) tI $I S'I
Loire-I Pans Hand Snwed KId Burton "ducal lmm $3 50 to 32,50
L Idxes’ P‘tiliirlss Kai Tip Butom :r-dllcvrl [min #3 00 to $2. 00
Ladree' Gimme Kill 1"? Billinn named from 32.00 to SI I60.
0. H. HARVEY,
“ 70 North Main St“ fiplltlr
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BRIDGEPORT.
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Aime u finds no competing atoek below II.- he no comps-tin: pr cv- We oilr ambiance the season
with bargain: we ‘lll continue the renew with Martini. we will end the reason I’rrh bargain-l.
FINE GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM.
All the leading and representative rules tor Spring and Burma.
at l and Pam All Allll
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc.
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Imam.“ combination delta and (Meet (Mere, trimmed according to price with hand Kubro
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swirl: It Curlew: New Block.
79 Washington St., South Norwalk.
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Only II'IIIA 0rd“. Ail“. Winn! I
a haul Reformer.
Dorms, April m. ~iu the house hi com
moms Mr. Parnell moved that the iris!
laud purchaae bill be rejected by thehouao‘
Speaking in support of his motion, he did
that. the measure justified the claims tlu
Nationalists made nine years ago. He wel
corned Mr. Bailout an the latest rlcrult It
the ranks of the land reformers. Whih
accepting the government's recognition or
the principle of the land (or the poopie,Mr
Parnell declared that he could not admit
that o bill was a satisfactory aolutiou or
the d quest'
'l‘lI taxpayer’- Attitude.
The initial question was how far All!
British taxpayer would go in lending cred“
. to the Irish landlonl. The experience
"gained by the discussion of Mr. Gladstone’r
land bill In 1886 showed that. the taxpayer
absentee landlords—to sell out at
exorbitant prices, leaving their poorer real-
deut brethren in the lurch.
: uh oruocnm to tho rml.
Mr. Parnell objected to the bill on the '
ground that it did not provide (or carrying
out what it proposed, while it exhausted
the only Irish credit available. The bill,
be declared, was unsafe to the imperial tax-
payer, the guarantees and counter goal-an
bees it provided being Illusory and inaudi-
clout.
According to Mr. Balfour’s figures, relic:
would be provided for only throeiourtha
of the tenants. Mr. Parnell lurtber ob
Sacred to the bill because it would exhaust
the irish credit without consent of the
Irish. and without any local control in the
application at the money to be distributed
under the provisions of the bill. Again
while coercion is applied as“ it is now the
tenant can never be a free agent. The bill
did not deal with the congested districts.
The Principle 0! the “more.
Ills own proposal. be said, was the some
that he outdo in lml. with a few modificar
lions. Dealing with the insufficiency ol
the bill, Mr. Parnell said that the land
question mm not no large as many people
supposed, but they could make it. larger by
the method of purchm proposed
I! adopted, the bill must make the quea
tied a larger quest ion. The principle oi
the bill was to buy whole estates, and “0,.
“.000 was a ridiculously inadequate sum
for the purpose. Ireland contained lull),-
coo acme of land, the poor law valuation at
which was £9 (ID. 000 amounting at eighteen
and a half yours' purchase to £166, 500, All),
which amount Would be necessary to pro
ride a solution of the land question. Other-
wise thI-mluaners of the question would
be left untouched. Nine-tenths of the land-
Ends would “II“. no prospect. except tocou-
nue the strife with tenants trying to ob
rain the same treatment as the favored
minority.
The Parneliiteu are divided in their opiu-
loue on Mr. l’arnell‘s motion. They think
an explanation is necessary.
.-,
DR. TALMAGE OFFENDED.
no Burned What Ill “eight I Slur to
Illa Church.
Recourse, April fl—At the meeting or
the Brooklyn Presbytery it appeared that
there woe due lmm Dr. Talmnge's Taber
nacle 5H0. Rev. Dr. Archibald McCul.
laugh said it the Tabernacle didnotieel
that they could meet the Presbyterytu
some recommendation should he made to
meet the indebtedness by pro rata aw
merit on the other churches. But in any
event he hoped some remedy would be
made to meet the deficit. Dr. Talmage
said, with some aeperlty, they the Tabs
uncle would meet. all its obligations and
there would be no neccsait for anymch
action on the part of the bra! reu.
Treasurer Ilnm aai
concerning lbedeflcit
that he had not heard
pew, said with much let-ling:
“A: the tact that my dearly beloved
church had not. paid the assessment. war
made no couspicupua here. I wlah to any
{that this peculiar and high bandcdattompt
to cast a slur upon it Is unwarranted. l
have the receipt in my pocket for the mo
mutant which was overlooked. At the
same time I wish to protest in the name 01
my beloved church against the imputation
nought to be cast ”
There one no response to Dr Talmage'l
remark. and a tow mluutea later he took
up his hat and left to attend a lIItIeraI
Ken-let'- nalare Jan Whllly.
13mm), April fl—The Auburn apecial
to The New York liar-aid in which Kathm—
Ier in
olwhlshylu the Buflalo 111]”qu
to Sheri! Jenkins, who emphatically do
tried that Kunmler received whisky w
flier: Mel.
O'l'rAVA. 0ot..AprllB.-—Birlohu1‘hom
mini-tarot otluottea, is authoritytar
t'that when a realm: or tit-bet
filed on March 24, at Nice, leaves Salim“
reportedauayiug that howaa“1ull .
Cronin ~Impoct. lIaabeIaI wicker: from thr
court 71 Id at the must 6! State'aAttII
tray “Linebacker. w, stated I ' haired
no new evidence ’ against him mIIl did not'
expect to got. any.
Char-II». E. “rovers, aged 53, died April fill
at Beuniugtou, V L, from the cilocto of or
overdone or morphine taken to allevlau
pain lrorn rheumatism. Mr. Graves served
during the rebellion in Company ll, See
and United States aharpehootern antlwar
prominent in G. A. B. circles,aud at. tin
time of hio'death was a stall olilcer to Gen
Alger: .-
Jobn P. Grilllth, business manager at
The Northern Christian Advocate, died or
April ill, aged 60.
The president. has sent. to the senate the
following nominations: To be put chap
him in the army—The Rev. Delmarr Low
ell, o! Venuout, ‘tbe Rev John L. Galvin
of Ohio.
Charles L. Dietzcr has been appointed
deputy collector of cuatoma at Bullalo. ‘
Henry 1). Funny was elected a sachem
in place or ex—Beglstcr Sievin, and J. Ii
McGoldrick, see a place of Thomar
I“. Gilroy, at the Tammany society election
The Bohemians having murdered tour
captured French soldiers, the French re
inflated by beheading tire of the Amazon
warriors held prisoners in their camp.
Augustus P Rockwell, a Broadway fur
rier, has made an assigruncut. It was pro
cipitatcd byn suit- of Revillon From, 0!
Paris, for on, on.
King Kulakau and one member of hip
cabinet are opposed to reciprocity mth the
United States.
. The will oil‘mucia G. Cunningham, whc
for the benefit of Marie R. Filippiai, or
Villa Dupout, line Pcrgoleae, Paris,aud
her- daughter, Gabrielle Francois. The will
conciudw: “I authorize the said Gabrielle
F. to manure and take and use the name ol
Gabrielle F. Cunningham. " Cunningham
was a bachelor.
Assemblyman Howell Stull,oi Mercer,
and err-Alderman James iiillman, of the
Fifth ward, Trenton, N. J., engaged in a
lively fist fight in which Stull was the
victor.
John Rhodes,a farmer, aged 44 years,
living about four miles from Greeucaatlo,
Pa. shot and instantly killed his nephew,
William .\. Rhodes, aged 2.4 years.
Capt W. ll. Couch, the famous kla-
homa " 'boomer, " died April 21 JIM
wound mired In a dispute over t title
to land he had taken up.
C E Kincaid, the duct of K’aulbee, but
been relmsed on $30 000 bail.
The New York Star says: “Col. G. W. C.
Leybourn, who obtained considerable noto-
riety late] y in New York in connection with
a universal Catholic bank, is in Paris on-
sagcd in floating the enterprise." w
According to The New York Press rela-
tions between this government and that. 0!
Guatemala have become strained by reason
of the eliorte of Secretary Blaine to obtain
justice for J. ii. Hollander, an American
citizen, who, as editor of The Guatemala
Star, has been twice imprisoned and finally
expelled lmm the country, besides sullen
ing confiscation of his newspaper property.
A Skeleton by lupus.
Bosrox, April ill—Last Saturday two
boxes were received in “I altham by ex-
press marked W. W. Marsh, Waltham,
Man, from W. A. Raymond, New Yer "
They were similar to those in which dud
bodies are shipped, and Mr. Mar-ah refused
to receive them. as he had lost no remit.
lately. The boxes remained in the uproar
oilice till today, when they were opened.
One contained a costly broadcloth covered
whet, in which was a skeleton of a man,
[mood at the head by meanaof a hook on
theoknllandariugintbowood. The
mounting oi the bones bespoke the work
of a protessiurml. The smaller box corr-
talned the paraphernalia supposed to bl
for some secret lodge work. Mr. Mani!
promised mum ignorance of the intent ol
the sender and the skeleton will probably
be turned over to the authorities.
Leonard and (idlaglrer Wreath-
Br'rnw, April Ell—A gnaterowdaaw
Hugh Leonard and Dennis Gollachot
struggle catch~wcatch~can to: woo pane
oilered by the Buflalo Athletic club lad
night. Over 2.5!!) persona paid Adlai-ion.
Gallagher won the first. lull in an minutolr
Leonard the second in lhouranddmln-
“It's. Then for 5a minutes the men
wrestled until midnight, when bothworo
almost too exhausted to continue, alth
Gallagher was in he better ahapc.
consented to Ref Tom McMahon, Ii
Detroit, calling it a draw, and the club
directors thereupon declined“ pay either
any portion of the puree.
(Io-doctor lloughtall-g Arraigned.
Bunion, N. Y., April all—Condom:
John liougbtaling, who wa- iu charged
the Lake Shore train at the time of the
Bay View accident,waa
Justice Childa on the charge oi man-m
ler in the second degree. Bought-“nil
counsel said he desired to plead not guilty
withthe privileged demurriugtotbo ia-
dietmeut. On a charge of willful
or duty be alno pleaded not guilty
waa fixed at ”.500.
croni- W Wood“! loin-an].
Cmcaogiilprll avirauk‘go'odmd wan
Iormall arsed III II
{or milieity III the murder olDr mm
In Judge Hawea’ court yaterdayJ‘ho
that he has been in jail eleven montha
thatthree full term-oi court have
line. he demanded a reparate trial web the
mindictrnautapiuatJobuKmmthr I A
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Leaders in the Boot! and Shoe Trade
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ALL (RIDERS I’ROMPTLY FILLED.
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THE WALL PAYS“
intended for county hoa:=
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the opecially attractive (ea-
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Norwalk Chronicler