ran a mam or 11.0me
Slums! Imiatryparporss. 'swinsrllshasstltal
mum“ ”Warmhawmm
'STRAW GOODS.
not: SHAPES, routines and TOGUES
manque-mammary“. Abesutifai'l‘oqusnsdaot‘ avarynicodtnwfihc.
” RIBBONS
had-sad widths A buntifulllre oi Satin "£9,011! Oral-IMdIPnrcSfll,
”yard. Two'l‘oncdllibboruaspeclal *
VELVET RIBBONS.
Themaad-ortvaricdamoruncntevrr shown. Allah-,aiiwidths.
TRIMDIED IIATS.
,whr
: Egan”. “amiabayiuglargclotsotthcraw material suchas Flowers. Ribbons and than,“
aabladtn outset largcand beautiful liucof‘rrimncu Iillmsry at prlccsfsr
“I. .I-QWehavg'aemostbautlinl lineoITrimucdllatsaslow-flstlcaehand
ymvmwmvm' moor-tore.
H. K R I E G- E R ,
“Styllahackemo Hotel Block,
M!
11A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right place.
' W in the line oi
"0018 Mill SllllES
At the store of
. H. HARVEY.
filidarkcunsistainprlcestaChiid'siOchoctosGeut‘anudScwcdtdShoc; hes made.
Lsdica’ Ella Kid Button reduced from $2 00 to $1 85.
Ladies Paris Hand flowed Kid Button reduced irom 83. 50 to $2, 50.
Indies’ Prim Kid Tip Button reduced from 83 00 to $2 00.
Ladisa' Corinne Kid Tip Button reduced from 82. 00 to $1. 50.
G. H. HARVEY,
North Main St...South Norwsslk.
. ll. lllli. & ill.
dgenort Bargain House.
OFFER TO-DAY
BEAUTIFUL DRESSES!
FROM AN
South Norwalk, Conn.
Everything can be
”Mum-«undebysmumtm Bondsman
“matte“
wswillbe $5, $7. 25,$7. 50, $8. 25, $9. 25
hummus-humour“ llthll
e. underful Purchase
”WW warms-nan. Hot-ammo. Mainly-d.
nun ”inn
NEW STORE.
m GOODS-
"fi'fi‘flf‘fla
a’l‘l’l
molded 1.:qu
mwmranuum stylss
:13” winfih'nish h and low sasagh
towns-MW“
COME AND SEE ME.
Frank Boylston
original Kidney and Liver line
'crm “sauna-d Pills.
'l’hsvarcthooal Safakomcdlastouscforthoss
sflictodwieh ’sDiacase. Uncomplalutaad
Urinary Alactloas. Only tho-a grossed
mmars thaOrigtaalsad my Kidney
“he: Liver Cara tint will More you to perfect
‘ an Lana Use
C. B. R. L.
Craig ledlclac 00.. Pasaalc, N. J.
801.!) KP
Plalatod’a- Drug Store.
South Iorwalt.
”HI“ I lllESSlllil to“ WOMAN
done away wihth. One-quarter
he mug wand
"um lla Bolling l Is Rubbing! loSlsal '
(m u; of Havoc-r
Send l2 cts. for samplem cake of
“ heathen“ Dirt"
.Iaasga‘ctosrsrs.
amnwrowx, cosh.
BRIG flT’S DISEASE.
COL. 11833118. of Dover, N. 11., shore testi—
iu hisowu case of a remarkable cure of dir—
li drcysndllladdcr by the use of film 'r's
BEIEDY. has already been published. writes us
that he has heard of srcmsrhahla can by non-rs
Bil-EDI. clause oi Briaht'n Disease in Dover
“Wm Lk‘u‘fi I. D. ot Georgia,
wri ca: 1%:1 prlcacrllnd BUNTFgflBIMdI'DY n a
EM“ “ml? .‘ll'wut‘lfimit‘i’tm
$.30? isEMhebcat medicine hava ever
Kidney Diseases."
“TL: arc the usumooyot patient and physician
IIIIST’S BBIBDY.
C. X. Crammer. Sole Agent. New York.
Norwaik Lob lets delivered every Saturday morn-
Spinach, Radishes, Asparagus
c terrors of tho“ 'has
null iv
alter the patient had been pronounced incurable by
Donot bcioolish, butobtaiaatoncu
Prom Green' a Yarns every morning.
Pure Tomato Cutsup, Imported
Sardines.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
HUNT 81 ZELUFF
we; .
HORSE‘
Berries, Canopies, Canines,
Beanies, Harnesses, Etc.
llaviagrs-ovrd-yentirsuvsrystocrtolhc
Iorwalk rau- Grourlls
launder
20 “(RISES
do‘aAGONS,
Bennie and Sinle Hanenet
Ofallkladmatluwplccs.
Call and we stock and get prices-
S. W. GREGORY
”15“
Bill!!! 8: lienneek.
FINE
200 a lb.
Bill lflll lfllll Hill
“New nee...
Estimated W mone-
creasesintheRcvcuue
I! I]!!! TWO TARIFF IBASUBES.
‘fialoaatafllll'fllmthhvo-
nus 050,813,188. Willa tho House Al-
to lawn:- linol- San's Itaoalpta About
mimosa.
Wamniorox, Juno 15,—Ths clark of tbs
(mats ilnaucs committee has completed
thawsparatlouoithsstatsmsutcalladfcr
mbytha Plumb resolution adoptad byths
senate showing the increases and redun-
dant in revenue which are sstlmatsd to
folluwtha enactment of tho sonata ta!!!
compared with the prudent law and
house or McKinlsy bill. Tho importa-
for the fiscal yoarofduttahlc goods
ratssouwhlohitispropossdtochaup)
mud “0,487,117.70 in vain», and tho
dutisr collector! on thus mud slat,-
Mao. The estimated duty on than
arfioluhr an aggregate equal tothatol
tho fiscal year) under the house bill is esti-
mated at ”6,844,027.17, while under the
male bill the estimated receipts from the
ma aggregate sro mmmm The
hvasshlll transfer-Ind to the has listar-
ticla which during the fiscal year m
were received aggregate value of 8107, their
785.01, and pdd duty mounting to II),
mm The sonata bill transfers to tho
list aruclss valusd in tho importation
[89 at $113,919,931“. and paying an
dggragats duty of momma).
Ihsy Appaar so [to Certain.
Adding to the first of these amounts the
mount of the internal revenue reduction
hurl in the house bill (and struck out of
sonata bill) the total reduction of rov-
cnuobythchonscbill is foundtobcm. ~
M7716, while that of the sonata bill is
re namhd shove—m 6w, mm.
as reductions, the committee says. so
pear to be certain, but if the imports
sh dbethesamcas last yearundsrtho
rates the reduction would amount
under the house mummifiemno; under
the senate bill to WJIB, 288.10.
no Add Valornrn Rule.
The table further shows that tho average
equivalent ad valorem rate under existing
law is it 34 parccm.; under the house bill
523) per cent, and under the sennto bill
51.97 per cent. “These tables,” says the
committee, “am prepared upon the plan
and theory usually followed; theestimates
are largely conjectures] and more or less
used unreliable and misleading. They are based
upon the assumption that if the bill should
become in law merchandise of like quanti~
tics and values would be imported as was
imported during the fiscal year law. This
basis can only be accepted as rcliabla
whore changes in rates are not of such a
'oharacter as to necessarily cause increased
«diminished importation."
A CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST.
What tbs Sonata and llouaa Will Do‘l’lsla
Wool.
Wasnrxorox. J not m—Today is District
of Columbia day and the house resumed
consideration of the Atkinson, Baltimore
and Potomac railroad bill, which propose
to furnish the road with terminal facilities
ip Washington sumcicut to obviata delay
in landing managers and (night. The
ropoaitiou on its face appears to ha of a
character. but in point of fact it is of
serious importance to the traveling public
and to merchants north and south, as wall
as to the District of Columbia Merchants
who patroniaa the road urge that privileges
equal to those sujoyed by similar corpow
tlons in other large citicsshould hemmed
here in order that trains might be handled
more expeditiously. A factions] opposi.
tiou to the bill appears to have been created
through an apparent misunderstanding 0!
its actual intent, and the charges made
that the measure mntcmplates resting in
the railroad company title to the govern-
reservation now occupied by its Wash
station.
No such provision is contained p the
bill,aud it issaid that no such intention
is contemplated; that the only matter in-
Mvcd k the right of the railroad company
topurchasalands on the line of its road
and with the sanction o! the district com—
missioners conuact the main track with
the same by sidinga. it would appear that
unless facilities of this character ara
granted the commercial and traveling inc
tsrcsts of this city and the north and south
will sooner or later be compelled to solar
much inconvenience and actual loss.
?
guard Thsratsachauco that tho silver
llwillbcbronghtiato tho hours
lathe coinago committee and its turn»
discussion demanded.
appropriations
tooovarthomouthloliowingsoastos
asiaras possible any Melts in currsat
my
'l'hahllllort mhsiouot Wyoming
totthuloulsthaur-Ilnbhad
thsssnats,andcx
of on bl
Moll"
York. Senatorllmlll's annulus-slim
must-km Mattias-orator“
Preparing for the State Tug
of War.
IAN! SAND] nuns ' CONFIDENT.
Isms-s. llasttup. Data-later and lions
and 'l'tnclr Hopes for the lop-lulla-
anal...“ Nuimiwm-m-u
It Work for 'l'hoir Favorite.
lHanmsnuuu, Pa, Juno tit-Tho head-
quarters of the three camlidatcsrorgov—
mar were oponsd last night, and when
the straggling delegates crowded about
they louud that Hastings, Delamatcr and
Stone warn already on hand and beginning
actlva work. Evarything indicates that
thoraiatohcagrcat struggle forthsfirst
plaoson the ticket, but that all will go
along swimmiugiy.
All Ar- Col-“alt.
"licel that 1 shall win,” said Senator
Delamatcr. “If Iloaoyouwill mavsry
much surprised man."
A few minutes later Adjt. Gen. Hastings
rumarksd in justasconfldcntatouc ashls
rival had used: “Amunncs received today
make me feel very ours that. I shall be
nominated."
Secretary Stone said that he knew of
fifty delegates who would vote for him
from first to last.
Col. J. J. Carter, of Titusvlile, will make
the speech nominating Delaruater. and
hwranoa L. Brown, of Center county, will
probably speak (or Hastings.
Who Will Quay Favor?
It is now settled beyond a question that
Senator Quay will be here during the cou-
vcntion, and he may come as a delegate
trochaver county. ll Quay docs coma
asadslegatc there will be lots of excito-
ment. His name would he one of tho llrst
on the roll call and the man whom he
voted for would undoubtedly go through
with a rush.
Kn Second Place for Montootla.
It is reported that Montooth will not ac-
cept the second place on the ticket. under
any circumstances.
Ara Exciting Convention.
It now looks as it this would be the most
exciting Republican state convention ever
held in this city, the element of doubt
hedging the nominations making it impos-
sible to predict the outcome with any do-
grecof wrtainty. airman Andrews is
regularly installed in the slate committee
headquarters at the Lochielwrhere Senator
Deiamatcr is also to he found.
All the leading candidates for the sari.
ons olllces have reserved rooms at this
hotel. The rush of delegates has com-
menced and by Tuesday the city will be?"
full to overflowing, Do amaur‘s sup-
porters are still sanguine 0 their iavorita’a
nomination [or governor, but they secretly
admit that Senator Quay may decide to
turn in for either Hastings or Stone. They
are depending solon upon Quay. If ha
tails them their cause u hopeless.
The Democratic Kan-Inca.
Pmunru-nu, Juno Ea—Thc nomiu
tion of cxfiovcrnor Pattisou for goverdor
by the Democrats now appears to be more
than probable. Estostmaatcr William
I. Hardly, who has been keepinga close
watch upon the comfor the gubernator-
ial nomination by the ton convention,
said last evening:‘ friends and sup-
porters of «Governor Pattison havs every
rmon to be satisfied with the outlook.
There an [momma of help from noon
posted quarters. and the accessions to the
Pattlson ranks are becoming greater every
day. I feel confidnt that he will be
nominamd, and will not be at all surprisad
if it should occur on the first ballot."
"What about the suggestions oi a com-
promise candidata or of a dark horse?" was
aakad.
Santor Wallace's Chances.
“They have all originated with Senator
Wallacc' a friends," replied Mr. Harrity.
"it is beginning to ha understood that
many of Mr. Wallaca’ssupportars feel that
their candidate will not ha nominated-4n
fact, that he is practically beaten now.
They are now handing theiralforta to da-
fcat Governor Pattiaon by encouraging
othcrcandidatea.iu thohopethatsou of
Mr. Pattison’s friends will unltswith than.
inthisthcy will bamistakm. Ifcel that
I am fairly well advised 0d the situation,
andlcauasaureyonthat tbs laminfor-
nations confirms what I said some two
weeks ago—namely, that Govunor Pattl~
son's friends throughout the state an ac-
tive, confident and vs. They will“
continuosotothecad,and willnotnnditm
neocasarytospeudauytlmaluassarchlormu
dark bosses and compromlss candidates.
Pattisoa Isa confidant.
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First-Class Restaurant.
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PBOPRIII'ORS.
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'1'1me Table
LILY. m [DIWALI m mos roar:
mourn, 12.50. 2.00. mum.
1.11" ”[08 P015? row sum IMALKZ
9.05, uses an. 2.40. can p. in.
War rm.
Luvs sor'm scant: run mo! roan.
lawman, 12a). no), can, {won-t.
’ana moat some run sorru souvenir.
it his. m., ”3, thiis, imam.
Fare. one way, 15 Cents
Excursion Tickets, 25 Cents
Thelcdmwilntopstlknon'fll’oiat ouaayo!
ltsrea‘gartrlps. whcnthrrc arc passcugcus togst
nor
be ladesiaa be rd for Ioouhzht mur-
flammable napalm upon “2'3““
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Tll0MAS, DAYTON,
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.,
THE. BEST BUTTER IN THE WORLD.
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Beers AND Sill
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
SPECIALTIES:
0anurahKidIadics"2.008hoessrethc finnteveroflerediufiouthm '
Ladiea’ French Kid Hand flowed, Ladies’ French turned and wells at mm ~’
will astonish you.
A full line of Ladies’, Children’s and Men’s Shoes that will pay all to examine.
GLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoo Trade.
needles in tune
AT THE OLD STAND 01’
MT. Burr Guyer & Son,"
Sprmgwood.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. _
City People find it to their advantage to truth
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
GEO. JELIFFE,
UHDERTAKE R.
32 North lain Street, South Ssrwalk
Openstsllhnurs. 'l'hc saviccaor anhbalmsr
and Funeral Director secured. layl ly
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
BASBUR! I NORWALK DIVISION.
39 South Hall St»
WUTB.
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