CONIEOTICIIT'B CRISIS.
Dr. Alsop Not Present in the
Senate Chamber.
Elli. IEIWIN Kali-18 A SPEECH.
Iel'nelded Briefly as (minimum
IdlflebeeptteththattheDene-
m Iluwe Declared llle llnoeeeeor Elect-
ed—‘l'he Deadlock Still Very Stubborn.
Human. Conn, Jan. Sir-The Repnlr
[leans scored a point over their Democratic
opponents in the senate chamber yesterday.
I. W. Alsop, the alleged lieutenant cover»
nor. presided over the senate at its lee!
meeting. and proposed, at that time. to
continue doing so.
Lieutenant Governor Merwin called the
senate to order, and just outside the door
wueeherill'e posse of a dozen men to
help him keep order. Afterei brief ad—
dress he called Senator Reed (llep ) to the
their. end vacated, having asserted his
puthority. The only thing done in the sen-
ate was the preliminary ballot for [inited
Staten senator. The members formally
cast a majority vote for Carlos French, of
Seymour. The senate then took a rot-es
until next Monday.
Ir. Plan's Cendldeey.
In the house a ballot for senator wee
held and Orville H. Plait received 134
votes, every Republican vote, while the
combined Democratic candidates received
l” votes, Thomas M. Waller leading with
m. Every Republican voted for Plait, and
lo the Rennblican majority in joint session
led, Mr. Platt is practically mnred of a
return to the national senate. The settle-
ment of the gubernatorial squabble seems
es far from a finish as ever.
Gen. Morwirl’e Speech.
To the senators Gen. Iilerwin said: "Clu-
eumetaucee over which i have no control
kept me in oilice nelientenant governor
for elonger period than i had anticipated.
Feeling that some of you or of my fellow
citizens might think me nealicent of pub-
lic trust in not having assumed my duties
as presiding officer over your honorable
body, it appears incumbent upon me to
explain to you my position.
“No one was ever placed in a more neli—
eete situation than i find myrelf. As a
candidate for governor it seemed proper
that I should refrain from taking part in
your proceedings for a reasonable time.
Thinking this delay might be of longer
duration than any of us have anticipated,
Iain before you to say that if It should
continue to a period when it appeared to be
my duty to twain take up the travel I will
not shrink from it. No one will more
cheerfully welcome Dr, Alsop as my suc—
eeeaorthan myself when the general an-
eembly has declared him lieutenant gov-
ernor. Senators. let me hope that the
clouds of the early part of our amnion will
bring an evening of sunshine nrid good
deeds done.
“Politically i find the senate of l89l the
reverse of 1859; but let me hope, before the
close of the present session, we shall find
but. one party, as we did then, and
that party solid for law and order, and
over ready to defend the fair name of
Connecticut. Senators, if I run coiled
again to preside over your deliberations,
let me ask of the majority only the same
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courtesy that. i tried to extend to the mi- 1
nority tiro years 8120."
Democrats Diego-ted,
Afterhie speech Gen. Meru’iu left the ‘ pOasrsslull of Si.
apltol and started for his home in New held the wonlupvn in turn
Haven That he was permitted to do this
without a proteat from the Democratic
senators caused expressions of both sur-
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TH NEWSWN emit.
coed-need Tele'nius Gathered at leu-
do'p fro- Varlmu Pit-roe.
It is reported in Paris that on account of
the incarnation In Chili a French aqued-
ron will be ordered to cruise in Chilien
waters.
Assemblynisn Demareet, of Rockiend
reounty, is now accused of withdrawing
man of township tone which he collected
from the Union Steamboat company for
l” and 1890. Rumors of other pecula—
tione are current in Nyack.
Grand Matter Workman ’1'. V. Powderly,
of the Knights of Labor, has issued e cir-
cular asking the etnte Iegialoture to abol-
ish the state board of arbitration and do-
uouncing its report as "nuiuir and me;-
llcious.“
Mrs. Morin C. Muguire, wife of the Rev.
Hugh .\I. Mncuire, [motor of a Brooklyn
church, in her suit for separation testifies
that her husband treated llf'i‘ cruelly.
Senatorn Vest, of Minimum; Vance, of
North Carolina; Jones, of Arkansas, and
Teller, of Colorado, have been re elected.
Dr. J. ll. Gnliiirznr was elected to succeed
Senator H. W. Blair, of New ilnmpnhire.
A III: Run on is Hank.
KANSAS CITY, 3b)., Jan. 2l.-—’l‘be run on
the Kansas City Snit- Deposit and Savings
batik continued yesterday. An early as 7
o’clock fully 250 [iv'flplt' were etnntling in
line in from of the bunk Waiting for the
doors to open. When the bank wnaopened
then- was a wild rush fortlie pnyiuir teIIer’s
counter. The majority of those who have
presented themselves for their money have
thus for been small depositors. Money
sharks are buying the accounts of the new
lugs bank dcpmiitors when they can do so.
One woman having an account of 88w. rep-
resenting tlie snvings of years. said it for
ninety cents on the dollar. Many similar
instances are reported? The oflicinla of the
bank say they are amply able to meet its
demands on sight.
Rumors of a Deal.
ALBANY, Jan. ‘Jl.-There is a rumor of a
deal on the part of Republicana to capture
theacuatvriai contest, butlittle possibility
of its being curried out. Any attempt to
keep Democratic members away would
not result in success, because the Demo
crate can leave the house and not vote,
thereby preventing it quorum. The latest
rumor is of two Democrats hnvitiz been
bought for large sums to vote at the proper
moment for William M. Evans. thus
throwing the election to the Republicans.
Therein little belief in such rumors, al-
though the lenders are watching all doubt.
lul men closely. All of the members who
were absent are reported to be ready for
the Wednesday session. .lir. lieuinreat is
in the city and will vote if his vote is
needed.
Shot Illa Wife and l‘elllerl Himself.
Touzno, 0., Jun. :1.~Snge Ernest shot
his divorced wife illlll villi-rwnnls commit-
(t‘tlnllit‘lflttili ifs-4. Ennmr's home. corner
of Bush and Ontario sin-eh. lvlrucst was
addicted to drink. and u lllll‘ under the in.
fluence of liquor had linoiiualiy abused his
wife and children. She obtained it divorce
six llllillllis ago. Sinwilicn he has impor-
tuned her to marry him again, but she rec
fused to have anything to do with him.
Yesterday be repeated his request, and
upon her refusal shut her, the bullet tak—
ing eficvt in the j.tw, tired it shot at o
boarder in the house, and tin-n locking
himself in the kitchen, put a bullet into
his own brn'in, Ruling himerlf instantly.
The woman is severely wounded, but will
recover.
A “mini. in in ( litirrll.
l’iTTSBUl l:(.,.l4~s4i .'l.-«D mm: mass an in—
sane mun inning lilllls‘t‘ll l’ntrirk took
l’iiul‘n cathedral. He
r all evening
and would not “unlit. .\i llio'cmck it was
decided than he must be rennin-ll, and two
policemen \Villkl' l in. Paul“; went meek
prise and diouuat from the Dcmocratn ont— ly enough to thr- trout gate, and then made
side. who could not umleretnnd why tilesel up his mind lil: i: the pol lL‘I'lllI‘ u should ac-
aeventeen senators sat idly by and allowed‘. company bun lm- k to (lie. ull'ir
lbe luv
the general mm in M3 0mm“ ““950“? her streuuou-ily ol~jec2etl but the stalwart
after they had duly sworn in and recog- lmadmnn
nixed another lieutenant governor and
president of the body. The senators say
that a courtesy extended to the former
picked them up as if they had
been boys and dragged them both into the
church. He on.» lllllllly removed by ii de-
llclimentuf pullu filler holding the cathe—
presiding oflicer of the senate harmed drnlforeigbueuhours. il4- unblockcdup.
them in no way anti did not weaken their
position or their claims. at lenot until
after the returning board of the house‘
is heard from.
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80 Dr. Alsop was not on hand to try to 2
prevent Gen. Merwin from making his lllr ’
tie speech, but Bulkeley and his men had
prepared for his coming, and on the first.
occasion since the present session of the
general asunthly was begun the doors
leldlllg to the llflilctmiit mivvrimr'u room,
both from the Bennie chamber and the
public corridor, were locked and guarded,
itieseid. Gen. hit-ruin and bin counsell
wen-lone allowed to enter. though the
rooms have been common to all senators
heretofore.
Deputy Rherlle on "and.
It is asserted by the Democrats that
Governor llulkeley had in the mate capitol
not only Sheriff Spnidinu. of this county,
and e batch of bin deputies, but the aber-
Ifle of Middleeex, New [motion and Wind
lllln counties, ell Republicans, and lmd
ordered them to protect the Republicans
now in poeeeeeion of the state offices at all
hmrde. it in eleo euid theta dozen epe«
clel deputies were sworn in to prevent the
Demoerete from taking melon of the
oflicee, but especially to parent the llem~
oeretlc lieutenant governor-elect. Dr. Alw
sop, from presiding over the deliberation.
of the stile scuttle.
"nth-way I'uuml Drowned.
FALL “Willi, Mesa. Jen. 2l,--»»(ieor|re T.
Hathaway we- found drowned In illeecl»
ory pond at Asconei. He had ulieien on
when found, and in enpinmed to have
broken through the int-while eketing. lie
figured con-ptcuonely in the mill defelcer
tion here a dozen years sun on the ewrcinte
of Chase end Sticknry and eervrd a ten
yureentence for emlx zzleiiient. Since his
release he has been in thr- cotton brokerage
bueiueee
'l’li- "er-l. hf! I101”
lleimm. tona. Jan. "1.4-1! he hodyof
William Jonson. n hermit, wan found In
hhhut iwnr Arnold‘s stellniilnnl week.
Bil body wuu rvllltnwl by relative», but
t... litter did not frnflitltl theniselvee to
mine the hut, nuppming it contained
M|n“ufvnl4ie A party of young men
fluted ilu‘ shanty mid nfter e abortin-
nulgitlon turned up book books and
bonds valued at 87 «m.
In. New. for In. Work-re.
Bmunirit. P... Jun. ‘41 The neth-
loheiu lrou company has untitled its cur
Millet. there would be a reduction in
wages rennin: from it) to 2b per cent. In
all depeumenl- on end after Feb. 1 This
elects over 2.1!!) iron workers.
In!“ by Elle leeuue limiter.
mm IL 1.. Jen. Rtwihre 1
Mat Mutable. he did of injuries
WhyhtslAe-eaeehrothrefwhoin he
An Ally-Ill"! to Mon lleaiy.
lll'liLlh’. Jun. 21. w’liiuulliy I). “only.
member of pollution”, delivered a lecture
at Mulllngnr, ltllll o riotous menu was the
result. A strong force oi synipnthim-rn
with Mr, l’nrnell “Jillf'f't'tl outside the hull,
and threats of violence tuivnrll Mr. llraly
were irrely uttered, Who-n the lutlrr left
the ball be Wart greeted uiiliu storm of
boots and yelln, nml o ru~b mm llllltlr' to-
ward him by lln- l’uriiellilee. A number
of prieeln inlerponenl tlieimoelven between
Mr. ileniy nild the infuriated mob, and
thus enabled him to critique from what
would probably have been rough bundling
Conn-Insulin ("our-n Vleet.
StstliAl.r.. l'a., .len,‘ .ll »» 'l‘he unnunl
convention of the ('uuiu-Ilsvillc region
cokersln in newton here. A heated db»
cuneion took plnm' over n rrnoluiiou to
poetpoue the clot Lion of the dintrictoil'icern
until April. The remlutlon “'th adopted.
Some of the it-aticru threaten to reeluu bo-
fore the clone of ”W llllfl'llllk. ’l‘be quee-
tlon of nHlilllK ii confrrruvv wi'li the open
more will be brought up Hulay it in
probnble the operators will refine-lo go
into n coon-retire with the men. Secretary
Wetcborn and Patrick )ii-lirytle, of the
general executive board, illlllrt'lliffl lhl'
convention,
tlurel tn I’net Forty-in Day;
llt‘rnm. N Y. Jon. Lil .. Signor Slum
held a rei'rpllnn in the lMllf‘h' pnrlor nt
“'outlerlnml. winch or... lilfgt'ly ntteiidctl
by meiniwru of the lire-n :itui lliwllr'lll pro;
funion, .lwd before the rim.- of the Polk
[crunch it won milmltiltml ilmt arrange.
mettle burl been mwle by Mr lluliinemi
with Hiicci to give another Mei in Buffalo.
He will inkrnbout a month to prrpnre and
then attempt to boot his foot ill New York
by farting forty six days
A Mail (terrier Murdered.
(‘A’ri.i‘.rr~iit no. K92. .lnu. Ell News. bee
been Thrfill‘VOl bore of the murder mul ruli—
bery of n "mil rarrirr liv'lwvr'it Wbitw
burg, Ky , and Big Stom- “up, Vii. The
carrier had been llilfislnfl since the- recent
heavy snow in that. region. but woe not
discovered until Monday. lit' bml been
shot twice and the mail [lirili‘ll robbed,
There tunni‘l'w. 'l‘henew mrr'wr bee a
guard often null armed men. trim make
tbetripwithbim.
A Nurrietnwti Lawyer lucid”
Nonmsroex. l'n . .lmi, :ll.~A his; sense»
tion mn- rmlul'll here by the discovery of
the dead body of (fol. Theodore W. Bell).
whowne found lying in the cellar of his
in» Mice with hie throat cleaned with a
razor. lnveetigetion showed that the
snicldeweeceoeed by financial tronblee.
Col. Been trestle years of age end ween
prominent men in Republican polities.
weather W
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WU'iu nunwmnt nvmnmu aluminum WEDNMtiAx JANUMH 21.1531.
THE-n PETERBDURG bORTIE.
Gen. Gordon's Account Siioulnu the Brue-
or y of paper." Men.
The confidence of the besiegiug army
at Peter-burg in led) wee not due to
lack of vigilance nm to unmidierly ope-
tby. The Union “'00,” m-cuphvl more
than thieoquiiriers of a circle around Peterr
burg, tho lnirnncliiaente being about airmen
miles in length, compelling 1138 to spread his
men over the ground in is very Malt line.
It is true that the gap still held by the Con.
federatee gave them avenues of communica-
tion with their capital st Richmond and with
their depoteof supplies at Danville, Lynch-
burg. and points in North Carolina; but as
the rennin for the spring campaign mu at
hand it was known that Union armies in the
rear and on the tinnks of Lee Wuuhliioou
clone those nvcuuiu, and thou the chief forces
of the Confederacy Would be our-rounded.
Thore had not been a sortie during the siege
of Petursburg. The Union lino. liil‘l claim.
in upon the enemy‘s warm with sic-My prng‘
rws and ”lo "l‘le‘l. Illf"li" w ‘lll'tl M lim‘o lit-cf!
reached and Inn b-illlnl (foiiln-xler'itn nriiiy
saith-l in it in die ingmrmualy.
Although it Willi boil-nod zit. Union llt‘afl‘
quarter: that bio Vi'ullnl "l'sle't' mi Info” to
join Iii. frn'r'l'w‘ with timi. .lva'n F. John-
ston's nt sonic point which of l't-ittl‘nlnll‘g, the
probability»! llinll my, «my limiklnglirnnt'a
hol4l nu llm Pctur‘nbm'g lltlt‘e ht‘t'illllllril {u lmv.
boon token iiilonocsiunt. sin-robin, who woe
mun-hing front the Shenandoah Valley to 1'4:-
teraburg, was Plow t4. the Appomattox on tho
24w of Mnrclumid Goa. Grout issued an order
for a movement by the left flank nround lm'e
right, \vithn vimv to plnring n barrier be-
tween liitii l‘liltlJnllllz-iiull. 'l‘lmmmpuigu was
to begin «in the 39th. Sheridan's cavalry coi-
uuiu was. to lead, and tho Sui-um}. Fifth and
Sixth t‘tvl'ps, already on Ill" left. would fol-
lon. 0n the night of the flick: Gen. Meade,
commanding the Army of the Potomac under
Grant, was at the hmlquui‘iurs of the letter
nt t'iiy Point. where air») President Lincoln
wma staying on a visit Willi the purpose of re-
viewing the army. A: headquarters, every-
where, preparations were going on for the
movement of tin.- Z‘iltli, and lim LFIIJIH, oxropt—
log the pickets owl lrvnrn gumvln. were rest-
ing quietly in their cniiipa. A couple of hours
before daylight lien. l'ni’ke wrei aroused by
the noise of a bottle on his front, and after
learning from couriers that the enemy had
broken through he tell-graphed to Gen. Meade,
at the llcmlqunrters of the Army of the Polo-
nine, the facts. llc rev-envied the reply that
Meade was at City Point, and that lie. (Parke),
being senior, was iii command of the army,
On attempting to telngruph to City Point he
fouml that the lillt’s llazl been out by tho-enmity
Biltl communication was broken. Unnlon'l
blow had been delivered Willi surprising
Iwiftncss and success in inc midst of a heavy
morning in: that nhlml his men in the initial
stroke.
“0f county," says lino. Gordon, “it vi
most limp-rule and nlmmt limp-lose under-l
mixing. nml mull-l lw )nsluiwd only by nur
dusty-mic nml llflpt'lvl'n l'HItilll’l-lll if Wu ro—
iiiniin 4l Min. “4'.- nll run-ugliizml it as the
fui'lurm-stuf' fxirlliriilmlves'. inf mopnrfivular
l10£lllllltllil|ll't' '1'1;<- ll'i‘fl'lll‘lltill.‘ in from.
of my own lln4-~ litul r.» in» rvnmveil. and re— ‘
lllll‘llf‘l’. illt' ftlll‘ll' I
moved silvntly. so :u ”U! l.»
limit of ill” Ft'lt'rlil ill-'lw'in tirtttii'i 4dr
urn-"thin. .. | l in (44- i'mtimwl ll‘mil llm lrllllb
of For"! Shulzuziii. luv»: it ilt'n' iii: do (TL—m]
were nf ulifitrlk’llt‘ll rzirls elnvatml to about
bin-rut high, llltwvlllz'l' 4-nrl lmrimi deeply m
the ground, tin.- rnllw ruling on n buritunlnl
pull- and wruppal With 'mlugrnpn Wll‘r' Tin-y
would not ll‘ luminlml nor pumml flnllll'. but
hml to been! away will) nlw
be done immediately in front of llw gum of
Fort Slctllumi Tiles»: gum rt! night were
doubly charged mill t’rtnixfor. as l lv‘u‘nml
from Federal prunuer» Tllt' rmli guru‘s the
intervening spat-.-
inndcsos‘ilcmly out on .thy m in ml.» the
fort; liel‘nh' the guinea-rm 4' mid lire. The
reserve. hml tn lm lunllevn nl' prime-4i, itinl the ‘,
.\ll l
rear lino ni‘ furl . taken infmo 4lxiyilglir
tlii~ kind to in: m l'lllllfillélll'll lu-furr- in} mum
forum ('nulrl lwmmml :n'ruw mnl plnv‘v'nl ll’l ‘
riullfif' ‘
lhixllltlll in move un lirunl'x “unit. (4-,-
left Wing.“ Jiv‘ul'gv l.. l{4lin4»r
Burl.“ Refnrm in England.
Alb-r n pvriml of lllt'lllllli’ulll whirl) lift!
been >pv4ut lll educating pubiiv Uplillnll in the
matter of the hygiemn iniquity of the pl‘l'll' "
eiit ~ystem uf interment, the group of snub
my philanthropists. mill ill" liukn of West—
miiister at the head, who have talc-ii up the
ungrateful task of bringing the mammary re-
fni‘um to puss, have at last dechlmi to welt.
the imlormiincnt of their contentions b} the
legidnture, 'l‘ln- uhyvl wright is, {Killing the
elf-wine emlnlminfi' of the luuly, the prohi-
lIlilIlu of lumlwu nihl «rtiwr wibllyz'nznlrm'wl
cotlms, llil't-llr‘t'i of which i~4 loindellum-ly '
n-tnnl bumpiwiu ll2'4"llill[tlr‘~liltill, and m pm
long the pvnml during
not only lllhlllt'lll‘tllli 44lUm-tioimliln, in”. are
an iihlhpulublu mun-t- of danger to tin.- liv
m1. \ncltei'vwrk or lliil-ll‘l‘ mm'lw reeepmclvs
M 42m living iwni 'i In. t~ nil-ruly it similar};
momentum of :m 4-b-im-iiini'}' ltiiirl. mul Whol-
cwr ill" lllllllr'tlltltl into of tho iiiovmnent
Illill' bu, ll mud ‘lell'l' Hl' l.ll'r‘l‘ ”Hill's" ilm-li'.
'l'iil- ill-‘1! nf i-i'miiliiwn h 4lmlv living I‘f't'ttfl’m‘
“it” more favor in England. and the suggev
limit of Sir h'pvm 4-i \\ t-ll~. lbul in future. only
protu- -rl\ (Hrt‘lfL'lilil lent: imx ~li4ml-l In: ml
milled in fiiiivrnl “millimeter“
Ab oy null utuei mitlumil iiiziumluulm hint
met min };t‘llt'l‘lil uppi dmtiou \i" \-
ifmuuwrvlnl Adiortmvr
lmtmt v lll
'lcirpetln Maneuvers.
.\ti intern-rung r-nxwl'litn'm. in jiiiiiplllg ll
torpedo over it bmiiii hm lmui l'ul'l‘lml out in
l'ort'lu-ntn-r crook by the nfllvvruif the Vet“
non. he Dmitri. which Wit.» twenty feet. in
length, dill’vrml from tlmlmiinl npern which
nro uwl fur the tlu‘iullw or hiirlmr» agiiimt
turpmln nittwkw, ill “le it on: Ml (not brood
null aiirnmuntt-ll by a number of apikn,
wim‘li It who Hippie-ml “mild rot‘nii 5- ill" boat
and lexl it a glimmer. A first via.“ torpedo
twat, which luul lwn a-trungtbenml for the
puma», Wm- w-lt'l‘letl to llilllt'l‘ the boom.
illivrig; Wul'ltml bur vii-4mm up to full lined,
mt'iiisitltsntlziuli at ilw hum” of the rate of
about twenty imam. M lim spa-ml bur elem
Wm lfill‘il out of tlio won-r nlmmt no high an
Vim boom ii-wlf, which Mink nu nngw‘t,aml
iwfnre u. mold flint la the surfer.» tho Inflfllflflr'
tmnuf llm croft bod rnrried her river, it
Wm uulwqucnil)‘ lnlmd that neither bet“ 1',th
wet-er nor propellnr luul saith-ml in tin- lune-t,
nor llfI‘l It Home pinto been bulged Hr «rm 4wl.
The ”will. of ti)" "‘[I‘TIIIMW pninu I44 the
left that either the. boom-4 intuit lmdnpllmmi
or that they lllll4~l'. bu nupplnmentesl with net»,
with the object. of enteiiglmz the error” of
the alttvkmg enemygwh’ew York i'ummer
ciei Advcrtwv.
Difl'umce Between Home and senate.
“Yes, i like it better on the wnutn than 1
dbl iii the boner," mud H-eriM-u' lulfllt, of
Rhode island, the utiwr any. ' Existence 3
morn restful liPi’r-, 4w 444' -- rmz'nl my, In the
bonus there la n (nullimzil wininnmgmanci
the individual reprwcumm n 4~ burly lost in
the croml Here it is lvlw n m nil null very
select. chili, where every um» inmvu every.
body else, nod all are on :i funding, the friend-
lines of which bi independent of party fllflfl'r
emu Anaemiierot the hour. morale, in
' with only e few of his mileage-ye,
comparatively upenhlng.”-3m York Trib
Till-4 hzul m ‘
bolt-wen ill4- lillcs llllll in be .
Much the ulvmlnra ,
Yul it i
ODDS AND ENDS
There is a well known poison which we
dance till the effects of scarlet fci cr.
lirooklyn has an lrleh peer, Viscount
Barrimore, a member of the English Boclr
ety of Arts. who is aenleetnon for admin
the establishment.
Boron Hirsch has rimmed n the
Paris clubwhicb blackbollod him not year
by buying its house, which was held on e
Icaw only.
The import» of eilh goods in England
during the tint ten months of 3890 have
been valued at 1:0,”,070 nuainet £10,“,-
3841 in Midland £9.l30,78tl in if”),
Experiments with brake shoes for ll”
[liil'pfiw of doinll away with the dimmer
hh- noise mode when n train in being cheet-
ed show that gun metal shot-n are the most
‘sulisinclui’y.
Mortal-nil l‘use, on the lit-over ltfltl lilo
Granule rnilroml, 10.5.3) feet nbove the and
level. is the hiulicnt point cwmwi by on]
railroad Inside the limits of the tutti-xi
State-e.
A rmhlent of Brooklyn bu.» Inicly come
into wwrwiou of n slirikc, or butcher bird,
which won shot on Long island. It its said
to bc n grunt rarity in this part of the
country.
Smith: in the kitchen tell-i upon the in-
come nnd molten the brink account heavier,
but then- is one mving that. excised» even
thmw~-lt in that the wife and mother sore
herself.
The idcxi of wearing two marl pins in the
same scarf is one of llilifll‘ fniliuziooe idem
that gnin currency through the writing of
alleged London correspondent». Such a
scheme of orrnnt diuplay would be prepmv
icrous in it» vulgarity.
’I‘o ntrcngthen the- linir dismlve an ounce
of bornx and one mince of curriphor in two
quarts of water. Wash the hair with this
twice a week. clipping the ends wcaeion
ally.
Regimental ive I Aililmm, who line been re
elected from the Eleventh congregational
district. of Term-probably the lnrgeet in
the country-rcpreucnte ninetyuweven coun-
ties that. are said to exceed in area to"
stair-'4.
Bishop l’mldwk, of .‘ilnmmzbiieettn, him
announced to his clergy that hot» noel»
ll'icted with neuralgia rheumatism that. lib-i
physician give: him no encouragement.»
to his nlillliy to iittcnvi to like winter’s
work.
The Pyttingorenno lwln-vt-d that the sea
was made softy by the more of Krone,
{other of Zeno. The Hebrew explanation
is somewhat similar, though more poetic.
They believed that tho mltifiuio was maimed
by the team of fallen angelic.
Stains or him“ 44:; 4 ngmviuz-i are caused
by dust and watt-r or iron marlin 'l'bcy
inlay fr4-qmnily be removed by repeated
hotbath. followed by prrmurc betwvcn
,shcciri of 414m blotting pupa. if iron
stain» t'Xlul (1.4 y ~iumlri in: treated with
tartirh or ill and “4- ll mum-4t nfirrwtird.
)‘elL u- but in it” K. 4.4.4.... fwnlttnt'lfll'] are,
.5516 acres of m. if l:ltti« . “ml the smite lemma
‘61lti }lf'l’l')! :uldltional 'l'lu- men who work
in tin- llilllt‘n gr! 7411‘ 4‘4 iii»; [it'l’ tiny rnvl Iii)
occasional opportunity in spool; to each
other. About. twu arrow per month on-
Yitlllwl, and tho output but. year was nearly
.‘,inui,iul bushels, The will ix About '3!
till Um llilt‘k.
i new urn not fun many strum; Wills in
'im u nt‘bl. “'9‘ should it"; it) fil'r'nlrl'vclllf‘fli
l:.4l moire ihmi llnf'lttl. The rub: of tenants
ind ul low in the only rule that will not
' injure the pr'r'vofi widened to it. The oi»
. incl :3 lln'f to prmlim-n marformmg nnimni,
‘whlch promptly lilo-y» :tsign, but orivilm-rl
1 human being, “lum- HPflllmt'llD‘ on well on
hrnlrm m‘c» tie-x plwperl
llr-mkiyn'n linemen Methods.
.\ -i.iii' 4~f thing-«that in t'llfinlio, 5‘“le
in: 2.1.4l f:;§l 44f warning to New York mer—
} chum: hit." just been fllm‘ltiurtl ll’. app”!!!
,tlint lit-witlyii lo curry-um :mny mule from
New Yuri... nml 4 :irry.n-.: nil" thin tunic not
by nllpt'l‘l ir l‘lli’r’i‘iif‘ler' .iml l’tH-ill‘l‘ w moth
44415., but (alum: it unrn l.4«rw4‘.f l4}, lb»- wry
1"rur1llsti .4444 in th'itl», of be: any. For
it nppmr“. that in I only thr- women from
.lr‘f’w43‘ t'lty one! in wirvimrn mm.» a hubs:
, of rhnpping, no: in New York, but in
1 Brooklyn. hm then i». :LlM) ti large comm
1merit of New Yul-z. women who prefer to
Hepeml filt'lf (lull/if» m Fullnn sin-441 rather
rhnn in llrmulwiy
Not that tiny null) prob-r the growls
, Wlilf‘ll tilt"; I'.ifl lilly Ll)0'l"' in illicit? they
‘ plil'flidm' in .‘4 n York, but they tin prefer
th4 mm in \\ lutli flu-f nri- allowed to buy
llir fli l'4 l‘ l \ ”ill!!! on 'iiikliitii Wlm illlyle
ism-n4 mum; ilr'l'l' rimla rho 4le-rL «pr-rm”,
intorrsrml lll hrr uillv- 44f the tron-union.
,llieubp-ei, is purely «vll'hh, and. cumin”
simply in {\I‘T1'llllllltflllln \14 mu into buy
m; .14. man} Hub «of (Nbolnlr' 443‘ ll." {alli'li‘
l
l
:tluf ('lme in 4 armrest numb-4r 4f (lullnn
lpvr tuni. lrlll. lIiI' liruuklyi- 4. 1‘. in due
Hui-ml quin- 441 ‘zwr .4 lllnil'Lil 4 '4 iwum
4i“; on urrmulv 44f innrl- or 14w» limtillty,
lulu}. illlili ”inrnwr -1I vinavn (trfiiffiflilllly
Emmi “ilk Ilixilh-n over
They ilihciisn fabric», color. ~Iiittsbillfiy,
prin- l‘..4- rind. “when on interest." and
ltillilmw from Hiv- nizm4limirif til the friend.
.\llvr (hm prom-mini; lbw pul’rlnw' in mm:
in. h4- ermimutly «:itufwrory, Premium the
plil'r‘imarf twin that. win-1w getting more
than mm- money can bin. pin: in 2'“an
lbw 4 ultivntml advice of .i prl'rwifmal per-
non .uv well :u- the tbslntrrrntetl (:omiaurl of
o li'li-lltl. Hi this l‘ wound up in the roll
of I'lutli limi int-.mirc-tlofl With the flanks
Vvlllmllf. mum charge. ’i'iiin molten her
wry lmppy ~84~w York llw'mnu Hun
A Ilrotlserluwnl of Jinn.
Tim M the problem given to m to vmrit
villi tmr Hui errllnry; rmr great ratio
Il'rll‘ of chronic, mil and wraith. enmiir
:i 'Illgfi ever; form of industry, agriculture.
mmmzt, n: ii..i4'.ir‘f.urc, mmmcrt-v,domestic!
mini Inform.” lntml, m" hrfr’rag'I-lwulin pop
ninli 4n. mule up «ifeverj; 124.444 color, trill},
tnnmw. riotinmhrv :1er r 4!. j an opinion;
on? lzl‘wtl mr‘ialdllroi'l'lu. 4, mwiivre “but
crumllliun'iirm on the urn-4:41”, [mum-WU!
pzhlllit‘l‘l 4m n l I 44- other. r 4i. pvrpvtunl in
N'fflll'n‘ll‘t‘ 44; nuance, fuel. tau-ti by flue
mmlrrn miw '4? lowrnmtnm, by liar vim
vvmlii t‘ll' tilnnwi of (444- tit-mummy ”We.
in] .i mmnvm Mlil’mt wwtvm 44f ulti
mlmn. by ilw illi'nlil/ of handling
il'trrli'M .rwl rim why pit-wring: of met:
from mm wim imi- the "titer. Eb!
l’Jllll inn .w 44‘ our ,crwwt will” nrul the
miwmim.’ 'il mvllet’ir population.» in (an
r4 M. tr :4 4,4; ml :ttl'rs'iuiiuf ”woof we
4 1.4m" tern, lsWW‘v-finfw. tern
pvruiwnto :mvl hm” Jami»? mph other;
our political imiiimiona throwing all to
24 liter int.» lrll” grout flVlIl'ICil’igl society at
every politimi campaign, 5".“ making the
Mi‘ijrmt 4:! Hut-Wits} tiw rttlvrnf to error.
row, owl ch-u micro! yeefnrrl .54 the wider!
of to momx r the problems": our national
life the eimeey rpm”, the
question, the tempers." 4.4mm, the
new attention. iheimmlgret'wn 0mm,
the term mot the"iedastriei new
ilrm ~eil ”more elements My late
and "instructing m not .th'
probe 4;.) of 5 .man lmttht-rhmei. 4-40! lg-
.ee Abbott in Mary
hm“ 4 L4,
-. DO YOU
Couch
DON T DELAY
MP5
TAKE
Iceman-plateaus.
Mote.” Mile-um sun-i.
em Mm to em 5'“ seen and i.
sheen! stages. it.- u “the
«fleet sleet after mint-m late Dr
lat-rs everywhere. Lem maneuver.
UNI. "It on i If)"
. . . . ‘
y 'r. v r.
04min! liliey all Lilli Lilli
Crown "enter. and l’llfe.
T2,; . rm than: ly MI:- in rmdu - r1: lie-4 l r till-OI
“la «4‘4 wt h bu lli' e m-nw l; . “mutton end
U4 rmry 4ff4-rr44rn ”my trim: program in the
may "not It 4 m- 0!;un o‘ d 'l: «my not!!!
and Liwr f’nrc rim «.1 fftlll.” pm '44 p :fcfl
Mallii
All lJltlll-e [he
a
ll. It. . .
t'rnbr .llrtlb'ltw f"-.. Pas-5dr. 3». J.
3 (ll ll A'l'
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
p" South Nor" slit.
8,0nughs Com inducers B.- enchitls,
daemons. Vilm wing tough, Cree
Elli?
Ioei, ”hit me, - «him m1 of t.
lhtoat, lump . 4 Chest | .,4 tonsumptioe
Sprl; :iiul, rt .l4 ! .ri’tyyrm’t.
PILES. HUM-“0R5.
Wrcfeln. 14min. Muir fflwrun Niel all
Diem-r. 441' t2.» 9! in ..4. l ill/mil 44: it I
mwtt's Hi: mi h; it CURE. ;
.5’."
Seeing is Believing.”
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findilw by, 'Z ',.
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did'rinl 4’
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l'i'if Ili'.u',
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I'Jnmtv . l ' inure to
nor-Ice a. ii a t .1 ad it ie,
for lamr‘. r ' ' . 4' ‘, '40, In:
“.6 "V. ..l ,4-r - r
fillle nut-r114 4 .4
End 'l'n’. lei 4 "4'4 2
Pianolmvw . i .
“tough“... . .;
Ask the lam. - !.
trade-merit :. . 7 l“ W. ' If he
linqn’tthcm ‘ . ' -r
went,orif:4. . ‘ri .
for free iiiuni '4‘. 4 . f reduced
rice tum, o .., ,. 1;. .lyc ieny
lung-safely e; er; rrw, l. ... l 5..-: C-vC-K.
ROCHEP‘TI‘H l .‘tils‘ (0,,
I; Paris i'lare. line Yeti.
a... W.
lllll PllNllNi.
T113 El'lih'lxtl mum's JOB DEPART—
MENT iii til'l'l Lil!) WITH THE NEWEST
AND it’ll“? STYLES 0P TYNE.
P823} '13. ‘04 AND
Pifllllll‘llilil,
thinness,
litmus,
m
liililil,
IS OUR MOTTO.
WE Allll I'lll'll'AliKll TU ilel". ESTIXATES
“1‘5 EVERY KlVll l’li' .lUll l'lllXTlXti
“it!“ .\ l’ll‘TEll: TU .\ Vl‘l'l‘lh’li
I’\i‘ll). WE HAVE l‘Nl'Sl'Al.
l’At'llJTlES' [’th DUlXt'v Tllfi
l’tiLlMWlNu Watts.
I‘erlle Blank limb
lel'nratl.‘ t untrnrle
lJ-f’4 Tflf‘ml‘ l)‘3""
Surprirmle Lil» is
flowing." lnu'nlmu
l lti‘le’ln lit-purl-
shun Hull» Tags
Posters i‘- win; Cum:-
t'ai’nbigur. 1.1m Blank»
l'fla'o' LlQl» .lmirn um
Pumpbirte l’nJ-tper inn-sf
B? in?“ Irzeurnm. t llam-
1'14 lee". (Lu man'-
Progrn mm Prop. rate
fluorite Orrin"- Balm.
llzivmibii1 e llivt: ioi. .\' utter»
Ilnmp'n i'uiirie-
Bunnie - I’n'rnwllle
I ‘hrrlu: balm-r4-
lnw in“ ~ i’iiy-zrinm‘ Form»
‘mufllduflfl, and (ml! (in Mr: Millard!!!"-
m 14" X" Lamp 5
all”.
GOLD. SiLVll it, .‘cll' KEU
Aim sill kind: of (Ixyzlmtf
PLATING
from of
49 V. at Street," . ill will ilall
Any1..i;uf'.uw fr in Hindu rln toner/nee.
-p4il 4t 4 mt .f mine, were itadmehmr m
b. rpm: 24w in 4! 44! or-n-n work I’mwtrlhen,
f ugh,k [Jimp— (-144 ,. 'rwb- teunete bu",
f’ elm- ltfui "If he! era! R’lalrlngdrmr
' "if“ MI'U’C k'l’ ‘llf'W Kfflll" AND only
with! i Vel‘l'trm M'euefl'llli
BUY OF THE SANUFACTUIIEIl.
fl‘il} .IIIJ' RIVER.
The old»! car nfvrnrer of like», Purim! M»?
More Minced path for me in hr ti l-rut o i N
'1 manger-er or arm! worry groom M
"iron :49, l , 4 c . wl-rh am he ieh enough em
Irishman: input the inner t emit t.
lining used lloll (swim.
Frank Boylston.
mu ‘tollh‘lflitlll
VOUID.
incarnate. or we own To”.
whiti- item-melanoma
DA'
all. the inn?”- l
l
l
g
r
”hillbilly Frill.” \ lil~'l'.t.\'l l'I l’lltl‘l'l'ld'
.t’l'l'ESliHl Tu.
MET ‘li'mfiTiIATKS 82170le HAHN“
Yfll’ll UKUIID‘ ELSEWIIEIHZ.
‘9-
'l‘] I It)
EilllllSll Iii],
Rllllllllll PLACE,
OPP. Oil-HM
SOU l‘H NORWALK.
will eetonish you.
Lo
Till BBS Bails a “ghost lilies.
Bflllli AAllll SllllES
(i LOVER & OLSEN ’S
SPECIALT l ES :
Olll’ Sill”) Kid Indiee' ”.00 Shoes II’G the “tree! ""47 nilrvul in Mill"! Swami
[Adlee’ French Kid Hand Served, Indies' French turned rind welt» u tutu -4 that
A full line of Ladiee’, Children’s and Men’» Shoes that Will pay all u. ext-«4 ._»,
CLOVER & OLSEN,
utters in the Foot and Shoe Trade.
childs
only $1.
70 North
its Best lands in: the Lilli lllli
BOOTS AND SHOES
A'l' 'I'lll-l STOKE 0?
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
8 l4 ctions from we are prepared to furnish everything from a
10 (cut shoe to n 93- m s 555 boot.
:diics lll gents', Indies and children S shoes.
Button Boot at $2 formerly $3
Children s School Shoes at
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
C. H. HARVEY,
A number of speci-
A ladics' fine Kid
\Iisscs' Good School Shoe,
75 cents. Please call
Main St. South Norwnlla
\ elvc's
(illi‘i‘itS‘Ol’illlt‘fli of 5-: ill
We are largest (lmilvw ll:
l'mlci'wt-zn' Small Wore.
All Gilllilk ill Bl‘lil"t l): of
W.B.HA
:1: CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS EflflllS llllflM.
Wilcsi Liulit, Best \entilation and Best Assortment of Silks,
:ll. Td llnml: omo- lire» floods in \ew England.
Illillll Mill Hill.
‘nps-s, ll ool
and Suble- Capes. 84ml .l444-‘ 1.» rs, Plu.‘ n (Tapes and Jackets IS an
largo :lS any New Yolk house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
LL
S,eal Astrairan, Mink,
Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
l)ll‘:> Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
W. B. HALL & CO
$.2llil
W. L DOUGLAS
31-: 3SI'lOEm tn*"'"'..;.t*:.i....
. Bbddbwmnmhm eaten
John Schaub & Son,
Went-geo- Itues. heath lee-went. ”I as
W. E STUBQES. Weetporhir
l
Illlllllllllllll lllll MEATS
A" In H 0|. 0 STAND 0"
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Sauce-“or lo 'I‘. Burr Gaye-r & than),
S P R I N G- W O O D ,
ALL 0R DEBS I’Itttll I’l‘lflf FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to truth
with us.
GIVE US .A. TRIAL.
43,041.25, {Graduate Optician
; Homer B. Hoyt’s
Is Vorth Main Street.
flue-ail fitted to Ill mpllrdel 1.0! (h.-
pmwl l.- u re grmied iron prncnptmov vireo!
old lenw. nomination unmanned No ch'l‘
reeling, ' 4 yen
rim heme» ouvmyunmqm
repom .m4t A4 at 4m hy I... .e
etrn -e r 44mg- 44' «M only.“
44H» knee-urtmh‘ny
"mu-4 I4. 4h.- moi In,
W44 Mruisli cumming W4. Mint 7 4.. 1leleit Vii-renown
I 'tf epon- homer-u roll 1 MM 4m '4: rec work ‘Ilhlole
rulinlv n- w r.e4t,mnl hm... Wonderful sue-0e. r levee) curb
It chin-4n qr. enminw from I: - t4. Ii. policewoman-vest
uu'f 4mm sfler e lIttYI urn-mu.“ We no. tin-nine yea the-
p44-ym-nre4v-' ween no ”I. «one. “I”,
lnfevmetiun ”in rlt’l} & r1...
A YEAR 2 tu- 4;...»on
melt one new 4’ 1m: pvmwelm
. ~im «4 “A“ mi one.“ wee:
Wr immp H- n iri' 9 my»
M. M an» II”. 1w h.- I
lentnvh-i-ountvvw in wh—r we in" you lumen”
the MI." emu-3mm") with-I yin. «no on
l4. mum on maul-n m. mum e4 eh-w- Iii-Wye“
l‘emd.
liva Will” it it It: listing siiniil
4.. 2;. Lie. :‘1 . _.
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