coma
swimsuits.
Morgan and McPherson En-
gage? Spirited Debate.
refinement 031313 term
,‘lha In Janey Senator Says the can-
voutluu Iliyar ’l’rnea Ilas Beau “elated
‘, ‘1 flat Dem-cram flea-tors Should
la Hoard Before a You Is Taken.
.Was-rn'emu, July 1.4m. senate pro
Mega Thursday were diversified by a
somewhat salmonious debate over the
mnimous agreeinent entered into to take
avoteouthesilver bill Friday. It was an
(muss accountinginhnste andre
pendantleisure. It wasclaimed that
W senators opposed to free civinage
were about. Mr. llcPherson. of New Jer-
eey.attenrptedtolueak through thesgree-
meat, but was held to it by Hr. Morgan and
-ot.her silver advocates. .Xr. Dolph, of.
Oregon, moved to rocornmit the bill to the
committee on finance. and the question will
pruhatiy come up in that shape. The dif’
{went Innate committees of conference re-
puted almost hopelem d'nagreements with .
home conferees upon leading features of
the neat appropriation bills. Mr. Allison
Iaidnoueofthe bills had yet gone to the
Meat, and the senate concurred in a
' ”resolution extending existing appm
William days.
Senator Iel’harson Protests.
When the Stewart silver hill with its
amendments was laid before the senate Hr.
Dolph, of Ongon, moved to refef'tlse bill to
themmittee on finance. The president
pro tem., lfr. Manderson,cnllod attention
lethefactthat the bill had already been
before that committee and had been re-
W adversely.
Ir. ch’hersou, of New Jersey. said he
“about on business of the senate when
thlaquestiou was taken anedneadayor
he should have objected to unanimous cou-
aut being given to taking a vote. Several
were absent on the Democratic
Idaoftlrechamherwhodesired who
hard at length on thisbill. Mr. Palmer
hd onlyjust arrived. lie desired to be
heard at length on an important amendv
maths had offered. Hr. Vilas was also
about and desired to be heard. In view of
thegreat importance of this bill and the
fact that both political parties had recently
dafiradthemaslvee opposed to the policy
unbridled in this bill, he thought it an un-
Mntsd Mg, with scarcely a
quorum present, in the absence of mem-
harlof the finance committee and before
thallemneraticmernbera were able to re-
turnfrntn Chicago, to force this question to
avote. “lf senators insist,”said Mr. )fc-
“upou putting me in this anal-
cmouspoaition-wne I have never occupied
hetero—I for one shall feel constrained to
to this unanimous consent. Iwill
Igloo that a vote shrill be taken on this
m m It 2 o'clock."
hum Beans New Jcmy'a ens slur.
Inlet-gated Alabam said this was
“authehehad ever heard a role of
the ”deliberately and wilfully \‘lrilrstcd
Mam on this floor. lie regretted it
UNI-Ids, because he could we at once it
misfit he the lost. The senate relied
mike honor of every senator to abide
unanimous consent in this body in re-
in legislative procedure. Mr. lic-
could take upon himself the dis
W of violating this rule, but in doing
thathawonld not succeed in intimidating
thefrhduvf silver. If they had a major.
ityeathhfioor. theyi tended topaas this
muddle threat the senator would
Glynn them more determined. If they
has not a majority they wvulrl let the
mm 30. The senator until the sennte
"Mun” when the agreement was reach-
ad. 0! course. it was “thin" in the ab
hues of Ir. lcl'heraon (laughter). but not
thtnaarluihat reaped than it very often
wu. lflr. lit-Phonon desired to debate
”What-mild do it after? o’clock The
Melba! the measure were tired of de~
bk. It had been debated ad nasuearn.
ha tion of the senator w. evi-
dsa to mother the bill by delay, but the
”mmwnwput up with this
antofthlng. The attempt to coerce the
Eva-mouthbnoor w- open, flagrant,
wrongful. insulting and unjust.
. ‘l’hs I‘m coll-is Tran. '
Ir. Honorees: said that then ind hm
W
dissenters ‘0er Or ALBANY and Jirssu B.“ will make hourly trips. Lust
"t
3
awesome that Au. IDLI. ‘
They An lead, to Welcome the Pinker»
ton Mes.
Bellman. Pa, July I.—~Evory our
Film
I“
of Carnegie, I 00.. et‘thsir onto
steadnillsih‘idleexeepttbemsnd
Vongsged on repairs. At It)
delock 84an workmen aaemhlsd in open
meeting atthe Opera House and thoroughly
enlivened the situation. The meeting was
orderly, and several addresses wanes
strict observance of law and order.
lotion was adopted that during the lookout
no member of the Amalgamated animation
should be permitted to lenve the town
withouta special permit from the lodge offl-
cials,»nnder penalty of dismissal (mm the
Another resolution was unanimously
adopted that the day mechanics and day
lalarrers shall be called out. Committees
were appointed to watch all trains not! err
traneea to the town to prevent the titular»
tation of outside workmen. Twenty of the
Amalgamated asmciatiun men were sworn
in as qrecinl officer! by the burg-ms and
will aid in physorvlng order. The lurked
out than anticipate the arrival of Pinkerton
men and are prepared to welcome them.
The mill officials refuse to talk on the sub-
ject. Eight efllgies of proprietors and of-
ficials ornamented as many telegraph poles
in the vicinity of the mills in the morning.
Work stopped at Milwaukee.
lawman. July l.—Promptly at 12
o'clock the workmen at Buy View mills
dropped whatever work they had on hand
and left the place. The company desired
toruu a fewdeys aftertbe last of the month
in order to complete several jobs, but the
executive committee at Pitt-burg refund
toallow the men here to work aminute
over time unless the company signedthe
scale.
Hamming Valley Mills Close.
Yonaos'rowx, 0.. July l.-—'l'he scale pre
sented by the Amalgamated Iron and Steel
Workers is still unsigned by the manufact—
urers, who declare that they will have
nothing to do with it. All mills in the hits-
honing valley were shutdown at midnight.
This Vlrm Slgru-rl the halo.
Prrrsscno, July l.——'l'he Oliver woe and
Nail Company of Pittsburg have signed the
Amalgamated unciation scale. Between
Mandltlnneu are employed in this do
partmeut.
PRESIDENT PALACIO RESIGNS.
The Revolution in Venezuela Ends in
Victory for Creeper.
Parana, July l.~—The revolution in
Venezuela has come to a roomful oud.
After two days' heavy fighting in the vicin-
ity of Camus. Pnlncio’s troops refused to
fight any longer. They were supported in
this refusal by their commander. tienernl
Managua, who represented to» Palatio that
further resistance to the revolutioniatn was
useless. Palseio then resigned. The fed-
eral corincil was convened, and latest ad.
vices are that Vice President ltnrbide will
mohably act as president. pending Crespo’s
arrival General lounges gave Palacio a
guard of Lilllmrn to conduct him to La
Guayarn, whore Irv- wus to Inmhl a Bflllt-h
mauoof‘war. but the arrival of the Inga}-
ists in the city frustrated this design.
the Ponghhemis Bridge Sold.
Poconmrsrl. N. Y.. July l.—-Tbe big
Ponghkcepsie bridge was sold at auction
for 32,5“),000 by Judge D. W. Gurneeey, as
referee. Thehridgewas sold for the reor-
ganisation of thsbrldge uncanny, in any
motion wlth the Central NV England and
Western railroad. in such a manner As to
procure a combination of the system under
a common management of operation. The
purchaser was Hr. John W. Brockfivf Phil-
adelphia, representing the reorganisation
committee. Theaalo has uoeifect upon the
operation of the Reading Railroadcornpany.
After the Whisky Trust Agata.
CIXCMXI, July l.—~lfotwithstanding the
defeat of the government at Cincinnati and
New York, the United States authorities
herawill push themes-pint the Whisky
trust odours. Judge Gresham will return
lothecitynsatweekandarraugsraeate
maybe madewhersbyhewill heartbeat-
gumenta on the Indictments found in Beer
ton against Gibson, Norris and Ilsnnesaey.
In. ilhober'a Case Ila-u.
Poooaxxxrara, N. 7., July l.—='l'he final
hearing in the behest corpus proceedings
noughtbyllev.haacbl.lihober,of Bar-
rytowu, to compel his wife topsnnit him to
visithh childmwashadhere. lratlbo
herallegss that hsrhnsbaudahonldnotbe
permitted tease hb children because of his
Intemperate habits ,,
Hm Arrests at ltalhlo.
the Rational Savings bank, was arraigned
before Judge as three of
fornryand lures-y. lfe
aotguilty, and il‘l". stem hail. Cashier
fast in lathuothsiagablato
Ito‘s-t. but a 'l‘hlel.
-. q...
A“
naysa- hash
hostel. July I.a—At a mum of the
cranial the nomination of the
boat leaves the
:JIW} THEIHIIICE
Nominated for President by the
Prohibition Convention.
W9 P03 TH!) 3300!“) PLAOY.
The Dig Bolus-orb Col‘u Dealer and
In. San Small Ilotb Want the Visa
I’roaldalttlal lamination. but the Diary.
land In Sue-s to It. In the Lead.
Ctsmrusrr, Julyl.~(lenernl John Bld-
well, of Chico, (bl, wan nominativd on the
first ballot, taken at midnight, in the Pro
hihitiordat national convention. ‘At the
opening of the evening aeration Chairman
Bitter announced that the roll of states
would he called for nominations for presi-
dent of the United States. When California
was reached vex-Governor St. John, of Kanv
mtook the stage at the request ofthe
delegation, and placed in nomination Gen
eral Bidwell. Ila reviewed his career from
thetimethathecroeaed theflockimin
19“, told how he had calloused his hands
with picks as a miner, enlogised his life
and works and defended him from the at-
tacka thathad been made upon his career
in tangles. War-dwell, of New York,
aekedif it' was true that General Bidwell
was a sickly man, to which 3" St. John
replied that according to the la! imouy of
his wife he was Well and lie-arty.
Denoreat'a Name I'rras-nlml.
Kumemne others seconded (Tommi Bial-
well’a nomination. Illinois withdrew its
candidate. ex—Jndge flatullongh; Michigan
withdrew John Russell. W. Jennings
Demonst, of New York. was nominate-d
by J. Lloyd Thomas, of that city, and sec.
North Carolina. Ohio, through l.. ll. Diana,
presented Gideon T. Stewart, the Youth
able Buckeye Probihitioniat. Haul Small,
of Georgia. seconded the nomination of
Drmomt on behalf of the solid delegation
from that state.
Illa-ell as: the first llullsst.
The vote on the first ballot for president
stood: Bidwell. 500: Demon-st. 1:»;
Stewart. 170; Eastern, of Saw York, 3
Necessary to a choir, 487.
The principal candidates for vice prest
dent were: Jordana Levering, the wealthy
coffee merchant. of Baltimore. and Rev.
Sam Small, of Georgia. The indications
are that Levering will be the nominee.
The entire afternoon session of live houn-
war devoted to a heated and at times up-
roarimsdehats upm the platform and the
minority report. The majority report Win
finallyulopted after the tree silver plank
had been stricken out by a vote on a call of
states. of 596 to $5.
The Harlem.
The platform submitted by the majority
declares thattheliquortrallc is a toe to
civilisation, and that all laws that legalize
and protect this tram: are vicious in princi-
ple and powerless as a remedy. The sup
pression of the manufactnrt‘. sale. import»
lien, exportation and tramporinliun of at.
cohoiic liquors as a beverage is mils-d for by
federal and state legislation. It declares
for female sudrage and favors the free and
unlimited coinage of silver and gold. Teri!
should be levied only an defense against‘
foreign governments, which levy tariff on.“
or bar out our products from their loathe-tn,
revenue being inddental Railroads, tote.
graphs and other public corpmationa should
be controlled by the government.
Immigration laws should be mined and
strictly enforced. and the limitation of in-
dividual and corporate ownership of land is
favored It is demanded that every citizen
be protected in the right of on! by mostl-
tutiooal tribunals. and that all men should
hamdlrylaw in their right to one
day of rest in seven. Arbitration isdeclaml
the wheat and most economiail and hu—
mans method of settling national differ-
sheen
Speculation in margins. the cornering of
grain, money and products, and the forma-
tion dpooh, trusts and wruhinatitme, for
thsarhttary advancement of prim should
be uppreaaed. and the Repnlvlima and
Democratic earths ar- arraigned as false to
thastandardsrearedbytheirfonnders. and
as faithls- to the princlphs of the illustri-
o- leaders of the past.
It pledges the Prohibition party, if ell-co
ed to power, grant just pemiom to disabled
veteran of the Union army and navy,
their widows and orphans.
lira Frances B. Willard made a speech
Inwhichahedrnied that ahewasafnsiona
ht. She wanted both old parties wiped
out of canteens, but did not want the
Prohibitionhts to combine with any other
acmw. July l.-Ea-’l‘sbsr we. of W
Dr. Evans, of Ahtngton, Illa, asked for
mousyfortheutiuul committee. After
atwohouts’uhwtatinuaudappealit was
aaneuassd that stem had'besn gusro
”1!,me mersthaa the amount
Iassured atths Indiaapelis convention is
Judge amas- wm let an.
Duran, July 1~Ths (Hands vision
tie-willlaavaJa the moruiagforOmaha.
m
.2.“
"we wwwum , . .
‘ William-am" south Norwa'kJom‘p m, lino. 2:15, 3:50,
‘MOandfflall‘P-ma ‘ ' 'r‘ . _ .
_ have Rotors Point, 11:10 am, 1:15, 3:00, 5:00. 0:40 and 8:15 pm.
W.
ended by Professor Grandison (colored). 0! '
I Excursion Fare, 25 Cents.
changewitlfontnotice.
Time table subject to
w
./ I Meat
Makes an every-day convenience of II
oItHimc luxury. Pure and win'rlesotne.
Prepared with scrupulous can. High“
award at all Put: Food Expositions. Ends
keg: makes two large pics. Avoid
llamas-and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brunt.
IERRELL J: SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
‘ \
Easily and cheaply made at home.
proves the appetite, and aids digestion.
In unnmued temperancedrink. Health-
Onc bottle of
Get It sure.
militia
Tul, foaming, luscious.
extract makes 5 gallons.
'l'lilris notrmlvfimtnsgmd"
nu nthrvs,hntjur Ntm. 0m:
lrul will auppnrl “Ill claim.
wan-amuvmn
Dental Plates.
Thblm
“at.
If!"
“mm“ “M“
mm... mm.
.. “Ma... y“
n. inning lanolin
m It
does away with the
lam suction plate Ia
morn use.
.. .... mn-
lumm c3.
hails eaap
e. r. samur- Nile. so. st,
me “-129 '
b “I m m
‘ 8.3.. L’Hommedlen.
“ enrolments “Jean 3.}? ‘
m.
mum; clown ‘
3:59: ‘mt “3‘59; ll)- ” . '
ave Your Teeth.
HAVE Till}! “hm Oil CROWN“).
run filled with . u ,
awe; and 3131.3 amid“ An”
flu! waned with
n Crowns.
I
Gold. Platinum 0?
Artificial teeth on (Soul, Platinum. Continu
one Guru and Rubber Plates, and all work per-
tagninx to lantern denitistry. I luv «1
attention VII lo I"! In
cnIilm'. teeth. 3 “N
All work at most reasonable prim.
Tutti filled and extracted minis-only.
'DII. F. W. DAIIIAEG.
A? Washington Ht. Over l’oat (Mice.
Ill Norwalk. (mun. oil ly
Jolmr "mu” '
Saniiatv Plumber.
STEAM and (its FITTEB.
lovmvcv svrmm.
Having token the basettlem under the Lib
rary, 1m \\ mldngtrm street. South Namath.
am llttnl it for
luvmns
PilIIABIIIG
I mlmmlly solicit a share of public- patron-
mgr. l refer to plumbing l have done for the
We! nun ymrs, inthe employ of W. H. leek-
ec A- (‘0 All work will have my prmual ann-
uity-inn. owl will be romrtly executed and
Mllh'tulllvfl msram fl vs moa trial ohm:
lel'li‘fl.
$5.00 IN GOLD
Will he gin-n foil.» 1.), or girl tending the
mm: number of mm!» nmnlo fronallw It‘llrla
in The vuml
Photographer
Earl: ftni‘l‘l’ mil be rinmlrml as recrlw-l.
Should taonr more he alike the first one re—
ceive-vi will gvt the prize. Ail IM'FFH must be
here on or before July let. Tm. as the prize will
be awarded July I. IRE.
Also for the next lllvlaye this adv. will en-
title In‘u’vr lam mlucfion of fair. on with dorm.
l'abinvt Photographs. Regular prirm 3;: m,
natural film prf tlshft’li.
'IIN TYPES-vi for 25¢.
I’lmtwvnplm of landscaped. lmvues, llllv'rlnra,
mutton. no. I» 't r
ISS‘I’.\.\"I’ANEIDI'§ l’ltUCBsH
at the uncut rem-maids prlcea.
GED. E. DABMEII,
t5 WAilllXIl‘l‘th 31.. OVER POST Ill‘l’ltll?
South Norwalk. Conn. ms9 ly
Save Money!
I“ V Ixil’l‘lNG
F. BDYISTDN’S
Factorv at Five Mile River.
“a...“
GREAT IIEDIIGTIDI
III PIIIGES.
“‘1... .4... w...—
simtt vartrtyof Velmissalm and Sleds a
less than cast. Also a flue line of [loll and
their) rnrrlagaa very cheap.
5 in Iv
n. l. lvuxsr'rr n. a. utters!)
BENNETT It IIIISTED,
2| an» stun. tolerant.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
Fmiislesatablssloulty.
or an. nuns mrnarnmsos
All “(HOW h. RETAIL.
.‘I'
:
ml." m~%
M?
II
a
meat! '
. “M... “w... WWW...“ “mama—m... ..W...m.w ....
nvllvfi‘n
DIIIIILE 8!. GDMSTDGK
Are solo lif‘flia in thin city for the
mvvuv cnuvn, vlnvovr,
GIIEAIEIII ASSDGIATIDII.
BUTTE R.
made at n't. Album. \‘t. fine as silk. At this
mo of the your the avian-lotion do not find
ready sale for all the roll butter they make.
The over product It sold in tube. and this
buffer wot-all you touotiw. his the same
street. well-mode article as their roll butler at
he a mood lam. “Ye find male for tube as well
as by single [munch
Have nirobnudy Time 10."). swinger: ulno
llnndiIl-lb. lulu. Those who lxvught tube of
us last surrmxcrcnn repeat with l'fltll‘lflcflf‘t' as
to line quality. i rice 51: lb. rim iul price,- on
ahead 31“». (UM.
oebw— - -
mam momsvucv
PAY M E N TS
Walnhes.i)h§ns,l2harms.
Mantel Clocksfliamonds.
TABIIII. JIIIIIISIIN & ODIN“.
2|9 Montague 81..
i'l‘l‘l’ um. squint. ”00“,”, II. T
Thus far our goods delivered In 80th Km».
Walk lune :hrn general mtisfnrliun. and mu
mrtlml of paynwnf is highly :sppn‘r‘litfcsl. Full
information can be had of our [\thll.
GUSTAV PITZER.
l9 RA l thflA I) PLAI'E.
sum unnwuv GDIIIHE.‘
Economy and Comfort!
['53
Gasoline Stoves
Ind tvoid Nest and Expense during
the summer Season.
\V’e have the very best main-
THE MANHATTAN
II All. SIZED.
Will bake. rook and do all the work of a
ston- with half the trouble and ups-new. ‘JII
In use in this town.
Call, and See Them.
stating I: ctvrs‘rsmov.
W.H.IIeekerGGo.
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
cvfiilfhzlslfiil.
Genera“ contractor animSevvn
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
hock flux in. lion”; Resident e, x... 7 I’m.-
Nora‘alk. Conn. poet lit..l|.. Migrating.
Withla I Ila-see. [In seal mm m
Iai- I sure: I
hafni—
«#23
new
vision?
r
I
The communism
$1 wvvvm,
e urns l
If placed
in the
Colorado
of the ., .
Evening , _
Sentinel " '
Superlative
lathe beet Flour made and as ehcupas any
oths. All more sell it. Ivory barrel or
each of flour made in the famous WABBBUBN
ILLS Minnewolia. hears the name of
w‘ahi‘snm'nnc )ear t’o‘s. lions Krunlno
w I! .
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Keney, Rubens it Go,
IAIlI. AGENTS.
TWMAIN STREET. HARTFORD. RUNS.
j) I Z.'.\'
The loading fish market of the
city is at ‘
"GMT 85 ZELIIFF’S
32—WA3nlxuron STREET-32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.
I’IIIIE TDIAATII GATSIII’.
E SI‘lI’DIITED SAIIDIIIES.
PIGIIlED DISTEIIS.
Orders called for and delivered.
ter and Vegetable Market,
Huvttlllurr’s
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
Goncrete Walks,
Flag Walks,
Gurh and Gutter «
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
GRADING,
SDDDING,
EXGAVATING
B Y
BAYMGND BIIDS.
S'Plclis'f!
"l‘he Great Atlantic and Pa-
mfic Tea Co. have connected.
with their large stock of Teas
:lmI Coffees
A. and P. Bland Spices
of which they are the sole man-
ufacturcrs.
A. G. I’. TEA GIL,
4 MAIN 31., NORWAI.‘
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantlysold, since 1869. Now, «
why rub and toil, and wear out
32 WASHINGTON STREET,
,‘1GSN01‘IhI
D INSTANTAQEUUS
WEEWS .7
PHUTDGRTPHIC ' "
”MATERIALS. ,
' new
”1.19"" ‘
my)! tf
twins-h (mall-on Tires. both whorls:
any rheumatic tire). lit) BUllti'l', h
1’“ as. fully mnnteed. and only 5mm.
arms to suit.
endortr 88013.. Atlltft'l’fl.
I! WALL mm. NORWALK. CT.
naam
0A8 FITTING. 'I'Il IDDFIID.
SHEET Illll VIII!
is all mantis. v for som'mlto and
W nfill TI and celebrated
0 Akiln} MAM nil
Wanwnm I
t»
Theda-tinted!
' Stoves. Ranges & "rains
in the city.
W
MATTEL
Wheeler ll Haniord,
t: IAIN STREET. SO. Suit WA LK. ti'l'.
Agents for
IIGTDII. PIIIEAIX. IIAIIIIIGII &
GAIIIIEII, IIIGKDIII AIID
GIGIIIIG GDDDS.
If you want to luvecornfmt and weed. lillll".
A \‘tf'l‘tllt WHEEL, with tiprinu lurk amt
, vial to
l UML—
"TI?“ have decided to try a pneumatic. lmy
\ for. the simplest to "venue. 8mm»
l. Ilflllilll.
OAIITAIT I'lIIIBIII. 8TH. and
AGATE AID IIIIII
WADE. -
flan-«es weasel“. 3:3;
Ill IIIIIIIITDI OT. lllllfi.
mmlm stir
yourself and your clothes, on
washdny, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la.
Iml'. and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that «it is the best,
purest. and most economical
soap made. If youhaven’t tried
it. ask your grocer for it now
J"? sure and get the genuine,
With our name on the wrapper.
It is not the seihng'
REM] "“8 price alone, that unit
)9 considered, in arriv-
”ABE ing at a know of
' hthe value of an artichI-e.I
Time is as mus ronl puresonpina
nf Dobbins' Electric nain four bars of
any other soap made, and it will, if used
according to directions, do four fillies
as much work as any other. In; cost it
but a very slight advance on that of in
frriursonp. lnaist upon Dobla’ns’ Electric
1. L. mom a (39.,
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efihfifi
w. I. caucus
were .3»... .
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