§ minions -19” “m °"
W W” I“. an
lauhl, Inn-m the other immigntion 0"
aetah huebysnamded and wohibited
laudehrlagtheterm oloneyearlroen
ill-MM! Merriam-swimmi-
musingfrumtheeountrieaolflueth
aadfiouthAmcriea.
Sound-Rahalhathedutyoltheaeere-
otthatreaeurytomakeandieauerulea
mortuaroreeoteetoithe
althlaaet. Third—Anyalien
enieringthellnitedStateaoon-
mutt-mum act shall be
”biwmexhting '0‘“
ialllaaeeordaneawithauehlawehesrnt
hetiotheeountryi‘rnmwhiohheeame.
l'Salltherebeauynevrstates admitted
“thine-doll? war the principal question
Honihaeonlareneenf Republican senae
tors. ‘l'heresre bills prndingtorthe ad-
lllhioaolArinona and New Mexican“
ihelatterlaouthe calendar with a favor-
ablaiaportfrnm the committee on ten?
Thadiacuseiougrewoutoltheeon-
try to retail? eontrolol' the
”nonunion. Ont hpointthereia
umathiugot the humorous in the attitude
dlaadingatamberaolbothpartia.
like llrJlale say that the
”underline; California, Wy-
dfl ll" lit-tans they willnotheahle
tealeetaa orpnizatlon without the aid
“all“ thatlorty-lour eenatora and the
ammuvumsmmm
avenmmajoritywithwhichtowort.
ante—unbound without taking
”out.“ the auction, but the new
tau-ally seemed opposed toadmitting
deewleaieo.
Rangoon-era” use”.
WW. Dee. 6~Repreeentativa
m, d Illlllda, introduced in the
shot
lily latally injured William E. Williams, a
resident olthemmeplace and aleoaetn-
dentatthe institution,” theywereleav-
lugthccollege
him,oneolwhiehlthinkstruehhim."
Smathera was committed without bail
toawait the result of Williams’ injurla.
Thestndenta are both youug,nelthar be-
ing over twenty-one year: 0! age.
_&—___..._.._
The Connecticut Senate Keeta.
neuronal)». t—A short se-ion at
tbenenatewas held. ltwaaexpectedthat
the report at the epeetal committee ap-
pointed to investigate the county commis-
sioners would report, but they announced
thattbeirreportwaauotready. Are-ole.
tion was pu-eddving the commute-381.0”
tor-unographera and 81,50 (or counsel.
Thesenate asked theta report be made on
Dec. 19, to which time anadjournment was
taken. The senate was in session about
tweMy-inatea
Ion-t Vat-aau’a lyetary.
lions! Vinson, N. Y.. Dec. lL-Jl‘hebody
ola beantilulyonng womanqu in
East Cheater creek on the outskirts 0!
[cont Vernon by W. W. llowe. 'l'hehndy
was weighted down with stones. Part 01
anenvelopewaslonnd in one pocket. it
w "Ill. Lulu Newton,”
G. Newton, merchant tailor, 156 Tenth avv
enne, New York city."
Gard-er a Blah-aim.
N" You, Dec. 14nperiutendent
Gardner. of Dr. Parkhurst'a Society {or
the Prevention oi Crime, was arrested on
theeharge ol blackmail, the complainant
being Mrs. Lillie Clutch,“ 156 West Piny-
thirdatreet.who says aha paid him titty
dollars a month lor “protection." Marked
money waa lound on him when captured.
lyatary About Damvaa’a Valkyrie.
honor. Dec. Gt—llr. Wotan, who is do
"" signing [or head Dnnraven thayaet Valky-
rie,whiehbtn eontaat [or the Amwioa'a
cup.reluaeato-ywhetharahewillhaeoa-
atmctadwithahael or eeetarboard. 'l'ha
Valkyriewill he commanded by Captain
William Cranvdeidand themwwillba
Dave-pun Wants a looting. .
Wallflower, Des. a—John l. Daven-
. Churehol Our Lady oi Grace Holmken,
Pm pointmenthythepopewnn mode by Car-
.Aéide witnunt. uppeahall In
fin in the United States. woe ehown to
' . Wfiicn victor or the Catholic
nniveraityatl'i'aabingtoe.and by him it
waaahowntollgr.Sotoili. lnreeponaato
arequeat for a lenient Bishop Satolli
dictated the follow : ‘
‘Thereportianot exact. '11 istruetbat
by letter- dated (run ti.» iv~:-;uning 0! last
month I have received authority to exam
ineahd decide without nppeui the contro-
Vct'llu ariainghetween bishops und prints.
etc" in the United States.
flat the American l'opa.
"ltiaabeurdtoaecribeto me the place
andattthorltyola pope in the American
church. Aah Cardinal Gibbons, for whom
the apoatolic delegate entertain the high
eat vaneratlm and a specialallection, he
preasrvea all the dignity and authority
which belong to his otlice. There is no
reaaon forenrpriae in this «or. as the pope
h accustomed to send delegates lmru time
to time to various countries on similar
minions with similar [timer-s."
Ilgr. Satolli may preside at the trial of
Father Patric-h Corrigan, [motor 0! the
which in to take place in Mgr. Donne's
house, New-rhea next Monday. Father"
Corrigau asked Archbishop Corrigau to at»
lea aaan unbiased judge to preside over
his trial before Bishop Wiggt-r either Mgr.
Batoili, Dean McNulty, or Paterson. or
Father Henneasy, at Jersey City,
Clldlual Gibbons Overlooked.
Theannouncement d Mgr. Setolli'a an
dinal Gibbons. but when interviewed in
“time he reluned to any what was the
me! the appointment or when it was
made.
The announcement. it is almost unnec~
.ry to state, will cause a sensationin
Catholic circles. Why Cardinal Gibbons
should be overlooked and such plenary
powers be given to onediroctly iroui‘ the
vatiean htonlyonea the many per-
nguneutions ask about it. Whether
. Satolii was given this authority with
particular reference to the dispute in the
Newark diocese between Bishop \l'iggrr
and Father Corrignu Inuktitut to be seen.
Bythepower thus conlt'md upon him
Mgr. fiatolli will have the absolute settler
that o! the dilemma between Binhop
Wigger and Father Corrignn without the
necessity oi a trial.
In connection with Mgr, Sat-xlli‘a ep-
' trnent the questirm arises \\ in lllel’ the
one McGlyuu (“will beaten up. it
ieaaid that the eaeommunicatnlpriestia
“tenant heingreatomltoordengaud'te
agitating the subject with all the means in
hiapower. _
Role” 1. Evan on Trial.
Pmumztmu, Dcr.d.~h'rlson i‘. Evune,
a lt’mer director oi the defunct Spring
Garden National bent and pmidrnt olthe
Spring Garden insurance company, was
placed on trial here. Assistant Diatrlot
Attorney Rah-ton declared that Evans owes
the bank over my».
Were the Danaahowere Slur-loved?
lelilfllfi, net. Ewell is believed llill
the three ' - oi the l‘ '
)y'fi. the pupaldeb Free
"an at “N; the holyaea.
'l'r't thestate.
parlor, "appearing with Mrs.
andBabyRuthhumheln .. ..
assemblage responded with chat
Ilr. Cleveland Inadea brie!
raid: ”it aflorda me great w »
you all. l lee! as il i knew
having been a neighbor cl
ter. "you will turn in line
pleasure tor me to shake hands ith you.”
Amid a renewal of cheers a line was
lonned.’ Mr. Cleveland gnapuithe hand
oleach personauhepeaardwithlpleaunt
word for all. There were neural ladies
present. » .
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland re-e tered the
honeeand resumed their mum and the
crowd diaperaed. Mr. (Sh-Vela laid in
response to an inquiry that he termed
no plans {or the immediate re. lie.
Freeman-aid that thepmident-t would
probably remain with him (or i iew days.
During his stay here Mr. Clewlaud will
renew the pleaaure oi thetlrivrwhich Io
aogreatly enjoyed last seaaon. inn oi hie
lavaritee was the drive to Tomrvrivor over
ten miles of one 0! the beat country roads
i
llarrlty In A.‘ ' ‘
Wnsmscros. Dee. D.~W. l; llarrity.
chairmen of the Democratic na onalcom-
mitten, devoted the day to arbih'ating the
diflerenoen among the district J
overthearrangomente [or the inaiguratium
o! Pruidentelect tfleveland. lie aaya he
is confident that the diatrkt Democrats
will be working together harmotionaly be-
fore many days.
clueland Will Visit mm.
Cstnwnu, N. J.. Dec. d—Presldent»
elect Grover Cleveland hm nut word to
the citizens of this town. his llrthplaoa,
that be will visit them helm going to
Washington in March.
POSTAL REFORHS URGED.
Interesting latraeta tron Past-inter (lea-
eral Wauauaher'a leper-t.
Wumsomx, Dec. l—Pmtmaeier Gen-
eral Wanamaker in his annual report says:
“Hy ideal tor the American postal service
in a system modeled upon a district plan,
with lewer oillnea. and those grouped
around central officer. By this means at
least not!) offices could he nbandooed that
produce nothing to the department.
“in the place of every abolished non-
money order and nonrrgistry ottice might
be put an automatic stump selling maehinr
and a letter box to receive mull. With the
money saved should be institumi a system
oi collection and delivery by mounted car
riers, bicycleoand taint mutt-mi mmnger
wntrnctora, and gradually spit-nil the free
delivery all over the country. The clam
of postage Ihould be reduced to three and
the rate oi pmtage the world our to one
cent for each ball ounce.
“The organization or the department
should be parliament, except in the case oi
the postmaster germal and the tout-tit an
detant. I would unity the work, hold it up
lamily, burnt-d in A fire which destroyed
their house at. Shurpsdrurg. were victims at
ioul play. It is thought that they were
murdered anal the house set on tlrntocover
mm” -—-—- mayo-«v. _._— -
flayuur’a ‘l'vlal [or Double Murder.
Jute“ Cm. Dec. il—l-ienny liayner,
thecanalhoat captain. who killed his wile
Lottie and Michael Adams on Sept. 7. was
placed on trial belnre Judge “'orta. llay-
ner claims he surprised the couple in a
compromising situation and shot them.
A low Ian Attached at not-«trad.
Ensures». Pa. llt'c. 0.——'l‘ltere were
about Mty npplicuuta (or work at the aim-l
works. Some were given work and the
otherawere reluaed. A new man at the
mill was attacked by {our mm on Eighth
avenue and received several cuts.
'l’rala Wmheru at Work.
Ital. Pa. Dec. fi—A dastardly attempt
was-ads towreek the Erie mourmuda
tion train on the Philadelphia and Eric
rdlway twomileaweet oi Lang-ion. Three
tl-anroaathetrack lailedtoderail men-
gine entirely.
Jay Gould at Root.
N“ You, Dee. fl.-At noon Jay Gould's
was taken lreen the family mennion
to eodlewn lor interment in the Gould
m perlormad the dual obeumiea.
wear. 1. son-non
Putnam Dee. habztrlct Ail-no
any Bun" 8. Graham. w receiver oi
the delttnet Order oi Iron Hall tor Pennsyl-
vania, would likato know the whereabouts
by . _ controlling hand, reduce the
hound labor at almost all points, equal-
iee and advance the pay and main- the pro
motions in every branch for merit alone.
A postal telegraph and telephone service,
a” ml anvil-3a deptaitoriea, pneumatic
tubee or some electrical device between city
substations and main one... rm rail-
road stations and central olleeo in all large
eith- should be employed without delay.
“reelection of immense costly building:
[or postollleea ought to he W"
'l‘wn Children Fatally lune-d.
New Haven. Dec. 6.——While In. 1..“
Berhoiehi, who lives at 3'3 Mmliaon um,
waaout in the yard her two-yeanold child
Fanny took a shoreliul oi redhot coals and
dumped them into the baby carriage in-
whieh lira. Berkolshi's six-montheold
child was aleeping. Both children wue
latally burned and Penny ia dead.
Three childre‘ shroud.
hang, Mmogdmnthm chit.
um xter w e. iivlngin
Hon-on, were loud, lire. Powle. a
, . illi- child baa
Maillot M
alneediedandthehtiw‘i, ‘ttotrreeover
Thelrparenia wentawaglov, flared-it
to Gonueetient lrlenda.
Augustus I. leer Arrest-a.
it" You, Dee.
maaanleum. At 8 o'clock Chancellor lie the
‘ ‘* 1&5
c at“.
. "‘qu 2
.53 5'5
You Can Bank
on
It is made from
the best leaf,
and never varies.
Job
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous are. Highea
awardatall Pure Food Expositions. Each
kage makes two large pics. Avoid
tations-and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brunt.
IERRELL It SOULS. Syracuse. NJ
city in at
HUNT ll. ZELIIFPS
32-Wasnmo‘ron Stun-32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A line
1 Orders for
0 Printing
Sollclted.
Illl. I3le
I
SOUTH NORWALK, CT,
m...__:'- W- ‘13
Good Work
Executed
Promptly.
lot of fish arrives every day.
Will llllllll “TWP,
IIPlllllEll SlllllllES
One thousand lbs of LObSWI'B for
l min every Saturday.
Orders called for and délivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oye-
. tor and Vegetable Market,
HIINltZElIiFPs
32 WINNIE"! STREET.
[818 to III}.
9mm. 4:» Main Street.
I'lmfoll'i‘. nuan-
WALL 312:“: or
BRUSHEII STONE.
murmur-um
|F'. M. Pierce,
.2; on: With?”
mien-wen.
WWIRILL
now
to "t‘é‘i'll‘
MW-‘ -tvnwfi ”mg,“ .1 , ._. ..\ ,
' Joby
Printing.
3EVEllllili SEITIIEL
'Ecmfinmstcni
w'snnmc,‘ g
‘EXBAVATINGI .;
It Satin] 8L. Breathless.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
0
Bank Safes,
Bank Vaults.
Bank VaultDoors.
AND
llEPflSil WORK Of All KINDS.
The Best Sales in the World.
mm in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
till-old in Lyn". Home” slum lhn? great lire. p
where 50o! our sales on r» ~llbjtclttd to intense
west. presrn'inz ”it-tr mutt-rite.
‘QIIAMRION RECORD also in the (Brent
5 hxrngu im- in [873. in the Great Hinton Fir.
m till“; and in all the grant ti us since. 5 n
[1er m-u an Ant-M! Vi'ltnlrtl :6 l3"-
lugx‘vnxGSE’oUHEn
‘50
More Building iots
0n the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
“We. now utfer Ilium
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upwarll. These lots
comprise the Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min
utes’ walk from tlu
depot, with good side»
walks all the \ fay, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots can be haul in the
city than these offer-
ed, either for location
01' price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars on-
quiro of
JOHN IIIN DS,
On the premises, or
CHRISTIAN SWlllTZ.
WWII-human Bt., at the olllce
of the Old Well Cigar Co.
dealers and con-
“Willi” Balls. _§
Old' and-Mlleplitble fl
DAILY DIRECT .
Freight -~ Line,
NEW YORK
AND
80th Norwalk.
AND
N orWalk.
THE PROPELLEBS
city ofAiiu‘rwalk
EAGLE
wry
.5=
Al
I.’
, a.”
Will leave Pier 29, E. . street
New ank, or 5p. tn. R V (Beekmhn L
Lean: Nurunik 5 p. In; South Sorwalk em
. tn.
Freight receive-vi in» n 7 n. m. to 5 p. m.
l'pon appllt' rum in agrr 15 the (:u 'ol' \‘ -
wall. and toggle vnli be an! tor :Ml’fll inland!
fret.“ anywhere in N. to York or its vicinity.
WA“ portions are forbid trusting any oi
he em luymu! lhr boats»! thin l'
. me onao
mnmo them/wet Kilt-trill. st?
‘ ”WAGONMST“
‘Sew and second hand
Buggies, Phaetuns, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices ' reign? All.
CALL AND SEE THE“.
H e n r y Til y.
B. 8.! TBUWBBIDGE 8: Bil.
SI" 'i'ESfiUHS Ti) GEO. LOCKWOOD,
Drab-h in
IMPBRTEB and BMW“) BIBlIlS
A full line of .‘leersuhnnm and Brian? Piper,
'tlt’st «Hr-g. P11 in: wtrnh at all prices.
Sn ti and Tatum-o Baum in grunt variety
Full liltr- of Fancy Tolmct‘ufs, Cut Plug and
iirnnulntui. ‘
G. S. Truwhridge & (20.,
(‘nn Main and Washington am. So. Norwalk
r» lit in
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Inntb Main an." r». $0.1,-
mw . "a. .'::"' :5 “3
have fiimhfi
tn - -
li-‘l’ln an swim;
Norwalk Chronicler