Jay the conaideration oi appropriation hills.
’IithraanatorfrornNewYork. intheiaceol
.3]. It np,and twice appropriation bills
”II-a areyour rules. Theyare iramed
‘Ihloyaara
final at u-
' fit 4 narrow“:
' fi'“fl!'"”9l'"
: T VII HILL IS lIIIiIlI
prams norms rants”
WWII! lactate on Law.
”M W For Government Bar
‘1. In! MHw—A Noisy
”I ll lath Branebea oi Congress.
Mauritania. 11ml. rt mm Hill In
, ‘ trouble In getting the-errata
lbw York and New Janey
it‘ll. Yaterday an appropriation
' called up, and Mr. Hill excitedly
when It had been reported Mr.
V “This morning."
n, Then [object to Ila considera-
lit- at this than
”I “III aid that he had never known
”Who be madain the senate to de-
averypraeedaut. insisted on his point oi
occurrence-unnamed it noun.
Hale) would appeal irom the ruling oi the
Mr. Mitchell no doubt but that the
M would sustain the appeal
‘I’wlna Bat Aaldn.
, f ‘llrJlIlIreplledthathe had endeavored
‘tola'lag llaiore the aeuataabllliu which
“condiment were vitally interated and
Madamed‘the Intererta oi the whole
manta-y. Twice the aenate had voted to
had been Interpoaed to prevent its consid
union. if a majority oi the aenate deaired
to p.‘ it. it ahouid have the opportunity
lobltandaknnld not he mat by techni-
niillra All that he desired was fair play
he ilk people and himseli
Ir. Bale objected to the Intimation that
W“ had been resorted to to prc‘
vnttha bridge hill being considered.
’ Ir. Hill commented on Mr. Hale’aetata-
Int that the senate would on appeal
murals the point oi order and said:
It! the protection of the rightaoi every
. My colleague (Mr. Hiscock) ob-
tlme after time to the consideration
a! th bill. lie did It iorapurpoae, and
he had the active aid and assistance of
none tlemenonthe other side I said
that would appeal to the justice and
oi the senate. and I make that ap
p-I now."
on lipo- tha Troubled Waters.
Inf: Harris (Dem, Tenn.) appealed to
hothaanatora. lie had never known in
'aervioeany bill to be thrown
Inthewayoi the consideration oi one oi
thagreat appropriation hills, particularly
a anchalate period oi the session. lie
3W to Mr. Hill to withdraw hiaob-
Mill and to let the appropriation bill he
proceeded with.
Hr. Hale mid that rather than be at the
my clone man, be (Mr. Bale) would be
ohligul In ad! deiense to insist that the
”choir! overrule the point oI order
and allow him to go on with the bill.
It. nllisaid that he was not influenced
”minute senator's suggestion, intima
‘flmwthraat. Ila oi course realized the
In“ In much no any other Ilenator.
.l-t rupect ior the annular from
Inna-re and, as he auggeated, he would
withdraw bin objection and let the appro-
Flath- hill proceed.
green.
The aaadry civil appropriation bill con»
.36 the time oi the house. There was a
”ht over the New York custom houae
W and over the World's Colombian
W amendment There was great
film the speaker being obliged over
.dmr again to appeal to members to
order and to direct the occupante
at the galleries to do no
But request and direction were equally
“availing. Therewaa :- constant din and
h membera who were removed more than
aoouple oi (eel from the diaputanta could
heara word oiwhat waa uttered.
The gallericoi the Innate wire crowded
with vialtora all the day, but there was
any little In the proceedings that could
I.“ them, The poatoflica approprie
Inablll waa completed. the paragraph In
Inlatlon to the coule last mail having
I” modified In an to leave the whole
guitar tathadiacretion oi the powtmuier
new appropriation bill waa lo]-
M by the Indian appropriation bill.
"th lattc contained an amendment re-
treat the committee on approprlbr:
mm m.” to P” ‘
Wlortho land- ceded by themlu
thaladlaa’l'hrrltoryiying between Okla
“lfl‘lm The amendment pro
run-rem. but ira- eventually
to. Then the deficiency bill (the
bills) wan acted
Both Iodarrahan and the New
orb bIIla were crowded out by the
hill.
,. . no ”labile. IIII Input-I.
‘lhaarahaaea an tooled-lathe
H was The
monument prohlhttlng
oi eilerraoremployeeaot the
. at public esp-nu was alro
“antenatal-amen
“‘0‘“ Warm‘a'kar ha
a“ peatraaetar at court
fli letteroi commendation: ”I
I‘D ytoraaegniaaihai-povtaai
mm acknowledg-n
eminence i hope
iatnra. whether in or oatoi
will continue your lament la
urvleaaad study ooproalueaie
realiti- tray in err-euro aeol-
r Wilmette
Ill horn. ‘
fimuewmuu-
Call and See Them.
titular l5 turn I null.
BISHO' E C III 7
m an. Declare agar-let Mun-ant
Ald [or lactarlaa Mania.
New You. March a-Jl‘lle house at
blahopa, at Ita session yaatarday alta‘noon,
unanimoualy adopted the iollovring reno-
lutiou: "Resolved. That the honaaol blah-
npadealrea'to toplaeeu pouraeord thee:
prev-ion oi iia deep conviction that Iegialn
tion calculated to hearexpraraly and
harrhly upon the Chineaeraeaia not only
e-entially unjust and in Violation o! the
most venerable tradition of our guru--
meat, but In also likely to precipitate an
antagonism to American eitluna raiding
in China. which may lead speedily to the
eapulalon oi all each realdeuta irora‘China
and to the ultimate prohibition oi the ex.
tendon at American civniaatlon or any o
It- beneflta to that great empire."
Blahopa Williama o! Connecticut. Whltr
akcr oi Pennaylvania, flare oi South Da-
kota, Potter oi New York and Paret of
Maryland were appointed aeomrnlttaato
present this resolution to the president oi
the United States. the secretary at state
and others In authority. and to "nae all
urgency to arrest thi execution of the laws
to go Into eiicct May neat."
Another matter discussed was the ap-
propriation of government inndr lot the
maintenance oi sectarian achoola ior mir-
aions. The opinions oi the house were
dually expressed in the following resolu
tion:
"Resolved, That the home hereby real-
Im the conviction implied In the action
of theboardoi miraionaatthelartaeeaion
in Baltimore; that It is not competent ior
the government oi the United States, un-
der the provision oi the constitution, to
make our at any religiona body to accept
appropriations for the maintenance oi Inla-
riona or schools, and that the bishopa de-
sire especially to command to the support
oi the people and clergy oi this church
those achoola and minions under Ita care
on behalf oi which the church but declined
to accept government appropriations."
-EFBIIN '
A CURIOUS CRIMINAL CASE.
the \‘lcti- Dies. Yet the AeaaIIaat Canaa'.
Bo 'l‘rlad.
NEWARK, N. J., March a—New Interest
Ia given to the case oi Nathaniel Williama
by the death of Ernest Treitel, whom he
shot a few montha ago. 'l‘rcitel succeeded
Williama aa private secretary ior William
Steinita, an exrhumpiou chess player, and
Williams was no angry at losing Illa plane
that he fired a allot into Treitel'a left. arm,
shattering It. lie was tried on an Indict-
ment ior assault with intent to kill and
was iound guilty. .
His counsel made argument for a new
trial and Judge Kirkpatrick will announa
his decision next Tuesday. Treltel died in
aNew York hospital since the argument
was made. The county promutor an
that Williams cannot be tried ior man
alaughler because oi Treitel’a death,
GERMANY WILL RETALIAT E.
The Act Calla For a Modification el Ila
loll-lay [III].
New You, March a—At the chamber
oi commerce Mr. Lorrie Windmuller oi-
iered the iollowing:
Whereaa. The German parliament har under
consideration and Is about to pass an act to
unnpel all Amorirln merchandise to beetautprd
"l'nlted States of Aluerita“ln the way in which
German merchandise moat be stamped in Amer.
ion In roulpilnnca with the proviaiorlaoi the lic-
Kinlc y M I, and
Whereas. Confiscation oi all American Iner-
chandlse not so stamped b threatened;
R-oived That we ask our committee on ior.
eign commerce to "present thea- iaeta in our
governmentaudurge therapaalotthatpartof
the McKinley act which pvompta thaOannan
parliament to make the rastrietlonamentioord.
The reaolution was adopted.
(lover-uni Grog Shops 'ar min-I.
Loxrlox. March a—ln the house oi Iorda
the Bishop oi Cheater introduced a bill
which proposer to place the retail aaie oi
apirituoua Ilqnura under the control at it»
Hi licenalng boards. the prodta to be de-
voted io the reduction of the rat... The
general outlinea oi the plan are similar to
those of the Gothenbnrg ayatarn. The
AnhhlahopoiCanterbury.tbe Earl oi Kimv
herley and the Duke oi Weatminater spoke
in iavor oi the bill. and it than It.
Int reading. Several membera the oun-
perance contingent oi the house oi corn-
rnoua Ilatenrd to the debate on the bill.
Bubacquently in the lobhlaa they declared
that they would not accept the measure.
he Ila-eaten! leliai.
IioIlumn, Pa, March a—At a nae-tr
ing oi the relic! committee the trearurar’a
report showed the total amount at money
received to pummel-ml the amount ex-
pended “.mfi, leaving a balance In the
treasury of lull.“ Thaaecretary reported
that tberear-e leae than hali adoaen tarni-
liea now in need oi relief. A resolution wan
panacd that the public at large be notified
that no more money It needed Ior Bill.-
ataad ruflema.
Creditors Anchor a Manually
New Your. larch [Jule steamship
Advance oi the United Btatea and Brazil
line. which waa advertised to sail on new
daylashiastill tied a athwdeek. Ol-
clala irornthe aberid'a mentawoopedm
down on the ateamahtp Just More her
time oi aaihug and took poaaeaaion. All
thecargola aboard. and shim-“Booth
America are protesting against the delay
Intbatranaportoithairgoodatothelrm
roman -
Another Irma Irma. ‘ ‘
Lanna, Ind, llarek auA rear and
collision occurredonthe Lake shore rail-
road between two were bound freight
train-one. a last running special, eraah-
iag Into theeaboora oitha other, acatiar
lag the debris to all direction An eaat
bound Might eraahed Into the wreck.
pilingupthecaraia a highliui manner
'I’Ileerewa raved Maine by jumping.
Atlaaaava Which Involved the flavor-am
Yeoman. 0.. larch l-Aitoraay I].
It emigrant the!
I“.
cola ,whoar [allure involved
Connor ll alDy danaelally,atatad that
an Iavrrrlgalioa oi the company's alialra
1m. aerate at mama and halaltttaa ai
“MIMI. .
“mum“.
chaxra. lien, m t-A‘I the and
automaton-Emma no line
morn-rodent Cola
Fertile-ore the northern liar at
maOHreaustripto repeithDW
hvaalenbylav-wa
the
TlBOII. l0I|lI$0II l 00....“
omav rim
manic. Milne.
minor Whamwg
no lantern St. Brooklyn.
mailman.
roman-la an
LEGISLlTIIE PlSSES.
Do They Relieve Railroada
From Taxes?
OHMEOPTIIBIBWYOIKW
Mean-la a! Dalian laid to In Dun law
York State Irw- Corparatlnaa Whluh
nave lat Paid ‘l’halr Jaat 'l‘aaaa—‘l'ha
Magnitude of the Pass System.
New Your. March 1-1» Herald today
printa the iollowiug Albany diapatoh:
There in note man to be land In thiaclty.
either in atheist or private llie. who does
not admit that corporation layer are not
collectad with anything like the thorough-
ness they should be. But it Is a curious
[act that when you ask a legislator or an
oiliceholder the neuron ior thin he Immedi-
ately begins to squirm and try to avoid
giving an answer. This applies to Repub-
licansas well as Democrata. all oi whom
seem to be afraid oi Incurring the diapieaa-
ure oi aornehody whom they Imagine to be
reeponaihie.
Paaaaa Without unit.
It in a notorious iact that every member
at the present legislature, every state ofl-
cer and every under-ling about any oi the
departments is not merely provided with
reason paaaea on the railroads. but can ob
tain trip paraea (or hla irIenda on applica-
tion. In iomer yearn these trip paaaea
[or irienda have been lurniahed without
limit, but this winter there is no end at
muttering among legislators that the Gen-
lral Railroad company has actually and an
they consider meanly limited them to two
trip passes ior irienda per vreek.
Would Lighten tha Burden.
In it any wonder that oficeholdere Ind
legialatora at Albany do not care to take
any Initiative in inventigating the tan rob-
beries oi a particular corporation. whoee
short payments amount to hundreds oi
thousands oi dollars annually! II they re.
spond to the cash demands oi the machine,
ray MW) a year. and supply another £38,.
000 in iree transportation, why should they
not be permitted to save 0250,00!) oi their
lance! True, they are still anew ahead.
but what does the machine cure Ior that no
long as it has secured Ila nee-canary lubrica-
lion?
Itallvray Slave Indicted for larder.
Clrlcaco. March 3.——The grand juryin-
dicted Charles I). Law, general atlperin»
tandem oi the Chicago, Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne road; Peter Schwarts, a ilagnran;
John Albrecht,a gateman, and Henry W.
Rouscup, an engineer. The charge against
the men in murder on account oi the accl~
dent at the Forty-seventh street crossing oi
the road on Dec. ‘39, law, by which iour
people were killed. it is claimed that
Schwartz and Albrecht were not attending
to their business, they having gone into a
swivel. nhnniy to warm themselves. Rona
cup I» named oi running at too rapid a
rule rmilh- the city and not keeping a
pr-n-rr lookout The Indictment against
Mr In.“ i-r hosed upon the loci. that he had
. . v .-;.rr\i- ~Inll or the running of the
. i that it was Illa lumim- u toner-
thrlr iil't slilllilllhlllt‘d rlid rmtviolatc the
rules
Ila (June-lactolur Pack loat- Debut.
ALBAKY, March 3.—'i'be general term oi
the third department. In session In this
city, hand-l down a decision which brings
thecaseui Charla I‘. Father-labor com-
missioner oi the state. once more beiore
the trial court. The demurrer to the In-
dictments in thin care, which wan inter-
puaed by Mr. Meegan ior the deiendanta.
was sustained by Judge Clot. in the
county court and the caaedlamiaaed. An
appeal irom this denialou waa taken, and
the decision rendered reveraaa the judg
ment oi the county court and glvu a judg-
ment ior the people. "with leave to do
ieudanta to withdnw demurrer and plead
to the merits.” The opiuloua are by May
ham, presiding justice, and Judge Herrick.
Judge Putnam writing a dissenting
opinion.
National Ilaeirlelaaa.
81'. hours. March Il.-—At the electrical
convention the Iollowlng oillcera were
elected: Provident. E. A. Armstrong. Cam-
den, N. J.; flrat vice pmidant. M, J. Fran-
deco, Rolland, Vt; second vice pro-idem.
C. II. Wilmerding. Ch : executive
committee, John A, Heely. ew York; K
P. Peek. Brooklyn (re-elected); A. J. De
camp, Philadelphia (to succeed Charlea 8.
Yahoo. Jr); W. C. Noni-on, Woodatock,
Canada (to rucceed It. I). Law); Ii. J.
Smith. New York (to aucceed Robert
Mack); C. Ii, Baxter, Pittabnrg (to sue-
ceed C. L AbeII).
than: Irma. llama-11» bayonet»
nail iight mulled In adraw atterflronada
hadbaen longht The contact took lace
nadaratent just across theIinaln owa.
It began at 9 o'clock and war not detailed
antil‘lo’eloek. Dalyhad the baatoi the
Ight iron the etart, but hie antagoniat
.and Daly iound It Impoaaiblato
k him out. Neither la greatlypna-
tailed. though O'Donnell wan neural tirnaa
neat to grace.
Ina aa a Iaadaaky Dank.
Barbour. 0., March a—Jl'hera was a
run on the Sauduaky Baviuga bank. about
memo being drawn byaatall depenitora
The National baokand bnalnaaamau stood
by the threatened bank. and baton the
hack eIoDed the excitement anbatdad. The
bank in perfectly round, and no inrthav
trouble Ia anticipated. The late fallnraa
oi Peat. Wickham and others were the
primary eanm oi the panic.
a Young latraa Donahue.
Ilawarla. N. J.. larch 8.4!». mile
lice-Ila oi Iiarrheu.who in II year-old
and the mothevettwoeklldraa.uo:.3aara
at age. quarreled with her h be-
eauaD he would not allow her toattaad
leased belle Bile leit mull
ehlldrenandll.” which thah
had-area.
”Minimum-Diet”
Iawraaat tardera.
will admhaithe paymentoiaheat ttper
autoi thaameaat paid In hyeertlloate
or violation or. truer.
soon-roamasauaox. ally .
done. where their
motto is Quick-
nese,‘ Neatnoes,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
A NOT IN HUNGARY.
tear Pam-D lllled and Several Wan-lad
by the (la-cameo.
VlallllaJlareh a—a unattended
severe lighting and bloodshed, oocn
yeaterday In thean oi Sacha-ale, Enu-
gary. The earl-wt thaoutbreak wanna
ImpoaitIoa oi new market tolls. which the
sopnlace oi Baohoealo and oi the Halduck
htrict generally strongly rvasnterl. a
multitude“ people both at the town at
We and the adjoining country were
gathered. It being a regular market day
ior the townapeople and peaaantry. Aathe
authorities iaared trouble. an extra iorce
oi gender-mes was autioaed at the market
plan: In waoaalo ‘ la
a people gathered n rge number
and began pelttug the gendamaa wit
trance and mud. The latter were unable
toreaiattbemoband retreatedto the
Bmhoaalo town hall. There the gandarrnea
were quickly surrounded. the populace en-
deavoring toeutcr the hall In pursuit of
the gendarmea. The um: barricaded m '
building and fired upon the Inrloua multl
tude. The crowd only grew more enraged
and would probably have captured the
town hall and killed the gendartnea but
[or the timely arrival oi muiorcementa.
which were summoned to the scene. After
a long conflict the victors were dispersed
thrneol their number having been killed
and many aertdasly injured.
TELEGRAPH“: BREVITIES.
Mr. Mackay and Wesley C. Rippcy, his
anailaut. continue to Improve
The Geographical club oi Philadelphia
decided to coat ribute 010. 000 to Lieutenant
Peary' a arctic expditlon.
George Kennan, the Siberian lecturer,
who has been ill [or three wecka at his
home in Washington oi rypho-rnalarlal
lever. Ia now convaleacent.
Kouunion men are still being anlnlted
In Ilomeatead'a stree Vigilance com-
ulittceaare being taI oi. H. C. I’vick
atarta ior Europe in a week or two.
During the launching of a boat at West
Bay City, Mich, a tumble accident hep
pent-d. in which la persons were killed and
many others injured.
Ynelrnlay was the birthday of Pope Leo.
who was born March 2, IKIO. Thecardinala
now in Rome made a visit oi congratula—
tion to Ilia holiness, who received then In
the throne room oi the Vatican.
County Clare Stlra the Commons.
llosnos. March a-In the house oi oom-
nous T.W. Ruse“, Liberal Unioniat mem-
ber ior South Tyrone. directed attention to
the statement of J notice O'Brien that Inch
lawlessness prevailed In County Clara that
there was no security of Iiie or property.
Mr. Morley. chiei aeeretary ior Ireland,
and several Irieh members denounced the
Justice’a atatement aa a mianpruenta rlcn
oi the (acts ior political purpoaea. Mr. Bal-
iour. leader oi the Unionista, said the gov-
ernment had deliberately shut ita eye. to a
series oi the most dastardly crimca that
ever diagram-d Ireland. Colonel Saunderv
eon. the champion oi the men oi Ulater.
aupported Mr. Balfour and denounced the
Irish membrra as defenders oi peralrteot
crimirlala He said that they were alqu
In aympathy with murderera William
Redmond. I'arneilite leader. challenged
Colour-l Sannderson. amid Irish cheer-a and
opposition laughter. to repeat thrae wonlr
outa'rde the house. (‘olorlei Saunderaon oi-
Iereel to repeat them anywhere.
The Jamy I’roleat Will Not Avail.
NEWARK, N J., March {it-The aaaem.
hlynlru oi this county who voted lor- the
race track IIIIla have been naked Ii they
will vote to repeal the lawn Theiranawera
show that they will all stand firm. Arr
aembiyman William Ilarrigan was naked.
"Will you vote ior the repeal oi the race
track billet" “No. air,“ he replied. ”Will
you vote to give the people a hearing?” was
the next queation. “Yea, air. I voted that
way already "
lor the repeal?" "Well. [do not propose
to be the laughing stock oi the aisle. 'I‘o
deliberately vote now contrary to the way
I voted beiore would indicate that I was
either a liar or a thiel. I understood the
blila that. I voted ior and do not propane to
heiore the publir- now and virtually
content that I didn't know what I van rot
lug ior."
[all lIvav Ilraa Ara lpida-Ia.
ll'au. Invert. Ma... Martha—Fire line
have occurred In thin city within :11 home,
the last being discoverer] at 0:10 Iaat night
In tbetop oi the Device block, corner at
Main and Central atreeta It waa l3 mil»
utea beiore a stream could he elactivaly
directed at the blaze. a the hydrant
atrearna would not reach It. The water
iruaeaa iaat aa It ieil, and ti). principal
corner oi the city preaeutcd an ap ee
ne'er teen here since the city he] was de
atroyerl in last. The firemen had a hard
agar, hut succeeded In conflnlng the on
chiefly to the upper noon
Dr. Irina Che-gee Chain.
New You. larch .r-‘m Bar. Dr.
Charles A. Brigga teal Iy tort the
ehalrai ayatarnatlo In the Union
‘I'heoiogieal seminary lair vacant by the
death oi l‘roieaaov Werewteuod delivered
his lint lecture to the aaalorelaea. The
chair is called hytheatndaatetlle'datal
chair," owing totha Iact that three oi Ito
occupanta have died in quick Iona-bu
In his lecture Dr. iirigga up it".
Dr. livery Iloyatoa Smiths book and
handled the author‘s viewa without glovea
Irma-ll aaa lalllvaa wool.
Or. more. March a-d'haimaeh that bar
existed between John L bulimia and
Charles Mitchell war apaaned last ever
leg when the two met on the man ia the
theater and warati out
We hand: The arena I followed thia
mutingwae one at the willie-unveil.
neared east. Innis theater.
an Appointment for raw-'- tiara
“anemone. larch lw'l‘he
rent to the era-ta the nomination ei
Hamaai (Justina neuronal Philadel
to he oi lhaaa court In
nil Parson. The appoint-
latat been tendered to lodge HI!-
drlah. but he declined
an strum-say Mil celebrate.
Raw foal. Iiarea tun. “la-many
olathcidenaal
whemh‘vebavaaaahie to . m
lea calibre a mule.
ayaataaerettlebeweeratleeiaeealet-
aroayerraieg.‘ ‘
nuauhmmm.
Dr. mm larch“ aqua Ileaalile
fimflmmfl'
"Why will you not vote ear
Don’t Gamble
on poor tobacco.
but use
BL
and you are
a sure winner.
Maker an everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
montage makes two large fies. Avoid
nations—and Insist on having tit»
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL 81 SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
uISIy
ii
Fr
r:
E i
if:
I ‘3‘?
3:35-:
iii
a:
. l
l;
3.
iii
if
531
ill
'rhmm“ “I"
~ lollll stlllull I. tip.
ea
'( aural mu.
”mammal:
lLL KINIIS
PLIIMBIIIE
Lat-even Wfiwm Elect:-
WWW" «lam:
lllVElll
8E0|IIIEO
By Buying Stock in the
Gatling ordnance 00.,
III Illliitle. It. i.
. Out of the capital stock of lo,-
000 shares only a few remain
unsold.
8100 shares. full paid and non-
aaeeaeahle, sold for $60.
Subscription books now open.
Heavy Ordnance, Steel Can-
non of large calibre, and High
lured under the patented pro-
cess of Dr. R. J. Gatling.
Inquiries for stock can be
made of R. H. GATLING, at
office of Gatling Gun 00.. Room
13, Etna building, Hartford,
Conn. ml 6t
WALL PAPER
Sewa-
My stock for this season ex-
coeds In quanthéty and variety of
pattern anth ng I have ever
v
oifered. I o more than
20.000 |IOLLS
arm over:
500 PlTTEIIIIS
from which to make your selec—
tion. I bought about two months
ago some 15,000 rolls to be ship
pod as soon as made. These
goods are now arriving and l
cordially invite you to call and
see them. Some of them arethe
finest I ever saw. The price on
all will be very low. If it Is not
convenient for you to come to
the store I will be pleased to call
on you with sum Ies and esti-
mate on your wor Now Is a
good time to have your work done
PIPIII- llllltlllc alumnus
llln Plillllliii
by thorough mechanics.
Everything in the Pilot line.
...E E. Gorham,
In. I rival Ava" last Norwaik. fill
an the Best!
“ Perfect”
Flour.
Dibble & Comatock have now
in store a car load of high grade
flour. It isa better iiour than
Jonce’ or any other spring and
winter wheat mixture. Costs
moreto make it, and will turn
out more bread to the barrel
because it in a stronger flour;
that in, it will take more water.
It requires more kneading.
Guaranteed the boat. and to
suit or no sale.
85.25 buys a barrel.
.68 buys a 2-H ii). bag.
.50 hnye I? Iba.
.25 boys 8 lbs.
Bu ,
'l‘ l'
Pnco low,
Quality high.
little I Bennett’s.
Oil: RMWJDARIVIERQ
run ornoa antenna.
hath lorwalk. (Inna.
Painless Dentistry
Tooth Iliad and Iatraatad without pain.
Crown and Mia- Wart.
II" III" III!- ” “I! mutt.
Wanna-taro. and! D a. an.
WhCWmfl any
Power. (lo-ton Guns manufac— '
mm = :
amass. .
crow-:5.
TIN “WARE
Plinth; ir III its limits.
FllllSloti PLIIIIEIISSIII'PIIES
"ET. 8. 00NAL080N
South. Norwaik. 'ir
m---
rgz‘i’.
r"?
Fineloh
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
"Jill.“
and
lttll'lll
animal
Railroad
Place.
rumour mm
MAPLE SYRIIP
.9.-.
IIPOII'IEO 008 Ill SIIIDIIES.
‘Plglrlgd Oysters. ..
TELEPHONE CALL 3 ll.
I Hunt & Zeiuff
IS Wall-glen street.
E. 8. MORRIS &. 00.
it sunny 0h, roster. leer.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Safes,
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
A\D
0EP08|T WOIIK Of All IIIIIDS.
The Ileet Stir: in tile Vlor
I50.000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
I50 cold in Ly an. Hm. since thatg'rea
where 50 oi our eaten were subjected to in‘te'irnaa'
heal preserving their contents.
CHAMPIOX RECORD also In the Gull
Fire In 1m. in thoiireat Boatonfire
inir‘ iElmira-I in all the great It
ior ci?cu|are. Agents wantedm "a". lag:m
fill and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT:
Freight Line
BETW It" EN
NEW YORK
AXD
South Norwalk
AND
N orwalk.
1
Tile} PIlOI’ELLERS
0in of Norwalk
AND
EAGLE
“III leave l'lerai '
New Iork. at 'ip rnr ii. (th‘n "M
pirate Kurtvalk bp.1rl.: South Norwalk “1
height received from 2 a. m. tritium.
rill” application to Ilteata the (I try at Nor-
anlI Zalrle will be not (or oped-ll lotao
height anywhere In \‘ew I'ork or II» vicinity.
mWAilperv-oua are forbid tmting any of
em loyeuoi ll bunny
$2.“! " Mm.“ "My;
ALL 312128 or?
0008MB STONE.
General Contractor all Sever
Business I Specially.
F. M. Pierce,
WW
c.01llllllt8lll
Mateo. ll. Donn.
aluminum
27mm Mall.
Bakers. lifetimes,
1c: cueam.
calm:
“anemone“
R estau rant,
the ”I"!!!
nor an. Knuth
Norwaika-m
Norwalk Chronicler