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all! m . onus, its still
sitter llltl estrus.
Stoves.
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RANGES.
AND
Hill Alli HEATERS.
GSSOllllB Stoves.
GASOLINE,
BY THIS ON OR BARREL.
Factory and Boat Work
a SPECIALTY.
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18. l ‘
Manager Hill, of the Norwsllr (Conn)
Iron Works, is a typical Republican
monopolist. His works are running
night and day, with a rush of orders.
Bathe peremptorily discharges several
of the best men as a punishment for be-
ing Democrats and tariff-reformers. He
says it was a "remarkable coincidence"
that all the men discharged were Demo—
crats. It was both remarkable and con-
vlncing.
Homer Hill does not like The
World. It made public his tyrannical
and contemptiblo performance. By this
time he is known throughout the United
Btuteeasonc of thermeanest of the lit-
tle bosses who constitute the strength of
the McKinley party. It is quite in char-
acter that he should try to dictate What
his employees shall read and how they
shall voto.‘ But we shall continue mak-
ing The World so interesting and in-
structive that they will risk his displeas.
are, and they have independence enough
to vote as they please.
Ir. Hill appears to he the perfect type
of the Republican high protectionist.
Considering his acts and his hypocritical
explanations and apologies, it is easy to
understand why it happened that in
every state which adopted a secret ballot
the Republican vote in manufacturing
towns suddenly fell ofl.
These are the selfish plutocrats who
raised no employee's wages when they
obtained the additional ”protection" of
the McKinley bill, pocketing the new
bounty themselves. But when t is pro
posed to reduce that bounty they declare
their purpose to make labor pay them
thedlflerence. and to prescribe skilled
and faithful workmen for opinion's sake.
KcKinleyism will go the more surely for
such action.
We print the above as a sample of the
stuff which is offered the readers of the
New York World. It will be a surprise
tothis community, and especially to the
employesof the Iron Works, that Mr.
Bill is “a typical monopolist." If he is,
the whole town would be blessed if every
employer in it was “a typical monopo
list.” Thereis no concern in the whole
city where more cordial relations exist
between employer and employed.
The truth is the World is either foolish
orviclons. its reporter who came here
w-tsken in tow by parties who seem to
enjoy malicious mischief, and, as the
ludsrststes,wss"studed full.”lt may be
he was not here to establish a case. lie
certainly went back "stalled full" of
the most errant nonsense with which to
asks his case. The World's personal
M to Mr. Hill are so far from
being warranted by any thing in his char-
morcouduct that its rent is consid-
srsdby most people only amusing. But
itsvielousnsu is apparent to the more
thoughtful. lt influence, if it eve-riled
snylmveds gone. its purported news
from thisplace is slwnvsof the "falls"
eldest its views based on such in-
formation are entitled to noconsiderm
lion. It may gain a brief notoriety by
illfi Insult on a succeelfnl Booth Nor-
walk industry, and one of its most ex-
emplary and popular citlsvns, than
whatnot one stands higher in there-
timstinn of its people. it may be neat-
Hastinn to times who hove done him a
lat malicious wrong, but it has in
m the sentiment which is thing all
‘ nukes against politicsl boselsm,
use lt‘willrmuton him politically snrlso
amp. Such politics, such means to
m animus measure, hurt in the
H only those who resort to than.
but“ by some of the stock-
tilus that the prevalent industrial
m would affect the Oceania-ml
lotions-sum a museum
. Mm wuslrlliedseiared for on
hues-tarantula prove-l only share
m. lathefsoscfthsfsct that the
‘mcftllnwlhavsiellenotl
flflwflslls month form-
“ tbs men m stir to
”alum-t. Dn'l‘sl
reduced the upenses of the road by the
removal of trains and other economical
measures to such an extent that, unless
the present depression is protracted for
over a year, the dividends would: not be
decreased. The stockholders of the Con-
solidated are to be congratulated upon
theirgood fortnne,and the directors upon
their wise management of the adults of
the road.
c'l‘rlz attempt of‘an Anarchist to Ilsugh
tor members of the French Chamber of
Deputies has caused a reneWed feeling of
uneasiness among men in high ofliclai
life in Washington. When the present
session of Congress convened. extra pre-
cautions were taksn, especially in the
Senate end of the capital, to prevent any
such act as this. The new rule that the
Senate Chamber will no longer be open
to visitors after 9 o'clock in the morning.
excluding any crank or desperate indi-
vidual; the successful operations of
“Jack the Slasher" in Washington. and
the inability of the Washington police
to capture this individual, have added
much to the fright of the people in the
city and have also led certain‘ senators,
it is understood, to request that extra
precautions be triken to prevent ariy'
cranks from entering the Senate galleries.
Till-z purpose of the Norwalir llorse
Railroad company to put on late cars to
meet the midnight trains from New
York and the cast, will be appreciated by
people who, out of town on business or
pleasure, arrive in South Norwalk on
those trains and have occasion to go up
town. The absence of any convenient
means of reaching the borough into at
night has heretofore been exitspersting.
This change, too, shows it disposition on
the port of the new management of the
road to accommodate the traveling
public.
THE “cold wave," which sent the tem-
perature down to thirty-sight degrees be.
low zero on the northern shore of Lake
Superior, yesterday, will be decidedly
felt in this section by to night. and it is
probable that the wintry weather will
continue two or three days. it is likely
to be followed by asnow storm, which
will give New England a white Christ-
mas.
'l'u Lay a Tax.
On Wednesday December 20th. at
10133011. m.. thrro will be a meeting of
senators and representatives from Fair.
iield county for the purpose of laying a
toxic defray one-half the cost of Bon-
nett's bridge; also for building fenders
and approaches at the new Washington
bridge, and providing ways and menus
for current expenses, and doing any
other proper business. The meeting will
he held In the cities of the County Corry
minioners at Bridgeport.
Very Few Oysters Across lbs Sound.
Not more than ten thousand bushels of
oysters will be sent to market from Oys-
ter Bay, L. 1., this winter, says the
Pilot. The usual crop is any where
from 150,000 to 200,000 bushels. The
short crop is caused by seed being so
scarce three years ago.
then planted and the result is that this
winter there will he very few oysters to
sell. The shortness of the crop will fall
heavily on those who gain thuiriiving
by followlng the bay. ‘
lttlllAY’l’th.
lfrs. Ada Themes will give an outer-
tainment at her school Friday, the 22d
inst,
Mr and lira. William Host-r. Jr.,re
turned home yesterday from a visit to
New Yuri: city.
The IAIlles' Auxiliary of the Mailm-
dlst cburchare holding a meeting this
afternoon with Mrs. Daniel Wicks.
Members of the Baptist church will
give an entertainment to night at the
home of Mrs. W. 1 Stevens, Main street.
The young people are enjoying the
skating on J ll. Raymond's pond.
Monday night there was an exciting race.
the contestants finishing in the following
order: Samuel Mott, Charles Hilton.
Bhsphsrd Wells and Judson Williamson.
The steamer Kate 0. Stevens, which
months rocks west of the Norwslk
islands, Sunday at midnight. but floated
at high tide Huntley noun, has been tow-
ed to Northport, L. l , where she will be
hauled onion the dry dock and the sa-
lent of her injuries amrtslneo. it is
not thought she is badly damaged.
Milli!!! 0! I'll! it’l‘fl'l.
Within a year ten Yale students have
been stricken with appendicitis
Thirty-five ruse, employed in the butt
and binge department of Bergent's fact-
ory. New Haven, have struck because
their wages were restored liltssa per
cent.
Astoueysrd to provide empkrynunt
forpeopiennir cutof work. will soon be
in operation in Stamford. There are
new ssvsa Mullins pledged, ct ssoo
sack, luring only one more to be saver-
ed to slats up tins fund my to
mats-telly carry out the piss.
Schumann-issues
"“7
Very little was i
HAWAII'IN ARMS.
The Government ilousc Is Now
Strongly Fortified.
JOHN BULL HAS A SCHEME.
England lakcs‘tlvrriuros For a line.
lproclly Troniy With the islands.
the Latest News From llonoluln bhows
the Islam! Ilepuhlln to lie In a hints of
(treat Excitemenlwl’rnvlvlnrlal Govern.
rnent Distrusts llolh the United States
and England and lfropmea tn lleslsl 3
Restoration of tin.- uueeu~Wlllls and
“In English Mlnirter Will ltn (liven
‘l'hr-lr I‘m-sports and Liliuokaluni hacked
lip Should liucir rm Attempt lie Mulls.
lioxorrrv. ill-c. 5 (via San Francisco.
Dec. is, per slrnrriuhip Oceanic). —— The
steamer Arum; u'us hold over until noon
yesterday to allow lion. Mackenzie Howell,
minister of trade and comrrrerceof Ottawa,
to ndrlreas the Honolulu chamber of com-
merce. Mr. llowell was accompanied by
Mr. Theodore H. Davies. Application ‘was
first made to President Dole to use his in-
fluclrcetocall thu chamber of commerce
together to listen in Mr. Bowen‘s commer-
cial propositions, which are now known to
intro imri n somipolitiml significance. Re-
porters were excluded from the meeting,
flllll it was impossible to get off a report
of the meeting by tho Aruwu, though Mr.
llowell carries with him It verbatim report
by his secretary. which will probably be
published upon his arrival.
Mr. Howell's speech consisted mainly of
of on appeal for aid from the Hawaiian
government. to crrcmrmgoplhe (.‘unadlan-
Australian steamship line. lie told of the
market in Canada for Hawaiian products
and spoke of the lll‘t‘i'nhlly of cable commu-
nication between ilnwell and (Immrln rind
Australia. He sold it conference Would be
held next year on lilo .subject and invited
llnwnii to send is representative. _
'l‘he illeflllrt'l'n of the cabinet were seen
shortly after the~ meeting yestenlny morn-
ing. and from their uumderl expressions of
opinion concerning the purpose of Mr.
Howell's proposition showed timt the real
scheme behind his speech. as reported, was
preliminary to a proposal for a new treaty
to be entered into un‘the part of England,
through Canada, with llnwuii.
()noof the cabinet said: “Of course no
proposition bus yet been made. We have
nothing before us, but it is not likely that
We will enter into relmlum unless'forccd
to do rm by the attitude of the United
States. You; I am inclined to believe that
the hand nrul influence of England is he-
hind this prupvilll, fllltl that a proposal for
a new treaty will be made before the time
for cxplrntlon of the reciprocity treaty
with the United States, i certainly bull-ave
Euglnml is tryinlr to gain ri foothold hem."
The policy of resistance to either inter-
nal or externnl form-s has received the
unanimous consent of the government.
The filtration serious.
, Vn'rnmA, it. (I . lit-c. l:l.~'l‘he following
Dill ire. have been roco-ivnl from llormlulu:
51an- lht-arrival of the steamer Warri-
ruootm Sm: ‘Ji political events have fol-
lnwodcach uthcr with startling rapidity.
Former dispatches have not fully antici-
pnted the carious mndiliun Hawaii is new
passing through in the most determined
and heroic way.
When the Warrirnuo arrived with Presi-
dent [Elm-land‘s ultimatum, the roynllsts
were jubilant, Mill the artnexatlouisls at
once begun to curry out their previous
plans for forcible resistance in case the
steamer Chitin, which arrived three days
later, brought instructions to Minister
Willis forthe restoration of the monarchy
with the old of the United states troops
frgim tho warships Adams and Philadel-
p in.
Within 24 hours after the news which
was brought by the Warrimoo was re-
ceived 1,600 determined Annexutloulats bud
assembled on short notice at the tlrlllnhml
of the barracks behind the executive build-
as.
The meeting was short, but enthusiastic.
The spirit of 1770 prevailed, and those who
heard the ringing cheers which welcomed
the speech of President l". M. [latch of
the Annex club and the presentation of
the resolutions liflt‘w that monarchy, even
though resmrml by the superior forces of
the United Stillt'tl, would be short lived.
[inoculations lo final-t Interference.
Blues the lllllM meeting the spirit of en-
thusiasm which at first prevailed among
the royailsts has been innstate of pure
fluctuation. and some of their clearest
hurled leaders ndtnit that the success of
the restoration policy at present or in
the future depends on the armed protec-
tion of monarchy by the i’ultetl Hinton.
The following are the resolutions adopted
by the brass meeting on Saturday evening.
Nov. 25:
fir-(lived. That we have fl-ml with surprise
and regret the rommmrruluiicm of the worn-
lary of state of the L'nltwl males to the prest-
deal to regime the monarchy lately existing in
Hawaii.
Remind. That m- contlsrnn the assumption
of the If rrntnry of state that the rtuht of the
prnvlaimmi government to exist was terminate
ed by his refusal to resubmit to the Music the
treaty or union pending between the two coun-
tries. and also his asvnmption that the provi-
sional government had at that time submitted
the qtmtluu of its currilnueri existence to the
erbitrament of the president or any other
(if.
”Resolved. That we support to the but of our
ability the provisional government in resisting
any attack upon it which may be contrary to
the usage of nations.
The adoption of the resolutions was pro
ceded by speeches of many leadingcrtiunr.
chief of which was that of if. H. ilatch,
the lending lawyer and president of the
Annex club.
Music: For Defense.
After the undecided character of the news
which was received by the steamer China
the opinion prevailed until the arrival of
the Art-mils that instructions would he
received by the latter vessel for immediate
restoration. Pending the Australia's coup
in. several important unmet and council
meetings were held. and it was determined
to meet the proposm restoration of the
monarchy by the 00'1”an forces of the
government, the American leslrm, the
Annexation club and the Ctrisens’ Reserve
guard, whose joint urea h on this island
and within Honolulu is in H.000 nun.
Order-were stones given fbthomwe
names having or to has bmsitsr wan-
ship- in the Honolulu harbor that he as.
also would be allowed .
dnio pending and ufterthe arrivalof the
Australia.
The notice applied to thedspanesecrulser
Namiwa, tied the Japanese consul general.
Fujil, has privately announced that Japan
would not interfere should war break out
between the provisional unvernmentaml
other nations. The Namlwn will remain
neutral, simply protecting the lives and
property of Japanese relidents.
The Executive Building Yul-tiled.
‘Active preparations, both for defense and
aggression if necessary, were begun the
day aftr-r the arrival of the steamer China.
Two hundred and fifty men were put to
walk fortifylng the executive building.
Vermilion we're fortified with three tiers of
somllmgs, and the roof» will be similarly
treated. Companies of sharpshooters, all
trnlnmi men, will occupy the four corner
lowers from the basement to the roof.
‘l’ropurstlons thus far made will allow
the government to handle with a great rc-
sistnncu force from 750 to 800 troops in the
ear'crrllve buildings, und ammunition and
shares have been provided to withstand a
continuous ultmzk for one monthor more
should hostilities break out.
The water supply cannot be cut off. as
the Q'XI‘Clltva building is supplied by an
urirslnn well located within the grounds.
The govcrmncnt claims that With the sup-
port of the. Annexation club and the Citi-
zena' reserve, backed by the present funni-
dnble battery of‘Gatlings. Maxims and
Austrian ileldpieces now on hand, an au-
gressive rnm'enn-nt could be made. if users-
srtry, that would clear Honolulu of the as.
grognte forces of all the man'of-wnr vessels
at present in port should a landing be
nmdc.
in case n collision comes further aid will
at once rally around the provisional gov-
rnent from the other islands... in case it is
the intention to carry out the instructions
for the rt‘nlnritllnu of the mounrcby Minis
tor Willis tum promised to give the pro
vi>£mmlunn rnnmnt :tli hour-5' notice before
inking such option.
in moo of lli'lt’fll the revenues of the gov-
ernment have ulrvavly been accreted, rind
the government will be reorganized at oth—
er lmulqunriers, defying Cleveland andtbe
n-aterml rirouarchy until the resident Amer-
lmns nn- owl-pt bya superior forcefrum
llll,'ll' homes in Hawaii.
k‘rar British Interference.
lt bus been learned upon the best nu-
thority—lu fact, cunning directly from roy—
nlist mmrcu-a—thnt the British minister
l’f’rllilt‘fll. Womlobouso, hue lately stored to
dim-tout prrsons in Honolulu that there
Was on umirumruling bettwen President
(‘levelulnl and the English government
that the monarchy should be restored In
priulw political circles here. on the annex-
alim .-'~' side, the opinion has been free
ly l .\ [.r. sand that the presenceof the llritish
crm-wr i'hun;piou bore at lllt' present litm-
vms must-d by the four in the English for-
eign r llli‘t‘ that r'mmeut Cleveland would
not be able to curry out his policy and
promise.
This theory I’I‘ilt'l’lt‘tl the executive, and
the mh :4 .;\ council llt‘ld n arm-lad nmiun,
ll) ‘\l.lll) u‘cli liinu n lutrmlur‘rd lllt' ful-
'..\~..v mm. hit-ii mu unnninmusly
l- tum-m ml lxy ll council to the i‘XL‘lu'
luv.
L, lt‘
i - - ...:, Jim rim orcotrtlvevuuncllinquire
.. .'.m .‘.r.: ;: :sll‘l' \tln-thorhis instruc-
I. .. . \lwl .. .- ..ml in burrmmyuith the
. r >' . (n Almru in President l‘lel‘n-
' :wt’. :r lm nus instrurim to use
l‘t
,\.-.’.. Thur shrux'll Ilm above be in the
. . v, ti. . ( Olllu'll wrummo-nds that Mr.
Wall‘s vlmlt‘l) yrizrn his [diasport and
:u v x . . lw “Lair u primlwr Ill lelll‘.
;: f .r n! tlm ('lt‘ltll'll N‘I'lll§ to be ilml,
ti. i‘..".~!| will alter tin-ir protection to
it i' I .\ qlin'll in cnm- i'resixlt-nt t'lewlntul
lrtliu la rvstv-to lrrr. This is the chief not
suit that fllt‘ notin- lms Inert given to the
{(IrUlKll «illriuls not to loud troops without
permission of the provisioned flol't'l'lllllt'lll.
’l'ln- provisional government will send
important dispatches to Minister Thurston.
The furl is to 111‘ emphasized than no ques-
tion 1.! :trbilrntmu has been subrultttul by
the provisional govvrurm-ut. ms is assumed
by Secretary Gresham. .\l r. Thurston will
be instruvtml rhut the [meltiun taken by
llllllsvli is u corrvct one. and one ripen
which the mrrrr'umeut here will lilhll’f.“
with force if livt‘rrtsllry.
it is burned that as Minister Blouut in.
tervikul but twu of the original cornmit~
tee- of rulfely tlu- gun-rumour will also for‘
ward to Minister 'i’lmrston for his use alli-
Ilnrlts from the rcmninl' ll members as
in fuels llama-hing from tirerlnte of the
pl'rrirlillgililllll of the new constitution to
tho trim: of the raising of the store rind
at up». by nx-Mlnisirr Stevens.
in vii-w of tin- nttitudo assumed by Pres-
ld' m l'lou-lnnrl, American citizens yester-
tluy prr~.-utml u protest to Minister Willis
which hm. barn iurtueruusly slurred.
lilouut’s rulmrt ruined a furore of indig-
nation in both the nmwxaiion and royallst
f'llilrpn. 'i'lu- roynlintsdcnmmce both Wrin-
tlr-ulu-m uml ('ullmrn. nml the annexntlom
lulu riaim that this report is one aided and
unrhlnl. lllibllit’lill urnsrnlly ls stuunutcd.
investments huvi- cwwnl. ulnl there is no
flinlu-y to lend on any securities. Capital
is helm; withdrawn from books, and both
[Will and foreign commerce will remain
crippled no long ml the present crisis and
pom Icrtl oscitunu-ut continue.
in on interview with one of the cabinet
the fut-t wnsrh-vclopevl thnt in cast) of fur-
tin-r trouble tlmexecullvo omincll will at
nnt'l' carry out the reculnnwnllstion of the
..:h-~,.ury ctrlllll'll. give Minister Willis his
pimpurr. suoi declarative exuqueen as pris-
umsr of state. From sclniufllclnl sources it
is further lent-nut that should the British
minister make nny attempt at interference,
either on behalf of the (ix-queen or Great
Britain, lllL' n-comuu-mlmiun of the MM-
wry turmoil will be ('Xit'llllt'll at once, and
Minister Wmnlchouse willnlsobs handed
his passport.
Flee in Portland.
Pennant), lilo, llvc i:l.~r\ block owned
by this estate of John E. Donnell mtd occu-
pied by the Atkinmu Furnishing company
or llcston mus burned with its contents,
entailing n loan of about “mum.
Hobbes! at n llutellersf Dunne.
Cannes. N. 1., Dec. lB.-—At the button.
srs’curnusni Merlin llill received I] stab
wounds and is thought Mlle dying. llirarn
hinder is under arrest as his assailant.
dissenters el Cilia-es on Trial.
l’olirtsnn. Uta, Doc. 13.41.:- trial of as)
persons charged with consplrncy tn smug-
gle Chinese lotion-rs into this country be-
an berethls morning.
All Auras Wot-ea lawyer.
CAlthllhl, Pa... Dec. ill—«Tile entire Can
llsle bar is up in arlns miner. Ida G. lint
nr Mechanic-burg, who wants to be a
lawyer
(laps-l- Ilshey untested.
New “avail, Dee. narration lilskey
as. of Tonswanda, N. r. was m-elscsstl
captain of the Yale 'vsrnlty football eleven.
W tell-liar canoe-ties.
lavmsu. Ilse. our» salsa-l issua-
um
«winners-sums-
uuu's‘cnlicts coon.
its Admissioufiaeh State is Now
Very Probable.
so TARIFF BILL muons mm.
The Delegate tron: Utah Ably Defends Ills
“It. from the Blur of Polygamy—~11“
right For the Repeal of the Elections
Low Begins In the Senate.
\VASlllNGTON. Dev. l:l.—~'l'lrc homu- Illllv
cussed the question of pinningnnothm-stnr
on the American ling.
of the bill for the llllllll-l-«inu of Club into
posing pains and pl‘mllllt‘fi for [mlyusttirius
marriages, the contention on the one lmud
helm: that the state should conu- in on an
equal footing with other slum unhundi—
capped by Mich prmision; on the other,
that M polygamy hnd been slumped out by
the federal Slflillfu, runl as the admission of
the territory rrnulrl rcptznl that slitilllt’,
congress should make- lt prnctirnlly part of
the enabling not. .
Mr. Mars-e of Massachusetts, in opposing
the bill, took occasion to trial» a vicious
assault on l'mh um! .‘lnrflluliislll, n-mlllililt
all the outrages of plurnl morrinuv, the
are, blood atonement and tho rn-lulullurts
of the Erulowrm-ut llllllnr.
Delegate lhvvllus Defends (Hull.
Mr. Rnwiins. the hub drive ”4‘, in the
course of is brilliant woven ch .mpioniug
tlll.‘ bill, ropll‘ ll in Mr. .‘vlwrv‘ mnl worsted
the representative fn-t - . it -' mite wry
badly. lle approval llu: ulruonl pm-
poaotl I‘Qlillll'l'lil1w»l);.:hlll3 .l mmmplcx,
but expressed it tzrrfrcr \iillltrgtit*.~slti nu:-
rcpt the single mm" lmvhl .‘~ sled by
Mr. I’uwtra of Yr. I-ui prohibitingpolyg-
arnous uranium-a f'vi‘t‘l’r 2-:
Mr. Horror of on... nppmwl the bill on
the ground llml it now .i spam-1y sculud
Western it'r'riini'y umumoh influence in the
bonnie. 'l'lrt :rmml imprr-niun H‘L‘flliltl to
election of tun lllui’v frt-c coinage [lemu-
crate ill flu: within. The llt-lm c “ill cnn‘
elude lmlh} .is lllil'sl. of the rum-5min-
livr-s hMVl‘ \‘vliil'lr'tlll‘ll tlrrir uppuniibullu
the bill. it in i'hl‘l‘fflt‘ll in pass by on liver“
Wlli'lilillrfl lunjmity.
The first gun of tho inevitable pnrlia-
trientnry fillillt‘ in llii'l-t'lizlfu upon the ques-
tion of the rivpeninf the federnlt-lcctiuus
law ll'lti- firml, and it mum from unr‘ of the:
oppnnenh of tho npml—Svnurorl‘ullun
0‘ llliuoim
Senutor titer-curt of Nt-imln, in it short
spewh, ftfll'llt'zlit'll the roguull of iln- elec-
tions law and iin'hlvntully pcu'r- l'pr’l‘flfilull
in aortic of his \wll kvtmsn \iu-us ()ll lllt'
flriunt‘iztl illit'NtllIh.
.\ l‘l‘t-Olllll‘ull (Jilin-.1 upon the- president
for lullliiiouui .1:!’~ru;.;:iuu :.: iln- llnu'uliuil
rrmllut' \i:r~ izwl t 2.. ill i: . '. Fryi-
of Maine might svzt-m't mum- r.-1:t:.xl<-.
“’nrk D" the anifl Hill.
“'AHIIMHHV. flu: in » l2." (‘Iillllilliit't‘
on wuysuml mam (amt-Crud r‘m- nuiml~
tiles of lllt‘ will! bill and Ill'YHlMl wine
time in the winnnutmi‘. y-nlmzm of inc
bill. This use not us. i:.t.‘ln-.l,runl
the wrnulittw Wlll continue. it i. not
known yet win-n the bill “Ll Irv it purml,
but if is llllils'hl“. ll ilml i '1' " 1m \‘Clluml
buanlremly i l‘t‘lU: in p. lll‘m Hi the re—
port which \\ ill in ’lr' ._nl llmt in- will
llllll‘ ll haul) L. --. t in :lww... my
nu-rubrrs of lim rump .- ; l a}. »
tlretnrill lull in womb-mi :zu‘. lingual
for report in file E.- m»
Although 40 r: .:.b.-ra of the llnusi‘, bu-
aitics llrlvgull- Hamil of A: llwllil. lum- ro~
,Ilh
quratt‘d it much. I'll tlw let; 13‘. Mai. it i~ lml
sure that ”14' [Jill mil in l'cnl- kll"ll Nibbl-
oration. (inwrnl \\'|x E “xx .;.«-.l.v. ml
the request for tln- mu. . ,a '. .1 it “he
notintumlml that liw l al-i lli'tnll'
Hlllt‘l’l'd in t‘llllclh pnrtmnh. .11 that the
Ill-rnmrruts should imH . . ruin-mm .lml
[but it. should Lo l'le.‘,'li‘lltl m: w in that.
light. thou in M.) Hll."l'. l'i.:.:i'll‘.l‘.l lini-
[min of the cut:- Ha, in niurn :Iiu 1mm :il
was prosonlul, llrllll'lll-l'-‘l_\' lull ii. (‘l'ltli'P
once with i‘hnlrmm “film” .1 llu- z .3,
and ammo Cilillil..l..-, Lu: nothing was
definitely ugh-mi up .u
va I‘m: intuit-r I.
Witsrrrxm‘m. i' . H. 'i'::.- Winning
pimllllilrll-l'vu mm ;,v. ..t< ill
Sou J-vmv, '2 l t t' 'l.‘ ~. lizuwuwr
l‘ilv; l‘liilltvli.‘l'r. ‘. I. i .
Sm» lnru nwi ‘- 5. H l' l Junie.
l’i‘llllr}ll’l?. . V» r‘ .. i‘.‘. l'urli-llt‘;
'l‘humua .l. l....ln , ‘ l. . \ l.ll‘llll,
um'mlllr; ill-14w: i. . \qul- um:
James Kll‘t'ltllt‘i‘. .\l.t!‘.u
A Blunt t nblmt \lw-n .5.
“'AslllMl‘l‘UN. 1m. mum:
meeting u'us allul‘ilvl‘ ti. . ”4.1.... to
the absence of Sv‘vrvmi . .. .m-i I‘d-t-
muaicr Ul‘lll‘l'nl Him-ll l. l- li‘ulmllli!
thut the l‘XluItlr «l lulu .I
will be sent 1.. the >. :m: ».
w on llllll‘iill
Ilml lane I'nilmu in: min.
llmulnm'm. “Hi. i" .l . '.' l..~:m
and ill-wot .\i .‘mi'- 1' , .- ,. .. . e M... by
thopmitll i-xumuwr l i , l -.~mt.-.«
marshal. M: l. «u . . m1 hm.
potions for hulr in on t . 1 u . l littlu‘l‘.
lllllrlrh :s-i Mar iiirl ,\4.r.
New Lithium. than. it .. :1: _ l‘i'r-m)”
appenrunm ill-rt- mm A : . :tr tint tlw
builders ll‘ fliI' l‘llllt‘l .v ,. 1'; ll-U'P .‘Inp.
bit-bend expect. that oh:- v. d'. m arm-n rim-c.
ollll trlsl trip.
l: l' llllk‘n
Lelllflll'a .hlmui “:1. Hing.
l’lntamzm-tm, [In ‘l“ .- llll’l’tftul'll
of tilt' lrl'lillfll Viriliy rmi . 9. bl tllt‘ll'
ruultlnr monthly mw‘».u.1 P’ ,. or. Wil-
bur. in his report. rm. x... .... recent
strike.
To heels tire f'lttltel of tilt if'tvrl ’llm”.
Aim/my, Dev. ill. ~‘l h . - .l .2 ulmum
of the llulllll'ns ill-[Il‘l'wiim will land ilnmg
in New York slots- are in m: lil\‘l"!‘fll.{lllm.l
by the slate bureau of iniwv r-lullstlml.
«‘u
“ill Investigate ”and: trilll'llsls.
museum, N. Y., Doc. lil.~u~l'lle pillars
and employees of the defunct Morrimuta'
bank have but" summoned tunppeurbn-
fore the grand jury.
Queen Vleinrln hires An lllltuu Villa.
FLORENCI. Dec. 10.“er :l \ liflf‘i‘lfl hill
taken the Villa io’abbridhn ti. lxl'lll‘ l‘lmle,
{or a short term, with the privilege of bur
m u. -. W . .
All rev nestles s Unemployed.
Mama, Ike. ll).-—'l‘he chnmber of
serum has motor a land rot-tits relief
of the unemployed in title city.
midis”... it still...
flsutm, Dre. ill. _. General Matthieu
Campos and lluloyAraat has another cow
W
on maxim» m
_ Dec. "wells W. P.
m... “w
’l'liv consitlcrniiun ,
the sisterhood of status wuu imgun. The
principal point or issue was whethrr the :
enabling act ahouldmntuin n provision im»
crimes of the llanitcs. the Meadow nnwm‘ "
be that his rml «.i‘jurt “a, to prvwnt the I
9 at wellington Street.“
flu...” .—
FISH,
. OYSTEBB,
CLAMB.
LOBBTERB, , BUALLOPS,
GAME,
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP,
Imported OILS ,
and BARDINEB,
Finest Assortment of FISH to
be had.
PICKLED OYSTERS.
Huniftltlufi,
Telephone Gall. ss-u.
Plum lrsnetl tourist
.
, Nil summers.
W runway anally and in l styles of
m .
,rrlé at. crunches {more
amend. turn wire ill sac picture
use “is 'flw: wluhszhdih‘drm not ill?
fullilg'sof samples. . “
”.mwm WWW...
~‘SKATES-
We hav
alsoafllllnc ill .8
skaiesat west when. n “my any
H. D. Wolcott,
34 Main Street, liorwsil, lit.
“126 6m
Eye
Can't detect the microbes of disease, .’
: and yet they exist by the million. ‘
‘ The permeate the s 'stcm, pollute ,
2 the loud nndpoisont cvitnlorgnus.
Disease is the inevitable result.
RA DAM 'S
.. destroys every specie of microbe and -
, cures every form of disease. ll‘sthc
: latest and greatest discovery of aci-
“ cncc. No matter what form of dis-
_ case you are suffering with it will
i pay you to investi into. A strpngc
. cool: of valuable in ormatlon free.
The Win. Radam Microbe Killer (10.,
: 'l laughs llt., New York City.
'* i. ll. "underarm. ll North Main Hr
iglmuh Nut-walk-
nunttmnuumummmltwlnluluuruuznzarnun. .
lllllll‘ll
run cam
ulunoo RIMIDV
"Alibi?“ fill all”!
IPAUL" In I. RAVI. Curr-s all
. u-mus llm mus, robin; Memory.
i'orrsis, illlwplossnrsr, Mgirily ‘rnlv
sinus. l‘Lt‘.,f‘all>l'rl by pn9t nlmu
toslnunkmnrgnnl. :ml q t unruly ra-«tnre-
Loot Manhood llll ldur Emily burnt-ll m'vcat
pm-krr. l'!|“".l.001l|r.sv nu. SIS lur’faoo \vril: gr
nrillrn gunrunter In euro oruoncy refunded._llnn t
‘r 1 in up li’im lfllt'xl drug int n 11 no any hurl u]
l. lnvisten having NIIAI'I , nr-nuntlst x’ if
U! got it. We “ill wildlt by nmll upon rr'r‘ttlpt
yriirs vigor nmlrize
'1
vi wt‘l 14‘
Oriental Medical Cm. l‘ropc. , Chlrm, ill. . ere-r earn“.
CEO. 0. STILLSON.
South liorwalk. Genny»
oclll ll'
W.H.Meeker&lu.
Hale Agent for
G. 8. LR. BOLTDN'S
HOT WATER HEATE!
Plumbing, Storm and lies-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Wort.
lint Air llssting.
Plans and eelirnates furnished for either
lint war: r, steam or hot air heating.
to SOUTH MAIN ST
w. L. DOUGLAS
33 SHOE udl'h'lm
Dryers-ritual? Wmmlausdbyspsh;
lost in the world.
' :4
lfyovvrnl sins DRESS SHOE. made lnlbelslstt
styles. don't pry $6 is 38. try my $3. $3.50. Miller
35 8M Tile ill equal to cuslam made and ioolr and
user as VI“. fyou whit lo tcommlrcin yourfooivssr.
lovely purchasing W. i. new!“ Sim. film all
cricsrtsmpul on the ball' 0'. I." i: f, It whtn you ll,
'ou. DOUGLAS. llrociltcn, Mass. 80 by
J. SCHAUB.
Fawcs'rr’s
Headquaners lill Millinety
3 WATER STREET.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary.
our store is open from la. in. until 7 p. m. and
we are offering special bergalns in hats and
feathers. (live he a call, and list a lovely
Trimmed list from Stilt up.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
nil-ll
l'unphlct urmaiulvnn lope trims. Adllrors :
OLD rm. RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
summer:
NEW YORK,
South Nurwalk
AND
NORWALK.
- m. l’ltfil’l)l.l.EltS
CITY OF NURWALK
AND
”WEAGLE
artcc>
W
m7
' \i'illit-nve Pier 2;, E. EL. Beekman street,
New 1 urk. at f; p. in.
Leave Norwaik, 5 p. m.; South Norway, 6:30
p. ru.
Freight received from 7 a in. to 5 p. m.
Upon .‘llllllll‘llililn to agents the City of Nor-
ivniir and En do will he sent for spec nl lots of
freightanyw ere in New York 0r its vicinity.
{Ii-ill pen-ans are forbid trusting any of
(’tlllfll oil is owners thereof.
i 0. JENNINGS.
Panel Hanger, Balciminei. Painter
Arm dealer 2“
dill PAPER Mill BilillJEliS
srzlll tf
I’iorth )ictn all .1. r, m. Somali:
:..~ 1m] ‘
incl-.7 of full lino. latest styles of
fir lorrnm‘t fliil Mouldlnys taken
' .m-wntlnn. on notice by metal.
Estimates chwrfnlly given.
llll‘.
utilitarian!"
Pictures,
AND
Art Goods.
Al’icture makes a fine Christmas or
Wedding present. What is home with-
out Picturcson the walls? Fine Furni-
ture and fine wall pnper do not furnish a
room. Pictures are needed to put on
the finish Then the combination gives
ionvnml brightness to the room. Wr-
hnvv it fine (instrument of Etchings, I’ho-
ton, ilnlf tone, Combination Photos and
Artoylypes, framed and unframed. l’lc
lures framed at hard-pan prices.
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington St, 80;!9'm'k'
lllilll ll EAST Willllilli! .-
EVENING sinner.
MElllllll BUSINESS COllEGE,
STAMFORD, Willi.
Own-l Tuesday Evening, October Jill.
‘l'nuilxlnwn and young worm-n, einployul
durinr rim «lay. can pursue rnllrncs in
IIOUKKICEX’ING. PI!NMAN§EH’.9H03'I—
"AND, rvrnwnrnsu. TELEG-
(IBAI'Y. ALL ENGLISH
HIKANCHU!.'BEHOII
AND GERIAN.
'l‘utiun rules reasonable. Send for illustrut-
ed catalogue.
It. A. MERRILL, President.
lild Well Hand Laundry.
9| Washington street,
South liarmllt.
.- «own»-
AIA. Willi“ ”0N! BY "AND.
Pit) ACIDS URI") II WAHIIINO.
tiA‘l'lfll'Ac‘l'ION GUARANTEED.
0000!! CALL!” '08 Al” DELIVER-
!" [REE OI CHARGE. llN TIMI.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
arid I?
One Thousand
Cider Barrels
“Anu—
KEGS.
FOR SALE,
.41..
llllfllll llEllilllEll PillllES.
wamaw / » ---«
lllllllllfl BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
so instills-as '
thumps: mount be guaranteed the more
WW is untitled in. My mu.
4mm»: mods to materials pa.
trons. but cheap meet is lander spots
are mtmmemamwm
la (Andie-scenarios dusts/mm
am .
the rmployu-nf the boats of this line on no».
1
“D
. -
......--
‘.
,’..-
work
South
fillllfl
“.95 to
running nears a all warranted.
on fine it c e . ted.
meat of upho tered bodlr
ho rer in constant a. lid
trim to order at short not,
re-u Dhglster‘dua done a 1%
sodas, vs I see, ram . to .
lfll‘ 'l‘l'lcl'olcs. Express Wagons, etc.
F. BOYLSTON.
EDWAYTON. (m. opposite It. It. Statiolg.‘
j:
.d
f:‘
’d
'I
:t
'I
I
Till EVENING a; M.
"""' anti
~AT~
BillllillS' Phillis.
. ll diluent ties of
were
i all On
a is extend".
00
T.
\o---o——-—
5 .4_--—-.-----
your
own
orders
for‘ ,
anything
in the
line of
' that you
may wish
and we
will be
done with
news
and
”MAT.“
... nnung
Guarantee
that the
'lctllll'll
m
“4:2:
worried—-
Washington
Street,
Norwallr.
Norwalk Chronicler