militiamen.
Isis
meow”, Miter use ”miner
Um mun ‘mm—ny mail. in ad-
’ ‘V m t One month.“ three
M of: months. “Moneys”. 85.0).
we: new-bonito n week. to be paid
“"8!” ‘
~Wl¢ BAW”Wnut," “'lb
but,” soil “In so." ,edrsrtisenisnte. not 0':-
min lines,“ one time.- nc; three times.
Moira-in. 81.00. Bending airless. 10c. s
in... Wood awn noticseJOa. scum.
,slsefrstesfordlsnlsvod advertisements fur.
Won connection. ‘
urn omen—No. no Wuhingtml street.
' Ifllfll m, telephone cell. '4. Brunch
« fine. No. 1II Well street. Norwnlk: telephone
. n i, ON. "“
. oorrlnnuosnoss should in Ill cpscs be
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'rnlt [VIKING elxxmu.
» flours No swan. corn.
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[HUMBLE DECEMBER 1‘ 1803.
W
ME WILSON TARIFF BILL.
" an... opposition to tho-Wilson tsrlfi‘ bill
fills-using alarming dissensions in Demo-
critter-uh. The lcysl element-thus
whopropose to stand by the party st all
times and in sil cases, are demanding
from the kickers any and all sacrifices
' which the folly and destruction
thnltsnsd by the measure in‘volves.
' - _ Fourteen months ago men and manufac-
turers who declared that our industries
.4 were so well established and equipped
‘ thlt they could snccessfiilly meet the
competition“ of the world are today, to
‘nses‘phruse that is quite expressive, if
not very elegant, squealing like stuck
rise ' ,
The New York Herald, whicbr-iu the
lost eunvss, raised the bugbear of foreign
labor Influx if the protective policy con-
tinued, and which, since the hard times
blixssni struck the country in can»
quence of the change of the policy of the
government, raised another bugbear of
theiilver bill, is calling lnsiily for the
ascriilce necesssy to carry out the Demo-
cratic mongrel notions of tariff embraced
in the Wilson bill. It says:
Any Democratic dissension over the
Wilson bill will prove a greater menace
no its success than Republican opposi-
tion. With the Democrats united the
hill con be passed without unnecessary
delay. But if any considerable number
stud out for the local interests of their
respective districts the effect may be to
delay, if not defeat. the passage
of the bill. This may prove dis.
estrous both to the country smile the
Democrsts. 9n the success of turifl
revision depends the success of the
Demomtic psrty. The people have cell-
ed ittotopowsr toreviae the tariff, and
' if it feileor long delays to do so the rs-
» will be prolonged business depres-
Ind hard times for which
Democrats will be held responsible.
~ . to say nothing of, patriotism,
pod politics demands that the Demo-
mtlln Congress shall rise ubovelocsl
”addendum sod units on the measure
m best for the country and the
m. They should unite not only to
: p the bill, but to pose it without need-
ludslsy. ’l‘o svoid delay is second In
inporterm only tosvsrtiug defect of the
“to. Business must continue to be
M until It is known what changes
. Into be rustle In customs duties. The
honor tint is now known the sooner will
some the d." of prosperity.
'11s Interpretation of the shove i. that
is ambushed industries of ihc country
“bemused, no matter whst tho
' .. out or misting, to carry cutthe ruinous
hrlfl policy The Herold represents
The Herald position is thst those Inter-
“ in the Industries threatened sod
‘ “It will be ruined by the Wilson bill
on Ill ignorant The effect already of
mm tsriff legislstion is too strong
on Wt for the Herald to most with
_ limit”. The people are now ready
b Ihndon their self-destructive
We, not srs urging the defect of the
m hill. These efforts should he
w until they become irresistible.
' '50 out election. now only eleven
. ”the swsy, will place rspreseutstives
hm who will be chosen to repre-
gfit Muslim ldess and look after
MI! Ionian.
Metro on not the fortunntopoe-
”on of big elem, worm woolen
more»: times accessory to keep
it“, will feel sdcgrse more comfort»
‘ ‘ ' MMMthsprsuntfrigid
"not lost long. Tbswesther
‘ fill or tilt the ”cold wsvs”
<m no spin today, without
out. however, but that the
_ ' ’ will own begin to rise
{III soidwill be slisrp enough
; fish: and height to more
infiwiia mi. forskstingiu um
Inhsmwmiymwu
unlit supply for mu semi-w.
' ants/Known
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Through the columns of
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
* WTTOHES
summation-aim
our: Glfifflmfl
Will" and TIME .
will mm mm cum
DiANiBNDS
we defy ”$959333; ml or Price.
Genuine Article.
parties In goods
alwggbgm. or fmubsxlogmnt gr]:
TIBOH, JOHHSOH 8: 60..
810 lost-no at, Brooklyn.
GUSTAV PFIZER. ' FEED MIR.
Aunts for South Horwslk. on
$2.00 w
‘10 II DRAW.
cumulus m,
A!
lomiinson’s Pharmacy
7 of the House and Scouts thst Mr. Cleve-
land's designs upon the government of
Howell have felled utterly, end it is be-
lieved that the whole truth in this mat-
ter will never come out. Among runny
Democrats who believe that the policy
of the administration wss unlswfui and
grace only by the discretion of Mr.
there is s feeling of regret that possibly
the administration may be screened by u
concealment from the censure and con-
demnation of Congress, which its pur-
poses deserve.
IT is evident that the “green goods"
men regnrd Connecticut as it very fertile
field for carrying on their threadbare
swindle. A number of Yale students
have received the “strictly confidential"
typewritten letters, within the past
week. but instead of answering the
swindiers they turned the'correspoudence
overdo n detective who instituted an
investigation, which is expected to result
in arrests. In thsfiight of some of their
recent experiences in this state, it would
seem as though the “sawdust" men
should long ago have reached the con-
clusion'thnt we of Connecticut do not
belong to that class of people vulgsriy
designated "jays."
THElockout situation in Danbury de-
velops no new phase, and s settlement
seems farther away then etoany time
since the trouble begun. To night the
merchants of the city will meet and
, form hn organization to be known as the
hierchsnts'Bosrd of Trade. It is the
purpose of the promoters of the move-
ment to do all they can to induce manu.
lecturers to locate in Danbury, but the
first thing they will do after organizw
tion is perfected will be to appoint a
committee to make strenuous efl'orts to
persuade the hat manufacturers and
labor organizations to compromise the
differences between then) and if possible
to bring about an amicable and satisfuc-
mry settlement.
BOWAY'I‘ON.
Mrs. J. I“. little left here yesterday for
Boston.
H. L- Picrce, of Putney, Vermont, has
been visiting George W. Brynn.
Mrs. Mary Millspuugh expects to go to
Ypsilant, Mich, ~iiiorily, to make a
visit. '
James Lndrigsn has secured a position
as foreman over the Italians employed
by E. Thomes grading about Mater St.
John’s new residence. -
The members of the Methodist church
and Sunday school are making prepara-
tions for their snnnsl Christmas festival,
which will be held Seturduy,the 23d inst.
Rev. W. J. White, formerly pastor of
the Methodist church here, but who him
since been interested in the manufacture
of bank check registers in Bridgeport,
has resigned the presidency of tho corn-
psny, and intends to again enter the
ministry.
The entertainment at the home of
Mrs. W. 1. Stevens, last night, was well
attended end very enjoyable. It was
given under the auspices of the Baptist
church. Instumentsl selections were
rendered by Miss Lou Stevens. sud Ed-
ward Stevens. The next entertainment
will be at the horns of Mr, andyMrs. E. II.
White, the 27th lost.
W EHTPOBT.
Hooking frostilsli along the docks Is
now till the regs.
Splendid sksting can now be found on
oil but one ofthe ponds In this vicinity.
Lloyd Noah hos posted signs on his pond
forbidding persons from sknting there.
Allis E. Mills, of the Westport express,
who runs wsgoos dolly from 'Westport to
Norwnlk and Bridgeport, reports business
good, sum-ring only slightly from the
universal depression.
The school meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Westport Water compsny wss
held Tunney afternoon, when the fol
lowing officers were reelected for the
ensuing your: President, Willism L.
Coley; vice-president. Richsrd B. Hicks:
secretory, John B. Jones; trsuurer.F.
W. limb: directors, William L. Coley.
I. W. Wilson, P. W. Msrsb, W. E.
Null. ltlchsrd s. Hicks; suditors, W. H.
Guilds, Ohsriu Fsbls.
'l‘bs depsrtmsnt committee from such
of the firs companies convsnlsd st
Compo Engine company's rooms, Tues.
dsy evening, sud suspiciously reelected
John 8. Jones. chief engineer, with A.
l". Downer sud G. W. Kirk saint-nu.
Oscar smith wee elected president of the
deportation; ltsthsulsl 8. Kirk, vice
president; curries H. Money, oversaw,
sndltdwsrd lobe, treasurer. 'l'tisdele
m from Planet Hook sod ladder
company, lie. 1, were J. money. W3.
0mm. .1. X. Wound. fl. Glynn,
Ind J. H. Mortimer Coupe Engine
3, Joseph Mills, W. I].
‘ , ltolisrt (Inuit
tbsttbisj'couniry was saved from dis- ‘
Willis in not carrying, out instructions, .
TILES or iwfcmrs.
tililih‘ AMI HEAR!) ill UENTINFL
MEN UP TOWN AND‘IIOWN.
.«L
Desires Here. There sud [VCII‘IIOI’O‘IB
lorwslk, South Norwnlk end the 1m—
mediate “slutty—lieu and lien-pl of
s Dsy (loud-need lntn Crisp Pnrsgrnphs
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of Pyth-
ies, will confer the second degree to-
night.
correspondent foribe Connecticut Bun—
ner, the colored men’s organ.
Henry Dobson,sn inmate of the Bridge-
port slms house, has fallen heir to In
English esters valued at $150,000.
Another opportunity will be given
those who desire to enter the evening
school to register tonight at the Franklin
stmet school house.
.
Miss Eveline B. Hawkins, of Nor-
wrik, lamenting with great success with
Christian Endeavor" society at Wil-
berforce University. Ohio.
Sheriff Hamilton and fa, who have
been visiting st the residence of William
Hsrlord, on Burbank street, have return-
fo their. home In Bridgeport.
Miss Lou Sammie, who has been yisit.»
ing her grandmother, Mrs. J. .1. Cape,
of Fairlield avenue, returned to her
home in Momsroneck, yesterday after
noon.
The ponds in and around Norwulk are
perfectly safe sud in excellent condition
for skating, the ice being smooth us
glass. They were crowdul with skews
Inst night, and the sport was much so-
joyed, M _______ *
Christmas presents are beginning to
pour through the local post offices and
express office. People should send pres-
ears as soon as possible. in order to avoid
the overcrowding and rush that Will our
miniy prevail next week.
In the Criminal Common Pleas Court,
William and Anne Hyatt. better known
as “Daobury Jack“ and wife, who took
an appeal from the decision of u Nor-
wsik justice, were sent to jriil for sixty
dsys on their [liens of guilty of being
common drunksrds.
Work has begun on ulterutions on the
Consolidated railroad st Bridgeport, and
about 400 men are now employed there.
An order issued by the superintendent
relative to the cbsrncter and nationality
of the help which should be employed
provides that preference be given to
Irishmen. The experiment of cniployr
ing Italian gangs has not been satisfuc»
wry.
The Woman‘s Relief Corps of Bucking-
hsm Post have elected these officers:
President, lilies Georgie W. Taylor, S. V.
P., Mrs. Upton; J. V. P.. Miss Kstc
Vickers; T., Mrs. Annie Pryor;U., Mrs.
A. K. ()wfleld; con., Mrs. M. A. Mills;
guard, Mrs. Emms loomis. Mrs. Clara
Bates was appointed secretory. Mrs.
Theodore Brush, was appointed A. (1.,
and Mrs. Upton, A. G. Deli-gets to the
Mrs. Vickers.
mains.
Mrs, Charles Millspsugh presented her
husband with a son. Tuesdey.
lvsnhoe Csstle,K. of 0. IL. will have
a socisble in their hell in the Ferris
building, next Tuesday night.
George Morris, of this place, spruinod
his sukle yesterday morning while jump~
ing from a. delivery wsguu in Stamford.
He met with the some misfortune but a
short time sgo,nnd had only recovered
from it s week or so.
Rev. E. V. Brewer, of New Csnson,
will deliver his lecture on the "World's
Foir," in the Methodist church, tonight.
He will show shout 150 line stereopticon
views of pieces sod things of interest
seen at the exposition.
The guts st Gorhsm's pond broke yes-
terdsy, showing the wear to llow out.
large quantities of eels ore now being
caught there. The gate will be rspslred,
end the pond will probebly Ilil so first
ice can be cut this winter.
It is reported that Mrs. Mitchell, of
New York, hes sold the ssmlusry build-
ing, now occupied by Rev. W. 6. Rafter,
end tint he has been notified to male.
It will be occupied or s unitsrlum,
which will be opened shortly.
Miss Bessie Hull entertained the lit-mu
ford Whlst club, Tuesdsy evening, twen-
ty members being present. Refreshments
wmssrved suds very snjcystils time
wee bed. The members of the club
cemeherebytrslnsnd were driven to
their homes in s csrrysli shout mid~
night.
new land of "in pipe which air-
rlvsd here last spring. “Doubly for the
varies Winter company, wu shipped to
bismlord to any, lilvin. been pores-sat
by thew-tor oompsuyofthstpiscs. ”fire
[spout-em lying on property of the
railroad mpsoy famine time, but but
tobeuiovsiltctnsle roommate four»
trucking motions.
A use named Eldridge drove here
from West Norwelk, 'l'essdsy sight, led
left from sanding opposite the so.
put. Till mini ores.-
um sway, note. all “untappe-
Iito WWW to the tuition!
truss seine. ‘l'ks es.- was spur,
‘ m
state convention, Mrs. Upton; siternete,i
w
“bnmfiiwflustflvm »
e
mi. ‘ Morris. ems
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III I“ “TIE", TlIIIiII
. “I“ IIIOI WOIIEIO.
STOVESr ‘ ,
‘ ’ RANGES.
AND
HOT Alli HEATERS,
Gasoline StoVes.
GASOLINE,
BY '1'!!! ON OR BARREL.
Farm and Boat Work
A SPECIALTY.
illilsshington 8t.so.Iiormlli.Itl
Logic
PROMPT ED BY PRENDERGAST
Ilsyur usrrlson's Murderer Aids the Wit-
norm Agent» lllm.
. CHICAGO, Iii-c. l4.~Aftur the conclusion
' of Attorney ’Wiilsli'u opening speech for
the defense in the l’rundergssl. trisi the
first witness called was Ziliiry HMIIOD, the
servnut who iidmittml l’rcndsrgnst to the
house. Maggie Frsunnch told of seeing
the than leaving the house. The prisoner
was ordered to stand up. He did so
promptly and stepped toward the witness
their and said to the girl, "I am the men
thst you saw, ain’t I?" After an affirme-
tive nnswer to this question the witness
Ihowr'fi how Prondsrgmt left the house,
illustrating it. by walking along in front
of the jury inn crouching manner.
llclmr Johnson, theycook, gitt'fl evidence
of n similar character. Hibilfi‘ffl, the couch-
miin, liiili his story next, IlflII he explained
the altitude of the prisoner when he first
saw him between the second and third
shuts.
To make the recital more graphic, Mr.
Todd, thr- prosecuting attorney. borrowed
s revolt-or from one of the bailiffs, and aft-
er the cartridges liiul been removed and
two or rim-e examinations had been made
to be sure that the thing was not loaded,
' it was given to the ‘cosch‘ruen, who played
Prendcrgsst for the enlightenment of the
court. ’
When the couchmsn wss telling how
Prendcrgost turned from his victim and
covered him with the revolver to kcep him
'ut buy, the prisoner said to his attorney in
n loud whisper. "That isn't. the wsy that I
did it."
William Preston llsrrlson, son of the
mayor, told what he knew of the shooting.
He was not an eyewitness, so his evidence
was confined to the events immediately
following the murder of his fnfller. When
his testimony was finished, court ltd—
jouriicd.
‘i’HE CARPENTER MURDER.
The ”end Man's Wife and lion (III-11ml
With the Dull.
Mll‘t'LlNTiM'N, Pd, Dec, 14. —'l‘he inquest
on tho CIISQ.‘ of James Unrpentor, the blind
hucksm-, whose mutilated body was found
in 'I'llsi‘ill'nl‘fl creek, was held here. The
testimony was to the effect thnt on Sunday
the dead man had a bitter quarrel with his
son. James Ii. Carpenter, in which the wife
and mother jOIDt'fi and sided with the son.
A low hours nftcr this he disapponred and
was never heard of nguin until his body
was found by the searchers. Mrs. Hollie
Carpenter. the wife of the dead man, and
her son, Junie» B. Carpenter, were both on
the witness stand and told contradictory
stories.
At the conclusion of the inquest the jury
found that I‘ni'pentsr qul been murdered
and that In.-. wile Iii-tile and his son James
had cornmiiicd tbsdeed. The son has been
nrrosiml niiel is now confined in the Milliin
county jiiil.
Mrs. I'lll’ln'illt‘l‘ is still at large. It is
[li'iii‘ililii' tiwii 3hr, too. will be locked up
flIit'l' ilir Illili'Tili, which will trike place
this “Ii! i'f‘wi‘ll.
.{Inl'rtili't'e Governor Threntsned.
.‘ilu~.ir.w.ii:i:\'.Aim. lit-c. H.—i.iovcrnor
Jilin ~m~liir Weeks ugorcceived on sunny-
mm.» M pair; urling to be from an or-
.uni' .m: n as the l’ouplc'sA vcngcre
: Iu end his Mic. The gov-
'. :r-d tin: niltbur l0 beA. I).
. (‘lairi- county, a Populist,
mi um :iuting criminal preemi-
.‘r‘ii'll him It letter Mkuowl»
.u-ipt of his communication
vii-l w'uri !. II! it irctiirens to Ill: improp-
rii i) of in. l nmluct.
.\ .il uric linll ’I‘ngrily.
iii-.MiJi. iii-c. MAUI-1d iinnlield, n font
you“; mini ill-out town, shot Ida Hall. a
Ui-iiiml lill‘illl'l' actress, and then fired in
bulb: inn. his brain because she refused to
iimriy him. iillllilcliiiilt‘li instantly. The
wmimii i:- il)" 3 in uiimipitul. Ilnnlleld
mini- here from Aiiiiiielil, Must, (I few
months iign. ill: father is quits wealthy,
Old Engineers Rein-laud.
WILK rzviiuiutii, I’m, Dec. it. -- Kelly,
ilmcil ninl Wesley, the three brotherhood
engineers who were dischargrd from the
I’Iliploylllt'lil of the Ilebigh Vsllsy nilrond
bee-misc. llll they alleged, of their one being
over 4.3 yours, were reinstated, and there is
grunt rc juicing in the mnks of the brother
hood men. , ,
The situation In Dnnbnry.
DAMll'lIY, f‘onn.. Dec. li.—-Ths men on
lockout Mr .mgiilns that some favorable
ugrrcim-nt will shortly be reached. The
nmnnfmriii. rs, on the other bend, say that.
there I» no ‘ rthrr bresk Ill their organiza-
tion, IIIIII . ~ut they will be independent
even if Hwy lock up their doors for s your.
(‘nrbeu Den Net [tellers Anni.
\Varruurn’. (in, Dec. li.~.lumru J. Cor-
bett my» MM he will not go to Jnckmn-
viiiu iii nil If he has to beuubjectetl to the
indignity of iii-lug arrested. "Unless I re-
ceived piibiliVI‘KllM'Illliw tliut Iwill at
be lil‘l‘i'itlml i will not go to Jacksonville,"
he sold. ..... ' _ ‘ m.-- __
A nine Under the Judge.
Cilli‘MiI), Dec. il.——Judgs Human lied
lulu-n Ilit‘ mutt in ilis United times court
and mu; smut. to begin the hearing of 5
use when the rh-ciric wires beneath him
bromine unlinulml, and the blow which foi-
liiwcd inully scorched hie bench and chair.
I. unit's unit seeks Arrhenius.
Torus. Doc. li.~0ov¢rnur lawslling
has received A letter stating that the pro
[114' of Ila. uwr county, 0. 'l’., were desirous
of being Illlzit‘xfll to Ksnsss. This is what
lsgensrslly known M No Man's bend.
longer! I Ilek "be.
Normans, Dec. 14.».iotm Armstrong
(colored) was housed st Athens for mur-
der. Arum. mug had been sick, Ind Iii-mg
unable to stand on thallium be bad to be
held up while the noose woe tuljiiiiud.
Angeli! thinned h the foil-mm.
Cuicsoo. Ilse. than the Palliative if
labor convention at resolution lmlorslng
flovsrnor Aiiui'itl for his psnlun of the up
urchins was psi-ml by it minions vote.
Jersey city needs fev Isle.
JIItllI' i‘irr. Dec. 14.4fm city tress.
urer of Jrrssy City will uni-y null who
worth of Jersey City bonds to the highest
bidder.
newer led the volumes.
WA'IIMWU, N. Y.. Dee, li.-—-’l‘he Silt.
Ilslrymen‘s association elected Governor
mm its one of its rise More.
.007 niacin-“3mm Der-es.
AIMILLI, it. 0.. Doc. it‘ll-If the
Monsoon“ Invasion weed-troy“
whim
W luvs-ow Miocene-so.
lulu, If. 1., Dee. ink-Jr» rum
tor) investigates use my soil but
Vest-so Moist.
It Passes the House Without it
' . Division.
A] ANTIPOLYGAMY AMENDMENT.
I'll Senate Agni" lndulgss In in ' lint Dis-
onulon Over the "swollen lllllfif~—Thl
'lnrll Bill Iinlsired—Admirnl Porter's
Widow frond.
WABIllli’GTUN. Dec. l4 ~“Thi! bill for the
ldmlulou of Utah to statehood was passed
without division by ii)" hung» at the con-
clulion of tho lleth'. lilinrilij’ :unenilmmts
of Importsnce inc rrpnrumi in ”It! rumbling
not being one by Mr. Power-ii of Veriunnt
prohibiting polygamy forever, and another
by Mr. Win-ole: of Aluimiim reducing by
one-hsif the land granted to the state for
common school purplish. '
Just before mijmirnnwnt the resolution
of Mr. Ilitt calling for the correspondence
in the Hawaiian iiil'iiir, arm-mind so as to
include unextensim of tin- period to he
covered by the correspondence to March,
malt-the beginning of the Harrison illi-
ministrntit'in~wrus taken up and [ML-used.
It was expected tlmt it lively debate would
occur when the. nmliiiiuuvms reported
back to the house, but Mr. liiti, fin“: eu-
thor, refrained from criticism, and there
was no explosion. Mr. ilmitolle of Maine,
who manifested a disposition to «peak, was
token ofl his festbythe lliUliull In order
the previous question. ‘ q
The Myer resolution for the appointnwut
of s joint committee to itAi-sligiili- illi'
rank. pay and oLbor «pun-vim: . relating to
the personnel of the llin’), u iliCil Jim. her-ii
filibllnlerediiuninst for several day». Wits
finnily pnssml. .
Hewnllnn 'I'nlli In the Senate.
The limvniimi I‘m-Minn \\.l-i :igiiiutlze
subject of miliiizitml and Ilil'lt-SlliiK (lisv
cussion in thi- Mannie. Mr. liimint's re—
port was cilild’lfl‘ll'l‘ilt'li :l-i containing no!
oueline of truth by Mr. Fry! of Maine,
while Mr. Vrst of )Iixrnuri declared that
while he WM" um» mvd In lilt' iinncxniiun of
the islands, the rrntiil‘ltliuli of the queen by
force Would be "no lii‘l of Mir."
'l‘he rt-solulinn UiIt‘l’i'lI on Monday by
Mr. Hour, liiliillii.’ upon the primiiiciit for
further IIlIi‘orllliIliiril Ill tlii- IIflWlllilliI imit-
fer, was finally ri-ir-rml in tin- committee
on foreign nwulutinns. 'l'ln- wriiitc also
listened with ntlriillull tuiifnriif speech
by Mr. Merrill of Vermont.
The anlff Illll (,‘mnpleted.
\YAI‘HINIiTIJN, “t'f‘. ll "Tim ways and
means committee jiht before mlynurning
ordered the new mrifl bill reported in thi-
house next Turrilsiy. .\t thr- Yiicullng on
Tuesday morning tiw rniijurixy ii iii submit
to the Republican inmnhur» uf the commit-
tee cepicsof its rrpurr on the iiiriiT hill.
The livpublimns ni. liiul iirme may how.-
their minnrily ri-pnrt rwnzl)’ tn prrscut, or
they may “hit it It‘ll‘ llil) - uni". :iirg.’ liili‘t'
time to f‘XlllliilII! tin: It pir; . f Iii - ninja:-
lty. Iir'lli‘t't’il now mini 'i‘mzulny, i'imir. Ill
“’Ilwu will pri-guirc flu: repnri, Milli it will
besubmitteii in the majority iii-unlwrs oi
the cmmnilici- from Iiuu- in time until 11;)-
prm‘ul iiiul road; in prvwm
The bill which his law ii enriiplelcll I't lilr'
customs pnrtiun only. The time of ii!
considerntinn in ilu- hum-i- line not iit'lll
detertiiiui-ii upon, but lill‘ [Ir-.iiiiliiliiivs
seem to be (but it (‘xlllill‘i tin AM, is l‘l'lll'il
ed before the holidays.
The liilsllitllli‘lilv‘llf of :i llvinocnitii' mu.
cusoli tiii- gr Hill’l tint! lhr- inhrmn'. li'l'v‘v
nus bill Wm 1w: m lllpfill 'uv il;.Ii
the Cllslhllh luiii mil llui iw (“Li‘ll up until
the into-moi l‘ri‘i'llili' ml i. li'jiiirlt'tl to tin-
holllii‘.
it is said by tin: ilnnm'rniic im-zubri's
the! ihesfllu‘ulllliilll-w- HI) inn-rum rev. Iii‘
will not work (in lid. [Mirllnll If lill‘ .iil
until ('hnirmnn Wilma. liliihffl'n iii~ report.
The iillt'l'iiili rvi'eiiiiv friiurma im- Him ill
such hilllpt' lhitl. IhI- hIItM'HililHiiil‘l‘ [Iin’w iml
can- to prui'rflI, nml it is liiu-i-nsury for all
the mnjority lllt'illilt‘fl to corridor tim liiil
before further prugr-M can lie mmls~ ll; it
Is, the mnjurify rim-t ilcicrniinv Will‘ii -r
the income tax must be rpm-in] ur gum-ml
before much further priigrras will be lllillii'.
The cigarette schedule of «he custom-a bill
WAIIIICI’NIM‘II fordhc purpose of allowing
an locus»:- of internal rrvruuc Ilel'hUli
cigarettes. It iii thought first. the int-rouse
will yield about “from! I‘el‘l'iille from
this source,
Fourth (films I'mtmustcn.
Wnriimzrm. Ili'I‘. ll Tl.» fiiiiuwiiig
fourth CIM‘! printout-rich \wru iippuiiimi:
New York i'uli'lmgliv, .i. (2 “ruling; in oil
Onondngo, E. i'. Pu}; Jitytlilr'. Alwl Andre r:
LysntulorJ. i'I. Iimlii-r: North Hymn-1mg] a
Mci'hrlnry; I)li~.-n Valli-y. .luirivs “Viliiy; filmi-
ter Island. 'l'lwuriw Iii, Iiill‘l‘ln: Shillu‘itlrir's
Tulle. J. I). H‘t‘ii'): Stanton illll. Stsplwn
Dent
I’ennsylvuniit iImni-lulniv. 1-2. .I. ('imzivli);
Collar, l). l). I’t‘i‘i'llimf'lii I‘uinzriiiiv. \\’. ll.
Darling: Wm Hui-i. \l. l.. Iiifll'lwy'.
Illnlstsr Willis tlosrrl hum.
WMIIIISHTOS, ”I'f'. l4.-~'l'lm hiltft‘ iii»
rtment l'l't't‘ivttli nilvicus I’miu Minis‘ r
iliiii of Honolulu via the simmer Mn
is. It is IinIli'l'llltmtI, hilWl't‘l‘f’. Iimi ii... Il-I
vices «minim-ii no infnrrimliuu nf lmpnr.
tones other than that nlriwiy published.
Admiral Porter’s Widow Donal.
Wuhan-ms, Iii-a. I‘.~1\Ih¢. I’urlt'l', I've
widovrpif Ailniirni I'nrtsmliedui. iIIH'ilUf c
In this city. iihe was it ilsugiiirr of (‘r I-
modorc I‘uttemm iiml mu imrn in ." v
Orleans lliymirs nun, film was it sletcrui
Admiral I'nttemm.
in. 0rd" of amok-ins row-lav.
Wssiiiim‘l'nn', Dru. li.—-’l‘lio bureau oi
onlosnce cf the war ilepurtnittil mvnrri ml
cabinets for “3,000 pounds of smokeless
8f.
Reception to nevi-reign.
Boner. Dec. ll.-A reception won t! ‘-
derrd General Muster Work mun .imne- ...
Bovsrrlgu and the newly clectml members
of the genersi executive bond of the
Knights of labor in r‘niieulihsli by the
members of flint order in this city.
‘I'rnveps fleet: to fittings.
Crimson. Dec. itw’l’bc publication of the
feet that Chlcngu ls pin-poring to fend i'' II
the hungry and homeless Its» minced
3 of rugged humanity to not in from oil
over the country.
A Big Perch tinder Vern.
'l'scoris, lice. ii.»'l‘hs country from
O’llriert'ii to Bentonmdlsinncsof six miles
in length sod over two mile-«in width, I»
under rum from four to six rm deep.
In. stole use (MM-DIN“
'l’lo‘l’, If. Y., Dev. tlwAt the meetingof
the herd of directors of the mount M
mus mfiumflmflrlp for thus
I!) .
on «M... “on... m
was listen to men km.
Moos
Mum." elitism.
«guanine
. Imported OILS
THE umi sin: in;
‘ at Washington Street.
men, overuse,
' CLAMS,’
LOBSTERB, BOALLOPB,
GAME,
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP,
and BARDINES,
Finest Assortment of FISH to
be had.
PICKLED OYSTERS.
“unifiIeIuii,
Telephone Call, out.
Pictures in... to oust
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7:33" "3533'" “-“fioriid'fii. ore
.. summon-w 'iiii
willie " " mm“
samples.
~SKATES~ ‘
haw... .‘I
Wehsveslsosfullll Bu A. .
skates st lowest prices." 0' my a: u”
H. D. qucott,
34 Main Street, liorwsll, lit.
N15 Gm
“‘1'..—
HIHOFIOIIJHEHS' PHIOES.
F. BOY LSTON.
BOWAYTON. (.‘I‘..opposlts B. It. static-1:.”
Microbes?‘
\ 1‘?
They are in me sir. in the ‘-,
water, in your blood and ,
system. They are the real '
cause of disease.
RADAM’S
Microbe Killer
routs every germ of disease, purinr-a 1‘
blood, renovates the system, pi. '
good health at once. Price in i
”Jugs. $5.00; in to or. bottles, ‘1
lib-page explanatory hook—idling“; ,
_ dour. nod wliult Viol do, fr _
The Wm. Radamllicrobe Klilc:‘Co.. i
, 7 WghtSL, New York City.
1:. o. rimusso‘n‘. a nun. Miriam;
a South Norwnilr.
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"“~f’.\. Made aMwell
‘ “4.5,-
IIDIPO I’" of
run dour
""1000 REMEDY
mourns TIIKADHVK
RFJIL‘IIU In ”IVS. Cures nli
lit-Hons in .u'fl. I-‘iuiiiiiz MPm-a'y,
I‘sri-irio, Si il’3~lll'\$,.\iKhIiy liniis- .
-i..n-i,ot«.,mu.«-d by Intel. anus-vs, ivrnigorsndmw
torhrunkvn organs. and quickly Ht survly restores
lost lull-col in nivl (-ryeung. Ea 'ilycnrilmlln v’cst
Porn-f. ”wool.” in pm-Irngo. Iiix‘ tor 05.00“”: I
written [unrunieo to run owl-awry refunded. linn't
.4! uy un rin-‘iplul liruginst ml you ring] kind of
m rrfinn. nslwtun ll\l’ mum-nth” If
In: line not p1! it. w . izpniirwelpi
., prim". l'zimplilv! . .1 z m: l. :i v. A: z l‘t-rt‘
Oriental ladle-IC- ,I‘rops., firings, UL, user-guts.
CEO. 0. STILLSON.
South Norwalii, (loan.
(will 1'."
H.H.Me¥eker&iio.
Bole Agent for
O. O .i. H. BOLTOH'S
HOT WATER HEATH
we» wailmmrdi
. ‘u 'v’.’ v
Plumbing, Steam and list-fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
lint sir Heating.
I‘lnns and estimates furnished for either
but wsicr. steam or hot air hosting.
M “OUTII MAIN ST
w. L. worm
.3 SHOE udHWir.
Days-milieu? Wiles Minnow-psi»;
lest In the world.
Ifyoowrntrfm DRESS nude loiiisist-t
“yin. don't pay $6 to 38, try my 3, $3.50, “Mir
'5 Show The fit equri to cuilom mule sndlocksoii
user so will. I on with to economize In ymrfwtssw,
line by parallel ng W. i.. Douglas Sheer. line It!
primtsmpsd on the helium, lcck hr ll whoa you
Wot.” DOUGLAS, llrnckion, In". 80 by
J. SCHAUB.
"raiser.“ A
Headquarters for Millineiy
3 mm OTIIEET.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary.
our store in cm from s e. in. until 7 p. on, end
we are offering specie] bargains In lists end
fathers. Give us s call, and not A lovely
Trimmed iiai ilillli “.98 up.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
mundane .
OLD .an RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
South Norwalk
AN I)
"NORWALK.
THE PROPELIEIIH
‘BITY OF NORWALK
AND
EAOLE. . .
Will leave Pier :1. E. K, Beekmsn street.
New tork, st 5 p. m. '
Freight rsmlved from 7 n m. to Ii p. in.
Upon application to agents the City of Nor—
wnlk and Eagle will be sent-for spec sl lots of
freight snyw ereln New York or lLs vicinity.
Willi persons are forbid trusting sny of
the rmplo esoftlio boats of this line on ac-
count of t e on ners thereof. arm if
.6" O unmet;
Paper “alfifififiaifiifilmfl' Palmer
iiiiz‘i‘EPAPiii
iliii’ BORDERS
rlli Main 1lrv’4‘l. N‘nrwslk
wok» n: roll iii‘i' lsustgtyles of
irrsuiad Hill Moulding.- token
”intention. on notice by postal
Estimator. vhmrfnliy given.
" losiii usi wmuum
Pictures,
AND
Art Goods.
A Picture makes a line Christmas or
Wrdiling present. What is home with-
out. Pictures on the walls? Fine Furni-
ture and fine wall paper do not furnish a
mom. Pictures are needed in put on
the finish Then the combination gives
tone and brightness to the room. We
Inm- 3 line assortment of Etrhings, Piio
ins, ilnlf imw. Combination Photos and
Artoytypcri, framed and unframed. Pic
turns framed at hard-pan prices.
L. H. Seeker,
79 Washington St, 8o. ”iicmsiii.
lOOK ii EAST WINDOW!
- EVEHIHG SCHOOL.
MEROili BOSIHESS OOlliGF.
SIIHFOHO. BOHH.
()prns TONIIII’ Evening, "clatter 3d.
‘1
.-
mri‘i
Young :mrn «nil ynuni: women, eniplnyi-il
during the ills)". sun pursue courses in
HOOKKBEPING. HNHANSBIP,§HOIIT-
HAND, 'I‘VI’EWMI’I'IIO, TELEG-
GBAI’Y. ALI. ENGLISH
BBANGIIlsr'BENCII
Aflnfiulafi.
Tllllul’l mics rsssonsbls. Bend fur illustrat-
ed ciitslognc.
II. A. MERRILL, I'residenl.
Old Well Hand Laundry.
9! Washington Street.
South Iiorvlslli.
.———«W.-.¢-
All. WORK DUN! BY “AND.
I“) ACIDS Iii-III) III WASHIKCG.
nL’l’lIl’AO‘l‘lOl GUARANI‘IID.
000D. CALL!” '03 All) DELIVER-
ED 'BEP‘. 0| CRIME. ON TIME.
JOIIN WARREN, Proprietor.
airlil ly
One Thousand
Cider Barrels
«AND»
KEGS.
FOR SALE,
-1“.
OHEiTll HEOOOEO PRICES.
mummy... . ,_
RAYMOHO BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
' "'ro scrim N
emu-mammals.”
Mmumm Mm“:
Wile nods to ammonia ps-
fronrfllwfcw mm detour-dupes
Luoripifmwpyflmffhbu arm
sits-Worm Harem
hm dry
Leave Norwnlk, 5 p. in.; 30th Snrw'nlk. Oil) '
m
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AVOR OS.
with
your
order
for x *
anything
in the "
liné‘of
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Fineloh rintin
fi‘i
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that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
EATN 88
‘
utility
liii EVEHIIIO ..
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«OFFICE-m»
Washington
Street,
South
Norwslk.
Norwalk Chronicler