mummy...
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. mandarin,
Monumrmmnomm
' more Fruits, Dew Drop Fruit and,
.60!!!» flats Bugs
litter and lined Fruits. aerated» mommy, Perch-
. We keep the most
in
M have this redress.
O “W“Wnni." "in
'lsls" advertisements. note:-
‘, mm ltssdiasnttlces. was
:manddoath notices,lloc. ed-
5, ”fluoridated advertisements for-
, . mlieiilcn
ram 0"“!!va no Washington street.
”fitment telephone call, 93-5. Branch
commotion street. Ncrwalk; telephone
to.
M:gal'llfl‘fllAll’lOlflii should in ftllcasesbe
mm. ‘
” in: outline suntan.
, Scorn NoawAtI.Coxu.
JUDGE PERRVS ARGUMENT.
The withdrawal by the Horse Rail-
road company of its application for a
We track to the station removes all
We to the road being built accord-
toll! charter, but Mr Perry I argument
before the Council. Monday night,to
show that no bond should he asked by
theolty or granted by the company for
‘ indemnity to the city for damage which
M be done to its water pipes. is so one-
sidsdssd against the city that irdmrm
confidention. Ilr. Perry found fault
with the Council because it asan hand
from the cumpany before it granted
themnny privileges. Mr. Perry is too
5 brighta lawyer to suppose any bond.-
could be obtained after the company had
bungranted the privilege to construct
its road. That would be expecting alter
{other too much,aud with the relinquish
Illiofthe right, if the Council has it.
, («procuring a bond from the company,
5 III knows very well the Council could
ltotreestalrlish it. The time for the
, city to pmtect its rights is before it has
”rendered them.
,3] Hr. Perry stands firmly on the legal
" rights of his clients, one of which he
claims to he that the railroad company's
are far better than those of the city.
This is quite an assumption. Mr. Perry
cutllnly will not claim that his company
In any rights not granted it by the Leg-
islstnre. As the city received its char-
. .m for the city and the water system,
if charter rights amount to anything.
5&0” of the city should take precedence.
Thecity certainly had the right to lay
ill. pipes. and it ought to have the right
to protect them from a corporation
which wants the streets for purposes of
financial investment. He admits that
Woolly hasno redress in law for any
,dlllagethe railroad may do the pipes,
- Milne the sflrcntery to demand the
light to jeopardize them and eventually
like! the city, so far as its water supply
inflamed,” the mercy of the rail-
rcld company. He would not claim
thatthe gas company. which has redress
«for damages in the court, has not the
right to enjoin the railroad company
from bullding it» road if it could
show that it would damage its system
,0! lighting.
5 Hr. Perry's claim that the railroad
“play has the primary right of the
m is n boldous.uud involves interests
oltha most vital character to the city
Iftltb be true tltd company in greater
than Its crown, and has only to exercise
AIM will at its own pleasure. or eon-
mor prom. We think it in good
,5 hwfoolalm that the ltglslaturu use no
iii-m to grant the railroad company
mite damage the city water pipes or
W with any other righui Mr.
Mysteries that n has 411;» so. This
“involves fundamental prhiclples of
More!“ not at the disposal of Mr.
Perry or the (‘ouncll ~a statute in
MI! low. Under our form of
mutant such a law would he uncon-
5W
more he touch of pettifoggery la llr.
We quay, "Why don't you (the
Mud the company to give bonds
fiery person killed comma?"
dusty knowsthat rm. to a well-
‘ law concerning that point,
do Canon has no jurisdiction
diets. The law mates tiresom-
fietltswhieb ssysthstloua-
_ fishy-hall haveslsluive di-
m Macadam octaves,
rte-y railway within its jar-
We! mbafoundinthie portal theatate
oi WM Ferris' Celebrated Ham and Bone-
Seymour. Wu...
.andtheoitywastobulldsnslectric
Wide in such an event, but it
one sir-Mn iii-mu
' rend. manned toasting
”mmwlflofllflgo’
sum dim
Southwsli's Jams. Earnings
r Pens, Fancy
complete stock of Fancy as well
(liars and Tin. n,
road over them the company could
mafntalnan action in damages against
the city if any should occur to theories:
party's water pipes. The city does not
lr.PsrrylnIormstheOcuncil that it
hitsdctylolook out that the road is
constructed for tbehvst Interests of the
public. and not to stand in the way
when the company has a right from the
case is the city's interest. The city owns
a water system which Is as much a pub-
lic necessity as the re-equipmént of a
street railroad in the interest of 5 print!
corporation operated for personal profit.
__If Mr. Perry's position is tenable the street
railroad could be operated though it de-
strayed the water system. and left the
people owning and occupying the city
without this absolute necessity for exis
tence, exposedto fires and without in-
nuance. Perhaps 5Mr. Perry will tell
where the city has a right to lay water
pipes, if not in itsstreels. and what use
they would be if laid elsewhere.
But Mr. Perry and Mr. Hill admit
their case away when they claim that no
damage will be done to the water pipes.
If they believe this why do they object
tothe bond. Afr. Hill quotes Mr. Van-
Buren asan authority- Mr. VnnBuren
is a well knonn and skillful engineer
If Mr. Hill considers his opinion ccnclu
rive, why does he not honor it by accept
in; itand giving the "(wired bond? if
Mr. VsnBoren is right, the company can
suffer no loss. Perhaps Hr. VanBuren
has confidence enough in the manner in
which the road will be constructed to
indemnify the city in a sediment bond.
We do not think he will do so, nod we
would not advise him to do it. The best
proof that dpmage is liable to be done to
the water pipe. is the disposition of the
company to avoid all responsibility for it
We think it would be an easy matter
for the Council and company to adjust
this matter. A reasonable hand from
the company ought to be given, an ex-
ocesive one ought not to be asked. If
the bond is given the best equipment pos-
sible will be used. if it is soflicient no
damage will accrue, the company will
havengood road and the city servicev
able wafer pipea, nod no expense will
be added to the road or damage to the
city. If the city has no right to exact
the bend it will not be binding on the
company.
In the disco-ion of the tarifl question
it has been a point with free traders that
the benefit to American industries by a
cheapeniug of products would he the
foreign markets that would be opened to
them. Experience is teaching what Pro
tectionists have claimed—that the best
market in the world for goods of any
kind in the American. The trouble to-
day is that the purchasing pom-r uf the
American people is reduced, and even
with the reduction in wagon our goods
am not in demand with IOI'K'TKH mitt-me
The Protectionist iris-n la in re-
tain the American market for
Americun manufacturers. While that
notion prevailed we had a’ market that
every manufacturing nation of the world
dealt-rd to secure. When the porches
in; power of the American people is re-
duced to thstol the nations that wish
to compete for this market we will have
to be content with as luv or lower prices
than foreign competitor» can can. lfr.
Willa, a Boston manufacturer. in writ-
for to the New York World. told the
whole rtory in the single sentence,
"Times are never good under a low costs
of warm." Good wages mean good
living for the wage earners if the Wil-
son blil honoree a law this country will
bellooded with foreign goods To meet
this competition there must be a «server
pending or greater reduction in this
country,” our industries will be wiped
,ont. sud when home comp-olden is des-
troyed foreign guide will be advanced.
Trolley-lessor “mammal
thinebatplssaent foremofsfamlly
tomotempfsls.wbstnsr heisslslmsr,
me. manhunt or publisher. Jar.
Odour-JIWeftheMvJealsJ-
‘1'“..th bedfovtends‘yswltn
tbsplpdsrles its Mower
mam. miaueyesrbshecsmnt.
mend attack. He rays:"ln thalattsr
easel and macaw-Coast Isn-
edy with mum—amt think.
enlyhleglnisdallttleovertwdsys.
mum-Humans»
An Explanation of His Visit to
Idgiildltii‘él" Théptibllclnteream 5t5 in this 5
sietnsusndadsetovblll topnyibssy. ”muddle. 'l’ns
So liorwalkiiardwareto
42 Scott We Stratum
new
wow-m.
the White House.
ransom ' not so reasons.
It la sure not it. wastes the [failed
Ital“ llrshalslrlp of the How Iorl Dino
hint, low field by a lepebflaow. In.
ram-any and hunted s Combination.
prints the following: An interesting or
planaiicn of the object of Richard Croker's
recent visit to Weehington. where he called
on President Cleveland, wan given by a
Democrat who is not in Tammany ranks.
Inpatient for favor and being not exactly
refund, but certainly not sncourugoal.-
The statement mu freely made in polit-
ical olrcleswheu Mr. Crnker returned from
Worthington that be had sought to gain
the Clerc-land ear for the purport: of effect-
ingan alliance with the nniinnnpper ele-
ment which line been fllrhul'llfll by motion!
York little ileluoumcv
The north. hail l. .
dfllmllf 0f mnkln-
for the purplm- of .i.
overwhelminudcfr-m m r: . ill, multho pro-
Junctnrc “lilt tin x.“ York state
mot-racy int-elven u [mating icons from
the ruined Hill-Shoebox; machine in the
state.
.‘lr. (.‘rcker was
:r nrrnugernsut
inmmnny front
tin-u to Join Forces.
Tammanyltes are arr-m to talking about
this report, and leader» of the New York
state Democracy decline to ill-cure the tub-
jeet for publlatlon some of the numbers
of the organizetinn, however. disregarding
the possible inaccuracy of these suriuises.
inferentially explain that the result of Mr
Crcker’ a visit to President Cleveland and
not the object was the desire to join furor s
with the New lorlt state Democracy.
Mr (J mker, on the ntury grins, called on
the president for the purpme of securing
the l' tilted Staten Inll’nllftlelllp of this dis
trict for ’i‘nuimnny ’lbie important fed
ersl place l'i still occupiedlry a ltepuhllcan,‘
although the untisuappsr- liavl- moved
heaven and earth to have this and the
other federal places occupied by itepubllc-
an boldcrere filled by good ( lerslarul
Ila
lode Crater Smile.
Mr. Croker, it in alleged, hinted at 'l‘nrn-
many' a sincerity before the lust national
election, its uncornplnining uttltude dur
log the weary months since Inst March
and the hopper-r. of the national adminis-
tration by 'l‘nrnmsoy' a representatives in
congress President Cleveland. it in said.
made no promises.
lie occupied the high moral ground of
the statenmnn. and the Imprmlon Mr. Cro-
ter is said to have carried away with him
was that Tammany might not get the
place, and that the notinuuppeni bad no
mortgage on it either.
The situation was on unique. according
toreporl, thnt Mr, Cruiser laughed softly
after he emerged from the W him House,
and he then mncelvmlthe idea of a com
blnation with the New York stute Detnuc’
racy. lie is presumed to have come to the
conclusion that Cleveland was no more
popular with the antisnnpper element than
hell; with Tamnmny.
Bl; “hall-5. Ion-dis.
le Berrrlvnn Mass.l"eh.14.—-’l'he an
nual review of the whale dobery for I808
soon to be published, says; The post season
in the Arctic ocean was is phenomenal one
both as to the ground: where the whales
were taken and the close of vessels that
obtained the catch. Almost the. entire
catch has been mule by steamers. a» they
were able topsnctrate the ice and did so on
far as East Mackenzie river, (laps Bethune
and Banks land. where the whales were
found in large numbers. The total catch
by t}; entire fleet was Bi». as against all
iul '
‘l’sa Coats I'or Ines; Drinks l'rss.
Yormymfi. Y., Feb. H —A letterof to
coin from a Kentimhy distillery as to the
creditof the Mes-re. Bonrdrnon, lessee» of
the Columbia hotel, has given a olerv to a
peculiar evasion of the no license condlA
lions of this town. spin report that room
‘1 has been fitted up with a bullet and all
kinds of liquors. Visitore to room 47 are
required to pay the elevator boy n fee of 10
cents and v t their drinks for nothing
Another Earn ”we “some Wrecked.
l’utunzwms Feb. 14 —Another of the
horn line steamrhlpu has come to grief
The Maritime Exchange receive-d u tell:-
gram stating that the barn line ntenrnship
Oxford, (inptnln .lnrneu, from .‘lntanru.
Feb. 10, for l’hilmlelpbla. with 2:in tinge
of sugar, vain-Ad nt mutt)", is either. on
Couch reel. off the Florida coast, about It
roller northeast from Alligator reef light.
M‘m' ”Wm . _ .. . ,0... . V .
New Greater New York lull.
Atnsnr. t‘vh. te-Jl'he senate commit
tee on cities killed the greater New York
hill prepared by the commiulon and intro-
duced by lienstnr Center, and the commit
tee voted to ”part the bill of Hepatic Rey-
nolds provlilit'u llmt the cities at New
York, Uruuklytl null Long island shall vote
on consolidation and mastication of team
lion.
next-toy not: Mel.
Cotonou. 0.. Feb. 14,-Gorernor lilo
Klnisy war cumin-Md over audover Inin
in m convention of Republican clubs of
Ohio here for pmldent of the United
States, and when he appeared in response
to an invitation and “dressed the clubs
briefly the dries-ten wildly cheered him.
(taught on . Dell’s.
loraota, Ala, fab. fa—A Burmese-
trsf train,th cumin the Chattahoo-
sbss brides seer hers. canal“ a party of
new with the following result.
John Davis. killed. Williamfl Green, both
others escaped
byswinglngtethseressbars.
”321?... “2..
“Wm. m(lo-of most
tons-tins» bsstdselned
“beef nationals-says!
blot
melt! numerical: xterm,”
semi-tin color
museum-win.
cm lL—llofrsrt Polo
beheld
line
rum-s mars. sniff-timid m“
blesses “tuba-sly." listen“
resistan- nlsiftst is are“
5 AT WAITEDJCRDKER-
‘Nfl'm. felt tt.—'*‘l‘hrffernltl’trxlay '
This saplunntion pictures Mr. Croker as a .
. you to investi
. ml: of valuable in ormation tree.
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Naked
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and yet they exist by the million.
ml» permeate thee ngum. pollute
load and poison vita
Disease is the inevitable ran t.
RADAM'S
MOI!
destroyeevuy specie of microbe and ,
fumeavnesyform cfr‘lhieense. lt‘fsthe'
steer greatest acov o ecu.
once. No matter what to;? or dia- ,
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can he bought number eon-ion
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manufactnrcrn- mid perfect in fit
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W.A.Benedict
!
Sentinel Building,
WASHINGTON S'l‘ltirili'l‘,
Stun mill.
Plumbing, Steam slut Its-Fitting.
Tilt and the» Iron Verb.
list Air Heating.
Plans and nominates furnished for either
not water. atom or hot. air beating
fill ROUTE MAI-ls 8T
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BOSTON, MASS.
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Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & ' Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk
NEW EMBRDIBERY
Embroideries are in order now and we think we have suc
needed in getting the correct thing.
We have determined to do a larger business in the line and
have enlarged the assortment. 0 that our customers mm readily
be suited ill all of the desirable styles and widths.
()ur patterns are uncommon and diversified and npprotiately
ibandsot‘ne as well. Ladies‘ will find it to their advantage in
‘man ways to ex unine our stock.
‘or variety and prices we offer inducements second to none.
()ur assortment includes: -
Edgings and Inset-tings m ( “unbric, Nainsook and Swiss in
all widths from 50 to $1. 00 pery
Edgin 3 in three widths with inserting to match.
FLU CINGS. «Point [)0 ”one lodging and inserting.
(.3olored edging, all Widths.
All over embroidery' m white and colored.
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Racers, Cutters,
SOIid Comforts,
Famiiv' Sleighs, Business Slei'ghs,
All first class in material and construc-
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wear,
PRIDES VERY lilW.
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