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cannot be beaten
at home or abroad
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under meitive written guarantee. by author-
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Ofllcos. 436 Main Street.
IIIMBPOBT. CONR-
$40 WEEK
“Magnum. inauypartof the country,
nthe employ-est wnlch we furnish. You need
lathemyfrbrn honeovernight. Youeangive
”Mil-sated» warhoroniyyourlpare ino-
ua. hospital ienotveqelrrd you no serial.
We equino- with all that is needed. It will
m yee nothing to try the business. Any one
“Goths wort. Beglhaers make moneyfrera
the start. Failure is unknown with our workers.
lveryhonr you labor you can easily lashes dollar.
loose who is wiilhsg to work fails to make more
money every day than can he made in three days
flaayordlnary employment. Semi for free book
“all! the fullest lulormalion.
u. sans-n a. 00.,
Box 880,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
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cannon—tr a dealer 0.0!. W. '4
has mmvm'dumreag
thes- w s mus-pea
vacuum-earned.
eeiislsclioa firm my 3‘
other svelte. 1‘3 to 11 Insi
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eme'e nausea.
5 bring distress and want and falling prices.
' ery standpoint. taking into consideration
VoicedtheSeutlmenteofthePar
Western Republicans. ‘
mum sonar IS assassin.
ls lays the rmamusaoma llaltthes
MorWetM—Jnlaflru
mymmcamme
ten—unseat Will MIMI-Granted.
Wassmom. May l7.~'l'hs senate waded
Two hours after the bill was taken all
were occupied by Mr. Galliuger in the de-
liver; of the preliminary chapters of a set
teri speech, which, he announced. in.
eluded a history of American tariff legit
lotion from the time the Pilgrim Fathers
first set foot on Plymouth rock. Three
Republican wanton—Messrs. Quay, Dolph
an Galliuger—now have portions of long
undelivered speeches in readiness to he
used in case the Republicans resolve upon
a last ditch light. Whethu' the Bepub
iicens will persevere in their present pol-
icy to defeat the bill by strategy or to al-
lowthe majority to pass the bill if they
can muster a aniiicient number of votes is
the unknown and undetermined quantity
in the senate question. _ ' . .
A small caloric of Republican senators.
including Messrs. Aldrich.Chandler, Hoar.
Lodge. Platt, Allison and Quay. have been
maneuvering the opposition up to this
time. Messrs. Teller, Du bole and other
western Republicans were known to be
out of sympathy with their eastern col-
leagues, but it was not until Wednesday
that their position was defined on the floor
0! the senate. \
Mr. Dubois of ldaho made a very signlfl:
cant speech, in which he entered a stron
protestagainst factitioue delay. Whilea -
firming his allegiance to the policy of pro
tectlon, be declared emphatically that the
interests of the country demanded that the
pending bill should be disposed of at the
earliest pessible moment.
Dubai- Strikes a Keynote.
That portion of Mr. Duboia' speech de-
manding immediate action upon the pend-
ing bill—either its passage or its defeat-
as the quickest means of restoring at least
temporary commercial prosperity. created
something of a sensation as indicating the
attitude of the for Western Republicans.
lie declared himself a firm believer in
the policy of protection, and said that
while the greatest prosperity had come to
us under the protective system he did not
believe there could be a permanent pros
parity until there was a reform in the
financial system, and it would be equally
fruitless to pass this bill ortodefeat it.
Until the mints are open. he said, to the
free and unlimited coinage of silver as
well as gold the falling prices and stagna-
tion of business will remain with us
“Either the passing or defeat of this
measure," he continued, "will be quickly
followed by a return of business toa great-
er or less extent. The settlement of this
question now and the adjournment of con-
gress will bring relief to the country and
employment to thousands of honest men
and women who are willing and anxious
to work and who are in actual distress.
We are now at the lowest ebb. Action oi
any kind, so that it is final. will be a wel:
come relief. The millions of invested cap
ital will no longer remain idle. it will
start thousands of industries as soon as it
knows what it can depend upon. This re
turned prosperity, however, will be short
lived. Within a short period many enter
prises will be abandoned. while in others
a reduction of wages and force will be in-
augurated, to become permanent and act
tied."
lie declared there could be no permanent
pronperity until there was 11 return to bl-
metallhuu. He claimed that the llepub
licans Would win the elections this fall.
and as a purely political proposition be ad:
vised the speedy {teasing of the pending
measure in order that the temporary proev
parity might subside and the country set
tie down to the condition of low wages
and contracted business that would sure
ly follow after the imaging relief had er-
pended itself.
By the time of the presidential election
the country would understand that it was
the currency question and not the tariil
that was the cause of the trouble.
in conclusion he said: "i beiisvell is the
duty of the senate in this great industrial
crisis. when hundreds of thousands are
suffering for the necessaries of life and salt
ing for employment, to pass whatever leg-
islation we intend to enact with such
promptueaa as is commemorate with a fair
discussion of the various schedules. The
quicker action is bad the better for the
country. in my judgment.
"1 do not "loan by this that i will favor
unusual methods to limitdehate. Discus
sion in this body should be free and un-
trammeled. but we should bear in mind at
all times that any notion. so it is final.will
bring work and bread to numbers of do
serving people who must remain idle and
hungry until our verdict is renrlered.
Speedy action now will sweep away the
clouds and mint which obscure the mum
of the people and enable them to in
with cleernese and accuracy that it is out
monetary and not our revenue laws which
"Viewing the present situation from so
every circumstance. it isohvioue that both
temporary and permanent happiness and
prosperity vvill the sooner return to our
land by speedy actiononthe bill before on"
m not." one...
The morning hour of the senate was en»
liveued by the introduction of a rssoiuthm
by Mr. lodge to investigate the allega-
tions of atteulpted bribery ofsenuers; also
the allegstions in a published article of
various alleged miedolnge in connection
with the tariff. Kr. lme wanted the
resolution pounds-ml at once. but Hr.
Mull ”Well that it heprinted and
ileum the table.
duster
called on
. 1 - and
tter do. 2
..1.“‘:‘, .l..1
aaiowhaths»
firmne'mraldmial ofthechm ~ :
ii $81M Millie wanted a .'
. , , no
investi {on 0! them. lie wu not
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W . m ‘1. 9”- 0'
all investigations! the bribery alleged and
of the influence of the Sugar trust on the
makeup 111,111. tariff bill. He told the Set»
etor that he wanted a personal investiga.
lion as speedin as possible. He said that
ballad both reputation and interests which
Were entering and wished to have a chance
to clear himself. y .
In his interview with the senator the de-
tails of the bribery charges were not gone
over. but hfaior Bults’a denial win em-
phaticand absolute. Senator Hensbrough
ilnally advised the ex—congreasmauto write
him a letter asking for a personal . investi-
gation and agreed to place it before the
senate. This Major Buttz agreed to do.
Senator Hanahrough expects to present it
in the senate today.
In the House.
The agricultural appropriation bill was
taken up at an early hour. and about two.
thirds of the bill was considered. Only
two amendments increasing nppropria
tions were made—one for 8801) to continue
the experiments with liar and hemp in the
state of Washington. and the other in-
creasing the appropriation for the purchase
and distribution of, seed from $130,000 to
0100,0011 an important amendment offer.
ed by Mr. Haiuer of Nebraska and agreed
to directa‘th'e president to enter into corre
spondenee with the authorities of Great
Britain with a view to the abrogation or
modification of the regulations which re
quire that cattle imported from the United
States shall be slaughtered at the port oi
entry.
The only bills passed ware for the relief
of Lenin A. Jackson nod for the validation
of affidavits made before l'uiled States
commissioners in all land entries.
A resolution for the appointment of a
Joint committee to inquire into the present
financial depression. and to report to con-
gress within 110 days what action should
be taken to relievo digress and give work
to the unemployed, was called up by Mr.
Mciianu from the committee on labor. but
it went ovor under objection. The house
llnnlly adjourned for want of a quorum.
KELLY'S TROUBLES.
lie Navy Followed and "aroused by Rail-
roud nepotism.
O'r'rl'uwa. la., May 17.~Therols intense
excitement in Eldon over Kelly's army.
As a boat was coming down the river the
citizens called it ashore or the purpose. of
giving the men butter k. Immediately
deputy sherifls employed by the Rock is
land road rushed down to prevent a land-
lng. Some one threw a stone at the Kelly
men. breaking the ribs of one man and
rendering another unconscious. ‘
Bad blood exists between the Kelly men
and the Rock island deputies. and another
lot of Kellyitcs attempted to land on the
east bank of the river. the camp being on
the wear. side. The Rock Island deputies
endeavored to prevent a landing. and a
pitched battle ensued. and Conductor
Charles Martin was struck on the head
with a club. it is thought that his skull
was fractured. Two Kellyltea was can
rested and tried in the afternoon. 1
The people generally think the fracas
could haw been avoided if the deputies
had been less olllcioun. When the row was
011, Kelly’- men in camp got into barges
and rowed hastily across. Kelly inter-
cepted them and ordered all back to camp.
The Rock island has run all its engines
out of its yard and fears serious trouble at
the next stop of the army at Fnrnliugtlm.
Sullivan's Wing at Toledo.
TOLEKXI, May l'.-Sullivan's wing of
Randall‘s army arrived here. and after a
consultation with the authorities it was
permitted to go into camp in a deserted.
stockyards in East Toledo. The army will 3
rest until Friday and endeavor to secure
recruits. None but American citizens with
a knowledge of the English language and
the object of the march will be accepted.
There are 72 men in the bend. and their
uniform mnsista of cape ulsters and red
felt hats.
Headers and Ills Army in Jail.
Lruu'cvwou'ru, Kan. May 17. «The trial
of General Sanders and his army was con
eluded. and Commissioner Waggoner ren
dared his opinion, holding the defendants
to the Foiled Slates court lor trial. Seu-
dcrs’ ball was fixed at Malawi that of each
of the 250 men at 8400. Marshal Nealcy
was ordered to take them to jail in case
ball is not given.
lieleevl a limit Train.
(Xmas. ll. 12. May 1:.»11'my men who
came from the west. forcibly took posses
111011 of a through fruit train on the l'uiou
“with: road and held it live hours. They
were induced togive up the train by the
city triershal. who said they should have
prov ialona. They agreed to go sent on foot.
irons-y for tongues.
Mamtmv. it. tiny iii-«Mm briua
chairman of the liemmzrallc central com .‘
tnittee for five years Peter Hmlth hes conw '
out in favor of .l. lrl. l‘orcy for congress.
The financial claims of Mrs. corny No. i
have been mum. and her former husband
is unwind bark in hihmdllon on May it".
(insults-e Ming For Work.
Ramadan. May itwllallimore is being
overrun at present. with enmidiers of the
(.‘oxry armies. The-y have come from
Washington rolhia city. and many of them
are actually looking for work.
heeflaad In New Jersey.
llMiWAY. .‘. .1.. May 17 » The Hweotleud
Munch of the Fun 11cm irut common wmlers
pascal through llahwuy.1¥1stroug. Theii
leader was isnutliy attired in military
clothes and top boots.
rarest [tree In liaise.
Bmusrono. his. May inducement
forest fires are raging in various places in
this vicinity. From Ml to ”screens-as
henna-tare burned over.eedmnch
timber is destroyed.
Damage liens by neevy‘leise.
M‘. Mullen, hiayi'i.~‘i'he heaviest
releieiihaewsiamyyemsoersdm
“WIMMGM been an... is
themselvashoeie.
Inuktitut“
Guinness. its... lay lie-Rev. llr.
Mes Power monou- hoists
Amherst. Apeslesyweetheeesas
O
feed.
more. W ‘ Miles»
'uwmdmanmm
and ' '
attire" militia Hung all“ any
during trauma but leisrdn the
day a large majority of the children were
found to have been cared for by trienda
during the preceding night and elaohy
the various religioue‘eooletlee, and they
have been since returned to their parent
There are at present a in children sep-
arated from their parents, but the police
who have been specially detailed toiook
after this end of the tire say the cause is
that the parents have moved what little
of their effects they managed toeave to
some other section of the city ortoreei~
dances of friends. and that within a day
or two the families will be united. They
scout the idea that any bodies are in the
ruins.
The revised estimate of the loss as gone
over by the insurance people is now placed
at around “b.0110. The assessors” valuav
tion upon the buildings in the burned dis-
trict foote up ”27.100.
Great crowds of curious sightseers visit-
ed the burned section in the Roxbnry dis—
trict last night. Streams were still being
played on the ruins wherever heaps of
smoldering coal and debris were to be
found. A public meeting of citizens was
held in the People’s institute. Roxhury, to
liaise ways and means toward raising a
fund and a supply of household effects for
those who lost their all. Senator Cronan
presided. A relief committee to have en
tire charge of all contributions was ap-
pointed.
Five hundred dollars was subscribed at
the meeting. Manager John Graham of
the Graham Concert company reported
that arrangements had been made for his
relief concert to be held on May 27 in the
Boston theater. Union Park hall has been
offered to the homelessmnd offers of other
public buildings have been made. Last
night 135 women and children were quar-
tered in the classrooms of the Buggies
Street Baptist church. and 45 men slept in
the chapel. two buildings distant. A spe-
cial service, with addresses by prominent
Huston clergynwn, for the benefit of the
homeless was held in the church. The
edifice was crowded. and the collections
amounted to several hundred dollars. The
fund now amounts to over 81,000 in all.
The money collected at the time of the
Johnstown flood and not needed has been
appropriated by the city to go into the
relief fund.
The only fatality so for reported is n
armonths-old baby, who was suflocated in
Berlin street. About 17 persons were in
jured, but none fatally.
BASEBALL.
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Louisville ..... o 1 2.11 o n 1 .‘1 o-olz 2
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Al Erie , No game: rain.
Whole I'amily Poisoned.
Iii-:f'llTl'lz. lull. .‘iny l7.——Word has just
been received from Monroe that the family
of Mart. Alder were [misused by some un‘
known person. Alder and wife and two
small children Were found prostrate on the
dining room floor, the two children dead.
the mother beyond the reach of medical
aid and Alder very ill. it is thought that
some enemy of the family put. poison in
the well.
lovemente of Ocean Sawmill”.
his-2w Yank. {tiny 17.-~The following
eteamahips are due uxlay: hlsasdnm.
Rotterdam; Uneida. Wilmington; Lahn,
Bremen; Philadelphia. l.a (luayra: City
of Lincol11.llil1roltar; \‘enetla. Christian-
eaud. The following eteampbipe sail to-
day: l-‘ucrst Bismarck. llamlulxlf: Rotter-
dam. Rotterdam.
[my handed resign! (la-rs Burned.
New limes. May lit-«A lire broke out.
in a car bladed with naphtha in the freighia
yard of the i‘onaolidatal road. The flames
spread to the fretghihouse. andthla was
completely ulestroyal. and 50 cars. all loud»
ed with irolght,took lire and were coir
named. The loss is estimated st mono.
Murdered in Bed.
NAVASNMI. May 17,-«1John A. Jackson.
one of the mind. proaperutie young mer-
chants of this place. Was brutally mur-
dered in bed here with a sledge hammer
stolen from a blacksmith shop. Eight
men have been arrested on suspicion.
new level: Girl ”artiste Its England.
humor. .\1 M l'i.~«'l‘l1e ilev. Henry Craw-
ford Armour of 'l‘rinlty uoiieaeAisford.
was married at Ht.".ludc‘s church. Ken-
singtou. to Mary Elisabeth. the only
daughter of James Mulberry of immod-
on-the-lludsou and New York.
Ivansei’st Honors Iiaughter Weds.
EAST Neurons“), Mesa. May law-in
the new llotigfvgetimhi church here Miss
Emma Reynolds Mainly. deeshleret Iren-
seliet Dwight 1.. Moody. was united in
marriage to Arthur Perry rut at Chicago.
“mm
levee by a cause u see was.
summon, Mass” May l7.~'l'he wind
shifted.“ names from women.
as...
harningfuliy five ullealronsths town.‘
amassed"
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States at the '
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Ayeis’Sarsapndlla, .67 are 1' sign you w.a11mm
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M79“: .70. rain-33.1.11 mn'u‘i:n{f$n‘§2u:mm
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Btilison'e Specific for Malaria '71: “.".u".“‘5"".’1°"'1l'1,‘lh““"l “’ ”i" l”
1. 00...... ' .05 23...:2. 21:. cans. “on mum
Brandreth’l 1. 12 Consume olera euperioradyantefeaénsil
Aloock’l Planters, '10 features of he business. together wi h eat
, 1 - manna uritaneursin the Connecticut
Benson! (invoice Flashers, .12 gamers: 1.1:: 11:.."3" (lo. livery Pol‘i'cyi':
Wmhlh '2: mill. 1: led mainland belmsel "tiladwiii e‘t'h-
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mm 1" q _’ > , Mm
Radam's Microbe Killer, 1. ’ars., 2.50 '
madam... 2“ , .2. Suulhporl Whne Globe
81:11.8. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
u
Alwaysanheirom
Best goods. lowest prices, polite atten-
tion tells. We are at the front; we in-
tend to stay there.
We sell the very best Teas and Colleen.
and given useful present with every pur-
chase. No tickets. Take your present
when you buy a pound or half pound. ,.
One large picture given with 1 lb.
Tea. or Baking Powder. or 2 lbs. Blend-
ed Coffee, at 28c lb. or your choice of
many other articles.
Largo Platters, Pitchers. Cuspadovs,
Cups and dancers.
A fine assortment with half pounds.
THE CENTRAL
BASH llllllilEllY‘
l5 lillillli Milli STREET.
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling whiteibaclr Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of :course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is§larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters’ supplies atjllowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lit. 2 H131 Avenue.
5531: N93“! 6:313
usnlmr titlES
was._...m. .s . ..
l’ovtlrpore sells the beat liaaoli 1w Mow-n in the
mar e .
PBIOES - Wil - DOWN
Madrid one. two and three burners: all cast
trips and frames: sirens light and durable.
w its safe“
iayelmvn tan a. tin see them in
working: er.
on. shutout ALL limos.
command-as.
Dacron not an 11 hi mm orator in imi-
tation eat. all? 1&7 ' and shelves. casters.
littlest. etc. o. I seniors as Doom.
w... ,
I! "I'll! I‘ll OTIEETJ
Podmore,
ONION SEED
A few pounds of prime seed left at
Haniord’s Floral Hall,
NORWALK, CONN.
This is the last chance to purchase
fresh stock of white onion seed this
spring. ' ’
milillm
0131111 up mu m
mun or 25 cram
9r [law/11m
immune. awmmrzoxlx'
mid!
Physician for Women!
—————+oo——--
11113. 1111. 11. '1. 11111111111"
Can be consulted at her once.
342 Broad 8L, Bridgeport 601111.,
from lo a. m. to 7 p. In. any day exceptSunday.
The Doctor is a regular ph sician and for
the wet sixteen years has in e the DiSEASlS
at OMEN a speelaltg. ladies suffering
from an difficult incl ant to the sex can
consult . Uullfo in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
crate. A1 letters promptly replied to. In-
close stamp. elitf
The Ptrta Stone
makes the best Artificial Sidewalks an Read-
ways. Artificial Stone Work of German Port
land Cement.
llEllillS HIDE WATER PilllllF
and warranted for 3'» years. Orders solicited
and estimates furnished by
Thomas T. Dorsey.
lie. 6 ilsidsn Piece. llorwsih.
Sole agent forCounectlcut. Depot 444 Green-
wich street. N. Y. Reference.
CHAS. DeKLYN. Norwalll;
JIBEMIAE DONOVON. JR. lo. Non-ll
121mm 111
—-—-a'r————
iET.
Bell island.
Cottages of 3. 5, 7, 10 and 12 rooms.
by the month or mason.
Mmlley road connections with South Nor—
wail every so mlnu‘ as; connections t
ilouih Norwailr by N. Y. N. ii. and if.
it. to all points east. west and north.
it": :1- terms and full particulars. address.
T. H. FOSTER.
Bell Island; or. Dsnhury. Conn.
FERTILIZERS!!!
Super-phosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
All the choice brands of
SUPERPHOBPHATES, BARN-
YARD HANURE, AIR
sumo LIKE AND LAND
Pmm at wholesale prices.
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