V‘mnprleeenthem. Wilden:
“ no. poet. and Ammo at'fle.
ohm-m 1......
I) , we any one for
7 My" have the beet that prom. 3!.”
Mn. ,
V widow tor can; lied flour for decora-
tion: lolueee flour to. pound.
[Ilihbleliflomsiock
. ill, Idl'l'll IIII STREET.
Excelsflall
’ others In
Strength
and
Purity.
send 'l-cent rump for pictures.
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But you can save loin of hard
work when you clean house. by
using
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Wamxm, May lit-whom Ger.
, ‘ by ‘
flea with the ioint anthomflpg'thm
promlu amendment- whioh consolidated
the Democratic ride and Mr. German ea-
peeielly has been eubjected to march critt-
mhothinandouto! the-em. Thie‘
'epeeeh, replying in a men-ore to the attacks
that had been made upon him, explaining
the ' new-lily for the compromiae and do»
lining the theory upon which the modified
bill, now before the W, wee construct-
ed. attracted intenee interest.
The speech war pnpared carefully and
delivered lrom manuscript, a thing in It- ‘
eel! very unmel, as Mr. German hereto
tare always hue delivered his rpeecbea
thout notes. The WI! was not devoid
oi drnetic comment on the courueot the home
other side. It wee regarded as, on excorid-
ingly able expoeltlon of the conservative».
Mr. German’s speech lorniehed texts
for the Republicans lor the remainder of
the day. Hie atotement that a majority
of the senate would support the hill was
put to the teat by Mr. Teller, whose port
poaewee to "smoke out" any intent op-
position on the Deinocratic ride.
Mr. German's statement was instilled ,
by the vote. however, an the Colorado len-
ator'l motion to lay the tarli! bill on the
fable wan met by an unbroken Democratic
front. Both Senator Hill (N. Y.) and Sew
ator Irhy (S. C. ), whose positions have
been the euhjoct of gainip from timeto
time, voted with their Democratic asstici»
ates, as did the three Populism, including
Mr. Feller.
The rates iixed wore as follows:
Railway burs, T ralla. ate. 7le at a
cent per pound; hiaoktaggrrl, between in
and 30 Win! page, 7-10 of a cent per
pound; betwoen 20 and 25 wire mingle.
8-10; thinner than :35, 1-10 cente; iron and
atml plates coated with zinc or other mvtv
ale except tin or ton-no piano. 3; cent more
than rates in prwmilng pmumiph; Klimt
iron or steel. imlielmi, 1% cents per pound.
Mr. Gorman'a Speech.
Mr. Gorman prvmwdml to review the
history of the bill. He mid it wMJI»
ported to the houee hastily and without
due regard to it- ollcct upon existing in-
dustrial conditions; an imperfect measure
that not only foil-«l to meet the treuury
demands. hut armaily inrrnaml tho- (ioilcit
created by ill" Republican prohibitive du-
ties. ‘ Thom was no echtation that it
would lxwvmr a law unchanged. The m-n
nto had always rwrlwml such bills. YM-
nn sooner did tho- Illllllli'l’ mmmilm- homo >
it» Work than ”in r-ry lorwwtiun" wan:
rem-Wed with n-xmmrdiuury vimm and
the lh-iiim'rntiv M‘llltilll‘n were inlornwd'
that any change-a would be not down no
"botmynl of lln- party'a promising." and
thnt ovary at-nntnr who ahnwwl the lunar
com-rm {urtiminwrmuul hiauwnntare
wan a traitor to the l'niun and hi» party:
that the minute was no longer moordl-
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erxmox. Must—Thoma)»
fined C.J.H.Tnylor o! Know-ne-
eurderotdeedrfotthomatrictof Comm.
bill. The notion ere-Md some enrprier.
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POWDERLY RETALIATES.
Mwbmdwhuthm
Win-curl.
Solomon, 1’... my Bis-ll. B. Martin
0! M a mm of tho execu-
tivebnfld of the Knights of him, was
in Matty lor them at [filling dil-
Iemhelwmlonlmmhlim .llewas
interviewed Wampum,“ two hours
other the inhale-w was printed Martin
was m! at the instrument T. V. Pow-
deriy. ex pom-ml mortar workman of tho
Knighta. who nib-gm that Martin ilk-led
him in the interview.
That part a! the lntwrriww of which Mr.
Ptmd‘rrly mrnpimirm is. no [ullvmw "Mr.
Powdrrly haw bum 1%le lmm tlw
Knifihfln o! helm? for "influx in mm om
to bid mum-mm i. it. Now ration. tin-1min
arty of the order in hilt» «ham Thin ii;
paraphernalia niacin: m in.» «arm work
the mmpnmh'm 9' who,” Finn» animal do—
ma’mii‘ng that m.- pump“ ‘9 i.» mnwiowr
property to the on“. on. they work not
the MM. thrown“ and pros-rm? of tha—
Kl’illthlilt «if Lash"! that h" Banal 3': kilo In!»
Eamnion. and rim Mr Selenium in» imam-i .-
ulgmi the fire-iii! nil «in» Will)!“ Mania.
when mm in» when Mm an Wr-
mnn and held in ILIM hail («n-era. . Mr.
‘ Powderiy mar rhmmntopmm main»:
fill the omen-rand the? Knight» of lAl-mr
whorzlaim that hwrrilmul to turn orrr
new body, but its win duty wan to ratify ‘
blindly the notion of tho homo. "
Sold Mr. (human: "it would be idle.
Mr. President. to dwell upon the mani ’
the property or! the «mhvr,
60.73113” “lube-don.
boson», Macy il~llr dump.» than].
who. with like family. mu- : mwnp»~r
at tho! mutilation. limits». einfllfliiu-‘lflhalld ‘
other article». all of which an» wawiliul in ,
I do not 5mm win-t Vet’wrtio mm giwn .
by Mr. l’nwtfi‘fly for! out Inmate-g ”for UN“ ,
MI. I’v'ehwly whim. that II?» (“mod “
aver to Ith- nmir. )Ir. .‘er‘lfl'likn. all -
“.m-rmmmem
’ m
Linn-oat. flay m-‘l‘he race one.
tluAtlenticl-eeweeo thaWhite Sterlin-
mun.manoowmnn.
erP-rlaondthoincldentaotthetriptele-
mined harem
perpetra
under other olrenmetanoee. ‘mlght be
A saloon pueenm say-z “We gradual-
ly drew up on tho Paris until we not
thruster her. Then theParis dropped
behind, wentuternofueond come up on
our port side. She kept creeping up until
midday of Saturday and twice forced us
ontoloureonrae. Shegoteonearthatwe
couldreadher nunewithoutglaeaes, and
oureeptainslowed upiolet herpasu.”
The Rev. Mr. Hill of Montreal can:
“The captain of the Paris signaled to our
captain that he wished to cross our born.
We slowed up. and she passed about 5300
yards in (motor us. What mighthavo
oeourrulwae shown bythelnot thatlog
denoeoded so suddenlyandwes to dense
that both vowels had recourse toiog horns.
Another person r said that it was pain-
ful to mourn what might have hap-
pened had the log come a little earlier. "
Somixmx, May 2a.—-—'l'he captain of
the Paris made a statemmt to your cor-
respondent shortly after the vessel's arri-
val here rewarding the with the Ma-
jestic. lt diners material y from the story
told by Mr. “'ldnex. a passenger on tho
Majestic, with rolerenoe to the bow crow
in; incident.
Captain Handle said: “Soon after leav-
j‘ lug Sew York the Majestic have In sight
n considerable distance aster-n. The Paris
» maintained her lead until Saturday, when,
owing to a delay caused by a change of
( linkers. tho White Star boat succtmlml in
orrrhanling the Paris and cmnsed Ill'l‘
bows innn port to starboard. This hap-
pened bitumen 5 and 6 o'clock Saturday
, rimming The Majestic steamed along
. about a half mile distant on the atarhmmi
ride. The Paris gradually lorgcd ahead.
keeping nlinul llii‘ snow distance to purl.
The lupinin of iiw Ninja-silo, linding his
Irmd dmpplng am in. plum-d down his
engine-.5 and amend nah-r tho bli‘rll oi' the
Park. row-diving lia‘r Inwiuuish. “P then
pnmmlul on his twill-r. ending n rim-o
filly? rn'iling raw "
A Very “Gel Julian.
‘ “‘ulzi blitz. 31.1%.. May Sir-Antonio
ngifi‘ln who who arrested in Springfield
i [or attempted murder in this city. in An
lonio l'inniuno. who nearly killed his Wife
horn in»! “wonder by throwing her down
stains. Wednmiay ho lirod live shots at
Funk Marli. minim-r ’lmlian. and barely
”Mali“ hitting him. He is known hon-
‘Ino “Tony the Ripper" and in musidemi
3m all mood bad man by the police.
I’ll-u In the Courtroom.
l‘imnarous. May 24.——A few minutes
flu-low the time for van wining murt in the
Shank wrecking trial and while the mutt-
!eet alunrdltiea of this outgrowth of porn r," “u. MW, p".m whirl: amp“, at mom was omwdul ailro was discovered
lance. But it cannot be denied that the ? 5.,“ng,“ lrmn 3'“ “fl.“ 1'3"me ,,in the mrmer muons the mass of books
demand for prmnpt action meriouely im- " ahortlr “a" m, MFW‘ Mr“‘ "a land dnrnml-nts that have been used in the
paired the efficiency of the finance dour will it“... .3 fimtmwm, until Friday
mittee'a work and ultimately bmtltml- no “'11,“ up... ”my“ hm,
lie aid
Willem-2 (Swat exciwnwnt ensued. al‘
fihough the lln- was quickly extinguished.
“mg gm; nrvlahm my. hastily mnlplvfi' that In "W that m, M“ ““11”" 3A light-«l vigor had liwn aimlessly thrown
ed. andthe hillwaa reported totho mom. would b... s", 3',“ gm, Earl-ml "n in the «truer.
Iyontmod the donation in the women! 1.1an y
the silver debate that nowhere won the
I truth of the old when. "The greater hautr.
the 1m opted." bow-r exemplified than in ’
legislation. in it proved thvn. and my it
Is now.
A startling Adinlaalnn.
"I do not prnixnw to dim-nee lIlI- "writ-o
or lll'llll‘l'liil of either tho. original Wilma
llnanw mriiiniiiur
l'ltllrl" could mmnnand n nmjorirynf the
We might deplore
ouch a condition, and other» might and
did rail against those In it "ll’lIlIlll‘l‘ mqyun
Bible i’ur it.
could not WW the hill.
momma had to meet, and they had met in
by tho inlrmluollon of a Dimiooratie
murmur of tnrlll reform which merit»
and l holhivewlll m-I-lvm'wry llvrniiomtld
vote in thin hotly. tho indumunontoi’ o
Dcmmratic hmw. tho nignntimvof a Dem
Dimiwratio party,"
loans, Mr. Gorman luuertod that the hill
had been vonutructml on tho Dl'mm'mtln
theory of a tarill for revenue with such
incidental motivation on world be given
mneletently to the ludnati'lea of the noun
try. It lollowoilatriotly tho murae marked
out by President Cleveland in hie letter of
acceptance upon which he was Mvemtfll‘.
and the llummomlo party inmxatod with
lull power. ii there haul been the alighmt
eppmheneion In tho public mind of a mi-
ieal overturning of our industrial Maire.
Hr. Cleveland would not IlMll been re-
elected.
This no not a free trade more, but
it war a to step
either the illa hill or the Mfume!
1888. it want not promotion for prom
tlon'e sake, hot it did dieorlminnte lie-
tween raw . and manufactured
allele» to the lull extent of the dilbrenelr
Mween Mom and Amado-owe.
norwasit a dideit creating hill. more
the present law was or the home we
would have been.
«cornmeal tension to tint-quire»—
meatr oi the t.
hill or the inc-mum lirst fllplll'lt'll hy thoi derided
It i» nullioiont to my i “cm,“
that tl‘wn- him m-wr lawn a inoim-nt wiwn i ’ '
lint thr- lm‘t n'mainml thatwe
“Such was the situation llw ilemmmmo '
mmtic pnmidont and the approval of the _
in answer to the charge» by the Bowl!» I
forfreertrade tlianf
[two-Wow.
It '3“ M; .
its mind rho lane amoral
chalk-prom all m,
Will I.“ ”I. I‘ll-lac“ Plato,
“Rn-wilt“. “my :I w The» “lair-r. and
linml’m of that lhru-viti’ytl T IF»- .. low It“ law-Ill
it joint meeting for “or wen.“ we“ mail div-("mm
. lag the matter! at mono; or oiopmry
i
pm of wowhlp Mm «now uhimr they
to m on “hr linwlnlyn rink on
merino. It wane likrwaw Mule"
ad to employ BM live B. For )lillo. tiw
{ evnnwiiut o! l’muirifinw. to: fill the» pulpit ,‘
. during lh’ Tainum . :QIleliwb“
1% Your idly“. In
m w it, ill}... May leKelIlIlt' my. my
. may will move on to Ilanaiiini at noon
May. timpm‘rn lira-anal «humor was in-
dicted by the, grant terry hair [or Nailing
amt an the waning Monday night.
[In in W miller MM» mil. Tm corn-
uomwmlrra were mam! [oriwimxgdrnnk
our! Midi-nil}.
ran a” an. em.
m. Prune-m to... ”a; ”It ”Tow hm!
wot-[Minuet hM‘v‘lMe'mr‘ul a ‘mlfdw
ammonium-try «wavy indoor the die.
Lowery M in plot to Wine 1 rhurrh
andi aim a mammal whirl: had 3mm ark-r1,
ml: tor the More «at Ill-Yr our during the
nest maneuver» in the mm album.
tun-divine!”
”neuter... my roar-main]. It. tin.
mould kmdrii Monroe-im-
mkuulmieidrinthhuenmmhhem
Royal, on I'll“ nm-r. by phi-wring him-
‘Iellb whirl. W (minim no
rum-ell I» he Ilium-re Minotaur
dined.
mun-um
law mum Mop-Jim find was
“humeral-money!
anal-n We! on or Ital-and.
gmulmuevfllrlytm min
*mmhwbflamd afie-
“mm
m...
“mend “wartime-uh: Mil-yuan”
the y I I my“ ”fl“. manned:
mummmummm . . up... due
, Mlle “1"! Mom “levee.
Tun. l. 'l‘.. May tit—Nearly 100 depv
alias and cilia-no took the trail 0! a largo
14mm: of homo ibiurm who \wru known to
‘im in hiding in the mountains Hour "A“
Fork. lunar milw \t‘wl of lll'l‘l‘, nnd, iii»
‘9 llwugh tinny ninuuiui in routing the ml»
iimrw- and mn-nring a number of the filAIIt'll
hum-x ihv robbers mmpod alter ahani
gin-mo.
Rope Walkers Full.
>ll£ll€‘l\ ”iii. 'i‘vnn . May 2i.-——Hmrgo
‘i'harwi. who had lwn giving it perform»
won on a ism-l mlilo strolcliul 30th the
lonhliv ~1imn'. walked out on the cable.
hurrying his wile. Lizzie Chnmut, who“
the film!“ maidrniy snapped, and both full
1th the ground. (if; {wt lwlow. (.‘Iiitrmit will
imiwr. Mrs. i'lummt'n moditlon in crit-
ideal.
,j “on. Frat-Ia W. Bird Bend.
" \\'..ti.i‘ui.i-z. Mam. May Sis—lion. l-‘rnn-
is “1 Bird of Walpole died at his home
here-of pneumonia. “named was taken
Imam-m; m upon n.» mm of his daugh-
‘ier. Mm Mary E. lliul. last'l‘lnmulny, bo-
lus unmnwiom from 'l‘uvsdaymurning
until his dentin Mr. Bird had a notable
i million! mum. .
l'erlor-(‘a-Iulr'a Ambition.
; 11mm); May tit—Tho wrnmjwndent
it The Daily New: at Paris statues that M.
’ Cesium-Perm engaged himself not to ho
aeandidato {or the presidency ugalnnt M.
Comm as long no he won premier. lie is
now at liberty to try to satiny his ambi-
lion.
i Ail-lira “one Connor.
. Barium. May 21.-—Vioe Admiral Sir
John "whine o! the British navy, attend-
rd by the British oomml. hir. Yeah-Brown.
and n rrtlnue oi ling paid an em-
elet visit to Governor Greenbelle at the
executive Miler.
lion Kai-er Pubiiely Whipped.
me. lay 84.-Herr Kaieer, the well
known uti-Semite member of the reiehr-
”. wee attacked while wilting in the
ini- end Whipped by two men who
were cropland, it in said. by his anemia.
A Moe-tie- Iieedleelod. "
Outer. Kan, lay Dir-The mead
wwwmmm “imi‘;
Ion eonven a;
helium have been taken without result.
me I'm at W
neuron. mat—4m Britllh would
ill-he. with her consort. her maiuty
hipfl‘amfiatmherin the appertai-
our
d
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wade-magma».
gin-m an men an intent.
run-Indie
mutant-retardation”.
uranium
harm
enrol: 1i. 2.. merchant. aim
”newtdthewlteeelhmim
nude-W .fi. ‘ i
m ,-
Aoouen. m.~mm—2m melee .
m. in inflation:
or Omit-emit. Oi... are: ”When imminent-ed ite unruly thicker» um thin and droopy...“ ’
thew-medium dheutmeaiv-nneruperdu.bntam ruin: your load tor two ‘
m I received tromonr hundred anatomy-Iva to one who mi m m- nor on.
up chance in my chicken yam!) noticeable; they looked noel: m and their “other:
new plentimllr. I m runabout twenty-ave pound- per month or this valuable food. out i!
Knockouts-tit! wouldmeluoontotthgponitrr barium. Ihare aleo need the Collie
Iced in my stables with wood reunite." .
For eele'in any enmity. I carry a full line or WW onto. the beet that an
m haproonred. ‘OurCornandOateareorrelullerreemd; you do not pay tor dirt and chad.
/
Kay. llrav. Grain and fruit-around Feed.
”030“! IA! 3! an A! IOWAIM‘ ”All...
Manuel T. Hatch
M
FURNITURE. I
28 80. Main Street, 80. Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
PARLOR SUITS
Silk Brocatelle Fringe Parlor Suit, $35.00.
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit, 025.00.
Polished Wood Parlor Tables way down in price.
A Fine Lounge for 86.50. '
. Wilton Rug Couches, $11.50.
A large line of Corduroy Lounges and Couches.
All goods sold at hard time prices.
f:-: DAVID STOW: :::__
-—-——-A8K FOR——
snows $3.00 sun:
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And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 30. Norwalk.
limit hilt liviiiiii.‘ Willie" HaKJQLaundry,
ll Washington Street.
ltouth llormlli
A“. W0“ DON! BY I‘ll).
I0 ACID! USED IN WASHING.
SATISFACTION ooauxmn.
GOODS CALLED '03 All) Dunno.
II) FBI! OF CHARGE, 01' run.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Photographs
of the house are In order.
Photographer NiliiTH
can do them;
20 Years Experience
and the beet of apparatus.
Buggies. Phaeton, carriages I
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suitw All.
CALL AND Sill THIN.
Bermuda Egypt, -
and other points olinuireat to Utavelery H e n r y Tl I l y .
J ”gli‘lééa'v” AWLMlIiE IINE III
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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no nun runnin-
Ar tor-ran emcee.
and :81
ilttilithlpmhlid Railway Tickets
to all parts ol the world {or halo by .
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Room 1 Masonic Building, Norwaili.
SPEilliL tires T0
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