Q
Drink
nid's ‘ di slicn.
makes 5 gals.
Is'nus‘s
using
ll
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mew" III
r~m..,....mm u.
WNLIIMS’
Root Beer.
ii is made from the best
roots and herbs.
and cheaply made at home.
improves the appetite, and
WHERE iGNOilINOE
uu OOll‘l now
will lilO iIISS
But you eon save lots of hard
work when you clean house. by
LUSTRINE.
10 cents at all arm-era.
summer
unflloulnerderto
my...” m1
.M.ud Alvmsm on
W will and um. white
fitmtwmzm Blur for decor»
" A rheumlxmnd.
Easily
An unri-
, railed temperance drink;
; Healthful, foaming, lus-
‘ ‘: cious. One bottle of extract
Gei ii sure.
Send l-reui stump for pmures.
Woman A: (tin-sou. Bambi-d, Ci.
nil 8m
lilieelisriillo.
:Bole Anni for
‘ s: M. ii. BOLTON’S
mu wman HEllEl
Not Iir Netti".
menswear-
W
MW W...
. ranks. No one in the country was better
_ lleved in it.
.l
l
peers l- o gee-den.
Wmmoror, May 25,—The sen-tapro-
mange wsre enlivened by it short debuts
Mull ends very “Wimp
r. Help on Hr. Summit's W of
w'l'he lend senator. be sold. had
spoken none too soon. ’l'he Mseedonien
cry had gone up like the weilpfslcss
soul from the Democracy of tildenuntry
for some one to appear as a leader in the
sending The narrator from Maryland, Mr.
Bale 'procmdml, had i’lli‘ll‘ged from his ee-
cluslon just at the time when his party
stood dl lted, its ranks broken, its 00-
herency o , action entirely/lost, en Indig-
nsnt people showing ‘their distrust, the
newspapers piling up denunciation after
denungiation and with a panic imminent
on his‘bwn side of the chamber.
' Bale Boom Born...
Mr. German had come forward with the
effort of his life to reform the broken
titted to do this, but the task he hsd un-
dertaken would have crushed the shoul-
ders of Hercules. Other men hsdbsen able
to reform their parties to their everlasting
tom's and, glory, but they believed in what
they did. Mr. Jefferson had formed a
great party in opposition to Englund. He
believed in it. Jackson had recreated sud
reformed the party omthe bugle of opposi~
tion to the national bank because he bo~
Even Tilden had never low-
ered the banner of reform, and Cleveland,
when he was first inducted into the White
House, had early milled his party and
made it formidable because he believed in
the principle of tariff reform. But here
the senator from Maryland (Mr. German)
attempted to reform the lines of his par-
ty—to recreate Dem _ in the United
States and the count ‘ at by an appeal
to pri lple or the tritium of hisvpnrty.
Mr. mun had saline his associates.
“Let us buy and soluches't and commit
felsehotxi. but. shove pli things. let us pass
this bill.” The spin-ch mode by the Mary—
land Realtor. added Mr. Halo, was uuulu
not to the Country. but to his Ihunocrutie
colleagues. Mr. Halewntinuod with vivid
words and vitriolic comment to divide the
Ilenuxtruiio sidi- of the chamber into
Turoups,” towhlch he said Mr .liormuu
was addressing his remarks.
The first group, he said, com rloed the
mos/metros from New York ( essays. Hill
and Murphy). Mr. Smith (N. J.) and
Messrs. Kyle and Rom-h. 'l‘lu-y Nun-sout-
rd ulnstiillmu'lt‘fi opposed to this hill. The
mood pump. it forgo our. despised! the
hill lwforo the senate because it mm- the
l'u~ to the continuous and professions of a
lifetime. It rouluilmi Motions. Mills and
('uko (Tux. l, Vest. ilml (,‘ookn-II (Mu. ). Vi
hm (Wis, Li imy l ill-l ll‘almvr i Ills. l. Lind
my and iiiuvlihurn i Ky. l. Harris xmd Halo ,
('I‘ouu.) uuil pi'rillips one or two oilu-ru. !
They won; the nun-n who, wiwu ilu'y \wrt- .
obliged to vote for proiwllun to cool um] i
lmn um in tho Hugdr inn! and tho Ill-ad
iruai. Would ask liwnm-lvos. "In thy svrv
out. a dog that he should do this?" Then
they Would all you! for those proviniouw
and amm-r their own cpumilml. (lnuuh
ter.)
Thorn v'vns another group to which no
appeal {mm the senator wns nmwe'iaory. it
included Messrs. (’umden and Ii‘uulkuu-r
(W. Va. ). Morgan and Pugh (Ala. ), (‘af 3
fir-7y andlillam-hanilin), Brice (0.). Glu- -
lion (Md) and the pros: osmipmmhwr him‘
self. Mr. Herman had given no anxiety
to this group. Why? Box-nose they had-
eeoun-d all they wanted. He knew how
largo this statmmut wall. It extruded to
the coullnm of ihr earth. hut lu- rvpouivd
it. They had got nil they wanted.
llargnluln' For Votes.
Mr llnli-i-uuliulml in point out in do .
tnil slwciiimlly what he lornuni the "prion"
paid Ior roles in the latter group. culling
uttl-uiinu rosin-ochre mode by llu-wsvu»
(suits in iiu- past.
"’l‘host- spool-hos ws'ro mode when they ;
wort» out of power." into-riveted Mr. Hill. ,‘
'I‘Iu- hill us ii now Maui, Mr. linh- sold. §
haul un I‘I'splillbiilii‘ pol-ruin. It was a pn- l
Iitloul inward. It war: the result of thu-
Inton-ourm- of iiuuw who had nharldom-di
purty III'iIII'IilII‘ with llu- may virtue. of u1
low protected lmlunir ~~ nod ilu- hahltuai
pmiliulion of the trims. ‘ It had ire orl
gin in the bark mom of a New York oifli‘v,
Whether ii pnasml or not. it luui the
badge of trnllh'. upon ii. Ii wusuoi- it com—
promiso It was not trimming. it rvpro
soniod imrunlu and Aldon—voles lmuuhii
with mm'iwions of principle Mid honor.
Mr. iiormuu. rolicludcd Mr. Hale. hud
soon in this hill the sun of promise to the
Iiouuu‘rniir party. lie was: mismlwu. it
was the rising mill. not of Allsir-rliiz he
new. but the sun of Wail-rim dying lam
dowulmn uluhi.
It was "in-r :i o't‘ioi'll when the remain
got down to urinal work on the schedules.
Vary fair progress was mode. eight mm
--from imruuroph izilrllll, inuluslvowla»
luadispmml of. The sol-prim of thoday
was the aocvpinum‘ by tho iinnnou fillllllli'»
tree! on nun-mlment idiom! by Mr. Ai-
Ien. the Nehraalm Populist, to plow lim'llmi
wire on the Iron lint. l'kNmI'Ropubilmua
opposed it. hut did not marry their oppo»
sition to the esumt of (impending is round
melting vote own It.
An intimation from Hr. Hm that free
hotbed I'm VII to he the pfloeof Mr. All
len's vote for the tori! bill was indignant-
ly denied. .
t- sin Koo-e.“
After being underwnsidrrntion for Just
one week thelcgisistive. executive nod iu~
dioial musician billwss Me by the
house. The main fight was in the house
shuthehillhdi Whom
the mitmdtlewheieon i. wood»
mt declaring the lows so sing die
Imhysmof lotto!” sndtlieisttss
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MW. WW 1'.
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mum WASTE! m1. veins-mm warmth
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voice intonation simplyyeuuse is legit"
en in confidence.
The attomoou session of the immune
tion was hrietendwas troughs VIDM'
den bolt by the committee’s demanding!
idiot Mr. Edwards give his authority for
the ststsmente MM his tssthmym
coming Secretory Civil-We interview with
the subcommittee of the mom coronal»
tee and the committees drafting the my!
schedule. Title Mr. m Mined to
do, and, tho'commwfitteevmimhe asked
hobo allowed to moonlit minim. Judge
Dittonlioei'er at New York. who. Mr. lid-
wurds sold, waehe the: city. The rooms.
wss granted, lend the mitten milk on,
other rm. whole Mr. “wade went in
search of hie lawyer;
Mr. Edwards returned to the Ellmmiilm
room aftermshssnmof mm. «mm:
pooled by his attorney, Judge Ditteva
er. After a brief eonfersrm- «Mormonism
decided to postpone further shouldered“:
of the question of 810.1le Mr. Edwards
from divulgingili‘e authority forervtuiin of
his statements until the nest dam): willow
Judge Bittenlimfertomltthe author
itlce bearing tile» m
John S. Strives; the» Wmhimgum «one»
spondeut oi the New York Moll mi Err
press. was hefore the onmmitter: lie was
ermuinod in reigning ilo‘ a disgusts-h which
appeared in his paper on My Bill. inmhllolh
he had stated; with some ohmnmtmnmieli
ty, that no interview between emote: 3.
United States senotorn mull Mflle-fl of 3
the Sugar trust held in all when oil the Ar >1
Ilngtou hotel had been overhaul liy'wwim ,
manufacturer who «unwind the whitening?
room. After m‘kxnl-iwlwdgi‘nig that he; heal
written the dispatch Mir. Shutter summit ll
ed the name of him isotherm! mil mimw thief
name of the wire misnuxhwtnrrr mar-intone» 9'
rd in his dispatch.
(harm-s "to m m.
Mr. Shrivi-r said than the: «my lawn lbw-n .-
KlVi-n him by is mmmwwumn. hut: he» do
cliuml u-irhor to give his honor or the murmur
of the wire mmhstnrer; hell» nun-m he» ,5
ing that the commend. while he me *
him the story inrpuhflmslrmz. dud mus Mull:
to he bmulrht inn-r the scandal: who mulled .
upon in testify mid: howl nwh- vampires»
prnnlim- not to reveal his ncbmw. lllll.» mom
lull im‘ "‘INI hy various: moth-wile l'lrr Ritalin"
Mr. Shrivvr diwlm-e his diathermy. whoop
him whether the mom her was» :s imimi
or u liopuhllmn and wills-re he list-II or
mold he found
During .Vlr. shrine-nonhuman} hw Niall
ed that he had fortified; himself Will fuse
in regard in the truth or» iiiflr' mammal has!
found that thi- w irr- niusmziimrmar hull
hum M- rim .-\ rllnwron irom ”Melt-I. 2?th the "
iith and had wrupiedl the lim‘l’lhr well to
that Iii’i'llpii‘d hy Mr: Terrell m? all." MW.
trust. who had NW“! at the i‘hrifieii imam
.‘Iltl‘ifii 2 in the liml‘l. i’i‘lo imam the iii-.illil’ilm
of the rrxmls m‘udpifid
Mr. fihrl'wr midi that illimwlum own: ..
fsctm-er en l'M‘lllwmilnlg ref-lies the mm
once not the communion and mm in
an excited arm rvl mind lie Waived flair
«lawman on the should-rm Mum
ed that now he wan u-r-miin till» I ills-«m Milli
would never plum hem-ow the mziylhd‘. Valium». r
he had m-rupird a. room nil-xii iim their. on
oupimi by «nun» «limit mm. dim-ii l‘nv iiil'lllii
ow-rhvurii enough of the linl'li‘IMl'rllli’it'lW do)
lead him to lwilrw thou: the no“. it .l m»
deed. ’i‘ho wirn lliuu‘lllfzu’iilwui’ aim alumni
that several museum. were m. “in" mmmhi
with ihv *llgm' own. and lie hurl momma-viii
them by their villa-w, lilo illitewm- soil
uurwml l‘huli at rim-write illiltw'lwmim iii-v
i'flilii' m luau-d M’lii loud; rim: ihw‘m.M|‘liml
aide in pin-up. and wan therefore lleprlmwahw
mul uhlim‘d ru hour all shall wan «ultli Nu-
rillriwr «taml in rho m-nntuulilliiww alien ll-r‘
had no pi-rmnwl “hp-viiinnu whwflmwli‘ no
giving the monies of rho plenum
E‘hn countdown ”mused! My, #hlrimer flu
or n i-omwiu‘lvei‘y hrlvt «mm so summe- M
the woman at his luiiorrnulhnw lentil 1W
o'eioolt this morning. infumfiw hum than
onniulli the congressman. wilu hurl limo
him his information. and Mom limiter an
to his iiohlllry in wow he nllraisl‘id MWIM llm
ill-i'iiilimt in ri-wal Nil‘ «ninth-Willi)! floi iiil'lit
puhlivntlou.
Mil-r Mr. rillrlwr wuesmwrl Mr lime
ry W. Walla-r. Wiwhiinwmr mwrmnpondlown
of the fit. hurls Pout Ohupwiirll. Wiuiriuiliirsii
and asked to arm when! lie thud humus-rd
tile information puhillnllew lily no» he is dis
pnwh in which he hadlsumd til-Kl is prone
immt mvmlm of the «lithium. and lived in:-
tlmotsd thus the mundane hills-villi. M
confnmi shot the llammmm'my wise
undivr ohlimionn to tile Slow um. Ir.
shoot the Niliilmnm an the Alumnus
hotel between monitors at tile sin-sir lime
end outrun ruin-rim mum-st m
tiles mm “mm mm um
I mentor-ref m ileum
Like Mr. imam. lie mums mm
the nurse at the «am who MI
given him the Win
Wm...“
Wssmm they “palm
was m at summer
5mm.
5%
i”
i
ii
P
Lmion he bed mom: a body who
1: our. the itslleflllwil film-lug to pod-um: an au-
. Inns. and with “we the ”Mommas were
he mold take the titanium this-loos?“ M'
Wollon- slso confirmed Hr. W's m .
Grewscme Experiment flute in
’ New York City’s‘fiorgue.
mommnmvm USED.
mmwmnluua-mel
“reassurance-unison
cementum-am else-is.
nVnAuM-hmmeflshue
”WYmfluiifi-dn the m
«median! selenee unnumsluseoftbe
Dr.
Mmlsehuheenmuklnstheseex-
pertinent. Dr. Phelpslssnsnthorityon
Mitwoundsendelmmdtheclty’s
I
in; the Appearance of
such mounds utterthe mysterious shooting
or Miss Fuller. o ”penins- in a lawyer's
oflee in ”assets mt. ontheeveulngof
MIT.
mum
Ilehopedio heshle wobteln valuable
Information indicating at how close range
nplsrolmlghtbeludstthe headlf dis-
leth suicidal intent-minnow
alumni-which it would pmhsbly have
beenhddtolndicnte thatmurderornccl-
m Win; by “other person had
Macadamia“.
With (Isle object In View Dr. Phelps‘
called on Emmi-rim Porter at his of-
M in the Charities Ind Correction build-
in; last week end nonmetal permission to
truth unclaimed We in the morgue
for his “Mose-nu.
Commissdrm Porter dmmmui at this.
messing that he had no unanimity to give
ave-h minim: and some :ilnx that up—
plimflon .slwulsl he "Me to Dr. G001?“
Woolen}, who is r-haiimmi of tho anatom-
iml duflfllfliflfl“ of Bells-“HID hospital.
Dr. ”My” “Knight that. or- ». member
of that murmur. he hurl a right to make
a demand on the lulwpiinl officials for bod-
Iei in line mind its this tray. He therefore
called on ”rum Keeps-r A. S. White and
tied his airlines. luring that the ex-
periments wmld he made on the ideals of
the mil-emu nmlly.
Ken“ White was not inr‘linod to com
ply with time Mum} mum unless he re-
erited dined «min-s from the warden.
()"iimmrh Method in» {not that on one
mks-vs may frmu the morgue on no strong-
er animosity than on lander {mm a oom-
mpwyr. The "stilt u! this use that leasr
While its» saints-wild for m-x‘l-ml days and
an Mule-v immd Iliad when bodies were
marlin-d for mix-r than trawler uses the hi-
murmur immune le- rxqunmi w ilw warden.
TM M at Ibe- Imam
ling.” Whit» “will M'iill llr. Phelps to
“aim-m H'Ilour‘isc- and explained iIIl‘ sur-
pmnu'aa aluminum“. The wander: (mi-dud Keep-
" White- In gun-amt Ihr Phelps to "ink?
«aw oil mnw‘rmii minimum! and unknown
handler for his r'Ign’riimmia.
The «seminar-rats ere-m bogun at once.
The swuu in tho roar of the morgue
[mm r. Miner outwith»; an: ummlly per-
ilremwil. sum winded as the most «women-
ila'ull plane in m-iaiuih to do the work The
diam More «dour! to hump out inquisitlw ‘
1. W while the Maritime were shut to
prevent. so far no gal-slide. the noise of the
Mule-ll Ms being W wields».
A "Miami «Merl, carrying a leather
M. W Dr. Phelps. The bu
«mm sever-ll pistols of itinerant colt
mush-mt Idiom“ which mam from so
elliwv no the minim ‘» luau] that the hull- was
: widen-«i to .s ditflumflu» Min 1s- rhi- entrance of
REM iiiiliiiiiiid‘fl one amt mammpunhni liy pow
sill 1r stimuli»
In l'liwlp». it iu mid. ingot-did the ox-
gnl-Vilmrwelrln- an a'flwkdlilgii' impul'ulnl, in
slime will smartly bull-d m dldvrmiuing ilu-
quulI-wdimu oi hum guunlhul M’uuildfi Worn in-
done no m’iiwdl’ilx mm». which only come
ihl‘flhm" iiihhi' «Milne
«V omzmlmiorur Pom-r uuld'
‘ Mr I‘lhiips «(tulhni on uu- luei wool. and
"mailman-i allied file in ju’rmiilmi to men uu
., lumen and .unr-ieinmi bodied in lin-
Wimw Mr the pummel-- of making vxprri
warmth in the may of gunshot wounds. I
3' solid iii-um one I did not «muddy-r that I
‘ hold my .Ialflfiiiltlfl'lil)‘ in we?) a mutter, and
N that I rim-1mm thr- Wh‘ath should lu-
who» slits-«imitation it! the aluminium
ll ommifhr of new». Wind.
E " ileum row lilo remiss-Mi. in my opinion.
i why rennin India World not ill! used for
if this» [renew by Dr. Phelps. The bound of
" cummuwmm take It for muted that the
,, minimum at the landed uildortuko such
a «awesome-no. widely in the mm. of mud»
he! «We. and we do not interfere.
"""l‘balr lie Mainly Ming mvoltlnu
3 atoms «will on arson-dime. The use of the
idimnim knife or a pineal. u in this ease.
; It made My will the «aim of bent-fit.
ling mailed or of aiding the ends of his
their.
fAWIL Will mm
0 cu co
a. to e—
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F naFeaF-«m!
:u.‘ $03.8!c4.‘
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no Ett" cc to
on
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are”, sub were! ms.
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mh
“Fem '
l‘ood in my stables with need retails."
list. Straw. Groin end fresh-around Feed.
FURNI
But one in
Best Material is Used. Cum
”will. HAY '3 II" 4‘! WIN”? DELI"...
Manuel T. Hate
e
FO
l
filliilll. "’
«mammal. as?» “has 1 turnaround in use my chickens were lids: and droowilld
the m m and nuns sum mar-nu and per day. one after his. your food for m
nuts. 1 metre! iron one hundred and twenty-ave to one reliant end My sees per day.
no cheap in my ehistssfswu my underside: they looked much lurker end their «others
now plentiful”. I now use shout twenty-five pounds nor month of this vslueble food. and it
laminate-Mil womanly soontotibepenlw business. I luvs she used the Com.
Mnleinsnyqunim. learner-mine otwsmrnr nuns. the best thst con
tormented. common-murmur scrum: you do not per for dirt and shell.
h
TURE
28 So. Main Street, 80. Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
PARLOR SUITS
Silk Brocatelle Fringe Parlor Suit, $35.00.
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit, 825.00.
Polished Wood Parlor Tables way down in price.
A Fine Lounge for $6.50.
Wilton Rug Couches, 811.50.
A large line of Corduroy Lounges and Couches.
All goods sold at hard time prices. .
BROWN’S $3.00 SHOE-
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
which the
binlng Durability and Slyls
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 S‘treet. So. Norwalk.
soils fillr‘ls uni."
Photographs
of the house are in order.
Phomgrapher NORTH
can do them:
20 Years Experience
and the luster apparetus.
‘-
alumni.“ lirllwsy Tickets
to oil parts of the world for sole by
H. D. SMITH.
floors 1 lssonlc Building, Nor-wail.
sproui BITES TO
Florida. California.
Bermuda. Egypt,
Old well said Laudfi
ll Washington Street.
itouth iiormlli
ALI. WORK DON! BY BAND.
‘0 AOIDS USED IN WASHIKO.
SATISFACTION GUAIAMEID.
GOODS CALLED '03 All) DELIVER
ID I'll! 0! OEABOI. 0N nu.
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a
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New Ind second hand
Buggies, Photons, Carriages
canopies. Spindles, sic.
Prices to Suit All.
DALI: AND Ell TE“.
end olher points of interest to travelers.
Lance assonrm
Henry Tilly.
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
ENT OF
OAK OEO-IiOOM SUITS, SIOEOOAROS, Eil-
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Ar ear-ram ‘PRIOES.
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