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Schedule.
Senate, Nd
oars INTO EFFECT. IN. 13395.
A 40 Per Cent Ad Valorem flux
to lie
Imposed.
rue Pivotal Schedule In tho Tull! mil in.
dorsal! In the Senate and. the Passage of
the Bill Practically Assured-«The Vote
‘Agaillst the Free Sugar Amendment Was
37 to Bil—Mr. Gaston, Who OverheLl-d
Son-tors Discussing the Sugar Schodhle,
Giver Testimony Before the Investiznt-
in; Committee.
WASHINGTON, J uno 6.-—The com promise
amendments to the sugar schedule were
all adopted in the senate, and tho pivotal
schedule on which the fate of the tariff
‘ measure depended Wen: througllwithout
change.
On the vital amendment to place all
sugars on the free list the Democratic lino
'was drawn. Mr. Ilill voting in favor of it
and Mr. Irby’ of South Carolina being
paired the same way. But the Republic-
ans were unable to hold their own forces
intact, Messrs. Mnndcrson and Perkins
voting: against the amendment and Mr.
Quay being paired against it, while Mr.
Sherman, who was present, did not vote
at all.
Only one of the Populists~Mr. Peder—-
votcd for free sugar. ,, Messrs. Kyle and
Allen ill the final issue joined with the
majority of Dmnocmts against it. lied
the Republicans, with the three l’upuiiists
and the two dissatisiicd llclllot'rats, jo llcd
hands, sugar, raw and refined, Would have
gone on the free list. illl all the other
amendments oiTl-rcd by the Republicans
the majority against them ranged from 3
to ill.
The adoption of the sugar schedule prac-
tically insures the passage of the bill at an
early date. although it is lntlmatcd that.
the Republicans will make a illlni stand
on the sugar schedule when the bill is ro-
portod and considered in the senate.
A 40 Per Cent Duty.
As adopted, the sugar schedule imposes
a duty of 40 per cent ad valoroln on all
sugars. raw and refined, with a differen-
tini of an eighth of a cent per pound on
sugars above No. iii Dutch standard. and
an additional truth of a cunt against sug-
ars imported from countries paying an
export bounty. It continues the Hawaii
an treaty admitting sugars from the Sand
wlch Islands free of duty. and it places a
duty of 2 cents per Hillltlll on molasses test.»
ing above 40 degrees by the [millrlscolxn
The scheduli- goes into (rift-ct Jon. i, 1895,
and the bounty is continued until that
dillA‘.
When Mr. Pril‘croll‘crcd tbcamendlllcnt
to place all sllmlrs on the free list, Mr.
Hill asked if this would precipitate the ill-
rcct question as to whether sugar should
go on the free listor not, and being ill-
formed that it would bc said he hoped a
record making vote would be had upon it,
There was considrmblc L'Xi'iti'lilt'llt when
the vote was taken.
Mr. ilill .vototl in favor of free sugar
and annoupccd that ho ‘ll‘iliivylllllllfll‘llflil to
._soy that Mil. irby, who was absent, Would
have voted for iron sugar ililll ln- l‘ot-u pros-
cnt. ’l‘hc :llllclldnwllt was lost by L‘ll to
37, as follows:
The Vital Vote In Detail.
dlcr, (..‘uiiom. Dolph, ilubois, Frye, Hul-
liiigcr, lilllc. liuwloy. lliulzlns, liiil, llour,
Lmlgr. \lt'llililm, .‘llli7lll'll 40m, Mur-
rill, l’utioll. i’l-llor. l‘l-tiiprcw. Power,
liiutt, blluup, ’l‘l-llcr and Wushburll; to-
tal, 26. "'
Nuys~AilulL Blackburn. Blanchard,
Butler, Cutlery, ('llll, ('umdcn, Uockrcll,
Coke, lhllliol, Fillllkllt‘r, ill-urge, Gibson.
(lortinll. iiruy, Harris. iiulltoll. Jarvis.
Jones iArl;.,l Kyla, i.illd.~uy, Mclnlurill.
Mandi-rm”, Martin, Mills. Morgan. Mun
phy. Pam-o, i‘crkins. l'lllzh. Roach. Rall-
sum. Smith, Vest. \‘ilus, Voorllccs. White;
total, iii. _,
The pairs Were all follows—tho ilrst
named Would have voted yea and the bolt
nay: Proctor illlll lilito, Wolcott nllti‘liricc,
(‘nrcy and .liilchcillll'ls. l. lllll'is’llll'd 'l‘ur-
pin. Dixon and McPherson, Jones (New)
and iiormnll. llallsbrough and Palmer,
Irby and Quay. S luirc and Walsh. Wilson
and ill-rry.
Senators fillcrlllan illlil Stewart did not
vote and worn not pull-ml. ’i‘wo Republic
ans .... Milllilt'i‘rtllll aml Perkins — voted
against frw sugar, and Quay was paired
tlloslllllc way, while Hilvrlllan did not vote.
0f the ilelmmrats, lilil voted for free slur
or. while lrby was paired tho some way.
or tbc i’opullsts, i‘olll-r votcd for iron sug-
ar, Ailcll and Kyicllgalllst, and ritcwart
dill but. “do
Mr. i'crkiln. asked for a separate vote
on tho lli‘il\'lnlilil of tho schedule continu-
ing ill iorcc the Hawaiian treaty.
Mr. Aldrich said that unless the treaty
was abrogated lll admitting Hawaiian sim-
urs from the bill would virtually give the
sugar illllilll'l'rl of tho Sandwich islands a
bounty of $fl,illlil,illlll.
Sumo moo ilelnnrltn.
“Will you vulc to ullrogllto the treaty?"
asked Mr. Mills.
“I will not." (Inlanhtct)
'l‘horoulmll Mr. i’l-rklns withdrew his
rcqucnt for u division of the schedule, ulul
Mr. Allison oil‘s-rod all alllomlmollt to make
the schedule [to into client illllllcdlutclytlu
“it! passage of tho bill. In addition to the
t‘ilili'illulH ill-unlit that Would result to the
Sugar trust. from giving that. C(lt'ptl'i‘titltlll
six momhs' gram in which to import all
free raw lililmr it mold buy. Mr. Allison
contended that the finance committee prop-
osition would take from the trohsllryov‘
cry dollar of revenue expected to accrue to
tho treasury during tho coming; year. Mr.
Allison's amendment was lost—~80 to ill;
Mr. Chandler said the sugar shbw was
about to close. The l’opulists had got the
Democrats, and the Honor trust had not
them all. What had lmeomoot the doc-
trine of free raw material? llo picked out
a number of Democrats at whom be cast
darts of sarcasm.
Mr. Dolph called attention to the sugar
ltook quotations at tho day, showing a
rise of mural points. Mr. Aldrich. in a
iimi word on the schedule, said that the
question would conic up again in the lean
ate, when he hoped that the public new
science Would cause a reversion oi the var-
dlct. The vote was then taken on the
adoption of the Jones carom-misc amend»
mom fixing the sugar duties, and it"
comma-to to 28.
The Jones amendments inereluin the
men materially Irma so to ill per
camel-smalls Markdown
all“?
p when"
at ”animus-ll to.“
chs— Aldrich, Allison. Culncrondlllun- I
_ - “If. Wall's Testimony. ‘
‘ Wasumeros, 'Juno tl.--'i.‘lle committee
investigatillctilc sugar trust me out the
tuttmony of Walter Gaston. the wire
manufacturer, who occupied the room
next to Mr. Terrell at the Arlington hotel,
and upon whose statement to a congress-
man was based the article in the New
York Mail and Express, which is one of
tho topics considered by the oonunittec.
The article was read toMr. Gaston. and
helium: "With thoexccption of tho fact
that I was in tho l~oolll-thllt i overheard
a conversation on sugar, that I told noon-
grcaslnan next lnoruiug from what I heard
that I did not lli'llt"'ll tho Wilson bill
would pass. nor any o lcr tarlii’ ulllossa
hotter billeit is absolutely nulllufacturud
out of whole cloth, absolutely flllayfrcl‘ll
beginning to end. in telling this now
RleHllliiil~“'il hnd confidential relations
togctlll r for some limo—l told him this in
pure confidence. without giving him dc-
iilllii. I told him that no senators had
been in the. room. Intentional nobody. I
simply told him that from a sugar conver-
sation thonlght before in llll adjoining
room I did not believe the Wilson bill
would pass, nor any tariff bill unless a
lunch more favorable bill for the various
industries of the country were fralllod.
That I will admit. "
Awakened by in Sugar Discussion. -
llc then told that upon being awakened
ho li'iil'lll'il from tho Collvcrmtion in till!
adjoining room that thosugor mull wuro
not satisfied with the sugar sclnduln ol-
forod by the subcommittee of the finance
committee, iio did not rccognim- the
voice of any person in the room. although
it was these persons who wvrc dissatisfied
with thosugar schedule. From tho gin
crul course of their conversation ho was
sure they were iutcrcstod ill sugar
He denied that ho arose and pccpcll
through tho keyhole. The only l‘i'iin'Oil be
bad to suppose that senators worn in tho
room was the familiarity they tlh-‘piuyi'ii
with what. had bot-ll point: on ill the sub-
columittco of illulllcc that tiny.
llo had ncvcr‘sald to any illll‘ that he
recognized the voices of senators. It was
his understanding that the subcommittee
bud oii‘crcd the sugar industry in lit'l" cont
ad vulorcm ulld illic'iflgiliil of a ccnt dlfA
i'crclltlul for refined sugar, and this was
llnsutlafmuory to the men in the room,
and from what they said he was sure that
the Wilson bill would be defeated. lie
was asked concerning many of tho SNIIO'
moms in llii' nowapapcrs and dccllm-d most
of tllcm absolutely {also ill every particu»
lar.
lie know Mr. 'l‘crrcli was ill the room
because sumo out- came in and said. "Good
evening;Mr.\'l‘t'rroil." 'illlo of the men
seemed more familiar with the subject of
sugar than the others and was compli-
mented by the others for his knowlmlgc.
'l‘llcrc was no politics ill this illrii‘llx'riillilw-
all sugar and some social talk.
stale Batik Advocates Commie ill-foal.
“'Aslllxm‘os, Juno il.~.\ftcr an inof-
foctuul uttl-lllpt to have 'i‘llcsdl‘ly devoted
to private bills the house contlmmi the
discussion of tho Ilrnwh-y bill, the princi-
pal clutch being made by Mr. liurtcr
(Dean, 0.). A rule providing for debate
under tho five minute rule and a vote
was brought. in by the committco on rules
and mioptl-d by the house. but wu'rlsubso
quclltly umclulcd tulillow two llou gou-
t-rul ili‘llilii‘ and a vote early tomurl v.
The advocates of state llullksctllcmie
dcicat. At the outaotof the debate the
state bank illl‘ll counted: on Ht) votes.
’l'hcir ranks are thinned by absence and
pairs. however. and they now admit that
tho lluuorlly against the slutc lllllllm' will
be vcry liii’ to. at
liig i‘lalm on tile Manfurll Estate.
\\'.\.~lll.\‘l.l‘o\, .illill' ii.<~lli‘]ll’0§i‘lliiiliVi‘
Mi'illlim tli' i'nllimlliu voucllcs for tho
stiltclllcllt- that Attorney iicnvral Uincy
has liloti lll ill-bul' oi" the l‘llitmi Stall-s a
i‘ltllllll auaimt the v. utc of lllc,lutr cloud
torfitllnford for l min of il.‘.,tum,<loo,
The claim will i ‘Sl'ilii‘tl to Mrs Stall
ford, who is the lim'lill'ix of thoostatc.
The claim is the proportionate shame!
debt of tho (‘cntrlll i’uciilc railroad which
the llcparilllcnt of justice t‘w‘illllillt‘ll that
that vstlltc owes the i'llitcd Stairs upon
the theory that [ll‘i‘a’lllltll llasvts of lndlvld
ual llll‘lllllt'f'h'tlf lili‘ original ifclllral 'i’a
ciilc syndicate urn liable for thodobtof
that corporation llllwduo or which will
become due the govcrllmcllt.
)‘ryo'a Anny Spills Up.
l’AllKkuslll‘llu, W.\'a.. Juno ll-wih-yl-‘a
army split into thrvo Nit'lllll’l“ llorl'. lino
part started over the plkc for \l'nshlugtoll,
another division wulkcd alum; the li. nlld
ll. tracks, willie tho third division. 52 in
nunlllcr, rnlllaillcd ill l’arkl-rsburu and
took possession of ll llalllmorc and Ohio
freight train. bllt were arrested and lotlu
ml in jail.
Eastern Htar Convention.
NEW Yollli, .ilmo li—Ji'ile twenty-fifth
annual convention of the Order of the
Eastern Star of illostato of Newj'ork.
which is l-olllposcd of the wives, lllllluhicrs
mid sisters of Master Millions. began its
session ill Scottish ltltu lulil hero.
i'alluht in tho l’ulp Rollers.
salltl‘ooa, .llmn ti.-l't‘ri'y I’lnlrlln-r,
clllployl-d at. Wamlulll. 'l'horp & ('o. 's pulp
and paper mill at. Furl. Miller, was caught
in tho iron roller-land dragged through.
but. it is bciicvml that he will survive his
injuries.
Jerry Simpson l'p and About.
\\'.\l~‘llthl’l‘UN, Juno I'm«Representative
i'cllcl- received aiolourlllll from lll‘ilfl‘tii‘liii-
llilvc Simpson lli. llorknlcy Springs. W.
Va. station that the latter was up llllil
l-xpcl-tl'd to bc upland ill 11 low day».
Coal l’amllm Affect» Mills.
i’llovllmscn, .lnnu ll.~»'i‘lm soft cool
famine is al-rlolluly allcctillu illmdo Island
manufacturers. and twa of the large mills
state they will have tolllultdown if it colt
tinlll-n.
An American In Trouble.
erlcll. Juno il.~A man who claims
to be all Alllcrll-all was fil’fi‘iiii‘il in this
city for stabbing two oiilccls with whom
he had quarrclcd ill from of Nylnpilcllburg
castle.
Drowned one" in a cistern.
Mlnotnrows, N. Y., Juno ll.—-Mrs. no
sit-r, aged 61. a prominently 00th
meth of Howells. committed suicide
by Jumping into a cistern in the house.
my. Corbett Accepts.
Manon, Juno "fir-TI"! liportslnllll says
that Corbett has accepted the li'lorida Ath-
letic club's offer of 335,000 for the tight
batman him and Jackson.
an. or. m nun. .
Cllaunansoollo, Pa. demeanor. John
Mast, president of Wilson Female enl-
tor the put it years, died modern:
neuralgia“ the but.
. .uial ll. herewith“
an‘ebbin‘ the woman sum-ago potltidiul.
which have been ilmding the constitution
lli convention. since it convened. Only one
was presented yesterday. Mr. beam of
Saratoga presented ll petition of Mid eit-
izcns of Saratoga co Qlty ill favor of strik-
ing the word"maio" from the constitu~
tion. Referred. " . '
The president presented a petition from
the yearly meeting of the New York Ro-
ligioull Society of Friends for the prohibi-
tion of tile iii uor trllilic; also from the
same for uboli on of the death penalty.
Mr. J. I. Green callcd'up his resolution
calling upon districts uttorncysof coun-
ties to furnisllalist of persons indicted
for the commission of crime and now in
prison awaiting trial. Mr. Green said that
ho limibocn informed that ill some collu-
tiesiu tilostato there Were persons who
had been incarcerated in prison for over a
year after indictment. A law should be
passed which would prohibit such an abuse.
The resolution was adopted.
’ Mr, Barrow called up his resolution
that the secretary of state furnish the
number of manufacturing and business
comm-aliens organized under the laws of
other states and doing businesa ill this
state The resolution was adopted. Mr.
Barrow presented a Pullollll'llilfi‘werlflt the
convention present to the people a revised
constitution and not an amended one.
Laid over.
The oolllullttcn on powers and duties of
tllelculslaturc mot and decided to report
favorably Mr. Vcdlll-r's proposed amend-
ment to section if», llrllclo ll, of the con-
stitution in regard to the passage of bills
by the legislature as follows:
No bill shall be pal-lscd‘lpéltll it has been
prlutcd and been upon t desks of the
lllellliwrs at least one calcl lnr lllgislntivti
day prior to its final passage, unless the
governor or the acting govl-lnor shall 01er
tify to tho necessity of its illllm-dlato pas-
sagrc, under his hand and the seal of tho
state. nor shall any bill bn passed unless"
by the Msontpf a majority of the members
clcctt-d to each branch of tho legislature,
and upon tho lust reading of a bill no
lullclldlln-nt thcrl-of shall be allowed. and
its dual pnasugcshuli boxtakcn illlmcdiutc-
ly thcrvuftcr and without dcbatc and tho
yous and lluyscnlt rod on lin- journal.
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGI'i-J GAMES.
Brooklyn ...... 0 ii fl 1 ll a ll 0 1 full 5
lollim‘iilo ..... i ll 1 i) ll 2 i) ll 0 - i 7 .2
11. ll. In.
Washington... 2 (i ll 0 0 ll 0 107— ll ti 4
Cleveland ..... t) t4 it n 0 l I) 0 x— 910 i
. n.ll.l:
Clncinnati..... 0 l 0 0 .‘l 0 1 ll 1~ti ll 7
New York ..... :3 o '1 ll 2 :l Il 1111012 7
a. “.11:
Baltimore” 0 i) ll 3 il l“. (l 1 3—815 i
Uhicago....i (l o 2 o o 2 n o 0— 5m 3
n.n.r:.
Si. lambs ....l I) 0 ll :3 0 il (l l—«7l3 3
l’hihuiclphla.. o o u o 2 0 0 0 17-811 0
ll. ll. l2.
Heston. l‘Jnoaolils tilt
i’ittsburg ...... (l o o o c l c o 2-1} .5 .2
msrrnx l.li.\til‘i£ GAMES.
n. ll. n.
Springfield... il i) 3 ll 1 il il ll 3... ti ll 4
Iiingbamtou.. i 0 It i 0 l l 0 d i 8 i
ll. ll. )2.
le'ldcllce.... 3 1 il (l :l i 0 ll tl—- ti iii :1
“'ilkcsharre.. l o o o o o 0 U dd 7 7
° ti.li.l.
Troy ....................... il :l t) i) l~-- 7 B 1
Eric H U U (I 0~U 4 4
Two Hundred (‘oxoy a Sentenced.
llolslc (.‘i‘l‘l’. .Innntl.—. i go llcattiescn‘
truccd tho 2m) (on itl-s arrested several
days ago for swalllll. a i'niou Pacific train.
(icllcrul Sl'hcillvr was Ril'l'il six lllnllths.
Quurtcrnulstvr iri'lit'llll lin-ckinridgo four
llllllllllti and (be other ll-ndcrs from lltldays
to three months ill the various county
Jails in tho niilii'. ’i‘ho rank and lilo. ni
llltlril. loll ill number. “'i’l‘l‘ given from 1i”
to do days in a blockade pti~on It) be crcl't
ed on the Idaho and “rum n lluc.
l-‘ivo i‘nlamwd by an iierll.
'l‘Alull rows, .\'. \'.. .llillo t;.—l~‘ivo boys.
whose nut-s ranged from in to 12 years, in-
llilllnlrl of tho Catholic Sisters of Mercy
homo in this village, (lll'll from poisoning.
the result. of eating herbs pickcd on the
pinyurnundof the institution. Hoyt-n more
boys urccrlticnliy ill from the some cause.
Prohibition i'unvrnllon.
\Vii.i.l.\.\l.~l'lllf‘l', l’n.. .luunlL—h‘lvohunv
drod dclvgntcsaro atlclldillg tho stato l’ro-
hibitioll i'i'ill‘l‘ilililll, which mot in tho
opera house today. .\ big parade. partici-
pated ill by 3,000 pcopin, was one of l. .lt
night's attractions.
Lightning Killed I Valuable linru.
AliaEcoll, N. .i., Juno ti.~l)urlng the
storm hero lightning struck tho hum of
Edward Wilson, seriously injuring John
Alexander, a furulhulld, alld killing the
$2,000 trotting horse Split the Wind; rt-c-
ord, :3: Fl.
, (‘ut In Two by a Train.
Vl'olu‘lis'rlil; Mast. .lilno d.—.\iary Flor-
in, hll‘ years old. was run over by tho cars
while picking up coal in the Boston and
Albany frcilrlltyard, and lli'l' body was cut
in tWo lengthwise.
Killed 'i‘ilroo Negroes.
\‘liiawll, ’l'clt.. .lllllo il.««/lit.~dln Eil-
wards. John Kelly and Solomon Nelson.
colored. warn kllh-d at l’crry's Landing by
Edward llalliols. whocllllllls to have acted
lll llclf ilitltlllm‘.
(‘inuaicso Killed by n Train.
lilupllrzl'oll'l‘, Noun” .lnllo tl.~.lusay
Iiuthuyu of tho i‘illuaicso «collected with
tho utllnologlcal t‘tliliti'tlss of the llnrllllm
.‘i‘ Bailey circus was killed by a train hero.
Killed by a Train.
I inlll'rolm. Julio il.-'«-liliililsi Uurcorun
oi New ilritatn was killed by a New Eng-
land freight train, which he tried to board
at the Walnut sin-ct. crossing.
The nrswon' Convention.
S'i’liACUllii, Juno tl.-~A grand reception
was tendered the delegates to the conven-
tion of the United States Brewers' associa-
(iorrnm Will (lo to the Minors.
LAUREL. Md, J lino ti.-—rlenator Gorman
in now almost a troll man. He will take
a to days' trip to Atlantic City to roan.
pol-ate his strength.
Actor liawmn in.
Boston, Juno ti.-Josopb Ilaworth, the
actor. is seriously ill at the City hospital,
and it is from that he is suitor-ins from
appendicitis.
mull Diphtheria in muons-l.
LOOKPORT, lit. Y.. Jone 0.4-ka diph-
theria is raging in the rim and Fifth
m of this city. .
Wrath-rm
Generally “in north Willis.
~ , ' .cr ocn Pillars. ‘9
lli FNBT. "AND "01‘” Til "KB.
Loxatonik, $1.00
Hood’s Sarsaparilla. -
Ayers' Samparllla, .67
Dana’s Bumper-ills, .67
Cuticura Resolvent, .. .70,
Scott’s Emulsion, 4‘0
Green's Narvura, .70
Stillsen’s Specific for Malaria, .75
Paino’s Cele Compound, ‘ .65
Brandreth's 'lls, _ .12
Aloock’s Plasters, .10
Benson's Cornice Plasters, .12
Castoria. . .23
Carter‘s Pills, .12
Atwood's Bitters, .13
Radam's Microbe Killer, qts.. .75
Radaln's Microbe Killer, gal. jars, 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
Geo. i}. .8lillson’s
Drug Store,
iii Washington Street.
Hard Times Prices.
28 pounds of Granulated Sugar for $1.
We give our customers the benefit of
the ”lowest possible prices these hard
times. '
We sell good tea, and so as to further
introduce it, womwill give on Saturday
only, to every purchaser of 1 pound of
title tea, ‘28 pounds of Granulated Sugar
for $1. or with one-half pound tea, 300,
H lbs. Granulated Sugar for,5OC.
llim't miss this chance for Saturday
only.
1
THE CENTRAL
cl8H_tllctll
l5 loam loll sum.
:25
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 200. 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 thatimy 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.
l’ainters' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALKE
W. Podmoré,
55 NORTH MAIN slant.
SPECIAL SALE 01"
FURNITURE
BEDROOM i-il'l'l'. ”Jilfli'i‘i‘.
19 piece, EXTENSIO. ’i‘AiillE. hard wood.
ilnollnish. rim
A good so id DINING CHAIR. at Mt (Pill-4.
CARPETS.
iloct all Wool lnrraills. also cheaper grade»,
its low till it cents per yard.
'h' .Exllalalues.
iéillgnFIé'illssflgslawn Mowels.
oil and asollnc Stoves.
Neillgelamls Clean.
A line Bamboo Screen,” low
as 80 cents.
miitf
v
1'. Q. “I 5
not All.
in
ovrrls
i‘romplly scrum
.shels r mired. 1 years 01-
:gljlolitigl. wrzswnfaihetl'lilr‘fi‘u 2: “and.”
iii‘ll'hfi'ii’é' “%§?fiafio'yflu&
ain’t}... ll. I’M “mugs“. 0-0.
"'7 mm in
.l.’ 0. JENNINGS.
Pull lililfltldlllilllilalllihl’illlill
lllll villi”
1
iiiil lilililllis
. ‘00.». '
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ll 'milPPlN
WAiEil'éYlilWEli.
If you want your horse clipped quick Ind
clean. call on «
.0 W. Mchhae,
58 North Main. so.
'f‘ll’ South Norwaik.
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C.
DENTIST. ,
Painless Extracting with flat."
Viialized ill cl Cocaine. No
Extra Chargé.
Sets olJeelh. $5 in Sill
Ollice hours. input ll. m. '0 ii p m.
.. k
Dr. Boniwell is usln a pr‘épizrntion in till.
lint; which fi‘IiiIt'i'S lie operation as nearly
painless as pllssible without injury to the
teat .
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 80. Main 8t., St. Norwalk.
mil lln
wiii-t)"i‘JLhiEWilli)"“thrift-iii:
Buildings moved in ilrslwlass order. Steam
boilers and lleavv machinery in sizeciaity.
J. F. PAlt’i RIC .
Box :ldi, Norwalk. Conn.
lull iv
‘VHEN insuring your life he sure that you
get a plain and definite contract. Do
not allow yourself to be deluded by estimates.
Do not be misled by nlllnos.——’l'ontinen. Semi-
Tontlncs. Distribution Plans. Consuls. etc..
however ~kllltnlly disguised. all mean some-
thingindelinlle and uncertain. Twenty, fif-
teen. ten years is a longtime to wait to find
out What you have not. Many changes will
happen in that time. Better know w at you
are paying for when you start. All schema
whereby some are to gain What others Jame
alluring and doinsive. and upon this ' s
Tomine and Distribution Estimates aromatic.
nice possibly you may he one of the losers.
member that. the Connecticut GQMI'II
Life Insurance 00.. is entitled to your fret.
consideration, since it holds a foremost ’ ace
among the Life Insurance Companies 0 fills
(lountry. and offers superior advan . n-all
foaturesol the business, together wi . {eat
Financial Security. Insure in the Conner out
Geller-l Lite insurance Go. Every Policy is
a direct. simple. and guaranteed contract.
Xotlling is left indefinite to be settledata fu-
ture time. S. S. L‘HUMMEDIEU, Ah .
111 Washington Street.
. 1' alcohol 25 calls.
,fJMI/Ilm
ulsnamomlm, #9; “MM”:
l’hhysmlan for‘Womell!
MRS. Dllfllfiftbltmlln
Can be consulted at her otllcc.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. (loan,
from if) a. nl. to 7 p. m. any dayexcept Sunday.
The Doctor is a renular ph china. and for
the lot-t sixteen years has mat ethe DISEASES
of {VOMEV a specially. Ladies sud’ering
from any llitilrult ' inch eat to the sex can
consult llr. Guiltort in the strictest confidence.
and witblhe assurance of receiving the most
skillful and Mentlllc treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. In-
ciose stamp. a5tf
Bell Island.
Cottages of 3, 5, 7. 10 and 12 room,
by the month or season.
WTmllt-y road connections with south Nor-
walk every :1" lninun-n: connections at.
South Norwalk bv N. Y. N. H. and H. R.
R. to all points clot. west and north.
Forltorlns and full particulars, address.
1?. H. FOSTER,
llcll Island; or. Ilanbury, Conn.
ml 2m
FERllilZEllS
ii!
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
All the choice brands of
BUPERPHOSPHATES, BARN-
YARD MANURE, AIR
BLACKED LIME AND LAND
PLASTER, at wholesale prices.
lllllolln ll’ls.
SOUTH NORWALK.
.il.
F. Boutweii
«s.
Norwalk Chronicler