tau! sans—«Want,» wile
.‘dad‘lbrlals" advertisements. notat-
‘ ‘ aeolian.” time. Iontbrsstiiass.
Windlass. bull. Reading nttless, was
it”. Intolerance-inaction,“ Sched-
Mmmwumriicmm.m
Whynewsbnyaisnswesk. to herald
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m Norwaik; telephone call. can. Branch
0M No. iii Wall street. Nor-walk: telephone
. ostlluuwa'rioas should In silo-ass be
' addressed in
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In tori Herald Weather Forecast.
Molnar. colder weather and light north-
' westerly to westerly winds will prevail. fol.
lowed by a slight rise of temperature, but
ingweatlier in the night. Wednesday.
warmer. fair weather will prevail. with ilitht
westerly shifting to fresh southerly winds.
i hollowed by snow in and near the lake region
Withtheapproaoh 0: storm in the northwest.
‘ Thursday. cloudy to partly cloudy weather
and brisk southerly winds. with snow and
rain in the northern parts of this section.
I'holrnometer Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
’ . twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
9 3 above zero: highest. HP .
Miniature Almanac for 'l‘o-niorrow.
Pun Rises Bun Hats! leh i‘ide' I:w l'i‘ida
at 6:49 at 4:27 at 5: 25 0'40
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran-
. flood the same day copy is hand-
- ed in. Every reasonable effort
I will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot he
insisted upon as a right unless
copy is sent in by 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of the day be-
fore change is desired.
NATioNAL CAPITAL NOTES.
Dilutions that Promise to Give Preside-t
Cleveland Trouble.
(From a Regular Correspondent.)
Wasmsoron, D. (3.. November 19—
Iir. Cleveland will probably find him-
self in hot water as soon as Congress
meets, and judging from the number of
Democrats now engaged in gathering
fnei there is little probabiliiy that the
supply of hot water will be allowed to
run short during the session. First and
foremost, Democrats from the West and
South will begin to ask unpleasant ques-
tions about the bond isssue announced
last week. Secretary Csrllsle may yet
have to explain why he persisted in say-
ing up to the day before the call was is-
sssd that no issue of bonds was contem-
plated. Representative Hooker, of Mis~
sissippi, voiced the sentiment of these
Democrats when he said publicly: “This
blue of bonds is s defiance of Congress.
and itareim to have been intended as
each There is nothing in ilie financial
situation, or iii the condition of the
Treasury Depattmi-nl, u hich made it
necessary for the president to negotiate
this loss before the rfiprt‘renmtlvl‘fl of
the people could assemble, and there
would seem to be every reason why the
representatives of the people should be
consulted about the matter. The fair
conclusion would appear to be that the
pruident feared that his policy would be
disapproved if submitted to Congress,
and be desired to assume this authority
for himself at a time when he could not
be interfered with." it is significant that
it is the president, and not tluv tit-(INN!
of the treasury, who is blamed
Another question that promises to give
Hr. Cleveland trouble i-l: By what
authority the president attempted to
mediate between China and Japan?
The Republicans will take a hand in the
diacuuion. Some of the ablest consti-
tloual lawyers in Congress, without rs-
gsrdto party atiillation, say that Mr.
Ciewland bad no more authority to offer
to arbitrate hours-en China and Japan
than he has to declare war upon one or
both of these nations without submitting
the matterto Congress. or to make a
, treaty without the concurrence of the
Senate. They argue to act as arbitrator
between China and Japan In to alanine
responsibilities which may lead to war
with any one of severalEuropcsn nations
salt is generally understood that it was
British diplomicy which caused China
toask this government to offer to msdi~
ash. and that it was done by Great Briv
tats because she dId car care to run the
risk of a war with Russia by making the
offer herself. It is characteristic of John
Bull,tomsks use of others to mom-
plish his own and. and he seems to have
filed no dillculty in pulling the wool
.. . our the eyes of Secretary Gresham and
Er. Cleveland, who have been peculiarly
'mmmrn theirdealing with foreign
nations. Aside from the constitutional
m, there is another reason why
, w are opposed to Mr. Cleveland's too
In” sequiesrncs in the request of Great
We made by China—it reverses the
W policy of keeping clear of for-
Ill.
matriculation
v» lesion on the Wine for the
We outlontomiismorsirouble
“lawsuit. itwilliisreiiisishsn
flhnariyietbs year Humanism
MWsibirtofi-Bawsihasmm
‘ ton.
m
standstill. umibuthsobisetis view
wastage" rsporttliat would endorse
monotonic by “paramount" Blouut.
Admiral Walker's report was made
months ago, but It has never been made
public, and probably never will he. un-
less Congress adopts a resolution [asking
for It, and that is just what a number of
congressmen will try to have done. The
cause of the suppression of Admiral
Walker's report Is no secret In Washing-
He, like most of the adhere in our
army and navy, is thoroughly honest
and patriotic. Bis report contained
only too unvarnished truth. He found
that the Hawaiian republic was firm y
established and well able to maintain its-
seif against the few royalists who still
cling tothe idea of a restoration of the
throne by Mr. Cleveland; also. that the
sentiment of the citizens of Hawaii was
overwhelmingly in favor of a political
union with the United States. and find-
ing those things he dared to write them
down in his reportmlthoutli li- lint-W
very well that such a report would not
ho favorably received.
It is not prob this that Republic me will
take any part In the tight ilirt Will be
made on the administration because of
the bond issui further than to emphasiz i
the fact that the Democratic administra.
tion has found itself by reason of its inca-
pacity and unsound methods, compelled
ti borrow $100,000,000 inside of ten
months. That fact will of itself speak
sufficiently loud to the common sense oi
the country without comment, and it is
upon the common sense of the country
that the Republican party wires for Ii -
turn p-Mt‘
Very few Republican senators and rep-
resentatives have yet nrmsu in Was».
ingtou, and not many are PXpec. ed until
after Thanksgiving Those who are here
are not doing much talking about the ii.-
ture programme of the party I‘liey sl
app lar to have ad »ptul Mr. Lincoln’s
favorite maxim—don’ t cross the bridge
before you get to it.
OLD SPANISH COINS.
Recollections of the I- Ips and Levies of Our
Granilfrsllu-rs' Days. 1‘
"No one born in this generation in this
country knows anything about the old
tliiiofipsiuiil levies that constitutednlsrgo
portion of the subsidiary coin In circula-
tion us late as the breaking out of the
civil war," says Colfllli‘l i). A. Pine of the
Port Jervis (inzcttrn who roiiicuibr-rs cv-
crything. “Those were Spanish coins, and
they got into circulation in this country
through some poi'uuinry settlement be-
tween the govuriiniontof the United States
and Spain.
"Fifty years ago very few silver coins
from our mint were In circulation. espo-
clnlly the sillillll‘i' ones. A few Iinlf dollars
were in use. The Spanish small coins
were essentially the people's money in
thirst,- days.
”The tip mprescntcd one sister nth of Ii
dollar, the levy ouiv eighth of a dollar. Flp
was the abbreviation of an abbreviation of
fliepruny bit. “lion people spoke of tho
wholiv of what they iiioliiii. in talking of it
ilwpivnliy bit. [lli‘y l'fllll‘ll It n iippenny
bit, but just flp was sullicIi-ul. for ordinary
everyday transactions. Similarly folks
didn‘t- ofton any ll pivniiy bit. but they
oiiiiirucli-il it to levy—that Is, except. Iii
New York. v'ortliivnstivru Pennsylvania
and northern New Jersey and lil New
England, where they bud no use for i‘lillUl'
ii pciiriy bit or livi'y. In those loivnlitics n
Icv) was n shilling
Ilut in Allllillll‘ll Ni iv .Irm-y, southi rn
Pcllllh‘lllillllit, .‘llllilwun Maryland and
other Iionii r stun-i if you said shilling
pI-iiplc Wouldn't know what you mount.
'l'lii-y f‘itllf‘tl it buy. Further south It Iovy
llt‘l‘iilllf‘ u bit, llIIll the tip was II Illl'llyllllfl.
This was t'bpi't‘litlly illi‘ case at and about
New Orleans. ililil this nuiiioiil'luturs was
carried up the Mississippi river by the
popular means of t'l.)lllllluillci|l.lufl III those
days, the siivumlmat. in Rock island, [in
buqiis, iinlvun, St. Paul and other river
points
"In the same way Ibo terms Wl‘f‘l‘ cnr
l'li‘fl from New (lrleiius up the Missouri
river us for its the while people liilii pur
silt-ii their way. up tho (Hill) to Louisville
and above, and even up the Illinois rIvor
to i’oorlii illlil Porn, and they took root in
California when ilm I’ui'IIIc rarest was not
flied by people from Illli (vast. In the WW“.
It was may in IivII from what part of the
country ii mun bud emigrated according
to the way be llilllillt‘iwllfi Illuuris of the
coins II In said livvy. lie was sure not to
be from tho \‘ow England states, New
York, northern New Jersey or northern
I’iviirirylwioin.
"'l‘liivso bpnuisli (‘Ullll must have been
Illl‘i‘lililll'tl runny yours. for they wore “on
ivrnlly worn \‘i'f'y filltliillll. r'omo of them
were somnonlli. Ill incl. that they would
not pulls I‘liri‘l'ilb. ’l‘liiv rule was that If
the pillars on ”Will could be plainly sci-ii
tho l‘iililrt “'I‘l‘i' IIII right. i have soon flpll
tlinl wrrrv so siliooili llllll tlilu tlintthcy ro
soriiblivil illllllliifl more closely than a third
M‘illii null Il'l'li'h lliiil had been so long In
lieu that they \Vl’ll llkiv smooth circles.
“In Nilfll' parts of the country, notably“
In tho solilliwml. the lips and li‘l‘li‘l were
rniivli r-qlml wII II in l‘l‘lll uml illcout pieces,
but In the Mist. Iiilll particularly in l’hIlIiv
llvlpblu and ”iv (Junker country about It.
llliI piopliv “UIIIIIII t hum It tlint wuy
'I buy “related that eight li' vi li‘HlllIllli' h iloI
Iiir, while It reipiir: II to II III r‘niit [lli'li‘H to
llilikiv ri illllliif", luvrimv. If the levy lintl lirii‘il
recognized as on it par with tho illllli‘. the
frugal I’Iiiluili-lplilnii argued that ho was
out just so write on every (hull of that
kind. Then, again. 20 b r'i'lit Illi'I‘l‘Ii bull
to be got together Iavfure n riIiiII Iiiill n dol-
Im', Wlli‘miifl he find only to Manipulate Ill
flps to have the slime Iiiiiouiit. T his was
incense lilo lmy was 'Illllit'tl Ill 12%, cents
and the tip at ll! «vi-ills. The same rule
existed among those who called the levy ii
shIllIug.
“Down south. however, Iliivrc was more
flexibility In the rule of the value of those /
(urine, and they were passed for clthr r
their limo vein:‘ or as dlriios and half
dimes. 'Ihls vies owing to the contempt
and indifference with which the southern
hrs of that. day rewarded smell coins They
hold pennies ospcclully Iii contoiiipt. Book
in the early days a Vicksburg gentleman
told me how the pfii‘mle of that town
scorned to take perm in change at the
pcitoificc and brushed thorn contemptuous
ly on the counter to the floor, from which
even the nigger-r wouldn't coudcsssnd to
pick them.
“Those old Spanishpleess, worn as they
might be, sustained more pure silver than
dimmer our own ruins. and one of
is; wireless sea asset mom."
resol- “an
ilorrls Broihsrs’ equine and mules
paradox wrll beat Hoyt’s Theatre, Fri,-
dsy and Baturdsy night, Ind" matinee
pcrfcivriisnceJ will be given Saturday
afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. List week
press notices from that place say tbs
the exhibition is very interesting and
was witnessed by an enthusiastic su-
disuse.
almost human intelligence. This show
will undoubtedly prove very entertaining
for both young and old. Be sure and
let your children attend the marines.
Jack (rapturously)—Now, darling,
will you please name the happy day?
Minnie (blushingiy)-—Three weeks from
Thursday. Jack. Norah, the kitchen
maid (through the keyhoiiv)—Av you
plaza. Miss, that’s me reg'lsr day ou'.
part of the wake.
The demand for Aysr's Hnir Vigor in
such widely-separated regions as South
America, Spain, Australia and India has
kept pace with the home consumption,
which gees to show that these people
show a good thing when they try it.
Mother Have You a Baby?
if so, get from your druugist today for
25 cts.,a bottle of Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure.
Every baby often has distressing colic.
Dr. [land's Colic Cure gives immediate
relief by removing wind from the
stomach and quieting the nerves, giving
restful sleep. Mother think of tie
worry and anxrety this saves you. If
your baby is teething Dr. Hand‘s Teeth-
ing Lotion for 25 cents, soothes and re-
lieves aIl pain. Sold by all drugglsts.
Newspaper Reporters Wanted.
We are informed that the Modern Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ex-
perirnci- is not necessary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure suivh a twel-
tion. as we understand it takes only sliou.
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars address Iliodrrn Press Assuci
ation, Chicago. Ill.
You may eat cheap food and not be
suriously hurt by it; but ran cannot take
cheap medicines withtut positive injury.
It you use any substitute for Ayrr's' Ssh
sapmills, you do so at the peril of your
health. perhaps of your life. Insist on
having Ayers’. and no other.
The Leading Dry Goods Ettore.
"Ti” ristram
*t‘prfi‘.
Isms or the arrests in Unto; lerwslkyij
. W ‘
they appeared in Waterbury :snd the
The dogs and pools- have .
Ye‘il have to get married in the early '
a; A GREAT SUFFERER
“mn—
Liver complaint
Cured by the i so ill
AYER s PILL s
‘ “iv"oi seicrnl 8|
' ,'i'..l'il" laid" at,
It‘l‘iiiilJilllli'l‘t'l‘il’l m c.
I l v i' l‘ i‘linipliilll, 5
which utilise-l Te 3
Win Iv'iltis lunwr c)
the right aim . :2
ll“l'lll llIlilfl‘ lb..- (i
I'Lgll ill oulrhv r- 0
I Int alums... .. 0
0
_ of tilt s. In. ll s- t;
splritmlnivss illllll'i: in); .m :‘ . s: in livli n
1.1m plrnvii (I to lll,‘ all I» to .- Iiv lllill l 3
have Ilt'tlll l‘I‘lli‘l'I‘lI of :.!l llu‘m- I'lill3- (f
plzllllts by the use of dyer“. I'll'rl. i in-
lIJIIllll'lll.ill'iil,lllllllillli'll‘lzilllli'lII'I'-lllll- 3
tier lel.”—-llirs. III. A. Minn, \illlti‘) , l"t. 0
0
vnvch'e hit. 5 o o
. au‘ 0
‘ 0
Received Highestil .vards . q
. 0
Ar THE WOHLU.) 0.15.! 9
0
”"6000I "Th“?ld
OOUO‘JTV‘”
“1W1. :-
lawn-us» i-
Detectives Needed Here. ' 1
Superintendent Charles Ainge. of the
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis.
Ind, announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private detectives
under his instructions. Experience in
the work is not necessary to success. He
edits a large criminal paper and will send
twith full particulars, which will or
plain how you may enter the profession
addressing him at Indianapolis. Ind.
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Dist-b
rhoea Remedy.
“I would rather trust that medicine
than any doctorl know of." says Mrs.
Hattie Mason, of l_lhi|ton,l‘tirtcr Co..Mo.,
in speaking of Chamberlain‘s Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
01.0. Stillson. (linguist.
Are \our Children Suhiectrtn Group?
can be prevented The first symptom
of true croup is hoarseness. 'ths is fol-
lowed by a peculiar rough cough. ll
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is give
freely as soon as the child become
hours» or even after the rough cough
has devi In] ed it will prevent the attacks
25 and fill-cent bottles for sale by G C
Still on, druugist
ii . 0-4. \ iorln vniiiionsim prtvf‘fiflml
nor in vlLI amour and “260'. strwvt, costilg
{flutv ... . Wailifil gives ill people rig. spepsis
and these people spend 31.453.00 In dOcv
ors’ bills and tirmlli haw- to pay $5.00
each for Cactus I‘lih-fl : are to Cllfl‘ them
what would be the saving per capita ii
the dinner should not be given. then
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire a: I‘Iavsted's drug store. when
you may vvvm the problem solved and
getinfnrrri..r.. .. uI our 1 '1i‘ftiil Hcoi Curt-
& Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
We expect to sell a good portion of the people of Norwalk and vicinity their
Dress 6
nods
and Fur Capes
this fall, and there is only one way it can be donewthat is for us to give you superi-
or lililtllilt‘ti and styles at less prices than they are sold elsewhere.
Important and large collecliou of new American lines Woolens, at 39c. and
mix, that for style and value will make it
chm your Dress (ioods. .
plillu lil_\llli “'llt‘l'e it will pay to pur-
We also carry an elegant assortment of imported Dries Patterns in all of the
latest wastes and colorings—oo two alike—that are worth investigation.
FUR CAPES.
We are oil'i ring some special values in For (him in both medium and "01'
goods in the following fore and lengths—
\leilesl Hilisrian Seal, Black Opossum
li‘riivivh Ilvlilt’l, Astrauhuri, (Illinii ”Fill
In 2t 27 and ‘IIl-Inch lengths
w.-. ...........d,. .,..
irislram & Hyall, Norwalk Bonn.
fir tiillirrii lav England Tilriiour to.
Look for IM “m ”Win of the
the Sign Blue Bell.
NOIiWAlrli lliYiSIIlN.
”0......
Public stations are Located as Follows:
Willi street. - - Central Dulce.
New Canaan. ~ New (‘anasn Meal-molten
:‘wiwayinu. E. W. iimlfrey a Cc.
rutliNorwaIli. . - ll. ll. I'lalsted.
Wise port. W. E. Osborn.
’WIliulI. - N. ll. fit“. It. “.00.
N. if
'Indicales Airlornatii Elation.
‘
i5. .1. FLYN‘N.
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Filling
108 WASHINGTON 81‘.
J. l. il’iynn will have parsonalichsrgs onthls
department.
Plumbing overhauled and not In first clan
unitary condition.
PIIIITEII WITEII MDTIlIl
Physician for Womirv?
IIIIIS. ll 3‘? ll GUILFIWI)
(Inn bi- (U l‘ iii-ll at her lJIlIu'.
342 Broad 8t , Bridgeport. Porn
mini worn. in? .. Imam ilnysxiopl nouns
Theiimlor In It lrlillllli‘ pli sills" and II
the astslxlrviviii-iii: hasiriar illliei) HEAHI'I
aithlii‘ .‘i' .i sinclall3.1.mllw “flirt“.l‘lll
from an; rilill- "HI incl lost In llii- «or «w
consult lir thrill-m In llIi‘lIl‘ll test ivviinllvlmm
auiluilhlhav Muiiiuuuml i‘iitr'li'llii llirv Imp
skillful and vii‘lt'llllll" trr-alrni-ni lilltll‘ll It
"mill-m rill’i'l'l') and Irrerllislrirv.
furnished for I‘rirlilnl-ml'ul l‘mii't'.
is. All
”it i I'ill‘v
’l'i-riiis iviiul
letters promptly replied to. Ii.
, _ lib"
l
I
Caveats, and Tilitla-Mlli’ltl atrium-d and all Pat
ant business continued for "23"“: nu.
Omar II Oman 0. “hummer“
We?!“ “3&llfehnt will
rein to run as
Silhd m’odcl. drawing or pholc., with dcscrlps- v
durumll Weed adults. if patentshls or not. free of
charge. Our its not due till men It secured
:Mfum;§:;£é;' HOW ”E“ 00 slants.” with g
IsiitiM
i3»
sodium Mlflflm?
0.A.8NOW&OO.
Every mother should know that croup .
~HAS BOUGHT THE-
SHOESTOCK
_. 0F—
.larvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
. «FOR.—
600 III THE IlIllUIll.
AND IT IS NOW ON SALE.
The goods are all right, atd you ‘will' get the benefit.
The goods' are having a big sale, and you should call soon
and get the bargains.
Illii IIIIIIP IN IiIlIlIlEIIIES.
Look at our rises and compare them with those you are now paying, and you
will be sure to on I on us.
3 lb. can Pumpfln, 90
New Tomatoes, So can.
“ Sugar Corn. do. can. 3 “ “ California Peaches, 18c
3 “ ” “ Apricots, 150.
‘_‘ Peas, 90 can.
Gold Dust 190. 3 “ ” “ White Cherries, 18c.
3 lb. can Cottolcne, 30c.
The above goods are warranted
the prices we are selling them for.
Wearestill sellinu the best F'lour In the market for $1 00 per barrel; Snow
Flake reduced to $3. 40 per bbl in face of the actual miller’s advance of 26cpe
bbl. is it not good judgment to or cure a bbl. of flour at old price from us at once.
Delays are dangerous
Our Tone and Cruises are still in the lead. Our Butter beats anything in the
city and our prices are the lowest. Special reduction in 10 lb. Tubs.
j ll 2‘22labs. Granulated Sugar for $1 00 Cranberries, 10:: qt. 5 lb. jars of pure fruit
8 y, C
New lllrk Grocery Company
DONOVAN'S BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK.
33 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
to be first class and cannot be duplicated for
86th Street and let avenue, l
viOIh Street and 2d avenue, i NEW YORK CITY‘
Illd and Reliable Daily Direcl Freight Line
—IIETWEEN—
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
'I‘HE PROPELIIERN - . . . . .
OF
CITY N ORWALK,
VULCAN.
EAGLE AND
Will leave Pier ‘23, E. R., Bushman street, New York. at?)
Leave Norwalk, ll p. 11).; South Norwalk, 6:00 p. in.
Freight received from 7 a. In. to Ii p. in.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will: be
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
WAN persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the boats of this
line on account of the owners thereof. no if
p. m.
--——ASK FOR"—
BIIIIWN’S $3.00 Sillll.
A nd you will see not only a
sisal and Perfect Fitting film i .
But one in which the
Ben Material is Usediombining Durabilily and Style
Making it the boil! $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
svsm mm WARRANTED.
Call and examin.» them before purchasing any other shes. a:
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
initiation usmiss IlillLEIlE
mm snomnarm sermon.)
825 Main Street. Bridgeport. Conn.
Only regularly organised business college in Fairfield
County. Send for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
II. II. lllllllill. Pliililiil; ii. t. 00008. initial ii PBIIIIEJEIII
ilill. liliiil. Stimuli iii tonsil ,.
Norwalk Chronicler