and cordially, invite you
Indium Ishall take
. f in shoving you my
man on wish thinly
V. .. ving about
some oi new goods
week» My stock for. the
finds will be double any-
I have ever shown. you.
w price will be very low on.
fill goods. My connection
with the manufacturers affords
and facilities for buying. not on-
joyed by any dealer in this sec-
tion of the state. x.
_ Painters’ Supplies, Artists’
Wale, Glass. etc. _
“ ' Painting, Paper Hanging and
' ‘ ’ ' , by competent ’men
i
"only.
. E. Gorham,
d, an. 2 first hence.
‘zas'r nonwams
FEAT M088,
The great German stable
bedding. No more stall
laundered horses, no more
i scratches. By reason {of
,. the great absorbing quali-
ties of this bedding, there
is no stable odor.
v
lion Bus
IIPilliliIil isms
r. sinuous. 0..
. lill SI. 80. lllliililli.
, Limitediollissases ofWomen
i‘ st in auto" to me.
A! OUR PRICE.
"GI. IIIIII lliT T0 TAKE.
c. Stillsun’s
‘ a
irug Store,
‘ a sauna- sum.
any tetanus-limes is which
income tax as ‘s' ,
room of discussion?“ the tariff. the ear»
rsney and the Populist platform. Mr.
Hill's proposition msdelestwcek memcnd
the deficient! bill so that the income tax
could be tested in the courts has ‘sppsr-
eotly started “so! inexhaustible flow of
speeches on public alloirs ln mail
It. Cockrell. in charge of the deficiency
hill. has sought vsinly to secure a “vote on
lthc Hill amendment. so that the deficien-
cy bill might moveslong to final
lie hoped to secure action yesterday. but
the speeches of Mr. Call of Florida and
it;i Allen of Nebraska made this impos-
sl e. “
Mr. Allen took occasion to defend the
Populist party against many charges made
in and out of congress that it was a party
of vagaries it led to a very full discus-
sion of all Populist doctrines and a com-
parison of them with the doctrines of oth-
or parties
The day in the house was devoted after
the morning hour to the consideration of
the lndian nppropristion bill. but no prog‘
recs was made before adjournment. Gen-
eral Gmsvenor presented a reply to the
memorial sent to the judiciary committee
by hir. Ritchie of Akron. 0.. containing
supplementary charges against Judge
Ricks and involving ex Senator H. ii.
Payne and Judge Stevenson Burke. He
asked for an investigation of the charges.
AGAINST RICKS.
Ilollee Judiciary Committee Vote In Favor
oi hope-chins the J ndgc.
WASHINGTON. Jan. iii.——’i‘hc house ju-
diciary committee decided to report a res.
olutlon for the impeachment of Judge
Ricks of Cleveland. The vote was: For,
" .. 7: against. 6. (in
Friday Mr. Bailey
will present a ma-
gorlty report to
heeommitteeand
Mr. Broderick a
minority report.
The supporters of
Judge Ricks en-
tertain hopes that
the decision will
be reversed. Four
members wore ub-
sout, and at h‘rir
day’s m on tin 5;
there will he an
attempt made to
adopt the minority report The resolution
will be reported to the house on Friday as
privileged business. faking precedence
over everything else. if the house adopts
it. the managers on the part of the house
will be appointed to notify the senate of
the action and institute the proceedings
The discussion lasted for three hours
after the members of the subcommittee
had submitted their views and was rather
informal. Mr. Bailey spoke several limes
very warmly. and Mr. Boomer of Louis-
lnnn also was very Ardent in his advocacy
of impeachment, while Mr. Brutivl‘luk was
the most actlvcopponcut of the movement.
The Republicans lm'usod the Democrats
of holding preludlccs against federal
judges and of losing no opportunities to
strike at liilllll.
r
JL’ DHE KICKS.
ABYSSINIANS DEFEATE D.
Fought the Italian Troops llrnwly, but
‘ “'ors- Put in Rout.
Mass/um, Egypt, Jan. ill—Tho ital
inn troops ululcr Gonorul ilnrslicro have:
had soups slum-p lighting with a large force
of Abyssiulnns lod by line! biangnsria. The
latter was attacked unvxpwiodly by tho
llaiians nmr (‘oatit on Sunday last. Thu
cucmy numlwrud Loon mon armcd with
rifles. and in addition the Abyssiniaus bud
munbors of spcarnwu. ’i'lm "aliens mm
pl-ilod llu- onomy to rein-at to the Honda
mountains.
later in the day the tummy returned to
tho muwk and udvanol d upoii tho front
of tho ilulian oxpcdilion. “hon lilo Abys-
siniaus wore mpuisml. with scrious loss.
The cucluy ilwu ullmuplod to make u
flank niluck. bul was again ropulsmi.
Tim Abysslnlnns routiuumi lo hoop up
an irregular muskolry live on tho llallnn
troops unlil nightfall. ilcmu'nl liar-allure
is now onvampod at (Twilit. The Italians
fought Well. and the casualties among
them were low in number. 'l lw captives
who fell lulu the hands of the ilnlmn-ssa)‘
that the Abysslnlnus lost wry la-m ily
Senator "our Rr-olu-iml.
liosros. Jan. in. w'i‘lu- principal Munro
of the day's lulsiuossol tho simulmuw was
theoloction of n Vultcd Status senator.
but very little other business of impur-
tanco being transacted by oither branch.
in the senate (Miran l“. ilonr was clunaon
murmur by a vote of ill to i for John E.
liussoil. in the housollm election of a
l'nilod States M'lliliill‘ rosullvd: liooruo
Frisbiu liour. inn. John it. liussull, :lu.
h'oualor Ilonr was dociarml olvclqi on tho
part of the house.
Killed by a iiulmnllm).
litmus. W. \'o.. Jan. iii.--inforuuli'nn
comes of the killing of J. ll. limlsou. one
at tho iit‘Hi. known citlzcnsor Monroe mun-
ty. by ()slmruo Horton. a svlumlboy. mm]
Ill. 'l‘hoy quarrolod nimut Hudson's daugh-
lor. with “1mm young Harlan was in low.
iimlson attacked the beyond uasstahbcd.
Wolrotl Hus-o of lie-clrellon.
llksvsn. Jan. ill.-—-ln informal mums
owl-y ltopuldlcau promised his vote for Iilll
m-olm-ilou of Senator E. i). Wolcoti. 'i'hu
Populist mucus voted in give a compil
moniary vein in Lalo l’oncc. retiring cun-
nrossman from Colorado.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
'l'hc popc is suffering from a slight chill
and In keeping his room.
The llrltish ileoi. Admiral 'll‘rcmanilc
mmmsudlou. has gone to Japan.
The mnpross of Austria arrived at lilo".
mus. Franco. and prnwmslcd lo l‘upo Mor-
tin.
A proposal has boon suluultled to the
«uracil of tho cuudru lo esuihllsh a lion-
slan logatiou lo the vailonn.
herd ilmssoy has Miri‘llftlil the govern
orship of Victoria. Australia. in succes-
also of the Earl of llomtown.
The New Jersey house of assembly and
sonata hold short sessions and then droid»
ed to adjourn until next Monday night. .
it is relaunch mrt that the great (no
late of ”humans: sit by the late James
a. Fair will ho fought for in the courts.
The Prussian iii was opened st case
In Berlin in the w Its hell of the palm
by limpemr William. 10th a speech
from the throne. -
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lathe . ofilcsinthetsecndi’rssiest
getsteziothsiini g ithihe induction of
Borer-nor die-una- into cities ell the de-
2 2 . mange stats; iiiii’ninirmhl‘wn
rs. was,» n can Practically mm M mm c e no loans
no». nus ”reticulated sun cor—arse pm°m 3”" ”rm 1°“ °' WW“
1’0““ 1'9“” N“ B“ Willis ‘0 00e- . The. inaugural ceremonies commenced
was the Utrllsers. ‘ ' swindrwrl: o':iflok 53"?” over an
. our s . on o ow t emciiioent
Bacon“. Jan. iii—The secondaleyof mag, The core 1 ”were
the big trolley strike was not characteriud men as continued
by much excitement. ’l‘here wore many
little clashes between the police and the
strikers. but nothing of a serious nature
in the way of a riot occurred. Up to noon
eVerythlng was comparatively quiet. After
that hour. however. the strikers let them-
selves out a trifle. and the police had some
diilloulty in keeping the great crowds un-
der restraint.
a territory has become in matters! concern
to the police officials. and it is thought
new that outside aid may have to be call~
ed upon before the strike is ended.
The chief trouble of the day occurred at
the Atlantic Avenue company's barns at
Twenty'iourth street and Fifth avenue
when an often. was made to run a car to
Ninth street. Five or six thousand strik-
ers and sympathlzors had gathered at this
polut.‘
Althoughth our Was surrounded by a
police guard. it was found impossible to
proceed until the mounted squad was or-
derod out. ,
(Erect excitement was also occasioned at
this point shortly afterward on the arrival
of a wagon containing as men. who oatno
to take the strikers’ places Stones and
sticks were hurled at the newcomers. but
no damage of any importance was done
At Prospect park plans a mob number-
ing 3,000 hold up a mall car and attacked
the guard. but the arrival of a squad from
police headquarters put an end to tho hos
tilitics for a time at least.
Early in the morning the Brooklyn
Heights railroad started cars on the Court
Street line, and by noon the line was run-
ning at about one~half the ordinary head;
way. The same road put the ii’latbush
Avenue lino in operation early in the aft—
crnoon. although but few cars were sent
over the oifcult.
President Norton Declares War.
President Norton oi‘ the Atlantic Ave—
nue trolley system declared that he would
have his road in operation today regard-
less of the eilerts of the strikers. He said
that he had secured suillcleni experienced
men to take out the allotted number of
cars. and that on the morrow he would
start "with a vengeance. "
In regard to the situation Master Work-
man Connolly said that the men were
more determined today to continue the
tleup than they had been Monday. He
said also that the treasurers of the differ
out locals connected with the district as
sembly had reported a sulliclency of funds
on hand to allow of the continuance of the
strike for a month at least
At the varhms railroad offices it was
given out that no dlillculty whatever
would be experienced in filling the places
of the strikers. as already a superahunc
dance of appiimtlous for Work had been
received. and on: the companies were
only waiting to perfect some proliminary
amingmuvnts before putting their rdads
into full operation again.
This. however. the strike leaders dis-
credit. claiming that the railroad oillvinls
have not been able to ammo men from out-
side oillos. and that if holphas boon se-
cured it is from inoxwricm-od illon inca-
pable oi properly handling the cars.
Abandoned the far.
Inspector Moliolvcy. with about a scorn
of pollen oilioors. had quite a lively limo
with a crowd of smnomlu strikers on Flat-
bush nvouuc. 'i‘bo strikers surrounded o.
Flatlmsh avenue car. which was on its
way toward tho furry in charge of a mo-
torumn and conductor. The attaching
party was re calm-rod by some Liiuu sym-
mlhizors, who helped them to fire stones
and bricks at llio car.
The two men in chum:- sought refuge
in tho inside. but the missiles were mm-
lng so fast and furiously that the men
abandoncd iill‘ car and were soon lost In
the crowd. The police drovnrho mob back
up the hill, and inspootor hlcliolvoy sent
for re ouforccmouls. Before the latter ar‘
rived. h0\\'(‘l'hi" the police sucemnlod in
making niuo arrests and locked the prin-
onors up in the Eighth precinct police also
lion house.
All Hands Loni.
(EALVESTON. Jan. iu.-—A slumlal from
Volasco says it is now dollnilely known
that Captain Freda Brook and his wife
and two children of Galveston. wlth sov-
cral molnbors of the crew on tho drodge~
boat Mount Waldo. which Captain liroclr
was bringing from 'l‘mupiro to \‘elosco.
were drowned in tho llfoluiot which they
storm a few hours out. from 'i‘ampico on
Tuesday night.
Ablmli's flank Mispemls.
llovnu. N. ll., .lau.
late homo l-‘. Abbott. lliu defaulting (lash-
iur of the Dover National bank. was mah-
l.yford. .iuduo Doc has appointed as rev
of the institution.
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(‘ario-r and Manila For Masters.
Unltod Hinton m-nulor.
caucus nominees .... Loo
tion will he retitled in joint session.
New \‘ork Mate liar Assoolptlon.
dcilvmd his inaugural address.
(Joiner-son inaugurated.
the galleries.
l’opulisls Nmninate flutter.
unanimmisly nominated by the
mucus to succeed General
United States senator.
on; late in mm.
rm
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The necessity of patrolling so extensive I
took to (ways) from the drpdxoboat In a
ill—’i‘hc Dover
Five (‘eut Savings hunk. of which the
ler. assigned. and on ‘mtlllon of United
States llouk Commissioners “Match and
cclvcr llou, Joshua ii. llali, vice president
limes/l. Mon, Jan. Ill—diet!» houses
of tho legislature bollolod poparuloly for
’l'ho llcpubliean
Mantle for the
short term and 'i'hnnms ll. Cili‘ldil‘ for the
long turmmrm-civod illii solid Republican
vote in both houses. and uslay their ciao-
Auuisr. .lsa. lib-«Tho eighteenth an»
nual mocllng of the New York Stale liar
ssscmlatiou began with on ("Kin roosting
in tho asmmhly chamber. After music and
prayer President Timmy Doctor of liuffslo
Alls’l‘llt. Jan. ic.—-Ghsrios (lullasrson
was inaugurated governor in the presence
of several thousand people. who tin-cums!
the spacious'hsll of mpresenlatlves sod
hassles. Jan. iii-diaries flu erwse
pellet
ilsasem as
masonic
GOVERNOR HASTINGS.
at 8 o‘clock in the evening with a bril-
liant display of fireworks in Market square
and the reception at the executive man-
sion. An hour later the grand military
ball at the City Gray's armory was opened.
After a selection by the Third regiment
band of Potts-ville the oath of cities was
administered by Chief Justice Sterrctt.
Then followed prayer by Rev. W. A.
Bunch of iiazlcton. after which the gov-
ernor began the delivery of his inaugural
address.
Ex~Govornor I’attlson. after participatv
ing in the inaugural proceedings at the
capitol. took the train for Philadelphia.
The train was ordered to stop at Over-
hroolr. where the ex-govsrnor's new coun‘
try seat is located and where his wilc is
now ill. Unless the ongovsrnor is called
upon by the people of Philadelphia in the
coming election to act as mayor of the
Quaker City he will resume the practice of
law in that city, or. as is thought prob»
ble. accept the presidency of a bank or
trust company.
Governor Hastings. in a communication
to the senate. submitted the nomination
of General Frank Render of Northampton
to he socmtsry of the commonwealth;
Henry C. McCormick of Lyooming. attor-
ney general; Thomas J. Stewart of Mont-
gomery. adjutant general; James H. Lans-
bert of Philadelphia. insurance commis—
sioner. and James Compbcllof Allegheny.
factory inspector. The nominations were
unanimously confirmed
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
All Autignmhling Amcndluent Introduced
In the Assembly.
'i‘nsxvox. Jon. iii—Tho New Jersey
house of nourmlliy rcsolvcditseif latos
committee of the whole and gave an audi-
ence to llev. Dr. Kompshall of Newark and
exuludge banning of Trenton. who had
been selected as u columlttve to present to
the legislature the petition of the Family
lerian synod of New Jersey in favor of an
nntluambling muoudmoni luihe stato con-
stitution. ilr. Kcmpshnll uuuloannddross
of half an hour. reciting the history of
race track Inylfliflilnll in this state and
closing by urging the adoption of an
nmomluu-ut lo the constitution which will
prohibit race track and all other forms of
gambling. lie was followed by ox-Judgo
Leaning. who spoko briclly.
Allor tho address-us bud boon made the
commltiw of ti 0 whole agrm-d unsui-
mously to report favorably on tho concur-
rent resolution (-inlvodyiuu tho proposed
nuicnduu-nt which was introduced by As~
soiublyman l’midim.v on tlumpouiugday
of the legislature, The house tlun or-
dorod the resolution to a third reading and
adjourned for the week. The rcsnluiltm
will havo to ho udoplod by filo house. and
senate and llum be adopted by next year's
legislature hcforo lllennu'iuiluollt can be
submitted to the people for llnal approval.
Naval t‘adct Bennett liroueraled.
WAN‘illxuflix. Jan. lci.-—:~'ocretary llor-
hert made public his decision in the men
of Naval (‘adot Stanley P. Donnett of
Maine. a member of the first class M. An-
napolis, clmrgcd with copying from (inlet
liruinby at an examination and with de-
nying the copying. The retail. at the, sec-
rciary's dmlslon in thlscoso. which he says
is one of extraordinary interest and grav-
ity, is to reverse the findings of the aca-
demic lmard. to dismiss lbs case against
lionnmt and order his release from arrest.
Knlmms May Keep 0pm on Monday.
an YORK, Jan. Ill-~Mayur William
1. Strong luwgivon lsvrmissiou to the sa.
lolm hoopors to own their storm on riunv
day from L’ in ii p. m. He did not take
Ililu consldnmtldu the fact that he was
runnlrm foul of the law in winning such
permission. nor did tho liuum' mcn ammr
tothlnk that ho was making any great
companion to lhcm. .
Killed by the t‘ollnpu- or a lirhlge.
l'l'I'Trllll‘ltil. .nm, lu.——’l‘lm strong wind
blew ovor the false Work of a new bridge
being Bh‘i'lt‘ll over tho ilonoouahcla river
at llommmui. and ii’JlliiIllIr of workmen
wore dauiml to tho around. a distance of
llil fool. who umn was billed. one fatally
lnjurml. anollwr wriouslyhurt and sov-
eral badly inrulmi.
“arrows and VII-Mills" lilac-led.
IIANIUN‘}, Mii,’Il.. Jan. illwl'nilcd Mates
Senator McMillan was re cloned by the leg-
lulatura in joint mmsioll. mivlng a
unanimous vote. .loilus U. llnrmwstw
solved all the voles for short term master
except that of iiomwau of liay like». l.
"on. Charles 1:. ilyer Dead.
Nonmru. (Jana. Jan. lo. -—- lion.
lharlos ii. ilycr. to yours old. died from
heart dlsossa lie was well known ass
ncwupapcr man and was uuslcrstor of the
town for a quarter of a wntury.
Fourth Class restate-tors.
WAliilllii‘i'iill. Jan. lib—«Tile following
fourth class investors were nppoincd:
New Jena «Hmitawmil. J. H. Dill.
Poaasyivsulknlsck (lap. .1. hi. niacin
Hall. 3. it. Dickey.
Hermes climb is West Vii-aisle.
illil‘i’onilw. ‘Ve..fl1‘a::’llwh. 11.3.1;
infill» s mach . es vessel
.nnrd‘ on. Miami... infill
86th street one let avenue,
iOth Street and 9d avenue.
We have elweygecld gram chespsrthso soy Wm» . _ hose ' a the
“remission" ontothepoued. Bomsotcnr competitors try M ..
the public think they are eelllngjnet es ore-pa we are, 2 but It you W a.
quality, price and weight with us you will find a vest didereace. ‘
Read the Following Prices car ‘ its...
at u». almanac Sugar for u. ' ‘
Very Best Elgm Cream Batter. 29c; Face Cream ii?
line Better at 35c, which «1.33 he equaled for theypriee. '7' ‘ e,
Our Tees and Golfers ere excellent. Very choice Tees at 4.06 psi! 3
Our liend 8. Floor is acknowledged all good housekeepers to dim
they ever used. Try it once and you will 13’s no other. u . ,, , ,_
(.boice Tomatoes. 70 can. 5 lbs. Best Rise for fills. a. I '
Qhoiee Core, 70 can. 2 lbs. Best lililk Crackers. 15¢. ' "
(holes Peas. 90 can. 6 lbs. good Pram for Elie. ‘
Bret Pumpkin. 9e can. Best Bods Crackers, lie lb. .
Breakfast Cocos. 186 can.
Condensed Milk. 2 for lilo.
Fresh Eggs. only 223 dozen.
Huger Cured Hams. and Shoulders sold at cost.
Gold Dost only lilo sch-3e.
New Beans. only 7: at. '
New York trucery compact
DONOVAN‘S BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
88 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
in NEW YORK cm.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight
line
~BETWEEN—
NEW roan; SOUTH NORWALK m 2
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THE PEOPELLEM - . . . - .
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE as!)
VULCANL '
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street. New York. at 5 p. m.
heave Norwslh. 5 p. In. South Norwalk, 6:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon spplicsfion to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent for special lots of freiflit anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
WA" persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the been of fish
as on amount of the owners thereof. on if
\ (NOT soon-nurse sonoot.)
8 25 Main Street. Bridgeport. Conn.
Only regularly organized business college in Fairfleld
County, Send for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business. 8. .
s. n. mun. President: a. l. mums Teacher at roman;
.‘leyer. Secretary and lreasurer
”weDlJlillilfih—lbs.
IRII’OR'TPJI) lTliIEE 014‘ DUT Y.
I have been successful in buyin Diamonds that were im-
ported free of duty and cut in New ork; for out and finish are
superior to Diamonds cut in Europe. These Diamonds were bought
before the diamond cutter’s strike at a saving of ten per cent. on
cost, and will offer Diamonds to my customers this season for
less money than the same quality of goods can be bought “for
elsewhere.
A. W. AUSTIN, THE lEAlIINli JEWELEII,
. 39 "i“ Siliil-i".""“"- “lib---
Wall Paper. Wall Paper.
‘REMEMBER
The tonnsctlcut Btnsrsl life in-
We need .
money- sursacs 00.. cilileriicrd,
We need ,
roam. will insure the life of aycnnx man for m
W . for less than to e:dey.:or will sell him an en-
6 are m dcwment for summer less than to a day.
the business
payable tohimself if he lives. and his people
to, sell goods.
if he dies. so do not neglect to insure.
OWN
iii...” ”iii 8. s. l'ilillillillliu. um.
PiiiiiE. Sol? dill; -'.” summon Si. , "
up it is good policy for a business mm...” ,
man to accommodate himself to
the circumstances.
WALL PAPER
is worth just as much today as it
over wasdt is made just as well;
it will lost just as long as over,
but it will not. bring as good a
price. Why? Simply because
people benefit the money to
put into it. We have the code
and we don’t want to keep t cm.
and to make the exchange we
boys to make it an inducement
to you and we are doing it. We
are selling Wall Paper at prices
first will make the purchasers
eel good every time they look
at it, and all we ask is a Visit.
It’s money in your pocket to see
our stock before you buy.
W. “on. .w... Wm“... W
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington st, 80. Norwsik.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be thatch:-
teed the same day copy is hand:
ed in. livery reasonable effort
will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot he
insisted upon as a right unis.
copy is sent in by I o'clock
in the afternoon of the day lie-(.1
new materials. Pictures fore chance a desired.
framed toorder.
Raymond 8t sons.
«mam:
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