* to;contain‘;
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ey’e‘rynim‘e.
All, e
to. PAPER.
1 I am now located in my new
tore. and cordially invite you
‘ call and see me. l shall take
”in showing you my
whether you wish to buy
"not. I not receiving about
two shipments oi new goods
eeohweek. My stock for the
m trade will be double any-
thingl have ever shown you.
The price will be very low on
all goods. My connection
with the manufacturers aflords
me facilities for buying, not en-
' joyed by any dealer in this sec~
tion of the state. , ,,
Paidtere’ fipdplies, Artiste’
We, Glass, etc.
ainting. Paper Hanging and
decanting, by competent men
. only.
E. E. Gorham,
I Garner First An. end flew 8t.
EAST NORWALK-S
Pill moss,
kit!- 4'.
, 1:
The greatfiGerman stable
bedding.
foundered horses, no more
scratches. By reason of
No more stall
the great absorbing quali-
tiel of this bedding, there
ll no stable odor.
RAYMOND BlllIS
IIPWIIG toms.
F. SCHIVDIR, M. 0..
also. llll if. so. ilfililillll.
I ,Prsweeiirsltedlo Diseases ofWomen
" Mammal-suns Thursdays. s to
. an or
Beaten: I.
I1. I. Patent Glee.
use so use.
_mmmm
oflfir _
a; Run Cers‘More See at
him no minor snot.
The Human liefueed to urthh-On-
[dared (rub-«leer New flea Arrive to
Rule Things With a lush need.
BROOKLYN. Jan. Ella—There is. a greater
public confidante in the maintenanceof
public order today than on any day since
the strike commenced. The city is about
free from the vague terrorism of nameless
deeds by mobs which kept the public mind
at a high tension and served to increase
the danger of serious collisions and out.
breaks.
The more rowdyism which is looking
for trouble and wants to destroy property
. from wantonness has been pretty well sup-
' pressed. it has been demonstrated to
. these characters that the militia shoot to
‘ kill if necessary to suppress lawlessness.
The trolley companies have been rather
more successful in running care than has
been the case hitherto during the strike.
More cars were run during Thursday than
liinllIAU i?! THE HTREETH.
since tho iiolip. There is still public irri-
tation that the companies do not give
good svrvire with all the elaborate protec-
tion ailordml them. They have seiiured
some lnen to do their work, however. and
are securing more.
Somoof the men brought hereirom oth~
er eities'are induced to go back by the
strikers before they no to Work. and some
are induced toquit after they have gone to
work. lint the fact remains that sub-
stantial additions have been made to the
force of the trolley companies, and more
men are coming in.
The offer of the strikers to submit the
question to the arbitration of a street car
official and the flat refusal of the president
of the trolley company to agree to the of-
er indicate the desire for compromise on
the part of the strikers and the confidence
on the part of the companies of winning
their fight. The increased service on the
lines serves to take from the ptlblio indig-
nation that has been felt toward the com-
panies for their failure to fulfill their ob-
ligations to the public and to detract in
the Will) measure from the sympathy felt
for the strikers.
Norton Refuses to Arbitron.
Another abortive attempt was made on
behalf of the turtle, rs to induce the trolley
officials to agree to submit the differences
to arbitration. The propos‘tion which
was submitted to President Norton of the
Atlantii~ AVi'HiIU company was flatly re-
fuseti by him.
The person selected by the strikersas
arbitrator was William Richardson. score»
tary and treasurer of the American and
New York Street ilaiavuy association.
‘ They undoubtedly had the ideas that. he
Would be amenable to flu- lroiiey mmpuuy
oil uri'omlt of his pusliluli.
’i‘ho refusal indicates that the min»
punim foul on uluurmuutof ('unililrm'u that
they will will the fight. 'i‘lmsuoress whit-h
the Atlantic Avenue t‘nnlpiilly has met
with In its cilia-ts to albumin its lines on
doubtodly had its tulluonco upon Presi-
dent .\ortuu in this limiter. That the
strikers rumlu (ho overturn after having
been suwrui llllll'ri repulsed in thosnhm
quartrr tony be regarded as indicating
that they have lost mmm-onflduluo and
are anxious for pvorn. indeed. It is alt
faxed that. for several days their highest.
hope has bet-n that they might be able to
extort from the companies the concession
that those who abandoned fheirmrs ten
days mm should be reinstated and the new
barfdu brought here to take their places
fllscllamml.
Another man was shoe—probably fatal-
lymby the militia. A tin under naiued
Thomas tiarney. at Work on a house on
lift-ks street. is sold by the trmps to have
hurled bricks and other mlssilrs at them.
lie denies this in the statement he made
to the coroner after being shot. The bill
lot which hit him in the thigh and perm
trated his abdomen was without doubt
aimed at him and was not a random shot.
The militia dtmcribe his throwing mls
alias at them. the demand upon him to de-
sist. and upon his failure to dose their
shooting at him. There has been no in
,ypmont bystander shot by the militia thus
far. all three men that have been hit hav
lug been in parley with the militia and
shot at immune they failed to alley orders
of the militia Young Ahns. who was
shot Wmlnmday uluht while mmuslnu in
tho strewn in the vicinity of a allsonlorly
rrowd. di‘l in the hospital during ’l'hurs
day.
Milllla‘lleady to Kill.
of Mitchell by the same volley that «are
Take the M of “titan-11). Hill". '
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‘H at m. lI
The fact . t the’l‘hirieeath rem
was last er lag retired tram active duty .
is believed - be indicative of theJi‘nln-
alag of the ad The members are D”-
. med at installments! armory. are! able
for an other nay. but Judging by appear-
ances the a ‘ llorltles feel Justified in relay
ins something of the rigor in Which the
city has ”WI held during theissttendsys. the past to“ days banked. The hm“ at
etymo- Locked In ‘1er not, Third arcane and Fifty-eighth street pre-
A lot of :Fiikcrs were again looked up seated a busy scene when a Court street
‘ _ cm» it charges a crowd.
; ’l‘berewas more excitement in the le—
ulfty of the Third ‘lAveuue railroad depot
than there ha been since the strike com-
menced. An attempt was made to run
ears over the line, and the announcement
wet thsrood was to booporstcd mused
the strikers and their friends from the
state of quiescence in which they have for
in their in quarters. The episode was and liaisey strait car. reached the depot
almost oxaotly similar to that of Wed filled with no nonunion nieu, who were at
day. which so infuriated MuteeWorkman ones lodged in the depot.
Connolly and which caused him to van. Every anaeron the east side of the eve-
ture his wound order to the linemen to mm was thmngcd by the strikers and their
quit work. The men were on the sweet sympathizers, while in front of the stables
when the militia roads their appearance. were drawn up 1qu men of the Twenty
and the strikers. about 1500 of them, took third regiment under Captain Theme. The
refuge in the (bid Pollows' hall near by. strikers contentml theimeivos with hoetn
which was their headquarters. The key lug and lowing the militia, but mmmlt—
was turned upon them and the picket ted no not which warranted their disper-
linea thrown about the building. l slou.
District Assembly 75, when they learned Bound hours previous to the running of
of the matter, employed a lawyer to apply the first car the repair wage}: of the Brook-
fora writ of haheue corpus. Before the lyu Heights company went down Third
time set for the hearing the imprisoned avenue to clear the track between Fifty-
men had been released. An explanation first and Fifty~socond streets. -
to this effect was ado on imhnlf of Gen- I The block betvvocn those two streets was
oral Mower when t e noise came to is been piled with bricks. stones. lumiwr and
lag. and Justice Gaynor thereupon dls- trunks of trees which had been out in the
missed the writ. . vicinity so as to render the running of
This episode was probably responsible cars an impossibility. The repair wagon
for the oonilnuod wavering of Master was manned by 12 "ion and amorted by
Workman (.‘onnolly In the matter of or, Troop A.
during a linoman's strike. ‘ When it was ' When they reached the i’equod club. the
found that the liucumn were at Work as strikers‘ headquarters at ll'iftyolfth street.
usual repairing the datuage done during some 300 men who had osmuuhied there
the night. (.‘onnclly denied that he had joined and denounced the escort and hurl»
ordered them to strike. Later in the day. ed several volleys of stones at the men
after the opismlo at i ldd Follows' hall. he who were removing the obstacles.
declared again that the linemen wore on Lieutenant llauloy, who was in charge
strike. * of the troop. called on them to disperse.
shot on a limit. The strikers replied by another ova-
As a company of the Twenty—third regs, lancho of stones. Lieutenant iiauloy then
moat mug Qflf‘tjll'blng a flicks street car ordered his men to charge and strike the
Thomas fijnrnoy of 451 l'niou gin-ct, it is riotors with the lint of their where. (in
alleged by the goldfurm threw a number of this being done, the strikers mu away.
brieksat it and the gummy“ as n. was pug. When therailroml omployiws finished their
ing 44; lIileks street. Some of the soldiers Work. the strikers rmssomlllcd and follow—
said they were hit by the missiles, and one 0“ “D U"! ”59"" ami renewed lb" stone
of their number took deliberate aim and thruwms. when the r-nvulrynsoin chm-sell
.hoz (jammy in the gm”, Thu [nun w” 50 them with llflkiltl bladiili. Hull"! 0! the
soriouslyfujured that the chances of his strikers removed sward thrusts, but mean
recovery are but 51mm, aged to escape. No furthon disturbance
Carney was at work on the roof at the occurred during “in (10!-
time and wa‘e attracted to the edge by Sorm after the nonunion also reached
Ibo excitement of the crowd below in con- ‘ “"3 d”PM! l3 “W““Wl WW“ "f “'9 wound
sequence of the possess of the fine my squad rode up and formed in line outside
throng), lilcks street. The feeling in the the barn. Every available man in the
nliighhulrhood is vary hard again“ lb. rall- I Twentythlrd regiment wee urulcr arms.
fond C(ll‘ilpflllliill. Carney [)9me tmbuod and from Fifty‘lllflill street to Seventeenth
with the “pip“ of the crowd and yelled street the sidewalks were fringed with inl'
from his elevated post, "Ah. you scabs. go lltlanmn.
to your homes!" Finally a MI' was run out. No violence
He then Ill-gun throwing bricks and; was done, and its course was unhindered.
pieces of tin at the ear and the soldiers. Twelve more «are were run during the day
who were their «um-u; beneath him. saw on “1!th
oral of the mmmny raised their rifles, but General Fitzgerald called on Colonel Ap-
(Jamey ”mm .0 desist. lie yelled cg. pleton at the latter's headquarters. The
figh‘oly again and throw anothor misgug, situation in the city was informally dis~
Some of the soldiers faced hiifi, took cussed, but nothing of importance was
aim. and as . brick flow toward them one deluded upon. Colonel Appleton asked
of the company took aim and fired. The ”one?!“ Flillfl'mld'fl 0911110" I“ w ”“3
pun"; "PM true 10 m mark and bit (‘ar " clmlima of a settlement. and it is under—
my in the aide. lie fell back m the rmf. I stexwi the latter replied that so far as he
and up; [my went on "9 “my, The crowd . could see there was no immediate pros-
Mm and the ”“1“an was at . high ‘ port of an agreement being run-bed.
pitch. Militia May lie Needed rm Ten Days.
Th” polleeand military ”mm“ prorated fluaoral Fitzgerald is roportrd to have
“i ‘" “Wm"! by "‘0‘“ "f " ““4"" “my midi oiuuoi Appleton that in hisoplnlun
found laruey m“ ""mn’mw'“ in 3. the militia vvould be required to remain
1M3" pml "f Hm’d' on duty here at hum ten dm's mom
lie I” ”"T" yuntli he could be mumved The cars on Third avenue made their
90 ”10 Limit lsnml ‘ "”“W hospital. A tripe Without serious interruption. though
“WWII, “h” . "Win an examination “M frequently uluilu llm rnutu stones Word
that ”mm”, A Wound ’3 fulfil. ”‘0 oom' I thrown at ill“ \‘dlllitl‘V‘ liulwv-un Furl)“
nor WM "”“flcd' , first and i‘ifiicth sin Me a number of
in M“ “I“:""()r'""' statement to (are I women throw t‘ltltl at the cars from win-
m’" mm“ “mm" ""M' l ““5 at “Mk down. yet the varsnourxmi to their depots
on the rmrf of the house at the corner of without dnmuxi.‘
lllcito strw‘t'and Harrison uvcuuu with a At it‘ifty-ni-ovmi street WW"? hum.“ the
man pained loreucu u 5"” . 1 W“ on ”I" enmrm-nuy moo are not out. They refuse
combo, and i saw the mailers on Hit-ks to “U ”m and are In ”mum,” u, "‘lm”
street luvl'ow mu. ironic ul'li‘ of them yelled any dm'mw “Um, m ”H. hum A ronmut
at ““l- ('0‘ “Mk? isiarfod t" go hm" we of alJ'iLf‘i‘! luivrvivnwd the cuwrguncy
-1" fact. I sinilml to run ”Wk ~nnd l iliun, but illl‘) lll‘i'llill”. tnynll iiioslrlkt-i'li.
Those two tragmilm and the wounding .
Aims his death wound have impressed the I
fworlolnu in the Iuiddloui‘ thereof.
. Myttluarenuo. Private l-‘mter of Company
hoard uumhofs and l was hit in the hip. M. n” ”In Win"! in sum“ lirtmklvn
l hall not thrown anything from the roof ‘ 'W'm) and mmrm.“ “Wm“ N” outside
M the M'hupm’ nor ”m U Noll, who “is” guards are elatiouml :ll any of the doping-
0 O‘J'i‘ib at 'l‘wvnly fifth stool. and Fifth
had been at “‘Mk 0" w)” m"! ("r 3“"th , overdue. and born there we only three men
Heaiy sinuo "turning. on duly.
Mm“ “0mm“ Shimllfll. All the militiamen at the seventldopota
iiiuid orders have helm given to the' in South Brooklyn coropiala bitterly of
militia doing picket duty to kuup the wiu- the final sent the brigade from the arnmry.
olowis of all houses closed and free from Companies H Mill 10‘ ")0 ”will”! Will‘
spintatorn. The soldiers are subjmtod to mom. refused the food sent down. which
some prevailing insults in carrying out consisted of ham and stale eggs, with cold
their ordera coffee to match.
Whiledofng duty on lrvlngavenue. near 'l'heir wants have. however, loan pro
vided for by the residents In the locality,
Iwho. learning of 'lu deficiency in the
commissory department, furnished the
atrium soldiers with a plentiful supply of
pmvlslona
A down or more HMRI‘D norm over the
bridge last night loaded with nommlou
mm: wimhud arrived from oiha cities,
I and were driven up Fulton fill’l‘i'l. where
{they loom-bed oil to tlmrnrious stables
L and when: they Were housed and worried
I until this morning.
6 entered a man from a window and was
Boston fiends Aid to the furthers.
Guevutlve board of the llmtun 5mm. (tar
Mrn's onion. No. lull, A. i" of i... it was
, benefit of the strikers there. it was voted
f to arm-us ov-ry rm-mlmr of the damn
I weekly “Mil tho and of the strike. and a
orilnmittw of three was appointed to go
to llrmlclyn and confer with the otmzutlve
[sword of Iiislrivt Assembly 7b. Knights of
"lllll‘ilil’l'.
is v!“’a~“-wv _ ,
' enog‘l'MMwsmm, .
llmrov. Jen. at.“ M a looming of the ‘
voted tusond thou m llrovdclyn fur the.
helm. to ascertain how they «at host aid :
strikers. their symmthlnm and the evil theater! to one of tluvso insults. After rc-
dlsposed generallywho have been «roasting pooled cmlers had failed to have the ds/
disorder here ever since the strike of the sired effect he fired a shot which entertd
electric street railway operatives. with, e tibewlndow sash. The window was closed.
wholesome mitratlon of the and which I Cars with bmlmn windows are frequent,
attends participation in rioting while the lI returning to illdgrewood over the Myr-
natiouai guardsuiea are within shouting Avenue llttb. Police (Jasmin Kltm
distance. treat out with a «quad of men and cleared
There are no indications of the linemen at part of dates avenue where mm of
quitting work. They are under contrart he brick throwinu had ism indulged in.
with thecompaales for from no to on days. I Hpoelal (miter lieraard lhmnelly. who
in isolated mess crews have refusal to were No. HM shield. was stripped of his
take orders to repair wires which have official eaulpeue for refusing to do his
been out by the strikers or their friends. my.
As on full of the Third Avenue line
As a class, they mnaln loyal to their em:
players with passion holler street on its return
The opening of the Myrtle Avenue has trip half a dorm bricks wen throvrn after
memorial with nwrs disorder than co- the vehicle from house roofs inspector
stirred at any other point. The street was Nohuphlla sent down a argued. who went
Mobster! for in blocks by Company B of [through the building from which the
tbeiisventh regiment A ennui ofrncn Ihriehs were thrown without finding the
intent of a Bnehwlck'avenns saloon who {guilty parties
lured thearwmdlepsrsedbycompenyy William out of theserae lineweeoa
of Month mitoses livery pedes. its way to the stables. a big chunk of lead
meson hiyrtlssvenoe dean; tits de’ywes was thrown from a window. The police-
.ivesa mate! blue-ii or seen in them lumped ol'f tesrrest the
...... - n... ammo r or “m *- mu
m to alums sell-t ees windows is mountainous. .
, . Met
the street. ”If men of llrwkiyn.
flewfoondiemi Wants f'tmhderailost.
Hr. John's. N. i"., .ian. 2i.-(Joufodere
tion with (”tinaria is imomltg more and
. more favorably ru-relved daily. Both the
political parties mmrd it an inevitable.
Jihad) leeryibu tuuutdo the other in the
matter of armurlng favorable harms of ad,
minim into the ilmninlon.
hr. l'arkfmrsi Molar» to Violence.
(Mormon, .lan. ”twill. i'arkhurst of
New Yin-it let-lured upon municipal new
ermmmt to an audience that llllmi Ventral
Minsk: bell, ills address was delivered
underltho auspices of the Marquette club
and in brief was a story of‘how 'l'mnmsny
was heated in New York.
than: Ileaneit lived.
Vissmvmos, .iau. ui.-lirmtdisr (lea
It'll Stephen Y. Bennett. ~l tilled States
may (retiredi. died suddenly at his reel-
iieaes, 17!? l street» in the sixty-eighth
year of his ego.
seems-sans. it
Animus. it. it. Isa. ste— re.
m: momenta
W lunar
m cam our fill Stool at Int Season still]! . %
y‘JL THE ROOM FOR NEW GOODSQ
his Season’s Goods we propose to sell
and the great reduction we have made.
.will be of some interest to you.
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CLOTHING, HATS AND FURNISHINGS,
For Men and Boys.
w. A. Billllilcl o co.
BENTINEL BUILDiNd, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
A GREAT SAC-RFICE SALE!
The following items of Groceries which we advertise are Genuine Bargains.
and lines which we could not afford mailer you every tiny. but we do intend to
who the housekeepers of this vmmitv an o orieait to or has -
one prices, this bill of Groceries, on W ’ p c e. n the” "I"
SATURDAY. JANUARY. [9 i895.
HERE ARE THE oooos AND PRICER.
Ten Pounds Beet Greuualted Sugar, 30.: One Cm Leader Condensed Milk, Ie
Two Cakes Ozone Soap. 5c One Can Best Tomatoes, be
One Pound Beat Black or Mixed Tea, 60c One Pound Beet Ground Coffee, file
One Can Beer Cort» be One Pound Best Ginger Sue , lie
One Box Eusmeline Stove Polish,
BPEGIIL PiilllE
(T To obtain these prices,
BIIUER
ic Quarter Pound Beet Ground spper. 4e
Shit.
the purchaser will have to buy the entire order.
Our ORIA‘IIB‘I’ wn'rrn Is the rear new-r. ' ’ ' ’
ANY HOUsEKEEPER NUI' {Fairlie l’l' aiiuilhb GIVE it A TRIAL. WITH
Very first. Creamery Butter. .
Fine Table Butter, 2:7: g: 53:23.
Good Dairy Butter, 25c per pound.
TWENTY-FOUR POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00.
New York lirooery lomoa
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DONOVAN'S BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK.
33 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
NEW YORK CITY
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86th street one set avenue.
Quill l‘l'l’i‘! "ml 211 Ive-mm,
YOUR H EA LTH AT )1 lNERALBPBINGS
SAVE THE TRE‘fENDOUS EXPENSE BY
TAKlei AT HOME,
KUTNOW’S
- Ill’illliill EFFEllllSBI'IT -
CARLSBAD POWDER.
. ,, ~ 3‘- .- The only plrsssnt tastier i‘srisbsd Powder is
Kirschensm-uag chnori.nen.CulI-fi the lerliet
.-l I infer-fly Ie'lv'ahle (uni chrtim Rmnrdy fur Indigestion. Cvnsilmfflon. Dyspep-
sia, HUM, Diufnfv'r’s Kidney (mil Lin’r Ikrdnpemenls. ,
{Truce (chill-a without at Trademark and
‘ fee simple signature of 7"
S. ICUTN()\V 8; CO.
Beware of inflation.
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rowan no customise
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A Sure ('urc [or Grip, Asthma, Chronic Cafarrh,
chills, flop Farr and Scum Colds.
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if not. found at your bromide. out this out and seed with Bill;
in stamps or money «on m sorrow pans. to and u mug
rife Plum. New Yuri: f’ity. who) will forward to you. charge. p3
paid. an original dollar when of either preparation. 5‘;
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ooowo's $3.00 Midi
and you wiliseenotonlye %
Meat and Perfect Fittinl Shoe. s
But one in which the
Best Material is Used, Combining Durability and Si‘
" flaking it the best synod Beauties:- slum in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
H .u an ~ «amine them before purchasing any other shoe,
2H. 3. BROWN"
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Norwalk Chronicler