out on TI mt.
" l2 Washington Street.
f’PENNSY LVAN u
igl’nnsorzALLv-Connn cmn Tones.
WAS IN GTO
m : January 17, Februm'land‘ .
, £le rll ll.Mny 2am! m. 1805. inclu-
' hotels
A series
ollhreo-
d a
. including accommodlllons at
New York. slaw. Philadelphia.
7 OLD PT. COMFORT
“of three-day tours will leave New
or: and adel bin rent-nor? and March 7.
inch: in all no
’l5 50.
min: via Richmond a
sensory ax: curse:
iladelnhia 1250: also
Washing—
A series of Jackson-
ville tours. allowing
,. two weeks in the
Ital-of owers. willbe run during Janna
12am! on and March and
: as from New York; 348.
slg'5 in. inoluulnz male on route
’ rth on special train.
CA ’IFORNI - has
in. York and Philadelphia by or ill-
c‘all train. February :0 and oh
itinerary willbe sent on applirr
Tourist Agent. llild Broodwa . New
or Broad Street station, Philado ohlo.
. I". Woon. Gm. W. Born.
' 1 Pass. Azent. Aas’t. Gen'l Pass. Azt.
in: It
nil. in lines t liarllml it. it,
JANUARY 27. 1305.
\Edm may: 80m nonwnu ,.
101410“
[on N" You. ton an an".
tux-HIWaah. a1. A.M.—-l 01 ex" »
D an. Imam.
din. New.
"5 locales. 738m.
as Lax. hits-0.,
via Lu. lino:n
"no!" 10m 01..
,3... 33“"
ex" ac..
tit an.. P. IL—lzm.
08“.. 14016..
[04. em. stiles"
llfllocalsn. “05:2,.
Elf-1w”- swim. to Bridgep rt,
in It” 53700..
II 03.. 621m.
Blind. imam.
who. 728 auto Bring-nous
agar. “lac.
I on. nine.
II) no.. lllii Adamseuna ac.
Oflu. Holidays-4 as no.
clan. 912m a.m..
"3“" Till no. a. tn"
it.”
. u"
rub—“willat.
‘ Milan.
7 ill:
hnv‘ NEW 'l'Uitli
70:50an Nonwana n. “.4“, ax" am
as. rm son or" no a,
DImWflmllmmliDat.
I!” noon . l.-—l as.
,Dm‘an. this an. 0%) as. J‘s-afiql'm‘a'f
u. at. an. ac. .
I. DO Adams on. and so? no.
flit. Sunday; A. U.- lil no.
I an. . lino». mount-ht.
W
. ”All"! DMIIOI.
Luvs SOUTH NORWAM for Daub"!
Litet'é‘s t.” “‘ '“' m ”M
‘ ”own! for m mus-
O.?;h‘lga¢..tslan., no as” a. 3.: (I
* ~ IM Trade-Marks obtained and all M
uthnstmmmlmtrd In! Honour: VIII.
Omscta Omar" u !. Porrnromcr
. nun-«urn mm m lus tum Lian“ time
w ‘ lmnWash ll; ion.
M modal. drawing or Win10" m'h deterior-
‘-- W! advise. if Minnlnixie or our, {use o1
- Olifhlmtdus tlti mm is u m
, ”How to 0 rain Parents," with
W dihmummmm
emfdfiowaco
a
"r lulu? ang‘gmvmu. 5.5.
Asa-H
, if!“
”GUI;
ll THE “257‘.
> m '0. A Khan.
.s co‘unovw,
”tumultuous
munitions:
WW...
only the,
Highest
Grade Leaf
is used to .
make B. L:
Tobacco.
That’s why
.it: is so
Popular.
WALL PAPER.
I received abc ut seven thous
and rolls of new goods last
week. Among them a fine line
"“8“ PIPER. hand made.
Also a large line of wullnus
mulls, They are beautiful par-
lor papers. Cheaper goods in an
n immense variety. Glad to show
you at any time.
Painters’ Supplies. in-
isls' Materials. Glass, etc.
Competent men for all work
in our line.
E. E. Gorham,
corner First Its. aml Isis 8t.
EAST NORWALKJ
PEAT M088.
The: great German stable
bedding. No mere stall
laundered horses, no more
scratches. By reason of
the great absorbing quail.
ties of this bedding, there
is no stable odor.
Rllilllllll 8808
lli‘lllllllB “Elli.
out»...
HIE Illllllflllii Villllll
n lit-scum or
p
Mrs. Holmes’
till IiLllIElll STORE.
Wlifllfim ”4m IOWA“.
configuwu
mum.
no... ”0....me m
Illa Bons- Wnn'aod moment» Bu
um stun-m limo-alumina . x. -.:
ate! W floods For cable (loans;-
flnn With flown“-
tia helm woys nod moons committee
man the president's massage summing
the bond issue cannot be predicted today
with certainty «so by members at that
body. although they were engaged in a
courage of view» nearly all of Thursday.
it is. understood that a bill based upon
the president‘s message will be submitted
to the committee. but the attitude of sev-
eral members toward it in not known.
Representatives Wilson. Stevens. By—
num and Tammy oi the Democrats are
supposed to favor sucha measure. Messrs.
Brynn andr'Wheolor are listed against it.
and Mounts. Whiting, Mchilllin and Mont-
gomery are listed in the doubtful column.
The two lirst nnmod voted against tho
Springer hill and the last for it. and their
attitude upon the message is likely to he
unchanged.
The Republican members of the com-
mlttoe gellerally decline to slay whot pov
sitlon tht-y will tales upon the question:
but there is tell; among them of offering
a countrr propouition. perhaps something
in line with Mr. llet-d‘n plan. although
the talk was so indefinite that it may
wine to naught.
Representative Cochran, who would
doubtless sustain the president in this
matter, is out of town. and Represente-
tivu (:oario ill. leaving ton .llomormtsand
live Republicans upon the committee to
settle the question. "
A Purchase: of Gold “'ith llonda.
The bond transaction consummated by
tho president is. strictly speaking. not a
sale of bonds for gold. but a purchase of
gold tots paid for in hoods. The issue
was not made under the authority grunt‘
ed by the nmumptlon not, but under sec—
tion 370!) oi tho revised statutes, which
reads as follows: "The secretary of the
treasury may purohnso coin with any of
the bonds or notes of the l'nlted Staten
authorized by law at such rates and upon
such terms as may seem most advanta-
geous to the public interest. "
The contract was made with August
Belmont {k (in. of New York on behalf of
Messrs. N. M. Rothschild it Eons of Lon
dots and themselves. and .l. l’. Morgnn &
Ca of New York on behalf of .l. 1-). Mor-
gan 6: Co. of London and themselves and
provides for the delivery to the l'nltcd
States of 3.500.000 comes of standard gold
coin oi the l nited States. to he paid for
in l'nltod States l per cent bonds A
large number of other hanka and linen-
clal hmtilutlons are interested in the
transaotion. but lbuir names are not men-
tianed in the mnlrnct itself.
The department does not know in what
proportions the voriou~ parties are to fur-
nish the gold coin and receive the bonds.
as this is a matter for arrangement be
tween themselven lly the terms of the
contract the parties are to bear all the ex-
ponaa of bringing this gold from abroad.
Another otipnlntion of great importance
in that Messrs. Morgan and Belmont agree
to exert all their llnnnclul otrongth and
inliuonro nod that of their associates at
home and abrnnd to protect the treasury
agoinst withdrawal. of gold pending the
complete performance of the (mutt-not, So
bonds are to he doiiwrad except in pay.
ment for gold actually delivered.
Think This loans- “'lll Br the Int.
in view of the probable foilure of rou-
urnss. trwisury oilicinie thrulnru that those
tonne are the boat that. mold be procured
with n will build. Those who are in a
position to know the president's views on
the slib,,vct giro it. n» his opinion that this
innue‘wlil so for restore puhln“ roniidrnm
ut home and abroad that any other issues
will be unnecmsury at least until the
muctinuoi the noun-01mm» in November.
if. however. it should h’omuw necessary.
the prcsidmt will out as promptly as. may
he nsres-tnry to protect the public credit.
It is conildonliy exported by tho primi-
dcnt that this lost»: will render an extra
session of cultured» wholly manly-rosary.
it is tinted on wind authority that it was
the president’s tirot intention to mate the
present loan tluo,otm,mlu. and this amount
won for some time initiated upon by the
London bankers, but after much delibornw
tion the president concluded that the
amount announced yesterday would prob
ably answer every purpose M lolly us a
min amount. and recently he stated to
flour». storm-n and Belmont than as :l,«
omono ounces of gold would place our
reserve ahme the Ilimfitlmmm point he
would not cunwnt to purchase a greater
amount. lilo derision won reluctantly
concurred in.
There in mid to be no provision in the
contract obllcing the government to dim
porno! any (more lusuo to Monro Morgan
and Ilalvuont or to any ono whom-twist.
nor was them my sperms or implied on»
demanding to that afloat. it is under»
Mid that the gold called for by the terms
at tho agrmmsnt will ha shipped from
lamdon at the earliest dny pmcilmhm.
The alt/mulls»: on the port oi Mmm More
no and ilolmont to use their hoot omimw
on to prevent gold from being withdrawn
(ruin the mmsury was undoranxul to "loan
thlt no part of the gold bargained for
should either directly or indirectly ho tall
so from the treasury.
Thmfot‘n. it is lully hollowed that tho
nmva will he augnmuml by the toil
amount of gold pert-based.
’ 1’!” “0qu “out". tho ”We.
”incurring Mid iiiihustering on an ap
propriatiun item to slim! songmmuon
slot“ at H.000 per annum. hmught for»
word as on amendment to the legislative
oppomriatlon bill. maimed material pm.
m on that more in the boom. it ha-
H“. mm: mu it vote on the prnmltldll
was lupin-ibis. the hill was late in the
lay laid aside and other business «maiden
at until aditmrumant.
mm Chisels-ad‘s message advising
Will an Immnont ins-ll Mic
000.000 4 per cant homia ma mired with
slight applanoa of optimal on tho Demo
antic aids. The message on llawslion
animus Mmmmmamm:
with on foreign affair;
The message was an loilmrs:
"fa the (limp-as of the United tit-m-
"hiaos my unset mutation in the
In sailing “notion in our Manda)
itioa and sowing legislation which
i M must to our national wit-n
and waits the outlay and W
than "who in Walrus- liars In:
m
9' 9", W llI'll-I
MW *W‘
Vssnlsn'ror. Feb. 3.-——Tho action of
W is
m thus far ,
m to beneficially colour the m at
tin secretary of the Maury in arm
1st- as to main immediate executive no
rim with the includes new at hand.
Honda I’n!’ “3:090”.
. ”Thornton. .in pnuuannsofuntlon 3700
If tho Revised Statutes the details of In
monument have this day been concluded
with parties abundantly able to fulfill
their undertaking whereby bonds of the
United States outbound undei| the not of
July 14. 1876, payable in coin 30 years
after their date, with interest at the rate
of 4 per ocnt per annum, to the warrant of
a little less than titanium). are to be is-
sued for the purchase of gold coin amount
inc to n sum slightly in excess of 605.000.-
000 to he delivered to the treasury of the
United Stateuwhich sum, added to the
sold now held in our reserve, will sore-
htm‘s such resume as to make it amount to
smoothing more than $100,000,000. flush
a premium is to ho allowed to the govern-
l'nent upon the bonds as to fix the rate of
interest upon the amount of gold realized
at 334 per on t per auuum. At least one-
hali oi the gt d to he obtained isto he sup-
plied from abroad, which is If very impor-
taut and favorable feature of tho transac-
it on.
“The privilege is ouwoiaily reserved to
the government to substitute at par with»
in ten days from this date. in lieu of the a
per cent hands. other bands in terms pay-
able in gold and hearing only 3 per mint
interest if the issue of the same should in
the meantime be authorized by tho con-
gross.
Distinction Between ”00M" and “ruin."
”The arrangement thus completed,
which oftor careful inquiry uppcnrs in
present clrcunmtam-eu and considering all
the uhjocm desired to he the host attain-
able develops such a difference in the esti-
mation Jf investors hot-ween bonds mode
payable in min and those specifically
mode payable in gold» in furor of the lat
tar as is represented liy threefourths of n
cent in nununl interest. in the agreement
just concluded the annual saving in inter-
cat to the government. if 3 per cent gold
bonds should be substituted for l per cent
coin bonds under the privilege reserved.
would 133.339. lflil. amounting in on years.
or at the maturity of tho min bonds, to
m. Wt, 770. ‘
"(if course there never elmuld be a
doubt in any quarter as to the redemption
in gold of the bonds of the government
which are made payable in com. There.
fore the discrimination in the judgment
of investors between our bond obligations
payable in coin and those spot-.lilrally made
payable in gold is very significant.
"it in hurdly necessary to suggest that
whatever may boom- visws on the subject
the sentiments or preferences of those with
whom we must negotiate in disposing of
our bonds for gold are not subject to our
dictation.
"I have only to add that in my opinion
the transaction herein detailed for the in-
formation oi wngress promise» better re-
sults than the efforts previously made in
the direction of edec-tively adding to our
gold reserve through the sale at bonds. and
lholisve it will mod on far as such uclinn
condo present circumstances to most the
determination expressed in the law repeal-
ing the silver pun busing House of the not
of July it, lH‘Ju, and that in the language
of loch repealing not the nrraugement
made will aid our (*llorlrl to 'lnsnre the
umlntsnunco of the purity in mine of tho
coins of the two literals uml tlmoqual pow-
er of every dollar at all (inn-:4 in the mur-
kets and in tho pzlyun-ut of debts.’
“tiltlthJ: l‘lixtmxn.”
In t he Sonata.
Wasmsorom Fob. u «willlumul in the
ammo cantor-ed in the two lill‘flb‘llfll‘s from
the rrcsidvnt ~ the ilrot on linnnco out! the
second trnnamllting Minister Wlilln’ latest
dispatch from lluwuii, muting that two
American citi/uus were under nontom-o of
death for participation in the royolist up-
rising. The closest attention was given to
both "Inflows. and they wore tho iuuiu
topic-n of r-mmuont-thrnnuiiuut tho debate.
The Hawaiian dispatuhvn bod opportune
bearing on t nuhdert undvr tllm-mllon—~
the lllllltllnxof is cabin to ilnwoitwnnd
Mr. "Mil of Mollie and Mr. Morgan of
Alabama pointed out that it showed the
imperut'tve need of quick mmmuulmtiou
by tumor of noble with Hawaii.
The aimch of Mr. Morgan. rhairmau of
the committee on foreign relations. waa
one of the moat notable cations the nannto
hut board in some time. it set forth in
forcible terms the need of autahlishlm:
connections with Hawaii in «mlsr to over-
come the aggressions of “not ilrltaln in
tha l’ncilic. Air. Moi-nun derlnrsd that
Great llritain wan mrntly plotting to
wrest l'onrl harbor lrmu the control of the
United State» and thou “Til” the lilhrui
tar of the Pueblo.
The day‘s mien riamnl with o npiritod
controversy on to the nttlmda of this our
nutrient townrd llawnii'u mndomuntlons
to death of those onmtuml in the ramut
uprising. Mr. him-gun timed noulnten
vautlon. Mr. llole dociarul that linunli
mmhl forfeit the sympathy the l'nitod
Stator. had thus for given her it those
death aenzenroa were eluculml.
Your”: (‘laoa l'mlmnalara.
WAMIINUTIW. Fob, it.-»'rho (allowing
fourth claw pmtmutorn warn app tinted:
New JormyfllMimu. um Mary Mo
“why; Milly. Levi iinvlnn. ’l'urilorlnn,
l", M. White.
Pennsylvania ~~ llmrh Lek", W. ll.
llunn; i’ansolmon. W, ll iihultt; Middle-
port. Jam Holohim; "musty. W i... ‘2‘.-
vid, ’l‘ltus, {thorium limit.
I». Pollutant Angular-d.
\‘trau. Pun. u.~'l‘us bomb of intimi-
at the «inclusion of the triol rendrrod a
var-lint oi not guilty against llr. l'ollt-
Illmlt rim i‘almiornt. lonnorly mmul
moral of Anita-la in New York om! com-
missioner [snot-ml of Austria to tho World’u
fair at Shim. who was plomi on trial
bars on the charge of embezzlement.
(Wits-ago “km stool a flare.
thhmoo, Pals. ll.—-An express oats not
Mining money was stolen "em a halo
More train while being talian tron: tha
«nitrates branch other at the Ammo
ltspnls (mostly to line rosin villa in
this sity. The sale was (wound loser in an
filmy opsnad and riilrd
nwwo. . a. ,.
‘l’sala Wm; saves.
lmwm theta-macaw
.yawmmmsmm
..m.m w in. aw
ANNUAL mvenronr snLn
Nothing for may a day. if ever. equals the values we are no!” ' . N
that we have any idea of running oi‘lI or red ncinz our stock. that isn't o ‘ " '
while our stock It dlil'erent from the ordinary. and we have many ” '4
mates of goods not found in other stores. yet by no possibility thnll 4y
2:331:23! uguléavs till to say that they paid more than thgsame quality is will i
. e . on soon rsry.ssat t, e. resent timean asoltrn uponibls" I ‘
trading shall buy here for less than anywhere else. ' lb,
DRESS GOODS.
To put in print all at the bargains to be found in this department. ennui
quire more space than we could afford and would he too cumbersome o any”: is!
placing. them before our readers We have, therefore. selected a few' items whwh
we believe will give a very fair idea of what can be expected through the will.“
lily rind
i,
‘ a
‘ a
partmsnt.
Our 25 cent Fancy Dress Goods at 19 cents.
3 9‘9““ “My Chariots. medium color. would maize ood ho d ‘
ulsr 50c quality, this sale, 25o yd. Guaranteed all wool. 8 M m 3’81
40 in. all wool Barges and Henriettas, all colors, regular 500 quality, 3% yd.
BLACK GOODS. , "
40 in. all wool Serge, regular 500 quality, 89c.
45 in. all wool Serge, regular 750 quality. 50c.
.50 in. all wool Serge, regular :51 quality. 50c.
45 in. Henrietta, regular 750. quality. 500.
100 Belt-"ted Dress patterns. no two alike at 'ust what the cost. 00 .-
‘OI' $2 50. $3 50 patterns at 33 00. ’ J Y $3 patterns
Special discount of 25 per cent. on all Cloahs and For Capes.
ltistram &. Hyatt, Nurwall, Bonn. ,,
FRANCIS & co.
RELIABLE CLOTH i ERS,
./
There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
and it remains with you to decide Whether
you will have the wool over your eyes or
on your back.
We are offering larger discount on
Winter clothing than ever belllreyiur 931131;...
to reduce stock before inventory in Febru-
ary.
FRANCIS 00..
86 Washington Street. - South Norwalk. Conn.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Lina
~BETWEEN—
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROFILE!“ -
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE Ann
VULOAN.
not...
fl “ ’ w . ‘
'f‘WW; i.~'\tl’l', 14
.‘t‘u V Ur, a N. 4, ‘ 4m
' , ‘. 2.32.,w1
Will leave ”0" 28, E. R... llm'ltn'an street. New York. In. it p. m.
have Norwalll. ii p. at. South Not-walk, 6:00 p, m.
Freight merited from 7 a. m. to ii p. m. ;
Upon application to agents tho City of Now-It, Eula and Vulcan will
out for special iota of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
WA“ persons are forbid trusting any of the employer of the boats of ilk
upon is Hmmt of the owners thorsol. on tf
The Benedict Collar Button.
A time Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the upper
part of the penile flat, the lower part is round. It
can’tbelp working, its as simple so a clothes 1%.
Made in
......... Gold. Silver and Gold Piste.
Hill SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEll,
OPERA llllllli Mill. ”Hill. can
a so E as
Th Detention Isnml tits in-
ama to. at limtsni.
Wtatarathaltaatam nan tor m
IND WIN.
cum, 12022
limo hm hilt.
nmnm'm'u
Norwalk Chronicler