Oratorio is Dr. Ismael Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
lua. It contains neither Opium,
~Iorphiae not other larootie sub-
m It isaharmlsss substitute for
W Drool. Whine 8mm
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
Iiillions of Mothers. Oastoria lathe
Children's Panacea-the Hother‘s
Iriend.
CASTORIA
For Inthnta and Children.
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Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
being Castoria. and see that the facsimile
signature, of'
is on the
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tact ourselves and the public at all hazards.
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Ovcr Otto People wear the
w. L. bolt? 8. $4 Shoes
Allourahoaa are equally satisfactory
Theyglvatisebest valeoferthesnm .
equal auste- shoes |n style and
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are uniform-«stain on role.
SI to 33 hand over other makes.
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8. B. WILSON
CARPENTER in illillliEll,
Oflicefl Wail street: chop No. 8 Grass street.
Norwaik. Estimates cheerfully given for
or small buildings. Jobbing of ever
description promptly attended to. All war
guaranteed. in? tf
JANUARY 27. 1595.
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Presbyterian Assembly Settles
the Seminary Question.
‘l’be Report of the Committee Adopter! by
a Vote of all! to 08 After a i harp Ile-
batembr. “'Iiito Bays I!- Was Not llun-
ning Against r“... Booth.
Pl’l‘Trllli'lm. May 21,-413y a vote at mil
to till the Preahytorinn general assembly ilo~
cided to continue the woven out which bi
intended to give the tittfltlfll ly absolute
control over its theological somleuries.
The resolutions and recommendations
were adopted by overwhelming malorltieu.
An attempt to get a you and any vote fail-
edforbiek of ave of onevtbird of the
oonuuiueionors in is favor.ouly105 re-
apondiug to the demand.
The result of the vote was a surprise to
even the beat observers. and it wan cred-
ited to some extent to the letter published
purporting to reveal a“ilberal" plot to
secure the moderatornhip for a supposed
liberal candidate. J nbiiatlon marked the
faces of those who supported the resolu-
iioue of the eonforenco committee. and
the features of the moderator and clerk
Wore mouthed in smiles.
The afternoon session was occupied by
the continuation of t‘loverner iieavcr's
address, by a rpeech by Rev. Halsey B.
Stevenson, representing Auburn Theolog-
ieal seminary. and by Dr. Charles is).
Knox. president of the (Herman ocininary
at Newark. N. J. These epecchee were
all able. but had probably little effect on
the vote of the assembly.
Dr. White's Denial.
When the assembly convened in the
morning. the great debate was resumed
with a vigor that was equal to the verbal
tussle on Saturday. which aroused so‘
much enthusiasm. The llov. h}. it. White
of Columbus. 0., rose to a question of
privilege. An article in a morning paper
referring toe. secret circular rent out by
W. S. (iiiinan of New York was what
aroused his ire. In the circular Mr. (lil-
man stated that Dr. White had anidhe
would not support Dr. llooth for moderat-
ilogo of denying the New York man's al-
legation lie said:
" I have made no canvass. our approach-
ed any commissioner. nor written any iot~
tor."
Dr. White was beginning to explain his
regard for Dr. Booth when the moderator
sprang to his feet. took the doctor'a hand
and said the explanation was untiefartory.
The Rev. Dr. W. N. Page of Leaven-
worth. Kan. who. it was stated. was also
in the plot to defeat llr. llooth. wanted
the question of privilege extended. He
said:
"ltis easy to wake up and find one‘s
self famous or infamous. and if the re-
marks attributed to me in a morning pa
per were true I would be infamous. I:
have entered into no conapiravr against
the best interests of this church. "
llia explanation was received with
ears.
Dr. W. 0. Thompson, president of Mi-
ami university. opposed the proposed plan
of seminary control. He used authorities
to pick flaws in the legal advice givm the 3
assembly by Elder Zifoilnugall of (Tincin-
nail on Saturday. and said the amend-
ment to the Lane charter was um'onstiiir
tionnl. and that Eider hirilnugall know it.
Igrow pole. for down Mnrat'e tloahinge
hir. MoDougail resented the nomination.
lie jumped to hie feet and cried out:
“The amendment is perfectly valid?
The speaker orra i“
There was considerable commotion in 1
the church as Dr. 'i‘hompsun hotly roiurt- f
ed. "Well, Mr. hicnougall. your winionl
is not low. " 1 1
Moderator iiuoth here had to interfere
and said. "i will not permit any state-
ments of this kind to [illrfl bottvn-u lilt'lll~
born on the floor and the speultow on the
platform. "
'l‘ho liov. llr. it}. E. White than timuglitl
to choke oil lilldor Mi'iliiilg'tll by inking. 1
“lists any one not a. culiillilaslilfltli' a right‘
to npral. licro' "
Moderator ilnnih replied: "Strictly i
speaking. no. ilul .\lr. hinllnuguli ri-pro
Millie iln- t-olilliiitiiiu. "
llr. ’l'hompsnn continued. "lie said he
had the vii-we of so other lawyer» who
said the ainendmont wan not valid. "
A Hhxlrp Retort.
"We don't Want ewlmiaatirnl lawyers
and theological nharpsbooiure." want a re- ‘
mark of the smoker that produced vignr- i,
one hand clapping. He concluded: “I '
thank fled that the Voter: seminary loft
on We don't want her in the ranks. Hie l
has lost for moro‘than we have. No good I
Preebytorian will send his boys to each a.
seminary. "
llr. Fraiwia C. Montfort of Cincinnati
took the floor and said: "if there II to be
a substitute for this report, let it come
out now. Do not. keep it until the assem-
bly has no time to variable! it." ’i‘hla won
the point of his speech that brought meat
applause
Another lively skirmish began here on
the queatien of closing the maturation at 4
o‘clock, Home of the members in the back
of the home who had him!) unable to catch
the mmiemtor'a eye we 0 wildly append
to limitation of time. iy a more you and
my vote the mminmtor was unable to do.
aids. and a standing viite was taken. re-
sulting in the defeat of the motion that a
vote be taken at t p. m.
The first resolution voted on war the
one explaining that the mommy of ilili
did not intend to do anything affecting
the autonomy of the wineries. but sine ‘
ply wished to ushblish a nfoguard against
the perversion of funds. This and the
second restitution were adopted by a large
majority.
The third was read. and Dr. G. it. (that
taut asked to make an amendment lie
wanted the boards of the wineries to re
port in the next general assembly. This
was promptly voted down. The third rsaee
lotion was the adopted. The committee
was directed to outsider the concurrent
declaration in lumport in the nest asaem- !
hly. The recommendations to thesemb '
aortas were also unaided All the seminar.
rlss are kindly advised to mariner the
aetion, which was adverse.
The action at the whisker: the whale
report. with its mmmsndations and re-
quests. was then taken tsp. While every
one amputated it tomryné “imam-Meow?
tiptos expectancy a at r
ears for every word. it proposition to take
the vote by year and ears was billed. only
I“ voting for it. it M then W 00
have a rising rota. This melted in are
races voting-«tn for sad as in the mega-
va There was great applause when the
m was loads.
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ensure no rut; "arson.
latte Geri-y. 1
New You, May lib—«Mann's earthly ‘
career. as portrayed by Kyrle Bellow. come
near being ended owing to the surplus. '
nuiacuiar force. hacked by the iisuuailo.
intensity. or Mrs. James Brown Potter. 1
the Charlotte Corday in the play of that 1
name. which opened a wuek’e run at the
l
American thoawr last night. i
hire Potter and Mr. ilciiow. who have
arliievcd the unusual diminution oi three
oogupmuenta in thin city in one season.
appeared in unusual advantage last night
owing to awoek'u rent. which renewed
their histrienia powers and which added
turn? and rest to their performance.
.‘- c iioliew said voutordpy in an inter-
view that'he was tired of the numby
pamhy mwietyrolos with “blob he had
been ulllictod in rit’ittlillili gone by and was
glad he woe ‘io play a more viriio port.
such as Marat. Attho tlmuof the inter-
viewho did not tulle intorouaidoratiun
the fact that Mrs. l'uitcr'spowors mi an
aetreus have inert-awed greatly of late. and
that her inunculm' development. though
alight. was yet l"\\ ‘.'~l\'u when atomized in
the phiaeant task ui o‘hbingthe villain of
the play.
She iiluatratod her prntvoss in this di.
rection laut night by stabbing Mr “allow
in the most approved melodramatic nfyla.
it was in the mom whore Marat takes a
bath—dint in real waior. of (rooms. Served
by the atagn wrongs of the From-h stage.
Charlotte i'orday enters the axuirtmente
of Marat. unescnrtcd by even a chaporon.
She sees Marat in the bathtub. is filled
with ambition to he the heroine some day
of a play hearing her name and plunger is .
“orui-l" knife "relentless-11y" into the
“nmnly bun-mi” of Murat. 3er. Potter
\veut through all this. including a num-
ber of emotions. and stabbed Marat with
true tragic fervor.
'lio knife descended. and Marat gave
an emphatic grunt. 'i‘hen Mrs. l’ntier
trickled drops of bimulwrcal blood. not
stage blood. The!) more blood uus‘lliitl
forth from between Mr. linilovv'a ribs, and
Mrs. l'otter was getting real nv'urud win-n
luckily the curtain was rung down,
Murat. although drmnntimliy and bla-
toricaily dead. walked to his dressing
room. where a doctor stopped the flow of
blood, after which Mr. Bellow dressed and
went home. lie had been stabbed in the
side with cannidorablo fort-e, but luckily
the dagger utrur-k a rib and no saved him
from serious injury. lie in in no danger
and will probably be able to ri-snmehia
accustomed place on the stage tonight.
CARLISLE'S SPEECH.
“'hy lle "ppm" tlm l'nlnagn of Silver at I
Ratio of 16 to L
Covmzrev. Ky. May ‘31 wider-rotary of
the Treasury John G. (Iariislu delivered
the that. of a series of nddreww on soilind
money here before a big audience lie be-
gan with the uurprising announcement
that he has no ambition whatever either
to shine again as a l'niicd Staten senator
irolu Kaolin-icy or even in come the candin
date of his party furtho [lfi'hlitiilill y. Dur-
im! the course of his npvuch he said:
“Those of us who DIlpUHU the free coin-
age of vilver at the ratio of in to l are
proposing no change In the measure or
etandard of value now aviation. nor are
we proposing to discontinue the use of
silverns money. i have never ilt'llll and
am not now unfriendly to Hilvur in the
some of desiring to see it ('Kl‘ilflit‘il from
tho nmnotary vystom of the l'nliod States
or of any other country. but 1 know that
it cannot be kept in ( ‘rculaiiunaiong with
gold by means of any ratio the law of any
one cmmtry may attempt to establish he-
tm'en the inn nwtula. and that the only
way to fltii'lll'il the mo of both at the same
time in to make one of them the standard
of value and u) i mt the coinage of the
other that ilzu- nut-ornnznut which issues
them and rrroix‘l'rl them for public «lune
may in able at all than»; to maintain their
Mrhungmlniity oithrr diru-tiy or indirect-
ly through the ambition of its il~cnl sys-
ion).
"l mu. tin-reform in farm of the prover.
vntiuu of tho ext-ting hlilllilfiiii of value,
with utph “so of full legal tender silver
coitus and paper i‘nll\'i'f'lil|itl into min on
demand as can he innlntniiod without im-
pairing or u-ndanumiug the credit of the
government or dlmiuiwhing the purelms
ing or debt pnying power of the money in
the handy of the “will“.
"'i‘hbi in what 1. menu by the term
round nmury.‘ and in my opinion it. in
what bi tneant byen nwrtvhelming maior
ity of the opponents of iron i'nillitgi‘ at the
ratio of ill to i. This in nmiluvr gold rnnn~
eniotnllimi nor a‘llt’i'i‘ nmnmnriaillain. but
it means that non umudard or mmmiro of
value nlmli be maintnnud. and that all
forms of atnndurd mine in mm liillli be
kept equal in that Htmulurd iii the pur-
i‘llnrm of commodities and in the payment
of debtei "
Distinguished Americans In lmndon.
lmh’imh’. May L'l. .. A distinguished
party of Americana has ainro Saturday
been eiwupying the but apartmenta in the
ariutoemliu llutul liristni The party eon.
lists of Mr. W. (5. Whitney. or-aeeretary
of the navy, and daughter and Miss
Eeutgate; .‘iirs. Willie K. Vanderbilt. son
and daughter: Mr. l’ierro Jay. Mr. (lgden
(lmilet and family and lit-Mayor Abram
t5 Hewitt of New York.
Harry Hayward to file Jane '1.
Bi: PM 1. May :31. mfliivornor (dough
has signed the death warrant for Harry
Hayward. convicted of inviting and plum
aim: the murderer ilatharinoilingin Min.
nammlla. The governor net. the execution
for June 2i.
Amour Mill 1m.
NEW Your. May iiiwxn change in re-
ported in the rendition of Charter Armour
of chicane. who in lying dangerously ill
at the Windsor hotel. liin attending phy-
sicians entertain no impact for his recovery.
flail Hamilton trying.
Wasmxmm. May utmltepmentativn
Cogswell’a condition remains about the
“me. Mira Mary A. Dodge appears to
he sinking slowly. and her friends have
shim given up hopes of her rallying.
mm on Mellie.
Mrunsrru. May manhunt one jour-
neymen balm event on strike. dammit!-
ing that the beam sign a uniterm relievi-
uls oi wages. which the emails! resent-e
toms finally did.
Tantra-firs lnatallatltrn.
It" You. May it. «u exam...
Frederick limyih was installed armed
saehem at the Tammany malady. or no.
tumble» order. at its molar saoathiy
m i
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New '1' at. ‘ tea as
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Wines!
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WHEATLET
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Sold in z-lh. packages by
all leading Grocers.
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Franklin Mills Co. Lochporf.N.Y.
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(Crown and Bridge Work.)
i‘eeth Extracted l‘ainlesaiy, 50c
Amalgam l-‘lliinge, 50‘:
Platinum Fillings, 750 up
Hold fillings, $1.00 up
A," work at reasonable charger and guaran-
ee- .
Ofllce open evenings until 8 n.‘m.
1'"). an WAQIIING’I'U! WIRE".
()vrr Poet Ofilre. Booth Norwalk.
JED?
oysicgoowoe‘i
ass. or. ii. i. canon
Can be consulted at her ethos.
342 Broad St. Bridgeport. tone.
from to a. m. to? p. In. any darescepthadfl
The lbrmrfs a regular physician and for
the must sixteen years baamai othel) 1'!!!“th
~‘ \‘(lIvflllN a special: '. Ladies enduring
."i‘lll or. - difficult inch em to the fit! ear
. 19‘ Main Street,
[1 ii.
We are not content with our ‘-
forts until we reach the top.
We have Fine ‘ '
Ready Made Clothing
and new haveadr
dad a fine line of Custom '0-
orics, from which we can make
to moaure the finest
Clothes and Suits, Sill and $20:
Trousers. $5 to $1.
‘ Satisfaction Guaranteed a in Salt. 4
W. A. BENEDICT & 00.,
Sentinel Building,
Norwalk. South Norwalk.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram &° Hyatt.
(live This Your Thoughtful insulin.
The earnest quality we have given to our advertising for the past four years (I
aince we started in business has left exaggeration far behind. What we write and
print you can afford to read. We and our public are equally interested in this stern
news
it is easy totes-ornbut it is the doing,not the saying that counts in the long run.
I-IOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Ladies wise in such things say that we have the largest and best displayed aa-
aortment of haunefurnishing goods in town. Everything that cunning hands and
ingenious brains can devise to lighten the work in the kitchen are here at your an.
vice While all goods throughout the department. whether useful or ornamental,
are holding out such price hands of invitation to you no seem simply impouible.
Porcelain Onyx Banquet lamp. center draft. ’ 1.75
Cupid Ban uet Lamp, 3 00
Decorated able lamp. center draft. dome shade, 2 50
Library Banning Lamp. 8 '75
We want to talk about our Pioneer Oil Beater. mammoth humor at 84.25. Just
the thing for cool nights and moniegs. A lamp and heater combined.
Burner 0d Stave, cast iron tank. 390. We have better ones if desired. Mexican
(lrase Hammock. 55c; the White Mountain Ice Cream Freezer, 2 qta . $1.89. tho
brat freezer on the market; 1 set Cups and Saucers“ doz. cues. i doz saucers; 390;
8 inch Dinner l’latea. 77:3 dozen; 7 inch Breakfast d‘iatea. 09c dozen; 0 inch Tea
Plates. 55c dozen; 5 inch Pie Plates. >15cdozan.
Remember our kitchen department is not in the basement but on the ground
floor oath-r our cloak room and is thoroughly lighted by seven large windows Io
that customers can see what they are buying.
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
wanniti .Hnilfnrl in theatricivat. "' u.
~ ml with ilw maurenre of rw riving the mom
«Mimi and ariontifir treatment known it
.uvvlw'n --urgc-ry and filt'llii‘iltu. lfmm can
huddled for ravniinvmvm tum-r. Torini. mod-
"N”. All letters promptly replied tn. in-
‘lxhhu thYV‘lV. «‘0'
tllill, 12.025.
liars, Keenan 2:13”.
riro- lwmm'li v Wilkes. Nil..l-‘i«'fl.l«’.w'ltr1 2:2l
Hum An; .. by i.ii~(tiiiiin~r. So immune. ' .
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BAY BlillflN,ll,254.
it gonna Mills.
r‘w're Baron Won». .‘10. 47M. Dam Carrie
\Vilkm it) (Dwililr- “'liLr-w, NI», Mini, riservlcc,
tor 3214.. it . B. E. Lut'KWlmD .la.
iii imam ' Norwalk. “ran.
We invite you.
llllll
Will.
Pil’ii S.
Let us give you on esti«
mate of cost of
Painting or Paneling
your house.
Painius' Supplies.
lnists’ medals.
Pictures band to litter.
L ll. llEllKEll,
n 19 19 is 19
theme 31.. a met. a.
"Widens.
s...».'"m‘“”“‘.“m.
mm sue-s. m.
Prices to “It All.
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tome and see
a initiates
”“931"- &. Hyatt, 'Norwalkfiloilf
FIlillllllS & 80.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself ,in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
Plllllll lilllllllll
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South ilerwalk. Conn.
FIRE! FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale of
illflllKlilll, GLASSWlllE AND
Hfllllli' FURNISHINI} lllllli.
Owing to the fire in our store we will at once commence a
Great Fire Bale of stock. Now is the tune to secure bargains.
928 With Him Nor-walk.
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Norwalk Chronicler