‘i'HllllSiNlll iii
1 W— “s. .w Sllllll'illll'l',
llorth‘ flair and too Streets. South Norwallr. '
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my... .'
ii to l
litre line oi Fanoy‘iiilanaries in
Full Song, $2.50 Each.
fiver}! Bird Guaranteed to :Slnger.
flilllil BARGAINS.
n
in initiation is hereby ex».
tended to the utopia oi llorwallt
and vicinity to inspect ourgoorls-
lie lili hot ulaimjo give you.
golri
oollars lur Elli-cent pieces:
but we will treat you truly and
justly. , ‘ . ‘
monolithic;
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
Sole agents {Or the Victor Bicycles.
he lleliahloillothiers.
inwau. Sr.
H‘lfiSEKEEPING
ARTICLES at
.23 WALL or.
Furni’shers ,
We open the Fall‘h‘cason with an assortment
of New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully ‘low prices. N 0 question about it.
If so, ask nine persons out of every te'n,
_ “Which store sells first class goods at lbw;
. est prices," and the answer will be, Francis?
. & Co. .Our store is our. best advertisement
. for superior goods, at popular prices.
A N31
.86 Washington Street. - South Nurwalk, Conn.
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Halters and
CO...
Republicans ..
' of the Upper House.
Boo-Its For Cuban Recognition.
ed mm of a motion character.
cooperation with the
strong foreign policy.
awaro’er Democratio‘ senator,
pending tho determination of
trnducod to tho sctiators.
troducsd. .
Tho Talk of Reorganisation.
their pnrposo to assume control,
bio.
as to whether the rcorgnnlzatlon should
with tho Deinocrats. resulting in a dirt
‘clan of the committees and oi the patron-
ago.
Much discussion was occasioncd after
tho ndjournmontof tho caucus hy the dis-
the sonata—No Lil—provides that "in tho
appointment of tho standing committees
tho sonatc, unless othcrwiso ordcrod. shall
proceed by ballot to appoint normally the
chairman of ouch committee. and than by
one ballot tho other members to complcto
tho sumo. A majority of tho wholo num-
ber of votm givcn shall ho ru-cossary to
the nholco of tho chairman of a standing
. committco. but a plurality of votos shall
elect tho uthr-r momhurs thoroni. "
if this rule stands. the llcpuhllcnns,
who cannot at prcscrpt muster a majority,
will be unable to Qillt‘h any of thulr chairs
man Without revolving support from cithcr
tho I’opuiista orll'lmiiocrnis. fl’boy can,
however. Clor‘t all tho othcr momhors of
the committees without regard to oithcr
minority. as llroy bowl a plurality nvor-
tho llouiocrnts. ’l‘lro nlco point is raised
that. as tho rule doc arm the chairman 0!
n committoo must. ho chosen lu-{oro tho
oloctinu of tho otlrcrunnnbors.thu I'vsult
may ho a full set of couunitlccs with not-
ing chairmen.
MEMor ’Aldrich's Views.
Senator Aldrich, although a momhcr oi
tho committi-o on mics {or six ymrs. said
that ho had nvrcr noticed this particular
rulflbcloro, because thorn had ncvcr arisen
during his turn) of Ksorvlco a situation
whom a third party holdwtrho balance of
powwr.’ iio ventured tho opinion. howovor,
that thoro would bo no ornbnrrnssmont
from tho ruin. as tho 'llrpubllran mom-
hors, thror‘rgh their repruwnmtivos on tho.
steering committoo, would make up a list
of Jicpuhiicnus .10 ct as the majority on
all the standing c mmlttcas. and the
Democrats on their part would proscut 11
list of [hair own for tho minority. Thvso
nominations would he clrvtod without;
prorocding to tho formality of a win, so
that tho quotation of majority or plurality
neod not he raisod.
Senator li‘rye oi Maine is to ho the Re-
nnd Senator Harris of Tonncssco tho llemv
ocrnilc candidate.
For secretary oittho scnaio thcro are
two candldaios—Arthnr J. Show of tho
stntcoi‘Wi‘ishington and (leorgo (7. Gor~
horn of California. Show is tho choice of
tho youngcr clomcnt, whilo Gorimm. who
, I
iormorly sorvod as secretary, depends upon
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FOR THE LATEST STYLES
N”
..‘h—
ll‘llMPilEHEli-SIVE 8T’flCK-~
Nowhere in‘Norwalk‘cnn. you get any-
thing in the Hardware line cheaper or
better than‘wa can supply you with. .
“ All our goods are the work of lending
manufacturers, and the prices havo‘bcen
subjected ton. test of comparison which
shows that our claim in the hire
fully warranted by these facts.
It in what Oi 5:753
CARPENTERS’ TOOLS or _,_~__
BUILDERS'.‘HARDWARE,
Call at the Old Stand.
‘42“ southward???" .
chroma llmlims Ito-V
going is
his old acquaintances.
‘ The Secretlvo Mr. Reed. .
lcmbcrr’r'who bavo' boon closeted {or
brief tlmcs with Mr. llocd dociaro they
. have no knowledgo an towhat tho‘sponlrcr
intends to do as to committoo appoint—
ments. A cousrant strcnmol visitors have
been rcvoivrd by Mr. fired. but thoy havo
emerged with a "paucity of information.
Not oven by insinuation docs ho lot fall
any scraps of information. . '
It is said on good uuihoritythnt Mr.
Reed has slntod but low of the many now
mcmhcrs {or their “positiona yct; lhnt ho
intends to moot thc‘ni first imd who their '
measured personally. it is known that
Mr. llecd has told certain members who,
have boon preparing resolutions tolichlng
upon foreign nil‘nira to confer with Mr.
Hitt of Illinois and obtain his views bo-
iore thcy introduce their resolutions.
It seems to ho a foregone’conciusion
that the chairmanship Oi lorcign afinirs
would {all to Mr. Hitt. tho only possiblo
. obstacle lining tho four that his hcnlth
might not permit him to third up the work.
Until the committees aro announcddit
is probable that tho houso will adjourn
over two days sovcrnl times for luck of
anything to do. following the usual course
at the beginning of a Congress.
More .Prrsld-ntlal meinntions.
The prosldont has sent to the sonata the
nominations of United Status judges,
marshals and attorneys made during the
recess of congress. Included in these are
those of Walter E. Falson of North Caro—
lina. to be solicitor for the department cl!
state; William M. Springer oi Illinois,
judge for the Northorn district, and Con-
stantino B. Kilgoro of Texas, for the
Southern district of in inn Territory. and
William L. Msrhn‘ry. nitsd States at-
torney for the district of Maryland.
Mr. Max-bury was nominated, during
Will Seek Control
PRYB POI! PRESIDENT PRO TELL
[Diner-r: of n Forgotten Rois Relative
to Forming t'cnate Committsu~8poahr
[Ind Mom as n Spltinx~§oullor Allan
\i‘asuuorox, Doc. 5.-Tho sonata work»
rd yestcrduy. whllo the hours cnjoyod a
recess. but most oi the business transact-
Mr. lionr showod the disposition toward
prcsldont in dealing
with tho Turkish question by offering a
resolution denouncing the recent atroci-
tlos in Turkey and assuring tho oxccutlvo
branchgoi cordial lndorscmont by con-
gress oi a vigor-nun corirso for the proton-
tlon of American citizens in Turhoy and
ion urged the recognition of the Cuban
insurgonts, tho annexation of Cuba and a
The first more in thornclnware contest-
od sonatorship was made when Mr. Mitch-
ell of flrogon presented a letter and ac»
compsnylng rocordii to thosonato (mm H.
A. Dropout, claiming the right to be ad-
mitted as a senator from llozawcre. ' Doll
Mr. Gray,
thoronpon did tho courtoous act of mov-
ing that tho privilcgcs of the floor he
glvon his llopublican quasi colleague
his case.
and Mr. llnpont was brought in and in-
Thc influx of bills coutlrrucd. scrotal
hundred being added to ihosu alrcady in-
Thers has boon considerable skirmish-
ing among Republican senators over tho
question of the reorganization of that
I body. A recent caucus gavo int cation of
ii possi-
hut thcro were dllioronces of opinion
ho couductcd on strictly Republican lincs
or whether it should ho on a compromlso
covery that ono of the standing ruins of
pnhlican candidate ior~prcsidcntprotem’." ' '
‘l-‘nrniturc Dealers and General lf‘nncr‘cl
option. in occasion o. 1395.)
or Yllllll iii
Call on;
or send a postal card to me,
The Best Made Carriages,
W
iv as man: 'rm
liililllllillllwillll Pillll‘lill.
and I will give youfigurcs. Don't target that I have .
Wagons and Sleighs Always in Stock
.. r“
HHS ll
. a
<1"
The place to get your
Repairing, Painting. ‘
Ill) n ll 1;
and aim
f?" rhino Lettering is at
Wright’s
Factory
tho suppression of tho bnrbnrltlos against V and
Chrllstianity. Mr. Hoar did not ask in. l
moi intonation on thin resolution but ho '
secured the adoption of another rosiolntion $8 esroo m'
rcqucstlng tho prosidsnt to submit to the .
senate all corrcspoudonce rulatlng to"i'ur- Corner MQdISUn and
key. Tho rosolntlon makes apsclilc in-
quiry an to what Arucrlcan consuls are ._ * ‘ " -‘ '
absent “Elm their posts by reason of the . _ Franklin stififits. So.
disorder rovalllng. , 3‘ . ' fiii; a...” m
The first'iormal ””81”" of ”'0 session 1' .-—-r-—17~JZ~." JLLL_‘I.‘:1‘T _..........::‘,—: 7.1--..M._-.... .T.‘ . . u alkl conn' t
was made by Mr. Al on (Pop, Nob.) on . . “
Cubmww Mmmdmm m M. WORK CALLwn ma A\D nouvmno FREE ORCHARGE'.
“mur-
Extra Quality, at 4.00; for
M931)
on. F. W. D ARMER
_ ésuuorouururisr. '
4:: “’asliingtoli so,
South NorwalK. Goon.
TEETH TILL}!!! AND I’X'l‘ ”(Willi
, l‘l’l’l‘lliiif'l‘ l’AlV.
Artificial ‘(wtlr with and without pl: {929 by
My lat—M improvrd mom d3.
.\ll operations pi-rtwlnln; to random lion-
tlsty pnhrrmwl in a skillful mama-r a: about
on» lm’t Ilit‘llili‘l‘l'iitllgvd by (tin—'r Iifitilin'n.
’l‘roth l-‘xlrartwl Prov of! hour- ‘A hero tith-
m‘ Inc-Iii air to be inmrird. '
.\ lady in allrndum'n.
OFFICE HOURS.
Fr-nu'fi a m. until 5 p. m. ()pn-o “Him-mic)
um ha! inlay until 8 p. no.
All work warranted for it“. Mm”;
b Consultation Fri-"u.
F.” Stillhtilh. ' hill:
5 so. our Si. so. illllillillll.
P: ctice Limited to Diseases oiWcrrien
u too boars. Mondays and ’! hnrsduyr. a it.
n. :n n21 ly
”\
mer price, $11.
. Best Quality,‘at $10; former price, $12 to $17.50.
Cloth. Capes at similar reductions. F'ur Capes,
We have a few Children’s Garments
25-inch, $5;
I
“H“; ,‘H,
hill Will hair is Hawaii.
(lur Isuics
Jock tor the brand with the
Yellow Ccutcr.
Roth's‘nsjucliortGoodwin
7 MILL nurture. For: CONN.
arc increasing every day on
WASH“VHS-CROSBY CO.'.~r
“Superlative” Flour.
Don't be deceived by a similar name. but
0,
(”by
lT is so WARlVl. ‘
Souilds strange so late, but these are familiar words this N
ovember. RESULT.
uruuimsm nutritious and ours.
We have made rccont purchases at low figures and marked
stodk on hand to match.
Look' at ,The Prices.
Satin Faced. at $3.93; Full Lined, atj85.
30-inch, so and $7.50. ‘
from last year we will sell at half pric‘e‘.’
*. DICKERMAN 81. SON,
’. ’ NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘ ‘
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u. v. New Haven & Hartford u. u.
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JUNE 16, 1595.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTHTNURWALK AS
:FOLLOWS:
A M.—5 '20 ex. Silk-L615 ac. ti 5 inc. 7 05 cc,
7 M i ex. ii ‘21 rx. it “ii i:.\. 935 ht'. l) 53‘ “x. 1045 9!.
5 ex. 1 11 M' 15;") rx. 25‘ ac.
6w“.
" 1 ex. P..\i.~l.'.' 52
wt, l 11er. Filmer. billion. :3 2i) ex.
4‘ . n‘ ll no. 10:“ or. 1:: Fri ex.
Sr'snavs: .
A. 31.413351?) :Ellnx. ii iii ex. 915 no. P. M.
—li it I ox.'.' 231th.th an.
FOH‘NEW HAVEN:
A. 31.4 I“ «x. l 2h ex, o :u an. 7 38 no. a 46 no
it ll 9x. ill 12 ox, ll iltl ox, it'll ac. P. M.~—12 O
”1.1 lilac. H? on to hrhlgopnrt. 301i ex. 4 20
ac. fill? l ox. ’- :27 no. 6 :97 1w. 7 ill ox. 7 :38 ac to
lsridgrrort. b” it ac. Ml ac. Il 17380. ‘
‘ SUNDAYS.
A. f.i.—i 03 ex. 1:30 ex. 7 38 no. 9 l2 srfi 7 in ac.
LEAVE NEW YORK.
FOR Sorr'rn Sonwaw:
A. BIL—12m m‘d't. rx. 5 00 no.
9 (llex 9 02 ex. 904 rx.1[lll.'} t-x.
ll lvll ac. l2 OJ noon ac. P. M.~—l 04 co. :m ex.
3 Max:330“. 40ch 40.": 1 ex, till) lcx, 5021
ex. ll till “.003 no. 7 hi) on. all) no. 9 30am.
. Scanner.
A. M.-—12r,o ex.60ii ac, 7le ac. P. hl.-iiO
ex. _
l
I
x
i. . .
l ion Maw loux:
l
l
i
l
l
‘umnc. 7m ac,
in (Mac, ll tilt-x.
V llsribury Division.
‘ Luivc Sovrn Xoawam:
A. lit-63': no. 915 cc. l008 cx. .l’. M.—~l 43
ac. 4 $3 Pittsiicld 91.1: 12 ex, 5 58 ac.
Strum-as.
A. 31,933 ac. P. M
w or
~t woo.
Papers. boarders and Gilt Mnnldings'tokcn to
houses for inspection. on notice bniostul.
Eatimatvs cheerfully ulvon. mclil
u
‘ NEW‘LINE or ‘
Baby Barrisges and Refrigerators
‘ 11'
Raymond ‘ 8t Sons.
Monomer-rs to Gowns H. Raymond, ‘
”Motors. . p,
M“: and 48 Main Street. Nun-trolls. (.‘t‘
\ Be‘ildonoo. 8 Berholey Pin
W‘ Telephone 77-4
.racoom. LAYION
Firs. lite horticultural lusuraoor.
iii {Sim till} illliiSE liliflil
liccaa Steamship Tickets and Stcrl
ll
to; ill-sits. Loans Negotiated. and
humanoid. (illicc 5 Railroad Place.
next to Post illilcc, iiouth Norwalk.0t. _.,
:gory‘ Public. Acknowledgments "
all.
Caveats, and Traci and all Pa;-
cnt busmcss continued [or [flaunt-1t: rug, “I
can Orrin Is cannon: U. s. rum-r Offlcll“
an “emu sct‘izrc nan or in less time than thou:
.remotu irom Wasliinguozl.
‘, Sand model, droning or phan“
tica. We advise. if panoramic a
charge. Our ice not due ti '
A Mmrmrr. “ H" V 1"
3cm: of mm: in the . S. m
not free. ‘ Alllll‘t'fis. . r‘
‘ ‘ or more: «x
cacao. . ..
H
I]
the last congress, but tho sonata took no
action upon it. , ‘ »
h
orb. Farmr omit ~
WW
5 k W‘M'V
:uu' REMINGTQ];
and Frontier“ r;
notabic happening.
cotilrmrd. The prolzrc
(‘ommi
its Ctllifli‘iflh and
and
l
I
v the iirst number
: When no time s
i tionswillheglnmith th
. : the time or receipt of order.
I
r
I
>
I“
, , And deceit . g
‘ 700 MAI ST., . F .
Wall Paperand 8 rs. . N . “A” ”“2. 9;”
”l Xorth Main street? South Norwalk.
sample books of oil line latest styles of
Harper’s Weekly
”I 1596.
H A "- l’ER's‘ WEEK" Y is a ionrnwl for tho
whole counrrr .. it iiflaia Willi
worm illn' m'r important in Auwrlcuus.
min Parr) l‘ng out thi~
liau'u Ylhltr'tl China s
”I Ihromrh tho
Darts look a trip through the Caribbean Sea;
the rmlut ions Of tho nrw navy woredescribwi
We» l: r
an» him-trolled by RUFUS F. ZOGBAUM; Funn-
prruenmi similar: of Army
l’oumnnr anmw attend-
on lbw opening of this Kiri Canal. .
in ”196 like attcnilon' will
rsraturuand uni-lo
ln iicliou the WEEKLY
rung. it Will ll'lhliflll tho
war by ‘W. i). lipivnufi. and a. ritirrimz serial
of s rcntrh imul. by a. it. trroo’anrr. The
. .shortstorlcs scirotoriaroofnnusua onto-ileum
in. ave-r ' rerpent HARPER“
WEEKLY will mulnta
the illustrated journalis
i'ihs WEEKLY lwgln with
for January of each year.
lair-rust.
n it
The Volumes 0
mittancos should be made by Post-office
Money Order or Draft. to avoid chance of loss.
Nnmpa no". not in m
wilhout’ghc rzprcss order 0 Harper d: Bruihcrs.
Harman's PIMODIOA". ‘
BAEPIB'I MAGAZINE. one your,
AIPIB'8 WIIEIJ'. ‘
ABPM'B 352.3.
Hutches noun» canon. ..
Poll nawaumvom‘m‘mvnmd
m Wudnnadaonduwico, .
Adam KAI?”
. , . I
:olr‘r-y in 1:95. .ltrurm
mi Japan. and ionrney-
Tbs chief adults in art.
and the drama will be
artistically pressured. W. D. Hnwnma. in the
new department. Lilo and Lulu”. will dis-
cuss in his intorostlng way books and tho so-
cial (locations or’ this time.
sprightly gorsipof thn Buy World will be
rs oftluo Transportation
«Mon around the World will be follow
rrl.snd (‘ASPAH W. erauv “ill conduct
the donartmeut of Ammun- Sport.
in 1le will occur arPrcnidrnvlnl slocilon. in
brought its political car-
toons the WEEKLY «in continue to ho an in-
dcpcndrut advoua’to ol good government and
round runner.
to of the world.
mentioned. [spin-crip-
a numbrr current at
i
0 son. on
throw-Hutu of the
Mills!!!” ABDING
be given to (Ivory
F. 8. MA u'rx v's
ulll be capaciuliy
only howl of the
a leading blues in
"its ndorfiisrmcnt
.4
4
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n
Biomass. .g
A M:=—tl'00 so; 730 ex. 9
f
tlo avenue. East
nne. about
1mm bet‘ 1 Cabin Steam Lsu' eh. m?
l have dralgr- lit-mud
good atom . 1‘0 I .
Lion's Daunouvz . ,
57 ex. u to 'ncJ:,'P."l§t' " "
i 239x. 5 l4 ac. 6 1.? ex.
‘ ' , SUNDAYS. .
.A. M.—-8 (bisc- P. M. 505 so.
“1..
Honors: g
Horses 'Buoriei lot the. Winter
at our stables on» Water street in the .
city, or at our Eliot Nor-walk or West
Norwalk farms.
Good wérm Stables.
large yin-fl for exercise; 'Opcning to the
south. protcclcd on thrgo sides by build-
ings; earél’nl experienced hOrsemcn in
sttendance._ / ‘
rill”
riiuouu ' Bios,
_‘ -
S. B. WILSON ,
_ BUILDERJQWALL STREET. ” n
8 , to P0 t; .
One room cottfigswl‘lfh flat?“ 1 lot. Lg:-
snow feet: 1 lot Broad River.»
Business Wage?
'i' 6 rooms. IMO '
’o "a “"94. . mu!
Norwalk Chronicler