. Little
Cigars
for S cts.
“SOIPBYALLDEALERS.
To Keep the Ball Rolling
we're going to sell this week norm
of the winter nrceesitles at. reduced
prim so that everyone can ban
helpover hard times. Look at. this
'ong list of urocuriee:
.5 'he. Plat-I Bod wheat. FOI-
ii the. Prepared Buckwi eat. 2%
fl Ibo. " iL'c
0 tag. '2 WluIeat Flour, 2122c
- !c
. xI'll Ilsa. Rolled Otis, 25c
tribe. H and strd Sugar. 3100
Min Rotor. Irv-
Ann's Farms. :0
syrup finest. 1% qt
'lvrop. line to qt
the of U2 lbs. 0
Date Dttllt.7&' force lb beg.
EPOT CA!!! Panza
loIeIIZII ilbble.
Young Man
chance or d in without in-
m' ”.3 note? "it (arm’s ll DAY won
“3“. YOUR LIFE [For '! (Ill ?
0r e fleeti- a Dayw Give You an Eullow
' meat of 8 .payubI'e amour-tell it you liw
’ thh in-llrullcedlke everything else the basil
b the cheapest.”
i IININ'iUKl
"001' GENERAL
COME-{WE INSURANC: Comnany,
of Hartford
‘8. S. L’Hommedleu.
ll! WISHIIBTDN Si.
‘ " > South Norm-lit. C0!!!
W
Patent Medicines
; em on rIEIsIIII Til me.
AT OUR PRICES.
7 \sugor.1 said the embassndor, “but pro:
tests 1;: ninst the particular differential
I. F‘OT’ “luau "0T To Tllfy duty n‘ w in force—aduty of i i- 10 cents
per po Ind on such sugar as comes from
[M 31m countr as granting on export bounty to
Mr. gmwflg' / ,w the crorter.
dalmpanlla, .8: "Ge many objects," hc.contlnued,"solo-
and. WM“; . .67 ly bectuse, under its treaty with the Unit.-
“ Resolvent, .7! ed 15:11 es,hnppizloved in Mn‘y. 1878, it is on
-, 3w mu .61 tit or lot e a mission 0 its sugars into
ma?“ ’ ,7( the United States on the conditions en-
. whore Specific for Malaria, .75 forced against other nations. Under the
' , .commund' .35 provisions of the treaty our country is
Wm ’ 12 made c most favored nation and is there-
Mr. .10 by cnt tied to the most- atlvantagoons pro-
M’IW Planters, .12 visions of the laws of the United States."
‘m .913 Boron von Thielmann was asked what
’ w. pm, .1} the ortcome of the controversy would
5m33im, .111 probe y'be. to which he replied: "It is
wt. Microbe Killer, qts., .75 almost certain that if the United States
M. mat); Killer gal. j”... 3,50 is cont ut to abide by its treaty there will
be no rther misunderstanding with Gen
”lien. l}. Stillsnn’s
Drug Store,
n Washington Street
YOUII ssvmos IN
RELIABLE SIX PER
CENT. sscunmEs
AND
YOUR LIFF,‘ IHOUSE
03 FURNITURE
l THROUGH THE
AGENCYOF
' cure for Bray a position under the gown n-
Dii'ers a Resolution Regard-
ing Rules.
ruins AND m WALLEB OAEB.
Meeting of leuele Committee on Foreign
Ilei..tieua—Pepullate Confer With lie-
pab leeue Respecting Organisation—The
Ger Inbound" Espreeeee Illa Views.
We sutures, Dec. 19.—The session of
the so ate yesterday lasted but one hour
and as mainly devoted to a discussion
of Se ator Dubols' proposition to amend
the r lee so as to distribute the appropria-
tion lie among the various committees
of th senate.
Sen tor Hill of New York reintroduced
the a} endmcnts which he proposed to the
rules In the last congress during the dead-
lock the repeal of the Sherman silver
law 1 r closure and for counting a quo-
rum, nd Mr Call of Florida gave notice
that would today call up his Armenian
resol ion.
Mr. George of Mississippi introduced a
bill establish a uniform system of
bank ptey. The bill is practically the
same 9 reported by Mr. George from tho
ttce on Judiciary at the last session
ae a s Ibstitute for the Bailey bill which
the house.
Th senate committee on foreign rela-
tions ecided not to take up for considera-
tion a. y of the bills and resolutions refer-
red I it until the committcoshall be filled”
and rganlzed The Cuban, Waller and
Veno clan resolutions are included in
this a tion. There was a brief reference ,
on th port of some oi the members pres-
ent it] the Bering ecu arbitration question,
but it consideration was necessarily post-1
pound
Kansas and the Waller Case.
The Kansas congressional delegation
held II meeting to discuss the Waller case.
at which Paul Bray, the ex-consul’s
nephew, related the history of the trial.
Bray Inserts that the steuographer's re-
port of the testimony given at the trial
was iI correct. He says that if this govern-
ment s over successful in securing the re-
porto the trial, which has been asked
for. h s own testimony will be found on-
signed, as be refused to sign it because
the re Iort of it was garbled. "ray spooks
French fluently. and he declares that ti o
officia interpreter at the trial willfully
raisin erproted ports of the testimony. An
unsuccessful cilort has‘ been made by
mom rs of the Kansas. delegation to on.
as the Waller family is without
means of support.
The following additional appointments
were made: E. A. Hcmpstcad of Penns- l—
vania, newspaper clerk at 82,000, int u
clerk’ elllce of the house; Edward Reich-
art of Misssourl, bookkeeper in the ser-
gcant t-arm’eofllce; Winthrop C. Jones
of Hi?
nIcnt,
roit. deputy sergrautwut arms; ‘
H. B itton of Michigan. tally clerk .1
.3, 00
Th members of the Ropublicanflmo
caucu [committee now express the ion
thatawcek's time will be necessary for
the co pietlon of the work of filling the
mojorty :represcntatlon on the senate
comm ttees.
Th Populist senators are having fre-
qncnt conferences, and it is understood
that! are lshonlo opposition to the pro-
gram 0 heretofore agreed upon for allow-
ing th Republicans reorganize. Senators
Kyle nd Allen are more friendly to the
prose organl'lotion than the proposed
chang, but if the former s resolution to
stand ogetber is adhered to they will be
outvo d, and in that event thev will
prohaily withdraw from the chamlor
after t 0 first vote and thus leave the lie
public as in the majority and in a posi-
tion t control elections
ur German Trade Relations.
Darin van Thiclmann, the hermon em-
bossud r bcrc, state-l that tho (Ierman
minis Ir of foreign affairs has been this
rcpros nted in the publications of his re-
cent s ceclI bt fore the rcichstng regarding
the po icy of the German government to
ward he United States.
“ll IIII Marschuil vou Blchcrstein did
not so that the German government pro-
tests a Most a difft rentinl duty on refined
Vmu’ny,1 bough other things seem alittle
likely oconfuso matters. A special in-
stance‘ s the trouble over the importation
of A erican cattle. in apprehension of
the in reduction of contagious diseases
throng the importation of infected cattle
our goi ernnwnt has forbidden suchi
portati u, and that action has pxcitcdn '3;
a Hit! controversy, though it is in this
couutr a matter of public knowledge
that K utucky has. through a proclamation
rccentl issued by its governor, forbidden
the l portation of any cattle from the
soothe n states, and no one seems to hava
even h mad at criticism of Kentucky.
"Th situation, then. isthis. " concluded
the mi later. "in objecting to the differ-
ential uty on sugareimported from coun-
tries t at pnynn export duty our minister
seated as objecting to all differ-
utics on refined sugars, though
Germa y's protest falls far short of so
Iweepl ga proposition Germany hopes
for reli1f- from that discrimination and
bases! sclaim on the ground that the
United States has made of its most favor-
ed not on. thus relieving it of all such
differe tial duties."
‘1 rur O'Nell'e Shortage.
rt. Dec. l2.-A special to The
from Providence cites a report
curren that Defaulting Treasurer O'Neil
of the ‘ merioan Hand Sewed Shoe com-
pany is 850,000 short in his accounts, the
peculu ens covering three years, but as-
serting that the heaviest embezzlemeute
have b 11 during the pest ninth months.
it also tales that the authorities are con-
fident -f capturing O'Neil.
is repr
entiol
Another outage l'irvI. . ”
Cato eel Dec. 1:.— e picture from
of O. II. hits 00.. at Kiuele
lllllilllll Sli‘l'll
L
.Jctfersonien qualifications—i.
“enuresis, Dec. lite-M the meet
lag of the Democratic state central com-
mittee Governor liatthevrs was for liy
ludorsed by the Democrats of ludi for
president.
The state committee unanimously pass.
ed resolutions indoreing the governor “as
all! and proper person to be the standard
bearer of the national Democratic party
in the presidential contest of 1806" end
GOWRNOR MATTHEWS.
concluding as follows: "We know him to
ho a lifelong Democrat, possessing the
e.. be ’is
honest. competent and worthy.”
Thomas Taggart, mayor of ludianapo-
lie. is the most prominently mentioned
candidate for governor among the big
Democrats here. although Lieutenant Gov-
ernor Nye has many friends. The silver
men favor l-Idllur Shanklin of the Evans-
ville Courier. The statocummittee decided
that the district conventions to elect a
new state committee nhail he held on Jan.
8. The county meetings to elR‘t delegates
to the district meetings will be held on
Jan. ii. The new state committee will
meet here for organization on Jan. 16 or
16. There is a unanimous demand that
Thomas 'l‘aggart he continued at the head
of the committee. Mr. Taggart says he
is notan applicant.
SHIPS FOR THE LAKES.
The Contract Let For Building Fourteen
Steel Freight Venn-III.
Cat-wanna, Doc. I2.—'i‘he firm of
Pickands. blather & Co. has made con-
tracts for the building of ii stool freight
vessels to cost 83,500,000. Eight will be
steamers, and four will be towharges.
Twelve of the vessels are for John D.
Rockefeller, and two are for the Minne~
rota Steamship company. Each will carry
at least 4,000 gross tons and on 14 feet 6
inches draft Thgeo vessels will be built
in Cleveland. three in Bay City, hiio h.,
four in Chicago, two in Detroit and two
in West Superior, Wis.
All are expected to be completed before
Aug. 15 next and will go at once into the
iron ore trade. Rockefeller and the Min-
nesota company own the great Mesaba
ore range in the Lake Superior region and
the railroad reaching it, and now they are
prepared to control the lake transportation
of their ore.
Projectiles For Coast Defenses.
PIIM’IIIESIIE, Ilcc. 12.—The Thomas
Phillips company. which has the contract
to supply the government with copper
projectiles, has been rushing work of late
and will forward by rapid transit to San
Francisco its first shipment. The pro-
jectiles are part of the equipment of the
new coast defense batteries at San Fran-
clsco. and the company has the contract
for furnishing all the prochtilcs an-IIlId
at present for the entire Pacific coast do
fonsc.
Shot Down by Gnurdl.
LOI'Isv um Dec. ill—in a rush for ill»
crty at the workhouso .lomcs Howard, a
negro, who led the escaping prisoners.
was shot dead by the guards. The prison‘
ers were being followed by a number of
other convicts. The guards flrcd several
shots in the air, and the ringleader was
finally brought down by Guard Lynch,
who has been arrested.
Durant to lien; on Feb. 21.
SAN Functsco, Doc. 1. °.—The attorney
for Theodore Durant moved for a writ of
probable cause for an order to prevent the
prisoner's removal from the county jail
to the state prison at San Quentin. The
court denied the motion and subsequently
signed Durant s IlI-oth warrant, fixing
Friday, Feb. 21, as the date of the execu-
tion.
Destructive Fire In Wilmington.
"Wu-onscreen liel., Dee. i":l’.—1The Mitch-
ell & Thomas. morocco factory was de-
etroyed by fire, "entailing a loss of 850,000;
covered by insurance. The firm employed
75 hands. The building was owned by
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad
company. '
SPARKS FROM THE WIRE.
Comets have been discovered in the
constellations of VirgoondIHydra.
Messrs. Heidoibach. ‘II-kelhelmcr & Co.
of New York forwarded $200,000 in Span-
ish gold to Havana.
' Governor Morton has decided to re
Anthony Clinchy from the oilico of eta e
inspector of gas meters.
Henry Massey,a negro prize fighter.
was shot and ihstantly killed by Nelson
Casey. also a negro, in nfigbtat St. Louis.
Mrs. H. E. Sitter, aged 70 years. and a
nurse, Mary Harris. aged so years, were
burned to death during a fire at Troy.
N. Y.
John Gillcn, a lineman, while repairing
a trolley wire at Oswego, N. Y., fell from
aiadder 20 feet high and was instantly
killed.
as been discovered that almost nine-
tenthsrof the West Creek district, Cola.
one of the new goldfields, is in a United
States timber reservation.
The marriage of Emma Sarah Childe,
the eldest daughter of the late Ora W.
Chiids. to John Wilbur Dwight of New
York took place at the residence of the
bride's mother in Los Angelou.
The New York State Dairymen'e asso-
ciation elected the following officers: Pree—
ideut. A. Chase Thompson of Owego; vice ea.
president, Dr. I}. L. Vanslyke of Geneva:
secretary, H. D. Gilbert of Clayvflle;
treasurer, George ’1‘ Powell of Ghent.
The Neinork State Sheep Breedere'
aseociation elected the following odlccre:
President, Peter Martin of Bull; vice
president. Uhollett Collins of Victor. oeu-
reteryeud treasurer, 1.11. larl cl Ska-
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New York Announcement.
Homer 3 furniture
is the i- -est In the amnion iII-I-au 9 rep
Icecniiagtbc proIlIII IioIIsof the best
lllnlit‘l'n only. No .‘uUh magnificent
display can be seen in America (cc-
cupice eight spacious floors.) and no.
when: can equal \‘ill'if‘s in fine Furni-
lu't' be obtained.
lllll’filllES lo the Holidays.
Those 0 -rrpri~n th- I:- {illrlfl Ivi' mtlclamfrmu
Ibo lIII-xIr-INII- it «I’m; liosv (flour or Writ-
log ‘li'3l\.!|' the mom exquisite Dre-wing
'l‘II: l:--II'i‘IIlIlII«~i. To...» IioslI-ousnf sou-ct-
iII: IILI-fxl. !l7lll"~nllit' llllvi i'l‘l'l‘-\\I‘I'flilla
ll lfvlrir (. I‘ .. I: ll ll'iI! :IIIII l- (‘llv in» in our
N“. i 2.. mad of III I Inc. I lrlllIl; IIIIIrkn'Il-
SI-Izl i'I-r bf'ftliilllill)' iiiIIstmieIi
book. ‘ ilIIr .\llli‘il(‘-'ili llomc=, and
[Luv Ta l":I::;l iI 'l'lictII."
R. J. Homer & (30.,
Visual nrv .1! I‘d I a mud lmporlerw.
61, 63, 65 W. 23d St., N. Y.
( _'|I [wining lalrn \I Here).
1' .n -.r ';'-I “I- Hi] ~I-IIIIIIItisnnn of the
s, h s [\I \\ \ ilk ,I.I. I.I,~r linumrnf.
it’s in the Mr.
The Christmas and Holiday spirit
bow-rs over everything, and already
you‘re [thinking of Holiday merryvmak-
ing. We have something to help you
make good cheep—all the finer
Staple and Funny Groceries,
Bottled and Canned Fruits, 8 pines,
etc., etc. Better get in your Christmas
ordcr early.
Samuallusmcllr’s
12 Nnnh Main Sinai.
A RARE CHANCE!
I PAYIlI'G BUSINESS. "
condone; of Grocery Bakery and ice Cream
Basin t-n- W Ill be rflld very cheap on one mm
of Ill health. live rytllina about (he finalnrss is
III amid abapr. and this is a rare opportunity
Apply at this "EH02? 'o
I
mr lbr r not pvrson'.‘
l." lA “EN HilliiiFN
Physitiao for WomeIIl
”9......“
MRS. DB. ii. A. lillllFJiill.
Can be Consulted at her omce
342 Broad St, Bridgeport, Benn.
tram lo a. m. to? p. In. any day except Sunday
The Doctor is a retn'ar physloan. end for
the t nlncm-u yeIrs has made the DH
EASerioi WOMENa slecialt). La lee suf-
brim: from any dimculty locideatlovhe sex
can «result Dr. Gail font in the- etrictist c n
nuance. with the near-nee or receiving
the most. stiiltui and scientific treatment
known to modern semen and medicine.
Home care with nurse furnish shed when requir-
Torme n odor-lei All letters pmr'npgiIBo
art or
Ieplivd to. indium stamp.
i0lilll illilliflll SlllliBS Hill
:5qume street.
Open dullyfrccu. talisman! frills ltc
tp mar-don lender evcuiim m1.» I
madam
Clothing.
The kind we know you want and at prices you are I'll-l .
ling to pay. That is our idea of bueimen. Under an»
easy circumstances we can afford to guarantee every
garment we sell, and agree to return your money it (ill-
eatieilc d with your purchase.
Furnishings '
That we show you are the very latest string and of beet
quolIty, up to date in every way, and the best for the
prices we ask, that any one can show you. llur beet ad-
wrtirrment is our customers, always well dressed
and pleased to recommend their friends to us.
l9 Main Street,
llanallI.
Sentinel Building.
80th llquaIlI.
'5
HEADQUARTERS - F O R
BlifliS, SHflES
' and HUBBEBS.
largest Stock.
lowest Prices.
M. H GLOVER’S
Double Shoe S ore,
40 AND 42 WALL STREET. NOHWllll.
Everybody’s Shoes Shined Free of Charge.
[lid and Reliable Dailyxilirecl FIeighI line
—BETWEEN-—
New York, loll llowall and llIIIIallI
‘ 411E PROPELLERS~
lily II ,NIIIIIlk, Eagle and Vulcan?
Will leave Pier", 23, E. R.. lieekmuu street. New York, at o p. In.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. In; South Norweik, 6 p. m.
Freight Received from”; a. In. lob up In.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan wil be
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
All pereone are turbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of this
line on achunt of the owners thereof. 03 u
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
38 Washinglon Sheet, South licrvlali.
C-A- s. H P-R-I-O-Eas
Hiillllllilitlls Hill ilil8l- cuss MEATS. '
Hams. sugar cured,
Pork Chop: f
or
Pork,15| I 8i Shoulder
Sausage, Sperry & Barnes; 10c. 3 lb. Iaii Lard
Legs Mutton 8c. Pet east 4",
Mutton Chopin 10c. Round bteak
Fore Quarter Mutton 5c. Pickled Tongues
Frunkforters ‘ 10c. Smoked Tongues R
“It" 1s was“ .. B... .. Mme
Free and Pickled Tripe' ." res ran a ‘ me
HeadC heese ‘ 13:. Every Tuesday and may
Liver Wurst, . .
ilIluI Cuts In the Same PInnIniIIIIs. l'l kinds of Policy It
lilo lowest Posslh'e Porn.
“Damn
ocoaa set-Ion B. Panama-row.
W. A. BENEDICT & Bil
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Norwalk Chronicler