with was full of inter-
W incidents. 11n-
“finite doy was the great
i Snooper, of Wiscon'
recognition of the inde—
our... republic.
with an exciting scene
_Welllugtou. of Mary-
,of Kississlppl. during
' pus-ed. The bellig-
spsrt. so that no harm
[that the rules of the
severe fracture and
that sugust body was
controversy between
usniéu was a fitting cli-
sgclting day in the San-
sre recent grsdu-
House of Representatives
excused by their senator-
on the ground that they
boon to the Senate long
become thoroughly inoculat—
j spirit of senatorial couro
- 1
t. which shocked the Ben-
l the galleries. occurred
W. while Senator Jones. of
not trying to make an ar-
lo’r s vote today. While no
I!!! actually fixed for taking
[HI understood that no ill“
l be permitted today no.
u.
mites trying to make on
by which Senatoru Wel-
Iorylaud; White. at Cati-
Csilery. of loulniuna.
divide four hours between them-
lloney. with ovtdvut lnipa»
ill: ”i should like to know
ballot proceed right now with
i to a finish."
1 to the senator from Min»
' ”a retorted Senator Wellington.
.. will not extwdlte molten at
Mug upon a night melon."
‘ alley-J do not understand.
Wellington—1 intend to it?
t this matter. and you may
sit night and you will not
- sooner.
Honeyml ltnlli'ritland tho
”operator.
‘- Wellington~~~l matte no
hi i have not ben- very patient-
. . w to the senator from Mitt-
_ loner—l tlu not Willi! to
the gentlemen in their winh In
Willi in tho colloquy Senator
to his mom iial‘t'ab'lil' style.
lor—wl hope the arrange-
b’s agreed to. t know thi-
m dilululppi do“ not wish
on this notation until his has
senator from Maryland in
f'Vsllingtouer. l'rouitlenl. it
go that the senator from New
is going out of his way to
is plossonay bore. I do not
‘lflims’te tbut It is net'eosnry
. "m from Mississippi to hear
to soy nbmtt this matter,
t In port on of the um-
“ till! Union. I have ital
not! to the senator from
. em he returned not one of
. of s newspsper in New York,
s list the people of Mary-
flr. President. l Want to
senator from Msrylsnd.
amt!” Slut made is sbso-
. . l wsnt to say to tilt!
”Wool that the newn-
” ythsl its mmivslonm
inborn! are what the
~ , if timely ssy on.
M It won mode by
,snt cumming you. not
3 lssy that the remark
. . I mite the routsrk
2 “volt.
‘ ~ taste it on rm
ill!“
I do asks it on at
t- ,3 .
c you lie.
,,, u that mm m
fullthsm‘
than oil or‘snotinte‘thsm. Of sllmtite
W his
fortifying on membrane, lilting these
sir omega. there is mo: that our
compare with California Cstsrrlt Cure.
This is prom byworeuiuw‘your own
city»: , .L ,t,‘ ~ ‘ . . _.
c. A. Mailings, 86 Vsu Zsadt sveuue.
East Norwnllt. soy}: "Both my son sud
mysslt have been bothered with Ca-
tsrrh, it troubling us very much silks;
the head being bsdly stuffed up, while
the matter drowns into the throat
caused continual coughing. I procured
a bottle at Cslltorhls Cdtarrb Cure st
Plaisted's drug store in South Norwalk,
sud we began using it. We didn’t have
to wait long to learn its value. it re~
lieved at once. My head and throat
are now much clesrer than they have
been for some time. i will glsdiy rec-
ommend the medicine to any one who
is stuttering with catnrrh."
California Catarrh Cure is especislly
prepared for the treatment of the tour
cuouu membrane. it alloys the indoor»-
mstlon, checks the disuse. and arrests
and repairs the decay of this delicate
lining. The ravages o! cntnrrh may
be increased by impure blood, but pur—
ifying the blood will neither curs ca-
tarrh. relieve hay fever. nor clean and
purify the nasal passages sitar a cold;
while no case of cutsrrh. even if the
patient has impure blood. falls to yield
to California Catsrrh Cure.
Break up your colds with California
(Tatarrh Core. and prevent colds "haug—
ing on." Sold by all dealers; 5i) route;
three times as much. St.
312 H W
linmentnry. Nothing could he iurther
from my intention that to violate the
dewrum of the Senate or to break any
of its rules. i therefore desire to apol-
ogize to the Senate for language that l
should not have tluetliu its presenre.
The vice president rapped with ills
gavel when those in the galleries an»
pluutled. and the incident closed.
The proceedings were witnessed by
crowded galleries and the spectators
warned to be able to endure an unlim-
ited autount of war talk. During the
r-t‘t-uiug several attempts were made to
list an hour for taking the vote today.
late in the evening Senator Jonas aw-
t-urerl unanimous consent to allow ileu-
ntors \l’rliingtou and ('allrey. of Innin-
iaua. and Senator White. of California,
to tm-upy four hours today. after
which all ”Wl'hi'fl will it? limited in
fifteen minutes Pooh.
'l'hort' is a belief that a vote will he
l‘l’iti'hiéd before today's derision closer.
mum's convention.
ngrsmms Announced by Secretory
J. B. Jones forloy l7 Ind 18.
John S. John». o! Westport. iterretm'y
it! tho State l-‘lremvu's annotation. has;
i’rotllt’tl the following announcement:
The1 flirt-eulb uuuuul contention of
titv l'outmcticui Stow l'lromt-n's altim-
i'illllllll will be bold in Town Hall. in
tho city of Slumlorll. on 'l‘umulny and
Wnlurwluy, May l7 and lb. 1895.
The ill‘lflilillfll'ii‘fu of the prom-tout
and llf‘t‘i‘i'lfll'y will he at lTulon him-l.
whrru the executive- committee will
hold it sermon at it o'clock on tin- fort.-
nnon of Tuesday. The convention will
lililli'miiil' in the Town Hall at 2 p. "1..
vital p. of the whine day. Thu mrrtary
will be at l'nlou hotel on early all
it o’clock. Tuesday lorenoon. really for
“think”. and the delegates are renown
ml to present their credentials, sign the
roll and rtecelvt- their lindgt'ii before ll
u’rlttl‘it.
The firemen of Sisntfortl have arrow
it“! to Ittwp open homo at their heath
dunner». and otherwise to entertain
their gums bemoan the smlhns of the
convention.
Wednesday morning. Wetloun to the
mumbling of the convention. a couple
of hours will be devoted to inhibitors
or tira- appantlus. who will allow the
working: of the several appliances.
Arrongemenia bore boon made for
reduced retell st the vnrlomt bowls. and
also for return tickets on the rsllmud.
The outlook for s good convention is
emollient. and no trompsny in the ststc
run sflord to be unrepresented. An
uxtrs chart is sin being made for s
huge number of «blots and assistants
to bi: present.
BY HOOK tilt Bl cttooti.
in old times the poor of s msnor
were permitted to obtain ss fuel the
dad wood of the surrounding wood~
loud. The dud twigs sud brooches
which were beyond their result they
om olhrwed to top on with in "book or
u nook.
There is s document sarong the rec»
«mum town of Booms which gim
the HIM to the hm of tbs town.
trsdsr the manor of its prior m
m. "to but swsy ‘ ‘ on
3;” bonito. sod is ,
fluidity mm . humorist... ‘
' momma" upsets! unit! to
' ”13W th’st’will helpto ‘wsrd
DRAWING 0P JERORS.
(tlerlt William it. Shelton, of tin.
Civil Superior Court, has made the
drawing for the jury which is to come
in next week in that court. The .iurortl
summoned are: Talrott Barlow and
Robert llimtt. Bridgeport; Francis
With and Albert H. Sconcld. Dutch;
liter Gould and Franklin Sherwood,
Enston; Stephen T. Palmer and Ed~
word 9. llnwloy. Huntington: Dwight
M. Burr and Wilbur French. Monroe:
Edwin ll. iloyt and Franklin A. Toilets.
Not-walk; George W. llrlggu and Syl-
vester 1.. Knapp, Stamford; James H
Blaitetuau and Lewin Beardsley. Strnt~
ford. and William i'ootwr and Freder—
ick Sterling. Trumbull.
CASTORIA 0...
allow a cough to run until it gets be
yond the melt 0! medicine. They of.
first done. Price 25c and bile. Trial
size free. At all druggisul.
~Acoton ll IIII’IBIOII.
l was routing nu advertisement of
l'httmborlun'o Colic, Cholera and Dior.
rbocn Remedy in the Worcester Enter-
prise recently. which leads me to write
till». i can truthfully say i never us-
ed any remedy equal to it for colic and
diarrhoea. l have nevor had to use
more than one or two doses to cure
tbc worst case with myself or child
rod—«w. A. Strand, -Popomoke City.
Md. For solo by (i. C. Bighorn. south
Norwslk. sud E. P. Ward. Nor-walk.
tskcu
in out my wife ”Girl“! and was
attacked with rheumatism. one re-
volved no relief until she tried Chum-
berinln's l‘oin Balm. Since that time
we here never been without it. We
find it gives instant relief in cuss oi
burns and scald: sod is never falling
for all rheumatic sud neuralgia pains.
mi). C. Brant. Santa Ynez. Col. For
sale by (l. C. titlllson. ilouth Norwslk.
and it. P. Weed, .vorwttllt.
i.t.,t.n.tnu.t.t.tnuute
"in also! tlovsnbsr, II. on.
WV! IOU”! 1003'“! 703
MYORK.
A. ll.-11.§3I. 4w. Mil. 0.15. "I.
Our
P. ”12.47:. 1.11, 1.3!. , m.
”In, $.83, has. 0.4!. 7-38.” 11. 10.”.
MDAYI
A. nth-m “II. “I. m
P. Wile”. ”I.
. your: run scorn ,
HOW“
mum
‘o "Wu“ “(my 1.“. .7”
common. ”WM”...
autumnal-.mm.
:gommmmtnm
mum:
got-mum.
new ,
luvs sown mm ms
t now-nuns. ,. .
Lina-Lumen. no. on;
l
osll nud use them.{
When out driving why not hsrr .‘n m to
Comfort and Style ‘2
that South rim-wait; onion sure.
every afternoon si? 2 .‘o’cloclti land
Monday. weduood'ny sud Soturdoy
Evenings nt 7:15 o’clock. The great-
est of great bargains every day.
SOUTH NORWALKaj-BOS'l‘oN STORE. I
118 Washingttiu Street.
Moving Ahood'
New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid ~peclsl stteutlou
the new mlunt sud hove s
large variety of designs in Red.
Green. Blue and Brown.
You. are nordtully “invited to
s
Psiutern’ supplies,
(lists: etc.
ten say "Oh. it will wear away/film ' '
in most cases it will wear them awsy Painting, ”th‘mxmg
Could they be induced to try the suc- ”id decorating.
restful medicine culled Kemp's le— '
sum, which is sold on a punitive gusr- Es Es Gotham,
mice to cure. they would immediately
see the excellent edict after taking the “i Mi “GI", “Si Milk.
J. o. Journos,
4m Mignon, Purim.
puns: II
Wall Paper. and Borders
1 uou‘rtfiiiu’irnm.
South Norwslk.
asupls Books or locust Styles of
Pspsrs. Borders sud Gilt llouldiugs
to houses for Inspection. on no-
tics by postal. [stimulus tho-stony
givsl.
it costs you nothing uln- ot the
EXCELSIOR
LIVERY AND '
SALES STABLES.
u ts to install
“Minimum“. ., "9
unstructmismm
. , rants-m rowan-u. Whit!
ioghszfi‘luu 0.013. t“. 0.501. .Dflmin livery om Mir“.
{)3er H."Bin’ko,
lmmnldbnl
15$”va In! solid MIDI” ”I!
"Wanna.
inicntéllovs ind Cultivators,
A
PRESERVED outlets
The Finest in the
Market.
2| (its a Can.
Five cans for $1.
Preserved Stuvbtuies,
DELICIOUS FLIVOR,
».AT
Samuel Coustocl, lift,
72 North Main. Blast.
Planet it. cutlutou lllll
Sud Drills.
FM “MS! MS.
REPAIRS
2 Wheel cultivstor, Stu.
Stool Gordon Forks, 500.
" lsnsrs “ 37o.
“ lakes, Ibo.
“ llsy fork, llo
“ its». llo.
Poultry wire, 31¢ per la) squsre feet,
in full rolls.
Jewell sud Atlantic white lad,
“.wpsr 100 pounds,
‘ ”AT—-
Contact, ltlllui Dov’t
Hardware Stu-o.
ll! thlngtoo no. So. Norwslk.
ohm ntu’ Ill Ill W
so: little! Will-t
tomb-tit-
mum.
sorto.at,ob..l*W
. '3 stow a... bun-t; on
north
.‘lfihcsthcdnlwhmthstbrssds
,solitudos of saints sud rm . .
locummurnumrmsod‘: ’
_ tress your ”thinking s‘ ’
you in comm. m sitar but it.
.tlnkllng for benediction. It is s my
item William
. Aligmnwmwmmsu .
V W Iir Whit. list! atom ptustptty '
my multimillion?
ingwortky «Mill,
in on «Willem
.‘Glll'm‘ W‘mlf I “thin“
_ . mommuucum.
with as into the m‘idjim
. . ”A?
r.’ The vsrious cbspdi’src lit-
ng with mo lights, like I garden
derfttl light ss you stand wltb'yffldvll. -
this mighty ark. The Bullish woman
is kneeling or is prostate before One
or other at her pet pstrom, the wsx
sustllsry for tomorrow's intrigue or
triumph. Her duenna is s’cstod on the
ground beside her. But. which her—
this beautiful Spanish womb! You
catch s glimpse of those twilight eyes
beyond the black cnscsde of her lsue'
mantllln Is she turns 's minute—yes.
coqnettishly-nnd draws the mantllls
closer. She prostrate-s again sud no.
devotion is divine. Your eyes are rlv'
died on her. Every outline of that
form is supplicatton and aspiration
i-‘si ssint, on pro nobls! bursts fron
your lips and your soul ascends witl
hers to the Almighty. ‘ 9
The fair senorita arises ogsln. sit:
down on the marble tloor. and. oh.
with what a delicate touch draws the
momma lost a favoring hair's breadth
sway from thatdeliciousoliveoutlluooi
cheek—and plies her fsa exquisitely.
How thst fun catches the crimson oi
the msrtyrcd saint on the window
above. Why, 'no! The colors on the
benuty‘s fan are those of her favor-tit
matadore. What are you thinking of';
And what is she thinking of Is that
lsn controls and courtosles and then
retreats? The fair souorlts makes he!
obeisance to the altar, and, with such
gentle timidity. follows her lineups
out of the church. The artist leaning
against the pillar caféhes that rogue»
ish look in the Spanish eyes within
those little side curls cslled plcsrdiot
troguevles.)
The artist stranger’s thinking sp
paratos begins to work agolu. and hi
knows that this divine devotion "Ill
be has just witnessed in but a preludt
to tomorrow. when the fair senorits.
bowed to the dust today. will shoot her
breath away at the whirl of blood and
dual going on within the arena of tilt
corridn do torus
On your bomeward pstlt from res
porn your attention is arrested by z
crowd collected srouhd s matador in
gorgeous ralment for tomorrow's tote.
Watch the fsces of the men in the
crowd. The man who coma outlet
the influence of wanton rises or fslb
in the whole scale of intellectual 0i
moral being. The too little fingers oi
woman that hold a man's dentiuy can
guide it to crowns or subtract it from
glory. Watch the him in thin Isslu
artery of disdrid where the hosrss
shouts for the "slayer" rise in deafen-
ing thunder. You begin to wonder it
you were wise in tearing your trusty
derringer in your steamer trunk st tht
hotel.
Above. from the balconies so putt
tily shaded by tawny Moorish owning
the wstching sonorila peeps. She msy
never see her lover alone. so welcomt
these balcony moments. where the flu
may talk in n nigh lungusge that it
any one elite on the outside of it a]
looks like the ‘t’tllllm a! one to don
nor of apoplery. The tourist turn:
Mil utcps towards the cemetery. feeling
a trille louonome solid on these hot
copy csllstltenlcs. Now. this lsst rest-
ing place of the Csstilisa noble is a
wierd and wonderful plue. The Spsnv
ish lady in silllctlou comes here it
hang up a new picture in the mortu-
kry (shops! or to go up and doom to tht
grewsoms twilight of the null or it
sit plunged in grief. This cbspel h
commas with decoration of music
psvstnent sod stained glsss' window
and so .utrieste ironwork of correct
grille through which the tourist stun»
ger tony poop. Tito “musty ism]
tumbles moss the rltsloton bars llkt
the opening on of the dad. A night
of stslrs. brood and echoing. go down
sud down to the vsult below int:
whose my shsdows the dad Csstit
lsrs noble hss bun carried this morn.
ing only. And the poor lsdy yonder
in the block sad white. the tuition»
sble colors of Csstlllsn ammo». is lit
profoundly bowed in grief. The srtist
tourist withdraws on tlptos from I»
tore the grills.
t is the sftsrsooo of-tks nursing
w tbodssdcoustwsutdowstohis
Ins! steam. in the noble lsdy's
house is Wk: lady who owns
the mossy ohspll and who Iobhsd
_ victim! m domino-my at
, troops. am «will». ,
at cm «tit-W crust-u
,tbcreromottbemdlttmdf
arms or kneel moo-Juli looknlottg
aisle troops and barmanmg
tkepossesstonofthe war, W
and sdd anything in the way of «plot»
‘ . which the government may ddro
_ know. ltisunderstoodM-tho
qwsr dopsrtment ls siresdy initiated by
npovtsluitapossessionsstothoqnsb
mentions of the‘olcers of the Kath-oi .
Guard for any particular or upsets!
duty. The regular army omoer. Cor
tutu .l. It. Thompson. who has ssrvod
m the staff of the governor for the
past three yours. and hashud ampleop-
primarily in his tours of inspection to.
become well informed as to the qualio
deations of me cum has. it is re-
ported. kept the wsr “unmet“ fully
Informed on all tastier: of administra-
tion. personnel sod coolest: of the Na»
lonsl Guard.
Judge James Nichols. president of the
National Fire Insursnos comm”. of
lisrtford. called on Governor Cooke
ind tendered tkeuseofs Isrgesumof
moncytotkostntelltheeventoflonds
icing required by the stats. .
Governor Cooke received a letter
from General flawley. ststing tbs! one
regiment would be required from this
uste. After the then no mustered into
.he service. blonkets. ovoroosts. sud
my other srtioles of equipment requir.
.dwillbeissuedtotksrsbythegov‘
mtmeut.
One regiment iron this state prob-
bbi!’ means the First Unreal. as Col—
onel Burden lo the senior colonel of
he brigade. The colonel has a line
romtuond. and has been for months on-
icipatlng that its services may be re-
mind. He with his stall and the
rampant» ore ready at any time to re-
spond to the governor's orders. There
3 nothing certain about this. however.
'5 some of the members of the First do
tot core to go out. while other ml.
neuts are anxious to.
New equipments one being furnished
0 the minus divisions of the land and
utvni militia. and the entire force will
‘re in upleodld shape in a very few
lays.
”1'0 0! moot.
go'tolsrs will Agni: lotu- Um their
Mi. lost m.
The Booth ltorwslk public schooln
worn on Monday. and with thin term
he new school year begins. The pro-
notlons occurred last week Thursday
I: the various departments. A new
wines enters upon High school work.
wo klndemrtens st Arion l-lsll
tud Knudsen’s hall not: sent a group
ii if» to form a new primary grade at
r‘rwlain street and Concord street reo
tpectively.
Parents intending to send their chil-
lrrn to school before September next
thould enter them at once so they
nsybeformed lu toclsssesasthess
rotor on the year's work. The oppor-
unitlos of giving the little ones kiov
lergorteu training is sppreciated. its
luring the lost term each has number-
)d over 75. The force of teschers re.
nsius the some. An additional class
'oom hss boon nested in the sssembly
toll It Franklin street.
, The senior high h-bool clsss has now
ompleted its cisss work and will
.rrsdusto the first week at Iisy.
THE BBNBVOLENT PERSON.
. The isrge slid benevolent person woo
7n the Ill-sent eating house indulging
ills sppetlts ss for us the limits at the
plsce permitted. when he was spo
noschod by s smsll boy with s bundle
if newspspm under his arm sad 3
Mo indeliible pout-ll for solo.
"Want to boy so indelllblc pencil?”
uh! the boy.
"How much is it. toy sou?" inquired
.hs benevolent person.
"Only 6 cents."
"If i bouht it i wouldn't have say
use for it}?
“Woulds't you?"
”lip."
”i'll sell it mighty cheap." mm
the boy. somewhat encouraged by the
conversation.
"l don't think it is of much use. is
I
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i .
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