“Vasttnnyso'eiocslstaut-
Immune-arm.
'5." Ban sets Hialltlrla Inwtid
‘3.“ 6:40 izzlhsm lid? an:
Mrcasman liill oi this state has
5;” lads a canvas oi the House to
, . the sentiment oi the Republi-
__ leathers with regard to action
”a the currency bill. and says he is
hustled wrth the result. The
,1 name up among the Republi-
members oi the banking commit’
a“, whether the maiority oi the party
”in! any action upon the question oi
mu retorm. , One or two oi the
W honored that the present
My system did not call tor radi-
‘lfil Me. and that it might be better
is attempt no legislation during the
mt scallion oi congress. Mr. Hill
W a desire to put the attention
.. a test. He took a list oi the Rental»
lib- members and personally saw wt
”7 as possible within two or time
firs. it was during the limo win-u
Cuban resolutions were under dis.
m. which made it easy to reach.
WWW oi the Republican mm.
‘ . hot. on the other hand. tin- pm
m excitement had a tendency to
M the minds oi the members trout
”importance oi the currency proh-
m flame of the irlends oi Clll‘l'ifli'y
m lured that such condition
w result in a considerable adverse
“to. They were happily disappoint~
? The Republican memo-rs tint-lam!
‘ it” believed some action should
“use. by the Republican majority of
lime. The iirst vots- slalom on
than 40 in the negative. and the
‘ at the close oi another day
ill in the surname and iii in
‘ mm on: 27 minim. were
bad tor. and a lull canvass
join a prepovtlon oi silent no
I! in ism oi actionuiteridm
bwmwch larger than popularity
”I it is 7” stiles long. liltl
width that varies iron 2» to 11:.
'W lit miles. The total
, can, Minding its Miat'i'lli in»
it!" more titties. Mimi.
in the interim. much oi
lib is low and list. and dial-
w as area-at at the on»
rails and small islands. the
‘ this Ware oi the mat.
4“ fit as other island in the
ha i. was» «most harbors.
r in its Ulla. Harsh. Ilse
wists. fiends. innit. amt.
and Card”. on the earth
”I. Gusts-sai- ass (ta-n»
hum
trams-sins»
'- ' qwm
flmum
' to reassure London holders and Ameri-
V a slight gain.
“the promlon oi five out oi mun ‘
. re rote oi more than toil. with ~
anthem-assuming”...
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By Associated Press.
Wall street at load—Late strength
in yesterday's New York market tailed
can securities then tell from a trac-
tion to 2 points before the opening
here. Prices in New York responded
with sharp declines. the leading inter-
nationals losing a point or upwards.
to no case. however. was the decline
,iully to the London parity. Pacific
{mail was consplccuous in the list for
Wall street at ii.a. m.—~Thcre were
moderate oiierings of leading stocks
alter the opening, and prices made inr-
ther progress downward. Specialties
!showcd largest losses, but the grsngets
and internationals also declined sharp-
ly.
Wall street at uoon—i’ressurengainet
the market relaxed as the llrst hour
gradually hardened a substantial trie-
ition. Sales to noon. no 510 shares.
i Prices tell to the previous low point
‘aiter norm. and then slowly rose. Th:
market became stagnant.
The bond market continued
union on light oiierings.
Wall rtrot‘t at 2 p. m.~"l‘he bears re-
turned to the. attack with considerable
vigor alter i p. ."L- and experienced lit»
thc dliiiculty in hammering down the
prime sharply all around. The low le-
vel indicated net declines of 2 to 3
3 ptllnts in the principal stocks.
t")
imam
CRANE PLAYERS.
l Larger audiences were at lloyt's
gThcaire yesterday than at any time
i this week to witnes's the plays by tin
,Crane company. This company iti-
Fcroases in iavor with each pn'ionnnnc -.
gTheElmore Sisters have certainly made
in hit. The play tonight will he trinity
ibead. Tomorrow night ior the iirtit
:llme in this city East Lynne will Ire
lgivon as an evening performance. and
i we are assured it will he the bent ever
given here. Saturday matinees. Two
'Klds. Saturday night. Walls oi the
Street.
i
701.0!!!” All! III-L
o...
All Amendment ”dam-nu the Time oi
E Enlistment of lists lilitla.
l
.
i
l
i
lly Autit'litltttl Press.
f Washington. April glMfiifmlf «our
? miticc on military aiinirs today intuit-i?
llately inzgan consideration oi the vol»
funtm army not passed by on Ilium
{yesterday Au eiiort will prtdiably be
. made to tulle it up and pan it to Hi!"
; Bennie today.
5 The moot lllllitli'lnill amendment taunt~
genital by the Senate military moonlit.
no is one reducing the time oi enlist!» .
‘ mc-nt of members oi the Sational
'(luard. where the guard oi each slate‘
i inlists as a body irotn three years in;-
one. This change was made bet-nus»:
.ii the lll'lli‘l that the National iltiatti=
{oi litany Mates would go its a body {or
I year. but not ior lbw yearn. and
but is considers-ti no important inl-
vantage.
W
m. AHA!”
" The Committee Hosts. but no Declare
taco at War Considered.
lly Annotated From.
Washington. April Zia-"The Home
committee as iurrign airstr- out in
special session today but did not mat.
der any Mllfllltm at war. Restitu-
tions of inquiry were favorably acted
norm. including that of Air. lishasy.
asking "W state departnvm tot infor-
mation umrernlug Antenna citizens
it Mutations.
The bill to restore the citizenship id
lire. llsrtmir. ivmrrly flies l‘tcilic
ilrsnt. was (mlcml formality normed.
consist: t‘at’lld‘t‘itfli.
By Associated l’rrsa
tendon. April limitetmitut to tits
thumb-mt suggestion. regarding mat.
ills facilities the Westminster ilasstts
marlin:
i "With fail sympathy tor the «as»
twhlt'lt it in intestinal to masons. this
Intelsat-tilts. it mid trail mast
'tilecisins. tum sympathy with the
,t’atted innit-s is nostrils: as toena-
labels as in more Mann. or
goaght to is» the tail W as
6m it my mitten are
lummnumasiwritwsm
inst tam in artist an. car new
i
i
if“ ”W."
F W
, aluminum
g mm
, as imam-i.
’ 3! Annotated Puss.
Washlustaa. April . zi—Postnisstsr
General Gary has resigned
The president sent this nomination
to the Senate: Charles mast-y Smith.
of Pennsylvania. to he postmaster-
gsneral. vice James A. Gary, resigned.
Postmaster General Gary resigned on
account at ill health. The Pannsylva»
tits senators were consulted heiorc Mr.
illith’s appointment ins made.
It is stated at the White House that
Postmaster Gary's resignation has ab.
solutely nothing whatever to do with
our present ioreign complications. it
was owing entirely to the condition oi
Itr. Gary's health. He has snilered a
great deal at late from a general hreak~
ing down of the system which had con-
tinned to m until finally Ir. Ga~
ry reluctantly reached the conclusion
list he was unable to longer carry the
burden of his allies.
Charles Emery Stevens. the new
postmaster general. is at present edi-
tor oi the Philadelphia Press. He has
linen minister to Russia. is an earnest.
active Republican and known to public
non throughout the United States. lie
is at present in Washington and may
make a statement later concerning his
Appointment. He was iniormed by tel-
ephone oi his nomination and received
my congratulations this nitcrnoon at
the odice oi the Philadelphia Press in
this city. He said that he did not
snow the nomination was to go in
it this time. but added: ‘1 do not
wish to he understood: though. as say~
tag that I did not know the nomination
was to he sent to the Senate."
Postmaster General Gary was seen
at the department. lie said: "Yes. i
use resigned. and Charles Emery
smith will be my successor. The
{round oi my resignation in my health,
which has been growing worse sit-atllly
until i regarded it be imperative that
i should lay down the labor» or the
pom-outer deputcmtn.
"Sometime ago i acquainted the
president with my desires to retire. in-
dicating to him that i would of course
twait his detection oi a suitable man
on my succesoor. lie iound litlt‘ll it one
In Mr. Smith. My resignation was in-
ten as dual taut Sunday. being submit-
ted to the president, “pressing the
Jeep regret i tell at giving up my work
and severing agreeable relations. and
dating that my action was impelled
nit oi regard (or my twnith."
Mr. Gory was nailed it his resignw
ion. coming at the Home oi the Span-
uh war crisis. could in any way be at-
Lrlbulcd to that. lie natal: ”That has
not entered into the mnaidcration any-
way whatever. I have at all times
lupported President Mt-Kiulcy‘s policy
in the Spanish question and l support
i now. )ly cabinet relations have
been most agreeable and there have
been no tliflercntes oi policy.
GOLD is THE (lol'S'i‘ltY.
lly Asmn‘iatml i’rcns.
Washington. April 2! St-t'l't'iiti’y
tinge today sent to the senate it reply
to the resolution passed on the 5th
instant. requesting lniormntlon as to
his manner at one ruining the amount
oi gold in the country. No says that
the estimateit brain with the cult-uln-
Lions made in iii‘l'.’ by in, Linilermnu.
then dim-tor oi the mint. who plat-ed
, the stock at tillidtlitiltii. and by add-
‘ ins; to the stock oi i872.
the annual
coinage and the domestic ruin imported
and deducting tho loss on ilt't’tfllnl oi
recoiunge and exportation. the mutter
oi gold has been arrived.
LITTLE! R llOllY'fi A l’l’fllll’lilATliiN. W
Providence. it. i. April 2! The (lon-
‘tral Assembly tmllty adopted it resolu-
tion appropriating ”$0,000 {or mili-
tary equipments. The revolution trim
prepared by thirtrrnor liycr and was
passed without sdtssontlos VMI't' amid
tntcnrc enthusiasm.
snot-smash most. saws.
There will be a meeting oi the mw
erulna «intuition or The Knob noting
club at the once oi Taylor at (linden.
on tlsturday evening. April 23rd. at it
o’clock.
lire. A. it. Benedict mother oi W. A.
WM. died in itlatntotd. 't‘tavsday
sight. The innerai will he held from
the New Canaan Congregational
church at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow stun
soon.
lbw-klnahatn Post has rimmed no lo-
citation iron M. A. ll. Knvaitagii to
attend patriotic services in lloyl's m“
slit! tint-day slant. Metals-rt! will
elect at 7 o'clock in eitlsrns‘ drum sail
wear W.
moor 1'0 38 ammunition.
itwttthethracmoatbettthot
wtmmsmntmmmm.
flaimwwscissnwastausinilosth
m
W. of Month. ss.. Probate
(ism. April fish, A. it. in.
Whereas. written Mir-lien has
their to this nasrt for sdarlalstrs»
at the estate at liesry ti. Tram
,W. late or W. in not die»
live an alteration-tea. to which in
om at these little artists are our-
dially invited. They will serve retreats-
msntsonthcatage.audmskelt pleas-
sat for all will honor than with svisit.
This will certainly he a novelty and we
shall be surprised it all the little ioiks
do not participate in the pleasant oc-
casion. ,
. it
BARBER ASEAULTB BARBER.
Filllpo Pauliicio. a barber oi Wa-
ter street, was assaulted yesterday ai~
ternoon by Frank hone. a barber oi
East Washington street. A warrant
will be issued for the latter's arrest.
ssrscritialisvslfi
., Hoytls Theatre, M
All the week long, minimum-lug
noun“, APRIL ism.
inhabitants
{lo-PEOPLE-GO
"Il‘llllfl ii. .‘vl. tTllANF. and the wonderful
Li- I. Elmore Maura, in tilt-“mull
ant mimic production of an extent-ire 1.1..
no roof ttwirown play-t. ilve years the (no
Lure of .1. it. Wall-P's tampon);
thrlrnsd oi fluvial riwttcry. New Songs and
Dances by the Ellltbfl! Histern and omen.
SUPERB MID. mm ORCHESTRA.
New firewlalilm between the arts.
Opening l’luy “Italy’s Daughters."
Evu-ntug prion. in, m and till rent-t,
Nnilm prices. children lite, adults It.
items now no mile at l'lillsll'tl'h and (iii ti-
di Muir's drug ~U’lfi’l‘.
Afternoon - Tea .
AT killflx "Hill,
Thursday, April 2!.
I'r-nveds tor pmno iuod i'mnhliu y-tncl
Kinds-roar o-ii.
ADMISSION FREE.
Cake and T- u iii ‘nts. all) 1;:
5.4“.
Mitch-Ii s Sous.~ -“ lacuna-on
“was“
PRIVATE llESIDENGE
Publicwliictlon!
Will we'll ivy l‘li’tllt' mirillm, till
Wednesday, April 27,
tun, .u' :t . v'.‘iM:K. l’. M..
l'nltmw prrvimwiy dormant oi. the plluw‘ now
owned in: twnlmo-tl ll}
GEORGE S. GREGORY.
14‘ East Ave..Norwallt.
The property mas (urmvrly nwumt and um;-
pint in it" llllt‘ l'tumt mitten Mini-tr. virus
I. lit-"y. and coat it: girl; ”tum Int :‘st in i
from on but aren‘t» . tilt loo-t wide in war. 2.”
fort rim-p nit mirth “09.00““ .3."- iw-t dwptm
«with line, murmur lntt‘li to Namath Harbor.
House omit-ins lblrtwn 1 iii worm and its» all
”Isle-m lin durum-uh. ’lhn‘cualilm mud in
mud wmdttlnn. Hum, with v-twwbman's Mum,
an. home. timid until“), imit and ohmic
inn-s. l'imv How «it Nuruslk. Mutt. riurwitlit
out lh’urwaik llitrt, Mkvtrir can ins-illu-
door. I’lw- minimum of Norwalk and sewn
tuitlnln 0! North S‘IYW’Hlu stations Elm'trir
light in from at innm Tim in in rank bargain
for any grittlemaout own»- to immune the
amber at "no"! the norm Mldflm‘f‘ to Stun
unlit.
ii Iiinrmy. sale sill tslte place next day.
some hum.
l'iivttrtilnrs oi TAYUlR it tuilillEN. 7i
asbi "mum-1,74» Norwaik. or Mift‘llv
In.“ ’3. ll Wall nim‘l. Nitrwull. Win
a... l’implis~
(in ”so or Woman,
it», or am,
thBtGilliil
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'1' WHO
Royal gear].
noun ’3'"? notion.
us-
a.
irrrru‘rrrr
We are Headquarters ior
School
Supplies.
Test Basin.
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rllilrizto couture cruiser STORE. ‘
‘NoWarPrices
. . We sincerely hope that if war no must have that it will be short, quick and de-
ciswe, and that our country’s flag Will float over liberated Cuba; that the Maine shall
be avenged, and the honor of this great country sustained.
throu it another experience such as the last war,
out o sight on the commodities of life, sugar, 256 p
calico, 50c per yard, etc.,
We do not want'to pass
with all the mills stopped, price
er pound, muslin, 629w per yard,
but no one can foretell what Will
occur.
For the Coming Witt, commencing Saturday liming, April it, bites that viii Sell Goth.
7c Heavy Unbleached Muslin,
8c Full Bleached Muslin,
6c
8c White Domet.
29c Opaque Window Shades. all colors.
laundered and
Shirts.
45c
Men's liaibriggau Shirts and Drawers.
50c
".50 Block t‘repous.
$L00
Boys' Unlaundcred
Madras and Cheviot Shirts. great vari-
ety.
500
Men's Light weight Wool Shirts and
0
Drawers,
98c
75c Black india Brocade Silks,
i
56c
3041:. wide l‘crcalee, taut colors.
7c
Ruined Muslin Bedroom Curtains. $1.00
once. per pair, for
85¢
('urtaln l'olce. trimmings complete,
White Oak. Walnut and Cherry,
i90
Remnants gt lzlgc tinting Flannel.
5c
Remnants oi 10c Gingham,
5e
5e Toilet Crash,
3c
5 yards Birdseye Diaper.
I7c
llcnvy Table Tumblers.
20cmm
690 Block Talieta Silk.
50c
20c (‘otton Warp Matting.
I9c
Good Plotir Oilcloth.
25c
31.39 Brusscl Net Ruined Border dur-
tains, per pair.
. $|.00
Portions-42.25 Portieres. all colors,
5|.98
Lndia' Ribbed Vests and Drawers,
250
Best line oi Taiicta Silks in Connecti-
cut.
750
$1.50 Linoleum. 2 yards wide,
mm W...
32.50 Lace Curtains.
$l.98.
Great sale oi Lace Curtains.
Extra wide, extra heavy Portleres,
$3.50, $4.98 and
$5.98
. Men's Flue Ribbed and ”amines Mix-
ture Shirts and Drawers,
Each.
25c
New Byadere Grenadines,
75 and 98::
$ch ('hecks . ......3lu t‘orpet Heaters ............ llit: and 150 ".25 ('bild's Reeler ................ We
All Wool Serum. iiiack and t‘olors.29c Whitewash Brushes ............... 35c 82.00 Child's Reeier .............. $1.50
flu-in. bodice t'loth 'vtit Ammonia .. in bottle $3.25 Child's Reefer ............. $2.50
73c Granite Cloths ................ 59c ‘ Tacit llsmmora .................... 5c
".00 Whipcord Sergei ............. 75c Shell Paper. 10 yards ior ............ 5c SUITS AND SKIRTS.
title Novelties ..................... 50c 'i-icrubblng Brut-hes ......... 5c and the 812.50 Cloth Suits. all colors ..... $10.00
”'2 piece Dinner Set. English mrre- lilo-ii Writtfillll lit-lie ............... 29c 817.50 ('overt and Chariots ....... "3.50
lalnc, Unframed ............... 89.98) JACKETS. 81.75 Separate Skirts ............ $1.25
HOUSE CLEANERS. 312,00 (‘uverts ................... $8.00 86.00 Camol'ti llalr Sergei; ......... “.50
it [turn Soap ....................... 24c 389.00 lliack Diagonal ............ 87.50 llrllllantlue ...... $3.50. 84.50 and $6.
2'. packages Tacks .................. inc ‘ $7.50 (‘ovcrta and Broadcloth ..... 85.00 Tucked iikirtit ................... $5.50
THIS IS A WAR ON HIGH PRICES.
Telephone 5&2.
AT SEYMOUR’S STORE.
in these exciting days when one hardly knows what the nuxt step will be, we are
ready for all the trade that can be developed, and we make it our mission to furnish
you with our
l
Fancy Gilt Edge Gunnery Butter, ii lit. for ii.00; 26c. iii.
to every buyer.
Come and see as. Another invoice ot' Strawberry and Raspberry
lame at 15c ajar. American Food Co's Soups. 25c can. Celery Salad. 10c jar. his
large boxes Matches, 25c Three pounds Fancy Head Rice, 25c. Three pounds Boss
Milli Crackers. 25c.
l’earl Tapioca. 5c lb. Pearl Barley, 5c lb. Flour is on the ad-
vance; it is safe to boy at our prices. Fancy Apples, Tomatoes, Spinach, Lettuce, etc
C. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer,
33 Washington Street. ‘
Mlle Grimm"--.
is usually right, and judging from the crowds that buy oi“ as we should say
thstithssgimnstheurdict iorhestgoodsstlowestpricss. Followtheé
candeandyonaresaretoberlght. 3
Best limo Creamery flutter. per in. nu.
“Lion” or “Ideas” Cortes, 2 this for 25c. . ‘1 jig .
Gold boat. per package. I'le. .
Sugar Cured Kama. per in. we;
'
lunar Gist-ed ”outliers. perils. 7e. , ,.
Itrl‘etly ‘l‘rsah In». 33 for 35¢. .
Madhou- Him oer not no.
so tbs Granulated “as . .00.
,i
Norwalk Chronicler