Pmsilenidloliticl.
Connecticut Democratic ,V State
Convention at Hartford.
WU]! CHEERS FOB CLEVELAND.
The AMI-Saloon ,ltcpnbilcan Convention
in low Yurk~flnny Temperance
SWIM Democrat! in Sea-ion.
other conventions of Both Partial.
manila]! 3.-—'l‘ho Democratic state
convention wucalled to under by Chairman
I. F. Dooley. Col. Charles M. Joelyn, of
Hartford, was chosen chairman, with one
fromeach county. Ontaking
tliecbair Col. Jollyn said that four years
Igohooocupled aumilar position, and certi-
fiedtothaChicagoeonventicnthe names of
thedolcgatawho voted forthemunwho
'waaelactadpreaident. Aaareeultofthe
caningcouveation at. St. Imitatheparty
wouldagain march toanoverwhelming vic-
tory under the land of this favorite eon,
Grover Cleveland.
The following delegates to the St. Innis
convention were chosen by ncclamation:
At large—Alfred E. Burr,of Hartford;
Jams T. Plggott, of New Haven;Charlea hi.
Allan, of Putnam, and William H. Barnum,
of Salihury. First district, Congresman R.
J. Vance, of New Britain, and George L.
Phillipa, of Coventry; Second district, Charles
A. Tomlimon, of Milford, and Clinton B.
Davie,oflladdam; Thirddiatrlct,8.0.
Bowen. of Eastford, and Alexander C. Rob
when, of Montville; Fourth district; Mile 1’.
Richard-on,“ Salisbury, and Henry A.
Bishop, of B
The Hon. Jamel A. Gallagher, of New
Haven, took the platform in response to
‘ numerous calla He said the Democratic
'partyofto-day wastheeameasthat of 1800
unda' Than” Jefferson. lle vigorously ut-
tuckedtlie protective tariff, characterin’ng it
alatax upon labor. We propose, he said,
to take Prelident Cleveland’s message for our
platform. .30 predicted a sweeping victory
' atthenaxtebcb’ou.
The Hon. George Li. Gunu, of Milford,
said that the Democratic party was so united
that victory seemed certain.
The Hon. Jam T. Plggott, of New Haven,
wasthen called for. He said that he had just
informed a reporter for a New York paper
that .he should vote for Cleveland at. the
uatimal convention, and would now repent
thata-ertlou. Heknewof nobetterman.
The committee on raclutions then reported
as follows:
“Baked, that the Democratic party of
Connecticut, in again announcing its prlnclv
adopta the comtitutiou as its platform.
We demand the equal rightaof citizens and
liberty of the individual so for as is consistent
with law and good order.
”Rmhed, That in the administration of
President Cleveland we recognize a high
order of stutcsmanshlp, n strict regard for
the principles of the constitution, needed rc-
formsin the economies of the executive de-
partments!!! the government, and n faithful
maintenance of the rights of American citi-
raua at home and abroad. We look upon the
of Grover Cleveland's reelection
with pride and pleasure.
“Eve-l, that we again indorno the
' national platform of 1684, under
we triumphed. We approve of the
for a readjustment of the tariff, re»
ul of our industrial interests, and the
interst of labor against the cheaper labor of
England. We approve of its demands that
themehall be reducedtotheneeda of
the ; that capital shall not un-
necemarily be withdrawn from the channels
of brim, and thntalurge surplus inthe
United States treasury shall not bepermittod
“Ranked, That the Democracy of Con-
necticut respectfully appeal to congress to so
ameudthointernal revenue taxes as to per.
mitproduccrs of tobacco to dispose of their
ua the farmers are permitted to disarm
of their wheat. and that every individual or
funny may be permitted to manufacture our
inf tobacco without being subjected to ar-
m“, line or imprhoument as criminals.
“Reached, That we regard with aspirin!
famtbeworkof the [recent administration
lnnetoring our navyand proparingforde
fare against foreign aggro-ion
“Ruched, That, in the spirit of broad De-
mocracywhlcb baainthapasl actuated our
m, we invite liberal citizens, of whatever
pd ”predilection, to join us in reelect-
ing President Cleveland and carrying out the
odor-ml inaugurated by him, by which cor-
ruptfing power haabemdeieated, ourgov-
a-nmant nude purer, and it- management
mueatrictlyinaccovvhace withthe require
mail- of the communion and the intentions
ofthe great atom who produced it.”
Thefdlowlngwaladded, onmotion of Mr.
Nichols.
f‘llaolvod, That the delegates Elected by
Murillo: are received.
Johnlahinaudll. .hyder, hamlet
i
Convention- in other flan-e.
delegate: to 5'. Loni, the
the cm central committee, and the adoption
at resolution: commending Wt Clevw
land's administration and “I
pannge of the Mills thrill bill will minute
the luminous of the convention. Tim D
quite a content for the delegate aelectioul.
Theaonvaation in for Cleveland and tariff
reform, with no second choice. For vine
praddent the eentiment iovon Gen. Black
The Republicam of the Eighth Mama-
cbuvetta Conner-tonal district chem George
8. Merrill, of Lawrence, and Joeeph L. Bar-
gent,ofI.oweil,aadebgatm to the national
convention. No iuetructions.
The Democratic townconventiou at Oyster
Bay, L. 1.,choeeadelegation to the county
oonveut‘ln pledged to rumort Col. Robert
Townaeod as to the state conven-
tion. Themwaaquite alight lathe conven—
tion. Col. Torn-aid waaon Mr. Cleveland's
atntf when he was governor.
The Queenseounty Republican convention
at Jamaica, L. 1., elected delegates to the
district convention in the interest of the
Coggeshall faction, the Birdmll faction being
defeated Thedelegation is considered auti-
Blaine.
The Second Anembly district Republican
convention of Queens county, at Jamaica,
L. 1., elected Blaine delegates to the state
convention
The sun. District Republican convention
at Chelsea, Mam, chute W. B. Littletleld, of
Lynn, and 8. W. McCaull, of Winchester,
delegates to the national convention, and
.C. A. Campbell, of Chelsea, and Col. B. E.
Boynton, of Charleatown, alternates.
The Republican conference of the Eighth
Pennsylvania cougremioml district,at Boston,
electedGen. Frank Reeder, of Barton, and
T. C. Walton, of Stroudsburg, delegates to
the Chicago convention. They are main—
structcd, but will support Blaine if he is
named in convention. ,
The First Maine dL'trict Republican con-
vention, at Portland, nominated Thomas B.
Reed forcongrcas by acclamation Col. M.
Woolworth, of Kittery, was nominnted for
preshlcntinl elector. Cbnrles A. Brown, of
Portland, and William Tobie, of North Ber.
wick, were chosen delegates to the national
convention, and Edward. ll, Mullet, Jr., of
Frecport. and Jnvtin l‘d. Lenvitt, of Burton,
alternates. The resolutions declare in the
most sweeping and emphatic terms that the
only choice for standard bearer is Blaine,
and recognize the high public services and
ability of lien. Therm» ll. Rood.
'l'hoIdncoln league and Republican clubs
of ludinnn held a largely attended convene
tiou in Indianapolis. Great enthmiimn was
manifested, and Gen Harrison‘s name was
received with intense cheering. The Repub-
licans held a muss meeting intheevening,
which was uddreaied by Congressman Mason,
of Chicago, and others.
The Fourth Mamchuwctts district Repub-
iicans chose lion. C. J. Noyes and lion. Jesse
M. Gore delegates to Chicago.
The Utah Republican territorial conven-
tion, at Ogden, elected C. S. \‘nrlnn, assistant
district attorney, and J. .l. Duly, a mine
owner, delegates to the Chicago convention.
Both are Blaine lfizrrl. Resolutions were
adopted protesting agnimt the admission of
Utah as u state until polygamy ha been
abandoned and civil afluin not controlled by
the Mormon priesthood.
At the convention at Watatown, D. T.,
delegatoa to the Democratic convention at
St. Louis, the Day and Church factions split.
:l‘wo district conventions Were held. and A
double hooded delegation will go to St. Louis.
The buy men ohoaoJmlge A. W. Bangs, of
Grand Forks, and Z. J. Welsh, of Ilccitieltl,
Day declining. Capt. Amold, of Edmunda
county and Col. Sampson, of Douglas, are
alternates. Thcconventiou thou denounced
Church, and will endeavor to have the gov-
ernor impeached.
TO LOOK INTO THE MATTER.
New \‘ork State Senators Demand an
Invcatlgatlon of Alleged Crooluulneae.
Awasv, liiuy a—Mr. Low offered the
following resolutions in the New York state
senate, which was adopted unanimously:
Whereas. grave charges have recently been
made in the public pres and ebcwlarre. acri-
ourly reflectingon theuature of the influences
said to he need toaccuru desired legiaiatiou and
theenactmcnt of laws: and
Whereas, it ta greatly tobedeairod that the
good name of the law making power! he vin-
dicatN,audall the guilty partlea, if any there
he, bought to lighkand their methodauucov-
ercdtotheendthatremediallegialatiou may be
had now: therefore ‘
Resolved, that the apecial committee of the
aeuate appointed by the prealdeat pro. tern.
under and by virtue of the resolution paused
April ii, 1&3, in addition tothepowerl
bestowed upon aaid committee bound hereby is
authorized. empowered and directed to inventi-
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gate any and all much chefs“. in each direction
and in ruchmanucral iathajudgmeutof laid
committee shall eeem beat to the end that proper
legislation in thepvelniaea shall reminand for
this purpose said committee be. hereby empow-
ered to employ Inch coon-cl. atenograpber. ex-
ports and accountants a: in he judgment may be
necessary, to read for pmdroohand papers,
and to hold its session: in New York city or clac-
wherc, as it may deem beet.
thiaconvention are hereby instructed to cast
theirvoteandum their influence to mre
the retention of Grover Cleveland for the
n
prddmcy. .
The reeolutleua were adopted, and, with
three cheer: for Cleveland. the convention
adjourned.
ANTI-SALOON REPUBLICANS.
‘l'beir Convention in new York—flan;
Temperance Speech".
Raw Your, Bay a-ln the Anti—Saloon
Republican convention a list of vice-preci-
dente war reported and adopted, including
ex-Judge Noah Darin. err-Governor Bourue,
of Rhodo inland, W. ll. Plunkett, of la.-
chaotic, and «(humor Perham, of Maine.
A nation! committee wan similarly adopted,
including Governor l‘ ,0! Vermougand
Gen. Nettleton, of lfhinelota. Telegram
were eent the Rormblican cluhe convention-
in action at lndlanapoih, Springfield. llh,
and Des Mollie-e, 1a., conveying greeting and
adachruti-m that the about mm goout of
Eight flea Eecape from Jail.
anonm,llo., my e—a mammoth
dghtcriminale gained freedom For neverii
week; the prhouerl confined inthe county
jail havebeen making attunpta toucape,
butamecialguardineachinatancetbwartql
their plans. Recently the court decided to
do away with the guard on account of the
additional upenee,and the delivery is the
remit. The prisoners eawed through the
floor and tunneledthrongh dirt and atom
fora distance of:twonty feet to the out.-
wall. Reachingtherethoywreit auillcieutiy
away to admit of their queuing through,
andmadetheir eacope. Outddefrlanch are
mischief having uuuggledtoola to me
of theprhonrn. The-her“! anda pu-eof
liepublhanim. iii- Ipeech m a neural manhunt-Int.
for temperance. greeted
almonercunmittedintheameot liberty," ‘Ibe Work or Dynamite Iiende.
Eula, lla., lay li—A unlawful attempt
wasmadolateWednaeday night to blow up
the residence of Mr. Frank McCllntock,a
lawyer, living in Union City. Gas pipe
bunt-had been placed underlinitcClin—
net’s bedroom and one in‘auotherpartot
thehoma. 'l‘heoneottbetrontotthehonee
Woodhddademdhhingthem
wrecked the other buildinga Fortunately
thefamilyaacapedwith alight injuriaa The
magehbdievedtohavebeentheruuitoa
bylaClintock of violae
jaildeliveryhaaheeueflactedhare bywhich‘
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OWN YOUR OWN HOME AND STOP! PAYING RENT.
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Roweyton Station. Croce the track wulk live minutes. Only live minutes ridetrom South Norwall on can-five cents fart. You will find one hundred
choice building iota, all boxltlo feet, at prices within cvcry once means. Cottage- building. Smell being opened. Now is the time to buy and build, for ‘
, prices must advance as improvemcnie continue. The coming euburb of Norwaik. We nill contract for you to build at lowest tigurce. Every pm their
own landlord and property owner on our plan. Plane and cute of over one hundred rtylca of modern collagen at surprisingly low tignree.
Call at
our omcc on thcprcmiuca and inamt the property and see what can be done on an economical scale in the way of owning your own home, or cadre",
THORNTON ll. SMITH,
Lenox Hill Building Company, - (ill 1- Real Estate and Insurance Agte.
nowavmx, coax. l 5
American investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance (In.
Farmers hour: and True! Co.
Jarvis-Connie Mortgage Trust Co.
Fire, idle, Accident. and Plate (lines!
insurance.
warrant a canons, .‘gta.
lionl Exotics lneurancv Amory. Snuih Somali, ’
Conn.
"B. F. swans;
MUSIC HALL BLOCK. gF'or CleamiugGlassfiilver
We have just n-erived anew lot of
REFRIGERATORS;
that no me ceiling low.
TAYLOR ' 8L GOLDEN,
Washigton St, South Norwalk, Conn.
FINESTLINE
flop...
gFur Gleanilg Paint
1
Pallllfl Wall
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. or Crockery.
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For Removing Grease or Stain
0ur 23 ct. llnneuibo t'uifec is line,i from cafPBlS- EVE? 589“ "1 To“
try it. § __._._..._.__ .
A full low of i . ~~AT———
FRUITS, j ~ Ill
in Laundry and Ba .
DATES. ‘ .7... Da‘VlS
ORANGEb. '
Crystalized rigs, accui CHAMPION M v n g ,-._
We always hive on hand
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“'=*'*“i[}llllllllilll,
Clll'ldllll {Y BUTTER
from the but t'rmmcry in lhcsme, in i in. Printr.
99 Main St.
lawn, Bailey‘s. Bl.
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WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS,
EASE, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
0? ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
-———;—4oe— wow-
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sowing, Planning,
and Turning.
Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
hill at font simil'arslall Street
South Norwollr, Conn.
Halli, Bailey 8: III].
iii—17m:
Only 10c a Bottle at
lllllll Hammock’s.
SWAN E BUSHNELL,
\Vholmlc and Retail Dealers in
Manufacturers’ and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers,
30‘: “'ater 8L, (not of Bank.
nmmmrour, or.
Arh. Spruce, and Spoon Dara. Canvas Selle. Tents,
Nate. l-‘lage oi all nations.
Everything needed about a [loan Steamer or Sell
lug \‘eeacl.
Oyeier Tonga. shovele, Scooxr, Yorke. lanilla.
limp, and Wire ltopce. Linn. ltlnge and
Dredge bag Rope, eepcciaily pcparcd for the
oyeter burineaa.
Wane. Packing. Guletr, Oils. and everything
needed by Regimen, onwaler or land.
Careful attention to mail onion.
TAILOR,
SOli'l‘Il It‘ll! “' »| his“ . CT.
J. P. Peckwell.
Liam Blur I Worn fit.
Nor walk. Conn.
Being urn-able to manometer?
HARNESS
'l'o compel» with large concert”. i have m the
agency of nlll.‘ of the older and lscrucercutablh-hv
mum» m the state (or the Mile of
Harness, Saddle-a. Halters.
cingics, (follow. in:
Fine Harness To Order,
an ueual. at the old madmherr ' will line are —
for line of Whine. Spring". Clientele, Bea
Rob". Pent heal. Traveiic» liner to.
Kent "has Come
And we are prepared to (enrich all Mode of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and (Ilains,
Wholesale and ltctail.
Alec
CELEBY
Andlllhludvof
V 56 ET A B LES,
Florida.
LBMONS.
Canned Goods.
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.25!
A. 3. Finals,
JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
l‘lne Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
.ltllIN II. Funnels,
"J holmle and Retail Dealer In all kinda of
Elli. All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, backuwanna,
Locust
r. n. nasn none
[lava a lull line of
House Furnishing Hulls,
Toilet Sets,
Fancy Glass Ware,
”“9...
De coratéd Goods
In amt mien.
Hillfll‘l, RllEll all Sillli.
Lerabee’a Snow-flake ' and
Graham Crackers.
Pickled Oysters.
wanton delivered at chart antler.
HUNT do new.
a new. use; or
Builders Hardware,
PAI NTS,
Oils Vflgmishes.
. .. Berry Bros. [lard Oil Field.
Mountain . Franklin.
\i'illreebarre finals.
lloll far RUBBER Pi‘ll'i’
Yard foot oi Washington. out tiar-
Ihall atreeta. ifrnzrcl- «film m Sills-m
llruu Store “din
Emeline in. mean.
and
L,*.: . W“. ”MEN“
Liver-yon Stable Wire 9“ch Door Male
WW3 muntlm‘ m glnmcrmnno'rmen ' amm.m.m.a ’
. MM“ W‘ «mica-tannin. ' w 0 UIIT’ARO
Prices Low. W are ', :3 mm ’
NllKWl-llll
commitments =
Have Opened To-Day . 1
TheirFuIl Line of -
sums lllllllll'l's,
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, s YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOTHING
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.Saturdav, Feb. 25th.
COMSTOCK BROS. ,
insurance minding, ... Masonic Building,
So. Nor-walk. Norwalk.
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Houses AND LOT
FARMS
'couurav"“ii‘ésIDENcEs
FOR siren;
. INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
ll‘ Bfii'l' KEOWN EKGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
Souru nonwggu. coun.
'WMTAYLOW
CARPETS! CARPETS!
WWMRweclattro-ofaaymintbesuuat
Lowest Prlces for C a 311 .
wwmmar mhm Misfit. 70:. we Mn. llcavy
WINDOW SIIADEB.
ROMEO MUD” Jami-glottal, with fringe. all reedyto hang, we. ’ Spring
{inn axe. calmed £33m lea-em ell-MAR. alillraael’oleeand 'l’rinunmge
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WAIL PAPER.
inner»: which or KIT." rnmnxa World. tilt c) are per roll.
new styles, ctr teak pencil. Without (Mic to”: per roll.
PORN ITURE
(M Mite. “UM. ”lama-finite. up. I'atnataadcbmyliedroomiluiu. as
finggwn-nny. Id ‘ ' were. at law Per-rm. lace Cartel»,
f ’ Mme-multicu- foandhereatlcuthancity
eadlaidbyhacticalls'pbolum Wedoulncwovkauaycityhouec,
inactive-thetaarbaetm. “Win barge.
C. E. SMITH’S,
80.2 ml: it... (armor “Witt W ad livpti‘eharelee.)
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Mutilated in Sew Tort €in It“.
Phin Cold.
CONN.
Special Prices
to
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and
Bill l. ilitlts
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covered with
\iekei Plate
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it is made in
Yolilt
own town.
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Agent for the
celebrated
it 1 0 If I 0 N ll
RANGES
Plumbers and
5—K!“
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
Gas
Fitter». Slit“?
and
Tie Roofers.
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