The New Jersey Democratic ‘duction of the redundant revenue of the ,rately. and two of the nominations were fl, Political Millions. RENDRSR tS WINNIE- em-mnvmsy emu-alum. Enema, Pa, May 4—»Angust Ziegel,a Sarmamaged 50,came Irma NewYork to Lynnport last ycar, when he began living sacholy. Last week he visited New York, sndwheu be returned hewas more down hearted than ever. Before hewent to New York he called on his nearmt neighbors, Daniel Schroer and‘wife. and talks Schroar State Convention. TllBI DECLARE” POI! CLEVELAND. Providence Journal Itoad Out of the no. public": Party at tho Illsoda Island Convention—Minna Republicans l-‘avor "artisan—Other Political News. Tus'roN,N ..J, May 3. -—New Jersey Dem- ocrats yesterday for Cleveland and re- duction of the tariff. The W of United StatesSenatorBlodgett for a place among thadelegatmto St. Louis failed to develop intothe important struggle cam-tel. Ex- Alsslnblyman Pintard, of Monmouth, who was Senator Blodgett's spokesman on the door, spoke foraburyingof past issues be- tween the two [assent (unions of the New Jarsey Democracy. During Mr. Pintard‘s maaeh occurred the only real disorder of the III! The convention defeated Senator Blodgett byalargamajorityiuhiscamlidacyfor delegate at large. The mamful candidates were ex—Governor Leon Abbott, Governor Hobart 3. Green, Moses Bigelow and Senator PhilipP. Baker. . The district delegates are George Pfeiffer, JohnBummarilLG. D. W. Vroom, Isaac II. Adams, Millard F. Rom, Thomas N. McCor- mack, Nelson I’ideock, Johnson Cornish, William B. Gourley, Bauiuel B. Taylor, William Harrigan, George A. Hartford, Edward F. C Young, Peter Bauclc , Allan McDermott, of the state committee, who called the convention to order, made a brief speech. Prosecutor of the Pleas Charles HWinfield, of Hudson county, the temporary, chairman, wasfrequently interrupted by laughter and applause. lie spike of the tnriff’quostion in detail, denouncing the Republican party. The conunlttee on resolutions reporteda platform which went through with a hurrah. The .' ipal planks were as follows: ‘ Democratic party of New Jersey ro- adopts no its min of political faith and prac- tice the resolutions of the last Democratic national convention, embodying all the doc- trines and principles necessary for the proper conduct of national affairs demanded by the exigencies of the present time. " It the: I urges upon representatives of the Balloon“! party in congress “the early re watchedaman in New York In pay day, followad him, knocked him down, out his Mmbbedhupomn of mmumnw II“mayintheri'I'erImdesesped Biuoetheu he could not rest. Something seemed todraw, him to the spot where the munler was cun- wilted. Hamid he could live nolonger in film As yet the llama! the murdered man has not beangiveu. lateWodnesday Mrs. Schroer went into her hay mow to hunt eggs. and she there uncovered the dead body of Ziegel, with his hat on,hanging to the rafters. The confession and mieide have created u great sensation A Tramp I'addlar Who Wa- Blots. Anmrdwa, Pa. May t-‘l‘wo weeks ago Charles Weideman, a tramp and paddler about 70 years of age.came to the Lehigh county poor house suffering from fever count! byn wound in his leg. The fever proved fatal and Weidelnau was buried at Cedar- villa. His pack wasaearched and certifies“ were found denoting that Weideman has da- posited a 8500 Iowa barb mill bond and 0600 in Adelaidesilk mill in the'Seouod Nationalbankofthiscity, 82300 inAdelalde Silk mill bonds, an Iowa barb wire mill bond of thevnlue of" 6500, a judgment note for 31,500, given by Weiuacheimer & Newhard, leading merchants of this city, who failed a month ago, and,8130m of Reading and Columbia bonds, were also found. Weide- manwas a native of Germany and isnot known to have any relatives in America or in the old country. Ills (state will probably revert to the state. \l’hlrlod to Death In a Fly \l’hcol. Commons, 0., May A—A hon-ible acci- dent occurred at the Ohio state prison yester- day afternoon, which causad Frederick Boi- del, a three-year prisoner, his life. Beidel was employed as engineer, and had charge of ti) ponderous engine which furnishes power for Patton's foundry. At the time of the accident he was alone in the engine room. Thoforemnn of the the room. The fly wheel revolved vary due to a brick wall. Between them there was ampleroomforaman to stand, huttodoso was very dangerom when the engine was naming. Seidel would frequently stand in this perilous position, although often can- tionednottodo so. It is supposed be was caughtinthewheelanddashedtopieoea government, and the revision of the tariff, with a due regard for the interests of the agricullural and manufacturing industries, and of labor and capital to be affected “Kira-by." It then mys: "The Democratic party of New Jersey con- gratu‘ntes the party and the country that President. Cleveland has proven the falsity of Republican predictions‘of disaster to fol- low a I-hsngeto Democratic rule, but has, on the contrary, given us a pure, honest and eamomicaladminlstration, and from it has return at all smpiclon of corruption and job bery: basmalntalned thepeace and dignity of the nation; has so administered the finances as to uphold the public credit and retain the confidence of the financial world; has provided for the rehabilitation of the nary;haareduced the expenses of government; has restored millions of acres tothepublic domain, and has impartially enforced the laws throughout the length and breadth of thaland; andthat under his wise adminisr tration all sectional feeling and prejudice has baanoblitarated,andourcmntry hasbecome heartily and truly one, and north, south, east and wat have advanced to greater achieve meats and a common destiny. “For theta ream we recognize the wisdom of his ”nomination.” Thaplatformthanindmsss theactionsani.‘ administration of Governor Green, and de- nounces "the caucus legislation practiced by the Republican legislature at its last semion, by which thevotes of theRapublicanmem- hem of each house were Ina-ed, directed and controlled by the daefiou of a secret cauem fororagainat laws of general import, upon which the individual judgmtand TW- bility of each member was due to the state.” READ OUT——— OF THE PARTY. Provldoaoa Journal on Longer a Repub- lfeaa Organ—Rhoda Island Convention. Paovrnasca, May ll—‘l'he Republican state and the two district conventions for the choicaofdalagatmtothenational convention in Chicago,inJuue, were heldintha Provi- denonpca house. The names of the four delegates at large were acted upon aapa. The Edgar Thomson Strike Oil. l’irrsavno, May i—Master Workman Doyle has declared the strike at the Edgar Thomson steel works at an end. A meeting of the strikers was called to take final action in the matter. Bnannocx, Pa, May d—The foreman in the rail mill of the Edgar Thomson steel works reports over 400 Knights of Labor at work in his department, and that more men are applying for situations than can be ac— commodated. Everything In ltilil about Braddock has assumed its former prosperous anK-Iu'ance. The Pinkerton guards expect to be culird of! izIafcwdnys. Furnace B is out of blast for repairs, but will be put into service on Monday. Father Hickey denies absolutely tbut he is to be transferred on ac- count of his part‘ tion in the labor troubles. His dad isalso substantiated by Bishops Tuigg and helun. The Printing Ofleo Investigatlon. Ynsllixmns, May 4.—-M. Inesburg, a dealer in electrotype and stereotype materiaLs, of New York, was before the house commiteo investigating the management of the govern- ment printing ofilce, to answer the charge that be had bought brass, copper and other drum of Public Printer Rotmds, at the figures fa' which common stereotyping drum was sold. Ha producedtranscripts of ledger ac- counts and bills, showing that he paid for the dross and old material at the government printing office the current market prion Ila stated further that he was never favored by Mr. Rounds as a bidder, and that ho was a bilder a your ago under Public Printer Benedict, and that although he was the best rmponsible bidder, he was not. awarded the contract; that when he asked Benedict to explain, the latter mid be was going to stand by his friends. Ass 080,000 I'iro in Columbus. Conclave, 0., May a—Flre broke out late ymterday afternoon in the asbestos worlm of J. (l. l’ullingk Co,on8eiota street, by the uputting of a vat of boilhig tar. A strong wind blowingcausadtheflamea tosproad to surrounding bnikllngsfin spiteof theeffortl oftheflro gandforatimalt seemed a whole block of bulldin must go. The buildings destroyed were ton's mar chine shop, Talmage’s warehome, Pullingh asbtatos works,adwelling home owned by John L Gill, Pulling's machinashopandths contested, but all were elected, as follows: The following resolution was adopted: “We deem it expedient at this time to put on record the fact that the newspapers pub fished by The Providence Journal company have long ceased to represent the Republican party of this state. They have factiously op- pimd wise and well considered acts of legit lotion which were deviaed in the councils of the party, and have been approved by the consist of the people; they have wantonly misrepresented the acts and the motives of humble gentleman by whom them laws have been conscientiously and laboriolfly framed; they have, without either jus- tification or excuse, charged upon the party a selfish and corrupt use of the elective franchise; they have falsely and ma- liciously traducad thegood name of‘tha state; theyhavo betrayed thepartywhlchihay pro fused to support, and they have forfeited all dull: to public confidence." gnu-man hotel was also badly scorched. The buildings waranotrery aostlv,but with contents the lo. will amattotflldm; small insurance. Evidence Against Dyna-It" Koahler. Eats, Pa, May t—Important svldem Frank Koabler, the alleged dynamite fiend who is charged with blowing up the dwelling of F. ii. Mammoth, at Union City, any pivotal state. his believed, hm, Wednesday morning, has been dhcovaved. dist sooner or later Rhoda island‘ I defended will be found voting for Blaine. I: n... ’..-”Issui- Prohlbnloalsts. done. Ziegel was always morass and met- ' heconleaadthattbraayasrsagohehad, ‘ INOINO WI. term. Price according Slim, NO) as: figm‘m _ South Norwalk Conn. ALEX. S. GIBSON. t tonal Church. Water Orgasm of the ”gum: o l'ianoforto, 0rgIIu and Musical Composition. ~ 702 ly Luck Box 39 P. 0.. NflIiWAIIK, CORN. DB. C. I". BOUTWBLL. DENTIST. Dulce and Residence, house's mock. IAIN S'l‘., so NURWALK. 'lferlh extracted without Rein by the are Mllssor dikw It! er. _WOIlce opened evenIngs. SOCTII NOItWAIJt 8AYINGS BANK. f 5] “ashlngton Street. Open Daily from 9 to l! um, and from t toll p.Ia ' and on Saturday evenings from 6 to 8. Wintereal allowed on Deposits. ALDEN soul JOHN B slunuils. Vlwl’rea: . fat-11.0“ ll. KNAPP. Bee. sna'l'ress DB. McOONEGAL. ~07?!" AND nation's!— Cor. West Avenue and Butler street, Nouwarx. coax. ufhtc llours~llntll fl am. ; from I h d. and 7 to ll p.m.; Sundays—x w 4 p.m. H’Commnnicatlon by telephone. tf M W s. ISNAI’I‘, O A H Cl! ['1‘ EC'I‘. Is now prepared to make plans and s Mention- :nd superintend the construction of endings TERMS REASONABLE. Omen-Taylor‘s Building Washington 8t. 80. Norwalk P0. lio dazw X ”5. J; C. CBO“ I). Carpenter and Builder. Plans furniehul and Bellman:- given Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to She Ann street. lll‘ill’ Main P. u. x 443. South Norwalk Cl. ATTENTION. Sewing Machine Supplies, Attachments. Parts. Needles. Bells, etc. furnished General Itepalrlng of all kinds and makes of Sewm Machines. '..)! s ilAlLliR. sin 81.. co. Norwslk 858-” J It. BAY MON". Builder and (outractor. W ork done by the day or contract. Ollie foot of llavllaud St. on Water. PA). Box 617. dtw F 'I'IIODIIZS, .Jo AGENT ['01: Till: Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford AND M'J‘AILY I‘UIKLIC. ROWAYTON. CONN. J 1). JENNINGS. . Successor to L It. Qulmnni. Undertaker it EIIIlIIIIIIIer. No. 4 Knight St. llepider ce 5 Elm ht, 880 3m Nor“ nth, t‘onu. C. II. D'A IITOIS. Caterer for Weddings and Parties. constantly on hand forum rich and wrii His role braled flout lien. and Employmem ”like. SIDMAIN ST. 50. “EURWALK. CT. George II. llny Immd, FURMTU PE illlALEii ! And Furnishing Undertaker. (ad and see my lure stock of all kllldé of furniture 36 Main Street, Norwalk. Also prepared to fIInI'IIth t‘tl‘Llyfhill ' nIcI-amry for the Interment of lllt'tlt’ml, day I- IrnIg'II “-iIltphonc connection with residence ‘0. 3 Berkley place. Mch 19.61:: F. '1'. BYAT'I'. W llss nrcband the exclusive right for Norwaxk and all: Norwslk to use the [halal Electric Vibrator, and extracts teeth wlihonI In. and tree of any afra Odlcecw H’Artl lal teeth a specialty. andmldencaadjolnlnth-thodiet plumage, Norwalk, (It. Opencrenlngs f‘ltlm llnllllllellll and Hedonist he not buy almanmeator Headstone from any . p. hologram bulge direct to the chow rooms of w. llsus, Watersueet, Norwalk such-elect one all completesnd on willnotbadlm pIIInII-d In in appearance aria all kinds of building film? and cemetery work. P. W. BA'I‘ES. II Am A IIEMA RKABLI" SARSAPARILLA. Itasr Itch-roll. Mm. A. I". Quinlanl. £014.. Dull 8m: mY'our liarsaparllla has proved a great success In my case and has entirely cured Ina. i can alienate my housework now as well sal evsremld. Ilsva lived here tor so years that-men ready to testify'thstdo your ointment does all you t todo Interest in relating humanity, and lwlll do all Fran to encourage the people Io use your remarkable Yours'l’mly. lifts. L. U DAY. DENTAL NOTICE. DR. C. II. KENDALL, 1)“st lies named from Norwslk to fie-Ia lloI-wslk, where he will make a specialty of extrsetl wlorth without p. sad Insert test For the out sixty days prices wil be reduced. SETS COSTINO $15.00 To Olo 00. “ lo. 00 “ 8 50 OHIOII NO. .0 WASHINGTON 8T. l WILL PAY Till Highest Cash Price W roII flags. Bones, Bottles iron and Metals. me. i mknovlsgemsslllhertaekhyusdnrw tsl WILL“)! Populism, more mania. A second Hand Fire Safe "IRMA? DANIEL moment's. II I- drum “- BAKERY " FAWC'ETT’S .... W°'.'.:~:.*:':":;. .. ‘ , n I. om . Meals semniwmou PoIIIIIy, M AND—9 * Vegetables, Always fresh and at a moderate price would do well to call at the Central Marla Before Purchasing Elsewhere. Orders solicited and goods delivered to any part of City. Jlfllflli Silllllfllll, Pills. Fertilizers ! ””4.— of each track, during the Milton! A pril and May we will open: novelties in HATSand BUNNETS iadII-e ‘please call lefore purebneing eluwhera and exam neour stock. Trimmed Turbans from Oil. 50 up. DRESS MAKING —A'D— PURCHASING AGENCY. Mrs. J A. Decker Ilsa resumed Dressmsking in this city. and on and after April 2, will occupy Boom» M and It}. [luvlland'a Block, Washington Street. In connection therewith she will conduct a par chasing areucy. giving thereto her [arsenal attention in Newark every \\ ednesds ds‘y. Order“ or Drsasmasing or rose matcrislsof any klndcan be left at her lsceof business or addressed to her. Box”, South orwalk. Learners Wanted. The Metropolitan'wsdllecord for l887. Gsln in number of ontsundmg rollers during 137, 2‘8, Ill' .1 (lain in Assets dmiu: '“115. 3!, 2m ..ilu'ttfl. (Sam In i'remIII. u income dIIrin v IFB’L 8!. 1801.. 5‘(lain In Internet Receipts durmng 1:55;, 536, 6D “Gain in firms Income during 153?. Si 316. 32! 33 , " Number of Death Claims id in Ian 2: on ofgpgt paid to Policy he «tore during 1887, $2,- Nnmber of Policies in Force, 1.348.649. “-17—— New Insurance written during ltltlT, .19431800. Capital and Surplus for security of oliey- holders over and above the reserve required b 2law, (4 per cent.)and all otherlinbllltlee, 8t, 16!. Amount paid by the Company to 3its Policy holders for t‘,lalmI- etc , since organization plus preventlnvevtcd Assets. 815.663, lam JOSEPH LRIPNIK. Agent. H. s. ROOD, RAYMOND BROS. *-_...-__ Watches, Jewelry, -AXD~ Farmers should examine the Silverware- prices. and goods we are other- lug, before purchasing. Special attention paid to the repairing of file watches and jewel ry an Muln Sin-cl. 1mm MARKET out. (insulin—1|": Best. —0F Beef, Veal, Lamb, Mutton, Pork, Sell and hub, I'umI-Il Bret. Smoked Tongue. llama. shoulders, Baron Ilalognn, Prank- ALL GRADES , Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty. AND AT tlrdcrs Delivered l’romptly. . . CHARLES SMITH Lowest Pnces I 53 Washington street. ——-——m-~——-'_ GET TH E BES'I‘, The llest t‘oods for 6‘ film ‘ C , - ' Flor1da. ” the Least Money STEAM HEATER. -——.Ir—— H. S. BRHWN’S hour it sum: stout), imam-k A: Lane’ 9 Block. MAIN STREET. Slate Roofing! -—-«»4eo ————— V I Tw town. M We are prepared lotto stint clue Job of smfimfimfim baa: wigs: aha-1'11“} W. H. MEEKER, “I "W" ""gggam'r aaxooa. °' sole Agent for Norwalli. ”flaming Plumbing and law Prusm hating I c t I!" facilities tor rattlaz all rises of Pipes WASHINGTON lift. South NW3. Ct. he": all cents per [not all marl Parties wishing Illata roofing should call on at before ronlractlng elsewhere A. BACK 8: 00. Water BL. foot of [lavillld Bonn: Norwalh. CANDIES Of all kindr. “atolls- If. I. ”3.0.60 less to less. one... “than: Street. annual-our. cos a. connocomsmsaor coronation-mu- Short Hint. mtatmtslessdy. ”.03.... Social Etiquette. Mpilad from the latest and best works on the subject by "dust Matilda} mar. cents. no book mould In» use MrsJohnBollund MOBBI'I ”WI. 915-" J .H Klinefelter, anus ll Hams Fill Ilysmrs, .2: me... .. Vegetablffil, ”In“. WW... ...... “'.h flew Mn? fill. l. I, I. H. Ml. 11ml. 1. L. onion“; 00., ‘ mm WA, use. We will offer lo-dly, Saturday. April 7. a full line of Landre’ Celebrated Garden s I'C Them thhsamtlathlsmy. va1 package wnrssted. try thus. also.” other srtlelastointerestyou. laureates forn .. .... m. Choice New hairy Bastar,......... ... .... .Ib. Fresh Country . . . . .......... - ‘01- la. The Celebrated Drop Canned Goods, (strictly first-class) calflornla Evaporated Peaches and Apricots, Pruaells. Evaporated Raspberries Plued Chen-I New lap a sugar, While Clover away In the (Io-b, 'l'bo Celebrated I) account llaearoons, . ' Tomatoes,l:aa.................... ......................... .eel .aadllp The Finest Creamery Butler in Town, "Nos-flute“ Creamery.” fresh twice a week. In no and Ills. prints, 35c. III. ,3». for It.” Also at large variety of first-class goods. Call on Its and we will make you happy. CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR. SEED POTATOES. -——4—~4eo-—--— liar”? Maine Bose, nine Beauty ol'llehron, Maine Burbank. " White Elephant Nova Scotia and N. B. Bose, chlte Star, Queen of» the cVaIey, wanes». 6M Swamp Mammoth Pearl, Peerless. -—-— ——4w<-——— C.E-Renson. ; W. B. HALL & Cl, BRIDGEPORT. . SPRING-TIME. Another reason has comenpon as,brl th Itaowldese new ram-,mfuhmwadeshefu something didmm.’ In fact. a complete from all thing pertaining to winter. ~ W. B. HALL It ,, ' Who are located at ’ Cor. of Main «2 Canon 81:... Call attention with lust pride to their vast collaaioa of New Dress Goods, Silks, Gloaka, Wiupa, Ready-made Suits, and all that is new in Upholstery Goods and Curtains. ' Great Sale of Linens Housekeeping Goods. NEW PRICES AND NEW GOODS. We have just received our Spring Importation from the but manufacturersoftkewa‘ld. aadwill ‘c onlondaythelsmstaadllnaststoakoflneaswehaveeur shown. Ills not our aim to [It .- excitement on low-grade stuff that will prove a mm: to the ba baa 'aI-Ildat home, but to offer none-I well made the: wt l he a to sway finch-a thee-nu: to come again. For equal qualities BARB man UN 1380].”. TOWELS. i200 dtru‘nlof Bleached. flocksback Cream Damask, Outlaw Glass Cloth, Barasiey Clash, 'l'wlllwl. Lomn. flock and Bleached Damask Tom. “I“ ”3"“- ml Towels, kincluding on dozens of Knotted mags D-sa' 5mm Knotted triage German flack Towels, lac quality. at Ive. Bach. w. B. HALLeco- A NEW STOCK ._0P.__ GILT WALL PAPER Borders' In all Widths. Wall Paper Hung to Order. A. DIGKERMAN 85 SON’S, 39 Washington Street, South Norwslk. FOR YOUR Fresh Meats Ago-mm... PEOPLES’ MARKET. mmsmmuwmmnmmam—u. Afallhe DON’T FORGET 'rmt Prison, Peeples’ 359933.91: GROCERIES Amateurs --—A'l'm OLD ”A” We“. mmmnwrmmMmra-armm “flu-AIM
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