W of the Republican Na-
rswssalses Ill mm.
. , tloaal Convention.
weaponry usual: Thurs
toa’s opening Address.
A TRIBUTE 'l'll GENERAL WAN.
A room we... to the ann-
Isa-sat.
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awomMm-n:
Decorated—lea- M the M
nap-alien- Sonia-aw
ems—mmu-apaasssrth
picturesque coloring been aosplandld.
wcyheecanhe sssn withmt eflort,-and
yetanandienceoileuthanlonlllappeantc
beanalmosteonntle-mnltihude, new.
aidcsnt sweep at thagraat gallery alone,
which-eel: nearlyullo premium
which imposes even those familiar with
'ureatandiencenandthewhokmhathed
inailoodofeleetrlclight, shed by 2.500 in
caddeaeentlamps. is grand beyond concep-
lion. Theanditoliunl is as) (net long-no
lat feet wide, with two-ids balconies and a
great gelhsyfiheseatsin which rise ties-en
tieratauangleot iortydegrees
The stage, which is but slightly raised
\ atierofboaesat
.3" “ .Jr
1 Q \t\ leithu' side. no.
‘u
the president’s
form, which is in the
center, several bun.
mjmtfilwseata:
.r . . “D MIL.” .3!
mouse zsrluscaconven t ion '“
cliedto order probably 9,000 people were
withinthe glance at Chairman Jones' eye.
Thedccorationsappearatfiflehewfldeflng
atlrst TheWalheeiling and everypost,
filhrandpamlarecovaredwlthflaabnnt
incandstrnamers invaried artistic designs
adynololaand pens-sits and paintings oi
hm scenes are everywhere. The red,
whiteandblneisconapicnounol oonrse,bnt
apnetsheetofterraeottahuntinghangaas
aroofpiecethronghwhiehthesnnilghtponn
m- a great was space just above the
gallsymndthiaaoherhitoteoloflagreliem
thsotherwiselnonotonons ofths
Woolen Butevnthe-alightshines
oflydimlyiathegmthamthaeleetric illn.
being, uponfor light, be
annottha imponibility of protecting the
andiulceisl the present unfinished state oi
Illshnildinxiromtheheatolthnslm.
lbsolihdetaihof theauditla'inmdeo
eratinsare worth a...—
W church. opened was usy-r.
tary. lit. Fernanda. otlhelbtionaleomlnit-
Chairmndoaes‘amlonneedthatthe
cllAlIulAl JOKES ul'ENiN‘u‘ Till (roam
tee, would read the call for the convention
fined by the national committee. Allusiom
intheealltothepositionof the party upon
the tarii! question, to the determination of
the party to haven fair election on honed
count, and to other points, were applauded.
Upon the conclusion of the reading of the
callChairman-lones steppedtoihe iront of
the phtiorm and spoke as follows:
'i’hellepuhlican party may well he congrats}.
lated, through unrepresented“! here ambled.
upon the auspicious that lies before it»
Wlaeandcourageouaaction by this conrention
will unruly lead to victory in the calls-
peign upon which we are about to enter.
There can be no doubt as to which side the great
majority of votes will fall if each party he tried
by its record; if the grand achievements of the
Republican party be appreciated. and the utter
failure at the Democratic party he understood.
Tinctwo parties are diametrically opposite to
each other. One tavern progress: the other rah
mzressi-lll. One lifts up, the ethercastsdown
Thanks i l Mr. Cleveland and his southern allies.
. the Democratlc party has thrown olihedir
guise in which it has heretofore fought
its battles in the northern states. and
hasbollily declared (or British free trade.and
against Alncrimn protection. This avowal has
caused lunch adulation in certain sections of this
country. and in all oi England. which has. from
the beginning. been hostile to the industrial
progress of the United States; but it has fallen
heavily upon the ears of the patriotic portion
ottheDempa-atic party. However.we mnstnot
expect that thin la the end of dhhonest pre-
tenses. Deceit. fallacies and so;histry will
agaiuhereaortedto and practiced. Therefore,
weshonldhaveaplatiorm based upon truene
public-all principles; free from equivocation or
ambiguity, and should nominate candidatea who
are the embodiment of these principles.
Mr. Jonaspokeirl a lowroice,andeould
notbedistinctlyheard. At the end of his
address he was loudly applauded, and the
applause was renewed when Temporary
Chairman Thurston was introduced.
Just as Chairman Thurston arose, Mr.
Odmrmdxansaapoppedupandsnhi that
his delegation declined to is responsible for
the ration of thc‘nationai committse, and de‘
siredtlntjherollofatateshecalledfor ions-
porary chairman
THE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
petition
thepmtecthmdhomehvuflnhomeshillaad
.2 mil. 3'35 um
I llolll cm.
2 ill Sillill Walls!
Plows, lload Machines he.
,Blllllllfl Broilers.
,, Slatejbofing !
SEATING
la eltln BLINK W ”“603. at
manor: aura
from destructive foreign coal ; stanlk for
at 51ml! per fill all lliil'll.
Partitlwiahlagfliaterunlng should call on or
Hummus.
a. nacn a co.
Wat- st..teet at Ilsviland Seals Roswell.
honlelsborsuainstthefreetradeherealaswhieh
would pauperiseand them all; stands
{ortheprotectionolthimm new
andopprraslveeuctioaand combination on!”
grog-tad capital and corporate power: stanlb
alaotortheproteetionofhotheapitalandmo'
rationfrolnconlseationand mohviolenea. and;
ahorealhstandaforthapsoteetion of theme-
tityand happine- ot the W home. It
wdcomeatoourahoreathedowntmddenandoll'
pressedofererylandmutitinaidathattheineav
timahle blessing of American cliiaeaahip. w
chasedwiththeprieeleasbloodotourhesoeaaad
Inartytaahailheeatendedtothoaeonlywhom “
infullsympathyanduocordwiththetundamental ,
After several days of uegotistiou‘ with the owners of H the ,
stuck of one of the largest importers in Boston, which was
sold by order of lhe Court of Insolvency, we succeeded in Berry Bros. [lard Oil Finish.
Wire also firms,
purchasing at ll mere nominal percentage on the cost oi iul.
_rtatlon. This stock, which was personally selected by Mr.
mean in Europe for this season’s trade, consists of
Cashmere Shawls Jerseys, White Goods Belles, crimson,
Spanish and Egyptian Lancer, Flounr age, Hamburgs,
lace Curtains, lied Spreads, Towels, stiller. its.
oarsrlrespsrtiralallyiodnastsiassrariaxthiastoehasit snahluutoglvaosreaslom-
usanepporlaaitytcseenlet‘hdee.”.hesh6oodaasiewthsn theaetaal coat. Wehavaroeal
onlylosounesatestewofthelasnyhavniasweshallelerJnt slilaeo-eaadseeforllslasrlves.
HAMBURG SKIBTINGS.
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Whammnlnémwlesmmmm;mmm l.lspaysre.wm.gh. ’
mhfimmfim$m’m=m m’fifm graham? - ,
”hammer. Weasm “may...
“gammyuumnuMwwumi ”qu'k-"fimmldn'm mm ~ ‘ ,
lltla‘il CROCHET EDGINGS. nanzormmnmaa
an 7.5.3:: Paar V ‘
‘3"- or TARTAR.
mum; ensllollaplsl,ls.m.§sodnc.psryieee: oar prieealoalldlsc.
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
Wflahhardiflghtnnaeamosttonlaheiro-alcto leach'oar era. ' tbasd'ltlr.
Che-lass.wilhy almanm.mwulmoudnnqs¢o§;?hmawmm
hang-ally: canhriernlncsndcalhrnidsrymulttoylaakelso-fllam prrpair; oar prices.25
Walhiegshirta,lrilnnled with ‘l'olchoa larealldcnl ‘ .eost t . i . -
prirer.2fl.m.?5aad':tlr.’ llroldery to-ahe roasSI 25 0 Si watch. our
Laces and Veilings.
Vail Laees,Egyplian Laces. oriental bases at less than liaif Cost
Creamraucylaesemontoinposhficperpieeeollt nonrprleaoal 7e. '
Crease Fancy laser, costinlmpottpuyardiourtinameeihn‘mail’lniy1.2.8.4.5and66.
The (transient Bargains In this Bale will he
Blad Chantilly, all Guinea Lanes, Planning: and Will
Mbmaillheofleredat that illhc each
enretheir “mum“ w .apprreiatcdhyowrpstrmto slates-tasters-
w. c.'Q|i_.Il'IZ.ARD. '
Til ll!___w__ m n!
CharlesESeymmr,
sling ’
mmww‘
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Gloom
' 70 Washington Street,
sense: some KOB'AIJ.‘
W.B.i"IALLaco
A 1.001: at Our Largc Assortment of
SEWERS!
i-‘. M. PIERCE;
sensmmm-mxsm “ . -.F R N ' ‘W m...
diheUuitedBtateaundlluholda um congress » H . . . I- SI“ ER PIPE
hasthe powerlosavehmeriean ciriliaatioa and J. TRISTRAM, - Alla
morality from m leprosy or Asiatic Will Satisfy You That For
mic-m contagion. ltmlnainiai- ()P'PICIAN, . . General Sewer Contractor
m? WW. 3»me “wk”; 83 lain so. South souls. Style, Prlce and Q ual Ity, " . ufifiwm'“ a“
gun“: as" shield tothou only who chalk...“ 00W" cam wwmgpom: The Place to Buy in at ‘ mamalffimmm":
criminal I W. the granules If: Oukmamofsn quality sodalseasonable ’ ealloahil. II“!
but the sword. m%w new; when not" DAVID S I CW 8 F- N‘— PIERCE
hasnowheeniapowernearlyiour’ala us ., , BO!”M“NM,CL
administration has been most NW”
those who hold oiliee,underit. «luloyaltyhaa
receivedtheapprovaloiereryenelnyofthem
ernnlent. 'l'heeourage oi llaforeignpolieyhaa
amused the great foreign powers and
everywward. its civil servlee huheenao
thoroughiyrrlornsedasto delight ILWigxina
MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.
“‘l’ried and 'l'rlumphant."
Its justice to the disabled soldiers haa woa
mwmmmmlmm M hpllihlislanfllssilsillss.
wounda lts financial manganeat has been OIIA'I'WWVQ'VIIIA‘I’UOI
safe because or its inability to destroy the rude AID nllaaalu'rr.
In: worm“: of Republican And
its unparalleled straddle of the tariil anwioaha
heennsourceofwondansentto"godaaadlaen.“
It is strong in the imbecilityot "iaaoeao-
drenctudr,"and deserves to live as a reminb
eeneeol promises («gotten and pledges our
deemed Therearethoaelnthialandwhosesnlto
believethatthemiuioaotthellepnhlieanparty
is at an end; that the emancipation
lioo,Appomattoxaad the eonstitntionalanland-
mrnta are at once the monumtaetitaglory
andlhegraveatoneaofitadelniar. neitheworh
(lithe-Republican partywlilneverhedonenuil
every American cities: entaalnto his unques-
tlonrd inheritance oi liberty. equal rights and
justice; undireprereatationinoon‘re-ishaard
nponvotesfreolyeastand fairlyconatcd: until
lads Inatrumant our l2 months In
mun-sm- Iantnsatarlala
manaatwortnlanah‘i-
murwaaaaslran. mneywllllnat
amine and Ilaeplntlsneatona-
was.” qtaayothar plane.
2 OVIII ”.000 Ill USE
.and is. null W pamphlet m
prloaa to .
I'll! TREAT & SHEPARD 00.,
I! castles: hart! Nrw Hausa, can.
sue
'aalnerron. Ilsalnru. bananas. hass-
roae. Ileouroslll ell ulcer Vllaavrn.
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
UP STAIN.
SOUTH NORWALK.
-——AT-—--
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
For Cash.
lugs-ails Carpets. . 15 cts. and Upwards
h
All Wool “ 50 “ “ ‘
Tapestry as 44 .5 66 Ce
Velvet “ el 00,
adrqnatcpmvisionhasheenlnade for thehelp
lessncasandold ageof the disabled , and
the widows and orphans at their dead
comrades (cheers); until those policies at
government which insure national and in-
dividual prosperity are firmly established,
and until patriothnl and loyalty are the
only qualifications, except fillies, tor oak-lat
position in the service oi lherepnbllc. These
arethoaeinlnelaadwhoinsist that them-pub
“u ham '0. 'III‘ .Yl-‘I'I 0' COD-I‘VIGU'.
THE BEST 0?
Meals,
fin—sf" one ” ninth}:
theehairnlan's duh Iicsn party keeps alive the old time acctitlnal
h . w W Address of the lion. John III. Thnratoa. Keeling. and that “ "mm to let “the dead
“I l and “Nebraska. pass bnry its drad." The Republican party
mitt-W 6 rs orm Coma—l am deeply Wand prays for the comingot the millen-
(KW Issuihleoi'the diatinguianrdhonoryou harem.- Ilium of its hope when in spirit and inch
m (arreduponmeasthepreaidiax editor or ym lies and Dixon‘sllae will he blotted out (or-
W [mm lamabonslndtnionhe ever; when fraternal tire and common interest
“bapUerhnst mnMdMMm-ndfl they shaluuihns all; when the whole people sun
.1mean manla~ flammkwfllhednetothe continn. be (mind nlticiustorvmr that the Inherited
A. 1". h It'd: gig, draped “in; “ institutionof Inga-n slavery was destroyed by
._...u 3...“: theinalicoofl (1le tollrthcrthat the
mafibsw‘mgg 1‘: hondsofuniuncouhl not be uwmmhpefum
5 at the battle of getherforalnarniitcsllt asthma! desuay,|oyal
an m M Athntz.‘ g mul- to a 00min: country and its uncon-
M “I“ w.“ melding. listw thatxlad tlnleeensea
\ mrmmmm m'mwanhmkMd“.
.aalmwadadhyaeircleefeleetrlcstars, hroadsnashiaeof satetyaadlledown
"0W0! Uneola and Grantdhe do Mil “IBM in '53 “mm shad-
“ hails mammoth in proportion ”a 0' W m The While!-
twlaiagthetwornoststrlhlag the to the new south with was
W amiss-uses
than; its Word an ”M“ “MW,”
sag-dad American iiald. fol-and
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alas eases- all visa
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tale st fish-III hue realm bytp
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Poultry,
”with
Central . Marie
olde- solielul sad genes dellvurd to
utility.
«‘m’a -_.~_
Veletlbles,
Always tashaalats-ed-alapsioswoalddowsll
him-rehash; Elsewfire.
any yart
‘Jlllll & lllll'llll. Mil.
Wall Papers, Shades, &c.
l. 1116!le & ill,
89 Washington Street, South [or-walk.
TI-IE PIGNIO SEASON IS HERE.
YOU CAN FIND A GOOD AWMIENT 0F
Canned Tongue, Deviled Meats. Ginger, Cocoallul, Orange
and Vanilla Wafers in decorated tin boxes, all kinds of Fancy
Cakes and Crackers, the Celebrated Cocoanut charoons, at
25c. per pound Schepp’s Royall Coconnut Tapioca Pudding
Preparation, just out. at 15c. per package; once tried is ll sure
friend. The Northfield Creamery Butter in one-half and one
pound prints, which has gained such a large reputation, is re-
duced to 30c. per pound. Also FirstClass Daily Buttcl, fresh,
Goods at the lowest lmssiblc prices
leave your orders ior Fruit and Vegetables.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
, we: /~
l: " "‘ 'i'
ll . ,
.1. Ellis.
all
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the Least and
’70 WASHINGTON STREET.
SEED POTATOES.
Early Mal-e ltose, .
unlne Ileaaty or Iehron,
lllalae Ins-hank.
. " White Elephant
Nova Sealia and N. l lose,
White star, ‘
- Queen of the Valor,
White Rose
l ‘ ‘s'fiu—ath' Pearl,
‘ “ . '“rIWe
GROERISMIEwu
”flames...
anuowoen. ~‘
SPECIAL JUNE SALE ..
rosy, and fine flavor, at 25c per pound. Also the very best
' We can give you the
Best Tea in town at 500 per pound. Our Coffees are the very
best. If you have not given us ll trial, mole and see us, and
C.E.Remson-
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The Msiropohtan's Record For l887.
Gala is number of ontslsadlag Pullers emu“
“mils . m
u unsun- lace-er, dariagl' my.“
mum Beer-.iptednflnnx tar. ma
Silverware.
Wan-non tothssepairluofh
watehundieaslryy.“
'ulaialsrees.
Want/l.
mama-es
so:
WilMllilfll llllll'.
Home Dusted Poultry s Specially.
cum Delivered Ira-pity. ,
an. amia‘mnsfnrllamsr. ,
Norwalk Chronicler