NUMBER 217.
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SOUTH NORWALK. GONN’ESDAY, AUGUST 14. 1888.
In. .' 3.:fg‘fl‘nxdnmemkq " Ad ”2:230me is on ill. ways lining lelllr m. m "I“ “III“ aural. A 1'ng 1"!" my, 1... giggly, gm A 1“, S I," amal’l’”. N 0T1 CE!
min “A bolt“;- ”9 ,» _ _ ~——v—:«—-~~ lliss Carrie Palmer of New Haven i Pm I'lsbpswkata to “91.3.“, m Thls (luaufly, list a Protection to America- Werk-sa ; - ,sz . :r- mar—w... ..‘L’,:'."W7:"""' w: W”.
ls charmmmmuuo‘ggyu. m I The Carrie is having her masts short- visiting iu.tbis city. luvs Iss- ta the Crowd at the mug", in my, Belgium. 1 :07“. WOW." 9' lw'lfllt M ."’,',’,‘:,m“"” ”airway, memo; .31: Layout and Extent” .1 “gm.
M "n Mag:m:hd reflir'i'lgi'l’is? “ed" —-—-* 1‘1”" 3‘0"! Hoyt 5" W m. J “V“hhlmmmm‘m T-lz'l'inY Press in soswsrto several $“mmmml " ' transom-its ”M's” ‘
' . The A. ll. . ’ from iciti N York. HI. warp s-ss w ' ’ I mwmwww W... W m - m
Mummkllnstrestachool; ks It schoolhouse E Chm“ ‘"“ h”““"” n " "' a. M W " “'3’ ““0" '9'”! ml! u" inquiries csusedhy theDsntocrstic cit: p... stills rim and wsolss stat-siss- Drier Btreet,aad “ y
Itiss Cora Lsnsley has returned from a
visit inlNewsrk, N. J.
Miss Rosa Wank of Waterbury. ls viav
and residence of William . Smith.
Concordurseho teachool; keyatIrs.
Phil's residence, 0. to Concord street. and
allfactoriua.
110.14. lain-treat mar of Ann street: key at
party to-tnorrow.
The members of the republicandrnm
corps will take a sail to Roton to-‘rlight.
slot-salsa m yswesllsy, pies.
sssoa all our freight trains. Wit’anl
puckatawavsia thscrowd doing quiet asked
work. (lanrgls Pkihpawhorkaspaa altos he wiped the streaming sweat from his
"PRICE TWO CENTS.
to Woodward Avenue-
! of tlott (
I .‘i‘h‘i‘mm hflnmml’fld
lion trons.
cular about tha farmer being taxed as
per cent. on his flannel shirt. 57 percent.
tsrlag.
s atrottg fallow how much he sot The Executive Committee of the Wool
. . . . . . 0!! hi0 Mir ’2 W m" M ll“ '1“. etc, lisnufsctnrers' Association said in their “I Km
Wholg’s saloon and Al; lam ’ 'l‘h Bo m. __ .. . itlng Ilsa Dora Kruger. ,' :3.ng 3‘13";- ' 'm “31$:er #3:? “id ' etc, gives the following facts: published transactions in 1866: taken, orwhol asy in
its. max ”Tamwrahggs smut, key 9 wsyton Methodist Sunday. Thomas O'Gorman went to Block ls— .” "flm‘lfilmlldm’ m, u in costs ' A common suit of clothescostsln Ell" : "Independently of considerations de- 'WW
School will picnic at Long Neck, 1.. 1., land this morning on his vacation.
Impetus.
o... nflo’clocknoon WWW”- tom-mow. ,_ Mrs. William Dodson and sister. of
“I” 0' "mm" “h“ H) "Wm" “‘1 " Hubbell & Bartbol would like to hear Cincinnati, arevisiting 0- 11- Humor"-
Tltrss of ltile belloghltl 1—1—1) signifies the from some good hall team to make sr- James Beams of Bsyville, Its... la
rsngemeuts for a game. spending a few days with John Taylor
of this city.
U iii In! it of s i l . -" ‘
at...” W'Mmf“mio?a§.¥?“'.ii’fifo le. 3' Hoyt ‘ Son are having an .d' lira. W. H. Beers and daughter Hillie,
do" m on," “d m, mg ltton built on their dock. The pile- h to N H ‘ p
- tupths boxsnd a n or touch the an", i, at “0,3 now ave gone ew oven to spend a ew
“all: coughs next a; traumxigemm- L._ weeks with llrs. James Sobey.
“fixggmnmg mil, mm... m n; —An exhibition of the Perfect Hand Miss Violetta Wilkins is stopping for s
Will-w. SAIL'Ebcifgiggnifi Fire Extinguisher will be given in the week at the Mshacksmo Hotel, thegued
public square on Thursday, Aug. 16, to
which the attention of all business men
is cordially invited.
of her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Studwell.
Misses Blanche and Irene Harahall, of
Bayport, are spending a few days with
lira. William Wilkins on Lowe street.
Messrs. Elbert and Howard Ball, of
Green’s Point, N. Y.. are visiting with
their grandparents. fir. and Mrs. Eli
Downs, on Woodward Avenue.
lint-tare Almanac for Tia-Morrow.
Higbtide Low tide Sunrises Sun sets
5.24 11.2l 5.02 6.51
The new addition on Lounsbury,
Mathewson d: Co.'s building is nearly
completed, and they‘will occupy it in a
short time.
Burr Smith has bought a lot on Isaacs
place. fl ~~_‘_
The “blister Club,” of New York,
are at Dorlon's Point today.
The Norwulk Canoe Club proposes to
take a cruise through the Sound in a few
days and stop at the watering places in
this vicinity.
Drowned in the “'3!th Ilvwr Ital"-
1.
Joseph Ennis of Westport was knock-
ed overboard by the boom while at work
with Wm. llsaon in a sailboat dredging
oysters in the Westport River at a place
called Point Judy, near Noah Bradley's
place, yesterday. Ennis ‘ was pulling
dredges which were very.” heavy. when
The regular meeting of the borough »—
fire police will be held this evening. Mr. Acton has torn down the barn
which was partly destroyed by fire some
time ago, and is about to erect a new
and larger one in its place.
The W. C. T. U. earnestly invite all
members of the Y's to meet with them,
Wednesday p. m. at half past three
o'clock, at their room on Eliszbeth 8t.
-—Genuine Sweet Pots—toes at W. How-
ard Seymour'- «‘Haviland's Block.
Charles Ferris, of East Norwslk, has
gone to Yonkers to straighten out the
district wires of the Schuyler Electric
Light Company, of that place.
Badman, the photographer, has pre
sented to the Germain Saengerbund a
very tine photograph of the Saengerhund
in a group. The photograph is 12:14
inches in use.
~Pillow Shams, ladies' white dresses
and summer clothing lunndried in the
best manner at the Old Well Laundry,
8'! Washington street.
The large elm tree which stood in
front of the residence of Harry Sey-
mour has been cut down. Mr. Seymour
thinks, from what he can gather from
the inside of the trunk, that the tree is
about 120 years old.
could reach him. He was about thirty- i”
dredged last night and the body was
found.
Norwalk list-gates“ Bastard.
The delegates to the WNWBM‘
vention in Hartford will leave here this
afternoon. They are James K. Crofut,
Rumell Frost, George Byington and D.
This noon a team of horses started ”to
run from J. W. Studwell's store. They
were stopped in front of Crofut &
' ,1“ Knapp's by one of the sho '3 men. P- ”OWL The preliminary '0" 0' A ”W character, who '“ thatfree trade would not disturb their . . . . . ' - ’ .
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in the welt He starts to -day or to- A leap year'party arranged by live ing. w nothing could be proven, waslet .. And do those W I'm". In” to $13.40, . . ; lettertotltc editor ofthe Indium: and spit or
w Who his “cc r will be is ladies of this city took five young men, "M ;;;;;il; ...._.. “ goonpsymeat of costs.” we are in- “my ““5“? “‘9 MM Wild" in “"0 A bu Dali be ”“1"“ "mm
mono . esso m .Dorlon's “d gave “mm a “we, "'3‘. . ' - (m by the Sentinel. If nothing “ so i ,fl ,country wasbuilt up undersdutyof $28 if to I W. among ot r Ike-oval.
not y at known._<__ - last night A pleasant time was en '0 - A farmer drove '0 u". c“, u". morn could be ’ h' h M M ' I 3 ‘0“ 1“ mm rails "m ‘0“ here thing! “"1 moved ”at.
A 1”"! of ”METWPIE we“ out ed by a“ ’ J y ing with a loadof potatoes. On his he ,30'“ against "" " I '7'“ ”Well, rstd' thellelgisn manufacturerrt‘o, m just one dollar less than the "Speaking, asswoolen manufacturer, ,Jflgonih‘fl“ ”w“ n, '
ssitin h“ "an“, notwithstandin ' -- ,M, ._,_ horse wasaharness over one hundred. recall to P" “3'“? I". 3. "'3'” "’1“ ”'10" Wins men formethst . ld t ofthat of the bill which concerns GoodssndJewlery on eckl slid lastsly
3 3' 5 There will he a hearing of arties in- rears old and n was in .13 my. ”3"? ""3 4"“ "I 0' “WWW": itisthis taritl which keeps their ws es 0mm" o y. . . E in trees I havstosa that i think "m" W7m9‘mmf‘wshl 5‘”
the cool weather. From all accounts no . _p - . '3 300‘ 'mm 3,, South gm... A man 5, . ‘ Take another illustration. The price: ’ ' y
one sullered from the chilling blasts to “"99"“ m ““3 “WI" 0‘ 1491"!st CV9- of preservation. It attracted consid' er- J ' up higher than ours. and tell them that .it the heat bill that has ever been framed
to Spring street, and Day strea toWoodr
ward avenue, at the Council room, Hon-
day evening, Aug. 27th.
any great extent. “’19 attention.
William Barty was arrested Sunday
10" drunkenness. Monday “w""lm "“ This morning's-bout 5.40 a large quan-
10'9 JudgeKnapp h“ '” fined "'00 “d tity of lumber either foil or was blown
aorta. in all 312-75- H“ "'3 “he“ to on Hatch. Bailey £0033 dock. Horace
Bridgeport j.“ in default of nyIIOllll. immediately jumped into . boat ”d, .'_
Sunday afternoon Thomas Jam.“ was let considerable work, got it to the dock
arrested for being intoxicated Judge again. _,
Knapp lined him 35.“) and costs in all ——Try DeKlyn's health bread. Trade
810.76. Chief Vollmer took him to Bridge mark registered,
port'Jall yesterday noon '0' non-pay- A genuine surprise party was given
m I ——-——‘ . , Hrs. L. D. Wheeler last evening at the
”B“! Patent Medicines at Plalsted " residence of her son-in-law, R. M. Hoyt,
3083' O’Gorman of Providence, R. 1., in celebration of her 83dbirth-day. There
a ’ f the were present besides the family, a 'num—
mféigi‘i'ififif’fii’fiu :mume her of seed "loud-- I: was s most hap-
the management of the store while his P7 reunion.
- . rooda —-0n Wednedelmh, and until
23mg: away buying for the herNtthill olfer for sale at
. . —"‘_" ll . “a my store. No. 2"! Washington Street, on
1“ leble, 3'" l". '8 mm“ ‘ account of removal, my entire stock of
with “19.9."! “0'.“ Omaha, Neb., tha Watches, Jewelry and Silverware, at
W m a". c“, yesterday while agsneral reduction of 10 per cent., and
:2“: thror’gh thanu::g.‘::Dtm on special linssgffllady's jewelry 25 per
' "end ”1"“ ' . t.
also are prominent in western business “a“ “on" 0’
circles. _______
The report that the "City of dA.lb:tiyt
had been chartered by the San o n
Steamboat 00.. to run regularly on that 3"?" ' h“ mm "0'“ the me“ '19]:
route. is not an The no“, of Albany” their respective streets. After h‘as w he;
ran on that route last Sunday, and will :imhxm 0:: 03;:“12d is u :
gainers next Sunday. Tb“ u all there high a pitch as ever. Now. if there are
flat rda . ht P t _ k Dugsn was any men incline: that way, let them
a ’ “'5 ‘ "° k themselves nown.
arrested. He was drunk and in a quar- ma e _———————,— h ' II
ruling mood. Yesterday morning he “’9 Danbury N9" 8"". l 9 0 0"
was brought toa sense 0' justice by ,0, ing account of Fridays game in that
via slice of .00 and costs, in all “"7“:
all“? am": money topay he will The friendly ball game yesterday. at
Solid for “minors-‘3; —‘;;—'~..
ll - Tho-.- Wca-‘v " r. . '
is mic or the men woo has raised a large
this vicinity.—Bridgeport Standard.
Prohibitioalst Meeting To-wlghl.
The Prohibitionists meet in their hall
on Elizabeth street to-night for a gen—
eraltalk-over of pending events and a
re-enthusing of each other. Everybody
is invited. The ladies of the W. C. T.
U.. and all other ladies, cordially invit-
ed. Gentlemen of every shade of polit-
ical views will be welcome. Rev. H. A.
Delano, upon invitation, will speak up-
on the following topic: "Principle and
Party}:
r. as. c. A.
The bi-monthly meeting of the Y. M.
C. A. last night was well attended, and
-—-—-———— after the business meeting an informal
Some time .80 'W0 “line. men ll." progg.mme of mm M mimm W“
:7 ing their places of business on Main and
Washington streets commenced to or-
of the programme.
TheTennis Club will hold a toutns-'
ment til-monow, August 15, open to
members in both singles and doubles.
Enuies should be made today, and the
drawing for partners and positions will
bsmsdeattbeY. I. C. A. rooms to-
night atOo'clock. Prizes will be given
to the successful competitors.
. . ‘ “10 White “m mldl, “gm . The Ya I. Os A. Bsniovaarsplsying O l d d “a:
:floblilod to work it out in Brldzellort “in” from thnix Steamer Company ”law today.“— w'flaoyupeoplsmda'notmfuwly W
. , ’ w- bread T ads of Norwalk and a tune from the Kohsu- n" n h“ .w., As!!- 1%, thawsy trainssre rnaovsr this road 3..
, --'l’ry DeKIyns health . ' z) Hose Company crested much sport. “may” morning shout terro'cloek Wm New York and Bus”. iii-rout
mark registered. and the game came very near extending Mrs. John Benson discovered . or. of "a, u. “,5” that ., own at the
into the darkness. The Kohsnsss won,
but the score stands, as far as we can
learn, 25 to 81 in favor of the Kohansas.
After the game the Norwslk boys were
treated to a clambako in Taylor's or-
chard, and in the evening they enjoyed
a carrysll ride about town.
cross uni-e.
burning briskly in a closet oathsgrossd
door of her house. She sasessdad is aa-
tlugulahlllg it after some difleulty, but
could not iludout whstcaussd it as there
wss nobody down stairs at the time
it started that she knewof. Rumors
was thought of it until last night, when
shewent upstairssud one of tbehsd
rooms was on tire. This was eatin-
The Stamford Base Ball Club claim, in
Sunday's Bun. to he the champions of
the Connecticut Stats League. it is
about time for the Dorhys. lituhurys
and Waterburys to claim l..st honor.
More jam-smasher" tied to it as
Dtsmford. The real and ~nly champions
”mum.” i about i ' lock Dr
W“ " "‘ our 00 s
Thain-m“ 01“" will!" m"““°" gm "13:”th to wllron point. gulshed after it had done roses-ratio
orthethorn-ismBullion-llMimi»0'“lc MhQIound Joseph balms"... damage. This makes four times ltr.
dice-Inf mlmml h” bssnlssued. do". 'llOllId m I!“ luuokmb’. mv.mmmgn “mm”
The W W“ ”MW ”PW" bale of cotton falling on it. The two urday.snd he is minor anxious to
VII mum. 70" P'ml’l".I ”Mb" mm the left leg were broken hav know the «use. The Ins srspistaly
moot, sums“: l" ”MM“ work, tween the knee and ankle. He was oflnoendlsry origiu.bstwho thsiacsa-
“9.409.“:le WWW-“”3“ brought to this city and madooomforl- dis-r is «south Mallow yet. In
for M climb ”kc “rm-”i able on the cu, or Albany.’which took Remson employs a numberof mecca
for initial- III-MI- arson; l" “W him to New York. so will go to Belle- his farm. and they mthaouly ones not
MM 01.88.97; W“ total. .518.- vus Hospital, where he will receive havehesn around the home for some
”70‘ W proper attention. The breaks were very time. Taken altogether it ass-a as if
Pallsdlno. theltaltsll murderer. lately bad ones. “A“ m. g ‘ someone was booad tohavu that-uses
mud; tll‘lft for 3” [all alrlllltlzkl’: Mfiiifimfligfij'... "
Italy. I'D 030d 1' l W The Young Republican Club of the
kamwmdll-MW willkoldsgrsadrstidostlos
tasthawonlduaslt llllllfll. a. now Mull.“ , m WW
mam mflgz" :7; day waning. 'f‘ltsrawlll be a flag raising
salasya P I “ “whaliypromlnsntmsommong
tin-MW n"‘l"l"""‘l"“l'wheat will ha General George A.
hmthstthsdssthplllli! l" “hm" Bhsrldao. Heine's hand will
“WWW“ "'* "fl" soils. Thalsdtssara latitude-d its mm sad
i It- _ i ‘lkh was: ,
Ivo- gsllarywilihasflhdffl.“ “a a" . “It"
compacted the train which Blaine was
on,andwovkedupon the large gather
ings‘ in the cities along the line.
Thole-slaw! 'Wlwlld, sits yrs-s."
fully the leading liew York journals for
thepsstatouth, and 1 had the... a
rule, only touching Iippsutly and sport
the mere surface the great ins! of the
campaign. They nldurn dheusa the
question, but are given almost entirely
to bald and unfounded statement. They
abound in the trifling conjectures auto
fording s dracussim’ of the tartil' quesv
the boost struck him and he lost his bal- tiw—bolb rider—Ind itdoiur it viih a
ance and fell overboard. llsson threw calmness M fairneu V“! MW'
him oarssnd slope, hutasheconldaot ableirrdeed. Ihaveletgofrons .! ll"
swim he was drowned before Isson mm! mills mm. and m. uk-
live years of age. The harbor was '0'" in reading Whin‘mwr'ofldr
and frank.
for your lively paper, although it by no
mesno voices, at all times, my own
vietva. Yours sincerely.
Alum “"“r’i:.:.i'ri.;.'.“ sis Justus.
family of boys. There are seven of the hour a” catiotfle film by sum. 9”?“
boys, six of them are voters and the sev- as to the number at “,0 M when
enth oasis "getting there." Tbefsther Blaine 9"“ through this a.” w,
and the six boys will all vote for Harri— calculated that there w“, in a... neighv
son and Morton. One of the boys is T. horhoud 0‘ twelve hundred PM“ in n,
W. Wood, who is sonlewhat known in .W' Some .1“, would, .0 my,"
have liked to have seen the occasion a
fizzle, thought the crowd would number
two or three hundred, while a few “Ir '
thnsiastic ltepublteanssaid there certsin- .
ly were three thousand in the throng.
With the diversity of opinion auto the
correct number it appears that the only
correct thing to do next time it for artiste
oneto motthe people andthen there
willbeno doubtsstojurithow thethittg
stands.
tune Club of florwslk at the Paw-es
House, Gauge City, Martha's Vineyard.
Friday night. The lsrgpdisisg hall was
tastefully decorated for the evniag.asd
musicwas furnished by the fitshburg
' wove ev '
given by the follows that allpresent :‘3‘::mz;”or‘; mutt:
heartily enjoyed. The talent displayed "'1' l ' 1,". silsir '.
was trulya surprise to many present. at l l ”a 'u the most ”’3'
Cskeandcreamwere servedatthaclost l y event of the ' l’i
Wellington B. Smith. of Wissted,aad
Ira. Ball. pvoprietrevs of the hotel. led
thegrsnd msrch,foilowetlbyCora-odoru
C. H. Tompkins and Ira. 1.. it. Could, of
llelrove. lava" and sixty other couples.
The Neptune Club will reassia here until
next Thursday.
thecrowtlasdltessyatllatalargmred- aded.
facedmsnwasesplainlugto him some
thing about the situation, sndsttha
mmetitaehefelt the people crowding
abouthint. Themanwassatrsucrr to
Iv.Philipa.bathsdidaotsuapect that
anythingwaa wrong. When Ir. Phil— said
ipsarrivedhotushediscovcssd that his
puvsswssgone. Fortsnstelythrrowas
onlyflisit.
ltisshoughtbyruanythatsgangsc‘
Eorros Smtm: l have read m
which csndidatewill beat and counters mp1” 2""! now I“ .60?" Til the theory t d is Wmmr 5"“ "”9“ "Ill” yarn.
sting the lists of those whoare changins 2:3" “'13:?” l . “tsux.."ol: England theorizing: satire: ”4 "5"" Ha i' 'l“; “Ml“ and
party affiliations. The Sentinel is of. '1' 10" "ll! car ""080- ...” and 7 centss ”“1 bonus for tab . manager of the Lowell Manufacturing
gthe Evening Sentinel, l have cool,
I send you this word of commendation
1mm.
generally entitled to be believed inno- 1 iticsl W
cent. '5" M Mi" “' accusation. .lalkn’uezdwkksdmtotmuzl:
until found Juiltys-fgh-..
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It was amusing yesterday afternoon to
sortin'orri‘sd'
Ahopwaagiveuin honorof theSspv
“rain-murmur.
Anuillctsl' oilhOCoasoiidstedroad in
MWMMMJ—ifllm
tarot last our truck stops at Barle-
Jsactioasndliswloodos. Thapvrsciv’
paleausein ihsdslsyoftrsiasarisraout
oftheiaeflcisueyoftkessrvicehetwern
«W's—lad'rnswssrw.
‘Tilmiuhmkm'willhseuatlswad
butsahorttimsloagevatWalsck’atha
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for'drorrsiss," whisk Coll-sat
hasheasaaalosstogtvs formal-v.
batsatflaowtheoppartasflykssw
elated. Mover, on m, AW
”tintlauw Opera vi!
mammary-Mamm-
oftats
I”. sadly. " and we do not starve."
machine
he didn't pay those skilled men more, he
“(Win Amelie...“ whsnlgel
into flew York harbor with one hundred
dollars worth of carapringa l have to as,
Into your American flag and give up .60
aaduty. I only get $50 for what your
manufacturer gets 8100.”
duty coins from,” l asked.
we”. That is wily I can only pay fifty
cents par day, while you Americans pay
adalhr and a half.”
tskeoffthis tariilsndietyouresrsprinp
coma in trust” I asked.
l’d double my works here.
York harbor with them," he continued,
csthuarast’ icslly.
workmen who are getting “.50 a day
for making these same car spring in
America?” i asked.
while, hut~"
up 2’" l interrupted.
, the tax on lot rails. This deduct- r
work for fifty cents a day like our men.” ed from .33 12?: ’13 50 which should rectand for the interest of Iaasschu- AWsL-Ih‘yihfirll‘gemmfigr‘ m; where. ”a:
“ B" "'9'” see Politic” in A.” ' ' rests in many particulars. notably in “‘3" mm” mm ‘7
ics,”lssid,“wltotsllour labortn' gmen
crate, and then say if you believe they
have your interests at heart, whatever
professitwts they may make. The follow—
. . . . 'ls mostthen havebsen par 40 . “my, a
tag to from the (ongresatooal Record ”56"“? protection of I!“ m ., For “to.
of June to: ”An amendment ofleredlcl’m'” Em" l" ”m?g““ “in“ in mg ‘0 M” u" "hi: a noon BBACII sum.
to the llitls bill by a republican: No Tm” P" “Mm ”u” ‘b costofmsk'moolcn'gocod‘: with muscle micro-tor two-aunts »,
M g . "do, wm'w“ at2s.dd., or on cents per yard. Yet Ed, is menu vets er , . I‘llv'lmm’mm and, “mum 7
lt‘ , W” “n , Elm ”My, yoacsuhuy betterandnloresrtlsttcesr— thetrlslmfor nothing. under this 3: 3’5“ '8
:v'sl‘he'zlmz withinorin construction W“ n'omnv‘“mw. for 82* cents {been ld still M" the advan Guru Iollldcrilll
,3“, any m, jail, penitentiary 0, per yard than you can for the some. ”nmggr, pm this question of 832mm its
other penal or reformatory institute mi” hw’ , , lurid cannot viewed ”1 “ch ”P" _ mmmnw‘z
shallheimportedtntothe U.S.A.under A WW" ""5 *- Jm '1'“ ”Wrath s practical bunnrwflafldvmfl‘r memo. . units
a penalty of Wine each invoicsand
the forfeiture and destruction of said
Msndofthspackagssinwhtchthey
are contained." This amendment was
opposed by ttr. Hillssnd westerly - ”m” 75'3”)”. '.,,‘.'f’:'."...'t'...5 . ””3“””‘°"..,."""’ ”'3 mild:
voteoflfldemlltofl’lml’lm 'lleowrsdflo - 'gflzxaet'hnceatsnymr‘stsso farss
Another Wm' 'I' 05““ ‘° Wilson Points-s truest mum- . wouleninduatrluaru snorted."
“no. ' the ' , with are.
mmhitt which read I- 'v ththeaasvfnturstohecomes mhertestimonyolastmllllm
"I'll“ "W“ W manufacture 0' very important factor its the fm‘ws reserve for future communication. ”'3, g, 90%
which,“ thesalewhereorlscontrollad “murumnflmad'fl'alsoaoma facials regard tothewool if 1!- Wr 3‘
"I thiaeosssy. Dissassfastaavl itselstclt-
isgfrowtthefsvevthst-sstsslltha
“lorv
ratas”willbut “anathema
“Wbsalthtshew
seas mars ”only sham
"lathis enough to support not"! hsrl mt...»
land 80s., or 87.50. The cost. therefore.
would be “2.50. The actual cost is
".50. same as in England. An all wool
.10 suit such as that exhibited by liojor
lthioley costs just 1:2, or $10, in Lon-
don. .
Blankets vary in cost here from $1 to
.5 s pair. The retail price in England
is practically the some, and the blankets
compare favorably; that is, a pair of 05
blankets here would cost about All. its
equivalent’in England. Thsgovernment,
in a recent purchase of blankets made
abroad, discovered that the diilrmlce in
the price was only 30 cents a pair.
A calico dross can be bought in this
country ss low as d csntsper yard, ssuln
equivalent to the duty. if theprlce is
increased by the amount of the duty,
calico dresses cost nothing in England.
And yet the people go ragged. The fact
is they cost more in England than here.
And thisistrusofsllstsplecotton goods.
Astoddresscsn he boughthersss low
as 10 cents, and the duty is 17 cents.
mssdln sdut on wool the wool rnsn'
ufscturgrs would prefer 'a total abolition m or D”
of specific duties, provided they could
have all their raw material free, and an
actual net protectm of 25 per cent."
The ltills bill abolishes specific duties
and gives the manufacturer a net pro-
wetlonoinpercent. The raw mats-
risl. at which they are obliged to im-
port a very large amount, as this coun-
try does not produce half it consumes, ”I “1
comes in free. This certainly does not
look like a blow st woolen manufactur-
ing. 0n the contrary, testimony is ice my
cumulating‘ that the bill is what r.
unis claims it to he, a boot! to the wool- $fl§$fim ”° ”W ‘°
en manufacturer. A letter from Mr. '” ”2' “”5“” swcxwoon,
Arthur T. Lyman, of llolyoke, liaas., 7 To L“ g
on hlsrefllsal tornake his usual contriv , ' .
button to the Republican umwgll fund awh'i’i’l’diii‘gnim' ”Tami" thaw-=3.
of that city. has recently attracted con- ,g‘fig'ZWM' PP" gmfiflgfi'
Wanted.
siderable attention. lfr. Lyman istrsasv "
over and manager of the Hadley Coma 1-
TWO Furnishedltoonueithainthectty litu-
oupl. Address .
“arouses-undone .
“l have a wife and five children,” be
When I asked the proprietor ofthe
shop, an hour afterwards, why,
Clerkof
DatedstthsCltyof
lithdsyof Mashhad”
District of florwalk rs:
“Because for handicapped. l sell my
“Wheredoes this .50 that you pay as
“Why, it cranes from my men's
“ But suppose our government should
pony of Holyoke, with a capital of
$600,000. This company manufactures
“Wlastl"hs exclaimed, “sndlet ma
I‘d illl New Company, with a capital of 32,000,”.
This company makes ingrsin Wilton
and Brussella carpets, has 33 sets of
cards. 410 looms, 12,”) worsted spim
dlas,sod22cootba. The prorperityof been:
these great compsnies.in which it is
naiursltoauppoae ltr. Lyman is ”filer
what interested. means remunerative
employment for labor. This man lacer-
tainly entitled to a hearing when he
speskaof matters within his own prov-
ince. lie ssysthstthaltills bill is corr
ing them.
An example even more utonirhing is
found in the fact that while chloroform
issubjecttoaduty ofhtlceatsspound,
the domestic article is selling in this
mntry for 85 cents a pound, or actually
for 15 cents a pound less than the duty!
Turning to hardware we find the pros:
entprics of steel rsllsin this country is
maton. Thsduty istllsudthe
freight $2.50, together making $19.50,
“But would this not break up our grown in son-is. an
sail lw manic
Agents Wanted.
A mummcsilstoaoa. om.
c
ELMO“,
Southwest cor. lizabetltsadlhywsssls
. Susthlorwal.
"Yes it would break them up fora
”ltsthow long would it break them snll2t
” Why, air, until they were willing to 3m Wilt“.
be the British price of steel rails. if the
President's theory is correct. But the themstter of free wool.
of cut nails is Philadelphia is $2.00 for a' u, a... mm a, .00.“, m, CoII-se To Let.
i
keg of 100 pounds. The duty on cut.ufacturersaod of the laboring Wk, Tollmgmaugujstngéia‘cotntageoa
“My arm otothe ass. Heistha gxgizgh MW'rmifi 3.1:; 3mir'm”$’ml “I": W
M..- 1‘2: 2.”: ...--. rimsmwvwmmi '0' requiresof toussainetmclmv- r... M, an M... m ""
worstsgstssuaastoussd'rtrts. memento-tee erishorof countries. Briefly. m r, .
Again, not nails have been sold in this
countrysslowas flMskegoflwpsr
pounds, while the duty was “.50 a keg. ,
Thus, according to the Democratircircu-
Itsttdtag Sand" For sale.
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0 land I lull I!
- m simmfiimrm‘fi"
ID.
Read the actasndvotesofthedemo-
s
claimsto bf,’ protection “lbm%m,u¥w i134"? i:3;
f home productions s stemti gone. it .
Ifnayt'bei:dzvvelope-etit of thershou'ryaaof ”'WNMNNUMWII"! 00W
. ' ' ’ v I” (ll 39' ED (1
America, which will make it lllllld¢r m i mum their 5:9
Oyster Grounds For lulu.
hytrustsorother combinationaofcapir tern, with impvov I sad i illl' “' mw’t'. widt ” ”P59 W ‘
tal to depress the mullahororinr ”WW 'I I l. l the *m’WMwisthat-cu inantly ’8 AB! ”on!
crease the cost to the consumer.sz Wt """I with the ' 9'” sctqulng Ram“ '
not be imported into these United Supervisor 7. l. . work “M. srenutfm m” the idea
States.” This amendment was alsoopv ”a, in the 'flcm'llmhap'.” of .ufiouf'rssmwuul. AM“ d’ W .7” m
voteof 106 democratsto'ltlrepubltssna. wovkw'tllbs ”I ll n, sndthsrlilitll‘vm thatths of
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and referred to a city meeting to
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so that is ears of as emergency either BRIDGEPORT.
MRS. WM. H. .rmvu,’
Wo”o7.'ft‘:‘o.m repaired. m Isis st. manna. -
AdjournsdsatltAsg.27th. stutte:.l.s-tsh.!lsvrsr.
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