mu, m moms
SENATOR FIVE COMPARES PRO-
YECTION IND FREE TRADE.
[hi I'm Glut! “to Working Man Good
Wag-a. (loot! z'ootl. Good Cloth“, and
Gina Illa Children ”wallow—m w-
ter Wm Starvation.
y favors a proII-ItlI-c lurid
chiefly ort the best interests [If men who
M for wages What isa protective
tarlm Let me illustrate it ‘ifl that it will
buw’ithlu the cI'InIprehens‘Iun of this
mitt eyed boy I nee IIIIIIIII; in fore me,
in the illustration 1 shall be govemod
fancies Wherever 1
facts, not
fire wageelsh l ire those abroad at
the highest, and t lutitl at home at the
lowest. Now i! you please consider for
awhile \\ «mistook to be the l nited States,
New linen, England; and I take Eng-
land because it is the blunt wage pay-
country in the world outside this re-
pu lit: Ipro me to build a twelvesct
woolen mill Icre at “oodstoI-LI United
States, and its tract counttrpurt in New
Haven, England. I comment-c ban in
Woodstock l nited State a Ipay men who
excavate for the foundation from $1 to
‘1.“ a (lit, and the men who IIork in the
quarry an ’set the stone, from $1 30 to $3
adaynneu who make the bricks. from
.1 50b 02 a day; the painters. from $2
tow-day; the quarriers of elatc, from
‘IJSO to $2 a day, the mason-I who lay the
bricks, from $2 to $3 a IlaI; and when
my mill is complete it has cost me $400,—
,90 per cent. of the whole mount. be
lugmoney id for labor I step across
P into New I III,en for the time being Eng—
land, and l prm'ccd to erect the some
mill. To the men who excavate I pay
from 45 to 60 cents II day; to those who
quarry the rock and lay the inunda-
tIon from 60 mm cents a day; to tho
brick makers from 30 cents to 80 cents a
thy. I go to Stafiordahire and hire, it
u“ybe, 100 women to make my bricks,
pay them 31 cents a thousand, or, it
m be. I hire some little girls, hart-footed
bumheaded, from 10 to H years of
agate carry the wt clay in my brick
g on their little burc. heads from ii to
cents a day. I pay my masons at from
75 to 85 cents a day; my slaters $1 a day;
my painters from 80 cents to $1 aduy,
and when my mill is IomplI ted it has
cost me $200, 000 ll by this Inill $200,.
«)0 and the mill in \V'omlstock 4 WWW?
What makes this. Immense difierenoe in
cost? Remember that the mill ls 90pm
cent. labor,
Remember that the trees in our forests.
the clay In our banks. the stone and slate
, in our quarries, the coal' In our mines and
the Iron in the earth, are {m cheap as in
Europe. “I hat, then, makes the mill
here cost twice as much asthcrt-‘l Clearly,
only that labor hemispaid more than
twice as much as labor there.
I now build my machinery for the mill
inWoodstock, the United States. I yy
my machinists from $2.50 to $5a
and it costs me 875 Oil? I step (nor into
New Haven, England, and I pay my best
machinist $2 a day, and my machinery
coats me $36, 000 member that of the
machinery 90 per cent at least Is labor.
Now the mills are complete and here
in Woodstock, the United States, I hire
my men and my women, my setters, my
spinners, my wearers and my dressers.
Ipay my women from $6 to $5 a week,
my men from 310 to $20 a week [so
out a case of cloth at a cost to me of lgust.
3100.1go over into New Haven,
land, and hire m men and my women.
I pay my women {Prom $190M 83 II week,
in men from $4 to $7 a week. 1 pt out
0 case of code, and find its cost to
be just $50 ow if I can take that case
of cloth, mating $80, bri it here and
sell it in competition with t 0 case which
has cost here in Woodstock $100, don't
you see I can sell it for $.li,$101css than
the cost of the case here, and still make
a rotit 0! $1”? How long, then, will my
in Woodstock run against such tom
petition L5 that? \‘ow the Democratic
m'ea ye. under its doctrine of free
the right to buy In the cheapest
markets and sell in the dearest—make all
the goods you lease over there in New
Huron, Englan', send them freely here,
and sell them in competition with the
3 made in Woodstock. But, my
ocratic friend, will not the mill in
Woodstock be compelled to stop? "No."
How can it run? There is but one way on
the (ace of the earth it can, and that is by
cutting down the wages of the men who
work on the excavations, in the quarries,
on the foundation, in the brick 3:11:01
the plastercrs, the painters, t c Wood-
workers, the slatcrs, the machinists, and
the men and women who work in the
mills; to the waits paid in New Ilaven,
England, and en the mill can run.
Salya my friend who works in the mill.
cannot work, Mr. Frye, for any ouch
wagesas those you have named.’ ” ‘ ice
on can, for they do in Europe" ‘ But
couldn't have meat. every day, and the
comforts and luxuries for my family they
now enjoy.” “ 'No, you couldn't; but you
could have meat as often as once or twice
a week You could have sou every day,
thick cotton sweetened with molasses
and a dark colored whoatcn bread That
is free trade diet for workingmen.”
"But, Mr. Frye, I couldn‘t send my
children to the schools." "No, II ith your
tprldo you could not. dress them
5 your utialaction to aeud them to
achool; and, indeed, you would need
their services in the mil to help earn the:
bread they cut and such clothin as I!“ y
wear." "yllut. Mr. Frye, lcoul not have
any money; could never bu ahozm for
my family." “No, yoncoul not :Ihdthe
workers theredonot Inspect: J'I'Hheatl
who devoted ten years tIIa- at t
condition of the worklugmr . ofd
inauswer toa nestlon. . All: ‘1 It not
knowofono lllt ed or .In whoowmia
of land or the l. Iae stand
'p" Fryer Fourth oi
flown-Imam
ltthatarll unwed.” per
“robbery“?m " u the Democrats claim. what
urlloa tour-which III 89 per
i
that t.aridouwoollnobbery what!-
thatarlllourlu,whlchts100 cent?
It oftho Itin- Inton-
thotarlfl.
roducethe aridonlm .
000,
theta-Ill l. kick
on woo w pro-
“MOM revenue!
ectolratlucing the tarlflil to
farmer’a burdens whynotn»
mar. whichthatmhalto
tmluflittrotu
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mud.”
progn. ou the phi».
Edi-on says he tries nothing that don't
protuhe dollar- and cents.
Ellen Torry always carrier a ram
little sealed bottle for luck.
lln. Oella'l‘lmxtcr has been givin‘nad-
“collar own without)!“
Henri Rochelort ha a delicate face, with
due hewn features, white hair, mustache and
impala! and heavily liddad eyes.
A Bohr-ah girl chose for her graduating
any the rubjoct, “The Pomihilitim of the
Broom,” and in three weeks received and ac-
cepted an utter at marriage.
The exIEmpn- Carlotta of Mexico is not,
8 lately reported, in ill health. Physically
Ibo it as sound an ever, but her mind show!
no sign of regaining its normal condition.
Three sisters of the famous John inch, of
Punch, having long supported then-elven by
teaching school, are now In age in actual
want, and a subscription is being taken in
England for their relief.
Robert J. Burdette bus been taking a rat»-
ble through the Rocky mountalnt He lays
he waited a long time for the mountains to
cometo him and finally made up his mind
that he would have to follow in the footlwpl
of Mahomet.
John Franck Charles Herod, o! Baltim
tuicide. Before he took the fatal dose of
laudanum he paid all his bills, got all his
property in the most portable condition and
left the moat minute directions for bin fut»
oral and burial.
The woman despising German emperor has
consented that a bust of a woman shall have
a place among the memorial statuary at the
University of Berlin. The person than boa-
orcd is the late Countess Louise Ito-a, who
left a fortune to the university for the aid of
poor malical students and the promotion of
medical research.
San Francilco newspapers are dimming
the wonderful strength of Hans Hansen, 3‘
scam-n on the revenue cutter Corwiu, now in
the harbor there. For raking a disturbance
on board ship be was put in irons, but; giving
his wrists a sudden wrench be snapped the”
tough atcclbraceletsult they had been nub
of paper ‘
Countess Chcudou de Briulless, known in
Paris as a clever amateur actress, has got
herself talked about by a recent balloon trip
ahamadewith her husband. The car-wen
too alow to suit this couple, and no they
lna balloon trom Parisfortbeirm-
try matatEpornay. Whatilmorefllloyuot
there safely, and descended in the grounthot
their chateau before their servants and [or
nlturu had arrived.
Miss Alice B. Farley, of Port Hudson, 14.,
is a lragile little woman physically, but she
has shength’ot mind enough to conduct a
large cotton plantation luau-fully. 8h
threw into planting all the enthusinm and
pat-norm many women bet-tow in acquir-
cotton produced in the state ranks higher
than that which comes from her plantation.
Mary Anderson finds boating on the
Thames a great relaxation utter hurt! that
rical work. She will row four miles ata
stretch, and is as fresh at the finish as at the
start. She dresses for this exercise in a blue
munel dmintaaectod with kilo m
0! white, with lines of gold braid, sailor
,blonse bodice and akirt, and white straw
tailor hatwitb wide ribbon hand up-
right bunch ot loops. No corset, WW
druggling skirts interfere with her work.
pistol shot. on the Pacific coast, has but one
hand and one eye. Ills mother accidentally
knocked his eye out in flogging him (or some
youthtul indiscretiou, and his father acc'r
dentally chopped oi! his hand. He has cu-
couutercd the most astounding adventures
with wild and tumc animals,
struck by lightning once or twice, and yet It.
halwou numerous p as a pistol shot,
and has been callcrme “champion I.“
handed woman of the world.”
towritehcrpoems. It is constructed“
reeds, surrounded by a high badge of rum.
lathe niche o! the hedge cages of singing
birds are hidden, and in one corner there is
a («attain of perfumed water. In the mid»
tile 01 the room is a money bank and a great
and [town in the form of a. writing desk.
will indite her verses. The ground is covered
with a thick, soft carpet of green turf, and a
hammock is slung on one aide with golden
cords
Cincinnati Enquirer, was seated at his desk
up to his eyes in business, when a bumptiouu
young reporter strolled in from the city ad-
ltor'a room, and, seating himull familiarly
near the cditcrdn—chiel’, inquired In In 01
hand way, “Well, Mac, how does the MI
panont tonight!" Not in the lent discon-
certedbythe extraordinary conduct of Ilia
aubordlnate, who, by the way, wan a new
comer on the paper and hardly known to
him, Mr. McLean responded luanappanntly
pleasant way: "Don’tcallme lac, ’ it maul
toatil; callnloJolumy.” Kedldl’tcall
38!"!-
Judge Joe Holt, who was in Buchanan's
cabinet and was alterwardr judge advocatc
m, ,laleadlng arerylouslylllaan-bv
according to a corrupoadant, who
docribeablmaadrlvlugthroogn the attack
on hit way to market in an old, broken do!!!
vehicle, the driver being a rough looking old
colored man. ”Judge llolt, " continua lb
wrlw,“llrelln great sack-ton ta 0 by
hour- ou Capitol hill, surrounded luputby
a brick wall and in part by a high tron 1m
Hedrivesoutluthtl old rig to market,“
he goes no wharcehe, baa nocompaaloua and
lhnveuererlaen him stop his carriage to
ape-k withauyom oravmtolook from the
windowtobow. Blahouaa ataatboca
tar-ea, mum-m
and villa lt- afla Mallard in they
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F. 0. Young, who is said to be the finest P
and ham been '
“Carmen Sylva," the queen of Rout-mull,
is having u “poet's chamber" built, whcrdu
freight Wulmfmmtnirvll
block of rock that is also covered with mom ‘
Upon this moss grownstone the queen porta- -
One night John R. McLean, editor of The ,
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Now is the time to put in your
Maud-NWT“, warez-it
llllllPP-CI SPIPPIIS
111810 mu. BUICK.
Wllll‘ll
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
AT LOW PRICES.
I‘m-launched III-worldmml
Cnlchesier
Creamery
Delivered By Careful Drivers.
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
lllMllNl] Blfll
WaMRucm-miatbsmz.
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First Illustrious
Butler
.8. P. STEVENS.
WI-III toyed-arm WI
JMmoflrtwthz‘mmoangn-tm
I renovation or
Pen Cells 011 dollar
ON ALI.
Retail Cash BIllII Anon-ting to (lac
Dollar or Over.
Brecptlag on Inn-all- Carpets,
Bleached all Unbleached .
Muslim. 1‘
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Elastic Protection.
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Perfect «cavity from all intruder: by night or by
day. by using a
Perfect lulu Pl Blillll Alan:
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ELECTRIC ClC LIGHTING
All modem Paul II: hooves elmald Impfoy Mic m
oiliuhungmw ByitaIl damn hot the Inc- of
mtrhtm I» donor may Anilolc how may he
figured instantly by one pm- mum, and or»
installed by simply (m min
Electric Door Bells
MCMMM sod an
*FAWGETI" S
MILJKERVI
Ermtbiaatnbraold outbdnrcduguat 13th.
Wt u» at am. Goods :5 to 50c.
No fronblmw poll to
be placed Imywhcre In rho
Hem ran at More and an outing may!"
ripe-clot awe taken in wmag m: already our-
pIIsrl. I‘ all on or addrm ,
Jackson Bros
“£2232“ 5“"? ,."‘,",‘.'"f: I
01”“de Bargain you urgent
FAWGETT’S
Cllll'l‘ CLCSINC lll'l‘ Sill
Trimmed llata $1 to 33.
FLOWERS 100. to 500.
73 IIIIII smut, South Norwalk.
Slate Roofing
We arcprqarcdtodo alntclaajobot
SLAPI'ING
In either BANGOR. IA" BAXOOB. at
"313013 81.51
all unit par lam all llllial'l
Pattie. III-mug Slate roofing uni-III! call on I»
before roatractlug eucwaaa.
A. BACK & Go.
Watet 5t" foot of HIM South Snail.
MATHUSHEK
DIRECT LISE Bfllfill.‘ #2,. fifirp
MAIN . ..
South Norwalk ,.-.. W.
«asp——
NEW YORK!
Comniciiéiu'g'huy 26, use
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' “'Alll. PAPERS,
20¢. [Double Roll.
I; Pun: Pariahflmb I 35):. per 1:, quarter the am of any other piano.
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Imtug mm .Imml at no ”I. ~” W
than Nam vmfrmlzz, lint Bltn.‘ ‘1 I‘IN STlll l‘IT
‘ loot oi Bookma— film»: an . ‘2’.(., “P.
p. III...I',III~I m Street
2 '59 .. .. acorn aouwaut.
S' gle Tickets 40¢ _. __ ,_
III , , ' ,. . '
Excursmm Ticket,” , an A I’I. Ill! LINI‘. lll’
WWII puma as ”M!“ memo any of the
employmolthe Mow title line on mam M
or ”authority.”-
flPllL PflINP!
mm every airman- md evening by
FIRST-CLASS lllClllS'Illl!
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PAINTS,
WmJt-tmm
Um HALL ml
WI-ll'l‘l‘l I3IJANKS '
Pain and Wall Paper Store.
~— Meats,
Builders Hardware,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. [lard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel [Door Mats,
W. O. QUIITARD,
PIANOS.
“Tried and Triumphant."
Plimullulilllitlusud lltplltl Tm.
OIIAT CAPAOI'YV 0F VIIIAYIOI
AID DUIAIILIYV.
' Inch tnatrumant over I! montha In
" urocauofconatmctlon. Immaterial.
.‘ and linear workmanablp.
FULLY WMIAITID. mnegwllllaar
a lifetime and been In Run. at one-
Bmoctrowr. "(llntl, Dan-urn, sum
moo, lioouroun on war wmarro.
“Ll A50"- ron rut tray! or Col-naturism.
i‘fio‘su ‘wno 25mm}:
rm: mm or:
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Vegetables,
Alway- fmhandatamodantcprlcowoalddowrll
loan-tun
central MPPlPl
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Firstfllass Restaurant
mull m 3.? Italian
with Wt IIIM‘I. m
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Billiard and Pool Booms.
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Maura. at armament,
mutants mm Minimum
3'. HAYES.
lie [all ltllll.
MEATS
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Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Order- Iollcltad and mwtmd to any part
at City.
JIlIIIl salmon. Pl'flll.
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ILL GRAPES.
W mum . manta arm ‘1'
Will“ i “PM. £3,553.12; LOWBSt P110613 l
nu m
mm” m an“! Ll“ Wllllll The Boat lloodrfor
EWMWMM Wk, w. 00mm. the Least lacy
gutting—pug 1' w..- ml” “0”. no. mar...-
:auut ? «II. II'IIIIII “PM, Willa, locust
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has“: ”Wflflhwflu
with, health. at
IBM (loan.
30m 0! ”Mil.
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Door a snot: mar,
Pnlalu Put all Mull PIIII'IIIIII
F'OR SALE B3.’
A. lllCKll & SCH,
39 ‘Washlugton Street, South Nor-walk.
'l‘lll Pllflllllll All] CflllPLE'I'E
Dry Goods House
W. B. HALL & (30.,
Located at Cor Main and Cannon Sts., Bridgeport
Is now thawing thousands of intelligent and economical people to their
HWONDERFUL AUG US'l‘ SA]; E———
fix
Which exceeds all other! in quantity, quality, atylc and variety. We have only room for a few
Specimen Bargains.
All we and 125g: Lam reduced to be All yam wide Canva- Cloths also 5:.
Cloth M: an I All It): and 12%; Crew
0: and 1% Challics Dow GKc. All like and the Banana 8: All 12;“: American Ging-
éA'I-EENS.
Our talc: of Sateen: have been the
nldaerotlowp- AUWiIlimanandxoc tourcconl. Web-relaunch? afthc that which will be
ill French Salam- which vacate, 40c and Eric,
ARE NOW MARKED” .5 CENTS
All we Batten. belt stylcl ma qualities, now We. All 15:, 17c and we Saleem down to t2xr.
Short Lengths and Ends.
Litmus-Wanda!)
mammal): nowl‘ic. yudahmflkwmmw I
WOOL GOODS.
HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS INDEED
I 1.2 wrm: PURE woor. amass,
All new chads, boat dollar goods, (mm now until September 2, 50 mute.
All Wool 50 Cent Suitings.
a) distinct etylco, all new, but our way in to close out. Your choice at only :55 cents.
REMNANTS AND SHORTzLENGTHS
mo end- at Drea- Goodm halt price. Barnum unmatchahtc all over them.
it. All lengths under 0 yards of Salem.
AI ill Washington Street
glass Jar of Pickled Lamb sTonguc, Richard it Robbins’ Lunch
Ham, Boned Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled “cats,
II bottle of Lime Fruit Juice for Lemonade, Coconnut Macca—
roni, Iced Honey Fingers, Cocoanut and Vanilla Cream ll titers,“
4th of July.
DEW 53013 IN.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 WASHINGTON STRIfiIfi'F.
A Look at. Our Large Anson-uncut of
”FURNITURE"
Willfintidy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy It! at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. '89 AND 91 MAIN S’T.
UP 811138.
SOUTH NORWAJ'IK.
FISH,
VEGETABLES,
FRUIT,
ALL mus or MEATS.
C.E.Re,mson.
onocsmas AND «Isa-rs
wrmowlfattuor-u
move“.
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W.B.HALL&CO
You can obtain a small lean New Haven Ham for boiling, II
and a large assortment with which to celebrate the Glorious
{unfimumlwa- “3
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BCCTS—
From 12 Bitterth Factorial;
Everything for foot-wear bell: mm
, fluid "Ilene“ being fight. each!
Par Below lllllll' litm-
{you
Stylet and prlccs too III-mu
to mention.
PLEASE can. an» Exam; 2 P
No trouble to show goods.
G..H HARVEY,
I2 Main Street.
South Norwalk‘.
Sterling
Pain Plllllll‘.
MADE of PURE 03m
of TART”.
PPP 11! PH ll!
Sold and recommended by
CharlesESey'mour,_-._=LI
anon-rm,
70 Washington Street,
SOUTH BOBWALK.
SEWERS'
F. M. PIERCE
Dram III
SEWER PIPE,
AND
General Sewer Contractor
nomination-kc with-lam
pl In this ci on momentum-Nam.
in consectwitkthe
sewers iutble citywill Itndittothcir WM“:
canon him.
F. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Nan-lb“.
The Metropolitan’s Record For l8tl7.
Gain in number of outstaudt Polloc- m
INK 2:8,0I5 n'g
(lain In Marta during 1” ”MM“.
“Gilli In Premium Income duringlw ,Slm
“fistula Interest Receipts during In. I“...
“(lain in GM Income during um.
Number of Death Claims id in
Amoco; paid to Policy-h are do
191 M.) m
Soothe): of Fellows in Force, I .3434».
New insurance erIteu durin 188’,
Capital and Surpllni for rccurltyof g“ diam
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over and above the m-ene required law (I
cent land all (dlhlr liabillh tea»: , 6t“) taffbl:
Amount ) t e ’ -
holder-I {or finingéc pl.
pro-cut invested hurts. 818.“, l
JOSEPH MK. A”
H. 3. R000,
Watches, ,
Jewelry,
anu—
Silverware.
W Intuition to m W of -
watchu sad jewelry”
93 Mull Street.
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one», 430 Main attic,
announce-r, «up.
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