ML" ‘ ”h”: l8
ofallklndsbecama
le began to com-
the grandfather
t candidate
iruuited ellorts
. in 1842
was closed and the men who had
' ’ on the streets were
m were opened and
denoted 'ty. ,.
Amwmrsdcr of good
the latform of the two per
ounthat tho Democraticparty
advocates of slave and also the
hey wore the
who tricdto but]! up the Union,
the'liepublican party was just the
rev-re. I began to study, and found that
til south were free traders and slave
the interests of this
tgdnorth. particularly of the laboring
I am aprdiectiouist because I believe in
American standard of labor on Ameri-
Whenevm‘ thel Democratic
quote ccs thev a ways quote
W1 ldon’t ow what for,
“it's English, you know.’
A man told me once he was converted a
freefin’derin a theater one evening, bo-
" mam-n near him had asuit on which
1 he had based from a fashionable tailor
I. all palgnfio, while the suit he had on
. onlycost In 325, which he purchased in
pricey? paid f "ht: lg? filial?“
or t Jr 11 In
them received four shillings for
, lathe
don
the
making of the suit, while in this
thetailor received .2. 50am! the
outta Do you expect to get asuit
‘ of clothes for the same money when the
anthrs'otimeaasmnchasiu Eng-
Thopuddlsrs in Philadelphia £11
‘33:” and in England 31. 62.-—-J
arrettto Philadelphia Workingmcn.
DEWY AND THE TRUSTS.
The This last Gigantic Mmopollea in
W Are In Its Control.
From this time forth no Democrat need
whislipatosay yaword against trusts
and his party are hopelessly commitwd
in support of this peculiarformof mo-
aopoly. The vote in the house on the
Wt to the Mills bill fixes
link in the chain of damning evi-
Theee are the three great monop
the rs of which control
It
their will: The Standard oil
the sugar trust and the whisky
trust.
'fllefirst of these is the most gigantic
in the world. It crushes all
and fixcsthe price of a uni
use 19 5m 1;.“ We
It. W I A
hmwvothercoal oil productaat
“than“ which the
trust has made for him. The Standard
Oil trust notifies into every branch of the
Iinto every cut of
“It‘s“‘regreaeuta ire in Mr
igniting MrWhitncy sec-
rut-all! bury. its rcprcsentativeln
Mr. Payne senator from
iron in the house
dance
alias,
prices
trust,
mam WM tin plate in the
is the Standard oil trust
Tint m demands that tin plate,
used to lj“packages, shall be placedon
thalistfm The obedient servants of
the Standard ollgtrust have reduced the
tarllou tinplate inthc Mills bill so that
thadfistobs placed at its lowest
mm demand for the
thsdnty on tin late comes from
uootht worse than t t of the
many ruled pomggf titan
A. WI.- Trick.
”0 atalita to which the Democrats
”untimely theexposure of their
,w attitude on the tarid question
will.” (d (It, She's-Inpaign
P'- w expense) to
lead (Ia-mission" 8t and do-
it
oil
ovcrtwomillion
Inlet landtotbepuhlicdomaln, and a
“verbatim is tint of 82.400
arena! Kortbevu Pacificlands whichhad
ban locatedouthewrong sideofasurl;
the” line in
I’yac'reaongohem
nest n is
rl'fhlllitheaortofihlmblerig n
mnemmw s “f:
votea— ew or
his. .
‘ mmmamm
.aecaatly
a.law was felt allover ‘
glamto W mo
0! the droparnickaluintho-boa plau-
Onlyinthis Mills-quarter We“
alchalthatlstobedrolwed. Ahoacoutalar
luganoporagla- andaomehiddeu machin-
l'y,withaslot lathe lid, is wheattwhcd
toevery chair back intbe auditorium, and
allonowill havetodo togetan operagla-
will intodropinaquartor, whenadoorwill
open auknuatically, revealing the glam. An
miter has bee-rent to Pariafor 3,0000pal-a
glassesfor the experinwntalrmrtonthenew
sy.stem it has beensuggeated that the ar-
rangement would be imperfect without the
attachment of a powerlul mechanical claw
toaalze the temporary leases of a glawaud
boldhnnfirndyuntiltboglaas israplaoadla
the box and the lid closed upon it, but 111'.
Gilmore does not think that will halibut»
lutcly necessary.
Every part of each [ill will be so efleo-
lunlly stamped with animations that it be-
louga to the company, moving appeals to the
WW" ‘0 W W risk”. We“
of condlgn punishment it the article ha
stolen argumentative mtiona that It
control he pawued, armed elsewhere
without recognition of stolen goods, scrip-
tural quotations dawns-sting the abstract
wickednua of the“ and choieeeaeerpts firm
thepenal wdereqlecting lnlractioul o! the
law of mourn and tnum thatitiabelievcd
nobodywilldaretoatealoneoftboaeglanas.
—1\'ew York Sun.
Ohio's largest Poplar Tree.
Whntlsseld tohavebeeutbelargestpop
lartreeinOhio recently went down before
the woodmun‘s relentlen ax to add, if all
goes well, to the contents 0! a capitallds
purse. This monarch of the forest 'had a
traditional age, covering several centuria.
The oldest inhabitant of Tayla'ville, mar
whereitatoodmouldnotrecalla timewben
its majestic crown had not outshone tho“ of
all the other woodlawn figures. and when it
wasnotlooked upon asthepatrlarchot the
forest. A trunk measuring 11 fectslncha
in diameter proudly supported an upper
growth whose topmost point reached a
heightofmorethanwfeet. The hollowat
the base widened into scary chanIbeerhoaa
diameter-was 7 fect,and whose odd nooks
andoorners had denied shelter-tom
tlona of pruttling children and echoed the
sighs of nthousand lovers. No bough pro
jected from its trunk belowa height of 60
feet, but from thence upward it aprrad its
majestic shoots in every imaginable direc-
tion. Plainly it was too noble a tree to
stand,” the arguments of our timaarun.
andwbeuitwaslearnedthatit would yield
perhaps 3).!)le feet of excellent lumber, of
course it had to come down. Some portions
of it will be exhibited at the Cincinnati aa-
position—Glohe—Democrat.
The Cowardlce of Suicide.
New York city was shocked a few daysago
by a strange suicide in one of our leading
hotek, the motive smigued being the inability
of the one who took his own life to provide
for his family. And yet he killed himself
rather than stay by his loved cum and do
whathecould forthan: This iaaoillogical
that the temptation is to explain the deed on
the theory that the suicide is necemarily in.
sane.
But we doubtif it is just totakesucb a
charitable view of the caae. Thelenaubtle
Iaxplauatlon is more probablythstruaoue.
In aluawt every instance suicide springs
from cowardice. The self murderer dam
notfacetheeonsequeuceaol his own faults
orheahrinlmfromthe hard duties that»
company his life Theobolcebemakeamay
beuareamuable to the point of absurdity
and even madness, but weneednot refer the
acttoiuaanloy,novisit so regarded inlaw
unlemthcreisevidenceintmduced to prove
uuaouodness of mind. Very properly the
‘ lawregardsthelnicidou acrimiml,audit
maybe aided that generallyhe is a very
mean one—New York Coanmerclal Adver-
liver.
now Elephants Dirport Themselves.
Theelephaufis had their bathandagame
of ballet the Zoological garden the other
day. BmpreaaandJennlswlth shrill trum-
pctinga dashed into the big pool and enjoyed
thenuelrea like two schoolboya out for an
altcruoon’sawim. Empruwaaflrat in the
t watcr,and’funiesoonjumped luafterher
companion. They rolled over and eve,
climbed oueueh other’a hacksand plunged
together below the rurfacc,comlug to the
top with mom of delight and shunting out
from their long trunks great means of
water. Keeper Pcndergaat stimulated the
sport byesflng twoinflated bladders into
the pool, with which the enpsama sported
for a long time, catching them and throwing
them at each othefi beads. Whenthe
keeper thought that thefnnhadcoullnued
long enough he the unwilling beasts
out withalong . Thenhe threwaaeorw
alienated bladders on the brickpavelnsnt
unwinding the pool, which the elephants
muddwflhtheirfeetuntilallofthamhad
been exploded,a pounding in which they
award toaee almost as much sport as in
their lIaIlI.——l’hiladelphia limo.
APecullarlinaaethpavatlea.
Anewly arrived immigrant fromlreland
hadaavedcuough numeyto buyagood
ulverwatch,buthadnot moot
dexterityto tskecare of it. He let itfall
orwday,anddamageditloasrloulytbatit
wouldnotruu. More, hetookthawatrh
to a jeweler, and asked lulu’aow much it
woubicoattohavait
Thejewelarputhiaglaaaouhlseye,looked
lutotheinterior ofthewatcb aomeaecoodr.
mmedltmasveralumqandsald:
“It'l’lccatyou lvadollar’ato putltlu
ln‘:Flrodollar-ax An’ ml haven‘t adol-
‘Vl'benyoucan’tgatlt ”
Patmtchedhhheadm
ntohowkewastoobtalathaam
new
dialyhe
”Anal! Ihavalt l'llaluap em- tc the
widtbanmwlavfltwfl
forthamoneyto
carom—mus to «We...
Terrill-Companion. 0’“
“llama-mm
y-mwamuuaa
“all!
"(NEW AND m
be colored boats for museum
veryfaabiouabloia inlandon.
Buda‘anewmilltarylawwilllncreaashc
arrnybylwmom Halitopaaual
Astoria. Ora, has a China. midoaary
whomakea admire-ea iuthaatreats and-b
tractshrgeaudl-ol.
'l'hequchpecpleaaamtogrowrnoreand
moreoklsaa morally. Noweacuplafrom
owl-It wa'anovels luve been action-lo
andwlllheauugattheOpwahIParla
Electric enginsaol fill honepowrneh,
three together in aaehlecauofivawaking
independently,” slant to l- MW
locateamlocomotiveaon tbeletropolitau
Undugroundrallroad lunoudou
'l'houghl’hlladelphiahasnotmooeededla
fludingnaturalgaashenowhaaaneatsblilb—
nuntthatmauulacturssltatsiaceutsam
Mandmthmluflnflyprmit'flw
1&0!“wa
The Georgia fruit audvegetabla growers
have overdone thebuliuuthls year. The
mrkcth-bemgwandtheyhaveuuda
militiamen-y. llula-theycauavailthem-
aslveaoftheweaternmarketatbcywillhave
tonduoaoparationa
Ithafacgtlwugh a rather strange one,
tbatthreofourthofthebakerlwhoars em-
ployedinthe'UultedBtateaammsu of Gov»
manbirth. Comparatively iewwuum are
engaged in the occupation, althoughaolua
establ'lhmenfia employ womm for fancy
work.
TobaceoiatobcahutoutattheChambero
burg(Pa.)acaderny. Noboywillhe admit»
tedwhouuit in anyway. Boarding and
daypupilawillbetnatedalike. Theground
takenlsthattobaecoprudncsahanefuleffects
cutiiemimlsaudhealthoftheatudeuta.
Inapaneloverthcfireplaeeof the grand
nloon of Johnsbtaou'a new steam yaelt
W h set the name of the yacht in
millennium Eachlstraristwoinch-
in length. In all there are lib-whine,
averagingvtwo carats each, in the name.
ThisrareemblasoningwuthegiftolaBoa-
tonlriend.
Anunurual accomplishment for adog la
ahelfingpeqlmtaseotawholiveaina
nburbol Boatouahowa thatit isentirelya
«nine ponibility. Be Ink. a pod in hi
mouth,audaftevglvingit adeateroutwfl
withhhhethwhkhopuaigdropaitupcn
thegrouud. Aathepeaarolloutoftheopm
Mhetakesthem up one byoueand eats
them with evident relish, leaving the do
spiaedpoduntouched.
There is in a aouthan innnearyluman
8-year—old boy who has never been awake
alueethshourofhisbirth. Bewaathechild
ofapavalyticmotber,“ mmm‘
wresanda high, white fmmlm.
blackcurla. liisarmlanot than-a
ordmary' Inau’sthumh Ho lid on his bad
yeuraftsryear,mkingnonota of anything
thatpames. Twioeadayhsisaruuad
enough to take a little nourishment, and
thenrelapaseintoaleep.
Clevelandisa corruption of Climand. so
filled from its situation in a steep,recky
locality. Thurmuisfrom'i‘hov, the Baron
god.andman. ltalignratlvemeauiaglane
having the strength and wiadm of Thu.
Harriaonmeamflenry’asomorflan'y’aaou.
It is identical in meaning with Harrisor
Berries. {or-tonisa local name,tmmtha
parldIof orton,inKithadale,
8mm Mor,in the @133!“th
peat, and ten isfromdun,ahill. Horton,
thobigorgreathill.
The Edison Pbouograph company, which
owns allof Mr. Edison’s patentsforrecordp
inx.perpetnatiugandrejwodacingafliculate
speechinthellnited BtateaandCaaflhh-
bceu sold to Jane B. Uppinoott, of New
York and Pittsburg, for something over
n,,oooooa All improvements madede
the next fifteen years are tocoane to Mr
Lippincott. Bya contract made in larch
In“ with theAmevieuI'
Ilene-av, Splvltel'l'eday.
ldouotasktbatmenofwealthshallgiva
more mouoyto thechurch,which la often
thenltispoovtbanwhn ltia
rich; nor to thepoor and thrills-,whoau
unearned money oulykeepa in poverty 1
urgethatthepowertomakemouey,likeany
otherpoweniaatruat bestowed outhepus-
senor for humanity. The prneher who
preaches for hiaulary, notforfibespiritual
well being at his parkhionrl'a, is a mu-
oenary; the physiciauwhomtw his
feqmttocuretbealck, ham-Busty; the
lawyerwho pleads for hiahouorarimnot
lorjusticc,isameroenary; thepolitician
whoenactalawa forwhat hecanmake, not
fortbeoommunlty,iaa mercenary; no lo.
themauufacmrar,tbe maehanfltbstrlda’.
themseou'change, who ire-acts hlabaal-
neaa tomakeluoney,“ to give the coun-
m‘l‘iflmtinduoaeaaomiaamer-
canary
in the hlatovyofthelthsstesnth century
thedoctvlnethatwealthtaatruatmltataud
Unhelket'pparm
A ou“Wastad "talk.
0. Busithmtflew YWIIW
. Idaarbmolewamtallhfl
m‘ injflll‘thanimal.
, C. In n-aavola.
' mamas-nu
‘ amass]. a L’ncinuro,
: filaments neat
em
. a .
a ' I 1,‘ JOHN H; SWH,
" 5 or
II— II‘ --
0 ' assess""" 2’1"" ‘ FL“
E I'Eémztzrnggi. 3"
g 3- g IAIN ammonia nonwaur
. '3 r. 3. . 3.
.2 ,3 .‘ ‘ ‘
a. a —g
D— EW mm...» g
s B: ,
7:3: .3 .. 9 www.mmmmmflua has
1: '3- uuawuwogug 3 ‘ a c-h-I'rn radiant»: M I
2 »= Bfifiifiiifizié z" " ma‘“--~«'"~" '-
5 .T “s“as's‘a‘a”a§=:3a lsballlloatlaaetallell
a“ PILLSBUBY'S BEST Fllllll
3?
g :
At 35.40 per Bbl.
Until Walk In.
DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU
Washingto- ltmt Bridge.
A.s. reams,
JEWELER.
Watches. Jewelry. Silverware.
Pine Water repalrlag a specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
lament: llll "Millet
Donubsya-euanntov
:larriareaaedneathaumn.
WWIBMUWM
n. a. rt. caana.
lot lain atree
ow Cit! Bow
} BOUT]! nonwau.
sIo Ion aw.
moan-t
'oleelloura.%m
an...
no u .
F n. rucuwnu.
' anon
m.
Roommnavilaud' smock
Washlagmuatreet, BouthKuwalk joists
DB. ammo. CMBII.
NO. ill-I811. NURWALI.
Oflcelioura .-llaIl19aIa. andllctacdtlllo
In
”- heaent fro- 11.3.
Dani-Stable. Norwalkm and hours B..W Gregorio
Stable.” Ker-elk. Ill! 1y
1361!“) LESSONS
lo. .00 d .no I Pvt aocordl
I mm “bag?” as q
aliens“.
Southsorwalk
”will“ Eider...
. mun .
“ P. o BATES.
uau
Alerleaa latest-eat Co.
haltableflfe Insurance Co.
Far-era has all Trust Co.
Jarvis-(leaklla lecture Trust Co.
"refills, decide-t. and Plate Glue
lasaraaee.
ravma a down. ans.
am we Inns-u ass-quanta Kawalk,
Jacob M. Layton,
Aux. s. mason.
mmmmcmcnm, ,Watw
Pianoforte, Organ and Iaalcal *
Commit tiou.
m1,mmaar.o..noawal.a.oonr.
DB. .0. I. BOUTWBIJ.
11mm. III M III an. Am
1...... . m ”flows? so sonata. General losurancelgency
'l'ectlleatracledwiihoulrlet hymen-cacao.
dkw
We: opened ever-Ines
E racists.
sum You run
Phunix Insurance Co. of Hartford
All)
NWABY PUBLIC.
nowavvon. court.
DB- IcflONlGAL
m an mus-
Oar. West Avenue and Butler Street,
noawau. 001m
m.uteaadAecldmt.
mmto’l'kkata—Oablaaad message.
Draflsforuaesaudupwnrdsaud IoIIevOI'dcuto
allpanaotlurcpc.
Notu'yl’ahllc. Acknowledgements?“
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination. ,
as Ira-mm at. m soar to Moles.)
South Hos-walk. Conn.
BEE HIVE.
IIADIBS’ AND 0331‘s” MINING BALI.
Ototkelaelllrswhen yummorhdry,
()flcefloun—llntilQam.; hull tot-nil”
0pm.; Sundays—nos we. lot you can get a “I“ scum lord “ and
[I'm-aim by W. If!" 3'“ 0:: tiring-re “0:1; and lilk.
eilhcrhot ovcold. all linden! M or Driukl,
W 8. KKAPP. Also Tabla Board. «a Bard and L”! IN
a dayorweek. mesfirfwmfilll “I’ll:
ARCHITECT. “influx?" .3" W “nil?“
is now pnparedo Io nakaplaas
and superlalcnd the construction of lldinal
TERIS REASONABLE.
Omen—Taylor‘s ‘l’l‘uildingm WIlhllgm 8:530.
Insure Your Life
am... (in the Eadowaleat Plaa.
A man stage «Bull! used
J 0' flow“ for twenty or “twenty-Ive years. t because he
‘ needs itfcr ufi’buo rea‘auou :3 lb; should
W to w I II...
Carpenter and Builder. as haaova-e t MMtho'p-add
rarnaudialled lstlnateaurea “'1‘: MI two years Ines y agar
"MUM la red lua thousand living tw:ty- -Ive
’ otallkinda .5. to. lit-cannula": taareeobngh sham
p 0 mm mm gm. Cl. neglect to ueloc ~wkich
Amnflm" manna m m IEIAI.
ll couuacrlcor ca
Ems... mwmniglllfinffi mo Insurance co.
«Is-oral Iwmamwfiumd ovum-rem
Madhouse” luluwalk. _-.... - " 3' ""°m”.:lfl'ém_
J a. navaaoirn,
GILBERT I. BITCH,
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or eoatract.
one foot o! llavllaud It. on Water. PA). For m.
J n. amines.
Winona-lama.
Undertaker h Embalmer.
K0. 4 night It. Residence. I ll- 51.,
mil-3m Kansans, Conn.
may and m an” hie
WARWIOI novel.
aalcarrlaaaa to lat for all charlie
museum-ants“ 'l‘lalaa
my“: du“‘:l‘.fi.'l&ha""‘.o "" ”it“s:
“Al-NIT» NORWALI. C’l‘.
CANDIES
Ofallkiub. Milli.
amour !
courtroom.“ manna-alarms.»
rut-Mandy
Wohnnolland
unnam- mow.
Sou-ray” noawasa aavraoa nan.
' ass-I.
Jean ,aadl'ro- I on»...
“1!. W1: aal'l‘m
nausea and my 1‘. bet.
Summhmflm" “a an:
It“!
Auctioneers and llaal BlataAa’la,
”WWW . llllllll lllEll
"‘ “4“” manual attention given taro-
palrala aallbraacbaa.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carrlm'for sale.
Mainland!“
autumn:
lalsaalIoa
liq-attaining; ms.
t M »Mam .
”sass-I
'halflllfllstallmtl
WM and WW
Ship Chandlers.
summer-saunas.
anus-roar
look at the T111 Ware
W. Huwalfllnymunr,
Ml!
Fll‘lllllll 0010112 Tea
'l‘aale has become Galvanized.
awaaeaoanaaaa.’
Department.
31 Washington Street.
FAWN! m m
JUST IN!
25 Box” 0! 8130-6 AID me
Ton Such as is Too.
’l'hla 'I‘eu ls Warn-led Io 'l'illl-
lale ale Serves oft-e Oldest 'l'en
Walters, even those whose To.
Come and Take
TEA
'. With Us.
Dibble & filmlllll’l.
leble’s Block Main St.
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
Delivered «In sum, morning.
,,,w_.._.
l-‘rcsh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
All Kinds “Vegetables
Fresh livery floral-Ia.
,Ordcnreeelvedby-ailmtclcpboue.
HUNTJsZELUI‘l‘.
Come. 8: See
OUR NEW LINE
Oil Stoves,
auso NEW 5100‘ 0'
Stone-
Ghana.
PORC E L Al N
Electric Door Bells—
1‘. H. nasnenno
um
F Alli] I9“? BAH...
. aruur
, trachea-r-
‘ mun-cuss.
law to
mast-ass
“ml-D-
muta-
50 Cents per Pound _.
-msmrnmm
:mSUITSmL-c
0F ILL mus
FOR rm SEASON.
——-”—‘———~.
LlGHT. o AND =:= confl-
AT ALL PRICE.
”‘0’”
BATHING SUITS!
Ia SPECIALTY.«~—~
FINE LINE
STRAW HATS
THE FIiVEs-r LINE
——or——
EEN'I'S FURNISHINI} fill-0118
—~———oeo—-—-—-——
Ill—MST on Bill.
Masonic Building.
lorvrnlk.
HOUSESAND LOTS.
FARMS.
—aso——
couurnv. sealers-sore
FOR SALE.
insurance Building,
So. lorwalk.
“w
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
1N BET KNOWN ENGLISH AND AIERICAN 00le AT
45 &47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK-
.
00".
Tun-on a» coma
EAEPfiSl' CARPE'g'sI
mhqamummumamumama
1:33th Price- to‘a: 05.2;
Tar-hr ”ADI-III»
w.-- “women“...
alas-m. "Nemesis-u"- mom-l mam
mam PAPER. "
mafibbnu MOI
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a
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. ”a”
'_ bassoon-traumas.
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