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AMER BOXES.
Ito. I.1t.Y.‘tt.tt.tlt.ith depot‘ stall
ants ' ones in depot, and limit.
, Mo. 4. Day street, cornerot Toilet street; key at 8
Day reel nodal] factories.
Corner of Main and Concord streets: key at
D. Douofln's house and .1. C. Wilson‘s rat:
If the arrival of the Prohibition tent
and the spreading of cold water doc-
trines will cool off the sins" parties
wrll bestow upon the movement all the
praise it deserves. ’
I
lo. 12, Piaollui street school; kc It whool house
and residence of Willa-nil . smith.
lo. 13, Oopcortl street. a rpm-ill;
.. .. _ o.
~‘l‘he best strengthening l liner made.
school; keyaiyn. 10 cents, at l’lsisted's.
{ll 1:- . i ‘stmi. and .A ,.
’0'“, -m me, 0, Am, am“ it! “ Touimy'hlurphy had his left hand
olf‘s saloon and riirutaries burned quits badly last night. When
No.15, Ill street corner of ltsyview avenue; key
Mr. Spencer poured the kerosene on the
box which was afiru in the iquars last
night, the flame darted toward him“ and
burnt his hand.
—-—Try DeKlyn‘skhealth bread. Trade
mark registered.
I'BBSONA l. M ENTION.
at . Dickennan's raidenec.
rim“. cam. ‘
One stroke st 12 o'clock noon for Standsrd 'l'ime.
Two strokes of the bell (thus 1'!) signifies hrs ll
out. ,
Three strokes of the hell (thus 1— 1-1) signifies the
city water is to be turned on.
INITBUL‘I'IONI 1'0 I" HOLDERS.
Upon ltlru information of a fire in your home
dial: in hborhood unlock the box door: pull the
book all t e way down once only, and let the limit
Will up the box and do not open or touch the
lull: until the nature in your neighborhood.
Do not stwupt to remove the key from the door.
The Chief Engineer will see that relnmed to its
protrsrplau. . ' salient. McGOWaN.
Miss Lillie Taylor is visiting in Burt )1).
Fred Carroll is visiting in Collage City,
Muss.
Miss Carrie Faber is visitir g with Miss
Lizzie Tollcs.
George Cummings of the borough is
visiting friends in Weston.
William E. lollins and family are
camping on Belts Island,
Mr. and Mrs. VanScoy, of the borough,
are visiting frlends In. lif'thrl.
John Reynolds, of the borough, is
spending the week in Redding.
John Partisan of East Bridgeport is
visiting friends in the borough.
Thomas P. Edwards of Jersey City is
spending a few days in this city.
Minnie Anderson, of the borough, is
spending the summer at Long Branch.
Hattie Kellog of the borough, is spend-
ing a few weeks at Ashbnry Park, N. J.
Miss Edna LeRoy, of New York city,
is visiting at E. M. Jackson's. Elm street.
Edward P. George in spending a few
days with his cousin Hurry Belmont in
this city.
Maggie Foley is spending a few weeks
with Mrs. G. W. Merritt of Leonard
street, borough.
Master Charles Small of Providence,
R. 1., is visiting at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. James Wilmot.
Mrs. Frank Hos-net and son (hrllam .
of Greenfield,Maes. are Visiting with Mrs. i
F. Boylston in this city.
Miss Maude Saiies of Poltsborough,
Corrn., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Philip I).m on Day Street.
Chief Engineer.
wigwc-tbcr Bulletln.
For Saturday: Partly cloudy to fair,
with fresh jwasterly winds.
Miniature Almanac for Tmblorrow.
Higbtide fLowride Sunrises Sunsets
3.21 . 2.09 5.05 6.43
THE Logii'iws.
The (inzelltc building is being painted.
Mr. Asch has had his steam yacht lit-
tpd up. ‘
dock with coal.
-—-Soft shell crabs at Tyler's market.
The Adelina Ditty—is discharging brick
at Ferris’ dock.
The steiim yacht lumen, of New
London, is in our harbor.
A. R. Tyler br—iichsred two fine steers
this morning for his market.
A little 9} lb. girl baby arrived at the
house of Hiram Lawrence last evening.
The Leaders tdefeated the Monarchs
yesterday 1bya score of 16 to 8.
‘Mr. Bright of_ New York is having
Calf Pastue fitted up in sanitary con-
ditiori.
He 'y Andrews killed a blacksnake
nine feet ‘ long last night on Witch's
”ADI 3A.“: views.
The Harts-flu gin "is ”MM Mr
rim tiniest.
The Norwalks went to Huntington
yesterday and gave the Stiff. 1hr their lint
defeat of the season. It was a fine gains
throughout and was whiteness! try a forks
crowd. Collins surprised that Long
Islanders with his curve» and he was
admirably supported (mill cities. The
score was 8 to 4. The llaffollrs him: do
featvd some very strong chihuahua:
them being the Cuban Giants. {they will
play it return game here one week from
Saturday. ,
To morrow afternoon the New "ovens
will be here and play on the Butler
grounds. The club contains many flfofl‘
playorl._ . ‘
flout!- lorvralfi to he unwarranted.
Representatimi from the careful (first
man societies in llridgeporf will attend
a celebration in New Britain, August 20,
in which subordinaln Miter from New
Britain, lllsrideri, fliarnford, flavour,
South Norwallr, Waterbury, Hartford,
New Haven, Norwichfiew Mindoro, and
Middletown will participate. The new
sioii will he a gathering of Germans in
the jolly old fstherlaod style, and the
prOgramrrie of the day includes is parade
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evening, the exercises to wind up with
a display of fireworltsx—Ncws,
l-Zirhlhlt of the Perfect Ifmm rm urine.
finisher.
The excellent qualities of the Perfect
Hand Fire Extinguisher were “invented ,
lastevening on Railroad liquors to a very
large audience. It certainly proved itvj
self to be . a perfect extinguisher. A ,
large box made for the exhilyitimi,‘ in
the bottom of which wuss large. quasi:
tity of combustible matter, was natural:
ed with fur and kerosene oil and placed
in an upright position. When ignited
sir. Two of the extinguishers were put
into use and in on instant the fire: was .
extinguished. The second time the fire
was started and only one extinguisher
was used in putting out. the flwrms.
The Perfect Hand Fire lirtinguielmrs
others we have seen, especially in their 1
necessary to find some hard milfll‘t’l'litl he»
Lane. Miss Alice Jacobus of Mt. Claire, N.
-—Tiy DeKlyn's health bread. Trade
. , ar visitin Mr . Simu 1M 1'. wt . .
mark registered. a g s 8 ‘ H m
0.13. Jackson, with his bicycle and?
tennis racquet, started for Pittsfield fhla‘
morning for a two weeks' visit numng‘
the Berkshire Bills.
The two Woods, George and Arthur,
are keeping bachelor’s hall in the ssh-i
Hence of George’s wife, who is Visiliugl
her mother in Daubuty. ‘
Andrew‘chks is building an addi'
lion 1-: his building on the Ely Neck
Road.
Marl. Ha‘rtwick fell against a block in
Lounsbury's factory yesterday and cut
his forehead badly.
The reporter made a sad mistake Wed- ~ — . » . - ,
ussday when he insinuated that Dentist A I'Buaxn‘nox- .
Newkirk it “0t married yet- Captain Betta, of 00. If. Presented it tilt in
_. ‘ Watch. ,
Tire active and veteran menlbl rs of ‘
Co. F met at the armory last evening ‘
and enjoyed a social time. Refreshments
were served and a good time had gener- ‘
ally. The most pleasant feature of the!
evening was when Lawyer Hurllrutt got 5
up and presented Captain Bells with Ml
handsome gold watch. This was a con»;
plate surprise to Captain Bette, who n-
sponded ill I few Well chrisr‘ll remarks
The watch is a large one and very
handsome. On the inside of the colic is
engraved this inscription: "Presented to
Captain A. A. Belts by the membo rs and
veteran friends of Co. F.
A Boiler liar-ts.
Last evening, between the hours of
seven and eight o’clock. the boiler to the
electric light station in Stamford blew
up and sent the burning coals on the
floor. Inn moment the building was
in flames, but they were extinguished
before much damage had been done.
Edward Moore. the engineer who was in
charge of the engine, was badly scolded
and his injuries, it is feared, may prove
fatal.
Company D will hold a court martial
this evening. Members are liable to a
fine of 81 if not present.
John Udllins ill-i, Danbury has charge
of his son’s restaurant in the borough
while he is'camping out.
The funeral of Tho-as Baglcy was
held in St..Mary’s church this morning
and was largely attended.
Revar. Dunning is supplying the pul-
pit of the Dorian Congregational church
this month. while sz. Mr. Austin is
taking his vacation.
~Extra§8alt Pork 10 cts. period at F.
Bayes’ Market. '
Some of the wheclmcn in this city in-
tend starting out Saturday night on their
machines‘ and riding to New Haven,
coming back Monday.
l
James F. Hall has succeeded in climb-
ing Dr. Fitch’s hill on his “Springfield
roadster" : bicycle. This is the second
time any bicycle,has been able to mount
this hill. 1
Two drunken men hada horse and
carriage that belonged to Silas Gregory
last evading. They were abusing the
horseso badly in the borough that the
police took it away from them.
Veteran Reunions. .
Naval Veteran association, Sea Side
park, Bridgeport, Saturday, August 25.
Connecticut Cavalry association, Hart
ford, August 15.
First Conn. 11. A., 00. 1“, Indian Neck,
August '21.
8.1mm! C. H. A., Norfolk, September
15.
First Conn Light flattery, Milford,
Aug. 30.
Sixth C. V.. Putnam, August 15.
Eighth C. \'.. Norwalk, September 14.
Tenth (l. V., South Norwslk, Septem-
ber fl.
Twelfth C. V.. Savin Rock, September
Fourteenth C. V., at New London,
September 17.
Sixteenth Conn. Vols.. Compmmcs
lake. Bristol. September 17.
seventeenth C. V., Norwslk, august
—Iadieh' skirts and undorwear a speci-
alty at the Old Well Laundry, 37 Wash-
ington street.
Mountain of Butler Lodge and all orhe- ‘
Odd Fellows are requested to meet t
the lodgeroom tomorrow evening at 8
o’clocktoj make arrangements for the
excursion to take place on Thur» lsy.‘
Tbs lollies of the A. it, 12. church in
tbeborutlgh, belda lam. party on the
vacant lot next to the A . .Aory last svelt-
ing, wbltlh was every pleasant affair.
Thorium; by the choir of the church
mm by the colored jubilee singers
was fined The party will beconllnued
OI
tonight.} M” ’ 23‘
flurry? Bum; died but "mm at his Eighteenth C. V., Mystic Island, Aug.
mulmosln the borough. Mr. Burris 15-
Twentieth C. V., Hill's Home-stead,
Bevin Rock. August 80.
Twenty-sixth C. V.. Fisher's blond.
August 15.
Twenty-seventh C. V., Bevin Rock
August 290
m Festival.
W. B. Hartford of East Norwslk bl.
klaflymuil lost"! the nsooflb
hasmstorsto lire Minolta-last
Avenue 11. 1 church for two matey,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 21 and
ntoboldspsscli festival and musical
entertainment. it will be the lust
was-boutdbysarsofsgeuud served all
through lbs war of the Rebellion. He
was a gill-nib" of Buckingham Post and
was is thought of by all his neighbors
and all risotto who were in any way so
undated with film.
“aluminum
fore the extinguisher mm he applied. but
shape of a syringe and can he ilimrl M a
moment's notice. The extinguisher cord
minty should he trawl in every fir-ll .iy in!
the state.
Mayor lfubhell and tho ‘r-iry murmur-l
tics tool: considerol‘ilo Interest: ll‘l‘ tho rit-rl
tinguisher.
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Willi. For illicit and funeral bandits our.
in; the your there has been paid out
$6,000. The initiation in the widow»' and
‘Mphsns'fundsttlmlmmml was ‘2”;try in this country. That is exactly
Mi. About Militia been added, rush
in the morning and grand comm iii the log it ”my n; , y”, mug; W p...‘ they are making every effort to prove—
=beerr paid out of the fund. i
annual meeting .
of each year instead of the second Tires" 800'an by the election of Harrison and
day so Meuifore. The next meeting. “0M“-
will be field in New Haven. ‘ B
RWALK,"
FRDIAY, AUGUST 17. 1888.
PRICE Tho CENTS.
aw
Americas Homilies fir mm.
The grand lodge of the O. U. A. 11.
WNW following tillleers were slurred
for the «training your; More fliuricillor.
1'. ll. Gimpiiisu, of lfsrtford; View (Intui-
clllor, 1,. ll. Pond, of l'rrryvrllr: Hr'cmr
fury, W. 0, Statutes, of New flatten:
Treasurer, 1’. l6. Flehfmf New ”liven;
Inductor, 1.. ll. flaw, of Uollinsvllle:
Examiner, A. ll. ’l'lrmripsoir, of New
Britain; Princeton Elm, floods", of
flszordvllle; Representative to the Ni»
tlcmd titration for thin yesrr, lion”.
llsulmhcclr, of some limos. ’
The report of that» Councillor llimons
slrows 25 councils in the state with 2,!“
members. faring a gain of fire councils
MMWmefh During the year he
has Visited every council in the state
and had to travel 4,7ttti miles to do it.
The fineness of the «runoff are in good
shape, the following. shows a brief state-
merit of them: flaring the you shoot
$1,400 was removed from the suimdlnsur
councils and about $800 paid out, lear-
lmt a balance in the neighborhood of
was in session lo Minds» Wédnesdsv‘
”mum's" Argo-ants loft Ilse unpub-
l ‘ Ileana.
Editor fizflflNEIJ—vl have read with a
“0:“! deal of interest all the articles
printed in the democratic column in the
flnx‘nxzr. over the signature of "Citi- '
Zen." i suppose that the column is con:
ducted by democrats, burst i had not
the fullest faith in your statementto
that effect, 1 should consider the scheme
in well devised republican one to estab-
lish the fact fromademocratic stand-
point that the democratic party is
thoroughly committed to free trade.
Every article thus far printed by “the
democracy" has been to show the bean:
fits of free trade over protection, but
thironeof yesterday beat them all. 1
wish every workinguian would read it,
and if he needs anything 'moratocono
villas him that a proteztivc tariff isa
benefit,fcau not imagine what it can
be. That article conclusively shows that
every branch of industry referred to is
hanefltwd by protection. Alltha com-
parlaorr of prices is with foreign goods
in competition with those of homo man-
ufacture, and "Citizen" says that all
over the foreign price goes to protect
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Altheirmlon it was voted toboldlbsi
the WM Wednesday Y
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ll'mm llwffmrfm Instinct; 3
A unmask “on.
Now cam «motif the hottest 0min-
icrat‘ic factual fights on record in this?
Mangrove-limo! district, to decide whether
Marries 1'. l’igott of New Haven shaft or
lshrrll not be mirrored to succeed (fon-
sonlehody in the some branch of indus
whet the republicans claim, and what
that protection does protect,~brings
better wager, and better pay to every-
body, and that is what they want to
3! all means for “Citizen" go on. We
like him liecamur be is honest. While
other democrats are trying to deceive
voters by denying that the democratic
party is for free tradeghc comes out
every day squarely for free trade.
By all means let every workingman
read what he had to say yesterday. It
mun-marl french.
is the best “republican campaign docu~
merit yet, for it proves that protection
the flames arose eighteen feet “into the l, The rm” may ballistic“ of the “up. -
gpmaubly the mum, to the Boomerscy. ‘
facts», says Mr, l'i’gott can not—shall
jrm-t receive the lenffllfltffl, while film
New flown Mister, representing the
. , other fmztrrm, in as strongly favorable to
are. different in. many respects to all the y‘tmmtlawy‘er.
The New llsven L’rilon, leader of one
We is brill row for the lleomcracy.
BUWFWWY- 1" cm“? “5 3 m“ "l i’" ”M :llfwriwhile, the lfrpubhcarrs are all pick-
V'rrg out gins! upper mu where they can
, menu lot If down o no and on o the
J., and Jennie Simcox of Newark, N. J., l the one exhibited last Mommy: is in: the WWW l’rrltro; ‘ j J"
(fermion-flown talents.
The following ffrmumwrlt patent.
, Heller! Alix” H, W. W “full/tilled
from the «Mice of A. if. Wooster, solici-
tor Ml preterm, llrirl'gppzri (limit; J. fl.
Those who witnessed! the “unwise", murmur, 853! “um: fr. 1!.
does protect. WortirisonAN.
snowrrirs 'ro virtuous" iytres'rioss.
flow Members of the Canoe Club are Oli—
‘ llgcd to Hinton-In Vinita".
Memlxers of the Norwalk Canoctflub
have trials like other people, as will be
seen by some of the answers furnished
by a member of that body, who has been
obliged to give them iii a half hour‘s
lime:
Yes. We have its nice it clubhouse as
any comm club in the state; no, wedo
not fem it, it is our own; no, we did not
borrow the [nivcliare money; no, wrong
again, neither grandma rmr grandpa left
us any. Carr you come in? Yes, come
in and make yourself at home, enjoy
ycrurwlr: if mu tree anvthme you think
we don t timid throw II in the river, or
fill: ”matting.
[Thin space will be regularly can all. until after
the alumina. by contributions from rats. allav
cussing the ' lies of the ccmpsuord p
How an Excessive Tariff larrvcrs Wages.
We pointed out the other day the ab.
surdity of the Republican claim that the
tariff caused general high wager and had
ataodeucy to keep them high. It is
equallyessy of demonstration that the
tariff actually lowers the value of wages.
Whatlutersstsa workman is not the
mere amount of money wages hars-
coives, but the quantity of desirable
commodities for which he can exchange
his money wages. To give a workman
5 per cent. more money wages, and at
the same time raise by 10 per cent. the
prices of articles which he must buy,
would be to lower and not raise his act-
ual wages. lie would be worse off than
before the raise.
Now a tariff which locks upin the
United States Treasury many millions
a year more than enough for the needs
oltha government sselessly raises the
prion of all protected articles, and among
them many of the commonest necessi-
ties of life, such as woolen goods. This
diminution of the purchasing power of
wages affects not only those employed
in protected industries but those en-
gaged in all othrr cmploymouts—in
farming and other extractive industries
which do not need protection and in
which the return to labor is the highest.
Butitiathesa very industries that set
the standard of wages for the whole
country, and when wages in them are
lowered by the reduction of their put.
chasing power, through the high prices
caused by an excessive tariff, their the
tariff has lowered the general standard
of wages itself.
The Mills bill, by relieving from ex-
cessive taxation some of the articles for
which all workingrueu regularly expand
their wages, lowers the price of these
articles and raises general wages by in-
creasing their purchasing power.
Statement of American
labor.
in 1878, when the government was in
the hands of Republican reformers. the
Department of State published a state—
ment to. the effect that “the average
American workman performs from one
and a half tunes to twice as much work
in a day as the average European work-
man.” [it this “official" rate the Amer-
ican workman is paid at least 25pm
cent. less than his brother across the
sear. For, nee Iii-re, 2,732,! 5- American
workmen produce manufactured srti»
bltll volucd M “.mxmmor. rat-II 6.
Republican
exhibition were very much plied-mill. itlrimwld, New llrvrn, onetime for fllflK'
J. is. Spencer of Woterhtm, in shelling and Irritating tuba or streets for
general agsrit for Connecticut and “WWW farm; J. W. Minimize. Water-
ach‘ilsette. ,lrrrry, photographic prim register; 1.. .l.
Atw‘mwf, Wawlmry, strode roller, also
feels.
.those little linings.
7 rather art in one of the boats, are how it
Broke anything?
the boat a little, that it- all.
whittl» it or take it home, “'0' don't mind
Have a chair? No,
No, strained
Kick a few
Prohibition ”scrim.
one for so organs! lamp: K. K. lleekwrih.
Tho prohibition tent in not llwlile pull up Nilotvlic‘, m msb‘fnsflam ”my, and square;
in this town, but the meetings will” U. 1.. Iliucl'sirixhom. x“, ‘7’“, "M H.
held in the tomperaaw room on Illicit, ”Will flortford. “mm", {M dynamo
holh street. Mr. llniley will conduct: Mum.” morz'lrimsz,If.ffollrril.filmxiilrt-
the campaign us he, has been doing. in},
other places. Prof. James. fl. Marley of ‘
PenmylVanio. will have charge. of the
singing. '
Mr. Bailey has just Clll‘tr’t'lli'tl armor-mu ,’
He has done so without blaming. anyone.
A 'l'rlp eoflotts’ Island all m MMv
launch retell. ,
Yesterday afternoon! it partly of. gins ‘,
tlemen from this city. mammoth-J lily at
Pearl, through the courtesy of thw own»
ful true and gave all mm is choline to
cool off, as the air on liver Mute/r vow
much cooler than it was milk bond.
m objective point or the nip rm unis”
Island, where all hands want We and
took a walk over the M. Mr. W
convenieattolmd at. We may only
when the whistle blew, the "1wa trip
was commenzed and was; made in Wow
ty-nine minutes’ time.
very pretty little from, ml in wolladssv l
ed to small soiling parties, and consist
Rogers msy justly feel proud of tier.
flat Current stadium.
On the evening of $92er tllw minibus ,
of Ihtnbury and other curfew amplified j
in this vicinity will take a grand m !
light excursion colostomy we ml
ed by the trots W W in
Gold spring lfsrllor. These will be
dancing on the m lire City of Albany,
music fuvahthsd by Will «more.
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round trip fl; Irons M M flbilv
city for the round trip mam. Tm
for sale at floyr's pharmacy and 0on
B. Pluistsd'ir, harm
A arming.
Attire Cuban When men
Buadsymtriptspluywu tirade Ifre.
CoMGmto-som
«Mummers-
teaiii. Withdrawal!
cupledaadamm,
uslowhaebnwrigbsMJMfsah
dufe,hutmhguudm
tbsbstlsfteralnrigrln.
era has is number of tints. ow the WM, ; mailman“ ”rm...
and it rushes a delightful place for The M W of the district
camping. as there is plenty of M m deofwcflnnd United
the bland. Ind “'0 “termed lit 9'”! W‘M'flhwswumbw
stoppedorstbe island a few mm coming your were elated so follows:
lmtdcpmy drum mm, W. ll. “0"
The heart so a lMO‘ Wallflower motor. 1'.
{1. ll. stof llaufmd.
Faro from Mahmysrwl bottle! for flat- -
low, short delivery amniotic!» for printing
irwwlirrwzwzi ff II, Iluhfwll, llirmrngharri.
regain cm; W, ll. Member», ”(left i.
4 mantle/lot n34 Merl. aim to» for marina--
z-rl Nomi; ll. ’1'. film‘mm, rrrnlirrry, hat
- ful series of meetings in New flirt-him. crunching Whittle; ,1, If. l'reklni, Math
cluster, proper finishing roll; if. L. hark-i.
Pinion, Mn Mud; A. Tlflln, Forest-
Eo‘rlllr. limiter-l cover for matures cops; U.
W. My", Ulllfmfiflls’, “rudiment tor .
forum mew. Italian; I'. 11.Ar-;
Errol”, M flavors, 7W. grave Mgr i and build a dog kennel.
1W trek work; A. 1'. 10x40, 1M1 next week and get acquainted with our
ifordarrsvmdm the without! ,3 high tariff bull pup. he is a ls-ls. (Had
,the W wt of the cast.
WWW. (munch
“mm m, 1’. fl. drum of Merv for
1). firm. of limerick; durum frmrer,
mm m».
lrwmssfltfluwfuuvermyhsn
WWW for this Wot
Momentum ”memo
mm» Win evens-separator-
MM"€IWI~WW.M
0»er firmngmfmleeuir
W. m umm road does
”mammhmiulewhrk.
run out of place, there are too many in
1|)W. You can stamp on the gnrlroanl,
it wont hurt the horn any. Yes. go on,
put sour foot right through the stile, the
boat will trim easier; the boat that you
inn,- poking Will] your stick is no: it t'lltlltf'
l
,1 lmzld, but a ('itflvllr; use the twat as is
spilt-mn. when we go out and ship in a
is -:r w.- r-rn lnrl both out its may on one.
fl», at... w.- Will get ti fl‘lfiptflr' riiizl a ll lg
to [lift on it, We Will his" tlig :r f'llilllllf'r
and l;tl~0' tlw mlif fl“ fllrr linilw. Nil, WP
won’t shelve our [mate to intro in canal
boats and played out mil limits on stor-
age for the winter. Yes, that lrl the
typewritten; (ream; W. Walla”. Air . maintain, that is the dandy; that lit the
Sentinel re rter hook to soil demo the Emwmf "m"““ M ' '1' M wire “5' the
m" in theph’amlioms mm, “a”, ”wa moniker: (I, I). Worm, Annals. wow i “low are our lockers; that is our spare-
lclim MWMMS (S. D. Wuucrlrigging. No, we never get lfl'Pd, our
. ' M" R, r _‘ The. Mill WM lb (um, I“. 'M A. n, Ill-rum“, AM“. ““16 ‘ laiullurlf KlVI’B ml the house rent free to
or ll!” fl K lab,“ gm :l’, A. WhW],Mtwa-Eauuwrr all questions; no, we never get
sharing gear, we use it to fry eggs with;
lllfll. Yrs, we will enlarge the house
Call in again
you called.
Pairs of flier—filtrate.
Following are the correct dates of the
various fslrs. The list previouslv pub.
Mad was erroneous.
Conucticutflutu, Madden, September
11-14: New londou county. Norwich,
September 18 20; Fairfield county, Nor-
walk. Sept. 18 21; Windham county,
Brooklyn, Sept. ill-20; Tolhsnd county,
Bockvllle, October 2-4; Berlin, September
26; Bristol Park county. Bristol. Septem-
ber M28; Chester, October 8; Clinton,
October 10; Dsabury, October 2 ll; Past
Orlitiby. October —- Farmingtou Valley.
Who-ville, September 19-30; Guilford.
fleptember %; flarwlntoo, October 2;
Killingworth, September 26; New Ilil-
ford. fleptsinber li-ffi: Blmsbury, October
34. Wellington. 80mm 18%); Stat.
ford, Stafford Springs, October-fluids”,
fivptornhsr— October-q Union, Hunting
ton, September 2541; Union, (Barriers,
etc .l-oWstertown, flepternbsr 1&20:
Willlmuritlc, floptsuiber 25.27; Wood-
stock, Booth Woodutock, Sept. 11.14;
”Mm” Wu.
outbouifroudau
l"
"mum _ ber—.
Could not lit-III Ibo ”out.
The heat yesterday was felt to a great
Argue in the list shops of our city. Dave
(tandem, while working in Bolmsu’s fw
tory was overcome by the host and
fainted
f Ans-lull m Irina.
3 Thomas Ronda, an ex-sldsrnsn of
Bridwnt, atrium Wednesday assaulted
Willis. 11. lay, the editor of the
pull-hat la the editor’s pspsr. The
on I‘m company, when lion»
is employed. Ila-nu was arrested.
m as strum“
Wt Sun, for an alleged knoll
Mil ”committed in “regiments
$1,965 per worker, while the English av-
erage was only $7230 per worker. Thus
the Republican official statement is cor-
roborated. But that statement was is—
sued for a purpose. . The purpose failed.
Now the same parties who issued it de-
clare the government must “protect"
the manufacturer “because he pays 25
per cent. more wages than the foreign
manufacturer," while, according to their
own “official" document, American 1a.
bar is really 50 per cent. cheaper than
labor abroad.
While the ln-‘o her-ideal. Arthur was
in power the Department of .‘itate also
published the fact that English cotton
operatrws were receiving $251 a your
for Till hours of labor per week. The last
census shows that American cotton
Workers only received $2411 per annum,
while givrng 66} hours of labor per week.
Thus the American received .7 lens pay,
though giving 18 per cent. more in work
sud‘psying 20 per cent. more in cost of
living—New York Herald.
A Bulking Inconsistency.
The high tariff advocates insist that
wages are so high in America that our
manufacturers cannot compete with the
cheap labor of Europe without the help
of a good slid tax on importation. But
in the same breath they tell us that the
tariff raises ways. Of what possible
use. their, is the tariff to them? If their
trouble to begin with is high American
wager, and the remedy which they pro
pose, the tariff. raises wages stilqurthur,
that is. merely aggravates what they
complain of as an evil, what help fathers
for them in tariffs? On their own show-
ing, the tariff is rbelsstthlngthey want.
C‘mzzlr.
A'o-an's Ill-arm
“Another wonderful discovery has
besnmsds sndthst too by a lady in
this county. Dh-safssteuod ltsclutclic
osupoubersndforssveayearsshs
withstood its severe-ts tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death scorned imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly and
and could but deep. She bought
ofus a bottle 0(1):. Klug’sffew
Discovery for (louumptlon and was so
muchrellevsdoutakiu'g first dose that
shssleptsllrrlght and with one bottle
hubseumiraculously cured. Hernsnie
lslrs. Luther flirts,” Thus write W.
O. flsnrrlek a 00.. of Shelby, 1‘. 0.
GetsfrastrlalbotuestChscprhsm's
13mm
mm... -.....-A....._.. .
nation's Autos lulu.
Thalia-Intuit» world for Cats,
Bruises. Borer. Ulcers, Bait Rheum,
Fever Bares, Toner, Hands,
sudpnsltlvely eumPflsgoruu pay rs.
quired. It is guaranteed to give pse-
fact satisfaction, or may refunds!!-
Prlesflesatsnbau. Partially“
upbeat '
to last.
Hm“"u a mafia a
tmwu.maw.s.m
WDWMW
Clillblslnl. Corns, and all sun loom
Lalles’ listen Kill
§HOE$
Mf- Jfl." 1"”
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
‘ Commencing August In.
~—~—~ «or». w...
300 Pairs in 3 Styles, at
$3.00 PER PAIR.
”A... ... .mm
These are of Pine Quality and the
lilllllll Bargains ill Fine Sites
We have ever offered.
v<u>~—--
LfllllSBlllll lilo.
Ely’s Block, Main St, South Norwalk
lu17 it
The Annual Piénlc
or Till!
First l. E. lunar lulu
or SOUTH NORWALK.
'1‘0 PARLOR BOOK
Over llousntoulc railway by vrny of llawleyvillc
WEDNESDAY, AUG, 22.
Train will leave South Norwalk at 8 ii. in.
lllllll lulu
W
. Now is the time to put in your
WINTER’S S'l'lll!
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
Delivered By Careful Briiiit
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
lllMllNll lRllS
Mammalian.
Perfect security from all intruder! bylighf orby
day. hynsinga
Perfect lulu ll Blirlir Alain
TICKETS, _ _ 50 CENTS notifyln occupants of housedthc humus
Children under 15, not members, 25 cts we“ at u "m' '
..... .. - ELECTRIC us LIGHTING.
CHESTNUT Colored Horse with small While All mm “yum-m- mm.
A rpoton tombs-d. rm! s would Wm ofllghtinggns. flyitall danger owns an of
matchesis done away. A whole hum fly
containing vegetables. frostuvstolcn on Washiuc- be
too street Wednesday nursing. A reward trill he lighted intently by one "- button, u antin-
giilslred by simply touching satisfies.
paid for in return. Apply at this office. actual
Electric Door Bells
T0 “do
If! flrnrreon the carrier of Rsilroad Place and
Clay street, formed occupied h George No mblmmc H to on aria
schsnh. Inquire of SURGE SC AL'B. be Incedan “agnostic-e3“ “a an
anti :1 at Gerrimnia Hotel. file‘s: cal at store and see working “DIGI-
M-.- ~ - ,_,- —~—~— 7 u M— Speeislweukes in wiring houses already!”-
To Leg. pied. Cullonnraddrcas ‘
,' ROOMS on ffcrlrv etrect. South Nonriilk; rooms
s newly painful and imparted. Possession at once.
[feat 81": per month. Apply to W. YOUKGS.
an“ fit at Lockwood Mfg. Co.
F (fc‘rl'cs'y'l’iiii’l's:w " ” W
Jackson Bros
Altmlagson’s Jewelry Store, Nomllt.
limiter LINE BETWEEN
South Norwalk
__.”p_..
NEW YORK!
Conimeiicing May 26:88
nun !
Will make daily trips, except Sunday,
Leaving South Norwallt at 7.50 a. I.
Returning
leave. New fork.‘1’ler 23, East River,
foot of Besklnsn street. 2.80
28d Street
10.0th 9- Th“
titration-inhaled. anll 1w 1“ SEYMOUR.
Corfu To Let.
RENT from An t 1. I Cottage on Seymour
Plate, 7 rooms. gym t1' 1!. SEYMOUR.
Osborn Ave" East Norwallt.
Kiln desirable and pleasant residences for
sale. f‘ricu reasonable andtcrms .
Enquire of TAYLOR a (if) 1m,
Ru! W and Insurance Ext: Booms,
Washington 51.. So. Norwal .
Building Sand For Sale.
()KDKRS left wthJJl. Raymond, foot of flari-
land street, for building sand from my bank
will be thankfully reoc'rvul and gown? attended
to. rm; rt 6 . l. EELER
masts
, 'l-‘or Sale.
A GOOD BEACH WAGON.
with. movable top. for one or two seats, for sale
cheap, mldrrrs, flux 41%? South Norwalk, Conn.
jys tf
George it. unanim-
Snow in town selling Household 8 inlttl-s for
mhorhy installments at prices revonll com-
petition. Parties desiring bargains can call at No.
16 ffuvuiovul sh. City. msrlo tf
Building Stone for 5......
p. ”"333, m
ODD Solidi Stone for sale b the
G m. ysrduor foot, delivered. ’nm ——.—2E'ARZE=———
$205: gawk? ohl‘a’i‘uedm' N m the Single Tickets . . 40c
Appl'l'to Excursion Tickets. . . title
1;: $.“fi5fifin might Received fru- 7 n. in. to 5 p...
lllllll'l'lllllllll lion, “"""'"°""' ”W
anyoftlis
employeesofllieboatsou this line on urinal-t of
llmflllil
mums at lowest prices.
Infill every afternoon lid «suing by
uni-cud lllllllllllll!
lilting Pltlllll Fill.
Fii'stClass Restaurant
Full line offlArtigts’ Materials.
SAMPLE HOUSE
w. 3. minced,
BRIDGEPORT.
m. WM. H. J V15.
181 la!- ltt. south srvrslk,
lost to J. I. Onltl. Harlot.
Masher-mutated“ his w. 3.1“”. b
00. forth of their goods In Ilib vlclnlt .1
would to call ’III‘
a
annulus ss- of which 1 ha bill it
mammals amulet-arresting»:
“I
mafswoftkssisuhumlu
,.,.,, um Billiard and Pool Booms. ,
which 1 m. ,. , ‘
lltllllkmuwmfinfmm'. y reunion com V . 7 I ‘ ‘ '
mwlfihilumsms. ' nun-rims metatarsal-lo
“mussel-nutritional» I“ ”0' ““1 WIIsonPolntlt‘f sir loosen. if.
silk in the latest summer
:2: “out. ........ m... .... twiligféi‘l‘l‘ffi cm“ ‘9 *m , " l
u” rent for Man" Pol-tat: “’
Willi! l llllllll.
satin) or calms.
0mm“. ......"' “rt-:3 warm :
Mpmmlumnwm [ ‘
as». far rum st mums
.lup. . .
M Mmmmtoul’ulalalfifl '
Molar. for Wilson Patchoulfimw
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