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Pout Olllcc at South Norntlk is See
Entered at the
, and Gian latter.
Silufif'n01iiviilk." com;
FIB” ‘LABM 30‘!“- A1
- I. u ‘31. ll. it If. H. R dopol; key at I
M tamylxim office in depth. and lion-is.
Ito. 4. bay mm. corner of 'f'ollva mm; key at a
Day mt and all factor". '
No. 3. Corner of “lib and Concord alrigctl. 'ltcy at
i D. Dormvut‘a hOilH'Iflfl J C. “limit a fun
No. it‘l’i'giiklln rum: school. he at school house
rid felillflltl' of William 1 . limiih.
No. 33, Concord aim-L o unrul- ivchool; key at In,
Paui'n rrmidetierc. . o. to Concord street, and
all famine».
lilo. it. lain street corner of Ann, street; key at
We!“ rialrxru and all factoriea.
Rio. in. it it slicer corner of Barney” avenue;
at . Dickerinau'l residence.
IW‘IAL CALM.
One stroke at :2 o‘clock noon for Standard Time.
Twoatrokev of the hell ttiiiu Lt) signifier lire in
our. .
Three stroke- of the bell (lbul
city water in to he turned on.
tumucrioiu 16 an naturals.
Upon itlve information of a tire in your imme-
diate at horbood unlock the box door; pull the
book all the way dorm oncoonly, and let the hook
; shut up the box and do not open or tunrh the
lulu until the next tin in your neightmriiood.
Do not attempt to remove the lit'] from the door.
The Chief Engineer nil; securing £33331“: 3:0 iia
'. . ‘ .lla ' r i ' , .
my“ I! we / Chief Kngincer.
kity
i-l-li rignilln the
Llat «if Letters .1
Remaining in the Post—Miro at. finllfll Narivailr.
30cm. Aug. lath. Iris-i, Prrrona f‘ltlllfll! for any or
their terms will plume my tht are ltl't'nlwd.
Freda Abraham». Aisa Am rrnon, Alllfllfil Boll-
walili, Fred Brainlry. Patrick Urottv. l’l'r:lleilc co.
Cdlllfi, Chart“ ltdwgtr, Edith ill. carter, Frank B.
Germain}. ll.t.‘arlin. Mr. Flynn Lira ll, Fitch,
. Armani. liray,Chaa. B. may. Lea l’nvncb. Anna
Piiziiiauric'. llarrtct ilill, lint Klsnekfi'uya liaroly,
John T. Ninholmo. [Macias Hoyt. Herman Hurt»-
Inuiri. Wm. 3!. Win, fidward Leighey. Clara la-
1,.1. E. MDCItlrc, Emily D. Pullout, (has. B.
it. [lure Maui. Minnie Swift. Chat. lluynoirlu,
Irene Hymn. I). W. Richards. hurlea Smith. J.
Iiithzrtttein. Robert Malia. Joli ll. stellar, l’. l".
Tallmadgin Richard White.
5‘ ‘ .I.f~' D ’NNIN’GJ'. )1.
Weather Bulletin.
- For Sunday: Fair weather, Wllh plight
thermal changes and Vflflablr'.’ Willilrt, fol—
lowed by a rise of temperature.
Minimum Almanac for 'l'o-Jlorrow.
Hizhtide Low ride ‘! Sunrises Sun iii-ts
9.11 2.55 , 5.06 6,46
rill: LOCALNIIWS.
Rwymond k Cdmnlocll are very busy
at prurient.
The sloop yacht ‘tMary M. Button," of
New llavenJica in the harbor.
The Fountain Gun Club are shouting
on the Pine Island grounds this after-
noon.
Rzev. J. B. Lawrencri will preach in
the Congregational church in Ridgtrfield
to-lnorrow. ”My” _
Frank Dory, the little son of Imwis
Duty, fell overboard from Jones” float
yesterday.
The iron mouldcrs are holding a pic-
nic on the Amphitheatre ground this al-
ternoorr and owning. ‘
The funeral of the intr- tlmrg.» W.
Bani: Willbehelit at bin resident.- lir-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A grett many subscribers of the Bloc-
tric Light service- are complaining”! the
way their liglitsliavn Ulric nut, ll’tli wwk.
-—Sult ihvll crabs at Ty [t r's ninrhrt.
.le funeral of John Skiddy, who died
at lllfi ruideiico on the [lull Run road,
Thursday, was llefl in Si. Mary '5 thumb
this morning.
Sari-uni Wilcox started With his family
this morning for Newark, when: lle' has
ucccptrd the formanship of one of the
largcrt bat chops in that City.
—Ch.hlrr'n'a on... should h. iakm u.
the Uld Well Laundry, 37 Washington
Chart.
Connecticut pensions granted yester—
day: Original, Henry J. Thompson. Fair
Haven; David H. Gear, Waterford; [lan-
ford Meeker, Dmbury; Mary, widow of
Thomas McGee, Woodburv.
There was a good attendance at the
lawn party held last night under the
tent in the vacant lot next. to the Arm.
ory by the A. 31. E. Church. The sing-
ing, which was the feature of the party
waa very fine.
Glovn’u American Kind of Sloth Nor—
walk know what good muaic is and how
to rriidsr it. If you want a good wind—
punhrr. put Thro. Uliwttl' behind an E
flat comet, and the rest of the boy can
keep clinic to bim.—Ilanbury R’glrllel'.
The quarantine was raised on the Silk
Incidence llat night, and the home thor~
ougbly disinfected. The Board of Health
baa done good work in the small pox
cans, having confined and kept it atrial-
ly within the family where it flmrtarted,
"Nu.“ . . ....
-(let the bent Pianos and Organ: by
purcbaring them of J. W. Burial-ll.
Weber, Emotion. Bhoningar amt other
firavclaar Pianoa, and the r curated
aborting" Organ- ou the m it renou-
ablcierms.
would be applaud to alga the
writfortho armt of Chiaf Lockwood,
II no ill-tic! in the borough would sign
it. JadgeKuapp waa naked early yrs—
rerilayniouun; to alga tho uncut-wt,
hat Manila ha jaatly believer] that
with work aboulil balloon up town.
lubed Conway, while walking
”the railroad bridge laat evening,
and wliaunrartba Bart Hamlk and.
”Mummualntotba water. fli-
W to crawl up on the bank.
mhmuuulmmcamalou
and tout Iii- borne.
1h D‘s-”lat cmal’l'ml rural!”
m , am ample-ant
it. Dachau hat curler». to Cold spring,
Wrote a very “nonhuman.
(min. Daubary tor the round
it only". and from thlaclty to
Mama will «compa-
Ihuaaaralaa an! furnish main [or
SAW ill-3A Y. A Hist 151888
Main ntrsct in the borough l‘l turn up
again to lay more pipe.
g'l'bc temperanco meeting will be llt'lil
up usual in the Temple of Honor room
to-ruorrow at three o’clock.
The sun was so warm this morning
that the painters who were at Work in
the Gazette building had to stop work.
~Extra Salt Pork' to err. [mum] at I".
llnyoa' Market.
A party of young peoplvi Went to llulon
last night in the Phebe. ley report
having bad a gourl supper and n delight-
ful nail.
J mph Deviiw, "who recently hm] his
leg broken in twin plucvn iit Wilson
Point. in improvmg rapivllv under the
care of the nurses at Bo-lluveu hospital.
——Boy Patent Medicines at Plaisted’s.
There will be a special borough nicel-
ing on Monday afternoon to consider the
matter of extending the water plpPS on
thr- hllOl’t.’ road and of putting hydrants
in Eist Sorwolk. In lllr.’ owning the
Court of [Jorge-son Will hold on {till )Ill'll'
cd meeting.
~On your way horn» til-night stop in
Allen's market on llit‘ bridge and it.»
your marketing for Sunday.
\Valter Buckingham has me itini his
position with jiswvli'r Fans and mill
start, buflincsu for ‘lillllrt‘lf in BridgixpiirL !
Georg» Oil-iy, formerly at New Milford,
tar taken his place. Mr. Ollvy is a
skillml workman and is capihli- or doing:
all kinds of dillicult work.
—-—Fnsh Salmon at Tylrr's maria-t.
PERSONAL trunnion.
Mini Laura Rapelyea in visiting in
Riilgcfielil. .
Miss Edith limit is whiting in New
York state.
Mimi Alice ll. Hall is visiting {limits
in New Britain. .
Mina Aleclas ll. Couniru is visiting her
aunt in Brooklyn. .
Miss Alice Nash, of Detroit, lrl Vlnltlng
with Misti Clara Weeks.
Theodore W. Baldwin of Troy, is vis-
iting relatives in this city.
Miss Emma Scolield Ilia to spend euro-iv
al days at Sachcin'a Ueiid.
Mr». Oscar Morrell has returned from
hor Vlrlll iii the Berkshire'ilills.
Mrs. George A. Lewis of New York
city is visiting With the Aliases bcuddwr.
Howard Holmes is antictpntiiig a
pleasant visit to Ocean Grove in a few
weeks. ‘
John Wade of the Hour went to (Jun.
aau lllltl morning to spt'riil it two weeks"
vacation.
orator Wllulrl to work at Wilson Point
“All." til-day. ‘
C. ll. Mircliant and lilrrcc, Mrs. S. If.
Hull, of Flushing. L. 1.. are: Virillltlg rel-
atives iii 't'i'rntport.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgi,“ Sec-Icy, IllirHlUll-
iirim fioiii lnilia, are visiting thou uncle,
Dr. M. 15. Folder.
Henry St. Oriilond, the timntrical man.
‘agcl', and family are spending tli’e rum-
: mm zit-Z’Krvysei'a' island.
.‘dr. and Mrs. John lllnkc are visiting;
Mr. Wain of ttw Mahackcmii "0th
says he thinks that if he shuvul t if his
moustache and put on grmii oycglam-si
he could go to New Yuri; filiil citcbi
the porter who recvintly lift the;
hold very suddenly, tilting with him;
some of the bonrders' valuables. If Mr. Q
Walz undertakes the, task in» \Vl.~‘ll lilf‘lli
success.
ll [0 ll CRAWFORD ASSA [LT till.
I
A llcep (lash Received on Ills Arm.
Hugh Crawford isa moulder elliplnynil ,
at the Richardmnd’. Morgan (Jo. fillill'lfy, I
on Write; street. Ynsterdny aftvrrn'iiiri :
Henry Wicke, who is also pmplny- d 1
there, struck Crawford in the arm with .
a shovel which lfllllf‘tr‘tl :i' vi 3' vim-p):
trash. 1! was m‘crsa'nry in lam- tip cut ,
served up, and llt‘ tin-ii \Vl'fll i» lllw tum»?
in Stamford.
I
ANNUAL MBTHOH’ISI‘ I’ICAIC. I
_ 7. . t
The, Win 601'" l’arlrir Rock an}
“'edrreschiy.
Tlic Methodist peoplor of tlri: city have
decidrd upon Parlor Rock, that. charm-i
trig picnic ground up ”1" Iftll‘fll'inlt'i
railroad, as "l9 placi- for lltr'll‘ :nmmli
excursion. Wednesday. Au:. ‘3'.) l i-- flit“
datcof Ill" pirasniit cvmt nn‘l ti: {P [4
every promise of a lilg crmul. 'rl’Lill
will lrmvu H with Nitrivrilk at H :t."i. :t’i‘l
will no in l’irlnr ll ml: ll'i' wzir nf ll .w
lcyville. Tit-knot S'iiin t’llllill” ii ii '- i.r
l5, not Illv‘fliht‘tii, ‘JJ’.
To—morrnw zit ili- Siii‘iwlli w'll‘v
srrnsinn tickets will ii» ll!.~l.(ll'ill'r'il t . tli
members.
A Bill” Time rat the Armory [Mill Niglih»
Lust night was a liuay mi.- fnr t'n, it:
The members of tlmc-rinpmy Adm-initial ‘-
r-arly at the Armory and all was t'Xl‘.[i'- i
mrut for an hour or so packing k'lltlI-‘
sacks and rolling blanko-ts. \lhr rim
company had been formed ‘in tin» (Tup- I
lain Frust summon-ll that hi would that ’
tribute the stat», decorations which he}
had received. of which thwre were but‘
seventeen. vaniysi-ven men qualifiml ;
for marksmenn’ badgss in Co. D last
year, but owing to neglect of the former
brigade inapoctor of target practice a
true report was not sent in, and in con-
sequence of which only seventeen badges
were issued and they were given out
last night. Company D will I'Ppul'l til
the Armory Monday morning at “o’clock.
Thi- military will have the depot about
twi nty minutes after six.
Prohibitionlata’ Convention.
A state convention of Prohibition
cluha will be held in Loomer's Opera
House. Willimantic, September 7, to or-
ganiznaatate league. General Clinton
ll. Bulk and Chairman Samuel Dickie, of
tin Prohibition national executive com-
mittee, will be present during the day
and speak at a mass martini; during the
evening. General Fink will make only
two speeches in Connecticut during the
campaign. ‘ ‘
th’cttlva Adv-rtlalng.
In ym'erday'a lawn of the Sentinel A.
S. Frl'l‘m advertised a house to let. and
before eight o'clock in the evening he
"Potted fifteen applicatinnr. The fact
not only allows the used of more river“-
mgr, but brings out more prominently
the effectiveness of advertising in the
Sentinel. ‘
A BIL“: FOUR!)-
lzapluluerl by I better round With The
talaahlaa.
Yesterday afternoon amen foundii
package containing a pair of carbon
anapenderu. With the parcel was the
following letter:
”The finder, may have thin pair or sun.
if he will keep it dark and not
iota Sentinel report" got hold of this
notice.
P. 8.-‘l‘iic Lard loreth a cheerful
ti'fh" ; .,
Ila-u" Night‘s reatlral at not“.
There will be a summer night’s fnti‘
ralat Rotor: Point this timing. The
lat-rid Hell laavaa the steamboat dock at
Two.“ Baton Mb I. 10:3). “00‘
-v"inin~ i» iii. If vuiy t'r . il .
I
.l ‘ ; .
; ll'flli rm: tin-m Iritttiiutriy i' i-iim't. il Willi
‘tltu t‘. ”{qu p tutu-is. iii’ til» mm Align,
and copying tin.- sn-ricry along tin: limi-
Still rli'cr for a law “l'l'l’a‘.
General Darius N. (Touch is M'l’liiuriy
ill at his incidence on l’mapwt hill and
grave doti‘its lire writertiiiimii iii-his re-
(Butt-IT.
ll. J. Sim limit, attorney at law, of 12.2
Namau ntntet, New York city, spent. yl'a-
ts'rilxly in this city with l‘.ii.i'liictor El
inllcy.
Mr. and Mm, Win. (5. Hull of Sing
Sing, N. Y., who luivr llCt‘ll rioting: Mr.
and Mrs. G. F. Waters, ri-{iirliv-d heiltit‘
yvstcrilay. Mrs. i'utip. rtlml..t ltt‘i'l'lll-
partied tho-iii.
MIT-4. U. A. Delano has returned fr-im
lireiiivillv. ll, Villt'fl’ :ilirr bin lumii hit-[l-
ping witlilirr ltlhlllt't and slats-r, “'lll)‘
haw lil‘i-Il wry i.l. Site I'i"liil[n tlm in. -
:li iuiirimiz l’iilllllhlil. iii ()Eiiu.
.limcs L‘llifllll‘li'nl Elli-l wilo, of lint
:Nurwnik, started for Inn-g Linn! tiiisi
iii irniitg. Tlir‘)’ extrict to ho Kim“ a
Wt'l‘k and during that lllllr.’ in v rail lily
Share- ;.ritl Fire Island.
I’lil'lll TRADE CAN'T \‘ IN.
The l'rl)~|ll’l'l :Ia lit-portion! Iry .Vlr. tic-ura'.
()zll‘ (if the lliibrt llll'ltlflllli'lli' u'urln-rs’
sit I re-wnt nit lll" llniiinviwuw sf‘lv‘ ml tiiv
ht . ill l lie' tin-
I'llr’V": {3w will mun with w up
.i. ".1!“ ..
7: :ii.il iltlrimr t:.f .rruztiiutl ml i; lkllJl'
m «I. mural in» Ft'lli-lla i own: a." t Yt‘l}
(”limos
”;\* an indication of [hr in top tutor.
'il inn [l-mocratic llrallllillll’it'f", I am
informed by Dunn hill. Minor of IM-
lord's Magazine. that he callml there a
frw days ago With Mr. Robert Br'lfrirll,
tillllllr‘llt—r of the maguzuw. They met
llil‘lt‘ Col. f'mcy. one of the confidential
men in charge of an important deput-
merit. Uul. Pmtt said to Col. Tracy:
'Fruni information received from the
agents of lliilforil, Clarke .2 (’0., who
have been instructed to inquire into and
rcpt)” on the condition of the Country
politically, l have Irarnrd that we have
at the present lost Cill’lllt'cllttul and Now
Jersvv beyond doubt, and that we will
lose New York outwit mun-tiling lri ilmiw,’
Col. Tracy It'lllll'tl: ~li in of no uw; we
need not try [it blirnl ourselves to the
fact that We cannot stand up against the
cry of free liade.’ "—-N. Y. Sun.
A'l' TII IE CAMP.
Exceeding Bounty of In :‘ppl‘lll’ll‘lt‘tl-
Seller-lo of Tranaportatlon.
The appearance of the camp at Niantic
is much more tasty this year than ever
before, owing in great nieaiiure to the
improved common tent with which the
privates arc,provided. These are a little
smaller than the ofllcera' wall tents and
are furnished with ventilators, after the
manner of the" latent improved olllceiiu’j
They lire not of the kind unlace at the
corners and thus ventilator lht’mht‘l'vfl.
although this variety in much liked.
The three sectional mattresses cover llll'
whole floor area, which is the name an in
the old wall tents, and in the daytime
piled one on the other art a sort of setter,
will be very much ldllllt't'd by the nul-
dieni. The company rlt'eela area little
longer, as there must be more room for
the wall tent guys than for those of the
A. Thus the color lino is moved for-
ward minevrhat al- on the parade. The
quarters of the different Gatling gun nec-
tiona are on the line with the other com-
pany tents. not in the rear “'1 last year.
The brigadler genrrnl hint tuned the
canal camp pom through in» various»
colonelr, who rend them to this lllMlflr
stitched men in their acquaintance.
There admit nominally bnlww'll reveills
and tattoo, but it sometimes happens
that t‘lieyiire not good, even to get of!
the grounds after dark. unless the officer
of the guard knows his mainwwhich
Mariam madame.
4
Macmillan.
ill»
ii .-i i.i~t S! .nulel .‘lr. ti wily-zi- wrum :vi
ha martian does not. Aa the camp la
to churn or the Muller general its
(For Tl’ii‘ Hominid)
Republican Points for Wurkliignimi “’lio
lnteml to \‘oto.
. 1! atomic manliuyna will of cloth“
for $23, the amount of lalmi 5.1!“: .I under
l‘aflt‘IVVfiuifl cont $14 from lingiuricl and
{irilrricmi labor would low 331:).
If it young couple, just beginning
llOllal‘kt’t'pan liuyn uynril of liriissrb
carpet for $1 they now 5’15 eonts in labor
protrction. or any for a wholo room $30, 1
they would have anti Worth of American .
. labor u‘ndrr protection, but with true:
wool under fret~ trade tlii-y would lose
818. Q
If aymiiig woman pays :39 for a hbnwl;
she gets $6 worth of shawl under pro-I
twction labor and troops #3:; from going to
England. 3
If she buys a drum for syn-i, $6 of labor:
under protection iii saved. With freq:
trado she would lose #6 of Afllt'l'lcilll Iii-I
bor which would go lnli'l the English C
maul-i pocket. 2
If a woman pays Sllccnta for an iron2
lint or prin, under "(‘0 triple Iowa sling
would. put :20 cents in the l'liiglislimziii'a'
Duel“: which In :t .losei to American lit-i
Mr. Darts, is the name of the new "P“lbor. i
If rllt' buys a clock for *3 5h» saves 531‘
of llcr husbands wages in the protection.
of American labor, but under free trail»:
her husband’s wages would I)? cut clown,
$l and the Englishman “'i-illil pocket
the: Inhlli'y, Ur. if she wants it sewing:
iilachinc rind pays $230 for it. alive 8.1va
lit-r Int-.haiid llllili‘f .\lltl"fll‘£ln [DEUU'leliln ‘
$9 of his month's wages. I'nilrr five"
trmlo til» (Vilulnii club williiil git tho :3”. ‘
If all" taken-i lil-l week's Wows—‘éilfil—i
mid bnyri a watch under protection. rllfi:
'lfr'h't‘llir‘llllt‘ lll‘tllllflu‘lllti‘l‘ from rrduc-I
in): Dr! husband's ivzigmrfiil. I'mlvr {for}1
trad» elm would lose" liltl $l and It: out“
how to Work for I‘Iniiah prices. _
lf‘i' >ln‘ buys a liillip frirté’l to llw‘v iii hut
own lliilht‘ she saliva in protected bib“!
4') i'wrils to buy in» t'rrnzm with, I'iiilrr
fro» [radii England would wt ”it" if»
l‘i'lllfl aliil slii- wottlil Insert livr l‘r‘ia’illl.
When t-lli' buys fill .i‘lllril'lfiili slow it r
5325 (”till r in“)? prnti-i-Iiuii llll‘ mm!-
vli'r gr‘tw piiiil ?}V for liiw‘ lulmr, tilliiv [Ll'
(ll r ltt’t‘ trziilw tbi‘ mwulilwr “will not
:i'iiiwtiml lit“ Englishman in illvl ::.§~..~
flit» {.5
lt' slit' bugs .2 vi. ‘1. it .«t. vi lt'ni'w. mmjv
iii Amwrix'a llfl‘li'l’ prwt ritii-ii, ~Iir~ pm:
lllt‘ lulml’vr $Ifrfl fur liii work, I.“ li‘tv
,fi'vw ti‘mli- tir- mzm wlm ilil Eli" Wort; - ll
itfu- 1mm: would lim’ ti 7“} iii li‘mr.
l<' . 1w Lil)“ :i inI. ll 2h“ lllitllilr‘f‘i { w:
:‘l, “tiilli‘ l..' if H itm ’Iilll, lllvf hint-nail.
\i'i'.‘ it w. gl'ifi.‘ cuth-r. l'l‘t‘tilVI ,4 45 Iit‘fllrt
lilirtv mr his labor tlmii tho» l‘:..‘;;'ll.~‘rlifll;i.’l
‘.;’u. .~ limb-r in» train
If no Allii‘lit'lll lil’il“i.‘l art {1‘} pr ii- _v
wivw all in ism?" ilivir‘llla’ to My inn? .
€lili'l)!r’l lH r-lill'l in :‘rirriiiiig. lliill'l’ iv:
itr‘rli- it until-I lbiu- :m I: .iin~lii;i:i:i
Ii-ixlti‘rrii ti: mrlh :tt $l pi r do? to ~:iu>.§l.
il'il-Irr [*fi-lr'i’lln." lili‘ "Yards-if" \‘ilill'tl
i‘gvt their :.i:-l but» .i (‘f up ill hi4 IL? ll
HM" If" the» l'l:.i:ii~iiiii»n g t to mark.
‘ If atom;
z'ut‘ $I llli=lil Litui'vt
m-tihl riz grim ltlr' rr mv (Ar lzix‘ iii-fit than
t‘ r ll",.it lillllii
‘ " limiv‘.
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lllril~lli at.
lv‘l'i it» Hi"; l'll'=7t‘ "i-l‘ M4 iii} G.
Am: itin- than lel'l lirnllii-i it“
I'V‘i‘l“ lli lit'liiI‘Jl la 1' it? w in" lo ll liivlli“.
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will it ill
PRO“ ""1103 FA M I’.»\ IGN.
\i’. s. Bailey Afraid 'llmt “’orliirigmen
will he Driven Into the Republican
Party on Account of the Tariff. 1
The prohibition campaign was opened i
in the tompnorice room on Elizabeth}
ritl’l'r'l last evening. There was a fair at-i
tonilniicir, notwithstanding the warm:
Wr‘illlwl’. llrev. ll. A. llclumi made iii
fi-w preliminary rn-iiiarlts, in which he;
stated that. the coriimittve appointed for;
the purpom ball but" unauccesaful in 5W5:
curing n uuilaliln lot for the tent. W. 3.1
Bailey tlwn made the speech ofth even i
log. ll» opeiwd by stating that no man
could pill. in padlock on his mouth. Very
littleol the time was given to tho dis-
cussion of prohibition, but Mr. Bailey
endeavored to bill”? but hearers the atti-
tudo of the two parties on thr- tariff
quustiun. lln said the tariff querition
was not a national home because the
same arguments on the question could
not be used in all parts of the country.
He believed in free raw material for bats
and said the halts-rs would be hem-fitted
by it. Hudld not think tho working'
inert would ho friglilmu-il by tho but
acorn. From the tone of his momki it
uplwnred that Mr. Bailey wait conscious
that the Workingmen lind been l’t’llflllip;
up in thr- matter of the tariff and for fear
tho-y would be deluded lm tried to im-
press his hearers with flit“ fact that pro-
tection {listen-d monopolies and that
workingmen were very little beneflttml
by it. As a rmull of protection he cited.
the Standard ”ii (to. He closed by re»
tuning to the. alleged trnuhlu betmmn
llarrlnon and the workinurimi in 1W2.
and Mr. Harrison’s record on the Chimeric
question.
Prof. Ihilvy sung nowml campaign
sonar. lb! llflil ii lim- colon and was very
entertaining. a
nuclrlcn'a Aroma lialva.
The Ml. aalvoln the world for Cute.
Bruiser. 80m. Ulcers. Ball Rheum,
Fever 80m, Teller, Chopped Bands.
Chilblaina. Come. and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Pilot, or no pay ra-
qrilreil. It in, guaranteed to give per-
fect alienation. or may «tended.
protection is $9. The (llUllit‘H unilvr fire.
: hold back.
;tbat does all the mischief.
PrluMMilubox. Forraiotiycliaa. ha
Iaplran. '
(In flattening.
I'l"“"'~ um.- un! hr rngiiiiuly ou‘upn-i‘l. until .1er
tin on. lag. i umrlliiiiiu in from llvmorrxil -. lllrv
Uh in. lllt: mun... oi tin: vaiiipaigiiJ
hlll‘IZN'l'llEN PLAIN l'ltol'osl'rm‘ss.
Norm-thing for Students of tho Tiirm'
Question In lit-ail furs-fully.
[l'lill‘iiivipli‘t ll‘ i will]
. It in lm ally-ptlfliffl‘lllf’lll to llii‘ :ihli- mun
(ii llo- [flint to ray that the n-i'cnt Ilcbiitc
in llli! "ulhw on the thrill was one of
theablwt, if not the very ablest, ever
livid in Wingless on that question. The
apveclim on: each side give moot of a
Wonderful amount of industry arid rc-
iwaich in their preparation. The. history
of our own and nearly "cvvry other iii-
dtlstrialnzition lllltl been ransacked for
argument and illustration. If the
friends of tariff reform hail the better of
the (llilflllu‘rilt‘lll, the fact is due as much
to the. superior merit of their cause an to
the ability of its champions. (If all the
bpt‘l“('llt’:l delivered in this great ileliatc,
one of the ables: and most thorough is
that of lhéprrisentallve Joncph .‘VllCt‘lfll’.
of Alabama. As an inxtructivc contri-
bution to, film tzlrill' controversy the
speech should have it wide circulation,
li i+ l'r'pllflh' with looming, logic, facts,
history, and statistics, which lift).
\‘i'hlwirr llillta‘llalfi in a ruaatrrly marlin-r
to l’r-[Z'llllll’vll tin- folli‘iwing threw: “
1. That a icviaiun of ourmtarilf laws is
n4»c-=saury to tho lie-st inn-rests of all our
pimplp, including those irrigogt'il in mizrl-
ufnctiire.
‘3. That a proliiliitvry tiirill' cit-alts
:triil fllwlt‘l'fl "ti-ill and combinations of
capital.
3. Thu: kr‘plllrllf'zllls (lirpti—‘t' 'tnritf rev
dilution in lllh’ interval of privileged
Clllhrt”.
4. That all tiir'irtax lows haw beni-
llli‘il.l:’l" riz'li owl i’lf‘llllliZi-Il Ill" poor.‘
3. 'l'iizit Mr. i'irvrliiiiil i4, ril~l$tillt1l by
‘tlw'nirsvages ltful public litiwrzmr'vs of
all our {WP-«lilt‘lllh. ‘
t'i. 'l‘uzit lila tints rctjziiiiitig iiw wool
lifti’i' iwvii t‘lilt‘ll‘ilfli -l by tiw tiimt “(up
lli-‘lil Whig amt ltwpiiliicgiii ’t'lliit‘ri‘.
7. Ti' it (Mr forty yours tIiH piotfwrius
'of all piizn « linu- ailri-i'atr-il r. r» llllr‘ ro-
{villi-'3 which Mr. l‘Iv-vwlni’vl eli-
lllrifiil".
'5. yihutivvkdihr"!“”1.(:“hnllfituxn‘.
lli..ii-i. belie-r pawl, 15 tim i-ii- .ipr-t labor
on math.
1!, Twit tlic L'iiited Stall-:9 :-li' lilil. and
limb: prop r Luvs can. (’ iiitrnl ilm cat»
mil pr ils mull.- of ”ii' worlrl.
.1", Thu a protective [trill ». iil- ilflil‘?‘
Haiti-'2‘: Ill?" wry llillll-‘llit'i .~’ «ugh: tn llL‘
l‘i‘lir ll'i ll.
11. Thai tirLii‘ I'r‘llll"'rlllli \‘v .1.
livh Mir :iinri‘iiziiit til min: till l
finger i' x;- it triul ',
{345'
y.- «trial;-
'4le ll" Ii
113. 'i‘ wiring (flu or ltsllry pit ruling
lliu r:~‘:ili.i~¢illlt‘fl of our pnnivt 20V-
.r..:: it. 0 i {it‘lt‘rl’r’ :i tniwll law xiii-
cum in :i» on“. mull iii‘iiiiit’ni'mriva .m
.~:iii»i~‘~lil.lt' I'tlitllf'li‘ll Willi timw :i.‘
litigant i .;-’ l v Nib“ “Ii“
printing: it» in.
‘V: .l
:1 '\"‘l'ii‘flr it’. til
I.) .\‘. .\:.:....i ii-‘i...' - ill li-
r. ,y .I i’ :ifai =4 r. lili li'lr‘il il...i. tail {iii
i... lr‘l‘i t..x «i’ T{ t.» W p twat. in.»
'il.‘ill‘ tn im'vr iillil inulrl'l .‘tiimrii-ni‘.
i‘v m in .mi ”mt rim .-iii‘Ei :i tux
:E‘l iz‘i‘. th.’= airy.
l 1 tip-
in i.» twirl}.
lilt'
ir-inigii
'i'hil'fl .i.a'~ .~.-.
. :a mi till? it rli.‘ “L: ,.
in”: l.‘i’v‘“.l'“i'. :izll 'i. .l ti i-vlw'i oil.
Lilli t:- r‘;ri'tlll.il li; P‘l'lllt‘ .t
imirkwi for lili' ril:piii.—'.
15. That uiuli-r tho ml \‘.tl~tlt'lll lt'Vch
llllt' tariflaol lté‘lli and 1337 v.0 made
our gunk-st :tri-lii-r Ill prosperity.
it}. That illt’ [Wilfrid Sliilr‘s to [bully
iipial to Uri-at Britain in tin- production
ol cool and iron ow uiul pigiruii,urid
l'.‘l'r1‘-l.~-ll|:tl t'iiUllll'y ill tm- production
if llliirllrtl limit and steel, and that the
two moiitrtra ltlgrlllr‘l’ produce two-
thirds of the coal and nearly two-thirds
of lllt' iron and ntwl made in tho world.
17. That under proper tirilf burs the
Unitul Stolen Would control tlietrndo-
of the world and. become the ctntvr of
weirltli. power, and crvrliz'itiou.
lam! champions would do well not
to unilirrtakn to wrestle With those prop-
ositions, or General Wheeler,or with
the ammo: nla which llf.‘ llllla’lt‘l'ii in cup.
port of them.
ll“
The Tariff Did It. not "to Mllla Bill.
When we are told that the Ailing
Woolen Mills at Derby are discharging
mi-ii lwcauso the Mills hill discussion
lt'illli'l tliieir customers to hold tlwirordere
incl; ltlllll the thing is iii-tiled, we think
of the boy who walked on stilts so long
lliiit he felt awkward when he got down
on his lugs. lie laid the trouble to his
legs. but it wna really the stills.
lit-r» are there mills trying t.) make
monry by paying high pllcl'él for wool.
The Mills hill propose to tulle the duty
off from wool, so that they can get it
lowor. Their customers know that if
ilivy get wool lower thuy can make
good» cheaper, so they hold back their
oiilvra, believing tliiit thi- Smut» will
eithhr pane tile bill of their (Mir lit-cord
or the ilpciiniis will l'JllllpPl them to
pnssii.
They nro lieu-n olm-rvers; they know
what is coming. When it clllllt‘ll they
know lltcy can buy cheaper, and they
But it lathe lsirill‘ mi it iii
It in the
acme-less tax on wool that molten goods
tilldclntllca denrmnd every limit it is
iliacusiied it will atop tho orders from
coming in until it in retried. It never
will be really willed until it in settled
right and the tax cameo off.
lurilneva done on the top floor ofa
blocked-up atructure Ill alwayri liable to
ba interrupted. But it la not getting
down to thermionic“ that mitt to
bland or the interruption: it la
urogenital-stall. cum
PRICE TWO CENTS. ’
st Nihll' snltilcrzs.
i-l'n’ ('lfl'ltt.‘lll2>é.
t.‘aiigiegritioualmflov. J. W. llublwll,
formerly of Dinbury, will pueach. morn-
ing and (etching. .
Mellimlbtv—llei‘. ll. T. t'iiupvr will (it'-
vnpy the pulpit [fl:l|llllfil“', inoriiiiignnd
t.\r‘lllll£.
'I'riiiity~~'l‘ivi-lftli Sunday flflttl’ Trinity.
lIoly l’f'llulllllfllull at 7.30 ll. nl.; morning
prayer and surrnon at will): Sunday
school at 1'.’ "L: tri't'n'siilflg and sermon at
7.301). m. , ”
Baptist—lbw. II. A. Delalio, pastor.
Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and at 7:30 p.
m. Morning subject, "The criminality
of ignorance." The pastor will take
occasion to refer to the fact of Doctor
Thomas Dowhng’s resignation in Cleve-
land, f).. over the "close communion”
question.
Evening subject, “The lasting and per-
manent things of the stool.” Public cor-
dially inuited. .
Springwood Uilior‘i Chapel—Subject,
Sunday evening: Where do I Stand.
“lie that is not with me is against me:
and he that gntherelh not with me scat»
tereth abroad." Matt. 12, 30. \Vcdnes-
day owning, Heavenly Light. “And
the light smooth in darkness a d the
darkness comprehendedit not.” J hn 1,5.
izasr NUIlWA LR I‘lll'llCllES.
Advent Christian Chapel—Preaching
by Mrs. E. S. Mansfield at 10.30 a. in.
and 7.30 p. iii.; Sunpay school at 12 in.
Y. Mm. A.
,The song service will be held as usual
at 4 p. m. Suirjict, "The Captain of
our Salvation."
:1 Prohibition.llurlior “ennui-s I‘Zu'itcil.
Maurice Ilaudcl, the barber who works
fiirliufiavel'it'lxr, went to the Probi-
lllll'ifl muting on Elizabeth street last
night and Iwcuiiin so excited that he
hiinlly kite-iv who in: was. llc walked
wilt of tho liiiilll flliil vcry lli’lil’ly up to
the City Him-l. Wllt'n a gv-ntlnnian fl'll‘lill
initiw ohm: :ii‘ul risked him \Vllt‘l’t‘lilfl
lint “TH, llztilricopiil his hand on his
11 mi. and found that iii * his not ‘llif’lll
lw lliiil utilised out nmi It'll lilfilifil in
tho temp: ruiico l’i'tilll. ll» Wits mom (-5-
<'itni llllllil’h’i‘r \Viti'll lit" linil t-) walk
'lt tiff-'1' it. '
“llcirrm to Millions,“
this inwt‘npup-xr stunt, and bow liiimy
worm-ii. prolmlily, read the snow. and
vitriol her. [hit little was she to be en-
vied. howuwi: for in spite of her great
Wraith slit,» was miserable. It \vnshcr
It“, in common ivich niyrinds of women,
in puller from lllflrir" "chronic wonk-
rwim s," which nn- peculiar to the female
w-x. filirs-riililc. in rvous rind discourag-
nl. Slti‘ \Vt‘lll-l glinliy haw give-n every
«lullnr of her furtuiiv for one hrio-f install-
llll'fl’ oi” livu’lllll. ”0W cosy, and how in-
~xpmsirin “'f'lllil ho the journo)‘ to
llt‘itllll. if llr. I’iot’cr ‘s Faulting Prescrip-
tion was m‘it'f‘lrtl nan rcriicdy and the
usw rf lbw mini» pi-rsiwtuil in: that is. the
rxpvriumrn of thousands of women
Iiilllifll ii iii the ziimi‘i- murmur. teaches us
tii predict m. It i~' the only mediator-
i‘wr innit-ii, .~i.hl liy_ilrugi:ist:i. lillilt‘r a
pawl-{Wu gu-zmtitw, from the riiaiiilfac-
more, tii..t it will {give satisfaction in
a wry also, or llilillf‘y Will be refunded.
This gilnmntro has lice-n [Il'llllt'll on tho
liiilllv-Wl’flf‘ttt’r, :iiizl Luthfuliy carried
<i.l‘ for runny yrnrs.
I’r. l'.t'lt'i":i l’vllutn‘, or .\iiti Iiiiious
tirnixulwi. (’lll’t' sick lieiiilacliv, «lyspvpaia
and constipation.
A “'oman'a Discovery
"Another wonderful discovery has
two llliitlt' and that too by a lady in
this county. Disease fastened itaclutch-
en upon llf'l' and for seven years she
withstood its sr-vercst‘i tests. but her
vital organs wore undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months aim coughed incessantly and
and could not sleep. She bought
of us a bottle of Dr. King‘s New
Discovery for Consumption and was SO
much relieved on taking first. dose that
she sleptall night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her name
is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W.
(l. llnmrick & Um. of Shelby, N. (3.
Get a free trial bottle at Chas. Lapham's
DnigSto
I OUSP. on West Ill‘cc’t. 8 room, to good imam.
Item {[2, l’miicsaion So i. l. lnqniro of
nut? In A. 8. Skills, Jeweler.
Gout For Sale.
AGOAT, bulky. liar-titan, and (lost lloiise, for
‘ pale cheap. Address H. "JULIA“
anltl fill that Norwallr.
Wanted.
IN‘priy-atc lamily.l alceplng room and kitchen
_ f
li’ man and wife. Addrm "Tillltltltii'."
will It Munch-mo Hotel.
(1} RAN D
Moonlight Excursion m- .
will? THEM—n
HAT CURLERS!
0' DANIIIFIIY. (30!th 1'0
Iron Steamboat Company’s Pier.
GOLD SPRING HARBOR
By llonuimilc Railroad iiml Steamer "City of AI-
bany" from South Norwnlk
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. 21
hearing mailer: at m p. in. and titerirlboal Duck.
30th Norwallt at“).
MUSIC Ill lllllitlt’ll I‘lllll. BAND.
‘ Damiano lhalinatautlatc’olilflprlu.
llafraahaioata larval on board the Boat
it'll: mm marina, tom
an. ria- concur." mm.
min-saw?!” m can
smurf. shinny
Lflflifls’ Fillllli KI
SHOES
FOR ONE WEEK @NLY
Commencing August In.
-——~—-¢o>—-,——~~
300 Pairs in 3 Styles, at
43:00 PER PAIR.
".9.
These are of Fine Quality and the
Greatest Bargains in Fine Sines
We have over olfcrcd.
~«o—————-
LIIIIISBIIRY 8:110.
Ely’s Block, Main St, South Norwalk
anti“ 2!
The Annual Picnic
OF THE
First it. E. Sfliflfll Still]
0F SilU’I‘fI NORWALK.
T0 PARLOR ROCK
Over llviisatoiiic railway by way of flawlcyville
WEDNESDAY, AUG, ‘32.
Train will leave South Norwnlk at 8 n. m.
TICKETS. 50 CENTS
Children under 15, not members, 25 cts
Lost or Stolen.
\(‘llll‘iTXl'Ti‘uiurcd Ilor-‘c Willi small white
A . ' ill fun Iii-ad, and a Olli‘e‘wilt‘ll Wagon
v'wiit:i.i..i. w“ . hint Lost or finish on Wiiéhiiur-
ion alrri'f ttll day morning. A reward will be
pa. ii for Na fi'ltli’ll. Apply or fill“ oil? - > niililat
To Let.
'l‘llli flan-van tiii»crirrivr of Railroad Place and
(lay :trwi. formerly occui-ch by George
S: intuit. llulliifl.‘ of tilitllilil‘l SCHAI'B.
:iii ll if at it. llmll‘illl llutrl.
To Let.
' “00315 on "VHFV street, South Norwalk; rooms
a “only paiiih-ii and pnpcmd. Pit-which .1! once.
ltvnt Si: pct" ‘llultlh. Apply to W. YOUNGS.
an I i ii at Lockwood Mic. Co.
” Celery Plants.
'0 ”OOCKLERY PLANTS for Mill). The best
9 _ i-ier grown in honvalk. All have
IRA SEYMOUR.
Cottage To Let.
7]“) RENT from August. 1. 8 Cottage on Seymour
Place. 7 mum-s. jiifitl if H. SEYMUL'R.
(inborn Ava, Euat Nor-walk.
llltlilfi «liis‘imhlc and pleasant residences for
rill-n Prim"i run-‘oriribli- and forms easy.
Eliittllh‘ of TAYLUR A: UMBER.
Estate and Insurance Ex: bongo: Rooms,
\i'ztrhznmon SL. 50. Norwaik.
[Building Sand For Sulc.
( lllll’lllti irft with .l. R. Raymond. foot of fluvi-
iniulstrm f l ‘ ling sand from my bank,
will llt.’ ll.;ll.li‘. HY l’t‘CClH‘tl and promptly attended
rim if USU. l. KEELEII
For Sale.
A (500]) BEACH “’AGflN.
nah moviniiiu toil. forum: or two acute, for sale
rhuip, addition I’uix 4t!) fiuuth‘ Xurwaik, Conn.
jyfi if
life“ lmflrllillnlt’d. null liv
flout
tilt-urge It. Emu-rm"
Siiowinmwn ll(‘lllfll.{ “(lllfl‘fhfllll Specialties for
rushin-iiyirirtuilriirnts n: pro-is icyoud com-
pt‘til‘liln. l'fllllt'sdi‘i‘ll’Jlgll'tl‘ililllé citncall at No.
it} llat’rnond tit" City. rmtrlD 1!
Building Slor‘ic for Sale.
’V 00" Building Stone for sale by the
losid, yard or foot, delivered. Those
stone are quarried with are, and are the
beat that can be obtained.
Appi to
1’. B. OUTER. or
t! ll. W. RAYMOND.
itiiiiiiiii’s in Still,
30. NORWALK.
. .ww.-.._
FRAMING at lowest prices.
.fi—Qw—
Mf9”.ii"€.°lfilli,§‘§.’,._ll?1¢lill,s'
SAMI’LE IIOUSE
"you...
W. 3. "ALL a. C0.,
BRIDGEPORT.
MRS. WM. :1. JARVIS,
121 Mala at, South Norwalk,
Next to J. I]. Smith. mortal,
llavlnz been appointed agent for W. B. “ALL
(:0. for theme-of their good! in thla vicinity. I
would re- tfull invite the lulle- to call and
examiner sump es. of which I have a full line
and which I will sell at the prlcea of the BMW
More. Following-realm ol‘ the many will!
which 1 offer:
Black fifth! at 69c. ant.
Satin Duchuadtflcfelorme’ rly mulled at 81.35
. llle Francoise, Brush.
a
Aiiiiir-ganlltnootmoumlnggoodl, all wool and
till: warp, “mi-lotus, in all the latent summer
finderi reach Chantal, eutectic, Zcpbyra and
mm a.
lit inalnhab caprandrntlllnga.
Alwagcnt for r. ficoti’a Electric Counts, Flesh
Brut-hes. Curlers, campers. etc, and Taylor's
Folding Bustier. int? am
J. TRIS'I‘RAM,
.OI’TIC‘IAN,
83 lain Btu South Norwafli.
v Ira m on mail.
W ~ nan»
IIIIAII l
W
Now is the lime to put in your,
nulls null!
MOW—“~—
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDSf
Always in Stock.
Delivered By careful Illllll‘l.
Clean, and Free frOlkl.l
Slate or Stone.
tin Nil ins
thermistor.
Perfect security from all intruders by night a by
day. by using a
Perfect System if Billiarliillt V
notifying occupants of housed the least “ml”
open either window or door.
ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTING.
All modem hriilt houses shonldmploythiamelll
ofligiiiim; gas. By trail danger from the ace of
matrhun‘ ”is done away. A whole house may fit
liuiiicd instantly by one press button, and cushv
guishcd by simply touching another.
Electric Door [dolls
Notronhlcsomc pull to ?t Ont. of order fill! at
he placed anywhere lathe ouse. *«
f’lvaee call at store and see working aamplu.
Specmi care taken in wiring boosts already own
pied. Call on or address
Jackson Bros,
At Jackson’s Jewelry Store, Norwalli.
3.133543“ ___________..__.
mm LINE nnrvrm
South Norwalk
"AID——
NEWMYHQRKI
(‘oiiinicncing May 26188
”its. “N
T tr e
acumen:
0 anti
Will make daily trips, except Sunday,
Leaving South Norwalk at 7.50 a...
Returnin
Leave. New York, Plergfl, East River,
foot of Beekruaa street, 2.80
p. m., Bast 23d Street
2.50 p. m. ,
. Mfr-Ann
Single Tickets . 40¢
Excursron Tickets. . . 60¢
trelght Received from 1 a. u. to 5 1-D.
gran raona .‘.‘. forbid math; or tit
employeeagftheboataon this line nun-ant of
ac truer-thaw
Rlli' Jill!
Music every afternoon and «min; by
lint-cuss insulin!
BaillIIL' Pavilion Pitt 1
Fii-stClass Restaurant,
”u
Billiard and Pool m
Trains Leave Norwallr to with.” .
' l
, Err
. 'iio'mnr mm m
rm for union Point at 2.10 p. in .
emu risltotonl’dliitat ' all.
5.5;. mile; Wilma Paint, ”13:4?“ but“ It?
W a
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