NUMBER 213.
rial: amass uoxzs.‘
littered at the Post Office at South Roswslk as See
and Class Inner. j
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1888.
mining Sentinel.
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”tilii‘cu‘iwowéfi’lfs. ...
K0- 8. N. Y..N. B. a III. II. depot; key at Ad
sins Express oaks in depot. and hon-is.
No. 4. Day strict. corner of Tullas “Mt“, key at it
Day street and all factories. ,
No. 0. Corner of Main and (.‘oncord streets: key at
I). Donovan's house and .l. C. is llaori a far:
No.11. Franklin street school; key at school house
and residence of William ll. smith.
No. 13. Concord street. apps-its school; key at Mrs,
Paul's residence, . o. to Concord street, and
, all factories.
No. if. Iain street corner of Ann street; key at
Wolf's saloon and lilelcfal'lm.
No. 15, High street corner of Bsyview avenue; key
at A. Dickcrman’srcsldcnee.
srsctsi. csLLs.
One stroke at 12 o'clock noon for Standard me.
Twostrokcs of the bell (thus I-i) signifies re is
out. ‘
Three strokes of the bell (thus l«1~1) signifies the
city water is to hemmed otf.
ins-ravenous 'ro ssv honours.
‘ Upon little information of a fire in your immer
diam neighborhood unlock the box door; pull the
hook all the way down once only. and let the hook
A special meeting of the Court of Bur
gasses will be held this evening.
Miss Imogene Baldwtn has been on
gaged to sing at Trinity Church.
Rev. Dr. Tiffany fit—am York city
preached in the Stamford M. E. Church
yesterday.
morning for taking more of the side»
walk than he has entitled to.
—-For anything in the market line, go
to Allen’s, on the bridge. ‘
Frank Searles, of“ Nr—Iw Canaan, has
accepted a 'positiou in Lounsbury,
Mathewson A! Ut).'rl factory.
KOBE SMALL—Pox.
. The Patient Au Emigrant Who Becantly
Landed in this Country.
A new case of smallpox has broken
out in town, the particulars of which
will be given tomorrow. We under-
stand that the patient is an emigrant
who recently landed at Castle Garden,
and the case cannot be connected with
the previous cases, Selectman Wheeler
has taken entire charge of the case.
ASSAULT!!!) BY J. DONOVAN.
Lawyer Mcuufuneas Ilna lllru Arrested
and Brings a Civil Suit Against film.
M. C. McGuiuuess, a Bridgeport law-
yer, came to this city this morning to
("’1' FOR CAII’.
Norwalk Wall Represented to numbers
and for Emcloncy.
The soldier boys from all parts of the
state are now at Camp Terry where they
will remain one week. As usual each
regiment will endeavor to excel in the
different duties of the encampment. It
is well that it should be thus in order
that good may result from the annual
meeting of the brigade.
Companies D and F left the armory at
6:30 o'clock and marched ‘ to the depot.
A special train was waiting for their)
and after. boarding it they waved good-
bye to their friends who had gathered to
see them off and started for camp. The
Norwalk boys will, nodoubt. be a credit
American and English Wages.
be regarded as in every way reliable,
being taken from statistics published
under the authority of Secretary Lamar,
an ardent free trader, and at the time he
W” a member of Mr. Cleveland's cabi-
net. They are given in the N. Y.Tri-
hurt»:
The average of all wages of Weavers in
Great Britain for men, women, lads and
boys thus officiallyascertained is $4.37
per week. The average of all wages of
weavers in the United States, including
Chinese labor in California and colored
labor at the South, is $7.21 per week, so
that the difference least 30 per cent,
but 65 per cent. Instead of “covering
This prescntution_of facts should _
nursing the
IGI'I.
The Mills bill as it passed the If
Representatives, with the tariff as it is,
so far as it is changed by the Mills bill,
‘ has been received, and a copy may be
had by anyone desirous of studying it by
applying at the Democratic headquar-
It has not yet appeared in the
Gazette as we suggested, though the
campaign of 1863 was interrupted last
week to devote four columns and a half
The references to Mr.
Harrison, who is still the Republican
candidate, were confined to placing his
to Mr. Blaine.
[This space will use...” w;
the election by contributions from
issues of the campaign.)
mounts, dis-
llrr gloriously.
“animator.
it
once of
... JUST BElEllll
Those who believe in competitive
methods, or who even believe, as I do,
for the Spring and Summer trade.—
-A largs lavas.
that the legitimate sphere of competi-
" tion is a large one. including by far the
~Ann— '
greater part of our industrial life, must
From 12 Different Factor!“
look with alarm upon the modern trust,
and must favor the removal of the pro-
tective tariff behind which it has in-
treuched itself. CITIZEN.
Bunklon'a Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chopped Hands.
Chilblsins, Corns, and all Skin Emptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re.
quired. It is guaranteed to give per-
, _ ‘ _ _ to the stale militia and an honor to the the di ' " - 19“ satisfaction, or mane refunded. “701mg '0' footwear m bought for I!!!
mm? £25.31: :33, rd; [gig agar; “fixing: £1» lllrt’flngii in tho.- pruhllrlllOfi campaign m, about organizing an 1mm American town "my represent. the agggnzgnzl Elinor“: 1:: gar?“ name at the head Of‘lifi columns. Price 25 cents . box. For ”y“ by Chas. LASfl,andeanm being anhaold
Domatterapt to remove the lily from the door. ""99 were held Saturday “"7""? “F191 Anti'l'rec Trade Club, similar to those James D. Wood of the Sentinel will fails tocovsr that difference by25per s r Lapham.
mmuangimr ml. and”? fisufgglea [:0 m rifles! “Wino”! :ld :2”:an I“ ”“3 which have been formed in all parts of serve his country in the field and will cent. But it must be remembered that We do not intend to turn aside to nu- ,- all B810“ “"181. Slang!
. witymnm' ' pe rice mm.“ on ‘ m." l "mm “W “W’- “0‘ only do his “I" duty "lure, but” the foursatabltshmcnts in which Chinese swer the childish remarks in the local Housekeeper Wanted.
Weather Bulletin.
Mr. Mcfluinness, in company with Mr. ever will look after the interest of the
Kchoe stopped at J. Donovan’s while paper he represents. The Sentinel will
coming from East Norwalk. and Mr. boin camp every day and will contain a
Kehoe said in introducing Mr. McGuin- report of the proceedings.
ness that he was active in the work ‘as The Fourth regiment will guard the
heretofore stated. Mr. Donovan spoke right front the first day and Friday,
in strong and bitter ”terms against the Governor’s day, as usual, and furnish
movement. Mr. 'McGuinncss replied headquarter‘s guard both days asthey
that be supposed he was meeting a gen- have the position of honor, ths‘rlghttof
tleman instead of a hog, whereupon thsliuemstheypossessthcsenior colonel
Mr. Dovovsn struck Mr. McGuiuness of the brigade. The Fourth regiment
a blow in the face. detail for today is Captain A. A. lietts.
The Pistol Club of the borough drove
to Ridgcfield yesterday morning, and
returning arrived home about half past
eleven lust cvening,a little tired, but
happy. ”H
General Benjamin F. Butler says: “I
oppose free “"001 now because if we
admit it to to the free list we can’t keep
our grangcr friends next year from tak-
ing off the tariff on the manufactured
goods. Our tariff system has been
or colored labor are employed do not
fairly represent the wages of laborwin
the Northern States. Neither are weav-
ers the only hands employed in this iu~
dustry.
The average for all these classes for
the United States is $8.29 per week; dif~
ferencs in favor of American labor, 67.3
per cent. This is now mrt by duties
averaging 67 per cent. last year; the
Mills bill would reduce the duties to 40
‘iVIDDLB-AGBD woman as working housekeeper
l and to take are of invalid lady. Inquire at
130 Main street, South Norwalk.
Building Lot For Sale.
0N Maple street. Norwalk; size of lot 50 fee
front by Hi) feet deepmaggglr to
181‘ IIYA'I'I'
arm at No. 8 West avenue. Norwa k.
For Sale at is Bargain.
NE Counter 14 feet long, I Show Case, 8 feet
long, and a nice Parlor Stove, will be sold at a
bargain.
Ifsll Bloc
papers that have thus far appeared in
criticism of the “Citizen." We have
given our space wholly to facts and ar-
guments on the industrial and political
situation and the attitude of the two
parties toward them. We propose first,
last, and throughout to be fair, to really
discuss things, and to address ourselves
to the intelligence of men, not their
prejudices. Our efforts are with the
candid and thoughtful of both sides,
Styles and prlcca too numerous
to transition.
PLEASE CALL AND BXAIINB
No trouble to show goods.
6TH. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
Fair, slightly warmer, except nearly
stationary temperature on the coast;
westerly winds.
mam
lint-tore Almanac for 'l'o-Morrow.
Hightide Lowtide Sunrises Sunsets
9.53 3.49 5.07 6.45
TllEWLOCAL NEWS.
k.Apply at Faucbcr‘s Restaurant, Music
The regular borough meeting will take
sum tf
. ‘ _ . ~ ‘ _ per cent., a reduction of two-fifths, giv- whose minds are open to truth and con— To Let. S0 . PW‘ ‘
place this afternoon. ad Justed by long effort and greatest cars. The lawyer had n writ issued Lompany In. officer Of "18 day; 15‘ Lieu- inst foreign manufacturers that much viction, and not in the least to thick and I cost: on West street. 8 rooms, to good taunt. “fll NO .a‘lk'
_..__A _ We can t afford to pull the props from fur Mr. Dinovsn s arrest on tenant, W. B. Cochrsne. Company C., advantage. Yet it is falsely claimed thin party men of either side who 1 liii-iris”. nginssegki. Inquire of
Uv'ntist Hyatt advertisvs a building “Dd" "f J_ 7.- --..._- "’9 charge “I “53“" and “'30 senior Ofllbel' 0f the guard. 2d Lieuten- that the bill "more than covers the dif— would vote for the devil himself if nom- '1 ‘V S Jeweler
lot for sale in to-day's issue. broughta civil suit against him. not Garry P. Sanger, Company 3-. jun—
A hearing in the case of assault was tor officer of the guard.
set down for this afternoon at 3 o’clock,
£5350le “331;,“ ferencs in wages" between this country
and England.
inated, even though he stood on a plat.-
form specially constructed to his taste.
Thus far, if any fact asserted to has
fact by the "Citizen" has been denied
or questioned, we have failed to observe
it. If any argument or conclusion of
ours has been disputed, we have not
seen it.
The civil case of Grace vs. Jaqui has
been adjourned till Wednesday morning
at 9 o'clock.
‘ Ellison Dopuy was in town Saturday. ,1
Geo.“ ank of “faterbury spent. Sun— “I. “uh,“ " "mm “In“
day with Leon Krtrger. l . . . _ .
Le .- ‘1 C' I m l ’l . _ . ‘ A i esp religioustntorest is being man-
vvls . c and e )0l'0ubl is "till-1 ifcsted at Broad River. Last evening
rig friends in Bridgeport. ’
‘ _ _ . _ ltwsnty-five went forward for prayers.
Edward kingston of Boston is visit A fipfcial meeting will be held to- nor
ing friends in the borough. row evening,
Frank Hines of the borough is visiting “J“
friends in Bridgeport.
Miss Minnie Roberts of Lewisboro is
visiting Annie Sadler of the borough.
Guns For Sale.
GOAT. Sulky, Harness, and (lost llouse, for
sale cheap. Address I. ILTOLLES
auIS 3t East Norvrslk.
llouscs and Factor-[To Lot.
QEVERAL Houses To Iii-t, rent from 86a month
i upward. Alsoa Factory, suitable for hat or
otgeysmriufscturing; 85 horse
u l
CON 1" BC'I'ICI’T Moll'vll'VAhlfi’l' Y.
Three R's.
The Troy, (S. Y.) Times, in a recent
issue refers to a pretty good clerical
group of three R's. meaning three Tro-
jan boys, of Whom Rev. James H. Ross,
recently of tltis city was one. and the
other two were Prof. Joe. S. Riggs, of
Auburn theoligical seminary and Rev.
A. V. V. Raymond. pastor of the 4th
Presbyterian church, Albany, were the
other two. The Times says:
"There is a group of three Troy high-
school boys who have attained much dis-
tinction in the ministry. They were
almost contctiipornrics in the school.
Talu- “will in the ordr-r of seniority.
James II. Ross used to read a Greek tos-
Concluslona Drawn by the Secretary of
the State Board of Health From the
Reports Made From the Different
Towns In the State.
During July there were 1,151 deaths
in Connecticut. In his report for the
. month, Dr. C. A. Lindslcy, secretary of
3.174 Maturity for Harrison. the state board of health, says:
One of the most telling straws of the Small Pox—But Om‘ case has 0661"“!
campaign, showing how the wind is since the publication of the last bulletin.
Frank Quinton], “I the borough, i"going to blow in. November, is the Anew-born infant attracted thisdisease
pendinga few days in f’ougltkrwpsip, istaterneot of Francrs C. Brown, mau- from Ill! mother and (fled. Wllh lhlfi
Winfield Moody New rm mm ”‘59”! UN“ 1"“ “"d I.“ """"’“"y 0' “"99"” “"’”“”’"’“k ".‘ NW?“ .“""’
Sunday with his {talents in the borough : N‘W \Mk' which ha“ Just 1M)" made l”°.‘"’“‘“‘ by thetrnergotic and Judicmus
- ‘ ‘ " ‘ . public, On July 8 he ‘lflSi’I’lt’d an let’I- fif‘lllln 0f the health authorities front
My”, (,Wyndulillt‘ Utvyer, of Wurlitnit- “figment, m sovoral flt’wspapiirs (.113me spreading after the first case was recog-
Thc Cuban Giants are booked for this
city to-morrow. The Norwalks expect
to defeat them if it is possible.
Contractor Wilson expects to finish
the addition on Guanicri’s peanut stand,
on the borough bridge by Thursday.
“ Q trill
.. Bikini Pl Willi!
fill House on the corner of Railroad Place and MADE of PU“ ORE“
Clay street. formerly; occupied b (
of TARTAR.
Trill! mm
null if at Germania Hotel.
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We have not forgotten that various
guesses at the identity of the ”Citizen”
have been made, but the public cares
little about that. What it. wants to
know is, not who writes this article or
that, but whether the facts are assisted,
and, second, whether the arguments
founded on those facts are valid. We
challenge our opponents to discussion
~Family washing at the Old “Tell
laundry, 3’? Washington street.
Cottage To Let.
0 RENT from August I. a Cottage on Seymour
Place, 7 rooms. judo if B. SEYMOUR.
Osborn Ave., East Norwnlk.
HREB desirable and pleasant residences for
sale. Prices reasonable and terms can .
Enquire of TAYLOR R. 60 DEN.
8
The Brooksides and u picked nine from
that place, are playing ball this after-
noon on the Brookside grounds.
. . . too, D. U. is visitin' at Mrs. l)..nir-l , - , , ‘ . 0“ ““58"”"85- ““1 “wk“?! ”“mnce Emma‘s“ Room sold'm'emmm‘mdb’
Thomas Montgomery, who formerly Townsend‘s; ‘3 fora [united rim. to mod one of the $4 "Vivid- _ ,amrm at ”tress. Another "mm“, of ,, “flhlnzfoll “USO, Norwnlk.
worked for B. S. Blascer, of the borough, . ' _ _ "Dashaway fountain pens to every I)flt' 3’33”“ “er occurs-d "I Branfonl, lofty purpose was his joining the Trov a. x- B “Ii 58
has accepted a position with A. F. Quin— Ml" 5- L0“ Smith “35 Jul" returned , who would send $2 and the name of his BHJSEP‘M. Madison, Mldtllt‘fuwll, SUI“ T . . ‘1' 1, . ' - ~ II. In; I". For Sale. r u
from \Iassachusett a l ,h Wt‘ ,- , . _ , . Imtrl sta , is on be gamed valuable “e have also noticed that. we have RDKRslcft withJ.R.Rayrnond,tootot flavl- ’
turd. “.7...‘ _ M t: - 3 (if t? lllt ,chynce {of ] {egydenL In n-ply a final of walk and Stonington, With eleven fatal experience and fit) has 81“.“),5 find u been blasted “.nh ”"3 withering and h“ 0 land Etl't‘cf. for building sand from my hon
. innatns. 3- . . .. -. .. . —. > ' '- . ' . . ' ' hank ._
The Iron Moulds-rs Union held a suc- ll . . ' 13.113 WW. “if? fecrlll’fl. leltir-d us casts. In raven too he as again“ ”l” tender side for the Journalistic craft. A miliating name of free traders. This is l2." b“ 1233 mum! “do '3???" 3;;ch GROGER,
cessful ic-nic on the Am httheatre cury Thomas, of New \orlr, rpr’lll follows: Harrison, i,6i.l; Cleveland, teen in June. f’ u i , ‘ll 1 , , _ . . _
d pg (1 f p (1 Sunday with his brother W U Thoma-s 4 451' Fisk I“ Ilarrism ‘s Ill j m, Diphtheria Reported front Briilg mice is grim “at” ‘ r. {w 3mm ’9 painful to us I“ the last degree. but after For Sale
grout: s . atur a a terunon an even- ' ' ' ' “"5 v ’ v i ‘ 3 " V _ G , "' came stator ofacburcbnt Non-lurv irt. ' ‘ ’ - ' W (30
ing. Y 0‘ the borough. 33"“, Those votes (”me {mm ma”), port. liristol, Dunbury, Derby, “a“ “mad lie has just “0"le flicrlllpllo a ‘ recovering, if we ever do, from the for A GOOD BEACH WAGON. 70 “Shington St]. t,
Windsor, Enficld, Farmington, (ll’f‘t‘fl-
. . . - wich, HartfordIitchiit-ld, Mr-rideu, Mid-
. . . 5 Anoystermausaid‘ychtl’fihtyl'ln... .... dlf’f”\'i‘fl., New Hartford. New Haven,
r a vino-v wk" l’“ "Pen “3'3"“; ”1 Oyster Point dealers were feeling very Sufiield, Waterbury. Waterford 'onl,
29ml??? resumed to business m L uwlbluo over the prospects of the “set," Windsor Locks, with twentyotwo towns
or urs ay. ,
. 7 g which bids fair tn, be a failure. One of as'against fourteen last month.
Harvey Kent '9 spcniiiriga “W dan’tlie planters said that he wished his I u;
G. W. Cram, who is staying at Watps. every state and territory in the Union.
bury, spent Sunday with his family in ' " "
the borough.
George Taft has launched the yacht
Gypsie, and now she presents the neat-
est appearance of any boat in the bor-
ough harbor.
rors of this attack, we shall bu compelled
to ask our local papers what they have
to say why copper ore, tin, wool, lum-
ber, shingles, salt. hemp, flax, and brick
should not be put on the free list, seeing
not be loworcd' Ion furnitufé,‘”ii7f>bl§fi
goods, and linens, seeing that these mau-
wlth moveable top. foronc or two seats, for sale
cheap. address, Box 41!? South Norwslk, Conn.
5y?) if
Congregational church at Snmr-rvillo,
Muss,,~a suburb of lloston———aftor a suc-
cessful populates“ the t'ungn-gationzil
church ot’ South NorwulkJJumi. Mr.
{TIMI} afiflunin “or.” mu-..“ .
u hardworking pastor am
and thoughtful preacher."
a‘fi'rtlm
SOUTH NORWALK.
EWERS!’
SMERWs-ya
0...... .. General sewer Contractor
RAYMOSD- lsprepared to make connections with main sewer
M pi In this city on the most favorable turns.
his“ intending to connect withthe recently IaId
George II. Ilndcrhlll
18 now in town rolling Household fairies for
cash or by installments at prices icyond con»
Bullfllflfi mimoimuuat Rn
The yacht “Tiny” of the borough took
a party to Betts’ Island yesterday morn-
ing and returned last evening about
I a fearless
luv. Allis-liar") Says Smut- Thing»
' (soon Building Stone for. ”if!!! byThthe
tffl'elingandnmmgmebmumul”mayshells wereliack on the wharf. If the armor “'otisen. . “nun-m ufacturcs are to get the raw may... “I“ ‘Lf’qifl £311.?“ mfifillvfia‘ m it:
half past ten. WY along the Hudson. .3»! is a failure at ()yster Point, the same The female portion of Mr. llelanos, ' rial free of duty; and why the "m“ be“ that can be obtained.
Monday i-veriirig, August 23th, tlw Mc-
':tull ilpo-rii (Tiitripauy presented Rudolph
llrllingvrs operut'omiqui- "Lorraine," for
ho first llflit‘ at “'ullack's Theatre, the
Miss Fannie “'ilson, 0‘ the borough, conditions would hold good for the buds congrpgurinn must have gum- home!
'9“ this morning for a trip “’ the WIN” of the Fair Haven planters. If there is after listening to last night's discoursel
Mountains. ‘a poor "sol" Ill? lnlmt‘flrlf! ll)! of slwllit [lmroughly CianlflCt‘d of Iht‘lf‘ impon.'
Misses Lyda Stein 3““ M‘m‘i” Wells planted this season will prove
Frank Beers, Eliza—borough. has pur-
chased the sharpie “Sylpli"of Westpovt,
and he will have her in the harbor to-
should not be lowered on rice, sugar,
window glass, ropes and cordage, saws it
and hammers, needles, nails, cartheu- «MW-..»
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marrow. . , . practically ance. The preacher said he did 'not in— l nlwru ln-ing most favorably and 9“," cm ware, pig iron, iron or steel beamshbar The Annual Picnic $3, figiumflnmuwm advan z
._._——- start to-day vvtth friends on a sloop lost.asthey are of little worth for ar- tend to discuss the right or u rung of . -. “v ‘ .‘ 1 The ‘h‘ Illl’ll‘i iron, paper, mfldeshm, chains, rues, n ‘.
Mr. Lester Van Ness, of the borough. yacht fora two Weeks’ vacation. "fling u“. spat a second SN“. One the situation. [1,, “he,“ woritau was thustssttcu y ricuvetl. h . pl. , . lcrowbars, bolts, and some other articles 01' 1.1m 1‘ . M. PIERCE
and Miss Maggie Pantin,of BroadRiver, W C Foote has returned home frutthair Haven concern planted $20,000 for superior to man in many respects. “W",m" ”"3“?“ “"l‘ ‘j'm’ (”lml'l‘qp'lm common use, seeing that the duty “0‘ 20.80!“ NM,“
will bemarried at the bride’s residence Ladecorge where he has been spending worth of shells in June. While it is but she was without the universal rillhm [m hm father, "5 want irtugs mm" g left on them is more than all the
on Wednesday evening.
him to the court of King Louis XIV
of France, win-re, after is series of ad-
vcnturcs, he finds that his father, al-
though now deceased. was a nobleman
of high rank, and ho inherits not only
the title. but is also rewarded with the
hand ofone of the loveliest ladies of the
court. The story is told in an interesting
Fllll l. E. Slilll Slllllll
OF SOUTH NORWALK.
'l'lrc Tarll and Trusts. T0 PARLOR BOOK
BY RICHARD 1“ ELY in ”The National Over flousatonlc railway by way of lIawlcyvillc
“"m WEDNESDAY, AUG, W
The fact cannot be disguised that our v-oa
several weeks.
Miss Annie Hoyt of New
spent Sunday With her sister Lucy of g
the borough. ;
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith and son ‘
Arthur, of Rosoville, N. J., are spending:
a week with friends in thin‘ city. ;
Chester F. Tolles, Jr., will spend the‘
,rather early to speak definitely of the and privileges that are given to men.
Canaan 1 "set,” the prospect is not bright, ti say They were as yet. unrecognized by many
the load—Palladium. of the professions. Mr. Delano asked,
if woman represents all that is good
may he not ask when she will enter up-
on her inheritance? He gave many in.
stances of what women had performed.
If "‘9 3030'“ had played 88 “long and throughout the discourse paid that
labor in them. Our contemporaries
should get a copy of the Mills bill.
The Metropolitan’s Record For I887.
Gain in number of outstanding Polinss auxin
"‘7. 278,015
Gain in Assets during 11m 31.201.05.163.
Gain in I’romium Income tiring 1881, 81.10,!”
84.
Gain in Interest Racclpts dnrfnng 1m. .55.”
54.
(lain in Gross Income duri I”. I I.”
finisher of Death Claims ”Yank! in twiflg ”r
The Electric Light Company have
placed two lights in the Opera House for
the benefit of the democratic meeting
tomorrow evening.
Crn chili-II l’lnycrst
Speaking of the game of ball in Hunt-
ington, the Long Islander said:
—Bu_v stationery, 25s., at Plaisied's.
- ' -' ‘ been dreadfully ~ . . sq n, s Amount paidtoPolicy-h den during tart,
_ . _ , . _ . . “mummy way,frce|y interspersed With a PIOWUWG “If"? has '1'an vrillleaie South. orwa at am. 190.0171?!)-
A gametof ball is being arranged be. e t two weeks in North Gas"? N. Y. , and perfect a game as they did «but sex many-flailft'fl‘ Som?lii_nents. mm“: comedy element. that constantly abused. Its design was to shut off for- _ SOCFNTS “mmdmnwh Force. 1.348.“-
"mn bums” men emph'ifrfd on was?!“ if wife at present is visitingtlfcte ”h”? “a“ ”'9 CW“ (“3” '" “ppm" A mm mm o-m imam... forth keeping the audwnce in sign competition altogether. or to weak- aligns. den; no, mambo" 55 ct. ggbmméfim as“; m-
ington and Main streets. e game wt 3 ' ' I ' Y outs no one would take any exception. , I ', . t ’ ‘ 't force but not to reveal competi— r yen un . , Y ,, I m3“ la (4
' ‘ ' - - . “9'98”le almost steady roars of laughter. The 9“ l 5 v P W.-. «0...-....._..-_.A___..... .. . -__. wumdgboygulgmnmn w.
be for the benefit of the Norwalk club. E. W. D. Butler and Wife, of Toronto“ "m though they we” beaten for n w Saturday a ternoon an In . ' ‘ . d m tic reducers oeut.)andallotherilabtlitlsa, 91,181 ”-
»——'--— ‘ ’ ' ' ' ' I. ’ . . ' ’ mo of ball was pla ed on tho Baxter , n"... all i," m_ “,an and catchy, tion among 0 as p . a m b m cm '0 m '
The funeral of the late George W. gntawg: gagingcasthl-io residence 0 5 no dranedit to suffer defeat at the band“ gonads between lhgyNorwalka and New 3;“; of the nufnbers being simply beau- Within a few years, however, home GRAND Mfrlnxf‘drlaslmlf “:0" “WWW.
Burtis w” he'd yesterday afternoon. r8- IWa ‘ I h V. Y ‘I II a, 0‘ w "to“: “lune as are “m “omalh' Havens. There was very little work for tiful, While the humor; home song Was manufacturers, seeing f9rsilln compeli- ' ' ire-mt invested A-Z‘Ssggumikmmlmm
Buckingham P0“ 0- A- R- and 0‘" 11.13;“ Qéfinfiwdfiz Aciry”;ud with .They arshthciqpick M '4‘: fragxdbtzlelzyi the ficldersasfew balls were sent out so exquisitely rendered that it had to be “on 910'.“de have availed themselves “0“ I XBMSIHII
Brothers M38 1' 0' 0' F’ “tended m 3 art; enjoying the delightful scenery and ‘ littlerzll; [Zr txngrgci: The Sufleks side of the diamond. Collins struck out repeated Iggy. and again. The coatum- of this Circumstance to form trusts and
body. l . ,
combinations, whereby all competition
has been excluded, all producers have
been placed at the mercy of a ring, and
those who have dared oppose them have
been crushed by a tyranny in compari-
son with which the allsgsd tyranny of
trades unions sinks into insignificancc.
the visitors in such rapid succession
that it became very monotonous. The
New Havens made their first and only
run in the second inning. They did it.
by means of a pass ball and a small bit.
Both sides were then blanked until the
seventh inning when Collins msds a
ing and scenic effects Were very rich and
handsome, and the entire production
may be votodasuccessi that will keep
the theatre wollfillsd for every perfor-
mance during the two Weeks that the
opera will be presented.
surroundings 0' Niagara F ““5' They will though defeated, are not disheartened,
remain there several days. and they will have another bout with
Cashier Layton. W510 and family file the Norwalks on the grounds of the lat-
Ofi to-dav 0|“ 8 "V0 W99?! VBCMlOn- ter club on Saturday, the 25th inst.
Mr. and Mrs. Layton will visit Saratoga Possibly the tables may be turned at
and Lake George before they return, and ‘. that “up?!"
Miss Alice and 'Master Frank will visit. V’
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewel”.
——-0? run——
EAT CURLERS!
0! DANBUBI’. CDNN., 1'0
Iron Steamboat Company’s Pier.
The lawn party which was held at
Miss Sadie Lounsbury's, Friday evening,
for the benefit of the Golden Rule Band,
was a success both socially and finan-
cially. “W _
Rev. J. N. Hubbal of Danbury preach-
llarper's Magazine for September. fiat-s rletcbor Suuatruclt.
.. .. . c. . o N . w m °' . . . .. m... ...... 1....“ 22‘s °°L° 3...... "Am" 4“”-
two axes en sermonsa e nitl'f range, . . Although Harper's magazine for Sep- some loose playing, His brother from ror as an > ' . ave I”... y _" p . . By llousatonic Itsilmd “a sum" “City M Al-
fllg)“:;°hu'°h yestefilnyéne T393231: tinniap's u$§f§§rr§il.ffrl}rimn. i tembsr is a fall number, there are no Stamford also made a run in the eighth. Fletcher, formerly of this city, was sun- mougiy, workingmsn, instead of finding batty tron south Norwalk Silverware.
ren or some unusus y s
struck on Thursday, and is now in a
precarious condition.
l signs about it of turning in the scar and
lyellow leaf. 0n the contrary, all the
l leaves retain the vigor and freshness of
o a degree that is simply fas-
He made a bass hit, stole second and
came home on a pass ball.
There was a large attendance and
many were surprised at the well played
their wages increased, have been entirely
thrown out of employment; for when
factories and shopsara closed by these
combinations no provision is ever made
George Alfred Townsend, in a recent
letter to the Democratic Cincinnati In-
quirer, gives a long interview with Dun!
lap, the New York hatter. Amongl aummcrt
and Miss Thomas sang a solo.
John Bennett. an Italian who ww he
on the sewers, was brought before .l udgs
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. 21
having Danbnry stills p. m. and Steamboat Dock,
Booth Norwalk at 8.3).
MUSIC BY HBINB’S PULL BAND.
spacial tuition tothsupalrissofbs
watches-unitiu‘rclryy.”
(Insider's incursion. “
The (lander Club will take their annual
88 Hall 51ml.
Sellcck this morning charm-l Willi other things Mr. Dunlap said: “I work cinating. The fancies of all classes of game. ' sail this evening, on the “de Belle," for tlhe Workeissmelll 113:4: that?! :21: Wuwmmmncwxflu ”GET TIIE BEST.
drunkennrss and breach of i" .- peace. 700 hands. At thelost electionlset in readers fife catered to—people 0‘ sentlo FOHOWWKW “‘9 5‘3"” 5! innings: leavin tbs steamboat wharf .1 730 msry 3"“ “ m“ ' o udmmc'u'u'd ”lb“ 03"“ “my...
d [1 ed .3 nd costs mounting f G pr Cleveland and “seam begtlmellt practical commonsense people, Norwslks..............0 o o o o o I I 0-41 ' K K" ‘ Sh' an Point about the benefits of protection to labor Fare,frotn Danbu and Bethclk I; aim “ 1 1 ,,
$313350 u 3 fl “that: a. with my mento scconyiplishllovsr; of fun lovers of fiction, and low New Hm" ---------- 0 I 0 0 ° ° ° ° 0“ ””‘mk- Th" '" “0 ° '9" becomes. under such commit-noes. I “m 1...... "m” “9“” ”'"' ' 5° ”n“ F- or an.
o C v ..
where a sumptuous supper will be in
waiting. The excursions given by the
(Isadora in past years have been so on-
joyable that it is unnecessary to say that
tin-rs will be a pleasant time to-nigbt.
. As onto as the tanks“.
The Canadians have appropriated solid
chunks of cutansss frorn the Yankees in tbs
matter of contracts and contracting. A short
time since the Dominion of Canada awardad‘
a contract for the building of a bridge our
the Fraser rivar, on tbs Cumin Pacific mud,
to a Cnmdlan contractor at It #111,111). Ila
sublet the work to a Philadelphia contractor
for “flow. who in turn let the Jobtoau-
mmmfmuw, ,and holstitto
amthsr contractor for (75.0“), at which
ligumthobrklgawasbulltwcmcngo Harald.
ALI. ARI COBDIALLY INVITED.
A tipotlal train will leave for Danbury on return
of the Boat. anl'l I
BQAIII) or HEALTH.
TbsIfoardof Ilsalthwlll inset at tho Court of
hummcvuyfrldsero-lvs to six
o'clock p. 13., from June that to Sept-raw am. In-
clusiva. for tho purpose of receiving and acting
upon-i: cotnplalnt that iiiail in WI lo their
antics. Pam
lemtf
hollow mockery; especially so, since evi-
dence is not wanting to show that these
huge monopolies propose to turn their
immense power against all combinations
of workingmsn and crush them just as
they have the independent producers.
The fact is not to be gsinsaid that trusts
and combinations among producers are
sociallstic in character. They stand for
the only live and dangerous socialism
which today exists. and their spread is
greeted by scholarly socialists with un~
mingled satisfaction. What the social-
ists want is absolute concoutrntlouu
concentration of all production under a
single authority. We may define so-
cialism as an unlimited trust. Socialists
B. 8. Place to (lo West.
E. 8. Place has resigned his position
as organist of the First M. It. Church in
this city and has accepted Ihv position
of Professor of Music of the State Nor-
mal School in Kirksville, Adair Con
Missouri. 11s will start for the west
next week. Ills new position is one of
responsibility and honor. lir. Place‘s
labors in this place has shown him to
bscapable of filling any position in the
musical profession. While his friends
congratulate him upon his change, they
regret that his association with them
will have to be severed.
Now I don't think he will ‘, ers of fair women and brave men. These,
2 and more too, will find articles to int-r-
eat them in this number. Artistically,
Queer Parenting. Figuring. the September Harper's is of marked ex-
Thc misleading character of the demo- cellencc. E. A. Abbey’s, “Harvest
cratic statement of “average reductiou"iflome” dnwingg, one or which is um!
and “"0528 duty.” I“! been '0'! “WI" ,sa a frontispicce. reach the high-water
oughly exposed by Congressman Reed, I mark of perfection in their line.
of Maine, who says: “It is time to shawl
what they call a were seven per cent. rs- ' Tho "will“ Ill-Elmo!“-
duction really is. Some articles we use} W. 1). Suit, Druggist. Bippus, 1nd,,
much of. Of others we use very little. ; testifies: “I can recomend Electric Bitters
In this new doctrine of psrcsntagssl, as the very best remedy. Every bottle
quantity plays no part. Tannic acid at 3 sold has given relief in every case. One
197 per cent, of which we use ounces. 1 man took six bottles. and was cured of
counts as much as metals at thirtyeight l Rheumatism of 10 years’ standing."
l
his election.
got a vote out of the establishment.”
Butler, Lodge, 1.0 . U 1“,, will go to
Romp Point next Thnwday evening by
steamer “Island Balk" and partake of a
supper. The fare, including supper, will
be 90 cents. The steamer will leave the
steamboat dock at 7.30. Music and
dancing at the Point.
STEAM HEATER.
Doc. Masher, on coming down to his
store yesterday morning, found a half
pint whiskey bottle attached to his door.
Doc. says it was all right as far as the
bottle went, but the fellow must have
i ' I“ “limy. as the bottle was only half
full when he found it.
fluff"! COIII'I‘TII.
Niotbudlst Its: no.1”
it appears "that the detaitot three
per cent... of which we use thousands of Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio,
United States may officers for duty at
tons. Wstmmnmworth of the acidiaflirms: “The best selling medicine I On Wednesday the First if. n.8undsy believe that by spontaneous processes. '> , 1' “Jim.- “I. ass h
“It was if 16 000 000 worth of the metals. have over handled in my 20 ysars’ sxper— School will go on an excursion to Parlor can... stunts. In Chicago. as seen in modern combinations, all pm TR TR A M MIMI Mot-altars bananas.“
' ’ try“ “3:" $2352.33.er .Anuyli.ody can see the “y of sddingl tones. in Electric Bitten.” Thousands Rock. “I! dellahlful trove on the Hour- burning lnths city at Chicano!- ductlon will some day be concentrated Jr 18 9 Indication. , .
mmufiuf’), so they. will be than percentages argon: and saying ,of others have added their testimony, atonlc Railroad. It no doubt will be a quits-am; sacrum-gusto! WM“ ina single management, when it will OPTICIAN, Wa "- "E‘K‘R’
no tame of the army there in that the average praise on on tannlc ,thst tits verdict is unanimous that Elec- very pleasant picnic and there should be mill-'0 “Mm mm, “mm a.“ ‘ roof, only he noccuary tochanga m. WW0“ _ ,
any official capacity. It is said that
Adjournment-a1 Drum will send one or
two smears to inspect tbs camp for tbs
Northwest's intortsatlou.
acid and the metals is 117 per cent. And
3.: just in that way is this sleight-of»
hand percentage doctrine maneuvered.”
Alt-omit Mm
tric Bitters do curs all diseases of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only half a
dollarahottls at (first. Laplisni’a Drug
slargs attendance. The children will
be treated to dream, and they will be
wellcsrsdfor. It is auccossiontohs
snicysd by both young and old.
83 Iain 8t“ South Ifo alk.
Visual “gamma m
3:er w
tilts-s.
sad
flows Iii fits-u.
1'qu
In!
of the management to Inaugurals the
reign of socialism. loci-flan! will do
fine. then, as the exclusive madam“
of all production and distflllutlon by a
sat for I
wheumthsgarbagsladmprdthronghchntl Iota As on“
running baths floorbidom These tumm-
ars burning shim fifty ton-par days—Alto.
ton W
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