Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 21, 1888 · page 3

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WHAT IT Doss FOR THE ANERIOAN
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Good WIII II M lat

Mr minim-Mm with no.
Trude.

I was wondering, writes T. S. Brown. of
Beliefontnine, 0., how I could bring to
gather the figures so u to show the can
nectien between the tIriff, the ingot: of
labor and the education of the inimrtng
classes or nge workers in order to coin-
pletenud round up the Irgutnent for pro-
tection, when I chanced to hear the fol
lowing cont motion between I nrpcnter
and I uhoemIlior, which seemed to illus-
trate my point so well I did not look fur:
ther but took It down.

"Good morning.‘ neighbor Smith, why
so contemplative WhIt has tbmwn you
Into such In Ibettaction 50wa in the
morning?!’

Bmith~ Ah! Good morning, Jones
glut lit?!” you. I 11?;an trying t3
0 I e rump e percentage In
profits, Ind the figures bothered me You
real The Cincinnati Enquirer, don' t you?

Jona-Certninly I do. An excellent
paper; Ilwaye right on all great ques-

tions. Yes, be: it good pIper.
Smith— rhIps on road Mr.
TIylor’e "Tutti! amen" n Saturday's

,2‘5Julv

once—J es, Tindecd; it very able article
Mr. Taylor is is very able writI r and
makes I wry fair pmsentation of the
quortion. Ills definition of I tnrifi isso

exglicit, so entirely comet.

mith-—Y( 5,1undcrstnnd Iturifl is I
kind of indirect taxation; "the levying
and collection of taxes b an indirect
method " But withoutt to tnriil how
would he collect the money necessary for
the expenses of the government?

Jones—«Why, by direct taxation of
course. DirecttIxItion you know, is so
much more direct. I' wry body known
than just what titty have to pay. And
all history shows fit It dirrrct taxes are H)
Imncli more easily colleen dthnn any other
It brings the government into direct run
tact with the people. And. the pmplo like
so well to rare the gvmrrnment officials
coining round to rollw 1 tin ILA

Smith—That may all in- so, but I don't
mbnt that it is meter to pay it along
through the: yenron “lust you consume.
and aramling to “but you Pullfiilml', than
to pay it all at mime on what you produce
and out of what 'Im ymxinoc. However,
thzt is not what rthere me. The figures

in Mr. Tuyhfirs illustration I Innnut gnt
straight, ignite—his 07. wants and 10 per
cent. bnnd' ) per cent and 81 cent.» and t9. 4
cents Mn ii»: you can explain it .4» Ivan
nnduntnn

Jones—4t hy yrs, certain. ‘5'. Ills figures
"In: perfectly plain 1‘ hot ho mounts to
’nayis that a yard of rioth for white!
(Littler tlJ.’ Hpt’mtw’t Hf til! tariff, ya.
have to my $1 26). I, if tin roworu- nu tariff
you won. d lulu: to pm but 71 9 cent.» for.

Smith—flown that? A 3rd of I'lotl’t

, would cost mo 7!!) cents thuut a thrill
while with a tariff Ilium.- to pay $1.20.?
for it?

Jones—That is Mr. Taylor's cairnlntion,
and without doubt his fig'lfl'l'i on: cor-
rent.

numb—Thin the tariff raids nbont 66
per cent. to the emf. of :1 an! of cloth?

loner—Tint in it mat-Ly, n3, :5: { l'b‘SVlil
mnatitritr-ri

EniiLlI—hncb an int Lillian: inet :rttiun
adding 60 l" r crnt. tuthcc .,. of a turd of
cloth and ill mwimv to tin,- ant of all other
mltlmr’ of mnmmption whirl .I filter into
the mammary lit-ingexrmems of the labor-
ing man, it that not so:

Janna—IT. is only too true.

timith—Tlten why is it kept up? Why
does anybody argue in favor of it?

Jams—It is kept tip for the bani-fit of
the rich, ”for the purpose of giving a
limitml class an nrit'nntnge for which the
mas-ans pay." The argument is l".- tnp
' to rimlrc- (Nude and minimal nnt tink-
ing per~rplr Strap-1y that. and nothing
more

Smith 4». the wnrkingnmm gennrnlly
understand this thing!

JGDQ:+-.‘;U, lllt'y i1” not.
‘Itt‘y (Ir! not.

Smith—Win- -n 'lds ‘ Tamil lieson’ of

,Mr. Taylor ':;;nu ht tube spread over the
whole I»: Inn: at plural in the hands of
,everylt'mrI-n mechanic and farmer, Ind
it will Inli 'lIzL-n and (:pr Kl" the argu-
tncnt lll'thIl'IflI in furor of the unjust and
int ultnln high tnrifl."

ohm—Juan 5w. That it just I'M
(flight E'r hi1? IIIJLI'.

Smith 1111' hinting man. too, is much
nutter of! in a country who": they have
free trade- than WIIi'm they haw: a. tariff?

Juno". 4'» ' innrii lwttwr all. He can
say ii"! mnav rimaper. Provisions are
eheapor, riothing is cheaper, groceries Ire
«he-perm» mitts nrw Iltupvr crerythingis
cheaper

Smith—England is nine trade country,
I holler:

Jm—Appmximatrly no yes. At least
the belieres in free trade for other coun-
IrieI

Smith—«Then the mndi tion of thclnbor
lug mil in England must be much better
than it is here.

Jena—vfu bctter. Yes, indeed! Lit-
lug ism much cheaper All Irticlcs of
consumption Ire ninth diaper Him they
In: hm

Smith~liave you any menus of telling
what the difinento in living expense £1:
how mud: better off the English worl:
men Ire than we are?

Jenn-0h! yes. “and Ilinoet for art.
ten. I have mine MItistics that i just

Pity to relate,

gut yatmlny tht will tell us Ill loot it
and just what “In Marten": In
Smith-Am they "liable . . Ire they

gotten up for minim: 1mm?
1M! they m v .3“, reliIbie
They are from the him smut It “uh-
nId front the rtrrnrte of them
of Micro! .zuachuwtts
finish-Ah! tht is good Now let in
Ice bow t
Jim—30;; well let I find I also nn«
dercirmrnstm shun-rt» our own III
man an. no tht the mxsriwb
willbtenItone. Yeah-re we listen
Lemur with I {unity of sir—hint»
cell-Id wit» Ind four rhiliinn. That’s
an nutty. You are I carpenter Ind
to your wife In! four children bedde-

filth-Ymhfl'tit now M’Imlm
We“ Whakindofnbonsednu

with four rum,”
fifiw‘ohmhhem
In

fit ft.

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will! I!" m M
“ii—1% but! in afrII’ni,
W w I!“
my moat, including fish. 81 ,ntilk, ‘20;
furl, $3.); clothing. including drygood;

.114; luxxtsand shuts. $.50, und' tnI: identgi
exp 11493, 6100. Again I buy the old
tarifl is an iniquitous. confounded fraud.
But you are n shoemaker, Jones; how is
it with tin in in the land of free truly?

Jonawd it much the lame u with the

nter let-ole: one in London huI
wt 0 and four children, linking same in
family that l have exactly. '1'th on
culfyhfour rooms‘ln tenement house, for
w it 11173 r our. Tiny pay
for gmcric'ivyisp. 145', if?» yintent, 85:0; for
milk?“ Ml}; forfnel, $15; for clothing, ‘50;
for boots Ind shoes. 815. Ind have left
for incidentnls 813.60.

Smith—Well well! He lites somewhat
Ghoul» r th.. n the carpenter.

Joiner—l es. by nearly “0. Couldn't
we maize money if m f mil-l live In cheaply
In that?

Smith—An we could, I suppose, if It
w‘wnot fur that tnriil. Your expenses,
Ishonlzl judge. arr wry much the-tame
In min».

Jones—Ya, vu

culture.
in

' much the name. I
haw n house of nemmmi, {O);:¥(;1)ICIII I
)3 150 I .i for II-ros " or
insets $100; {fr ymilk. Eggti, for fuel, $45;
for clothing, $l00: for llUUlri and shoes,
$25,1tnd for incidentuls, $02. You see
this tnrifl, with its high prices, robs me
of nhoirt the same- it (hunt you.

Emit llv-Il‘t me we, trmrcries are about
the same wire there that they ani burr-‘3

Jnnenwxut nun-ll. Everything is higher
here. tlrwcrins, on an average, um 16
percent. higher he- 11‘.

Emithofiiuvcn pornnt higher" “’0“,
wvli, let'ssceliow much more groceries
thcyuse than we do You are good It
figures.

Juno-g—ery good. The English f‘urpi‘l}
tor and shoemaker spend about the some
for gnwvrios—$l~l5. To buy the same
amount here We must till 1"; per vent. to
$145, which makes $13.“ 20, wlIiI-li we
must y for the same amount of gron r
ins pay $200 {I r in) gun I m .~ and you
$225 fur your-a, 3.72“!) from $455. ‘30 lvaies
—-Ii’3"l*ri»—-”:HI Smith. titeros sonwthing
wring Ilf‘l'" somewhere.

Smith—Hill what's the matter? I
thought you Were good at tignrsm, Can't
you find the differvm-o between i-‘ZWI and
$163.20! .

J Ines—0h! Yes. hem it is: $103.20
from $200 leaves $31.“), and from $325
leave: $56110. That's it. Yuft buy $55,.‘s0
more groceries than the English I'nrpr‘u

tor. and I buy $111.8!) inore- than the
English slmomnkcr.
Smith—What! notwithstanding the

higher price, we have to pay hora?

Janos—I'm, that‘s it, I guess. But‘
hero, We: will burn them on this. I’m-l is
103 per crnt‘. higher her.» than it is thI-rc.
The English carpenter pays $17 for his
find. The same nnmnnt of fuel wmild
cost 'on—lct mu b~‘I}—$5ll.“5. You buy
nmr y n lmslII-l more run! than it» dm-rs.
Bib-r nll. “'l’iilr- I—let unison—tn.» $15
mil lit-”i per cont, gives $530,771. “'lmw.’
I htty $23.25 Mum mail that) lit? English
shtmiunkcr own at that higher rate.
Strange, isn’t it?

Smith—it (luvs mm a little strange.
Brit lot's try sum» other of theitunznw-
clothing. fur instants».

JI:liti~—‘il‘\ “I l.! Tim Istimntos pm
pnrni from tho statistics give clothing us
47; ps- r w nt. lilglu r in m than in England
Mr. 'l'myllr ’it‘t .4 it in; (55 p:: r cent higlu- r
than it won 1 110 if tlII-rv- warr- notzmtl.
“I,- 7:111 tilw Mr. Chin‘s flglli'i'x’. The
English ehm- -m:tl; Ir p ._\4 $3U.uu1tlm Eng
lizh Pariii'llll'f .9111 inr I‘lutlftng fur tlII-ir
fnmiliu. Fifty (lullnb plvm 66 yr rI-nt.
gives 93 I should hm- tu pvt) fur the
same amount and quality of llullilll"
Sixty dollars plant}; [l‘l‘li‘lli. given $99 00
you. would haw in pay for tho same
amount and quality of clothing the ling-
Iish carpenter buys

Smith—dint yuu bny $100 worth and I
bu $114.

{ones—4'05, them is certainly that dif-
ference in our far-Jr rither in quantity or
quality, or both.

Smith—4‘50 the differenti- is really in our
(Ivor even with cloth at $1.20.": per yard
which Mr. Taylor thinks suI-h uncummity.

Jones—That is certainly true as appears
from the statistics.

Smith—4V0“ now, about rents; how do
they compare 1*

Jones~llents are about 8;) per cent.
higher with us. But there is no doubt we
have better houses, Iarurr mums, more
room Ind more in sh uir than they have
The English shoemaker puts $2 ’i Pr r your
rent. 959 [‘1' u M. midr d to this gives
'14135. should lime to pay lu-re for
similar animmlations. Ilut thI-ro- is no
doubt the rooms nr house I would get for
that money would ix,» picwintnr. larger,
more comfortable and morn ilL’hlmblt,‘ than
that oomph-d by the Eu 'lish slim-limiter.

Smith—Them iii unut il‘l' item. provis-
Ions, osperiIlly meat; we hear so much
about it. thnt thusu forcignrrs ct little
or Inmcnt from one truck's em to In-
other. Do your statistics show anything
Ibut tht?

Jones—0h, yes, they show tint provis—
Ians, which include men» of I11 kinds. II
beef, mutton, pork, veal. .Ird, butter,
cheene. milk, eggs, fish Indthe liliesre
23p" cent. higher to the British work
mu than they are lu-re

Bmith— Tm my three per cent. higher!
“ all that a considerable.

Jones—Jo's it anion his to this: the
English carpenter Ind shoemaker ply
wk $30 for tnest. “0 could get the
or no amount of most for $4001}. But
we use Inch $100 worth of mm“ It car
which Amount would cost them 123.
Hence it am an: that we use more than
three limo» the m :It they do. And with
out doubt we use I {Ir better quality of
wt, for, with the small Imouut they
use, they I tistget tho cites
which aim always of put)? I in ity

limit! «Well. tint Is I owing on our
side I! idedly But up out you tell me
bar: it in tin» when we my so much higher
prim. we cIn, notwit yeo
much more that they cut?

Jones-i don’t know. Let' I see. May be
we an find Iometiiing Ibout it here.
How nintbdo youget ‘Iweek tor your
work!

Smith-Fifteen deliIrI per week.
JWI’ifteen dollar: per week; that
EWperyeIr. (iii, yamberelm tho
ter in EngiInd get. .8 week.
izfiperyenr Idiffereneeo .364
tit—Quite I considenble dilerenee.
JWI should 3-, I0. AI much-I
me of them over there lure to live on
the w.i;oie you. Tine Iboemongr‘ tbm
per we or . or
”91".” work, whilelgbt. aim-w“ 1
1mm I difference
getnuflytwteeumnebubem
tum—Inn doc-I not the am but
anything to do with our getting“

 

higher mu? And if to instant

«innit-12.11, inm‘ know." Inntber

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Immune: Mindanao”!
mumnmmmmmm

Though timmgh long yarn no m «in ‘

that bore

Of tlm- trim! tidings, telling where that ‘l’f—w
Still thy dumb alum could not bring I mart

To my brave will. for from in! inmost core

Springs the HM hand tint kniu as am.

A impwful path-inc». foreign to the heart

“out to ruin forward Ill too mgcrly.
(hrs with me day and night, I fail!) itibllllo
AI IiI-cvp u life, more strong that (lath or limo,

'I'iii whit! diiiIiI-a In tow, the sky Ind In
Thetmwlvw will to mat the that Mulli-
Su sure in; “mi lives we shall meet Into!

n.

i cannot lose the»! Though between thy beau
And will»? I legion of black phantom 11y
like I grim him or Inn! in er‘Ii

In vain "w bristling lance or swift winged dart,

To mmlu: my (tumult-Is will I bleeding hm
No mull-Ty pow" my W could day

‘ From flitting through tea timid league.
3 away

That timid unI- nit-g 1nd me when thou art.

Arnmi by the faith suiil‘uue that ”um and 1
AH' knit l») hum“ that time am! III .ttii defy,
Invincible. M [u my ear grows plain

What must rrv long toil forth a loud refrain,

Swelling in lwnvv-n from Joyous! sen tun! idiot“-

80 run- a» iiml lives or small part no "tore!

43mm! 8:er in "lit-yum! the bin-low.”

 

The tribes of North Sound hold I festival
awry your in fk-tulu-r or Noemi)!!! in “with
oryof IIN‘QmSO'II kinsmI-n, and Petrol! thins
diurribes the wrfnnnInI-ns: “At sunset the
men (lifio‘llllilti in the mmg‘n, Ind, aftern
hurried hath, ornament enuhfother by trac-
ing yttrium figures on tho nukonl hark with I
mixttlrt‘ Ui’ nil and Chanurtl. Twulmys, Vim
for this «woman are rmm-tively minted Illl'
raven and tiw hawk, are in Ittenthnm, nut
ing this paint. off. Finally. the far-m 31m»
are thirkiy smeared; um! than the formulas
are mmmnnevl into the kmdign. AftI-r n
brief L’tpse- oi time a "Uh-if! ice hoard, slirieks
unIl yells, snorting utul roaring; and tinI
dbmiim! men, emerging: from the tire-hole,
shnw tlivir lit‘mls drive the flour, lilnw’mg
and pul’lizij,r lilfl' seals it is imgmiyhlile to
distinguish any complete human figure, that ,
wine an- (rritwling with [their few-t forerrtml‘,
othI-rs running on tin-iriutw L9 and fat, while
the heat! of nnothv-r is} writ pfiitml‘llils; bu-
twpeu the logs of a mmpnmun. They all
cling together and move in concert like, one.
immense snake.

A tuiiiiln-r of mm: wear inmks rut-present»
ing (it? inn-1.4 of annuals. and the unsightly
benign; whom-I: tip-In thI' ngxn’tatnrs. lrut
chinliy wnIl-‘nvurmg to frighten the wrmuvn,
who lmvr no nix-ans uf wavitplng molestation
(‘XI‘Q‘pl by buying of! the mun-I with print»
ens»: Knowing: what was bI-f-me them. they
hztw- brought the linnfstgs or WIIIIIlrn howls
full of I'lI-liI-inim Illtit‘fit‘ifiv—hr‘lligfi lIlIllIlIIL‘.
wnlnis mmt. Mini» oiled lwrriws mu! IIHIur
Ilmntms. “'1th oath?! of the mmlwm hm
mini and iillI-d a bowl or two With Eifflllt‘m‘il'fi
to take immathry indulge in a pantomime 1
and gesture play of it highly grmmiue l'lto’bl"
uvter. After commuting the rwv-mmty in
the knslign, the makers freqnmtly watt
Sunn- of the dwellings, and rwtotwgifbnii
outwit the Whole pirfurmhm I- finding; with

singing dam my; and lemming in the hashgn'
—i handlers Journal

 

“2"". b :Ltiizrt 4 I unwilling llrflpilal.

Dr." .‘IIIII l|l I-f fastin' fumv h “established
afnundlm; has M: Li in New Mexico it. into
IM‘f'Illl‘llil'U‘ll MI ng-tarim't prmciplw anal
Will lII-iol forty infnnts. Thmirnrtorexmms :
to mnlm guwl tvmwrwl PlnlIirrtt and long
lived (mm ivy {III-1mg tlwm munvmmhle .
diet and only onuu it day «Chicago Tribune.

Gr: mt' a 1 int American Ancestor.

.\ Ilm i ll :1 I‘ll-‘Il?fl‘ [and in “tub-or,
Conn. in: 14 rr I surly mime.- fo light Whlrli is
mmlu v- \Illlliiit‘ nInl interesting by illir' {not
that. i' 15-- I. I! - :umtI-ui’ MattimWGmnt,
tlmi‘mt .MII- rix. m nnmstor of Gen. ”mitt.
ItsIlniI- la April ‘J, Tiling—New York World.

 

Royalties in china.

Special china sets, for its».- in mnntry
houses, are nondtim. I‘Invh plum» min-:4 the ‘
shupc of n nnturui object, so that one limb
prImtIn-s in n log cabbage heal and straw.
hen-ids in udeliI-zm-ly tumwl uponii leaf.— .
Chicago lit‘riliil.

 

 

(Yountei‘frlt kaele.

Counterfeit five cent plows are being cir—
culated in towns along the Iluvi‘mn river.
They are reported to in) clumsily f‘flff‘med,
and some of them are so brittle that they can
be broken by the pressure at the bum]. —- New
York Letter.

A monument to those German soldiers m
fought and full fur the Cunfmlm’m'y has just
been begun at Charleston, if. if. It will be
erwtml mainly by the survivors of the four
German I’Iumpaniee that fought limilir‘r ”up
Klee, may of whom are among the solids“
men of that Pity today.

The intent anIiI-ui theory is that there
should he only two really nnlxttontm tnmii
I Ihy, breakfast and cl'mnIr. \ I-nliIl anal
highly nutritious nun! ought to lawn the
duy'svmrir, and an equally nutritious [Mal
fihmtldeml it. The word; Mm mlwnmp
idly eaten lunch urn npmrently P’XI‘WI for
their magnum! unhygiI-uw pawn-ding.

Theanti‘llI-rnum 0111911419 in being want"!
on within itussin with grunt t imm. {Mb
who Ire hum-mm, urn! Butte-f th- Itmnimt
faith, an- iu-‘Ing removed. in tin- liIltiI'
vinees, ”trill-1t, which was normal y
Peter tlin (Ii-eat, H to lie replay ml by Ill-um
Criminals of Human null Ina! ry In being
discriminated against by the «mm».

The Roman Catholic print“ of the Argon»
tine republic are mid toinondtile. The
government twins-Ii an order lowering the
rats for www.mrringu, Wand Miler
ecclesiastical functions, ml the prim-stuck»-
turinim-Il to mist this eunrwhnmfluwn
their income Ind prerogatives, In th-
churches all through the republic Ire- rinsed.
and even the ringing of the balk inflamed.

”5%.“le It the MWWM
em, hII fallen beIrl over both in love with
Vii-urns. ayizmy Chutney!!!) me in the
pantomime It the an» ptIee. Unfortu—
nately she in round to Ammo, Inotbtt
derf newly doubh hr IgI

911:- Duke of flaw in "Heavy
intended tumrytblngol I We!

naming intbhametryw-topnptb
Bmmnetbr OI

 

FAQ w on?
‘l‘oiworfovlflntmnlyud lily-mam

. CHOICE BClLDlllC Lil's

. on woonvmm In. 103 SALE.
new or
E. A. Woodwan‘ln.”

 

99 m smear

music HALL utocx.‘

 

First-Class Groceries

AT LOW PRICES.

We IiwaI but on bsnd the wmld-mumwd

Colchester
Creamery

 

Butler

From the Bert (mm in the Sale.

1!. F. STEVENS.

lulu “The gate.

nitride dumhmum-
“unanimous-we Church. worn“

it“ whom
ileum-m 1mm Agent).W

AmblerPISamml

p

Within to reduce our Itock, [Rpmwrylto
him we oifcr for the month 0! August

A REDI’CTION 0F

Penflemsunallullar

ON ALL

BetIil Cub Bills Amonnting to fine
BoliIr or liver.

Bxeepllnx on Ingram Carpets,
Bleached and Unbleached
Muslim.

llBLER ll SAMMIS.

 

- FAWGETT’S
GREAT CLOSING CUT SALE

A“; 0}".

MILLINERY!

iiwryfhmg tot-r void all! brim» August imh.

Trimmed Ila!» SI to $3.

Elegant Line of M raw Guru]: :35 to Mir.
FL! )‘V 1",] {S 100 to 500.

«form. and w wits! Bargain- ymt an get at

FAWGETT’S

73 MAIN STREET, South Norwalk.

AJ’

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1‘ Ald. I'Al’lillfii.
\‘ lll’l‘lfl IKIJANIKrS

204‘. Iloulile Roll.

30". po-r lip.
6c. per lb.

60. yr-r ih
$.00 per cwt.

I’Itn- Pail; (Err-m,

Yr-ilna ”Vim , in ”if,
“tum. lint. It. 01!,
Miami"? Whm- eri,

Becker’s
Pain! and Wall Paper Store.

5422:”

SOUTH HORWALK.

JAIN

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A Fun. List; or“

Builders Hardware,

PA’iNTs,
Oils Varnishes.

iii'ri‘y llros. 112ml 0i! Finish.

Wire fltecl lloor Mats,

mouthing In. but till! out.

W. O.QUINTARD,

IL'IIC "A”. Dflfl'x .

 

Slate Roofing”

46>“

We are prepared to do Illumination of

SLATING

In eitha BANGOR. MART BANGOR, or.
PZNAROYI'J SLATE

16 cents nail!!! and upward.

Parting wishing Slate roofing should cnll on up
Picture routrIcting meet here.

 

A. BACK 5:. 00.

Water 3L. foot of linviiInd South Norwnlk.

oonrm‘u‘boucocm

3 MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.

"Tried and Triumphant."

“null!!! in Hiatus: and Built of Tm.

OIIAT CAPAOITV OF VIBRATION
AND OURABILITY.

lach Instrument over I! monthI In
graces. of construction. Boot matevlain
and fine“ workmanehlp.

FULLY WAIRANTID. WThey will Ian:
‘1 life-time and keep in tune at one-1:
quarter the export» of any other planai

OVER i7.000 IN USE

Sand for full descriptive pamphlet and ‘
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THOSE WHO :DESIRE
THE BESTEOP:

Meats,
Poultry,

-—-———-AND-——-—

Vegetables,

Aiwnyn {Mb Ind It I underlie price would do well
to all It the

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Poultry n! all Kinds,

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Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

finin- solicited Ind [00M delivered to any port
of Guy

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ILL GRADES,

AND AT

Lowest Prices!

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The iient Goods for
the bent Inlay

1!. 8. BBC ’S

BOOT & SHOE STORE,
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39 Washington Street,

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All In ind Nléc Chailies now i‘
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Our sales of sums b we been the on
sold In foiluwza All \\ iiiunun Ind Koc occ Ins

All Length: If Salt-er]

13‘0de of Dress (load! at but price.

AMT in I}!!! IN PRICES
STR WMATTINCIS

1100. 120. and 150.

Fill Milli!!! H! a lililllliflll fl! 1!] Cfllli lfll' lilll.

A. HERMAN 8: SCH,

South Horwalk.

ENCMINAL 1N1! C’CMPLE'I‘E
Dry Goods House

W. B. HALL & 00.,

Located all Our. Main and Cannon Sim, Bridgeport
I! now drawing thousands of intelligent and economic“ people to their
—“lON ll) ERFUL AIlG‘r U 81‘ SA]; E

Which exceeds all! other: in quantity , quality, style Ind variety. We but: only won for I few

Slpecimen Bargains.

All ilk ntid 1 thin Law I- minced to be. All yIrd wide CInvuee Clothe I!
All fly}.- Ind 150 BItiete

record. We thelefteome of the ii t ib
French Saleem which were 35:, 40c Indm, WI, c will be

All”) NOW MARKED 25 CENTS.

All 30: Sammy, lit-st styles and qualities, now 1211A“ 150, 17c Ind 19: Saleem down to 12m.

ShOrtI Lengths and. Ends.

Minder!) udnfrotn can:
"on”; ”“030, now ml . Y 30610-1» now 17c Allienztne under 9 yuds of on

“71001: GOODS.

II [IRE ARE SOME BARGAINS INDEED
I 1-2; WIDE PURE W001. 3131638.

All new shades, bL-et llollIr mode. from now until September 1, ho cents.

All Wool 50 Cent Suitings.

30 tliDIillCI styles, all new. but our wa i- to close out. Your choice It only 2." cents.

REMNAPNTS AND SHORTiLENGTl-IS

Burplu numtchnble Ill over the house.

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4th of July

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DELIW DROP IN.‘
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,

'70 WARSIIING'PON STREET.

At Tll Washington Street

cw Haven llam for boiling,a

glass Jar of Pickled Lamb sTongue Richard & Robbins Lunch
Iliim Boned lUliicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled Meats,
a bottle of Lime Fruit Juice for Lemonade, Cocoanut Macca.
roni lced Holley Fingers, Cocounut and Vanilla Cream Wafers,
and alurgc misortment with which to celebrate the Glorious

 

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Annual: at Our Large Assortment of

URNITU-REN

Will Sat Inl‘y You That For

Style, Price and

The Place to Buy in at

VID STOW’S,

87P‘8E} AND 91 MAIN ST.
UP BTAIBB.

SOUTH NOBWALK.

yIEiGE-rABLms,
FRUIT,

All. muss or MEATS. '
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GRO ERIES AND MEATS

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Now is the time to put in your

WINTERS STUCK!

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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS

Ahvays in Stock.

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Delivered By Careful Driven.

 

Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.

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day.by using y b, by

Perfect System of Btnlar 11am

notifyin occn teofbouleoftbehItItt in
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ELECTRIC Gil LIGHTING.

All modem built home- Ibonidempioytblem
ofiizhtiuggu. By it all fro. lit U of
Hall“ “"1” l'” ‘ " him-”1h:
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gniehul by simply touching umber“,

Electric Door Bells

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be pIIeed Inyebugnin tingling.

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Jackson Bras

At Jackson’s Jewelry Store, Norwallt.

 

DIRECT LINE BETWEEN

South _1\Tm9_rwalk
NEW YORK !

Commencing May 26,’88

I, In!

Wilt indie daily tripe. except Bulky,
Luring South Noanlk It 1-50 I. I.

leave New York Pier lat liver
footof rnuIl-nsme ’ menu. ’
P- III.,
250,...

Single Tufts . .
Excursion Tickets. .
height flushed turn '1 n...“ 3 ml.

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lIeic every woman undue!!!" by

mat-cuss victim!
Tanning Pavilion Fm.

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