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He Addresses the Chautauqua
Assembly at Augusta, Ga.
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.0 loan. Polltlu Out IIMI Speak- fro-
. Pm American Stundpolnt u I!-
l.“ lt—Daflutuon of Tariff for Rn.-
w—llglud'l I'ollcy Deurrlbed.
Alsatian. (It, Aug. ?J.-Yefitenlay Was a
put any fit the Clmutauqua assembly. The
pounds mam filled with people, th.» majority
DIM mmting agricultural intervals.
Therm! In tlw wealth of lir‘llrllfiu‘illlltl'o
. wbohud come [rum ‘Tflrlllltgh'n
build“. the impiu oh the llllVllllIilgu'r-c ul’ u
Wire policy: ‘ -
Among that Isrgv null-mu) Wt‘l'v‘ .wmu «if
“M dMltguinltc.l c.txz~n~. cf ficurgizt.
I.) “Inlay was intmlua-ml l-y Judgc
3’ 11mm: Vm Em», and “an warmly ro-
aural
”If, McKinley, liming, tintikml the I’ihd-
non: m‘f‘ly fur lbwm.u:'h~‘~y’ of its iiivim-
clan. “III that lit": lzazl (‘Ulll't tr; mlzlrcvtw them
“slum a [ublic qu‘slimi of grunt uutiuml
W, wbmh mmcvrns not uuly {lit'pl'tw
purity of on mmm, bin. til nli MTZWHLIV nf
summon country, and w: icli :1. enm-
mllng fixtures: to our sixty nlllwus at
342.
“The diluent theurlus of taxulmn lave an
lateral now which they in)“: new": in i-h'l.‘:‘~l“l
More. Public thought is utt'ulwilwl and
III
Meltiwnisiuveatigziting furhizviwi'. Frail: ,
Wu and tlmughlml cuixa.rl-:rutiou of ’
lb; two conflicting Il‘. writ-d am.- tllcrofuru
handed in thi: pruscrir 51...».- l l' tlic public
. find, as well n: the CAIXIIIIIIUXI of our national
my.
“There are somethings upon which all are
Inmrd, and which an- s.» Illallllxrfil n.- m
lbquire nu urgumcut 0r alllofrlllli.‘:tl.lufl. Tlll‘y
maximum facts. Ammxg them are that
III: United States Ilfli rte) liimmxr, except what
Ii W by taxes collected fro ll. its pet-pl».
11mm cnllt-ct its IlllJIlcy, wlizilmur may lit:
in: Mud requirenwnt~=. miller by direct
m or by duties upon imwrts. 'l'iw Amer
lain sentinwnt is pruntimlly unammmu in
In?“ of raising ut Lei»! ll. lurgv alull‘o: of tin:
revenue for the govu'umwut by levying (IllLlUfi
upon {orei-gn iuirmrlulluua.
“Free traders. 5‘) L‘flilml, or, to In‘ mun- l
exact, the ulmcatca «if u rewuui- turili. bc-
lieving with tie utiivr s‘t-liw‘nl (if political
wmms in import dude; insiut that duties
shall be: levied upuu thut class Lf fun-lgu
which are not pl’wlu4.:ctl- in the
"M States, the principle twin; that ruv- ‘
am: lithe sole and unly ulijcct nl’ such tzixw
Mandthatuduty levicil upun auch for—
eign pruluczs “a have little r'r no Iinmc unm-
’ m will scum the largest rurcuuc with
the smallmt rate of duty,
“An illustration fulnlllnr to all of yvvu are
“If: muducts of tea and (mil-re. If. huwcwr,
theduty Ls let'iul upui tiic forclgn tf'lfllpn'I»
in]; product, it Is made: EU law. hum); rm;-
arme only in $19.“, that tilt: ril'cc'.
m bumc mmpetit ;i and increase the
revenue therefrom by incrvnsiug importa-
lions.
“Hon. J. Randolph Tucker, of Virginia,
In when: lawyer and on leucull stat.»
m, in a speech delivered in the house of
‘16 May IS, 1573, defined a rut"-
unduly as folluws:
“ ‘Therefore, as nu higher duty ought to
h hid than isneedud to misc the rvquisito
rum on any particular articla, it follows
M the true revenue duty is the luwest duly
yhidt will bring the required rcvenue.‘
“Tb'u definition isu fair and frank one,
nil [new it A revenue will! is, than}
(are, such a one as Will produce the largest.
Manchu: the lowest duty. The lcwest
m of duty will encourage importation;
W home production and inevitably in-
m the revenue; it will of necessxty check
”petition at home and send our merchants
dread to buy; it affords no protection, not.
”a: nil-idem”. A rcvcnuu tariff is incon-
W With protection; it is intendml for a
My diflerent purpose. It losas its form,-
llll character as a genuine revvnue tanll’
m Itbegomeu many extent prulnctivc, It
fine but oWne object. It can have but one ef«
(ca—tint of opening up our maria-ts tn the
m' praiucer—impm'erishing the home
gnd enriching his foreign rival.
“Ya will note the character of taxation
him the revenue reformur invites the
of the United States. Both Elm break-
“Maud the sick room are made to hear
OW put of the burden under the British
of fixation. It is not without signifi-
unoefint the nearer we approach this syn»
mm the more gr‘nerous the bestuwul of Brit~
b Mmendation. It is in min for the
W statesman to We as that their sys—
I‘l 3‘ best for us. 'It is folly,’ said Wash.
In his fnruwell address, ‘ln one nation
b look for disinterested flvors from another.’
lore than $06,000,000 or nearly one fnurui
d the Brit“: revenues, are raised from
m duties
“I: will be observed that bar dutivs urn
”plugs” imposed upon peculiarly agra-
ufiu walnuts than upon any others. The
“1 upcmwbucco Is, according to moisture,
[gm sung-four to ninety-two centu par
‘or the raw or unmnnulm-turcd nrtl~
flu. Th- mufuatururl article '19 made duti-
was twenty cents a pound greulur than
til nu product, which, with all of Eng-
”’0 healed free trader. is intended as u
‘ tattoo mgagml in the manipula.
{and menu. It innlmost prohibitive to
W who w6uld export manufactured
tout-ea.
”Mind It more nearly a free trad»
mm any othnr, and 1m system of
W furnllhel an unmistakably example
“warmth” and principle of u revenue
“I. Bulmport duties are impound also
My» upon articles which cannot be
when! by but own people 1: her own
II“. UH!- pnefleully all compelling products
a {quip ink-nut! production are numltwd
W harm house. free of duty.
an. .mctln 13-min,” Mr. McKlnlcy
‘Ih "mm mud n a wholu,
a“ haul» luld of liberty. ‘Itbtbo
wawwdum. It Is only por-
, UM umvcrnl.’ It. must boprotoctlvo
hallm- requiring the encour-
Wofth (autumnal): It mm ho
hit-b in manila brill, and rest alike
r” an m Ind ull portions of “I.
“III-1W upon thi- great Industrlul
”mould be no north nor south.
in. m was him hm entrant!
'w d all? Mutrymour m
._ Towing been cauflded the
“nu-u- ud other W w,
with them; we bid tum
’ « mu Hy fallow cltlmln
‘fln, kiln-need by patriotism, in».
W Wand utlounl pride, Ictus be
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in to tit.“ .
GEN. HARRISON'S OUTING.
ll. Jolly. a Panda lull m» u Irv-out
at Folodo and To-l)uy Departed.
Tomi»), 0.. Aug. 93—08:). Harrison and
party arrived here over the Wabash at 5 p.
111., and We!» remlvad by u rial-gallon of old,
wldim. a number of 18-10 \'otcn~ and u comw'
mlttm from the Republican club; Hu was
immediately tukun to a carriage and un-
canal to the maidancc of William CummiBK‘.
an old Indiana acquaintance, where he took
dinner. In tho cleaning them was a credit;
ablepamle of the: marching clubs, which
[based by when Gen. Harrison was utop-
ping. 11.; took a place in the procession and
avcompunlml it un its Iina of march to M0-
moriul Bull park. A stand had wen emitted,
on which wan: neutral J urlgo Woods, ox‘Gov-
W'llnr I‘mwr and other distinguilhod gentle-
nwn, lmldus Illc veterans of IMO and a num-
ber of ox-mldlum The wembluge was
:ullultu onlur by James M. Brown, chair-
man 01 tlm llnpublicnn clubs‘ executive can»
mlIIW‘, who Imtdunmtber lengthy speech
mil intrmluml Hen. Harrison. The general
:vlurued thanks for the reception, and than
«llscuued the-turn! question.
This morning he left for Middle Burs
island, where ho will remain about thrue
walks.
The La“ Bunion.
NEW Yruut, Aug. ill—«The emigrmloual
luvcutigatiun committee closed itslubnrs here
for the present, IUIII niljoumcd to meet In
Bustim. L 5. Suituiols testitiml that he hus
th-I contract for mulling United States mull
hugs, and admitted that ho employs cheap
ullw lubor, but does not bring them to this
cnuntry. He denied, any knowledge of the
churgcs against his fornmnn of unforcing
u cultly usacnsmentu on the umpluyes fur the
priVllrgn of working. Two at the employer?
tca'tlliml to the truth of the Charge. It 15 said
the: furumzm uveragus $200 a week in this
way. L'lwyur Wugcncr told of a Swiss
burglar, wlmiu bu was recently cngugcd to:
dnfcnal, who told him that. he had often been“
urn-stud fur burglary in Switzerland, and
that thc guvcrninvnl paid his (are In Amer-
icu to get fill of him- "
New Way to (‘uuntI-rfell.
'l‘mtits llAI‘Tg Ind, Aug. Lib—Mrs. Chris.
tiuu Kl‘rffifl‘ hill her daughter Lulu, aged 2.3,
have bccn lwkcd up on n churgn ol defacing:
mnl mixing lunacy. Illny (w xiifz-amlnftcr tllt'y
huvl lumn unillruntr-il With the L-viilenn‘c. They
pruvuml :1 dollar bill and pastmltlic figure
0, cut {rum thn stump on (-igur boxes, next tn
Ill“ figure I, thus making it appear ms :1 $10
bill. ’l‘ilcy mud»: $30 in like manner, and
rlcfnr‘rhl other portiuiu of the bills to conceal
thethrummnntluns. It is known that they
gpnrsnl tliru: on lucztl merchants, and pir—
a blip lllul'u. Mrs. Kmtfflr admitted that she
l u’nrkml the plan in Chicago. They wuru
, lockwl up to nwuit the action of the l'nltcd
l States commissioner. Thu penalty is fiftcnn
{yeah at hard labor um! a line of $5,000
. l'hey take their arrest coolly.
\VIIIl-spl’cud Destruction.
Tiny Yullx, Aug. 22,—vllup’lrts from Penn—
sylxzimu uuil Maryland state that yesterday’s
slurm \vus unusually serum. Tim l’ciiii.~y'l—
vuuiu rivers are rismg rapidly and ruilruud
iimvel is intcrrupted. Fifteen bridge; and
cult-”rte on the Wheeling division mgr»
Uniontown is thmdal. 'l‘lw
Xl‘JW bridgns ul Wheeling, rrwctml in plum.- of
those: dustmyi-«l Isn't munth, Were washed
away, The rainfall was uuusuully lurgu, A
wnwmpuut formed on Baltimore bay and
movml tn Chestertuwn, wlivre it did great
damage» to prnpcrty, and a number «Jf livers
were lost. From Annnwlis it is reported
that carriages and how were blown hun-
dreds of yards, and craft of all kinds on thc
bay were capsized.
. “’.t:llr‘tl Ill-"If.
l’llgnlms anked faith.
Uruwn, Aug. LIZ—Sixtuen hundred pil-
grims, who had been on an v-xcursion to the
shrin» cf St. Anna De Bcaupre, returned
hure Monday, and for the tint time, it is
Said, out: of these pilgrimagcs him ended
with not :1 single cure having resulted. The
priusts in charge attribute the failure eu-
tirely tn the wunt of faith on the part of
those- who make tha pilgrimage expecting to
II‘TO‘lIQVHI at their bodily afflictions. Many
of those who visitml the shrine fully expect.—
ing‘ 1., be made wlmlu um greatly disap
minted at having to return as they left
hum». The priests state that. it has been d9
(Illlt‘tl to have no more pilgrimages from this
part of the country for several yunrs.
New York I‘Iremen'n Convention.
I't'lllTIAND, N. Y, Aug. mfi—Tho sixteenth
annual convunliuu of the State Fireman's
Wlatluu began in the opera home in this
village yesterday. The attendance is very
Int-3:,» this ycur, and more dclegutium are to
nrrivo today. Tin-m um owr 1,000 volunn
tecr fire companies in this state, and each ls
entitled to one dulcgntc. In point of num-
bers this association will equal any on the
face of the globe in a few years, as a pro-
vision in its constitution allow a man once
a delegate to continue; a membership by an-
nunlly paying his due 0! 8‘3. Governor Bill
will review the annual parade on Friday.
Propurcd tho Pout, Then Suicidal.
(.‘nwmsnn, Aug. Q‘A—II'hilo preparations
were being mudo at the house of Michael
Willem for the marriage of his youngest
daughter, a tragedy occurred in another
part of “rebuilding. The eldest. daughter,
Catherine, gave the finishing touchm to the
four tables lmlun with delicacies that consti-
tuted tho wedding feast. Soon after Ibo
want up to the gurret and cut her throat,
dying instantly. 8h» appeared to worry
over her sister’s approaching marriage, und,
from all that can be lenmod, 31w fearéd lbit
Ibo was dtmnlod to llvo the lite of an old
maid, Inning 31 yours of ass.
New Yuri stun Odd folio-u.
ALBANY, Aug. 22.—-'l'bo convocation of
the grand lodge of Odd Fellows of the auto
begun at the Lehnd oporu lion-u A very
largo number were in attendance. Following
some routine work, :1 number of committees
were appointed, and Rot-huh» chosen an the
next place of mwtlng. The presentation of
a silver gavel to Grand Muster Cole, by the
Albany Odd Fallon. was u pleasant future.
The afternoon's mien was devoted come
reading of reports on the unfinished busine-
ot lmt year. '
A ”will“: Plot Inn-ovum].
Ila-nun, Ont, Aug. 22.—~Tha “mm In.
vagntlfm into the Indlun troubles on the
Sheen: river, British Columbia. bu brought
to light a deeply laid plot by whlch, ut two
met meetings held It Kat-max last winter,
It was Arranged union; the Indian tribe. In
that sect-Ion of the count-7w more all
the white nettle“ The mum wu- uvortnd
oulythrougbthooflortwf ouoftholndluu,
who, at the m of hllowu Illa, Ibrahim! to
turn the government unle- tlu Ida wu
Abandoned.
m- cm Batu-ed m If. Gout-tad Deni.
Burrow 3mm. Com, Aug. ‘29...
The limit .
Mr. Morgan Prophesles War
as the Result.
IT WAS A STRICTLY PARTY VOTE.
sun-tor lion-tn Clout the Bobble-Sov-
I 9n! Amendments 'I'otod Upuu. Thou
: the run, II In“ by suction. and
Muted In Toto—Record of tho Vote.
“(Amman-ox, Aug. fl—Tho chief event
in thosnnum proceedings was the rejection
of the fisheries treaty. After a reading of
the journal Mr. Morgan took the floor and
cloned the debate upon the treaty. Ho con-
cluded his much with an oluquunt pumm—
tion upon the prospects of trouble with Great
Britain after the treaty Wtui ruin-clad, and
his finishing remarks Were a prophesy that
when the exlgoucy of war occurred the
party which «used It would find the party
which had udvucatad the Minty just. as true
to the flag and just us ready to shod its
blood for the country as thoy.
At 12 o‘clock sharp thu gavel fell, Mr.
Morgan took his seat and tho debut» ended.
It was ochted that u votu wculd be taken
ut once upon pending motions. "um-u“ ‘
and the rusolution of ratification, but Mr.
McPherson deluyod fiction by calling up the
concurrent rusolutmn, accepting for Statuary
hall the statues of U0“. I’hil Kearney and
Richard Stockton, of New Jcrsuy. After
euloglitic remarks by Smut-om Mcl’hcrmn
and Blodgett on tho lit/us 0! those two
prmuiuuut men the resolutlun was adopted.
Thu trunly was .uguin taken up and the
line: vote,- “us taken upon the motion of Mr.
Gibson to wwmmit the treaty tn tbucom—
mitmo on foreign relations with Instruc-
tions to frame and report amendments to
the trunty to prevent ambiguity in the can—
struction put upon the articles of the trenty,
or to rcpurt n incasut'u of arbitration. This
mutiun was lost. by u Vale of 31 nnys to 29
was.
The treaty was rcnd by sections. A vote
was then mkcn on an amendment to the
eleventh article of the trnaty, ntl‘ured by
Mr. tinny. providing that on all occasions
fucilitica ullllil be accorded to the United
States fishing vessels in Unnmlinn ports for
the purchle of Iimlful provisions and sup
pliesfi'l‘his wastejeclml~yonm 2“; ways, it".
No other uinomlmcuts were ullcrud, and n
Wrote was than takcn on the formal rmolutinn
of ratification and it was dotentml~ycm, :37;
hays, 30—h strict party vote, which in dumil
“us us Inflow-s;
Yeas—Messrs. But», Buck, Ilcrry,Iilnck-
burn, lllodgutt, Brown, ('m-krcll, Coke, Col-
quitt, Daniel, Faulkner, Guorgu, German,
(Pmy, Hampton, Hurt-is. Jones of Arkansas,
McPherson, Morgan, I’ll-mo, l’uyno, Pugh,
Ransom, liv-ngun. Vest, “'hlthnll, and Wilwn
of Maryland.
Nays—leu'rx‘. Aldrich, Allison, Illnlr,
I‘lllll‘t’,(Wlltllllll‘T, Iluww, Ilnlpli, Ealnlun-ls,
Evnrls. Furu‘nll, Frye, Ilrllu, llawlcy, Hl&
cock, Ill’iar. IIIKBIIS, Jones, Mundursan. Mit—
l'llr'il, I’lntt, I’iumb, Quuy, Sabin, Sawyer,
Sliwrmun, th‘mner, Slowurt, Stockbridgc,
Tulier, flllll Wilson of Iowa.
Mr. Morgan moved that the president he
nut'llinil of the action of the senate, and it
was so orduml.
The Senate Turin IIIII.
\I'Asllixu'l'ox, Aug. ?l.—-There want no
met-ting of the full lluuncc rmnmittee of the
senata yesterday, though it. wm the re'igulnr
duy of mccting. It is now given nut that tin-
mm! bill will not be rupurtul until some
time next month, perhaps nut until near the:
15th. By the 10th of Sv'plcmbcr it is csti
muted that all thu appropriation bills will
hum pom}, and that the Rupublimns can
then have a clear tleld for the tarilf.
Fortifylug Agullul Enhlomlcs.
\I'Asmxmos, Aug. 2:1—‘l‘hu norm!» com.
mittceun epidemic timings rowrtcd a bill
appropriating $200,000 to be Hindu uvnilublo
Immediately for (-xpumliturc, in the discre—
tion of the president. in nu] of state or muni-
cipal boards of health, or otburwiae, to pro-
wnt the, intrmluctiuu of cholera or yellow
fever into the Uiiitul States from foreign
countries, or into our) state or territory from
another.
The Bald Knuhbcr Chief Killed.
51'. Louis, Aug. Lib—A dispatch to Tho
Post-Duputch from Hpringflultl, Mm, says
that Capt. Nat Kium-y, the famous chiuf and
founder of the Bald Knubbcrs' organization,
was shot. and instantly killed at (lmk,
(,‘brlstinn county, by Bill Miles, an unti-lluld
Knubber. Miles escnlml. The men huvu
been ntdaggvrs' points for two yclnrs past,
the feud dating from the time when Kimmy
was chief of tho outlaw band and rnlml
Christian county with u rod of iron. Tho
men met at 11 Republican rally In Ozark,
qtmfl’elud and won) selutruwd. Later Ibo
quarrel was renewed, and bulb men drew
their weapons and fired simultaneously.
Kinney was shot through the baud, dylng
instantly. Kimmy bud u large following in
the county, and more blood-lied in lookud for.
Coll Comblnutlon.
IAHJISVILLB, Aug. 211—1119 gentleman
representing the principal coal companion of
Kentucky and Virginia incl at. the (lull.
house, and formed ucombinc involving about
$3,000,“ capital and MM) acres of coal land,
including mines in operatlmv, besides nn oub
side acreage of 30,000 in Virginia and 23,750
acres in Bell county, Ky. The men who put
up the money for the purchase are for the
molt put clients of If. B. Lodchulm 5: (30.,
lantern, of llhiludnlpblu. The property con-
sists of tbu main Jollico Mpuntuln Corn] and
(3039 company, opnrutlng Wooclbridgo mlno;
the Jolllco Mountain Coal company. Em
Tennis-lee Coal company and the Proctor
L'oul company. These four companion hold
about 14,900 acres of land, mine 700 mlnen'
ham and A store each.
Saloon End of I Jake.
l’mmmcm, N. J.. Aug. nun—A num-
barof railroad hands who Wm walking In
advance of a friend, Charles Kano, decided
toglvo him a mare. Accordingly they Md
behind trees In a dark street, and wbau 1w
came along sprung at him. Wllwn Dalton
was neuron. to Rum, and grubbod hhn.
Quick u a flush, Kano draw I halls and
rubbed Dalton In the brunt. Dultou
screamed, und KIM recognized him in“ u
bownuboutwuflhthonmdum Dal.
Inn's recovery is doubtful.
truth of Bishop until.
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Vibrator, and uxtnpln well: without
of my film cllllfge
pummugc, Norwulk. Ct. Open evenings.
JOHN H. SMITH,
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
unlined the exclusive right for Nurwulk
uuth Norwulk to use the Dental Electric
u, and free
WA!“ ‘lnl teeth I
apeciully. 0mm and Mldchc adjoining trawling
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
DEALER in
SEWER PI PE
mu)
General Sewer Contractor
[rpm tounka connection- with unlit ma
pl 11 lhla Wlilfl on the nut tum-blown.
alum ngtoconuect withthorueattlylulfl
mmlnthllcttywllltnd It totholr name to
all on him. 83111
I“. M. PIERCE
Box 29. 80!“! Normal, CI.
The Metropolitan’s Reco'd For I887.
Gain In numhur of outlawing mum during
1517. 278.015 .
Gain in Am durinz 1887 SLIIUXIIAS.
Gain in Premium Income axing 1581'. 81,180,071
I shall Cnntlnue to Sell
3 At $35.40 per Bbl.
‘ Until September 1st.
Wahhin‘Ioll Street Bridge.
JEWELER.
l-‘lne Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
PILLSBIIBY'S BEST FLIlllll
DANIEL L’uommmnuu
WWII.S’.WWFEW"RRI'SW;'WWW
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
BI.
Gain In Interest Ruculpu durum: 1337, $55,049
54.
(lulu In Gross Income during 1887. 8135333133
Number of Death Claims id in 1815', 323%}.
Amount plid to Policyvhu den; during 1687. 82.-
191 1m :75).
Number of Pollclm in Force. 1,348,640.
New Insurance written during 1m,pu,im.2is.oo.
Capital rind Surplus for tccunly of alley-bolder!
over and above tlm rmrvo required bkluw, (4 pct
cent.) and Ill otlmr Iiuhililiot, 81,161. 10.
Amount paid by the Company to its I’ullcyA
holders for ('lulms, etc, uiun: organization, plus
pica-cut Invested Amour. $lil.tltltl,lll‘t.83.
J ()HEI’H LEII’NIK. Agent.
JUST IN!
: 25 BOXES 01" STROI‘G AND SWEET
Monuments and Hnalsluu.
Do not buy nmnnumcut or [Inuit-tune from an
and cemclcry Work.
1’. VV. l3 A'l" ES.
613111
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance ('0.
Farmers Loan and Trust (30.
.Iurvls-(‘ouklln mortgage Trust Co.
Fire, Idle, Accident. and Plate Glass
IIISIII'IIM‘P.
'rzn'mu a GOLDEN. Ag".
Ill-ul b‘a‘tutuk lururunu: Agency. Smith Norwulk.
Conn.
Jacob M. Layton
General lnsuranceA gem-y
Fire. Life and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Ticklisat‘uhln and Stccmge.
ROWAYTON. CONN.
1)“. Mcuus'rziinl. W W
—0le03 AND B!$II)BNCI~
Cor. West. Avenue and Butler Street.
NORWALK. CONN.
0mm- lIonru—L'nlll 9 am; fmui 1 t.) 3. And 7 In I
8 p.m.; Sundaypmfl lo 4 sun.
WCommnnlcutlon by tclrphnm- tf mo l
Draft: for one 5 and npwmls uml Mom-.11 Orders to
all pam of Europe.
Nntury Public. Acknowledgcmcnu Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Ballgam- Checked
to Destlunllun.
65 Washington St.,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
(Next door to I'mlbfllce)
\‘7 5. RNA I'I‘,
I
A [£0 1 l I'l‘ ICC'I‘.
I: now prupnn-d in make plum and r u‘cmrullon-
uud eupnmtcud the cunstrutliun of .ulldinna
’l‘ IIIHIS III'XASIIN A "LI-I.
ilrrh'x—Tuylor‘a Building Washington 5L. Ho.
Nurwulk. l'. I). Box 775. tllw
J W c. cuuwu.
'
Carpenter and Builder.
Plum fumlshnl llld Estimate:- given.
Jobbing ul Ill kinda promptly intended to.
sho Ann lIULK‘t, m-ur Main
P. 0. x 443. llnulh Nnrwull (Vt.
ATTENTION.
. . . , .
hewmg Machine hupplles,
Attarhmnnrs. Pam. Needles. Ill-Ila. etc . furnished
(lunar-l Bepalrlng of III kinds and mien of
Sewing alumnus. U. M. SIIAILKII.
til Main BL. Ho. Norwnlk. 858-1,
I R. BA“WM0NI’.
( o
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or commcl.
()flle foot of fluVilnnd St. on Wnlcr. [‘11. Box 617.
J l). JENNINHS.
u
Sitcom-m 101.. E. Quint-n1.
Undertaker & Embulmer.
No. 4 Knight 8!. Residence. 5 Elm 5L.
880~3m Norwalk, Conn.
C II. D’ARTUIS.
I
Patent for Weddings Ind Pauli-r. lcc Cram
constantly on hand for int- nick 1nd vu-Il. Illa u-Ie-
bntul lloot “111’. Ind Employment 0m.
50 MAIN h’l‘.. M). NURWALK. (‘1'.
Sunni nunwAnKWsnymus rum;
bl Wuhlnxlon Street.
0 u Dally 1mm 9 to 12 um, sud from Ito a run
an on Sunni” evening. from 6 lo ll.
H’Inlcmt gnawed on heparin.
ALDEN SULLIANS PM.‘
JOHN 11. hands, menu;
mm JOHN H. KNAI’I’.buc. unu’l‘rm
mum Ii VIIOMIDIEIT,
Auctloneem and Ital Est-ta Arm,
30 Wuhln'tnn 8h. South Nona“.
11m: «moonlit: molt crumble binding lot. In
uouth burnt: and Inn Honnlk for rule st
turf-Ina.
lumen and lots cold on out terms. Let than
who want to buy wnault with 1 cm before Ioolllnx
Wmfiio nut and mu collected. Mm m
George II. Raymund,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Cull Ind nee my lam not: of III kind: at lumllnn.
an Mulr- Btmt. Namath.
Moo muted to fnmllll «mum men-u t
thelnmmtol thudud. GlycinWWt. Tale WW
wiggloulth mldoncu. No. I Bet Icy plan.
LUTHER WRIG ll’l‘.
Can-Iago Inter IIII [tom Shoot.
I! III utmtlon vat to In I MI
bugger. Wort dong-Wm Imam», 1?ng
um prim Work taunted to no will mum
pmpumtlm.
Shop Foot of Franklin at.
m 800111 NORWALK.
Wat‘s
Inn-Intri-
ammo-o.
‘ W
In" 1. mt.
‘ Duo-I, m lulu Emu.
3-» IllllllllIlE IIIKI: .
BEE HI V E.
“must AND any”! mmu um.
( I n to the Rec Illve when you are hungry or dry.
I fur ynu run gut a good rqvlnn‘ rural or lunch
M «II hotml Ill wivvu nulliut Vnu om umird It and
xunguln Ilur Ill’llllvl)‘ an: ’l‘cu. t‘ulfu- and Milk.
a-lvlnzr hut or rnld. nll kinds of TH“ urn-mew Ilriuku,
Alw ’l‘ublc Itwlrdmr Imam! and Lullg'm' by ibi-
clay or truck. linmc and m fur yuumlfl l it is
In“! Ilhe hnnu- and we will try Ind mule you fn-l At
hnliw. Ithwulully, 1m; lull: DIVE.
Irfii' 8m
Insure W Your Life
V
(In the Endowment Plan.
A man at ugc ol‘as wmnld pmbubl nccd insurance
for twenty or twenty-Me ycnnl. ut beau": he
nccdrlt for that tlmuls no reason why he should
Mipnllll‘lokl it up duiiu tin-whole life time.
He hua our ex thnudn-tl (3 Anton in u thousand of
llviu mun: t an Inuit! yum: and nearly t'lghl
bun rud In a thuusuml 0 living Iwcnlyvflvu yum
Bee-nae hip [murmur arc m bright he rhouhl not
nuglcct to pmrh l-furlln- charm-:4 of dylnu~whirh
un- nnplmnnlly numerous-by a liberal Int-manu-
‘W WWWWW’ msuuu in run
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Llfe Insurance 00.,
0F HARTFORD.
8. 8. L’IIOMMEDIII’.
South Norwulk.
éiiunn'r Wm. anon}
Livery nd roe Stable
WARWICK HOTEL,
“um um! f‘unllgcnlolct for all occualoul.
Bantam ut [mm to um All 'I‘I'Ilnl.
Good Tumult: I! memhle Prim,
Telephone muse: on.
ANDI‘E'§
0f Ill kludn. Tint Glut
BAKERY!
«map—m.-
CORNIICOPIAS. CARI)? TOYS. mull full moo.-
uwm. of ornament-l candy.
MrsJohn Holland
MUDIR'O BLINK.
“5-"
W Henry Tilly.W
Special nttentlolt given to re-
pairs in all branchefi.
A good secondhand, two-sout-
otl carriage for IIIIO.
SWAN & BUSHNELL.
Wilda-II Ind mun Duh!- In
Manufacturers’ and Painton’ Suppllas
Ship Chandlers,
mwuullhduccfltuul.
autumn. or.
Anh.am.-tummn.mnm mu. Mu.
"In Imam.
M I lauded-Multan. sum-tor lull
‘ mm: ram 1
Win ' mufinfiml:
a,“ W m It!
'mmuuwm.“
, ”matron, mu.
Wilma-Ill I!
hutcgmph, but gu direct to the show mom! of
l". W. Batu, Wulcr Strait. Nnrwulk and select one
III complvtc and you will not be dis-Mypointud in its
apwwnucu. Domlcrln ull kindal of building atone
' Formula Ilfllllllg Tea
y _.
Tull Such as is Tea.
'l‘lrls 'l‘cu Is Warnmtod lo 'l‘llll-
Into the Serves onlrc Oldest 'l'ea
Drlnkcru, even those whose Tea
”a .2. .« .o
Tattle has become Galvanized.
Come and Take '
With Us.
leble’s Block Main St.
50 Cents per Pound
Bible 8. Hammock’s.
LOBSTERS
Dulwcn‘d cvrry Saturday murnlng.
__ W... .
Oysters and Clams.
~——-—-+w—~-——-
I‘rcuh Every MOI‘IIIIII.
W'Onlcm received by null or telephone.
From Black Rock
Fresh and Salt Fish,
All Kinds ofVegetables
HUNT & ZELUFF.
..__op.__
AL§0 NEW STOCK 0?
Stone-
—-—AKI>—-—-
PO RC E L A I N.
Electric Door Bells.
EH. NASH 85330
“(3001) ENOUGH”
FAIIILY 0“. GA".
without nth
In. IN. C“.—
thafllflngtubo
W to
“It boluhlh
«m up:
I'll. II a.
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I’M! on
"Mt.
It. ”Mll-
rlm, rm snouwflnm one.
0 on on the Mn: Ito
...,_" lam—3333”“ my, .33:
NM,
Come 8: ,See
our: mzw um:
Oil Stoves,
China.
“m..- Wflm_mn
sum [lemu +
mSUIfI'sm
[IF ILL lllIIlS‘
FOR THE SEASON.
Wow-~—
LIGHT el- AND-=3 coou
AT ALL PRICES.
HING SUITS!
A syncIAL'rYw-w
FINE LINE
STRAW HATS!
THE FINEST LINE
EEN'IS’ FURNIIIIINGI us.
IIIIMSTIIIIII BIBS.
Insurance Building, Masonic Building.
(law
80. Nor-walk. Norwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FARMS
—-——.—\Nl)——-
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life. Accident and Plate Glass.
IN ”EST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES A'l'
Real Estate and Exchange IRoomu,
45 It 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
mo...“
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN.
a
Norwalk Chronicler