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CH NORWALK. CONN,
HWItthoPflflOtlos
Oils!
FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1888.
cit. anon
PRICE ng CENTS.
No.13. Concord street. or
Upon
High tide
3576.1“ ”Irv.
pense amount is $1.
the floating debt was m.“
MM and extraordinary lxpvfm no
cit-III, $143,933; on larch Blot, 1m,
extraordinary expense sci: unt was fit,-
15,001.
Regiment
slow in formation owing
netts.whcse post of honor isspontiit.
of tits Regiment, being late.
lfeursn was not to be left,
however. and turning the Regiment over
to Cot. Watson, leaving Capt. Betti to
take care of himself and cempsoytbs
bsmbeeuuid. Col. Watson semi-issued
Capt. llstts before tbs w
and it is more than pvoha
will not be late again.“
"1M
Adjt.’ Van
l'l Bl ALAB)! BOX“
lie. 8.5.1’..N.ll.& it. it. it depot; key at Ad
ants Express attire in depot, and hotels.
No. 4, Day street. corner of Tolles strcet; key at 8
Day street and all factories.
he. 9. Corner of Iain and Concord streets; ‘key at
‘ l). Donovan‘s house and .l. C. Wilson s lac
fory.
No.12. Franklin street school; he ~ at school house
and residence of William l . smith.
all factoriesn
No.14. Main street‘corner of Ann street; key at
Wolf‘s saloon and all factories.
. Dickmmsn’s residence.
Bl'lt‘lal. casts.
One stroke at 12 o'clock noon for Standard Time.
Two strokes of the bell (thus l-t) signifies tire is
out.
Three strokes of the bell (thus H-i) signifies the
city water is to be turned off.
lll'flluc'floll 10 K" HOLDIRB.
hborhood unlock the box door; pull the
book all the way down once only, and let the hook
open or touch the
again until the next the in your neighborhood.
Do not attempt to remove the key from the door.
The Chief Buglnecr will see that is retnmed to its
new place. salttrttt. McGowan.
Chief Engineer.
but up the box and do not
Weather Bulletin.
Fair; warmer; southwesterly winds.
Mlnlntnre Almanac for Tit-Morrow.
Low tide
1.37 ~ 8.02
nil: Locli NEWS.
Work on J. F liliekley's factory is
progressing rapidly.
Allen‘s market cribs bridge is the
place toibuy supplies.
M. Mckwopd,“ tbe4borougb, is suf—
fering considerable from hay fryer.
The Stanford prohibitionists are to
raise a banner next Tuesday evening.
—Old hay and oats at Raymond Bros.
A Dickermaiinaiid son advertise a
specral stile of ladies skills in to days
issue.
The boroughfitluthorities have caused
the west side of Wall street to be torn
up and repaved.
—-Old hay and cats at Raymond Bros.
The FountainMGun Cit—lb will shoot on
the Pine Island ground to-uiorrow after-
noon at 2.30 o'clok.
The water pipe in front of the Old
Well Cigar Co. store burstetl last night.
The break is being repaired to-dsy.
——Everytlitng in the market line at
Allen’s on the bridge.
The Catholic Union {picnic yesterday
on the Aiiipitbeatre was thoroughly en.
jriyed by all who attended.
Several borough people went on the
moonlight sail last evening. They ar-
rived home about 3:30 and reported a
good time.
All trains will stop at South Norwalk ,
September 6, the date on which, the
twentyofirst annual meeting of the Tenth
regiment, Connecticut volunteers, will
be held here.
J. B. Hurlbutt, President of the Nor—
walk Republican Club, has some of the
neutest campaign badges out. They are
composed of a celluloid picture of Bar.
rison mounted on a silk red, white and
blue ribbon.
~Watches, jewelry. silverware and
musical instruments. For bargains go
to Hoyt’s removal sale, 27 Washington
street.
Remember the exciting ball game
tbatisto be played to-morrow on the
Baxter ground between the Norwalks
and Suffolks. Both clubs will have to
do good work in order to burn show
of winning. __
W. 8. Bailey began his Prohibition
tent campaign in Westport night before
last when two carryall loads went over
from this city. He has had good
audiences and says he will establish a
club of considerable number tonight.
when his meetings close.
A democratic caucus was to have been
held last evening in the Temperance
Room on Elizabeth street, but owing to
poor attendance the meeting sd-
journed until further notice.
intended to ergsniza a Cleveland and
Thurman club at the same time. but that
matter has also been postponed.
Following is the latest statement by
the Consolidated road: Floating debt.
$2,718,133, offset by $54,255 cash and
lsteriai on hand is
valued at 0801.7“. Extraordinary ex-
883,087. A yrir ago
'i t‘ ”he .‘v’
Theliridgeport
Apartysfibsbrsia.
sugar duties at all, and we think that
passion is quits general oven 7‘ I
among intelligent Republicans that such ,
lathe case. The truth is that the ra- ‘ ‘
duction in the duty on sugar is next to ,
’5.”
(HIKING 3‘“ BALL "m- MIA!- mun.
Ill-Julia Rose, who has been quite
“I. ll new convalescent.
hwls Pairehild, of New "area, is,
visiting friends in the borough. '
Edvard (niicbester, of Brsuebvi
W a few days in the borough.
Hrs. ll. E. Peek hvisitingbsr brother,
3M1“! lie-via, at Ila; Bill‘s, Conn.
Mills Helicon, of the borough, has
returned from a month’s visit in Jersey
Mrs. James Webb died this afternoon
in the 78th year of her age. The funeral
will be held in Bethel.
The llousatouic Railroad Co. will sell
round trip tickets from Bridgeport and
return to Grand Army veterans desirous
of attending the National Encampment
at Columbus, Ohio. Sept. 1014. The
train leaves Bridgeport at 10:05 a. m.,
and arrives at Columbus at 12235 p. at.
Tickets $17.50.
MOON LIGHT 1!.
my: . fraternity.
[TIM space will he vegnhly
the election. by contribution from
cussing tits issnss' of the unwind
Wflhlngton III III. “to“ Nine! to
try their Bands at it.
On Wednesday of next week we clubs
composed of Worthington and Iain §t.
business men will play ball on the Bax;
ter grounds, the receipts of which they
will divide among the members of the
Norwalk Club—that is, after all tilt ex-
penses of caring for the woundedm
on will be catnppecd of
Washington Street. W.
S. Crofut, C. Fred Crufut. Wat. Wood.
Chester Clark, Wm. DeKlyn, Frank
Ferris, Chas. Walters, C. Hoyt. Main
Street, A. S. Ferris, J. Hamilton, Fred
L. Baxter. Jesse Jamey, Will Stow,
l'l‘ chitin.
NlAtl’l'lC. Cons" August 23, 1888.
This is another glorious day at Camp
Terry. The sun is shining brightly and
there is a splendid breeze blowing. and it
could not be a finer day if one had the
making of it himself. The Governor ar-
rived on the ground at 12:30 and was
saluted with thirteen guns.
ing was occupied with the usual drills
by company and by battalion.
Fourth excelled in firing by battalion
again today and the Fifth battalion was
nearly as good as the Fourth. 'Visitors
the largest reduction mad
schedule in the bill, near!
The duty has been rodu
r-cent. As has been observed in this
Ittnll. critics of the Mills Bill would Creamery Butler. I
do '9“ ‘0 PM jg ‘hmngh “(on 00!" elm Butter Print.... ......................:
demning its imaginary def 3‘" WNW '
reader will we that we have not
the article from 0:2: American ‘ Ito M” .
because it is a in of thoughtful m “w“ m on ”a -- ‘ "
Thsfactthntitis of the ”5'41." m” cm" """""" 1" “‘1: '
“mm 0' . amt pom , inlld ....... , ..... it: air
is designed to influence votes, alone on-
titles it to any consideration at all.
Ct'rtzztt.
full as it Works.
“Citizen Two" should study his own
facts better. We glory with him, or is
it her, in the partial success of our enter-
prisssoveii under the restrictions of a
high tsrifl on raw materials. ‘ He quotes
from the Iron Age, and the Sun this
gratifying item :
"Two vessels recently conveyed a
large shipment of hardware goods to
Australia. It included shovels, picks,
axes, lawn mowers, rakes, egg beaten,
saws. lanterns, axle grease, pulleys,
he school; key at tire.
Paul's residence, a. to Concord street, and
acts. The
“and ButJ
so
No.15, lllgh street corner of ltsyview avenue; key .
" A paid. The pin
the following:
Whats, of New York, is making
A Pleasant Balliriioyedl’rhe Affair well nsbort visit with lib aunt in “m We
party and
The moonlight excursion
Spring Harbor last evening attracted as Mr. “"1 Hrs. Harvey s. Peck "MM
ttive information of a are in your home
s
is-
large crowd and those who attended had . “fl" at ””5 Ridge, Court... “I“
a very pleasant time,notwithstanding the
fact that there was some difficulty in
making a landing.
hay knives, oil stones, carpentera'
tools, sieves. traps, scales, choppers.
cssnngs, grindstonss. churns, fruit jars.
are already arriving in camp in large
numbers snd_mnny of them arerfroin
Norwslk. Last night was a noisy one in
camp as none of the boys were sleepy
S. Wagner, 8am Stevens, Howard Wil-
son. It. Ciiflord Purdue. '
The game undoubetly will be of un-
usual interest owing to tho composition
Keys Found.
BUNCH of Keys found which the owner can
have by paying for this ad . Counters.
Apply at this once.
lfrs. Worred of Cambridge. and Ire.
Globe of Boston, last, mytsiting I” twine boxes, money drawers, mndpaper,
Look at the 50. and 10c.
The train from Danbury was late and
it was nine o’clock before the City of
Albany left the steamboat dock. During
V. A. Beotield.‘ ,
Chas. Darind started for Camp Terry
this morning to witness the sham battle
bolts, carpet sw
firearms, blacking
electrical apparatus, 6'“! openers, twin
of both teams. While any of them do
not profess tube professionals they all
flatter themselves that that have not
and they all went in for fun, and plenty
of it. The tents are snow white and
parade ground with its close cropped
manna Rooms. Address. 1’. 0. flux 34.
South Nerwslk, Conn. sngfilw
the afternoon word had been received
‘ from the Iron Steamboat. Cm, who con~
troltlie wharf nt Cold Spring Harbor,
that the excursionists could not land. A
screws, bog rings, rivets, trucks, springs.
wire netting.
woodwork. pumps, grain niills, emery
wheels, wall hooks, wringers,
this afternoon.
lliseNellie Gibson of Elizabeth. N. J.
is visiting W. L Buunel and family on
grass looks like one large piece of green.
velvet, and the men flitting around in
their blue uniforms makcsainost pic-
forgotten all they ever knew about the
game. Jeweler Ferris and Chas. Hoyt
have c-rge of the respective clubs.
Safe for Sale.
feet order. Combination
& Whitehend‘s mar-
, angzsvtf
roller skates,
SHALL Bate, in
Sun rises Sun sets
toys, barbed wire. tinsmitb'a tools, rev
frigeratnrs, trucks.”
That we can export at a profit all
these things to Australia, where we are
in direct competition with English,
French and German manufactures,
shows four things :
First. That the labor in all these
articles is a smaller percent of the cost
of production than in competing articles
made in any other country notwith-
standing that our daily money wages
5-12 6'33 turesque right which has to be seen to
form any conception of its beauty. Last
night a hop was given at the spiritualist
gimp ground and was attended by a
great many military men.
Dr. Lindsley of the state board of
health, inspected the sanitary condition
of the camp this afternoon and found it
in excellent condition.
iment guards the left flick of the camp
‘uard mount at nine o’clock
Wiionltliis morning was another beautiful
Each is working harder than usual in
order to work up his muscle.
laugh when we
say that .Fred Baxter expects to
do some great work. He is practicing
daily down‘ in the woods nudalthougb
be faints r ow every time he throws a
ball he is confident of being able to fill
either the position of pitcher or short
stop. S. Wagner claims the latter posio
fit it as his heavy stature could be shown
Chestnut St. borough. ,
Ilr. (i. F. Scofield, who has been visit—
ilix E. Stanfield, of the borough, returned
to his home in Brooklyn yesterday morn,
dock opposite the grove was secured and .
the boat stopped there. The party left l
for home about 12 o'clock anti arrived in
this city at 2 o'clock.
The party was orderly and everybody
who went bad a fine time.
‘01! SALE. the following described tracts of land
estate of linsseu B. Kaela,
k_wlth dwelling, on the west
lltlis property; one tract at
Rugged, on ultrahigh“ ls’ventieflznonp buglding‘lgdt
on ' tavenne. ct arm. y set rent
one hundred and fifty feet day one lot with dwell. '0' “'9 8m “'1 3m“ M—
l on'l'bird avenue. fifty feet y one hundred and —A large invutcs
t ; one plot one hundred feet front and rear and
three hundred feet
’ one tract at W trial
and her friend, side of the Korwa
w York, are visit—
niel Larigan, in
Miss Baseline Lyo
Mia Rose Fieir, of
Drivingmorfl'dl‘urglars vviin water. iog her aunt, tire.
Fred Ellis saw some one enter his back
yard Wednesday night at 11 o'clock, and.
approach the house.
his operations from a window.
The Fourth Reg-
Hrs. Ehphrat, of llowyaton. who has
Mr. Ellis watched 1 today. been ‘3'! ill '0', many weeks. is conva-
'EIBCII'I'OB’S sann or 31 Washington Street.
REAL ESTATE l1“ “m“mm
U. Hawaii Stimuli,
JUST UEUUllll
there to better advantage.
l’ardee and Sam Stevens will be the
grand stand players and expect to do
some artistic work, besides. W. S. Crov
leaning. Her sister, Mrs. R. M. Pitman,
and husband, of Boston, are visiting her
the present months.
Frank and Edward Brooks and Rabi.
are s9 much higher; for the iron, which
is the whole or a part of the raw ma-
terial of nearly all of them, is far higher
Help Wanted.
N American middle-aged woman. to help do
' housework inasmall family.
be had reached the middle of the yard 5 sight.
he crouched behind some current busli- : first to mount their guard and company
es and called very softly for another 5 Us detail was the best in the regiment,
The Fourth regiment was the
No children.
Apply at this office.
between Third and Fourth
R. lsrvin, South Norwalk
or B, B. Kseier, Ridgefleid. ltxecutors. augfla-tf, —
in this country than in England, France,
or Germany, and we are restricted in
the choice of irons besides.
Second. The President's policy would
man, who clipped over the fence and l
walked boldly up to the house and stood : is
Too much praise cannot be given to
t Seargant Oakes for the pains be
Mr. Ellis now thought it i takes with this company. in his instruc-
about time to interfere, and going down 5 Eli‘s to
fut, as an old timer, will add strength to
The fact that he broke his nose
once while playing will not dampen his
ardor to any great extent. James llam'
Morehouee, of South Wilton. and Ed.
Tincla', of the borough. who have been
camping out on Nanvoo Island. returned
home yesterday, tired but happy.
[louse To Let.
AT Springwood; 3': pAe'r month. Apply to
his men he gives them in such a
AID-7
PKRRIS. Jeweler.
South Norwalk. ..
greatly promote and increase the export
of these same things, for it would lower
somewhat the duty on the iron, and re-
move it entirely from wood, a large
item in many of them, as,shovels, rakes,
stairs very softly, be filled a large waterl way that the also try their best for him.
pail with water, went up stairs. and let;
the contents go at the man nearest the
house, at the same time warning thorn
ilton and Jesse James, two giants of the
diamond field,
their associates what ball playing
Charles Walters is red hot for prov
Jansen Bennett, formerly of the Nor-
walk Electric Light Cm, was in town
yesterday. calling on his numerous
friends, but business called him sudden-
e bad a brigade drill this afternoon
i2zl5 until 3:30, Regimental dress
‘, parade at 3:45 and brigade dress parade '
Furnished House To Rent. ‘ From :12 Diflerent Psitorles-
3W llense, newly furnished, to rent fromnow ' .
M; w W month. magnum for foot-wear bought fin anr
contact; a. LOCKWOOD, ASH. Meme-m ash-till
9 Iain street, Norwalk. Conn.
hath off of the premises. It is needless
to say that the water surprised them
and probably drove all ideas of burglary
Mr. Ellis thinks this
‘at 5:30, which was another pretty sight.
Visitors are now arriving on the camp
ground by scores. The field officer of
’tlie guard to-day is Lieutenant Colonel
*Toomey of the 3rd'regiment, Captain
tection, but next Wednesday he ianot.
going to look out for himself at all but
is going to grab anything that comes
Will Stow will proba-
bly be more efi’ective at coaching
a New York this morning.
I'netn frol- The Other Side.
British discussion of the American
sieves, churns, money-drawers, carpet~
sweepers, twin screws, carriage wood-
work, pumps, grain mills, and refrigera-
W.-. Far lilo Ullll Sills
PAYING and rapidly growing business will be ‘ . .. 1. I,
sold cheap. A rare chance forum: with a few ' ,
hundred dollars. Inquire at this otllce,or address 5| leg and lee. loo “g” '
Box 50}. South Norwalk. f I I” I .u
out of their heads.
on excellentway to treat burglars.
Within his reach.
“m to mention.
tariff and its proposed revolution has
incrmd enormously in interest of late,
and we select two statements as hearing
especially upon the present situation
Third. The noticeable thing about
these exports is the small amount of ma-
terial in them compared with the labor.
The average labor in the entire list is
something like 30 per cent of the whole-
l’rmt is l't‘gllllt'fllal officer of the day of
lliv' 41h regmwnt. lst Lieutenant Gibbons
Ill (7 unpriny B. Bridgeport, is senior oili-
‘cor of the guard, and 2nd Lieutenant
although he claims to be no ”slouch” in
lloward Wilson does not
claim to be a professional but he thinks
something about
For Sale at n Bargain.
Kit Countsr 14 feeglokn'géi Shanta”, lsd feel
an anion love. so ata '
ockApply at Fancher‘s Restaurant. Music N0 trouble to “0' 8m
llutler Lodge Excursion.
last night fifty members and friends
of Butler 1. figs, 1. U. 0. F. ltitik it sat!
on the Island Belle and before returning
PLEASE can. can nxamn
and) if
Frank Ferris
detailed to eta-id behind the other play-
ers to catch the pass balls.
1 Kiyn, Wm. Weed and C. I“. Crofut are
O'Neil of company E. Bridgepirt, is jun-
[lenses and factory To Let.
ior niliuer of the guard.
EVKKAL Houses To list, rent from 86 a month
upward. Alsoa Factory. suitable for hat or
home stopped at Roton Point and enjoy—
ed a supper prepared in Finkenstein and
Knubel's best style.
delightful and dancing at the glove ‘
The St. James‘s Gazette publishes this:
"The passing by the United States
[louse of Representatives of the Ililla
tariff bill, which places tin plates on the
sale price, while in all our manufacture.
together it is less than 18 per cent. The
proportion of material is only about
once ands half the amount of labor,
The evening was otrcrinannfscturing;u
Quartermaster Wilson of company I)
c. H. HARVEY,
a quartette that great work is expected
from. They work near together and
have been looking into the game scien-
added much to “‘9 pleasure of "'elscrittcbes his head withastorie.
The manner in which the‘
free list, has led to asbsrp rise in the
price of tin. Yesterday Straights touched
£39 72:. 6d. cash and £339 15s. three
This is an advance of from
£14 lti‘ 1:10 "It “It: fissure. quutcil second
while in all the manufactures of the
United States together it is more than
three times the labor. Now if we can
and do export in competition with the
. , . One of the Fourth wanted to know
supper “is cooked pad 99"“! brm'gmflhm afternoon what‘ihey had to wear
forth praise on all sides.
at ltr‘ pvt-mils ful. For any further information ”warns
WW1 “m , I2 Main Street,-
onseentheenrnerofnailrckd m and South Norwalk.
formal seen by George
ulrcol am I BCBAL'B.
at Germain Hotel.
Theexcursion wasasiiccessfinaticially '0!“ “Ii-n- “50" I lflne summit. of
‘ labor in them provided they have a
Ismall amount of material in them, but
do not export things with a large
amount of material but a small amount
of labor in them, it is clear that it is the
high price of materials in this country
that keeps us in the rear in manufactur-
theplayers enquire of the men them-
selves or A. S. Ferris. He will give you
the full particulars and without l’qth)‘
intiitpanivs I) and B played brill yester-
oounge To Let.
«lay and D “tL‘l defeated badly, tun liadi
I. M h Sena pnsmtbe billi it
y to to u s WMAWI.IC
present form tin will command higher
prices than have ruled of late, and a
great impetus will be given to an impor.
tant branch of manufacture in this
ll. Sfinsafm'im
Osborn Ave., East Norwallt.
anxn desirable and pleasant residences for
sale. Prices reasonable
Real 1...... and
Washington St... So. Milli.
_. in... sitar. "
What dreary folderol and nonsense all 1
this stuff about Harrison’s Chinese rec-j
did is! It is the insane drivel of political ' guard the color line. 1, was nearly an ,
hour before he found out he was being I
made game of .
Prive Dulan of Co. D, was put on the
parade ground at 12 o'clock last night to -
- -- at... .
idiocy and has no more to do with the “nu". L ’umm ll
Acct iin ti this oriniin,the rob-
plnin issue of the hour than whether the. ‘ n K ‘ l l p
filling _‘
The death of William A. Jackson, at
his home on Newtown avenue, yesterday
afternoon, was a shock to a large circle
of friends in town.
death was malignant typhoid fever, from
able, and it may be said the entire result
of abolishing our present duty on tin
plate would be to raise the price of that
commodity in England, so that by the
ing, and ii. is equally clear that it is our
tariff on these raw materials that makes
them high. It strikes the Iron Age, and
the Sun. and Citizen Two as a marvel
man in the moon is bald-headed in con-é
sequence of domestic lnft‘llcltyr—NPW‘
York Herald. ‘
Burrow Escape from Drowning.
Building Snnd For Sale.
an- left withJl. Raymond. foot of Envi-
land street, for building sand from my ban
be thanknf‘sgll‘y received MGW£% atten
regiment hail
tvrenty raw recruits out to ituard the
swill back of their mean house. The
Second boys had plenty of sport with
The cause of his
alumni .' .
arannmrmcnnan ‘ 4
time it bad béen brought to this port it
would cost as much as it bad while the
duty was in existence.
7 Another newspaper, than which there
is none better informed or more intelli-
that once in a good while we send two
ship loads of our manufactures abroad.
We ought to send one every day to Aus-
tralia and another one every day to the
South American states, as England does;
George II. Underlilll
now intown selling Household
cash or by installments at prices
6 Raymond St. City.
which he has been ill only a short‘flrne.
Mr. Jackson was one of the promising
young men of Norwalk, and his charac-
ter was such that this community could
\Vhile playing around the corner dock
yesterday afternoon little Freddie Handi-I
fell overboard and had a narrow escape:
from dening, but was rescusl j
The visitors in camp from Norwalk
which the reporter has seen are: Mrs.
ajur Crowe and daughter Lena. Miss
not afford to lose him. Ile graduated
from Yale college when quite young,
and for some time has held an important
position in the New York Custom House.
He was organist of Trinity church, and
from here accepted a similar position in
Rev. C. E. Bibbard's church in Jersey
City, which be held at the time of his
by ’ Fannie D'ivis, Mrs. James Gordon, Mrs.
harles Raymond, Mrs. i
M. M. Norton. Fred
he was sinking for the third little
He was unconsciouslt.
when rescued. but was brought to in ayDudley P. Ely,
short time. This is the third child who ;~Knapp, James K. Crofut,
has fell ofi' that dock since July lst.
grill in that country, the Court Journal
fainisbes this interesting bit of rumored
whereas, we do export to these countries
hardly more than half as much as the
coffee sugar, hides and other stuff we
import from these countries comes to.
It is a shame that we do not make the
larger share of the goods these countries
Strikeoff some of the shack-
els on our foreign trade, give us the ma-
terials to work with on even terms and
we can beat the world.
Building Stone for Sale.
some fishermen. Building“ Stone for sale by the —-°°*“'—
‘ ’ stone are quarried with care, and
"it is] stated that during the past few best that and.
weeks a body of gentlemen in London,
having the control, it is said, of two and
a half millions sterling, have made ar-
rangements to ’pool“ into what is called
a Salt Trust, all the salt works in the
kingdom, and it is understood they have
been successful. Dealer salt is therefore
in the near future.”
The same effect is looked for in salt,
and from the same cause, as has already
been observed in tin. The check which
the Mills bill would give to the produc-
tion of salt in this country, by putting it
on the free list, would be compensated
for by its increased product in England
and its consequent rise in price there. so
that salt would still reach the consumer
here at nearly or quite the same price
which is paid now.
The only certain and unquestionable
gain would be Enlnnd’ .
Perhaps the greatest obstacle against
which theorists, including free traders,
have to contend is that solid facts pecan
locally knock their theories clean out.»
lather Whitney, James Morrison, [)Otll-
1 master Golding, Mrs. Sarah Thompson.
1 son and daughter Kate.
Captain King nan went gunning this
1 morning and captured a pigeon hawk
and two large suixll )vt'ers.
Only three men iii the whole brigade
\are on the sick list today.
A detail from Battery A fired two pro-
tiles froiii.tl.e moi tars this afternoon.
The first was a light it
short of the target on the (gigantic side
of the river, the second was heavier and
struck within ten feet of it.
t6
3. Gm or
. . BAYIOND.
title-ding and Sewing Bone.
“DING and Sewing m for
NOJCIIAPKLB
1 wish to extend my heartfelt thanks;
to the friends and neighbors who,
through the illness of my daughter Em.
ma, gave such kind assistance by word;
and deed. Also to those who,
death came, rendered assistance by their
acts of service and wards of sympathy.*. _
nose shown will ever be held in 3, J“:
pleasant remembrance by me.
Has. it. A. Minus.
l'eneli Festival.
Last night was the closing of the:
Peach festival in East Norwalk. As on
the previous night all who attended en-
joyed themselves and were much pleased lng plinty
with the finely rendered programme.
The time of funeral will be given here- Tlie Mills hill
respectable rl u ndlce attendant. Short
EU is . A y at “an
RG.8.KINDALL.Dsnt .
qublngton street.
Sewing Machine and Cooking H -
Stove l‘er Sale.L '
sort! lac
cites. A yto
.s't ""
HUUSEU
Fourth. The fact that we export
these things shows that we do not need
the high tariff now on them in order to
prevent their importation.
that high tariff. resisting the moderate
reductions proposed by the Democratic
party, only invite the formation of
trusts in the rest of them like those that
now raise the prices of nails. twine,
sandpaper. bolts, rivets, wire netting,
tacks, and barbed wire.
I
Ber. llr. Burris Baa Arrived.
The Wisconsin, which met with an
accident which delayed her passage from
Liverpool had on board Rev. C. E.
Harris, who is expected to arrive home
some time today.
The story of the accident is :
At about 9:45
barge and fell
it was .
sy morning when
the ship was 224 at has from New York
one of the coal trimmers, who was at
work on some brass on the skylight over
the engine room, fell into the engine
room, receiving very severe injury in
his fall. He fell in such a position as to
he in immediate danger from the motion
of the machinery and struck a large
copper exhaust pipe leading from the
high pressure to the low pressure cyiin
der. The engines were of course stole
ped as soon as the engineer became
aware that anything was wrong. in
order if possible to save him from
When his body had
been removed and the engines were
again started it was found that his fall
Rustic. August 23, 9 I'. it.
Supper is over and everybody is bar-
It is a' beautiful
hogs breath of wind to
Bands are playing and vari-
. . inns niiisicnl instrument-i are sending
The case 0' McGutnness vs. Donovan forth their strains from the tents.
did not come to trial this morning. as the ',
defendant‘s hillitll'l were forfeited.
night in comp, n n
The way in which attempts are made
to create prejudice against the Mills Bill
instead of temperately discussing it on
its merits is well illustrated by what The
American People has to say in an item
that appeared in Tris Seaman. August
21. We quote it entire:
"The duty on salt. which does not
cost a family a dollar a year. even if it
be admitted that the consumer pa s any
part of the duty at all, is held up free
traders as a terrible outrage, but they
aim the duty on gm;
oostsa amily .15 to 090 n
- no;ds orfeltnd
Frank Admits, of Co. E, received a assist
{telegram Iltltl morning that his father
l was sick. and asked Col. Watson tfor a
l pill” to go home, but he would not give
it to him until after dress parade to-
Bepuhllcnu Meeting.
The republicans of East Norwalk will
hold a meeting this evening in their
wigwsiu. Senator E. J. Hill and J. H.
Light will make addresses.
The Verdict Unanimous.
W. 1). Suit. Druggist. hippos, Ind.,
Million”) can recomend Electric Bitters
astbe very best remedy.
and has giseo relief in may case. One
man took an bottles. and was cured of
SPECIAL.
Name, August 24.
Tm- umiu-d hail given in honor of tbe
whxlfllcm DA
Oblnlends fer the Old Yelks to Help
He:- says: "The 4th further injury.
on battalion drill wnsatnfle
«100.17., Capt.
Every bottle
mm id ll! '1‘” 11!
of TART“.
ties for
rend coin-
These
In ”It deandreccniuisadsdby
CharltsESeymour, _
m , 630033.,
count Norwaik.
70 Washington Street,
scum 1'0““
s.aoon,§
and _ Cookinn
meogugfiggm Watchers, '
14 Clay street. South Norwsik.
Jewelry,
ULIl FURNITURE ‘ 4....
7° "mm“ °’ “ Silverwar
PRIVATE SALE DURING nus WEEK 9-
At llts- U. S. MIPS,
lie. 7 LYNIS' PLAOI. liorwslk.
Building lites.
mum-momma our Tits Baa-r.
purchases of land he
Initial It. Nash. situated
inset beautiful avenue
wwpuwmmu-s
8: Iain Isreet.
stress venue ——m——-
tell-stowed“ ussWatsr “ :
band tchssers :. . _
ngsbsao- ,
erLII. ‘
rssidsuesouninwood . .
and! flu - .
BOARD OF HEALTH. STEAM
year. This is a specimen of the cou-
sisteney of American free traders. But
the cars for consistency?
at any time to throw
eipis to the “pill”
liar lake lorry.
Governor Dion-bury and stuff, with;
satires Thompso ,
Haven and Conn of lfilford, go to Ohio“
next week to celebrate the centennial
anniversary of the settlement of the
stats. Ohio was settled by Cunneetlcut
people, and (Rinsectient looks upon her
with maternal regard.
had resulted in very serious injury to
the machinery. The copper pipe upon
which be had struck had been so bent
that the pressure of the steam collapsed
completely, totally disabling the ship for
the time being.
Governor was hell at the Morton House
last night and was a grand affair. The
housi- tvns brilliantly illuminated and
looked very putty. Many prominent
military men and ClIlZ -us of the State of
Connecticut were present. An orchestra
of four pieces furnished music. There
were twentyJour little" on the pro.
gramme and it was in the small hours of
morning when one of the most success-
ful receptions ever given to the (lover-
ner and his staff was brought to a close.
The grand march was ledhyGoverdor
Mun-bury and Ira. William Ford of
Rheumatism of 10 years' standing.”
Atrnham flare. druggist, Heliv'ille, Ohio,
efforts: "The best selling medicine 1
have ever handled in my so years' exper-
issce. is Electric Bitters.”
ofothers have added their testimony,
that the verdict is unanimous that Else-
trieliittersdn care all diseases of the
Li'til’,KldMyl0f Blood. Only half a
drllara bottle athss. Lapinsm's Drug
n of East}
the sake of pot
bill is bsln shaped for this very
. and or no other.
with rottsnness. and no man can too
it and have clean hands. No man who
paint been accustomed to iiim‘i gas
atmosphere can approse t w
holding his nose." ‘ ‘
‘ New whatarstiis facts in regard to
Thelurdcfl‘lthwllllssistthOOInuf ‘
Mrgswurnulsvarrtdsydmwlvstosla ‘
ls o'slnskp.as.,fro-.iunsslsttumhsr slams. '
straits. for the psrpors of receiving and acting .
W
mayonnpislnttbst nay sacrum totllstr
sot’i‘os. Psrordsr
'ln Ila [talented ions Week.
The town of lilferd will dedicate its
new soldiers’ monument on Thursday.
August 00th. lacy prominent people
have been invited and are expected to be
present, among them One. WY!
and and. Gen. W. T. Sherman and Gen.
hole lull-ION.
“moonlit-ran.
bis that 00. P. ,.
can-«thntll'rsssntsd.
use of the 'rbsbasasctlcutdelegstes to the us-
Wanton saints; saw-inn tiouslenuvsn
Manhunt-ti. They took and ladies'
wwmwflutw hidiaWbssllnliw-V‘o
amaudasvsralcther articles In a turned. Amuse allows sissted‘for
ensuing year are 0. Mosul Binitb,
erd.arnsnibsreftbssounslllu
chief and lislldal’dlssohsrmf lfsw
wands; offlsw.
tionoftheSonsosttesans
ammonium-m
Aid Societies, which was
Thshsstmlvsintbsw forests, " .
J. TRIS'I‘BAM,
OPTIOIAN,
South Kuwait. trust-o A mam.
Investsl.
In“! thud m
.rw " "
- spawns-animating.
nesting oftbe Board of
Councilmen wssbsidlastsvenlng. The
the Cbapd shunt
sol-amt less .
tinnitus-thumbnail“.
Myinmiatkls mandibular!»
lsattnumlcombsrsitmbssssstsepnniuacn ‘
application. ‘
W.H, lllUlD‘l.’ Ul.
Bole Agent for Net-walk, ,V
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