THE LITTLE ONE FIRST.
Bill Sykes puts Uliwr 'I‘wint through
the window to opt-n the door for him.—
Time.
WAGES STEADlLV lNCREASlNG.
The Result of Thirty Your-i of l'rorcctlon.
A Hmnc Marlin.
In illustration of tho :nll‘ntlcu-s lilllih‘ in
this countryumh-r a pron-clivv tariff wr-
mid on Saturday that tho {gross Vztltw of
manufactun-a~ incri-aswl. from 1‘30 to
11490, 3W per cont. whilc population in»
:rcused only 1103 per cent. and thc hmn
It'rcngt' TN pcr ccnt. 'I'hc ligurcs Wort- too
small; the not valucot' tho- prmluctsof
manufacturc iucrcascd ovcr 23ml [wl' ccnt. ,
the [gross valuc :almwini,r :1 min of 4‘37 [wr
cent. But as the- valuer inch-uscd—«ul-
though tho pricm of products have low-
ercd—tho Wagcs of tlw “’olrliv‘l'fi ban» la‘onc
up. Although thc pricos of manufm‘turml
articlcs are lowcr. so that you can buy a
handsaw or a set of dinln-s much chmpvr
than you could thirty yours. and wagcs
have gone up in tho nicantitno, bm'aillsc
the tariff has cnahh-d us to make so many
articles, having command. of u largo homo
market, that thc returns hau- ln-t-ll largo.
In tho thirtvycam ln‘tn'H’n Irwin and
ISSOWO find that tho amount of wagcs
paid has gone up ovrr :llm per ccnt.. whilo
tho number of hands l'lllpltiyt'tl has in»
creased only 1N5 per com. This means
that thc average wagon arc nearly 50 per
cent. higher now than they wore thirty
"cars ago. This incl-case, nuncmbcr, bus
bright in the taco of some of the
most. disenuraging conditions possiblc.
During those yours we have: had the
greatest immigration known in the- world's
history.
wages. The amount of work to ho donc
romainingthc same. and the prices ob-
tained for the product of the work not
rising, an incream- in tho numbcr of
workers is bound to brim; down
the Slllll'l‘ of each. But a protoc-
tlve tarlfi has niadc it posflblr- that the i
amount of work should hc incrcasscd more
rapidly than the numiwr of
ers. even while the pricvs obtained for the
product were falling; and so the sharc of .
each worker has been rlccidodly increased. 1;
instead of being-diminished, as it must
have been under any tariff that did not cu—
courago the starting of ncw industrics
and the continuancc of those already
started. In it?» about one million
factory luborcrs r-arncd nearly $237.-
000,000—alxrut it‘ll” apiccc. In 1880
them werc not quite two and thrcc-quar»
ter millions of laborers in manufactures,
and they wcro paid in wages ncarlv $950,-
000,000, or about $3501: pit-cc. his re‘
markahlc fact of the wages and the out-
put increasing tugs-titer, while the prices
of the products of the factories wcro de—
creasing, it is worth thinking about.
“'ithout a tariff, and a pretty high tariff,
new industries certainly could not. have
started; and without tho securing of the
home market by a continuance of that ta—
riII, certainly our manufacturers could
not have afforded to raise the wages of
their employcs instead of lowering them
to the European standard—New York
Mail and Express.
An object Lea-on.
The Pall Mall Gazette of July '25 con-
tains the following:
“A Run: is 'run Pam; or 'l‘iN.—-'l'hc
passing by the United States house of
representatives of the Mills tarill bill,
which laces tin plates on the free list,
has] to a sharp rise in the price of tin.
Yesterda Straits touched £159 75. 6d.
cash. an £89 15s. three months. This is
an advance of in £14 to £15 on the
figures quot recently. If the senate
passes the bill in its present form. tin
will command higher prices than have
ruled of late. and a great impetus will be
given to an important branch of manu-
facture in this country.”
This Is plain business. There is no ob-
scanty. The passage of the Mills bill by
one house puts up the price of tin in Eng-
land. We are to losc thc revenue on tin
«but. do not get plums cheaper. This is
sample fact—an object lesson. Study
it.-(.incinnati Commercial (lmttc.
Bepubumlun In New’ mind.
If present appearances amnot dccc live
there is a genuine revival of chub ican
a lrlt and enthusiasm this year in New
gland. In the campaign of IBM the
Ilcpublican majority ww cut down how .
lly inMasaachusctts, and. as evcrylw 1y
knows. the mugwumps succeeded in help
lug the Democrats curry Connecticut for
Cleveland. Now, however. the 0 id fash-
loned strength and spirit. of Ho Republi-
can intloa manifest ll maelms on
all II on. Everythln bi" liens victory
In Connecticut and up urlld majorities in
the other New Eng ml ruin-09:-
Iaud W.
ClovelaIIIm blonds Bolling Ills Ticket.
Ono»! tho remarkable features of tho
boltingthisyearla that. the bollm are
not only Democrats, but In many cases
f ly personal Irichda of President
oval-ml. E. 0. Robbins. a prominent
la orand Democrat of Buflalo. is enact
the tier. Ila says: “It is the dulyol
protectionist Democrats to adminlltu
ml: a rebuke toClcvcland and his proc-
ont advlam thaluo one will "er-gala
tryto Ideal", the Mm with lb:
mm of free tndo.”—0hlo Bum Jour~
(uni-m win-W
”OWN MmmhMm
mun; uxloulyforu time when tho
Wpollcyahdl bloated. A
What n|:"tllaulatlcrol
mmflwtuflmmh
Such an influx of labor, by it- ,
self, would undoubto-dly tend to lower ‘
\vork - ,
mores-non names coco mote.
It Encourages Homo Induflrla Ind Ilen-
clll- (‘ountry and l’coplc.
Wages are better under protection than
llllfli‘l' frco lmdc. This is clear when the
United Stall-s and England are at. aide
by side. Wages gmw better w th 81'!»
tecliou. This has become clear in cr—
many, whom livid. mlno and mill yicld
loss than thosouf England, because the
land is poorcr and feeds more idlcrs and
thcroforo had far lowvr wages until Ger—
many adopted protection. 4' ' " Wages
grow big undcr proto-ctlon bm‘ausc tho
output is bigger, and flu- ontput in biggcr
because protection loads mm: to work to-
gcthor and got all they can out of I'nclo
Sam's farm. Any system which does this
must be good for wages.
Ilow docs protwtion do this? Tulle two
sets of settlers aid.» by aidc. It is clear
that the act. which gcts moat out of farm,
mincund will will have most to divide.
Iloth acts must first work with the It!
and plow. All new lands must. In one
lot. nu-n any, wc will each day givo a little
more work to got this coal pit sunk We
will put in extra buurn to not this forgo
up. A {cw hours more each wcck ahall
got.»buildingamilldam. ll aiuan will
conic lwrc and no; up his loom and spin
our wool we will kcup him in house and
board until he can turn his corner and
bcgin to make things clwup. “M will use
what is made bore and we will use noth-
ing clsc.
This all would cost moi-c than to trust
to the as and plow alono and sell what.
was cut and raised in tho mart where all
was chmp. 'I'hc cost of living would go
up whore this plan was tricd. Each man
would have to Work hurdcr, but he would
get more for his work. 'l'hcro would be
mom to divitlc and morcto suvc. The
mino would bc sunk, thc forgo be hot,thc
mill whccl turn and the loom Would hum.
'l'ho farmer would get morn for hislund
and the worlzcr morc for his work. All
land would flow with futucss. *
Even with this drawback. it in clcar
this not of [non Would turn out more than
.thcone which took things no thcy came
land let all alone. It would how an ad:
; vantagc owr tho onc which put no prize
; on hard work and lt'I the rhino tho forgo,
1 thc mill and llll' loom I»! sct up when
. some man thought he could risk turning
1 from thc field in which he know thcrc was
moncy to a new trade in which thcrc
i might be but was not likcly to bc with
,old hands in tho old country all in full
inmning shape. Wages would bc lower
*and Would billy lowcr with this. second
set, because loss would be donc. The
3 man with a turn for soiling a mill going:
would think twicc ln-forc ho did it with
no sure market opmt. and thc man with
coal on his land Would go on plowing for
; food instcad of digging for coal.
This is all so plain and clcar that no
i man can gainsay it. It has been said he-
; forc and will be again, and it tclls all the
‘; truth about the way protcct ion raises
‘ wagcs. first by raising more out of which
_to pay wages, and ncxt by raking men
l who work harder.——I’hiladrlphiu l’rms.
lDEMOCRACY AND THE VETERANS.
, It Says They Can Go to the Poorhouw if
Not .N'c-lf Supporting.
, The Cleveland Plain Dealer rcfcrrcvl to
. tho l'nion veterans 1H "rwtltpill and bigntc-d
fsoldicrn." I'nngrcssman Kilgoro, an ex-
, ('onfcdcrnte Drum-ratio oliicclmldvr,
oponly insultcd thcm on the lloor of 11.0
,housoas paupcrs: and now Maison, the
'1 Dcnmcrutic candidate for govcrnor of In.
‘diana. in a. lh-rnm-ratic nmjorit y rcport
from tho cominitti-c on pensions, says.
And if our (meaning a soldirr pcnsiour-r)
receives not enough. it is IN‘I‘AIIHG he did
not. serve long cnuugh. and can he be
hcard to complain if hc acts a just rate
equal to his It‘llukv soldiers? And for tho
remainder of thc rclhd' accessory to his
support, he shall bc ullowctl, as othor
citizcns must. to act-opt thc charity of tho
local uuthoritics.
Isn't that stutcmcntdisgraccful'? If an
old vctcrau. mn'um-d or in tln- lust slums
of discasc, is unablo to support hium-lf,
he can to to the pmrhouw before the
government shall aid him. That is the
exact substance of Mr. Matson's dcclara-
tion. This is some more of thth love
the Democratic party boars toward the
soldiers?
The Canvass in West Virginia.
The canvass in Wcst Virginia has
opened with many signs of promiso for
the chublicans. 'l'iu- congressional dcl-
cgation now inclmh-s tbrm- llcmocrats
and one chublicun, .‘lr. (loll. ’l‘hc Soc-
ond um carricd by Mr. Wilson in INN“
by a brggarly plurality of nincty, and
with a ltrong candida!» the Republicans
now have strong hopes of rctiring him.
Mr. “'ilson is a member of the commit-
tee of waysi and moans, which is ro-
sponsiblo for the Mills bill, and be has boon
an earnest advocatc of that measure. Ills
speech in dcfcncc of that mcasuro has boon
considered by good judges of tariil argu-
ment the strong-st that. has bccn heard
on the Democratic side. Ills constituents.
however. complain with reason that he
has sacrificed the industrial lutcrcstnof
his state. and are anxious to send a Pro-
tectlonlst In his place. Tho third and
fourth districts arc also fighting and.
since the Democratic majority in 886 did
not noted an in i-ithcr of them—New
York 'l‘ribum-.
They Know tho Man.
"Ilcrc in lluflalo. when,» (‘lcwland livcd
for thirty your». thorn will be a strong
majority against him. a» there was against.
him in 18M," These are tho Words of
lion. bowls l-'. Allen. mm of tlm moat con-
spicuous naidcutsol wcotcru New York
and an unclo of I’rcsldvni (Ilcvclaud.
"‘l’lu-ro- will be a strong majority against"
(flew-land In Bull-lo bccuusc Bull-lo but;
had a and opportunity to lax-onto ac-
quaint . with him. I Mr. (lowland
should mldc two or three your in Louis-
laua. that ulna would be reliably b-
llcau afterward In any canvass in w ilch
he Would ho a candidalo.~8t. Louis Globe-
Democrat.
Ruhr Suggestive.
The Cleveland [midi-r says that Col.
Brice. chairman of the Democratic cam.
pdgn committee, is a heavy otockholdcr
n the Chase National bank of New
York. and that the government. on the
cm of a campaign has depocltul In this
bank $2,000,000. which in practically la
the hands of the chairman or the Demo.
cratle campaign commune. Tutsi-rather
WM", to any the lent of It.
m w... cu. m m- m m...
ouim.¢lveaa
.lho New York our. Mongolian
dullnnuala uaid: "rm-mo
Mania! 1 In In lac
Illa.
Now can .. p“
mound-W”
.av
an
would be done on high prcssurc, and the.
i
view onc of tho groutcst. of natural wonders
_, solely of the mtfl'lm la want—Du
HERE AND mane.
The total output. of coal from Iowa min-
Illt your wu 8,861,490 tons.
A natural oystcr bad has bcendlacovc'red
in the New Haven (Conn) harbor.
Jury trial: in the cases of anarchist.- in
Austria and Hungary bavobaen sulpenlled
for one year.
There will bo an inlernatlrmal horse chow
in Paris next ycar, where $15,000 will be dis-
tributed in print.
Detroit promises to decorate its council
chamber with portraits of the city‘a mayor!
from will} to the present. time.
According to a recently published Iulian
pamphlat there are now on Mount. Athoo
twcnly different monasteries - nonunion
Greek, one Ilunlan, one Scrvian and one
Bulgarian.
Tho English court of appeals has decided
that. rclativui of a dead person have no right.
to plow flowers or other tokens on tho grave
BIccpt with the permission of the «caiotery
authoritiac
A rcmzirliabl y attractive lobster was
caught. at Norwich not long ago, It.» upper
parts wcro of the delicate lingo of old fash-
ioned bluo china and mic-u. the color was a
beautiful bluish whim.
A man at Atcbison, Kan. builds an addi-
tion to his house every time a daughter
marries, in anticipation, ho mayo, of the time
when rho will brim; hc-r husband and chil-
dren home to live with him.
A club has just hex-n organiwl in the City
cl Mexico which is composed of newspaper
mcn who have bwu imprisoned for political
oll'cuscs. It has a largo membership of ubld
men.
There are two sunflower stalks of natural
growth at llnchvll», Flu, one of which has
1,000 and tho othci‘ 1,156 blooms and buds.
Tho htalks am About ten feet. high, with
branches nun-hing out about Six foot.
lingo mirrors, mounted as screens in the
dining room of tho Clifton house, Niagara,
fellm't. tho falls in the most graphic and
nialtstic innuncr, so that one may dine and
simultaneously.
A Harvard pmfmnr who is passing the
surnmrr on Canobic Inkc, N. IL, has. a cot-
tagc built. on a raft mm!» of fifty-three
cmptyoil cmks, and thodwclllng is towed
about tho lake whoncvcr tho owncr wmts a
change of air and scenery.
An ingenious young man who lives in tho
west cud of Battle ('rcck, Mick, has a valu-
able summer dog. He um I'. fan to the uni-
mal's tall, and the can‘uw wave» it to and fro
us he recline: in the shadvof a trco wading a
book.
The India oflicc, in London, hasm prepara-
tion for publication a catalogue of the h'an- '
Icrit. manuscripts in thc library of tho ofllce.
The first part, which is devoted w the Vedic
mauuscnpts of the collection, has been cd-
ited by Dr. Julius I‘Iggchng. profcmir of
Sanscrit and comparative philology in tho
University of Edinburgh. ,
The novv-l Spfl‘lm'h- of n funeral pmion
of strut r.".l\‘ was witncssni in Wiuhington
rv r'r'ntly. .lt tho luncml of Em» cmploycs of
BOARD OF HEALTH.
“ammonium nice! It the Court a!
Barge-Ia room every Friday. from live to Ill
o'clock p. 1a.. from June cm to September 21». la-
dusivc. for ll» [tarpon of receiving and mint
uponmy complainuhn may be brought to their
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D. (I.
Tim van in United sum Palm. om.
“w Guide to inventor: mulled mu.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
mice.
m :1
Gold Spectaclcu. India
Oct 1.1mm are of Dupe
price».
Per onlcr
J. TRISTRAM,
HEALTH CONNIT'I‘KE.
OPTICIAN,
Vim-l lmpcrfectlom dctcclcd and corrected.
Bowl and Eye (Nahum.
orquallly and at mama-hie
Ind."
14-9 ASE-r 6 1i Y
To lot or for cute, corner Day and Raymond cum.
CHOICE BUILDING LlTS
0N WOODWAIID AVE, FOR SALE.
BNQUIRI! 01'
E. A. Woochvard.
99 MAIN STREET
”1 6m
MUSIC BALI. Ill.0CK.
”—006
First-Elan Groceries
AT LOW PRICES.
We always have on hand the wmld-n‘nowm-d
lolchester
Breamery
Butler
From tbc Best (frcamerv in the State.
B. Pigtails.
it," strut railway, tho othcrcmpluycs draped
an ttlx‘ll$1lllllll£'rtfnr, which was wed to carve
us a imam», and this Was followed by a string
of other cars, all drapcd and occupied by the
employer, and their lricnds.
The rapidity with which tho French army
is being supplicd with the much talked of
[who] riilo H astonishing. Tho Urns rillo
model of l‘~7l is filling up tho arsenals, and
now a now irvrntor, SI, Fontuncy, is said to
have (uiiml out. a way to turn all the GUNS
into Livia, or .‘Wlllt‘tlllll‘; pretty ncarly as
good. thing the slum cartridge.
The Imbuns 1:; I’iuludolphia have savored
all 1ch with timr ful‘llmr masters, and how
turmoil an msm-iatzon callmi tho Italian
Workingmcn’: Prom-tin- somcty. Out of
6,000 mm in tho Italian colony, not more
than luu um uutmdc or its rulisand rogu—
lntions. The formation of this society has
cntircly flnllé‘ away w uh the pulrono :5me
long In vogue in that city.
. l‘rlvatctring.
The qucstion him boon melted, “Has tho
Uniml States t-vvr abandoned the. right of
prl vzitecring 3"
No. Mr. Marcy, sccrctary of atato in 18.36,
when most civilized states abolishod it by the
declaration of Paris, oli’crcd to have the
United States join in the whole dm'laration
if “the clause abolishing privalccriug were
amended by adding that tho privatoprop—
crty of the subject. or citizen of a belligerent
unthc high 5035 should bocxcrnpzcd from
seizure by public III’IIIHI vcsools of the other
lwlligcrcnt, except it. be contraband of war."
This kind otlcr was ilccluml without. thanks.
Mr. Marcy's idea was that if privatu'ring
was abolishcd, the property of a nation
maintaining a sumll navy would be entirely
at tho mart-y of a nation maintaining a large
navy. In mu, whon tho Confederatm were
thinking of issuing letters of marque to
privatcers, Secretary Howard olfcmd to join
in the declaration, without thc Marcy amcudv
maul; but tho French and English govern-
ments dcclincd this klmloflcr also,cxccpt
on condition that it. should not take died as
against the Uoufcderatc Status. So as to
FAWGETT’S
. (nu—N .
uni cum on anF
M I L Li N E RY !
fircrylhiuz to bc cold out hcforc Alum! 13: h.
fl'rllnmcd flats ill to $3.
Elegant Lino of straw flood!» 25 lo 50c.
FL()\VI“.RS .100» to 500..
('omr- and rcc what Bargains you can pm. at
FAWGETT’S .
73 MAIN STREET, South Norwalk.
"an”. Lunar
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vaguishes.
Berry Bros. Ilard ()il Finish.
“'iro Steel Door Mats,
Something new. be»! thing out.
w. c. QUINTARD,
IUEIC BALI. BIDCK.
yards privutccrlog the United States stand-
with tho lulu llurbary claim, not in any very
enviablu light. _
l‘olnrnl l-‘ulkn' Sit-ta Fnlr.
'I‘Iw coloml xmplo of Maryland arc to hold
a state fair at Baltimoro the first. seven dayl
of lh'ttiln'r, and mum than 500 applications
for once lun'u already been applied for. Tho
American cars tho cxbibiiion will be a cur-
pr‘M to tho public. The mlorcd people of
Maryland how (all uni-ed more substantially
than tlmr cumcmmrarios of any other state.
In Baltimore alone they pay taxes on be—
lwccu $2,000,011) and 13.0005“! worth of
property.-—(.'bicago Herald.
A 11mm 09mm Community.
Klingcnberg-on-Maln, famous {or its red
wizm, enjoy», financially, a thrlfllnm which
fewothcr German communities, or foreign
ones for that maturman boast of. It but
no taxpayers wltblulta walls. The yield of
its claypita not only defray» the whole of
tho communal budget. including school
money. but secures besides to over} head of
afnmilyplentyof firewood and 140 mark:
hanlcnshpcr aunum. Happy Kllugcnbcrg. .
“American Regular.
A Perpendicular Giulio-flak.
A now [about caiullcatick loops the candle
pendlculur. no miter how the nick may
be held. The main principle of the invention
in A ball joint. of the simple“ kind at tho
botwm of tho «that, tho latter bola; fixed
loan anu from the aidool tub-lauda-
tcudlug to tho center. The comfort and
iron. Fm I’m
Signing at no mm
.mmv n. canals,
The Intel Market.
--—'I III um—
MEATS
slut/ll) Ill '1'!!! BIS? IANNIR
If|yoa want the mam HEATS. obtained!»
u an of trouble or cowl,
ukct, :- well an
IN I" BMIIOII.
you will and them at my
Plillll if all Kills,
1". HAYES.
DIBIILI'II BLOCK. com ROB'AIJ.
Whom-lulu! Belch Dealer In all kind. of
Gilli All] W001]
Brick. Lune. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlglr,‘ backawanua, Locust
loutuln, Franklin, and
fins-lungs: Jul-n WA’L'fiE Wllkmbarrc Coats.
mmmrma... «.2 him it! RUBBER P111"
”bungalow-mm- ' Yui'muw‘ will»
“I” ill “ !' mum m um
JOHN H. SMITH,
‘ “ FLUBIST.
r. '1'. awn-m.
2 3:353 7'
Ila! purchased the actual" light {01 Normal:
and pull- Novwalk to m the Ixnlal Writ
reticular, up! “urn“ moth withflt‘ ’ixi, .13! hire:
0 In a m c u, [3" a .
INN-ll]. (Mice magic-idea“: allowing lctbodlnt
magmflorwalmvt. Omcvculnun. Main
1 stun Cadillac to sell
At $55.40 per 13b].
1: mm tcmberlut.‘ ~
DANIEL" L’lIOMMEDIEU
Washington In not Bridge.
A "s. FER‘R‘IST“
J E W E L E R .
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
Fine Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
"Manuals all Headstones.
Donor buyamonumcut or Ilmlntonc from any
photograph, but go dirca in tin.- vbmv mom: of
'. W. Batu, Wan-r amt, Email: and calm one
all cotnplz'tu and you will not I!!! dwapwmtcd in its
ngmmnm. Dealer in all kinds of pudding clone
and cumctcry work.
P. VV. ISA’I‘ES.
6.! an
American Investment (’ .
Equitable Lilo Insurance (.30.
Farmer: Loan and Trust (to.
Jarvis-Cont“- Mortgage Trust (In.
I'Irc,l.lfo, Accident. and Plate lilacs
Insurancc.
TAVIAIII 8 “OLIDIZS, Ax“.
. Rut Eli-talc a: Immanu- Azcucy, South florwalk.
.Japob M. Layton,
'Bul Estate and Home Amt.
General Insurance Agency
Fire, Life and Accldcul.
Damn Steam-hip Tickets—Cabin and Steer-ac.
Drum [or one £ and upwards and Money 0!ch to
all para a! Europe.
Notary l'ubl:c, Arkmuwwdgcmcntr Taken.
Railroad Tlckcts. Baggage (Tracked
to Ilcstlnaiion.
cs Wuhmgmn 5L, (Nev: door to Viacom.)
‘ South Norwalk. Conn.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK a!
PILLSBUBY'S BEST FLflllil .....
cum: in
SIEWER PIPE
All)
General Sewer Contractor
unspent! tom-kc mm. loan with main Iowa
WWI“! cl: on the rum favorable my,
inwncduwmm manure-nay laid
will Ind it. to that: “voting a
F. M. PIERCE
Box 20. Soul Nona“, Ct.
i‘h’éh'eirdiii’nofiédrd For I887.
(bin in number of cum-ailing Pollen during
334,273,015
(lulu in And: during um 51.501.14.51
«luring um, 01,130,071
“(lulu in I’m-mim- Iowan
“our. in lament mm- anmmg um, WM
lion in Gm Income during 1m. mamas
Number of Imb Claim. wit in 5, am.
Amount paid lo Policy-ho m durinz run, if»
Number of Pollclcl in 1m, 1.840.569.
New Incurm written during innp’suumcoo.
Capital and Surplus for vccu ty of olicy-lioldm
over and above rim mncnc required héalaw, (4 w
cent.) and all other liabilities. $1.15!. 10.
Amount paid by the Company to lln Policy-
holdcni for Claims, can, llncc organization, plan
[nu-cm invented Amstn, 818,608,183.“
JOHIWII LEII’NIK. Alan.
J 081' IN I
: 25 BOXES ()l' STBORO AH!) SWEET
Formosa llfllllll Tea
Tea Such as is Tea.
men in thin city
l on
’l'lm ‘l'ca In Wammed Io 'I'IIII-
lalc lhc Nerves of "w olden 'l'ca
llrlnlscn, even "lose when: Tea
Time hm becolvw Galvanized.
(foam and Take
TEA.
With Us.
50 Cents per Pound
Billie & humus.
lebIe’s Block Main St.
LOBSTERS
BEE HI VE.
LADIES’ AMI GE‘TS’ ”ISIS“ IIAI.I.‘
( v n to the Bar lllvc wbm you on hungry or dry.
From Black Rock
I for you mu «mammal moan», most or lunch
,M all hours» 3!. pump on litany.“ can aflord u and ,
inoagam. Our drinks. are less, erode—c and Milk!
' r‘Hhrv hot. or will. all knoll-of Tum Tunrr "rinks, ._
iAl-o Table Board, or Board and .wlmnmy the“ ;
‘, day or «wk. t'umr and mo: In: yournlft it in ‘
‘ jriar llkc‘ home amt we will try and rmkc yon (ml at
nomr Hrs-gnntfuoy, 'I "E BEE “IVE.
WI? 3m
insure Your ’ Lifé
(in tho Endowment Plan.
A man at ago out would probabt y run-rt lnnurlncc
for twr'nty or twcntydlve ycan, int imam he
nccdso ll lorthat nmcn- no "mum why hc mould
illipularc mkrwp ir npdurmg thw- wlmlc, life time.
llc has me! eight. hundml chance. in a thorium! of
living more i wear yarn and Marty eight
bundmlinuthounndn living imply-rive ycan!
Bcrmischil- pm- n-rrp an: m bright he would not
ne-glrrt to pruvh r- for my chancrp of dying—which
arc nnplcu-antly numcronwvby a liberal int-manna
onto:- lil'c. INSITRE I‘S Till
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance co.,
0! IlAIt'l'Pulll).
s. 9. L'l-loMM'Elnlll'.
”oath Norwalk.
611.3231 ”u. nrrcn;
lehryd Peed Stabln
WARWICK "01“.,
“one: and Cardigan Inlet for all main”.
mm at In»: tonal All Tum.
Good smooth at White film,
elm
CAN"
Bieé"
0! all kind: Hm (fin.
BAKEBY !
COIKNUCOI'IAH, cam 7015. Ma lull m
mi of maul and .
firsJohnHolland
“09131 nwcn.
Ina-if
new Tilly.
llBBllliE Hill.
Special attention given to re-
palrn in all branches.
A good second-baud, two-scat»
ed carriage for sale.
8W“ x 30mm
Wflmlmh
Ilanulaclum’ and Painlm’Supplias
Ship Chandlers,
SUV-Influladdm
nnlmmnum
ammonium-manual.”
a! gallon.
Wan-taint. marl-Iv
A
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EH. NASH&BRO
Dv-hvmd cmy Saturday morning.
«9 — ——-»-—-
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
All Kinds “Vegetables
I’ve-I livery lomlu.
Wm received by mail ovteleptmcc.
HUNT d: mm.
Come 8‘ See
our NEW nun
Oil Stoves,
All” NEW STOCK 0"
Stone-
China.
mun——
PORCELAIN.
Electric Door Bells.
mmuum i:
luv“, .-...
W‘ Eh” ”Hm“ ”7"“;‘11 arm:
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“GOOD “DU
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F'AIILY Oll. OMI.
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mam-3w”
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“to“
um I can
ovum“
Smmm clan" l f,
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2-25 U I T Sm:
‘ ill in. ms
FOR TE SEASON.
’ W—
LIGI-IT c AND =:= coou ‘
AT ALL PRICES.
I
BATHING SUITS!
. A spgmn.w-m~
FINE ‘LIN-
STRAW HATS!
THE FINEST LINE
IIEN'I'S’ FURNISHINEI} flIlSI
lllllllllll inns. ,
Insurance Building,
Masonic Building;
m
80. Nor-walk. Iorwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS ‘
FARMS .
-—-AND—
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
FOR SALE.
mamas.
Fire. me, Accident and Plate Glob.
\
IN um ”OWN BEGUM! AND AWCAN warm ‘1'
Beallflatate and Wilcox“. '
ii,
sou-m nonwALx, - -, can.
TAYLOR c GOLDEN.
Norwalk Chronicler