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and Clan latter.
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SOUTH NORWAL‘K, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1888.7
PRICE TWO CENTS.
carnivorous-v
unlit-icing quorum
riurr ALARM BOXES.
. 3.21.331.
A, “m liidemeremdiior of the Record,
1]. a Il.It. lt dcpoi' “‘3' at i .ji confined to h
arm I. uninco- in depth. uni llolclr. . I 0 mm"-
No. 4. Day viii-rt. comer of Toilet: rlfi't‘l; kry at ll
Day PI""'l and All 'lu’litftl'fl. —
. 0. t'oriwr of Main and l‘nmovd Moria: Vl-ry at
I). llonnvau'r homo and J i.‘. \\ tie-on a lat- ‘
l '. .
" U'rr’nltlln sin-v! ‘f‘lllml; hi‘l’ at school honrv, The Niirwalk “mp... l‘liili Will “Hill a
N“ L' b i l in n in II stunt.
I"! ‘If’l‘llr llh . V ' . .M .H
‘30. 13‘I‘IviLnriugalfi‘lrwh op murmhuw key at M". meeting Monday night and 1 hit t llitt ru.
I'aill'n Vcrlilcttl‘e‘, ho. 10 Concord street, and 3 ' > , .
til rumor. < i. inlbltlf‘k Brothers have put "on bani
‘ 1" ”WWW” mm” of A“ rtrcct; 3‘” " afloat-l lll‘fll' windows in their uptown
Woll'tt million and all factories. , _ . >
in, High rtrct-t corner of Ilayvicw avenue; lit-y ‘ nlmc liir protvctlorl against burglars.
at A. lllckcrniun'u ruldrnrc. . . .,
EI'IK‘IAI. cam. llig preparations are. being made for
One stroke II I‘Jo'cloclt noon for Standard Time. l the battwrs‘ picnic at the umphtlwatrc
' .14 i" stir-tel ’
tmi'yvortrultcv of thcbell (thus l :- P,mile L grounds rth Monday.
V’l'hroc vtrolmi of tho bell (thrill 1 1 ll signifirr tho , , I,
m’ "m "t" ”cum“! ”(1' . Thu lighthmtm» supply ship “ll. 5,
irril'ritt'tu'lotr.i Tn an naturals. - lir'int" mm" Illki I“ ll ‘l U lk , l 1
Upon positive information of a fire in your innuc . ‘ ' l l" ‘ ”I“ -‘ l“ 3'“ ’1
dlate neighborhood unlock the box door; pull lilf'. yc-storday.
hunk Ill the way down once only, and lot that book .
: that up the box antltiunoi upon or [cinch the: (7. Swarlz’n cigar maker» and Olden.
flick again until the nut tin.- lli your neighborhood.
. v ,-
Dunotsttcinpt to rcmuvcthc key from the door. ; ccblager “ "muflll play 8 gnmo of ball
Tthbicf Engimrrwill u-c tlmt‘is rutnruotl to uni thin altttrttoon m E“; Norwalk'
proper place. EASILEI. Mt'llim AN. . _ , y _
cuter itngmecr. i A party of young li-tdlt‘il and gentlemen
u," M “4.", ~of the borotiglidrovc to Compoyesterdg’
“unstable in thc I'llflwtlllll‘lt at South Norwalk. and enjoyed a unit water bath,
3mm. Sept. lat, twin, I'rrrons calling for any of i _
"‘3'" ”3"? E“ l':"‘:”,:fi:hgflf fixatififiwm . Tho funnral of \Villani C. Adams was
1ré..... 1mm. ' ta -, l' r' . ' .
Janina i'orrignn. John If. Comatoclt, John If. 1 bold “I ills I'll" l‘i‘lildenue on Plymouth
Doughty. t“. E. Darling, A. I'cigcusolin. ltunit!‘ y‘Vfinufg “,3“ at‘ernnn“,
I-‘yncs, Ulla~. Hurt-,Jdl'tlca Grlfhtlt, Julia (3. “fill-i ,
want. A. columns, lilirtmi llcidrik John s. . V T ", . . .
IIavtluridchorgt: 1.. IIydc, Jacob humid. Decry. Harry (ruliliiplnk, “h" m” "’5 dim"
.1 ii!” Dir-('utit-ru, Mary MMIIIIIIJY,}A%HI§; Malian in NW wrll this week, was IlIlrItll by
Michael Mi'ltcal. Fannie itcth, ’. . oms, '. 1. , ' . ,.
II l'inlicrrniin. MH. l’almt-r, ilhnna Pundit-tori. h.lcn i “m klnghltlil PU“ m‘,“ a!“ I‘lliltlll.
rile .‘linith, Ll'nbiv‘: Humans, .i‘llllcf Srhciut-r oru,‘ _ . l ,
Lydia scour, Eiil'lht’llt haundvin, Win. 1-1. SClilu’Zc, ’ Th? “08“] Of Health Iii through With
AIICO White, qutiril. William. , the Thomas (Julio-n small pox case and
p y "‘1“ “Swill" I" M' 1 the house will be thoroughly fumigatrd
“’cutber Birllctlli. to-day. .
R fin: '70"lt‘l'lVMl-’lbli* WWII-b ll"‘-'”‘"l"g é Tho tuiliciting (,‘fllnflllIIO’l‘. who are no»
northerly. , liciting funds to Hltcrtftln the stiIVivors
‘ of the Huh (I. V. are muting with good
success.
llr. Higgins ’. had a night blooming
cm no in bloom hint night.
Miniature Almanac for Tit-Morrow.
Hightidt- l L’NVIiIlr)
8.12 ‘ 2.21
Sun rises i Sunni-ta
5.21 l 6 23
It is rumored-in itlieiborough that the
. . ; Republicans Will no! it raise it handsome
THE LOCAL NF‘VS ‘lbanner which Will throw tho lit-mu.
J O
..- 5 cratic om: in the shade by its beauty.
The Mary Anderson is at P‘erris’ duck l,
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\Villiaiii Allen, who livcs in one of
_ Mrs. Lyon's houses, in the borough, hail
Humphrey Collins )5 to build a newh nico- field of uivvol corn on Thursday,
house on Ferris Avcnuc. i hilt Friday morning ili' did not have it,
. ' ' _ in” some ono stole it all Tnursdn night.
l-‘rank Burritt had the Professional out: . . . y
ycaterday stretching her sails.
with brick.
. -—FlffiI-'.3ih>lfi Fiction and ilrznns can bi,»
; obtained of J. W. SllIdWi'li on tho must
1 reasonable tcriun. Call and cxuminv iii-
3 strumcnts, and get prices before pur-
; chatting elsewhere.
H l '_ 7! Lincoln (loltncil U. U. A. M. mow li
1h"l""""”‘s would ”“7 to mi-et any 1 front Dibble’s brill last night to tlw ‘
amat-nr ir-zim under 16 years of rig». ‘ TWIN“ of Honor hall. Tm“ m", what E
lb» crowd of [WOIIIH and the niyatvrion ‘
packages nwant that was fii't'li training .
, . . . . out of Utbhlc’a brill. l
The Eitwcutive Committee of the South , J
Norwa‘tk democratic club held a mating bu~
last evening. ‘ "
——Ilox stationery 25c at I’laiutcd's.
Tho.- Ctiban Giants are lmolted to play
ball in this city next Tuesday.
Tilt: rrgular IIIEt ting of the Cotiitiioii
CuuiiCil Will be: held Monday evening.
acksnn Brothers are doing a lill'l\ in; ‘
iness putting in electric alarms M a l
, , . , protection against burglars and for light-
QUIN 3 large party “Um ""5 city WI“: ingthe gnu. These alarms ring the bell i
leave for (lien Island to-slay and spend : in m... mum, and light the “as .r auapkul i
Sunday there. , by burglars. '
A party of RoWflytim yuuilg P8001? Thellridzeport Farmer sayt-l: .\ (ll-r
enjoyed themselves at R )EUU “M11 1 man front Nurwalk claimv’d and ivcvywr 1
Thursday owning. _ , it‘ll _\'t“t"rlI3ly afto'rrtmin tlw a'irrndtiriv'il
Morris Saunders in to have ”Feud aitt-ain pickwl uubv tho police Tuesday !
sitiall building in Uranitevillc and will , "mm ",l 1an stm-t. h hm! “W" “Him ‘
open a fish and vegetablo marital. . hm“ hm" ‘
, ‘V ' ' 1 II in \Vliit l, tllr- i-lgl‘t '1'“ v -:tr-nl l;
———F..r first'claan clam chowecr go tol y . i i .’ l i l
, > . ' lbov, who is Unlir'l’ KI'H'r-I for rrwfi of :t
Webb dz Armstrong. Washington Si. i ‘ _ . 1
b if Ipair of show from llr-rscuberg '3 sitil’v’llll.
' ‘ ge. . . . Wat” .utrvrt, was snot to jail from Sun l
Work on the New Chapel street 35:“?! xwalk fur tbrlt iii Jum- {Hill has bm it out?
ivlmiiigpuuhedalonz rapidly. R’I'mmlllninw August 16. ll» wrl probably bra;
Bro». have a largelurceolmw emplvyrd " swat-entred again iii-morninn—Farm".
there.
i
i ’ v . l I‘rarik U'llririi has taken the Norwalk :
Tl"? 54mm” “L 5"” Yum 3"“ ”l" sulwriiltendvncyof III" Punplr’.» lIHkI~-
Norwallts 3“? 9"“)qu b3" 0" ""3 Baxter . trial Lifr In‘urnnct- (70. of Norwich,
‘ i > p ' 1 a . .
K'”““‘-'” m" “‘“m'wn’ b" “"1 “‘8 (fluamlin thh‘ H-ur’lilh'r‘l’flrit'r' for four
them.
agentv.
. This company It‘fin'fl ilir- most
Robert and Henry Robinson intend , libl-ral pillit'lt‘fl and p-vyo itiinwliato ben-
gmning a large gymeyy guy”- "i Spun“. . EIIIS. Tho-o- IIO‘SIHIIL’, pl’t-liiflillr’ o'fllpluy- 5
wood in a gnu” time. ; lnrlli should call on Mr. ()‘llrirn and
, , -- _grt it-rtzts. etc.
Rev. II. II. Delano, Itev. i}. I). Torrey"
and Dr. W. C. Iloutwell spout yesterday :
with a camping party at Wilson's I’u'iiit.
At ”It! nit-rating of tlw dirrctors u f tho-
Oild Fallows Mutual Aid Association
_ , lbs-Id Tliurrday evening, benefits were
The cirlorcd Old Fellows will hold a voted as IOIIUWrI 0n (loath of Leopold
grand celebration iii New Maven on the , Straws, of Norwich, $11.00; on (loath nl
13th. The Odd I’vllowa from the imruughl Willis Item-dict, of New Haven, $2.000;
will attend. ,on (loath "I Mansion ilrognry. of New
Old \Vvll Iritlgv, I". k A. M. Wm it” In) Hutton, $1,000 Four [)er'hlslllnllfl In!
New llananu llvxt Wednesday writing . m' """"”"'p “Tr" "fl'd ”r"
and confer the toad di‘gfrl: for the‘
Chicf of police John S. Lockwood and
Lodge in that place.
'Munron Iloyt were arrested and tried
» , _ ‘ l lit-lore Edward S. Sumner, a Bridgeport
The Iontvrlles "“1 lllayfl mun playtd i Justice, this morning, in the borough
ball yesterday afternoon on the East. . . .
Norwalk grounds. The score was 4th 5‘» of”? ”1"", for crualtv m arresting
in “'0' 0‘ the Mayflowera. i I atrtck (.abill. The prisoners entered it
.5- ,,,,,,,, idl'IIlIIII'EI' which was overruled and “my
"Judge” Murray and Sergeant Wilson1 WW bound over under 8500 bonds each
returned from Ninnt‘ic yesterday, they ‘0 appear in "’0 m’ll term of the
having with others been detained ultiuperior court. (limiidgottnc .t'ickwonti
clear the grounds of the state prop my. became their "mm”-
The committee having in chmge "Wt ThomaoQiiu of Uraniteville had but
reunion of the 8th Conn. Vol. M “I meet‘ hands badlv cut thin morning by thr»
“ the office of John If. Lick. on Mort-i pretiiatun explosion of a blast. in a large
duy evening. Afullatten anceic earn-3"")ck i" f’“ house. It seems ML QM”
a", desired. : bad in war blasted before, and in putting
.. __. ,. :in tho fun he left some powder at the
The Union (impel 19.399“an new“, i opening and on the surface of the rock.
Association will hold a meeting in thy unlit the fuse. which was short, with
Temple of Honor Hall tarmurrow min-r.E untitled cigar. and some of the rim
noon at three o'clock. A cordial lama-3 deW“ on the variant that communi-
tlou in extended to all. ‘cvted with the blunt which exploded bo-
fors he could get away. His hands
were bully cut. but otherwise be m-
tirnc ago, has acct a circular to I friend coped unhurt. It wua very narrow es-
in this city. the wording of which is no cape.
broad that he wrotcoii the back of it, i “
l , A honor Ironic-prolangylngtoa.
. flurry "d IcuAdWmixlouarin.” The following self-explanatory letter
John Item's truck broke down yer h” be“ mind 5’ A' 3- Ferris:
urdly afternoon while Its was man; a ”on“ 3'“:"‘Y”“’ “mm“ ‘9 u”
w of loci! from m, ”Mm,“ l”... business men of Norwalk is received and
factoring Co. to the depot. John was ”WW-"L We "m ”‘9 ”M l” “m“
everything butplnndwnltthe accident. 3'0“” “‘9 Bum WM " “'1’ it?
. .................. ipflnw dIIien The M'v ” ’m
(Inuktitut: wu- tried before Judge mm, tobc contributed to the Not-
y for reducing I young walk baseball club. We desire it under-
A man who want to Arizona a short
Mmauyudbsmof John
and my bullion its
W. Wwfoudnlllym h qln “"1
noodtmmfumhhthvnrgmn'm
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Lorin Hubbard.
Mrs. L‘Nipfl Hubbard died suddenly
thin morning about 10 o'clock. Early
in tho morning she want in but usual
health and engaged in lll’l regular occu-
pation.
dmtlhsle swept out her room. thn
Mrs. Hubbard, her ilflilglllflhirl-lflw,
went into the kitchen she was reclining
in ii chi irdead. The dtct’afitd was 96
years (iii!
A rspbrter had tho ploaaurn of calling
on the bid lady on her 95th birthday,
which lwaii the 7th of last illuminant]
bad it Icing talk with bar. ”or maiden
nitmn villas Smith. Shir was born in
Chonhirlr, about twelve milnli front New
llavcn.§ In tho year of 181:! nbo‘ was
marriedl to Lewis Hubbard. This was in
Sliaronl From them they moved to
Litchfiulld, and after raining a family
of eight children lili'y then moved
to Ohio whore hill) lived until a
It'W ylcars ago. 0f the family of
night clliildren only mm survives her.
i". _L. llubbard at whose rcsirencc she
died this morning. Mrs. Hubbard, was
agoodlchiistain old lady, and at last,
after til toilsomc IIII‘, has realized Ihl'
words Iof her favorite hymn, “Jesus,
ion-roll my soul, let ms.- to thy bosom
fly."
I'EIKHUNAL MENTION.
Poet Wm. Morchouse was in town
this morning.
Stephen Byxbee, Jr., will Spiflld Sun-
day in New York.
Jimmie It zdeiiwyor has gone to Canaan
to flpfillll'l his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 1.. Adams an- bpcl’llltl-
ing it flew days in Wilton.
Miss Carrie Faber of Fairlleld is visit-
ing with Miss Mary I". Gleason.
Mir-is Dora Kreiger is spending a few
days with friends in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Irv-e of, this
city art- sojourningin New York slatv.
Dr. Andrew ('romby of llrooklyn vvill
.‘pt'llil Sunday with fro-rich; in this
city.
M155 l‘latlmr Haberts of l'ontipool,
Wulcs, Irl visiting her iicicc Mrs. John
llrundligc.
Mimi‘s Ill try and Lizzie Millvnm-y of
l'liil‘tt;li-,::i-' Nailing .‘ilh-Iliiltl Krona
and family.
Mirth liltib I‘Lich’i'y of Trrniuni, N. Y.,
s mending a ltw days Willi fin-lids in
[first Mutuallt.
K‘tllr- and Nollieljorcoran of I’utigh-
km l'fllt’, are I‘ldillng the Mist-es Kt’t’hll of
Leonard slim-t.
tin-l Xr'lllt' lf-utwell returned to-tlay
from a viral with her brother at his
IIUllll' lri Alia-intn.
Mm Danni ltiltaril with Iii-r son and
ii tit.;.il ‘l’, iifr' iii tiling a nhurtl watt With
lirr ”hints in Htth'l’atrrtw.
flurry Ilonnu :itarte-I for Stamford
thi—tilornintz in his bitiiiiiflil. He Will
spt-no Sunday in that town.
Summers Slierwoml of Ronni-lair, Wis-
t'llllHll‘l, is making a short wait at the its
Munch iii L'lmllv's Kellogg.
.“lslil Iliwcr, \‘lilw Itaei llt'l'll llwslallng
John Hoyt in tin- lt'lrurupillc business in
the borough. Il‘lllfill'lI J hwr Illllli' in
New iillfl't‘ll tit-tiny.
Mm. A. J. Noolry lr'illnit'll Li lit-r
lioniv- iii Rhodc Island Ill!» morning.
She that; accompanied by Mrs. Nelson
Dickilrinari and daughter,
L. S. Rudant, Dr. and Mrs. t”. W.
Slanilii, Mr. anti Mn. E, Tanker. Mimi
Uracil Rtndall, of Now York. and H. W.
Vollki'r of \VIHNINM'BO‘I, are Visiting with
I'X'filllllll“ Swartz. ‘
Superintvinlent ii. .\. Smith if the
triepliionc coitipany Wi'tll to Providence
last night to a u-nd the Electricians
clanilliako of the world, brld at that place
to-day. Mr. Smith Will fully sustain the
reputation of Nurii'alk as actual call-r.
”A Free Muri'n (iovrrmiwitlfl‘
When George Worthington was t-lt-ctz-d
l'rr'nlllvtil m 1713'.) tho lft’mfllly was
virility, and [lit- Uiil'i‘d Stair-n liltil My
ere-dill. Ilnw winvly Washington and
lint olabnwt lllll tho-re tlxllicullics. By
the thinner of Alexander Hamilton. a
pl’ultiplllfl,‘ lnrilI \vllti ciiiictul to protride
fundilt Taxes wt-ro Ierod on imported
(Midland lilcdlellillulioll of rpiritv. A
iniutland a national bank was established
at Philadelphia. Ily these measures the
credi of the United Staten was put upon
it llrl hauls. Daniel Webster said of
Hamilton. "lie smoto the rock of the
naiultml Irmrllrm‘tl and abundant rimmi-
of win an.» burst forth. IIe touched the
dead count» of public credit and it
Him! 2 upon its feet.”
ltt‘ 1825 there was a period of national
premprrtty. The debt was fast diminish-
ing and there was a surplus of live
milllm dollars in the treasury. The
pruti tire tarilI. known as the American
nystl m. had reached its height. It will
then pular iii the out, an it in now.
But higtund and the Free Trade 80th
did not. want it. Therefore, in 1832.
(burns in saddles). South Carolina Md
1 nilliillcat‘ton ordinance. declaring the
prob ctivc tarifl law ”null and void.”
and that the state would Iecodc from
tho Union if forcc should be cut oncd
to iollrct any revenue from nglllh
good a tit Charleston.
In 1886 the solid 80th is trying again
to century the pint/relive tariff with-
Nnrlberrl dismount an their leader, to-
gether with the money of the Cobdcu
Ulul of England. By reducing the
Non horn lalmrcr'r wages to the level of
the Southern new and tho English
labtln-r firs trade inept-bitched. A look
at lite can unit‘s clothes when he has
bind is enough to links av
vom- rut lilo ballot for flag!
soul and Protection radar than-Ill
bird I ”WW
undercuts-l. Mancunian-drones»
put
“III-
3 A half on hour previous to her ‘
THE RICHARDSON It MORGAN C0..
Bucccunrc in The Raymond .l'iirmtcc
Maniiltwturlng (10., Manufacturers of
l‘urnnccit. Strain and llot Witter "clit-
erl. lttittstltig and Rolling ltuitxru. Fire
l'lacc llcatcrtt, Air Warming and Van-
Illatlng Grates.
This company organized and comment'-
ed the titanufacturcr of their rpm-.ialtics
in this city in 1832, with Mr. George W.
Raymond as its General Manager. Mr.
Raymond retiring from'thc company, it
was reorganized with our townnmnn.
Mr. Tallmagc Baker, Presidont; J. J.
Richardson, \‘icc'l’rcsidenl: A. It. Morr
gun, Trolling M. L. li'tlley, ARM. 'f'retis.:
and I", ll, Raymond, Sl'cfi‘lill'y.
Front ita commencement the company
did a fair business, but since its rc-orga-
nization its bucinem has gradually in-
creased until now it has become one of
the most thriving and successful enter-
prises of its kind in the stoic.
Persons looking for the latest and best
improved contrivanccs for heating their
dwellings or factories with hot air or
steaiu. Will do wr-ll to call at tho factory,
or at tho, office of the (10., 92 lleckman
Street, New York, before deciding on a
matter of so much c-iiiliequtcncc to their
comfort and health.
They Will find on consulting with Mr.
Richardson (formerly of the firm of
Richardson & Boynton,) that he can
profit by his long experience; in selecting
, tliu best and "most economical hot air
heater.
The Company has HI'CIII’t’lI the services
of Mr. Luster Allen, formerly editor of
the Iron Age, who has for many years
made rte-am hunting a specialty". In this
branch of heating dwellings and public
buildings he cannot be cxccllcd. Ilav-
Illg bocomc one. of the first cxperls in
steam heating in thc country, his ser.
vices to_thc Co. are invaluable.
The general superiiitendence of the
factory is under the direct management
of Mr. M. 1.. Filly, who has a thorough
practical knowledge of tho "(Tetwlll’y
foundry and lilting work of the ML, and
particularly of that branch which poro
ruins to Ranges, Fire-place Heaters and
Ventilating Grates.
Till‘ excellence of the work turned out
by this (Jo. in attracting the attention of
those abroad as well as those at home.
MLP. T. Barnum, in searching for
the very best of everything that will
add to the comfort and convenience of
his new and elegant resident-.- in Bridge-
port, hus arranged for one of the com
party's steam heatcrs. J. I'. Bliss of
New (Yunnan, has also contracted for our:
of their most approved heaters, to be
placed in his new mansion. In fact a
grout deal of this kind of work of the.
Eli, .,ll!5ce:'w?.fl
l’l‘lils me}! will hit regularly occiugfd, until alter
the election. by contributions from 'mocrittu, dir-
riiuilng the issues of the campaign]
in it TA x rm.
Tho ’I‘nitrss Moatly uu Nccmlticn and not
on Ltilnrlcm‘
The grcatcllt part of that unit! taxes is
derived from articles of ucccruity not
luxury. The Chicago Times makes the
following statomcnt of custom taxes on
necessaries, tobacco, silks and liquors :
Rain
Articln. Amount por cent.
Sugar and ntnlasscn. . .. .. 351,773,9H iii. 17
Wool» and woolvnn. autumn mill
Iron “dolor-1.... . 11.0311 873 37.39
l'Ulllll’ll ................. 11.752341)? 44ml
(‘hf'miClH ............. . :t,.'il’.‘,l'.20‘i 31.9?
Farthenwarc.,... ., 2 autumn 57.50
Flax bump ............ , 9,2l7,llld was
film. and glass warn, shutout 55,00
Lcrdhcr ................ ‘ rigour: 2M5
'I‘olnicco and cigar! ...... Mil-J14 will)
Shimm. 496i!
Willi-s and liquor» ...... 7:11»
A total of tax of one hundred sixty-
thrcc millions three hundred and three
thousand one hundred and sixty-three
dollars per year. and that too mostly on
articles of necessity. No one can fail to
sec in this the unjust and beggarly
System of commercutl bondage under
which the Amrrican people are strug-
gling from tlav to day. called protection
to American industry. ,3
. i i .
Scandinavians for Cleveland.
The leading Scandinavian newspaper
of Minnesota, has come‘out for tarilI re—
form and Cleveland. In its leading
editorial announcing the fact it says;
"We Norsemen are not hasty in form-
ing'but we firmly adhere to, our con-
clusions. There was a time when only
Republican Scandinavian iwwspapcrs
existed, and scarcely a Scandinavian
Democrat could be found. Now, for the
first time. many of our countrymen Will
vote lht' lhimocrauc ticket. Tots year a
tidal wave has not in which is turning
the great majority of SWO'CleII volt-s
pvt-r to president Cleveland's support."—
N. Y. Times.
-! it
Tho l'rcrildgnt I'iitrlotlr. tlu- Senate l’nr-
tizxtn.
Thc llour treats the President's mess.
agoflippnutly. The ctibjrct is serious,
the difIculties tire great, the rights of
American citizens arc liable to inter—
ruption, the remedy proposed is hardly
liven severe than war. Rt'talialion is war
without bloodshed. Such a course
should not be entored upin without
great deliberation and a Weighing of
the coriwqur-nccs.
' The President had caused it treaty to
be: negotiatt-d, setting in a dignillr-il and
company isfurniubcd for public build-,tlrefllw way the loan air-"dint; dilIer'
intro and dwellingsoutsido of our town. lunces between this country and the
Frequent rxtenninns and additions are E “”1le i’rvivinccr. The republican
being made to the Wrifkrl of the company .‘ 500M“. (“I “WWW partisan “350'”. and
inherit up with the dt‘lnflutl for lts1toprr~vr~nt Ihe administration front hav-
goorln. Should its litisincsrl continue toimgtbe glory of honorably cpding this
increase in the future, as it has in the '1 ‘ilt-Ilutt’, and ju~t bccntm' itvi settlement
past, it will be but a n-w years before its 3 on ilw "roof on election would be still
lllHlnl‘SS will lzirgt-ly outgrow its pn‘rwllt I anothpr powerful argument for Democ-
capacity. . ‘ nu‘y. rv-Jvctml the Ito-lily.
tlur ctté'l. ‘llrl take a drop illtr‘rr-fit in thr g The President turns to retaliatiiin (is
succws of thoubusiiwm rrilorprtsen Lllflliillfl only resource. for this time below:
nrr- growing tip iii their mid-t and have i but be ill)!“ this with deliberation and
good rl-noott to congratulalr- IIN'IIiSt’iVi‘H with chili statement of tho necessity.
on their general siliceous and the piirtit‘it- It “'i” hurt "9. ll WI" Ill-”l Canada; I'll“
lar slicer-nu of The Richardson & Morgan as war would inflict loss on both Fldr‘i.
Um, no it gives rillpltlytlli'lil to a large; Wt-import “'0'“ NW? 0“" $30,000,090
nuinbt-r of our mechanics and laboringj Worth of morchaudise a year, a large
men and adds greatly to the generalluhnrc of which in rawinatcrinls; we ex-
prusperttyofour city. lport ovt-r ¥1W,()llll,ll00 ll large share of
III-publicist: .‘lt-oting.
Irtsl owning an Illh‘ll‘tillflg nit-rtlntt
win lit-Id at the republican lit-nthuarter»
in this citv. Short speeches were made
by Mr. Bartram, Daniel Millard and lil-
win Fox.
The I'ultm Manufactury lilrIa lmllguniit.
For some time the female employees
in the Union Manufacturing Company
have bot-n annoyt-d by name one report-
ing to the forums” that tho-y tingle-civil
their work, that tlioy trestlotl tho fore-
man diurwy rctfully by making tacos at
him, and otliurwnc conductor! them-
selves improperly. The girls ascertained
that Wm. Elmore was reporting them.
and last night tin-y assembled outside
the door, and whi-n Mr. Elmore came
out they expressed their indignation in
so vigorous ii manner as to make it de-
cidedly unplcaunt for him. They told
him very plainly what they thought of
him, and accompanied their denunciur
lion» with an occasional miuilv.
"lodlnc" (lot- a Bacon! of 3.20%
W. M. Saunders “Iodine" won in "II?
2.35 class at Derby ycrtttrday in three
straight bouts time 2 29; 2.303 2.321.
This he did with case. In his second
mils ha trotcd the last half in 1.14 and
hnmmou on the grounds tiny but could
have made the mile in 2.25 if necessary.
In all the race he was not pushed to his
speed, and won with case. Indian cor-
ialnly in a trotiug horse. He stands the
severe work he has been put to this rear
can without any sign of wear; in fact,
improve- all the time. We understood
but. entered in tho fm for all class
at the Namath fair and we wont be can
prised if hcprovev the winner. At any
rate, it will talus very fast born to beat
him if its is driven for first money.
Italics Pal-I.
Tomorrow the J. D. K. cancel-lion
will be It Retort. Monday. Labor Day.
time willbo Incl-l attractions appro-
prlmtn‘tltc occasion. 'I'tirrditv than
will in an excursion from Now York on
mum Lou Branch in aid cf the
charity fund. The aortic day tbcilordv'r
ultimatum-opal”, widen-rowan
Hurrah
comm Mi.
‘which iri farm products Mich as corn.
‘Wilr'at flollll’, pork and pork productr,
lbw! and beef products, leaf tobacco
guiiiouiittng to over ten millions. coal
litt-arly $3,900,000, cotton $2,3w,000.
[cotton itiaiiufactures $500,000, locks,
’ hingvs, flaws, and other tools, ovr't' $1,-
000, u coonidrrable part of them being
torch as are. mud» in Normtlk. Thi-
Ilourliiuglin at all "III as though any-
thing but a grave situation could justify
such an interruption of our profitable
triido with these provinces. and as
though if we could by a higher tarifI,
without any cause, stop all this, war
could make money by i:.
Thol’rctiidcnt‘c course is will», digni-
fied, and deliberate, but it nirvana sacri-
t‘ict-u on our part for the sake of the prin-
ciplcc involved. Sacrifices that would
burn been needlm if the Senate bad rat
tiled the treaty or suggested a better
one.
The President in too much for the
Senate.
CITIZKN.
rittm'iér u.t.i.'.g“.;i“n.;..‘.r,.....
Thnaltepublicanc of Five Mile River
will raise tin-iv banner on Monday oven-
lug, Sept. 3rd. Tim League Clubs of
Stamford, Daricn, Norwallr, South Nor-
wttllr, New Cancun and East Noni-lit
havc been invited, and will bcevcortcd
from the depot by the home league.
After the banner is raised the meeting
Will be atldrerml by the Hon. Mr. Brett-
iian of Sioux City, Iowa. Music will be
tarnished by the American Band of
South Namath, and the East Noni-Ii
Glee Club will ping several campaign
songs.
The" IIIIIIOII floor-hm.
Probably no one thing but council melt
a general revival of trade at Chas. Lup—
bams Drug Store as their giving away to
their customers of so many "90 trial
bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for
Cocnumpttou. Their." trad- ls simply
amounts in thin very valuabc article
from the fact that It always cures and
war disappoints. Ganglia, Guido.
Annals. Bronchitis Group, and all
throat-ad Imam-Iva quickly cur-d.
Younahritlnfcrobcylubym
butting-haw ‘ fl .
SUNDAY SERVICES.
EAST nouwnlnt Clicirollltil.
Alivc's'l' utilitarian CIIl‘lll'll.
Preaching by Elder lleorgc M. Toeplo
at 10:30 and Ham ._ ~ , ,
t'i'n' Cilvitmntst
iiAi’rin'r.
ltov. II. A. Delano, pastor. Service at
10:30. followed by the Lord‘s Supper.
Thcmvi of discourse. Jesus said, "I thirst."
Evening service, 7:30; subject, Da id’s
words, “I said in my basic all meriarc
liars." l'ublic invited. ‘
f-‘lltST M. ii. itiiiriwll.
In the morning Sacramental survives
and reception of members. In tho cvcn»
log preaching by the pastor, "Our homer,
their character, meaning and influence,"
Trilsiri' (Jillfrtcu.
bit Sunday in September, 14th Sunday
after Trinity. Celcbration of the Holy
Communion at 1023011. in.; Sunday school
at 12 o'clock: evensong and sermon at
7:30. ‘ ,
scitimwooii I'Nios CHAPEL.
Subject Sunday evening, “Two ways.”
“Ahab went one way by himself, and
Obadiah went another way by himself.”
1 Kings, 18, 6. Wednesday evening,
"Unbelief shut them out," “So we age
that they could not cuter in because of
uribclicl." Heb" Si, 19.
iiiiOoKsint-z Crncrt.
X0 preaching service will be held to-
morrow, but Sunday school will be held
EB usual at 2:30 o'clock.
t_'o_\'tiiir:ti}i'rir.is.tcant'tzcii.
Itov. Dr. Nobles of California will
preach morning and evening. Sunday-
School as uaual.
Thrvy arc not l-‘rco' Trad-rim, 0h, 30.
I believe in Free Trade an I believe in
tho Protestant rcligion.-—Grovcr Cleve-
land.
All trade should be as frer as possible.
-—Spealter Uarlirle.
I desire Free Trade. and I will not help
to perfect any law that stands in the way
of Free Truth—Roger Q. Mills.
The democratic party is it Free Trade
Party or it is nothing. The democrat
who in not a Free Trailer should go clac-
wherc.-—llenry Watercon.
Add to tho free list as many articles as
possible. Reduce. duties upon every
tlutiable article to the lowest point
momma—Secretary Fairehild.
It would hon glorious consummation
of this debate could we only have
gantlemcn on the other side join in this
invocation to paper and to type and to
the hearts of honest men to clear the
way for British i'obden Free Tradc.—S.
S. Cox.
Mr. Cleveland stands before
country a champion of Free Trade.
Mr. Mill's speech is a manly, vigorous
and most cffwtivo free trade speech.—
IIt-nry Georgia
If we did not require money to defray
expenses of Government] would be an
absolute and uncompromising free
trader.—(Jongressman 113' e.
We must makc them think' it does
moan free trade or be defeated—Cou-
grctiaman Breckinridge.
[cannot be rc-clected with my Free
Trade message before the utopia—Grov—
er Cleveland.
lrucblcn’c Arnie: salvo;
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. Tettcr, Chopped Bands.
Uhilblains, Corn», and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Files, or no pay re-
quiml. It is guaranteed to give per-
fect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents a box. ‘or sale by Chas.
Impliam. _ ,. _
W. ll. lloyt t 503'» how Simmer.
The oyster steamer, Albert J. Hoyt,
owned by W. 11, Hoyt a: Son of this
city, built and recently launched at
Port Jefferson, is here receiving adjust:
ments to her machinery and completing
her outfit. She Ill 67 fact long, and with
a new Rowland engine is expected to do
good work in the dredging line on beds
lit-tween Stratford and Norwalk harbors.
The lloyt has all the modern improve-
nt mic—Standard.
_ i For “In.” A
NI hundred lam! d carer. Can be
(’ i W-
Liam ”W i math...
III-trim wl Rom-III no: Probate
Court, September lot, 1888.
I'Mltc of Till NintWALK IRON WORKS
(30! I'll“, of Somali, in Mid District. on luci-
vcrit debtor.
tiniiviiiiu. That thr- trtirtcc of raid estate exhibit
his normal. of his slid trust tottilr court for adjust-
ment. at tho probate once in Noni-lb. on tit: rah
«lav of Hcptcmbcr. will. at urn o'clock forum:
and that all pfl'lmtl lntcrntcvl lit raid mate in" be
notified thereof the raid trustee will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper having I ctr.
cut-lion in raid district, and port a copy thereof on
tho sign- it in said Norwfllmumt the arc
where and debtor had its principal glared l-
iter-s It lent tend-pinion“! lltt daycfllcp-
mum . lass. '
t MA 1!. WODDWARD. mac.
M11810 Hall I
801711! FfOIIWALK.
lllll. lili,7lll lllll lllll.
rim: ruin ll’l’lhll.
PROF. VOXIE!
Piliilllltililll
W ‘
Imam-in mm»
the
Primafifidm
”can Wanted.
‘ ANTED. for the I’nopl 0' Industrial Lift: 1w
’ nuance Company, flourish (loam. four
agents for Norwalh In" South Norwalit. 'I'hir coin
putty issues the moat liberal of policing—immature
mill, Other commutes doing hurumn hm: rev
quitt- you to pa thirteen Wt-cn before lit-twill- zit-e
yivrn. To 201 than adapted to "If: imlilltflh it good
val-r will bi,- ivcii. Arlt rm,
y g FRANK (I'IIIIIE‘N, lin'pt.
Box ml, Bomb Nortvallt. (.onn.
iii-pl 1t
Engine for Sale.
ood rowan-1 nd 1251!: Marine Blaine. For 7"” "hm” ’ u“ may m , , “
AS?” ctwtip. mdpplytoW. ii. “0'1: ‘30“. {Rd valuable udtitions have ball I“. ll
rug. 1
Rooms Wanted.
‘VANTBD-~~«two or three unfurnished rmnir.
aiigtl if Adriatic Box lilo ilontli Non-lit.
Rooms Wanted.
IIIIIIF. or four rooms. unfumlnheilmlthlu l‘lvc
minutes of Norwallt Post 0mm
Bhutto it Address "A" Norwcllt, i‘t.
Mending and Sewing Doric.
‘\ ENDING and viewing time for criticism,
. Apply at SDECIIAI’ELST BIT.
auzttllw Norwalk.
STORE to let on the cunt: of RailroadJ’lcce
and ('lay fittest.
. Inquire of GEORGE f-lCIIAL'B.
311le if at tiermanla fintcl:
Cantu-{go For Sale.
APIItsT-CLASS Twolicut Carriage. Apply at
, [HENRY TI”. 8
hu'l'v if it Main street, smith Norwalk.
Safe for Sale.
. SMALL Safe. in mfcct order. Combination
J lock. Apply at unison Jr. \b'hitchead'n mar-
ket. ‘ anz‘tlltt
Help Wanted.
., N American middle-aged woman, to flt‘ip do
.t htinscworltinasuiab fun'ily. Sochildrcn.
origin! Apply at till.» office.
Business opportunity.
‘I’AYING and rapidly growing barium will be
I sold cheap. A rare Cilmfl' for our: with a few
hundml dollars. Inquire at this office. or addrcu
Box 504, South Norwnllt. cur! tf
for Sale at a Bargain.
.‘(B (.Yottntor it fact. 11mm] show Case, 8 Incl
long, and a Illfir: Parlor Stove, will be mild at a
lmrcnlu. Apply a: I'cncher's Ril"l§llfltlll, Music
Hall Block. anal if
Iluuscit and Factory Tu W.
‘ EI’EIIA l. [loam To Let, rent train ’77 a month
i upward. Alcoa Factory. suitable for hat or
arm manufacturing; as horremg.“ KVAPI’
) . . .
lulu tl
unborn An», East Norwallt.
BREE dccirablc surf planar residence: for
sale. Prices reasonable and terms my.
Enquire of TAYLOR J; GOLDEN.
Real Estate and Insurance Exchange Rooms,
Warbiriciori 8L. so. Norwalk.
George B. Underlilll
Snow in town rolling Household S tallies for
cash or by installments at prices revond curt»
petition. Parties desiring bargains can call at No.
16 Raymond St . City. mull) if
Building Stonc‘for Sale.
(“000 Building Stone for rule by the
J to , yard or foot, delivered. These
atone are quarricd with care, and Ire the
best that can be obtained.
A to
W’l’. II. mm. or
II. W. RAY)! SD.
M
JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
CHOICE LEMONS
which we shall all at 15 cent! dtrzcri. Also the
Photo Brand Columbia River Salmon
‘20 cents per can.
DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU
Washington Street Bridge.
_ s'il'bEWAE’K’é‘i“
’l’o Contractors.
BALE!) proposal:- vvtll be received the city of
i. 3min Somali: for the: laying of a rig sidewalk
on Croat! street. in front of the property of James
M. Lane. and tlhapel and What strccts. in from of
the ptiljir‘fly of ilrvlllc A. Duty. IIIlIii Septcmbcr’
15th. mill. The City reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
WILLIAM II SMITH.
ifointrrittu: on him.
South Sorwalk, Aug. 30th, 1588.
BXBCII’I'olI’S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !
0!! SALE. tho following described tract! of land
bulongrn to the cstatc of Russell B. Keclcr,
one tract at It intii link with dwelling, on the west
ride or the 130er Mill: property: mic tract nt
Ely”! tilt-ck, on Main on "mu; on building lot
on first avenue. Barrie ict Vat-in, fifty feet from and
one hundrrd and filtv feet deep our: lot with dwelt
ti. on Third avenue. fifty feet by one hundred and
fl ty; one or one hundred fact front and rear out!
three htin rcd fact dc: . between Third and Fourth
avenue. Sustain? of . R Marvin, South Nnrwalk
or If, If. Kcelcr. Itidgcficld, Executor». 105$th,
Q ICIAL INDUCIMW arc now oflcrcd to
l_. pnrchucrs of land he rig to the ironic of
Daniel K. Nah, situated on rmvccd avenue—the
lam bautifiil avcriu in our city. High and healthy
pound; mwvicf inc shade trees along the arcane
and on the lurid. makes it possible to enjoy at once
wimlt taken life time to produce. tiar.Watcr
and Sewer privilcg Porch-rm
as are alro at band.
should not lucthin opportunii of maria a bean-
tiful building site. Refer to . If. NM or L. I].
NASH. in the evening, at his residence on Blinwocd
avenue. litfll lirt
Pllll lilit lllltar
2'; rent! a cation.
MIXED SPICESI
Tmly kind! of rptcu mixed for pickling.
cum Gltmllt ROM.
Nice Juicy Lemons
“tantrum.
ROCK SALT. IIAY SALT.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
h lllllll sitar fill [it llliti
umy-llarondhoumdahrmclvc.
Ready for Pickling and
Prescrving'l‘tinc Ilci'c.
lllurll llllllll llals!
0a: of Old 0mm
mafiJ‘v’m ”an
can."
not
llilllllll l limiters.
leblo’s Block Main St.
'I’allll all Will PM 7
M
llllS Blillll’li Ill ‘
Boarding MEL!” 8011001
ltngllilh limit-it: I m
Manic and An f
w. smmit tam yaw up» out ‘
Thursday, Sept. 21th
lhnrv. . ,
Thu I’rliuary‘ rtiacnt will boll '
lady mutually am. for the pacific-OW
livc czpmeucc. ' ‘ '
It is derivable that applications for ”I“
MIMI“. :
For circulars, apply to thc Principal, .
Biiiimlllllllmiilliiiil
Standing Black Grass For Salli.
Invtmtillcvto ”optimum. amino
FRANCIS swam. a...
lmtlltllli
(Yrcartiery Butter ......... .......................5¢
Creamery Butter Print
Beat Black Ten...
Best Japan 'I'ca
Pillsbury'l Flour. . .
Beat 0. 6. Java 0
Bait [Ionic Light on,
Butt Pull Cream Cheese,
..
Look at the 5c. at 10c.
Counters.
W. Howard Seymour
31 Washington Street. ”'
mvrum maroon. ,'
JUST BEEEIVEI
forthe SwingMSmm-r
-A W W
ioni§;e
r-Sflllis
From :12 Din’ercnt Factories .
Everything for foot-wear bcln bought M m
CASH, and expenses being can be wild
Ffll‘ Blillll llillll liltil.
Styles and price: too In"...
to mention.
rumor. can. AND 31mm
No trouble to show‘goodl. , I
G. H. HARVEY,
I2 Main Street.
South Norwalk.
lllllll
liliilll Pllllllll" l *'
HAD}: of PU“ man
of '1'me
'l'l‘l ll!
councilman-talc!»
13'th
70 Washington street, i’
WIMAI‘. .
llllIBEll lllllll illlll
Porcelain ‘lillllll
Decker,
on Number, 54 Main. ;
New Number,18 North . «
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