; on hills LL
toil and abundance of mineral wealth, and
the individual energy which davelo; a under
free inntitutloaa
In. Thurman amaze.
Shortly after 8:30 Mr. Thurman made his
appearance leaning upon the arm of Chair-
hmes . Biaiaeoweadvoeatedfmlumhev.
President Garfield favored free coal. Pred-
dent tlrant recommended free wool Levi
P. Norton once voted for free salt. Our
rty will triumph in this election. Our
lepublican friends are free with their prem'
$06?
IELD &HOYT
Have purchased 1,000 yards 01,;{40 inch All Wool Henrietta
«.1
lacs as to the benefits they propose to confer
upon the country in the event of their restora-
tion to power. at why were not these
benefits realised when they actually had the
power!
unvanann onus rotum'e.
Governor Green, of New Jamey, followed
Governor Hill in a speech devotedto the
eulogy of Cleveland and the “Old Roman,”
and an argument
to prove that the
Mills bill was far
from being a from
trade measure, and
that the Democrat-
ic party was now
and alvmye hail ,
been a protection 7
party. Governor ’
Green also devoted ’ 2'
l a good deal of his
time to showing
how the idea that
Cloths, in all colors, good value at 60 cents.
oun ram}: WILL BB 49 Cams.
40 dozen Gents’ Red All Wool Undershirts and Drawers,
good value at 7 5c., our price every day in the week will be 590.
Lndics' and Childrcn’sRcd Undorwci‘arproportionnbly cheap. I] “la [galns 0' ‘ '8 88 I
We :zhnll oilcr until October 1. our 12c. Gingham at BC. .1 v’
All 25c. Plaid Muslims at Six, 10c. and Mo. per yard. 7 Dress Hands “enamenl- ’ Gents, underwear.
Goiite' regular inndr half hour, lltlltl clsewhcrcnt 18c. and title.
First, Lot 73’ flu/flit lit-rites llcni’)’ Gray
OUR PRICE WILL BE 12 1-2 CENTS.
llixml [Trulci’rliiris :iml llrnwr'rs, lull finished
A low Ladiesy White‘Sniis left, from "Z! upwards. . , , ,
,with pczirl button.» and szll; embroidered
. SCOFI ELD & I HOYT, m-ri.-. thew good» are worth (lili- each, but
. No. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN. our prim: will bi: «l lv chub.
man Barnum, and followed by his son and a
number of other gentlemen.
The whole vat-it audience broke into one
long and terrific cheer. For four minutes
and a half the great room was a hurricane of
handannaa, and then it war only “OPP“! by
Sergeant at Arms Martin eignaling to the
band to drown out the cheering.
Partial quiet had been restored. when Gov
ernor Hill‘s bald head was seen in the hack-
gronnd, and again the crowd broke loose into
a hurricane of applause. The governor had
walked up ‘thc stairway arm in arm with
Mayor Hewitt, and he got. an ovation.
Mr. Flower was not half through with his
a'ptltli'll yet, but the audience wanted no more
of it.
They were clamoroini for the orator of the
evening, and with a smile Mr. Flower re-
signed and introduced Mr. Thurman.
Again did the audience go wild in their
cnthuninsm, and when quiet was restored
Mr. Thurman only Stilll (and that inaudible
He Nearly Painted in the Midst
of His Speech.
main!) To THE HOTEL.
It Was Not Serious and He
Was Soon Sleeping.
H CAUSED A GREAT SENSATION.
Ti"
25 pieces oi heavy mixture in Choriote at
10¢: per yard; the goods are well worth Ililc.
lll pieces of thin. wide hailing; at 25c‘pcr
yard, are well worth lilo,
Three Monster Meetings Near
Madison Square.
.a
Jr .. -
Iii) V Eltxl "I ll
l: “lion Square Garden Packed and Sov-
lral (”allowing Meeting: Held In the
Walnut—Mr. Thurman Tried to Adduu
Ila \‘aat Throng, hut Nearly fainted.
Olly an Attack of Cholera Morbul.
i'old and worth L’lc.
Till plum-H liivin. llwnrictm (“lorh at. lflc per
yard, well worth 75c;
, , \u .' n -
U.’lhurinnn is n poor, Wonk, brokcndowni ”mm "m“ ”“9 “‘l" "l the hall and
, a. V, . n ‘ . .
man. l have been quite hum-ll thisniter- l ‘h “M” ’from ”N “H“‘Y- l llflll‘lllfl“
. l-lmrur paid no
noon and am in no condition to speak to an , attention W father. A
immense ninliencelilio thin When I npcnk i letter "I regret ””m Senator \Uorht‘lv‘si 0‘
to you l mu aliinmt induced to make an , Indiana, Wilt) ‘lm'lnrvd he was needed at
effort but lam really too litht-ll " ‘ homo, “‘55 ”Nb “W1 “W“ J- V- Blflt'kbm’“.
, .
"I“ "‘0!!me “HRH“; t-Iv‘imwhulfadobiui: n I affix“ l1:;‘;;‘:: “EV-‘- 2‘.’ pieces heavy mblc Twill Drcee Goods Spruflti Lot include.- ll? «lozoniicnts’ Scur—
“ was nominate :y t 0 St. .ouie con- ‘n ‘ , , ~ » - . -~ . s) _ , ,, , , . , I .
w vention for the other: of vice ”figment of the , u‘rm was erroneous. “hen ivayornor ; .1! laht. IlU' )itl'tl. Them giltliln :Il't? tlUi‘illll," ll'l >lnft3 “ml Dl'dWi‘l'ri '1 llcSL’ “0(le :ll’i:
United Slfllot-l. “m, follow Cltll‘flls‘. Allen l (rpm-n mt down, tin-re worn cries of m Portant.
ehrnnkvn, iiicalimtml and pure cochincnl dyc;
Pure numeral
MIXED SPICES!
Bunronn, Maul, April 29., 'SH.
A. I’. Qulhmrd. limp,
l have n-rd Qiiininrd‘e Shrenphrilll
more: in?! Saturn-r and if iin— put inc n: stinwtu
work once more. which [was no: abn- to do
[got thr rnnlnrinin l'vntml Anwrira two your.“
ego ltllll haw .I-I'flr'rul from it More, nulnz' l‘ltlillllt'l,
run be.- bought anywhere for $1 each, but our
. price on this. lot will be Sflc.
L'Cl proves l’lus‘h ill till the now Shallow :rl
connoi- uni 'l'allu rum to the Crowd.
Governor 6min, Senator Blackburn and
Iuy Othera Speak.
MIL Tlit'lulax 'rn ILL To hi’EAli.
At this point Judge Thurman showed signs g
of fnintnom The gentlemen nearest him ‘1
sprung to his aid and helped him to n scat at h
1 of Kentucky, was intrmlucoil.
the Mills bill, declared the L'fltlstl of tnritf re-
.“lL lll.Al.'Klll'KN fil'lCANh'.
Mr. Blackburn planted hinb‘elf fairly on
form as nnnounnul'
lyilhlllt', I‘Il‘ , by the “llllli't-lill}, tliiinianl'a Shrew '
panlln till the bne'nva» for mo, l
Your.- 'l'ruly
l". (i, HILL.
not!) BY frb‘il 6m
'i‘wrnly kind.» of apirre mm d for pil'kling.
(SHEEN 6th 9 Kit RUUT.
Nice Juicy Lemons
lilo por yzml; this l’luah in well WilfllIJT-‘lif. ' “l3 Illll llllll lillllll' Willili llllldlllllll'lflll Sillllll
50 pieces Flannel Suiting in all the new
. . , _ _ Lima lflmfllll and li'l’isilmlnl~, also rcinibrccd
iiiixturcs,_pist the thing,' tor lull wrapping;
le TM Sept. 7.-—There was a big ""57““? Unit" i'leormy “le0 wstoratil‘cs‘ in um mm mu l5flilllfifldtllt‘ll. . front and Bllnlllllt’r: : H K : ' r ' - - '
crowd of people around the Fifth Avenue “‘2”,f“h,'”“‘5,t.“f"‘l', ,1," “mm“‘fi'rlT'JT‘tsfmi was the issue in SEED: 3’ PLAlksjlindiu ' ‘ _ ‘ , ' " sold cvervwhcrc ll)!" 3”,” we Wm sell mm“ , y " l '1 '1 L“ ‘l ”' .iliv bddh .
hotel early in: evening. waiting to M ”W” ”““““”“-‘ " m ““ ’3 “‘”"' “own the party ' lillllthA LT. “Al SA LT. ' ‘ luclnr‘rloirr—rilu: one lot only we oilcr at 39c
Judge Thurman start for the meeting at the
Madison Square garden The judge stayed
In his room so long that people began to wow
do! what was the matter. W hen he finally
appeared he seemed quite weak. lie leaned
heavily upon Chairman Barnum and his son,
Allen W., and trembled visibly. His body
and to lean to the right, and his right leg
burs of the- committee to liiscuri'ingmnnd,
back to the Fifth Avenue hob-l. ”owns.
assisted to his room, where he was attended ,
by Dr. (ioldthwaitc, who administered sunn- ‘
nmiicinc, and said there was nothing serious
the matter, and that the judge would be all .
right in an hour.
Thurman had an attack of cholera morbus
nt :5 p. m., and haol law-n advimd by then
doctor not to exert himself by attending the 1
meeting, but the veteran Mate-smart “'th
anxious not to dissapoint his mnnyli'rieinb',
and insisted on carrying out the programme
lllitl down for him. Chairman llnrnum soon ‘
returned to the meeting. but Mr. Brice, the
physician and Mr. Thurman‘s son remained é
in the room Mr. Thurman won fell into a ,
faint sleep.
may. smun‘r arrow;
llr. (,ioldthwaitc lsfillt‘vl the following bul- _
letin:
Srpt. 6. 1‘“
July Thurman has prri'm'ilfi' wcll on, to «till
p. in tn—diiy. wlwn ll» iminplninc- inf Siillit‘ humor: 1
wwwrr-zl from iln- vilvct» of tho iitisivk 'l'hi"
it scent: that Judge , , "
r and that. the llemwmtit- house of n‘pf'esr‘ttt—
1 every bud llo.-piililicnri out lrx'uuso ho was
, its good."
must win or go
down, and boldly
and eloquently nu-
' nounm-tl that tin)-
vcr t‘lcvelnn d
‘ . r burned his bridges
('eflilulr, first hulk
’ his flag in his hand
and boldly planted
it on the ground
taken in his grunt
f roe trade flu-snap“,
J. C. S. BLU‘Klli’llS.
atiyes had gladly rallied round it.
"If I had my way," he said, “I would turn
haul, and turn every good Republican out be-
muso a llcmwrnt can be found who is just
l’ntrii'k .\ (folliue, of Mastni'huwtts, lul<
toned in a short speech, and then cann- John
hlvfiu'cv-ny, of Ohio, who provoked lots of
Surrogate Calvin and Anmn l‘hrlpm Stokes :
°~P|lllll|liii°
‘Qlu‘ gamer
HAS THE]
Best Facilities
l"t Hi
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
Mich Sign in Ila lino
mi any all around honor: dealer can we.
Ready for Pickling and
Preserving 'I‘ilne llcrc.
inllll than [his !
0n» ilflL'IJ’ our old Barby tlnt- are worth l“
bag-inf nihfl'. Will moth M) and l’.’ the to thc‘
Nomi. and if taken mighty good uufgl to (In it.
’1 :lil :i lulu, \ou may think you hau- bw-n fcvd‘
il-L‘ notional». 5w our» and you mayihmk your
out» t‘llztfl ill rompurz-on
‘AT
Dibble's Block Main 31- _._
this week for ‘..:'w per yard.
13 picccs ill in. Hilbert Flannel finding all
375L- per yard, sold cvcrywhcro’ for ‘l‘w'ltlf.
A very lino lino.- of Black llénrictm Cloths
nt. 45hr, Wilt}, lillc, Tic, Tito, Silo, file’s, 551,09
and $1.233 per yard. ‘
NEW anon lllllliilil EVERY nil.
in can in 1118 aim Bargains by calling at the
earth.
ill llllllll Lillil’ lllllll lllllll'l.
This. lot includes two diilercnt styles of
lime, in either plain black foot or white heel
and toe. We have been selling these for 25c
:i pair. but will oil'cr them at this sale for 17c
It Emill’. for 3’, iritll‘é ll)! J'llll’.
. . a
Hi ‘-. , ’ l .
‘1, not pain in ilir‘ bun" ~1W~n nfrnr tulimwxl by ‘ fun The crowd ,..,,mnmyd to mil (or i
1 ‘ ‘ . .. ,,. , . ,.. ., ... ' , fl
.‘ 'fi {rm-[inluun ii- m‘ul purrnp. iph‘ilun .lllliibl atria; it llnwilf mm Follows after with weaker, but 1 N —————
. . ’1 .it 1‘ lUt'f'J txinr lii~ . Lilli“ tl‘ lb lit-v 4. ira' . | . . . 5 _5“ q ‘ x . __-___—
5),, ., sun, )ll'. All”: “ Thurman. ll" vi ulll nth-nut tin- "Hum “a“: K‘ i, (hr in. 3‘“? Ms" h v; "f:
y 1 ”Wyn“; (1’ MA MI,“ NIH-ll". ”4“," I”. tun! rv- llrunl .l, lvurlui [‘01 ilcr ll pmm, “iii 0 . , TORE
I
gen.
ALLEN G. THERMAX.
dragged a little, as if afflicted with rheuma-
tifln. Beseemcd too weak or sick tomnka
an effort to acknowledge the vociferous
chafing of the multitude, He was quickly
helpedlnto a carriage with Messrs. Brice,
Barnum and Allen W. Thurman, and the
“:1th garden was made. Carriages
whining d'sflngu'uihed Democrats fol-
lowed. Theshort trip tothe garden vvnsa
klumphal tour, the streets being lined with
'tinti
vibe! muvul some rriurn of nzviwn unaiwrmtra
At i-r‘ll p in. he i~ slim; rig quic-tiy. uith
good puiv, :inl no bit-i r'il’vi‘h from ill" attack. 1
H lirliJllliWAlTE, )1. ll.
oui'i-zuxui'. into.» M'l-iEi'il.
" ~ Mill-it‘ll Linn-aw of Judge Thurman ‘
can». .l n Htllh‘nllrin in the flillllr‘lli‘v‘. Thon-
“'35 gum.- (‘nnfuallle in NH“ no it lim'flfllr:
t'llilefll that Judge .
Thurman could not 1
proceed, a In] as
he was seen leaving ;
the building were},
were loud cries for l
» lllitilt' spuwlim.
1: “'llil‘ll atnankinr, prmnxnlcd under lllt' lllL‘t'pll'l‘S
untiii'imw Sliti-ZTISHS.
.-\t the .‘lfltlt‘iflll avenue and 'l'wentyfiwenth
street corner there was another utnnd, from
of llil‘ i'ouuty llr-iuncracy, The smokers
were Jmtu‘u Murray and other local lights. 5
A similar rim-ting mu hvld at thi- .“fttllavn
Awnuomnl 'l‘u‘cnty-sixth street corner by
the ’l'nimnnny Hull Dr‘ultli‘l‘ut'y. ”on. S. S. »
L'or nu-l other] spoke tho-re.
There was alson meeting at Fourth Avenue
and Twuntyaevcnth street. under the dire-:—
tion of the Democratic clubs, where Simon
-.
.loh l’rintiuu
,.
1
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()F ALL KIN D5.
—»~. co. .... .-
Halal, Bailey
i (in;
woon MANTBLS.
SASH. BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
or ALI! amps.
DOORS. .
NORWALK, CONN.
‘ ‘ » . - 00.
applaudin crowds. ('O'WWWT "I". l Sterne. J. H. Hrnybill and others spoke. ,' ' ) ) , )7 V " a ' . -...,..-,.,_., — . , . .. l 7-. .. -—-,,-!!-l ._ , -
g ‘1' m “WEN. {’1 he HOT-“:“U: “:33 I '1' WOULD EETE—‘R—JTWKWARD \\ () ]{ 1‘ I 1‘0 )1 l l ‘l‘ ) [largo b!‘)(.k ‘fl ‘Ynhl‘ l'l 1'” l Wild. PAY THE i g . I P .
. Iadiaon Square garden was filled to ovor- “ ("“3" “V” “L , ' » 1 ' f .’ ' . . - , l i. Pena l'll‘efi
flowingwith‘mafew minutes after the doors by ‘ ha'rman . . ”,7; , IT“, I c . h“. fl “I“IIHI‘J Illgllfsl “39" l’ricel ‘ ' l0
openadlaatevening, and thousands of people H'MTT‘ .BH" r,” A n'""”'”' n c n r. c u. my”. 1 ... . i .
mtumedawly, unable toobtain entrance. ‘ b9“ 1"": ng h l '3 “I'M I“ "ML"; u.” “Know, I?" r \r‘lic [‘7]! Fl) l “M l ARC“ ITECTS
. , “to.” m H. g .1 ASHIXHTHV, . lp. i.——” wt in par- l 4 1 7 i _ ‘ _
The interior 0' the building presented a Judge Thurman‘a , ticularlynwkward for us," said a state de— U ‘ l j ' ‘ {Plate and Sheet 618.58.} “all". l‘l’nl‘fi. [gotum Iran} and
placing appearance, the bare rafters and
timber! of former days being hidden by per-
mt demations, and a profusion of ting-
hdng displayed for this special occasion. To
with a large number from other sections of
the country. The most notable were warmly
W by the crowd as they appeared on
sudden ilinvxs was a i
u mimosa that had
. I'Ullll,‘ upon him but
Hut-wk grout plenum) llli
Il(l\' Ell.“ lll HILL.
an hour lu-lorc,
procmnl mth tho work laid out for him in the
campaign
Governor Hilleontinucd; “The Democrat-y
of the statnéof New York weimuio the dis-
ptu’tment willcial to n repiwter, "if we should
learn that tho l‘ltlllr‘a’t} treaty had not been
rejmrted after all. There has boon nothing
ollicial heard, and oven Miriwtrr llenby says
authoritative dinintch from London. and it
is a wry slight thread on which to hang
ouch rmiical legislation as that of the restrict-
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iSicnm Sawing. Pinning.
: and Turning.
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l hmtg. .-
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till a. [in of Marshall Siren.
, and Metals. l BULDERS
m
l’nrtim- muting Nth w-li rhi- Hurt. by uranium! pun
'_ namethe diatingnis’ bed peo ie resent would _ , ‘
‘ practically be to name all Ilia lguiing Deny} announcing that the illness was not wriow; that h»- hn-i no positive infornmtton to tho , W ““1 ‘0 C 0 I fired ‘1‘].
. ,. v. , . pw ”9 »~--- "
a g N w York and i i it ‘ th and that Judge lhiirmnu would I.» able t... nth-ct that the treaty has 1W0" rejected, All ‘ ‘ ; . . . 1 \le0l 1!]
"“5 ° ° ‘ c “ iv ‘8" 9' u..................m1 .. m. .....m....,, “a. REASONABLE PRICES. m... M W... W, ,,.,W “ " ' ' W ' "WM" . . “9
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It is made in
l YOUR
-—-—:.\T—
0 Governor Bill recei i a . , . l ? 0
amt: the demonstration v I); llflflllhw‘llt‘tl citizen of ”hm, who hm been ing bill. I can sue why it may be forced to l J. r. Peekwen. Q fl
my. band furnished music toeniertain mail: one of the standard bean-rs of our lln‘llflfiiltgn, for, in View of mining Wants, 'WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRE SES' South Norwnlk. COBB. 7 .lanw Blm‘l. Will-1?" . l AIM)
m mm! until 8 party in this campaign hurl who honor»: in neither political party “not; tilllllJ‘N‘t to such ' S 1 . N 11‘ _ C an l
M “m Cal- upon thisoccnsiou by his presence, and we annct, thereby jmipnrdiling Sumo hopes of ‘ orwa ' O 't Agent for ”I6
Vin 8., Brice and pledge to him and his invtncihle nawciate succosi. China would have good cause to ‘; BM: ““3hl9l0mlmill-‘Wm' l celebrated
Rum!“ P. “o'er upon the ticket—4lrover Cleveland—the i-li-o- complain if the report of the rejection of the OF THE E S j ,
toral vote of the Empire state. treaty should prove false and the bill. should i ’ ' H A R N s l B l ‘7 H l 0 h D
, cleanly
followed by Mr.
'I' h u r m a n , sur-
rounded by Gov-
“We Welcome him not as a king, became
the Democracy iii-knowledge no king in this
miintry~whether crowned or uncrowned—
this state this year. We are united, enthu- 3
income a law, notwithstanding the fact that
it might in: argued that the bill was an en.
tirviy Iltlllll‘atlt.’ matter, it done not 800"! to
MOST APPROVED PATTERN!
EEillESS ;
arse!
[llllES‘i
Tommputewiih large rnnrernn, I have taken the l
weary of one of tin- oldcui and largest retaillhth’
mrnte in thu- mate for :tuv sale of
RANGES
Plumbers and
The Buck Ranges
E. K. Lockwood & 005.;
. . but We greet him as a plain, honest, unae- l ‘cxai-tl' courteous to ho in such basic." . : ' Nb \" t t t” “ S "l ' - '
3°; Hmtfig‘?’ . ' aiming privatecitimn and Democrat, full of ” 3 _“ . . Tl?0:|¢::r9?:wnunyeln:ft .' “0"“. H u m”, i la 1 ill: ll n ‘12::- ‘ v nr l “ has
A. Coliwn'tns, Senate;- years: and honors, who [mammary "moon“ Adjournment sun Afar on: AM) Tlll‘. gm: Price im.ig,,:.‘flf_'._ 'i’i§;l&'.‘llil.’.‘§f,§; (ring on, 1) ~|r:~’. p. ‘7 \ I “ten, 8"“,
, deuce and regard of npntrioticlmoplo. \\'.§5nt,\'u'rils Supt. 7., ~~(,'hairmnn Mills in! Slnniflh llnxhtncu Amount in barium , 01' ' " ~ in
wmxom'gwi: .lUp‘m his {mum in “,9 We'll be may ‘2“ ‘ I!!! that the crimiuilb'v an “my“ “"1 “um". i :irhtirdl-‘nrtm-Esn; I'olur, 0'? nun:frtillllfivqulllfh a. ‘ Fine Harness T0 ‘ der'l fl . . _ , f: a“ ‘ u ,9 find
nant mm p 0! our gallant friends of that section that theroi duel lint mntoinplate action upon the res du— ] I ‘ \g‘ g‘ rlp r f 'l‘ - o , will“: xxx: 0' :"illu' fir??? ,u: .fliby I A“ “MN" m the 5’” ""ml‘ “hm" ' m" “”8 ”"m‘l’ ‘ Till Roofers.
bars divisions niliong the Democracy of‘ t f “r Oates lrovivlln' for the m“ ‘ rn~ “l ( , L. ‘ ,b 0 ‘ I) 1. i I A La \i mo in am .t inflate. fur ll“? of “hips. Sponge-i, (immune. lianknt , .‘ l‘ I ‘ ,( ,l . “.‘ ,() l, & C‘) V _ l
the party. There ”0"" . . m“ U - ' I i~ J” - - u l on.” ll“ll‘!.?i't‘1lmfl!.'rftu’i‘lii mm at ; .. . . . a .. . or wa 1:.
was a tremendous
anthem of ap-
plause as Mr. Thurman was recognized Col.
Brice called the meeting to order, and named
llr. Flower as chairman. When the ap-
plause subsided Mr. Flower addressed the
mating.
In. rmwcn SWAKS.
Ir. Flower made an interesting analysi-
d the financial atatm of the country,and
dwelt particularly on the feature of heavy
national, state. municipal, railroad and pri
vate do“: He argued that the stimulus to
trade and the relief from taxation which
would he inaugurated by the fulfillment of
the preldant‘a. policy would greatly benefit
the country. The surplus meant that every
when was paying a dollar and thirty-three
min to the government in taxes more than
an wary, while he wan also paying an
CALVIN 8. MINCE.
ainstirnnd confident. At the outset. there
“0"“, a few who Were startled at the presi-
dent's bold message on the tariff question
and who wan-red somewhat, but his recent '
still bolder incomm- upon the fisheries quea-
tiou has brought all Wanderers back to the
fold again. They realize that while hia ad-
minhtnitinn may a-oin to them not to have
b..." porfi-i't. in every mstvect, it is better——
aye. n thoiwinol tinnm butter—than any lie-
pnblican administration ever baa been or
can possibly be. Every true Democrat now
feels that thht i-‘i no time for captions criti.
clam, becaum the battle hm actually began,
and it is our duty to stand by the old Berno-
cratic flag.
"The Democratic party is the party of
true citizenship. It has been the friend of
the oppreswl of every cllmo. It was the
ilrst ln grant liberal laws for the naturaiiaao
tlon at foreign born citizens, and it. her ever
nifil‘ilprlllkcletl their rights. Political par-
lltflnrelolnljwlgorl at much by their reo-
orils and rneamrcs m by their platforms—by
what they have done as well an by what
they propane to do. The Democratic party
hlii ever been the practical friend of labor,
and its; reprarentativos in congress: and in
state leglaiaturae have been forommt in the
mummy ’of measure- d'stlnctiniy in the
interest of labor. It has never 0pm .
single rumors lwneally designed to advance
the prowpority of the working classes.
W
dutrablllty of placing a tariff upon linportad
manufactured articles equal to the dilue-
men between the coat of labor involved in
theirpmiuetloulathiaeauntry and theorist
in foreign countrlea It thoroughly helluva
in the proper Wilma of labor. 1t. new
ntmthefaetthatae a general rule wagon
mhigher in thin country than in 0th.",
but it also the feet that the
Numnniaedeflwvmdtbw
mammogram-ad not the Whalin-
meat of mingnm on the L'ilth lflil. ; that the
coinmittm in not lllip’Hml to take any new
townrih the adjournment of cough-ea until
llii:llt.,'tlll't' hasrlvinonstrntol ite [uriitimi on
the tnriif. While a large majority of the
member» of the boom in their individual
capacity cxprmv. thn hope that t‘mlgt‘ms wdl
adjourn bci'oro lllt‘ writ of thin nmnth, they
make the prediction that it Wlll not do so,
and that it will be some weeks before any
definite step is ink-in in that direction by
either house.
Tripper on the Flaherlna Trouble.
lumnos, rlopt. 7.——Sir Charles Topper, the
high conuuiaeionor of Bahrain, wanking at a
cuticra’ dinner last night at Hhetliold,eulo
gin-d the Hon. Joseph Uhamimrlain'a conduct
in connection with the fisheries treaty bo-
tweon Canada and the United 3mm fl.
raid that no one could have berm found who
wan-lore acceptable to Americans. in ro-
gun! to the somewhat extraordinary "lineage
of Provident (.‘luwiaml’a, hewouhl any that
Canada would never adopt a policy, phyiiical
or otherwise, which would be dutrinumtal to
England. (tannin. the ”maker declared,
would deal with the «location as in great
hnwrtanco deserved.
Colorado Republican Nomination;
Dsavzn, Cola, Hept. 7.——'l'he llermbiienn
Itata convention mumbled at ill o'clock
yesterday morning. W. ll. Brilhaue, of
Clear Creek county, and James Gallow, of
Mantra».
Charleatou'a Pun-pt Ito-poll». .
Gunmen. Sept. 'l.—-A conference of
commercial bodies was held and measure-
ukenioohlng to a lyetematic plan for aa-
aletlag Jack-amine in her precant iii-tron.
Tbahamtnrof commune appointed a
committee to when contribution
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Hosaery.
lindics’ Black and Solid Col-
ors, tnll regular made at lllc,
Lndics’ Brilliant Liele 'I‘liv cud
liesc, all colors, 39c. reduced
from 50c.
Ladies’ Black and Colored
Lisle Thread Hose, 50c. reduc-
cd from 75c.
Children’s Lielc Finish Hose
.l. W.
lull regular iniulc, 17c.
pcd i'nll regular made, lilc.
(icnts‘ Extra Fine llnli Hose
lull regular made, 25c.
Silk Mitts, Black and Colors,
lilo. worth 25c.
Black Tnil'ata Gloves, 13c.
Linens.
UNBLEAOHED nu: DAMASKS.
Washington
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(lcnts’ Solid Colors and Stri’)
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
All persons desiring to obtain bargains will have the opportunity from now until the first of October, as our
entire stock must be sold, :is we desire to open our new story with now goods.
;. ill; inch Wide, 55o, ‘,
‘ ii? (lilo.
till in. widc cxtrn linc lill‘o.
Turkey llml Tobie llarnusltgculamd llllllll’ll Ta”: can“
D - . . ’ _ ‘ "
Fast. Colors, 5b inch Wide, 230.”,r l0 4 A” l’”"’”? 53'1"
. o A In” 5,,
Am. Lixnx rowers. "'4 “l “in" "
1 PM All Linen, rxlrn line. itlj'fi p»: a
Dmmwk 32x18. we. or All Linnn, mm lino. $2.25. " '00 ”02 Y..nkee 00'0”""5
Unbleached lluck. 32x”, 15m, [biennium oi Table Linen. l 02. bottlce 75c. per down.
lllcnchcd llnck, 45x24, 21c. {ultimatum of Sail-cm, Prints. | 07.. bottlcn $1.25 pm- down
. , ‘ t, r)“ I’,’ P 'm , "' ..’ . " ‘
Blczukcd Damask, i-x-l. mm. hunter} (.mthn, Modular. haln- “M.” ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mo, ,, m ,_
Tertiary led Snpkine, 50c.
to $.50 per dirt.
ll Panel: Lea 'l‘ln (last
I! will pay you to lnolr at.
our lint-oi Silk, Woolen and
\"clvct llrcse Goods,
t5
.Jliiiil“lli°t"£m£"£';ém; m”,f°"{fif,¥,} “film?“ ,‘l‘wl’mm 22c. reduced lrom 40c. 02 inch wide, 29c. Bl‘ch'd Dam. ex iineiih‘l’l tiller; health, lmlia Linen, and lawn 12.1."1‘39’32331333 0,? "W8 M *0" 0"
one. Mimi that. . high mm of Mir mild, wan nofldihh‘lihmngm' If; (lents’ “it" 11060 Show 58 “ 35c. llnck, 45x26, 25c. will be acid at creel. “alignment ,
hmiiwyummmfiwkm'fl: :Tmfm mfmgggcwgg Knit, 100- 55 “ 450. White Napkins, Damask, 05c Embroidered Silimltlllf Shawh Y9" “ll fill“ bargains in
mnuprmail. ltadvooat-the David Moon, of mm”; P. r. o. BM, 0; Gents’ Unbleached llnll'llose 62 “ 50c. to $2.50 per doz ,at rmlnced prim. ""3"? department.
M. 5. SMITH,
Street, South Kuwait, tout
Norwalk Chronicler