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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 19, 1888 · page 4

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3' Tit”. N. Y" 39M. 19. ~Tho Labor conven»
* v’ tidal-u Mijonrned to meat again at the call
at tho examtiro mnunlttao, which in mm
pm! 91 oregrtnentntive from mph coughs—
MW intimidate. Almnugh it llllla'
Mmdlficultlm W contund agaitut tho
“V3390“ M Dumpliflhod the lttblllt‘ai (or
whioh it was callod to the wttaxartmn at
Vim Wt Philip Kelly milled the con—
mwor'dnr at 9 o'clock, and Chairman
Jnhpflorrisun at out: begun to read the to
will! Monmouth» nu nwhitions. This
was; imp-mm luaturo u! the con-
form . The preamble was a bitter indiot-
MI! W)“ wing tsunami! the Judi-
éinrr. . 1t wad» lbw;

”nu, the. roprtugnmtiruu of orgnnlwl labor
of Sew York, dehzgntod by our fellow wage
Work“, to bring about by over-y coiu’titu-
tional was the roped] of the lfllmttuus mu-

m laws which disgrace thu penal m Ale 0!
mutate, durum: that under these laws our
W11}? been outrageously owl-em by

. W howls-Initial, inn manner only sumo
/ “MM time; The laws which are [U be
' loud. in mi: penal code of l‘M have
“nationally plum the working mm,
W] and children of New York ,stute
Weamlitiom which are more mmpntlhlo
withtho tyrannical governmunts of Ireland.
Gummy and Rustin lhun of the United
Status, which claims that life. hlmrty and the
mun at happhiess are tho rightwt all. The
judiciary of this state have supplemental the
work of the legislature by their partisan do
clitoris, favoring ills} monop’llist lt‘ china» who
now hold the inducers at all Wealth in \rnge

slavery. .

MW!) declare that swtiun lv‘rl~ nt the penal
Gala,” uponndal hydudge llarrutt in the
owe o! Hmys. Gill. and Continued by the
W 01 ammtls, has produr-wl u stat... of
Jain} which is unjust and intolerable. The
courts thomlly dwlnre it a crime for wage
markers to organize for the purples:- of short—
eaing tho hours of labor or rvgulating the
employment. of apprenticrs, or otherwise im‘
proving tlwir mndition.

.- t-Wmlodare arming this inferences drawn
from tho Bart mine, that wag»: earners ought
Ila-lie mmpullul, on any pretence, tn continue
working under cmditions which bah: an‘Jllle
untitlactory to them. and we hold it to he
Gannon some that anything which can he
(hm by an individual without criminality
Whom criminal because agroul upon
Imtwoor more 119mm. Even monarrhical
England has by modifying the combination
in granted concessions in favor of laborers.
while this state hm inureawl the legal bur-
m of the working masses.

1 ”We daclnre that the fact that under our
pomlar form of government uuvh griemun
hws agaimt tho industrial Masses in the in—
W of the privilegul classes rennin in
lome, demonstrates that the Republican and
Dancer-tic panthmt nun-hints.” while pro.
fining Iriendshlp {or lnbnr. are tnlse and
hypocritical Charlatans, devoid of truth, jux-
fioo or statesmanship. "

Waiting many instances of the mnviu
tionlnnder the laws in this amt? the-wink
mitten recommended tho apwintment of n
antral committee of one from and: conga»
finial district to inaugurate a systematic agi‘
«lion on tho subject, and it wnsdvclurvd

that if the legislature did not change the laws -

by January, 1559. the conference Would call
upon the labor organizations throughout the
”townie action that would insure their

It was drummed that the loglenturr should
. trike out. the word "intimidation" from soc»
film 1&5 of the pun-l code, which makes it
conspiracy it two or mom mencmnhine to
parent another {mm oxen-citing a lawful
trade or calling. or doing any lawful not. by
. term, throats, intimidation, or by murdering
or threatening to interfere with t: vols. impleL
«merits or property belonging to ur umlhy
. auditor, or With the usc or unpluyuwttt
Meal

. . The report deumnded tho nmvndmont u!
t ”ion 170 o! the code, which is t-nmtruotcd
I} baring upon hoywtting or .~triln-.s against
,,-, liobjectionahle pormns. as Was the (min with
. mm to Foreman Hunt, and submitted the
(allowing an a substitute for thv lawn: it

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"All! the orderly nndpeaunlde mumbling

3 ampwrution of persons employml in any
L Aniline, trade or handicraft, (or the purpose
, d [scoring or aiding other pctmm soem~
g [loyal in securing an advance in the rate of
was or uimpensation, or mum thrombi»

. .catalltlons 0! employment in any ntlwr r0
,myct, or of mahtaining or hiding otlwr por-
.” no unployed in maintaining auch rutv or
, War 0! obtaining or hiding ntlmr
: rm unemployed in obtaining tho redress
4w grievance against otnpluyem, is not a

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“my indemnified in any calling. trade
a t, for [mrpone of such («Hyporl
, tin, to unite. combine. or hind thenwlvw by
only, smut, mum or utlmrwlne, tn
‘ Mathis or montage hvy [nut-nah!»
n-mmflflwn or [I'm-ms to entor into
m an}; ' lot or ugahutlenving or
‘ “in; into unauploymm of any portion,
, llmor Winn; or toparmade. (“Wine or
t .m by gin-usable mean any llrmm.
., h or out-{Winn to withhold his or its
«item. patmnnge or employment from any
murmur wrpwatlm."
» 91a roptm‘. ended whim mnnwndntion
» Moray working woman Ihould ho asked
v . to cooperate In the work of suturing such
.gwandmwndmmh to the lawuwem
: W by trade and labor union».
; lathe I‘m 3 supplementary raport
on mind. It ordered the executive
,.mmwunfluwmmwcntom the
«(man’s wither. but to tab the remrt u
bmldaandtomllupm union manom-
wmum up“ way mndldnw who
i tflundwwlflcly pletlp Until! against er-
in

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» ~ Tho convention adjourned ntw- electing
Mth, and width; for all
Walnut. and the «motive committee
Mani lust; M‘mnlnd organized by
I envy A. do, at the Stair-
hllllors’ mum. at l‘iew York city, chairman;

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“I," Dammit labor. at cu. m
c . v, “Mariu'atn.

“Huntsman, Supt. lit—At the Democratic
tam-we last night Mr. Oates. of Alabama,
[tfltfi‘tfid‘ rwlutiun authorizln tn» malt"
vl ll» house and the presiding; "flit-er of tho
$9an to declare both [mums adjourned at
now on Uct. l. Hugues mid that he
mmillit it would be good policy to adopt the
mlutionma tho Whility for the (all,
um tn minus surplus taxation would be
thrown upon the innate.

Mr. 'l‘UW’llsllt-tul, of Illinois, moved to amend
so as to mymm supt. L"? The senate might
then mud by naming not. 1.

Mr. Hpringerfutleml an amendnn-nt pro-
vidingtlmt after Saturday next all lamest)!
aha-mo lla'lit'tl {or ho granwl, and meantime
that no business ln- walnut-ted save the read.
ing of tlw journal. If [th sumo passed a
thrill hill lmwsuf nlisonuo should he nv
t'tlllml. . lie was uptmnl to tln- Hates 11min»
nun. If he was a Rvpllllllt'flll unuulrr of the
hunso ho would go down on his knot-u fur the
ptthmm- «it the n-mlutiuu

Mr, sltwdru. ul' l'vunsylvnnin. said that all
the propmiu'nns almlfld lie \‘utod duwn. as
they ‘wmild prove injurinua to the party.

Mr. MI'Kinney, of vav llnmtmhire,
thought it would be suivtdnl fur the Dunn-
crnt.» tn prop )5!‘ an nuljuurnnmut.

Many other Imunlmrs spoko for nnd nunlmt
lllt‘h'fillllllnn. Finally Mr. “'hitchrirnr, of
Term. moved that tho mucus adjourn
tor one werk. ;

Mr. Holman moved that the mucus ud-
journ Wilbtlul duy. and this “n: carried.

POLITICAL MASS MEETINGS.

Congrwamiui Jill]: Addrc-naon tho Unmo-
l'rato of Brooklyn. and “Burner Miller
”falls to Now You-It Republican”.

lllumh’u‘x. Supt. lll.r»-Tllr* lh~nincrntictnb

itlnatioummtingnt the Arwlw-my n! Muuic
lnzat owning attrm-tnln lnrgn-vruwd. (Tom—
tnis‘iiuncrot Pllllllt‘ “'nrks John P. Adams
presidml. und mnnng tlu- vim.- pn-sidr-nts Wrt‘o:
Mtiynrt'hupin. Judgn .‘lmrv. llistrtv't Allhl"
tit-y llidguuy, cva‘cnntur Juralw. {'nllgl‘vsy
uuut Felix L'umplmll. lluglx .‘lh'lnughlin,
.Rov. L'. ll. Hull, (inn. “Zulu-uni nnd wthor
prominent cit inns.
I llus~dutiun~l ixnluning thv nntiunnl and
math tlvltvt m-ro mlnptx-d with cllllllhllhln.
t'nngrmsmun Mills, of To‘xns. was tlw first
swukm‘. ll» said that thr ism nt’ tlm muting
onmwignwua clt-urly tlvtinc-l by a citinn of
Main» while he wt» trawling in Europa. lt
wash vluoatiun Hf lulmr. this rvaidrnt Hf
Maine snid. from skin to pOru. nml l'u'll‘li from
porn to bklll. llt' llCt't‘plt‘ll this. Mr. Mills
mid,uathu leUL‘ of tin» mxnpnign. nnd he
onlymkwl tu haw thc- t'o-t'm'xlwrf thutwa
grunt partim lllle't‘Ol 'lwl’nrv the pmplu nf the
Unlti‘d Stains to haw tho quvstiml dm’ulml.
Mr. Milth-vutmdu coinidrmldz- purl of his
spewhtndot‘unding the lllll “'llll‘ll [mm his
union.

Hon. Will'mm H. l-Zmng, ml l‘lmngw. nlao
mad» an midi-v» in lm‘nr of tho rnwlu-tinn o!
”rover (levolnnvl, ltlltl in .suppurt of tho
Demovratic policy.

NEW YORK. Nrpl. lit—A llwpnhln-un muss
”11“!ng nt tprt-r union hm night till-.d the
lnrgr bull to urrrtlwwing. l'uruvliu.» N. Mi»;
presi:lt~l.nnd in (ll? llhl Hf \ll't' prmillvnts
mm: L‘. M. lie-ww. li. ll. Annuivlunn. Whit.»
l'nw livid. t'lnl'vuire .\. Smrnrvl. John F.
I’lunmivr, Elihu lhn-t. l’ntrwl; Furnl. Jim
Soligman, .Vonh 13mm. lluumnl rugby,
Elliott l“. Bln‘punl. ll. l’. l’nrtvr, 'l'huxnna l).
Janus. Thmdun» M. ins. l'urmllus Vander-
bilt, Juhnl'lutlin. Nntlmnh-l .llc'Kny, Timo-
ulma Rnnxmvolt, D.“ 1. Mill“. Skunk-l Nina-i.
John Buoy. (3. F. 'l‘itluny, Stephan W.
llom'h, John J. Hill-ten. Sheridan Shook,
(hmrgp Bliss, “'illinm lim.’kolt'llrl‘. llonry
('Lms. F. A. Putts, W, \V. Aslnr, A ll. (‘ur—
nell. J. l'ivrpunt Morgan, llnl'lh'o Rum-ll,
8. ll. Frt'm'h. Anson H. Mt'l‘mdt. ll 0‘
Armour and Thomas L. ;\«-tnn.

lihnirnmn mi»- Spnllo hriwlly in mlvm-ut-y
of the prhlovtivq- nyntvm, and intrmlutul
Hon Warner Milli-r. him made the prim‘ipal
udllrvss of tho evening. H» l-vgnn by dwlm’
ing that th»: present tnritl' :igitutiunnsvni‘rml
on by tho purple of tho muth “a,“ Mmpl)’ a
nwival nt thodot‘trino-of state» wrurt-ttnity.
The Dv-mocrutir party hm lwvn hllllfilllllimlly
sin-n trmlc- party from Van llurvn duwn.
Nearly all its plntfnt'lm lmd fnxnrt-d true
trade or n revurnur taritl. Newt-thaws muny
[hummus ln-liwod in prulu‘llvm,

Mpulrliran Fling Raining.

NEW Ynilli, Sept. lit, r'l‘lto- raking of 5
Harrison and Morton lnnnunrnt llnwlway
and Lennnrd sin“)! by tho llvpuldirnn Dry
Goods rluh mu llmllt' thv 'K‘I‘ltalhu of an c-x-
h‘llslti‘ «h-munntratinn. n vrnw-l of :wm ur
4,000 pwph- mawnhling.nnd spun-hm living
mwh- [ruin it plntt‘urm un lrnnzml strm-t by
Hon. Wat'nvr Millcr. Jnlm l", l'lununvr.S. Y.
R. (frugrr. lion. S, V. Whitw nud llnn. l‘lnrk
l'L Carnot linlmlrurg, Ills. .\mnu-,; “thorn
un thv pluttunn “‘t‘l'l' l‘nntzrrsmmn llmnl. Id
Mainw. J. Human-ll, ul 'l'ln- Albany .luurnnl;
JohnL‘lutlin nnd (', .\'. llllxs. t‘haunn-y M.
Dupt-w rittlll n lrltvr of regret,

(imp. Ilnrrimm'n fallen.

lsmnxu'oms, Sold. lib-Tun lnrgn .181.
o-gntiuns, mm.- from lllmnisnnd tin- um" frum
Kontuvky,cnllul nu Hon. llnrrisnn yt‘bh-p
duy.tht~ ru-tvptiunnt the first m-vurritlg in
l7niwrsity purlt about 1:30 p. In, and n! the
maid lnlor in tho nltornmu. An hour after
that. hum-v”, tln' du-lvgntm lllll'lllllllK tho
taunting u! thi-Nntiunul Aswwinllnn nf «x.
l’nymm. n! War whim! tht- grin-ml. 0n
eat-h tux-anion ln- mndc- a nlmrt hpm't‘ll. that to
the Kunhte‘kinnn lit-lug lhv lnngmt. Thu int'
trr and tho llltuuisntn. who mum lrum “an:
villa. numb-rut alwut I”) and Win-«puck
lvoly. Tho- :spwv'lt tn tllv t-x»primnt-r~.nl wpr
m hrivl‘und ntht-tmgwmmy nl tlm \‘lllllln
weeping at the gum-mix rnlvrmm- tntheir
put mum-ring;

Governor lllll ling" {or Work.

Slaw Yumt. vat. lll,«~~”n\'(‘l‘llt)r David B.
llillwms the Hunt prutnlm-ut mil-tr at the
Dottwmtiu- nntlunnl lu-ml-pmrto-rs ymtvrrlny,
and tho rnmlt 01 his all in u! lnte-rmt, He at
now put htnuwll nt tlw dwlmnl u! tho Dom»-
orntiv llfll|nlllll.llll Iltnh- vummlltws. partin-
ularly tlw lath-r. Warm-r Millvr is “"an tn
comm ulmutthuinturhir mount-8.01mi Mr.
Hill inalllluul tn "met him. ll» in nnrinm,
ton. to prove Mn Milly tn the tmllunnl "chi.
and, thirdnm.alter ho hm» lmkulnlter llll
own field he will no as n inlnsluunry m lndl~
may «nuwctlwt and New Jersey. All thk
was amused yesterday in a mtmtltatlon
with Col. Bria. Chairman Murtlm and lint»
m A. Munch.

 

Sumner lit-titan! In (bod “rattan.
\Vnuunm'nut, Hopt. 17).»le thr guys:
Thom} in no toumlation whatever for tho
internals may published than Hon-tar
WordiIlnm health In Europe. On the
MM.‘ letter mu mind from In.
8min! laying thither» mm In Man-
will. Miter SWAN] will return In
alum m wash and will «he on mm
in the political campaign in mum
auditor-uh.
8m Ooh to II. lint-d.
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Yellow Jack's omain.

Terrible Increase in the Num-
ber of Fever Victims.

NEW CASES, 156, WITH 20 DEATHS.

 

 

Tho Wonthor Favorable to I Still largo!
lurrouw During the Week—Poor Ao-
oommudutlon- and Food (or the Con-

"lea-run.

Jac'usuxvumu, Flu, Supt. Ill—Yesterday
war-s the most terrible day in tho {aver history
of this mm. and tho mnird u! now I‘m in
lm for tw«~nty«lour linurl. many more than
lunwuurml in any nu» dny sinwthc {over
i-uinuienvml. ’l‘hmlay was bright and sunny
and the hut fillllhllllltt on tlw malted Mirth is
wry futurahh- tn thcdvmlupnu-nt of yellow
tvwr. nndn hit-go im-renw of the dlb‘k‘flfit” is
exlmrtul for tho remainder of thr WWk. The
nuslix‘ul hnruau ruwrtnd nlmnt m mun-u

’l'ln- death rate went lvarl’ul (or n c-itylikn
this. inure, than hull duwpulutul. The num-
ber mm 20. The total number of cases In dnto
Ls 1.2m; tutu] numln-l'nl deaths, lfil.

.lll the nurm hum have been put to work,

but no more nurml Will be: ru-uivul oxmpt
til: we u'hn have had the lover.
‘ 'l'llc‘ death list hi us fulluwn: “1 ll. Mom,
)1. Jim's. l’. lanpt-z. Mr. Unrgun. 5. “rant,
Mrs. Stmrmnn. Mrs. l‘nwly. Mrs. H. E.
Smith. Mrs. Fully. 161nm». Mr. Jamil)».
W. (4. Farmer. Julia JOllm-i, V. l‘rnzlv. Mir-s
Kdith Sohnyd‘or, M. Jncnliy, Mr. Hdm. )lha
Ida l.‘. Harland. Mr. Sillll‘ll, Mr. MvSvnr.

Newman-«rim»: Mm. Cooper. A. Parsons,
Mali-cl l’nmuts. Mrs. A. l’nmvm, Miss ll.
tlwldingfi. John E. Hark». Hint-has Huh-r,
Henry (“um-nu, Umrgt- B. (.‘lwlms, Frank
Dun-z. Mrs. .\, W'. Taylor. Maggi.» .lnltuwll,
Mrs. H. Mnrtin, Helen llnhinmu. Mary
ltnhinwn. Mrs. Klllbel‘l. Mm L‘upt. Adam»,
llunrivutn ltnliinwn, Augustus llnizi, Allen
Ashlny, lluwnr-l l’ninkrtt, Mrs. l'niukrtt.
firm-«r l’uinkvtt, W. 1’. Johnson. Mrs. P. ll.
Juhnmn. Mr» Wolf, L. U. llnkor._ Anna
lie-wt, Ulla Higgins, Marin Thnmns.‘ Emily
Tuylrw, J. ll. l..'hristopln~r. Funnir Muyh-y,
\l'. “'oud. William Howard. A. l.. litllmlull,
A, Hay, ll. llny, Andrew Ynmnnn. Mi»
ll. ll. Marshall, MN Franhiu (usher,
Uliwr Field. .lr-nnie Bennett, Kiln Jumps
Gardner. Mary Gardner, Mrs. Prunli
Juno». Frank J. Janos, Hurry Junm. Joseph
Strnttun. .luhn Strnttnn. Rollo-rt Millrr.
thph Taylor. llwhtml Jilllfii. Kilns Junta,
Mr. Um-l'gltln, Mrs. t'. Kit-in. S, \l'mt. W.
l-‘nrmor. .l .l. llnllanrl. l’ntrick Bowdvn. Mrs.
B‘m‘drn. Mr. (Emrgu littxtvr. Mr». llnt'tluy,
Mm llrzuthnn. \V. l.. Twrimlw'l; nnd wit-n A.
“'nlilnn. .\li.\< Smith. Miss )lt-t'nrmm-k,
Charla.» Hnrtun. Mi» Belle Nulmi. Mrs, Hoyt.
Mn. lluvlsnn, lldwnnl Hrimln». Currie
\l'rllluy. Blttttiiollmkwt. J. T. Phillips. Mrs.
)lnlmnc'. .‘ll's. Dull. )lm’rs 'l‘h-unpsuu.
Dunn. 3113. Gibson. llw. \l'. ll. Simpwnnnd
two unkn-Mn ,tw'l'sntls, 'l'ntal nutnlwr nf
mum Wintw. \‘u. mlurml. Tl.

.\ uumun \vltn hnd lawn nt tlwmuvnlosveut
lltksplllll nt t‘amp l'orry tells a disugrwtde
alol')‘ nl‘ hrr umrivnm: tlmru "l mm on my
Why to Atlanta." .~lu* wiys, "l I'Hlllll lulu:
guilt ll‘Hlll t‘znnp l‘nu'ry nu tho ch mat. in
)tcndul rwtuming how, but I was nlmmt
starving, uud mill-l llnl «mid tho trip, 1
mum lun'k to Jm'ltmm'illv- to gut slum-thing
to vnt. ’l‘lu- t'un- for til» \ile. it plain. would
l’wgmulonuugh if pl'up-t‘ly rv-dml. and no
nno would complain. but just think ut‘ muting
tluw tum-s at day lull! dmw lmnnny. l'nrll
brand raw in tln- middle. and tnugliwt nud
stringimt boo-t m‘t-r mm a-r drrmtml n! ’l‘hwn:
irrcguluritit-e‘nrvnlm-rst sure to ncrur in n
tinn- of [Rllllk' and mnrusiun. but the null and
uunvnlcawnt sun-1y shund huh: propel
nunrislmwnt.“

Refuge-es Nurthwnrll Itmmd.

Artnxra, ”3., Npl. lit-1A truiu load of
Fluridn rv-t'ugws n-m-lml this vtty, 'l'hvy
wore all from linin-m’lllv. Flu. und all hnd
lu-alth n--_-rtttivntvs. Sin-v rn-nminul in At»
lnnta. and tin others went on north. A ft-w
dnys ngu Jnnn-s‘ le-nglr jumped [rum n r»!-
ugw trnin from Jm’ks‘un‘lllv, intruding to
stny hon- ”or out“ in tin- (*in thrw days bo—
Inro disunvrv-«l, Mid ymtvnlny WM so-nt inr—
wurd tn llwiolvmmvillo. .‘v'. t‘.

DAMAGE BY THE STORM.

The Boson-Mr nt l'urt .lrrvla (bu-rill)!"
and floods strong and Collar».

l’um .lzm'ts. N, Y . Sept. lit—Thu ruin
storm nhlvh wnununvul hvrv on Sundny
night (‘Hllllnllt'll until .3 o'clock 'l‘umluy mun»
mg. All at tho mountain t-lrt'tllllh In this
muchdntungc-lmslu-undnnr. 'l‘hv- nun-r lit
the rc-wrrulr in lllt‘ northern part of [his \'l|~

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Black Dress Sills a1 $1

The“
faction.

10 nozu mummified W001

Perfect Goods. A

good: will not mark in wearing. and we will

No. 3GAZETTE BUILDING.

mutt,

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Big Bargain in

.00 and $1.25 In Yarn.

warrant thcm form; monthsto give wrh'ct ratxb

Shirts and Drawers, 590. Each,

low more piece: (it ,
O

All Wool 40-inch Henrietta Cloth at 430. per Yard.
A llig Drive in Black Cashmere bhawls, just received. ‘
1‘3]! and see our Ingram Cnrpetthiu week, at 3hr.

SCOFIELD 8: HOYT,

NORWALK. CONN.

 

I m po rta nt.
alumni), Mil-5., April 25, '85.
A. I". Quintard. 15311.,

l hum uml Quiutunl's finrsnpurllla
rum-hut Snmmrrnndlt hr» put mu m drape”:
work onu- morn. “lilt'll i “am not uhlr m dn ‘

[not the mahdinw (‘fltltlll Am- rim two yI-un-

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quinine. cit. h the whom-alt.
putillu did the llll‘llll’l‘fl tnr mu.
Yours Truly

Quinlard's alt-lav '

.- _> RU. HILL.
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“mum Star Soap ,. . . . Lt'u
It I llkl‘l‘ lluhlutt'! Soup .31 "U

llr-l Full i'mm; l‘hm'm'. mi‘L-l 1W par 8‘

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Bu“! llomr Light (H, :30: .,.‘l.'l(;,‘p'er gnl. 5 gal Nlt‘
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Look at the ."w. and 101-.
Counters.
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W. Howard Seymour.

31 Washington sum.

11.5 if llAYllAND’S NEW DUll‘K. ‘

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FALL AND WINTER WEAR?

C. H. Harvey.
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lmnnot not» vvery wwkly sperm! t-Ali',l|fi n}
gun is arr mid nn thl- lowest 9 m'ml punt nary day ‘
during the yum 'l‘hr Moods mm: bought slim; ,
{or rwh. l man llnltl thi- pru'r wnhvn the h'flt‘ll a!

l‘l-‘I‘l'y furl-1mm. My Blotk h- lw» lllllncrmlr [m
mk’llllttl‘l pru't'tl. ‘

Rubber Goods?
A Sifisgttz‘i- '

They Shall be Sold at Last?
Year’s Pugs.

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”01““)- lu\"c uvvrlluwc‘vl tlio-lr hunks. tip/i H H R
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lag» new :0 ruphlly and to sun-h a llt'lglll
that it mu. fnund‘nwemuy to upon tlu-anluty
gates in til‘lll‘l’ to sun» tho rmrrruu' lrnni do
strut'tlnn. 'l‘lw vu-nplng watt-r rmhwl m lur
n-ntn through tlu- lum-r strwtn of the suburb
of llrmhlyn. llund'mu wllnm and l '- ' - ..t.~.,

l2 Main Street.

South 1" orwullr. :

nunantlhnw pvtl'rml from It How. mung I‘ttinml‘l, '

Pure Biltrlinuar

:5 centre a gallon.

MIXED SPICES t

'l}”lvv.-nty kind; til rpicm: thirrd'l’cir ‘lkk’lflg,
GREEN (:l‘Xhltlt 1mm.

Nice Juicy Lemons

15 t‘t'llll‘.‘ h dozrn.

ROCK SALT. “A Y SA L'l'.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.

As Much Sitar for the Money
at: any all around llullr-l denier (‘llll give.
Ready for Pickling and
Preserving Time Here.

A W011! About flats!

”no ha: of our on Bum-y 02w am vmrrh 1‘4.
ll’sgaul othrr. Will wuizh 40 and l'.’ llu- m m:-
lu-hwl. and It mkm ll)l;'lll'_\' good with to (in u.

1.31! :i lug. You may lh‘nk )nll haw horn ftt‘dv
”gm-ml nuns Nw: mm and you mnytlunk your
out: t hut! in wmparimn,

Dibble & lumsmcl’s.

leble’s Block Main St.

Halal, Balltyl in.

~- '99.

WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS.
SASH. BLINDS.
HARD WOOD WORK.

"I“ ALI. KINDS.
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Large Stock of liolunms
for 'l‘rinnuim:

Plate and Sheet Glass.
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Noam Hlll’lllt‘f. Planing.
and Turning.
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Lumlwr Yard lleH'rl: milnud nml mmng.

llill at fut ulmllarslall Strut.

South Norwnlk. Conn.

Hall, Bailey“ & ll
LADIES ,. muss.

Do Your Own Dyelng. at Home.

Th y will dye Iver! hing. Tin-y msold etnry.
where. him: 100. n m‘kn'e. They havrnorqull .
tui- Strength, ltrightncu. Amount in l'nckm ~
or for l‘utnvu n! l‘olur. nr mm-tmltn Quantum.
'l‘lmy do nut cruel: or smut; 40 colon. I"For ml» by i

HINTS l'hatnim‘)‘. and (5m, ll. l‘luich-d, druuurta

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EVERY PAIR 80LD WITII
FOLLOWING GUARANTEE.

“’nrranlod not to hrcuk nor
roll up with one your”; wear.
II‘ they do [In- umnoy paid mi
t‘or them will he rcfimdod.

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“has. llom-s, Bottles Iron.

and Metals.

l'nrtlma mutant: can l‘t'll 1hr rtt-(‘lt N! Frln‘llllfi to?
m: t‘al’tl in

WILLIAM rmmcmr,
N'L’TH xnnwun.

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I Jamey Bloch. anr at. .
Not-walk, Conn.
lit-mg unable to mnnufutture

HARNESS

'l'nmrntwtv with large concerns, I have takon the
norm) 0! our of thr nldm-t and inmost rsluhlirh'
mrnl’! m the ennu- (or the we of

llnrnvss, Saddles, Halters, Sur—
t-inglvs, Collars, &c.
Pine Harness To Order,

A: mmd. at tho old stand. when» I will has arugu-
tnr 11m 0! Whip». Swain-u, t‘hnmoia. I nkct
non-n, [Pm-d Burn. vavlm.’ Bars are.

 

Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
and
BUILDERS

It is not all
e o r e r e d with
Nickel Plato
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It is made in
YOUR
o'ifit‘ 'town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
R I 0 ll ll 0 N ])
RANGES
Plumbers and
“ Gas
Fitters, Slate

 

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The Buck Ranges

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“8* Th Roofers.
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nnd lundly dnmngmg tmn-nwntsutht- tutu!
hm living oatimfltul at lrunl Skill!) tn
Ilium. .\t tho rmwrvnir sumo tummy [wt
of the mnwury nf llw mulluing walls was
almungml.

“'nshnuts on tiny tn» mad dulnyml trains
alum! twvlw hours.

A numln-rnt hmnlo nri- also rvpurtod on
ttw lh-lnwnrr nnvl lludmn mnnl.

At Millard. Hi. ”to um'mlll nf .\. I).
Brown mm mudwd nwny, musing alum at
$5.1").

flood. in Na." .Iemy.

lllflA’lblmE. N. .l.. Supt. lit-~le lwnvy
min ntnrm during tho punt thrw days mum-d
nu Impmwluntwl rm- in tlw smnll atro-nms in
this uwtmn n! No-w Jamey. llnny hridgw
um «Mimi away and public rntuln dnmngml.
’l‘iw lA-lugh and Nubia-In lllwr I'Htlll lllh‘l linen
nlmntlutml until ”10- llwuuls wltlt'lt on“? it}
trunk» on tho tin-at Mmdnws Hlllhlhlt'. Large
culvvrtn and hrldum hm‘o ulm Im-n l‘fll‘l‘lul
“my ulung ”It! lino n! thin road.

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lantlnlldn Not-r Nrwlmrgh.

Nirwut‘mm. N. Y., Supt. 19.» Th» utnrm
how Mummy night min unv Id Hw- "I"!!! so-
wrvtn yum. Tlll‘ Went thn- and Erh-
ruilrvmlnlmw-lmth haul wmdmutu and loud-
olldm Tho tormm‘ m not wrlnun. Tm
lattor‘r trunks IN! mvoml with mainland
gravalthm {wt «lmpldlntanm 0! award
hundred lot-t. Hundreds of men are at work
opening the trot-kn.

 

 

lutlmnd Tnvol Impaled.

llAsmm. Pm. Hopi. w.«A notlm has hum
printed mmumlm that all trains on tlu
min lino rind launch-at the Bangor and
I‘mlnml road haw been ubamlonad. owing
to washout“, In thh plus: a bridge wu
Wuwaymdmuy m are noodafl.
m quarrie- ln the slate regional!

Canaan'- mural Product.
armor, Sept. lit-JIM mwmt pub
m by tho permut- onulmr alum
til: at Cam

in: mm action
human-.15.“.m which ammo: .
war-oral. hurl-hafnium and

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Hymn-MIMI , t d
Multan-mu th at M and In
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:ttfisamc pert-outage. One lot

por pair.

'25 ska-ins ol' l’lM llll

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f lut 1:;ng Kll) GLOXES for 2% per pmr.
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Prices. 30, 35. 40. 45 and 500.

Adjustable Bustle

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‘OUTH

pntlily, at No per yard, worth 16o. This sale will continue until all is sold.
’ 'l hose goods lmvv boon selling for $100 and $1.25.

GENTS’

SHIRTS

tony lllllll

ran 50 cm.

GOOD
LUCK

. utuuunmtn.

7 Remnants in W001. DRESS GOODS in lengths from 1 to 15 yards.
from 5 to 500 each; also a full line ol Children’s and Genls‘ Handkerchicla. A rebate of lfi per cent on all ST RAW MAT ‘INGS.

 

 

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SPECIAL "SALE. *

We will open on Tuesday, September 11th, at 9 A. M.
filfil'lllll yards (ill-'3 in. liNllH‘IAl‘lllil) Ml'SLlN, extra (

Also other MUSLINS

Also another lot for 500

Ladies’ Gossamers

For $1.00 and N25 Reduced from $2.00 and $2.25

 

J nst opened a line of

Muslin Underwear

, Which will he sold at [wires to suit all.

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2 Also a lint: of

l: Woolen Blankets, 14’, 1.}, 14“.

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Lndica’ HEMSTITCI’IED HANDKERCHIEFS, dain, white and colored borders,

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