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oneweeklongei3_w____ aestsit willbenecessarytobethereeerly. f, want protection. Beeswax, beans, call. which. togethariw‘ith the “my". ap- Inland? flu not lrclsnd exactly the So much for the democracy forcing . ' "H
' .. . . which is s ""‘.i“......""”.‘i" M” Wage "'d "l'eflmh'" “mm "W b'"- Wm" “‘ ”m“ "‘ 'P‘m'l we in” Will I- Emmi? Yea; rel throu hthe bill at the“demand" of the “c-
The Old Put company P I lenttnl 1 Did the farmer ”k “1,, ",0 day, be up. will amount to 8125. “my. my.“ was producing fat bollocks “frustrade south.” Coin
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NUMBER 243, “w““mflf‘cfli‘mmW' "' SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1888. PRICE TWO CENTS. .
- . ' . . ~ 0... Brother'- toll 1.0.0.?" will 8. a TRIP T0 HUNTINGTON. rams on runs TRADE. , ' r‘ ‘ mun . 1’" N“ W.
Till. El ESIM} 512mm. .,.. ...,....... unfit... m... “WEE..."W ...___. ______ all a m .fiugog WWW. on “a...” S:
, ‘1 “bk” lab A013. 0......“ ”ltrsets of tow I'ork.'. Fifteen llasrty Boys liavs'fltelrdppattul What Can; Free Trade yin for'orkmsaf ['l'hlsspaeewlllbe ”I'll-fl! ,nnttlaftsr Addms ‘ . . om‘ loll“ '0’,“
"' “Aaott'm “an“, FrankSlausan badslargs Newfound~ This well-known spectdcnlsr drama 3”“ _ Whatd‘othe advocates of free trade the hyconullrnuonsrrcrn die sculw canmrointacadasdt'sazudtavs i,
on starts ra'r'itBET. “It" ‘0! WW Selim“! ”38M 70"» given at Itusic Hail next Pride) ”smurf: morning :11; [guhtiricg‘tlot‘ to" "3 Wk“ do M "afluilnum m om. 1‘ Wanted. Monday, septa: 24th.
“ . ~ W“..- - Kilds mo llcl y wen un - t .to s , > “r i
m a. ”“2"“ -, , «3; The borough Prohibition Club will 3°?ng figma Baffi‘flflg L1,,on the“llsud Btunley”to play i :mfifiiivx'mf‘g , gm, Where don The Republic-ll ml 5: pwmgglmmngslm gum” ,; A Dramatic Event.
”W V nun sisal nulls. ralseahanner some evening this week. ”1"“ this play; “The dazzle of crowd- game 0; ball 'uh- club in a," ”up, time, and so ’0”, would increase the United States blistttlry. In ‘t'he 1:2;me $.11.“ address “1!.."308 ”mindful-gals! n
no. r. it. rfis. 11.1.: 5. 3.00133 It! Ill M Hm B. 34.1.3”, up his “on ed incidents and the touches of human T33 lfli'ed dill?" 0: (“T's all?“ ' wealth cfs country. “0! a country: flitting!- "' u ”a” a "I! III Wanted ’ ' round I ,, »,
«- vo- mp... “9"" - . . m ’ probahl for ears r sumo-n were a a e W h in that. En lsn .. ' at is en .
3“” ‘o’ty’wgmfim. m, ”3,: ilfi'rlmpdffirlflm'i p, 3:: :smtligwh‘svo for rim is the Will! 10‘0”. ““0" “Mint, “"1”” in: fif’fi‘iiwmomum. gould 0d 3533:},lxeiggggcfiz,:mydflg“:gg: Two "W331; gin!” mind u 40“ OLD PUT
1'“ '~ Wflmflfrs :. c. Wilsch'l or put. Theleading characterssa-umed the! vmlmled to a chord" ”1 ll” feel like;denying that it is a free trade "in, my... .imu, low rate of duties. " WW" ' ' ' ' was nouenaan nails
umpire. The boys then embarked on
W. S. Hall's "Silvia.” but it became dark
[louse To Rent.
UPPlltnoorof boa-e oanod duet, contain
ingflrooms. Rent 99. In
Cotton and tobacco, of which the south
held a monoply in the world’s markets.
1" Mb“ E. Stanley Vailderbcii‘s new residence by up, Frank Kilday was sustained with IRON SON OF ,7“
my,“ m . boast . country; that is, nearer to being a free
30.12..“ . ”m'Ei‘n'ria” “MA'W l‘ ”mil i” comple- all the nonchalance and dashing hearti-
trads country than any that I know
m“" m,‘ i. 3,, - - . ' . . - - lrsof fonndcdapcnincldeufsiathslifsnfr
50.13. CWM “ "" ' "In"; lieu ”d Vb?“ dons "n be 0"” 0‘ "‘9 ness of a happy-goriucky hero while the “'0” lb?! 80‘ i" from shore. FM" about. At all events it is very careful led ll beyond cowpetltion and it '0- wan‘fi “mu,“ .
“IV-ml “WM finest' N u. - ' .. besv wi air. Ball t into Lloyd’s . - mained uninjured. Northern color. with . . f
_ in orwa otherpartswere fairly wellcarried. by” Buoy :1; prov' n on tohave no tariff for protection, somuch ll" . however. were stop 1. public To t. GEN, ISRAEL PUTNAH, /
so that where their revenue tariff at the
custom house would give incidequ pro-
tection to something produced in the
country, it has to guard against proteco
ticn by putting a stiff excise duty on the
same article in the home markets.
work abandoned and tens or thousands
of employees laboring in manufactories
and mines were thrown out of work and 'Acgply to
glutted the already overloaded channels 1 w
of labor.” 'l'o “I.
1“ “I 898 who pull“ through Alli! OWIRMcorn (I rah“, TIM
L house of six rooms, 0. 2,
allfsctoria
ummofAnnatrert;.keyst ~r~ _... .
‘0' "flaw all factories. r In ——Ten per cent, reduction on watches “on 1...... 10,...1,“
”we? mmfiwfiri‘m "an . chains ”d rings;2.5 per “I.“ on other At the Opera House til-night will be
m‘““" ,n Jewelry, at ”on." 27 w"'"”“°" 8" given Barry's spectacular drama, “Old
Onestrokesti'lo'clocknoon MW, , "'- """""" p t" '11. Erie Pa) I)’ tch as s:
- scan l Tiler waso 100 to who wee “- 9 l r l'l’“ ’
1'0an at he” an” I) "m w . e "I peep I "The drama sboilnds in thrilling loci.
unable to hear Dir. Frye's speech Satur-
OL'SI on iloton [1111. known as ”the Scribner
" a mi. Rent to a month.
Pw’ w m anhicnartns.
41 Wastattatt.
board. Allis. in. they started for the
Connecticut shore, and as they had head
winds and the title to sail against, it was
2 o’clock when the boat reached hen.
it is needless to state that as the boys
nut-er surctuto.
mammmmhdlllhmddmmm d. . d tutti tare worked It totbe pitch of hadbeen without eating and drinking : - n] h min hit {1357 Ben Wilson Bens-
. ynight,onacconnt of burn unable to 9” ' _ .l’ _ . . Though England I! h '9'! W l 1 l 0 ' '7 . .’ an. my lowruut. ruler
d"'“".:mw:$nrr.om ename- get into the Opera lion", g intensity 1190935"! "l 3 PI” “I th“ “in“ thcnight “‘03th badrsvsnous country, yetalarge portion of its people for from llassschueetts, said in the “J,nqlfifi":f‘u' whirl-'5; ta, «.
orssuis rout-I'M —-——————- kind. Charles Manley, as ‘Old Put,’ appetites. They give the unipll’O ll” are reduced to a most horrid poverty. course of the debate upon it: "In cica- seaoir 0.101!th M-
credit of,ssvingtheir lives by mung
inf
drama"
thorn to the clam chowder.
mutation
hoods-lock theeoxdoor: 5" ll“ Thcbad weatberof the past week un- llent im tion of that
1 I mm”; “In hook ,. .....,.._.,, gsveanexce persona
Mfirmhoxandmfwhwn new in “mm! prevented many WWW hero of Revolutionary days. A sword
gain soul the mtanlanW from attending the fair at Norwalk. duel beywpon ()ld Put and Amos Carson
ing. Mr. Chairman, the remarks I have [louse For Sale. WMWtwsmWa-ah
. g - at Blslstall's ma Item.
felt if. my duty to ”built 80 the m ’GDUD “m fflfiwrr‘ Inquire “an.
and the country, the commonwealth 1 on Nearibewt. rur- mock. or unre- llvx lusic Hall, South Norwalk.
Commodities areicheao, but manhood,
human flesh and blood are cheaper still.
[Applause.] What good does it do a
door.
Rfigfimmfghfm W: its But 140 tickets were sold.—-Daubury was .3 excellent piece of work over THE GOBHA!§W¥EFEATED. man to know, while he is starring, represent upon this floor has ‘ deep in, :m. city. 3 In" One N t-
W ”m" ”flubciifdaoluim Na” ___ ,,,,, _ "We" the “dim“ "‘ "”5” ‘° "f" The norwalirs win their viral cams from that commodities are cheap? A man is terest in the modification of the tariff of [louse To Let. 1‘3 . .
, ‘ 'w ’ """" . Some of the 0“,, .3 in ",5, cit “lithe“ leh- There i’ good comedy "' “It “Mil-Ml Cllll’r starving for wantof money to buy bread. 1846 by this congrcu. Her mmhfllllr m FRIDAY SEPT 28 ,,
“on." “my" are or izin y d z 9:?!) let The! ”‘9 Pl” ““1 ”I ""0"“ i' i‘ '” "“1. All lhlmlfihll 33m 0' W1"! W105 A free trader comes along and says: “My manufacturers, mechanics and business Rm; ’ . a a
air. lain Tuesday, stationary tempef- will guilt“: gl'l‘lxtfn?wz‘inmi our production," Saturday afternoon on the ter dearsir. you are :Iivlng in, the happiest men inaudeputments of a varied in- mam m .
'“5 r ...-- _.__.- ——-— ”wing at the widen“ of M,” anie “‘ ““"‘“""“““'”““""“ grounds between the Gotham?“ the country in the world." “Happy country! duetry want action now before the “0"” 1'" wt“ w f
Miniature Alisa-sac ror'lo-ssorrow. 3”“ou on High “It“. SENATofl WM. 1’. FBYE Norwalks. No runs were made ntil the “cursed country!" “1 am starving, my Thirty-Fourth Congress passes away. Ffifu‘i'oifir'meufmmn-m up Mr. F'ank Kflday’ ,.
’ ._———— fourth inning. when, Collins get first on children are stirring.” “But you are an They are for the reduction of the reven- "aim, _ sei‘l iv In 'sGrcst [do
us to the actual wants of an economical
administration of the government; for T“ Let.
the depletion of the treasury new full
EIGHT Rooms, with furnace, . bookc-es. .
- cornices. mirrors.bouflct inlaiddoor in s ‘
with milieu of boarded gold; for a free dlhlllz mm: 915 llfl film???
list, embracing articles of primeinecer sity . No, 4 m “my,
we do not produce; for mere nominal Wed ll! Ill mail-W tbs
duties on articles which make up a large Em” '0' “5' mm
a small bit and stole second on the poor
playing of the visitors. Lovett, Larkin
and Sullivan then followed at the bet
and each made pretty bite. They all
scored. In the eighth inning the Gut-
bsms earned one run by hard work. The
Norwalks got one more man across the
ightide Inwfide‘fittnl’im‘sm' ml -_ , ,_
2-15 l 9-23 5-“ 5‘“ Tomorrow evening the East Norwalk AddressesALlrga Audionca la'i'ha Opera Englishman, the wealth 0' Eu gland has
R W h enormously increased in your time; do
you feel no patriotic pride in the fact
that it isyyour country? Commodities
srecheaper; 1 can demonstrate to you,
air, in an hour’s time by a logical argu-
ment that free trade has made commodi-
V V
Tl”: L wigwam. Hon. John 1’. Robinson, of The Opera House had one of the
be", Pennsylvania will address the meeting largest crowds on Saturday evening that
Adams Bree. "‘00" trade as g and the glee club will sing. has been called together during this
M ~— —~- '- , .. ica'mpaigrl. Every seat was taken and
Will Oiborn’o new house on East Thomas Lockwood and his wire, of there wasnotstandingroomintheaisles.
OCA—L NEWS Republicans will hold a rally in their flouIsOn'lhe 'i'anil Issue.
”Gillie ii Mall! finifim’d- Dsrien, aw"? ‘0 "“3 city “3‘ "wing ‘0 There must have been one thousand pro- home plate in the ninth inning. up. cheaper in England." “gm 1 pm portion of our domestic industry.” Afimdmfwlgfiyfno “3352‘? A cut MA!) or it" scum.
W. fi Id]! at; new store in East ‘° "’ “"5““ 1“” ”'"mh' " ""7 ple in llw hmuannmherol whom. were The vlnrlhsol lhehome club was very afraid i shall bedesd in an hour's time; Elsewhere in thesamespcech he said: aural mm. m 3, 1m Bath!
'” 8. an| M were Mllmlnfir ”d “f" “'9 E“ Gm“ women. ThsGlee Club song as the op- good. Collins and Capt. Jack were the “up, you gm rue bread?" “Why my “We of up, Englmd believe that w . cl’or Gate. ‘ 8m Yivel’ m
Norwalk is near 13—011— - store, the horse shared in the ditch at the doing the campaign eonguflood Bye, old battery. The former pitched slice game, a”, air, it is the easiest ‘hinx in the wool, especially the cheap wools, ma- meow”. mm Mm , at . ‘1'“!
An adjourned mingoftbecommon side of the road. breaking the forward Grover, Good Bye," Colonel F. St. John and no one could have supported him world to get bread. bread never was nilla, hemp, flax, raw silk, lead, up, A “m mam AS All“ 0! mm Off all use:
Council willbeheld ibis evenins- ”,"- ”fr 9"“ “"r WWW emlml Lockwood presided and introduced the better than Jack. Corcoran played out cheaper in England than it is today.” brass, hides, linseed and many other sr- “’5" m Greatest Fire Stone Ever WW; .
ALA”..- _ without InJllU. . whey, senator William P. Frye of baseand made one error bymnifluga “1 don't care whether it is cheaper or ticles used incur manufacturies can be info for Sale. ' '
5m“ ”9"“ °” gem Fm” b” BA 1.1.1:” Ito-“m“. urine. He said that this was the most ball sent to him in the early partof the not, I have nothing therewith to buy it. admitted duty free, or for a mere nomi- ‘Asasu. Safe, in set order. Combinatiiai Seatefnrlleatnsasiplacm. _ . and
been worked and put in first-clam order. -L ‘ important election that this country ev- game. due lsrg I would be better off if bread cost a uni duty, without injuring to any extent I“ lock Awly It & Wtebefigaw- , -
- —~— flflflflflfl 'oyk “all. 1,. c. Burrows to Speak It Mnllc Of 33'. Connecticut may MY? thecsst- The lull! (38 WII not very 9, pound IIOS‘ “d I h“ . few pound. any considerable final-“g of‘hemnuy.” '
“filming." 1m .‘L'Biumfi‘lm. , , ”'“' inc remand the lovn 0‘ Nome"! may but con-Kimble interest in- taken in wherewith to buy it.” Now let the Republican and the reader mgfifihm “mum" an ur air
g — »~ - -« Th” "9'““8 3090mm” J. 0- Bur- be the means of deciding the election. the contest. Following ts the score by Now the actual my yum; that coun- notice who voted for this iniquitous bill T I“. WWW“ m'mmb .
-.»Pnd Blanka and Pencils at Pleisted's. rows of Michigan, will address the chi He had nothing to say against Cleveland inninln: or said to he the richel-t country in the of the “free trade south 2” Mr. Blaine M m firmwflmum 'N- 0“ 3d ,0 3a.
zens of South Norwalk at Music Hall. f and if he had he would not tell it for ltr. Norwalks- 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1—5. '0'”. is the country of .u others the will tell us in his dry-wen" Years in Gon- Wuhan“, $.80. rt
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Gorbsms— 000000010~L
7“ ”PM“ 3‘3"“ “9“” 0"" n" Mr. Burrows delivered I telling watch I Cleveland was president of the United
7W! “1 “’9 ”0'0“"! " ““f" com” in opposition to the Mills bill and be is? States. He knew Harrison and Horton
Field. W well acquainted with the tarifl question. i intimately. Mr. Morton had been his seat-
Jamee A. Smith died this morning at Glover's American band will play sev— Q mate in the House of Representatives
11.15 at the house of his father Charles oral selections and the Norwalk gleerfonr years. if we went back fifty years
Smith in this city. club will join the city club in the singing. we would find fixed on the fly leaf of the
~ f A new feature will be introduced. tbsti Cobden Club's pamphlet the same Inn-
The quarterly election of officers 0 of the audience joining in singing the; gusge that Cleveland used in his m
most cursed with panperism, so that the
ofllcial list of paupers, the avowed reg-
istered paupers in Great Britain today.
amounts to 800,000 men, women and
children. ’
Free trade is no remedy for the exist.
ing wrongs of workingmeu. If it were,
then Englandst this time would be a
gross.
“ r. Sumner and Mr. Wilson both
voted for it as did also Senator Allen of
Rhode Island, the direct representative
of the manufacturers of that state. Ifr.
Bell of New Hampshire voted for it
while Senators Foote and Collamer voted
against it. The Connecticut senators,
In Aid of the Tallow l'wvsr Morass.
Last evening at the Baptist church
Rev. 11. A. Delano made a strong appeal
in behalf of the yellow fever sufferers at
Jacksonville. The 01.! Well Hook and
LadderOo. occupied the main bodyof
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cm: who...“ “i '“‘ ”‘ “' TROTTING '
to
"ii. a. 9% or manner. mar, ,IIIDAI
ll. w. 0M?- sim “moss.
DAILY RAILWAY moments.
Concord Division» 5- 0' 1:, "i" “*9 choruses Printed slips will bedistrib-7 ‘ roh ud lists edstteu' . ’ no- m- l w,
y , g - sage. Tbeiillis bill wasthe most dan- tbecbu a n . trvelytoa "rug... Ink“ would b. . We“ Posts and Tonce one 0‘ each s in sailing fa ______
an. evening. m uted '0' “l“ WW- 1"" "he" "i“? “'0'“ billof “'3' that m 9‘" Md amnl’“on of tbesuflerrngs oftbestrlck- paradise, '0' ireland i9 ‘ "‘9 trade supporrted the meays’ure. In the House ilisuuon."r':'rugms‘a;irlsgh:r‘llllfllfllllhm Headlam- List. , fifth. m
.namemher that -he removal talent seeihat the ladies are given seat in thel me hound of representatives. The dem- en people of the South. At the close of country. I, no, 1mm", a wt of the me New England representatives gener- ”Mun," _ . . r I "film , ”I , ,. l“.
Hoyt's jewelry store will continue but balcony. in order to secure dellilablelocrats tell you that the farmer do.“ the dimrse a collection was taken United Kingdom 0' Great Britain and ally voted ‘0' the bill.”
3. c. arms... barbaryyflalsl
in the Opera House “Hill!“rhmfldo ' Boil. James W. liyatt spent Sunday
. . , , .
very creditable street parsdt- rs morn m town. 1 Canada wanted it so and had said in a
“8- g. Misc Eva Temple of Barton is visiting _ r -
AI DeForest, John A. Camp and Dr. friends on East street. ' i£fiifl$fifififi$ufid 32mm
Baxter went down fishing this morning. Margaret Kelly of High Ridge spent a bill would make it all fish‘_ Mr. F,"
M expect tocome back loaded—with Sunday in the borough. ‘ then explained the difference between
ill!- ,_-,._ -.-.- Ethel Newcomb of Trenton, is visiting a duty .pccific and a duty ad valomm,
Charles Manley, who takes the part of felon". 0“ “9"“ street. ' Five years ago there was not a yard of
old ”Put" in the Opera House to-Ilislll. Fred Wheaten of the borough in visit-‘ plush made in this country. To—day
isone of the veterans of the old Bowery iug friends in Brooklyn. thele are fire mills engaged in that bus.
“‘3' , ..._, _m_ Edward Stewart of South Wilton is ‘, in?“ and ‘l “'9 mm“ b"! became ‘ ‘3'
Old Well Lodge, 1". an. it, will hold visiting friends in the borough. ,ll “uh? 0'0“ "'0“ ""“h “I"? Ill?”
a special communication tomorrow eve— flies Minnie J. Plait of Danhury, spent 1 '9’“ I?” tlie'DewTfit’llfi '” that '9
ning and will confer the second degree. Sunday with relatives in this city. , "’1’“? d m; "I" ’ "39:" m" “'9;
Refreshments after 'O'k- f}. B. Pleistcd and mother have to» i 8 poun I 0 m l a year an ‘ w” '0"
.__. - - . , 1 cent per pound and that would make
Geri. Carey Is to address a Democratic turned from the" "m '0 ”“33"“ F‘Hs‘ i the coat to him 8 cents, which would be
meeting at Music Hall Thursday night. Jam” Sturgeon "'_”"“"‘ “mm“ apart Iilrlomethirlg infamous, and the duty on
Mr. Carey is an a“ campaigner and the Sunday with Lber loote- of the borough. ; ”I, should be taken off. Mr. Frye had
Democratsure making preparations for a Ml“ All?” Scoiield 0' B‘lth'PO" “WW 5 won a member of the United States
grand rally. 52““! "'5 Ml" K“? Scolield 0' "“3 3 Clint!“ 18 years and had sat on a sub-
- ”Ha” c' 3" committee nearly five weary months on
melm; #3::pr 31133;: D" P' C' Black 0' WWW-"l “l" ”0|!Ii this eame tariff qunstion and had never
the borough swallowed a five cent niece W in "li’ city - in" Black 55 ’ Phi" heard a Democrat even suggest that the
this morning while pig,“ '3“, it. “all” 0' W89 "valence. land he raised on even a single article.
Maw” flies Maude Shores of Great Barring- Mr. Frye told about the wages in Europe
John Itcllnghes was arrested Saturday ton, returned home this morning from a: and did not quote from books but what
and tried this morning befofc Judge visit with friends in this city. he saw in a ma months visit there. He
Selleck for drunkeness. breach of peace 1;, s, mymd, W. 3.3mm“, p_ u, was in a lace factory in Venice and saw
andreaistsncsofofficev. liepleadguilty and, o_ C. Cole ”a A. 33,3. of u", an old woman who had worked there
andwsslnsd 07.“) and cost in all 813.01. "Rambling Wheelmen" club or Image. forty two years and the superintendent
whiclihe paid. pan, took dinner at the mhwkgmo agowed fill: the pgyI rnllhand she aversgg
. ."'":“”"“ . hotel ssterda , 1.. cents a ey w to t 9 rest aversg
W'”!°"°'”‘°”'“ u” m Cha’rlssflsl’ters J t. ion d J 8!" “ml-W! “It“ “a “-04-" n
ltore,ofwbicb Clarence Henry is the , r 1 S” 3.”, . mildew I!“ . ll . k
victim It has sornething to do with “W" “Md" “1' all a vac-lion ”"5““ °"’ . ' - d” "" “'“’
. ' ' . - _ sawing and carrying wood and procured
Pm M ”a "80W! a,“ any, till-morning. They will visit Washing i w ”d f and“ it ml
the store an. "on, Ir. Henry; there i... Pull-deli»! .m m... wlnl- or n. in "3"?” ° 6 in”? {In
bi load." ferret. Those golnglnto HuntdzZe-lufl's $0” '0 m“' I! W “3 00‘ fl
9"“ 5 “M... u,” morning hem", a,“ chm", I,“ got 15 centssday because she had six
nihm‘wfuitnmiii‘hfi' W W ' "W" "“"v m "c” l" “M ii"? ii?..°°é’£.."°‘.£2i§ ”iii;
r Cola y l the fact. it a v 's m
dayon tbs Baxter grounds. lanolin Doctor , , . Scotland and in Pawtaeket, R. 1. and
Hamilton iatslking of playing a game mmmmfikfimm tugs; looked at the pay rolls in both places
with some first class team fwd New at Washinutm DC w“ the guest m and found the average pay of a person
York city for the benefit of NM yellow 3" u A ”click“, Dr Brooks ,. inficotlsnd was 02.86 and in Pain-cast
[ovum oue'of'ilre moat noted physictdna in Gen. 88.02 per week. The speaker gave exo
n... A. . 'r . planationa clear, logical and forcible on
The latest fall styles of rimmed and in] h w York. and hails from Norwrcb, “w “I“, question “a m that our W
tencff them? No air;(.'hsrlee Duflield of and sheep by hundreds of thousands,
and milk and butter and eggs and
poultry, and all manner of good
things, along the very roads which those
fat bollocks and sheep were being driven
to the coast. and the butter and eggs and
poultry were being carried to the sea-
board, there were men and women dying,
near the wretched cabins from which
they had been evicted. And all that to
maintain a system that was sending
those bollocks, sheep, and dairy products
to the seaboard to go to England to pay
for the rent of the land of Ireland.—
[From the address of Dr. Edward hic-
Glynn at the Cooper Institute.)
LIVES 1.08:1: NEEDLESSLY.
Deaths In Connecticut Which Might be
Proveutad.
In his report for August Dr. C. A.
Lrndslcy, secretary of the state board of
health, says:
The health of the state during August
was not as good as in July. Not since
the mouth of July in 1881', has the death
rate been so high.
From all our correspondents as well as
from the mortality reports of the regis-
trars, the testimony is that the increase
of mortality is due to the great preval-
sues or diarrhoeal diseases. Diarrhoesl
diseases arsln great degree "filth diseas-
es.” Their- prevalence indicates beyond
question the influence of hereditary
conditions about the homes of people.
which call for reform. When more than
thirty-seven per cent. of all the mortality
in the stats results from disrrhoeal dl.
assess, it is proof positive that the homes
f the pecplesreunsanltary, that the oft-
repeated statement of small towns that
“we have no need for a board of health.”
“there tsnotbing for aboard of health to
do.” is a large mistake. There is not a
town in the state where an intelligent
and active board of health could not find
abundant work to do, and work of such
Again TheRepublicsn would have its
readers believe that this bill ceased great
disturbance to northern enterprises.
This statement is about as accurate as
the one we’bave just noticed. The man-
ufacturers, certainly had no fault to
find with the reduced tariff. Mr. Rice mm” the
of Massachusetts said in Congress in
1800:
"The muiufacturer asks no additional
protection. He has learned among other
things that the greater evil, next to a
ruinous competition from foreign sources
is an excessive protection, which stimu-
lates a like ruinous and irresponsible
competition at home."
JobnSharman said In the same mm m&%%, In
8"”: tlonsof theenln total
"When Mr. Stanton says the manu-
faciurersare urging and pmssing this Norwsl
blll he says what he must certainly
know is not correct. The manufactu-
rers have asked over and over again to
belet alone. The tariff of 1057 is the
manufacturers billsbiit the present bill
is more beneficial to the agricultural in-
terests than the tariff of 1057.”
in the session of Congress 188040 Mr.
Merrill himself said that the tariff of
1861 “was not asked for and but coldly
welcomed by manufacturers."
The scare business is very industrious-
trlously worked by our igll tariff
friends ill the Wt obligates. To
avold getting into trouble with recon»
venient facts these zealous partisans
should beware of meddling with history.
itisuluch safer for them to stick to
prophecy. .
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F. C. Cannon, President of the Cannon
Manufacturing Company of New Haven,
the largest manufacturers of lamps in
this country, who has always been a re-
publican. will this year vote for Cleve-
land. hfr. Cannon said to a Morning
News reporter Tharsday:"1 think Clever
It looks Like Persecution.
John Lloyd was arrested on Saturday
in a suit brought by Joseph Smith for
$100 damage for the injury indicted by
Lloyd on the 11th of August. On that
evening Lloyd was going home as s
peaceable citisien, when Benjamin Al.
ten and Joseph Smith came along in a
wagon and interfered with Lloyd. Smith
was drunk and Lloyd, when forbearance
ceased to be a virtue, struck at Smith
with a pocket knife and inflicted a slight
wound, for which be was arrested, bound
over and lined in the superior court, his
mother paying the fine. Lawyer Walsh.
the prosecuting altomey told a Sentinel
reporter the story on the Monday after
the fracas, and said that John was
going home peaceably when he was in-
terfered with by Smith, who put his
arms around his neck and wanted to kiss
him. Where Lawyer Walsh got the in-
formation the reporter does not know,
but as he was the prosecuting attorney
be supposed it was true. ltr. Allen told
the saute story in Lawyer E. If. Lock-
wood’s hearing, but upon the witness
stand swore that Smith did not put his
hands on Lloyd. Lloyd is not worth
anything and his mother paid the fine in
Bridgeport for him and has a little more
monsy.snd itlooks asif someone was
crying togat ia W‘ilfllm bites
an inoflemivscitinrm and it lagsiieillly
believed thsthe was provoked todeffbd
himself as he did.
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flow Is This for a "Tax.”
So the duty on blankets is a "tax.” It
is nothing of the kind, Ir. President. A
pair of live pound blankets were recently
imported at the lowest possible cost.
The statement of the cost, duty paid, is
as follows: Cost in England.st whole-
sale, “.45; duty. “.25; customs fees, so
cents; total. $0.35. If the theory lstrus
these blankets ought to sell for $0.86 a
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