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NUMBER 246.
Entered at the Post one. at South flu-walk In Sec
0 Class latter. l
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.1888.
Till} EVEXING SENTINEL.
13 l!AII.¢Il()A I) l’IaAL‘I'Zc
SOUTH NORWALK.
25 RIAIN fi'l‘l‘l‘ll'l' ‘-
NORWALK.
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FIRE ALARM BOXES.
rt. H “I. R. R depot key atnd
. No algtg‘uprm unit 8 in depot, Ind howll.
so t Dray street. corrm of Tulle: street; key us
buy Itreel and all factories.
No 9 r omer of lain and Concord streets; key at
t) Donovnu‘rhousoand J. C. Wilson. vac
No.12. Fmirkllu street school; he at school house
and matinee of ti llllnm .mnlth.
No. la. Concord street. 0 its school; key at lfra
Paul’s residence, 0.10 Concord street, and
Ill “clones.
80.14. lainstrect corner of Ann street;
Wolf‘s aslrmn and oil factories.
No.15 High Itreetcorner ofllnyvrrw sveunt; key
It A. Dick: nrran' a residence.
El’li. lAl. CALLS.
One stroke at 12 o'clock norm for Standard Time.
’l'err-Irokcs of the bell (thus lull signifies fire Is
he y I!
out. _ .
Three strokes of the bell (thus l—I—t) signifies the
city water is to be turned off.
Ixsrnrtmorts r0 axr nowura.
" ttve information of a fire’ In your imrne
Lp’juelxmrorhmd unlock the box door; ml the
book a ll I e way down once only, and let I hook
r-hul up the box and do not open or touch the
Edith again until the next the in your neighborhood
Do not attempt to remove the key from the door.
The t hlcf Engineer wtll see that Is returned to its
p. ace. SAHL’ Bl. MCGOW AN.
Chief Engineer.
LOCAL NEWS.
Ithor Bulletin.
changes in temperature,
-night by slrgbtly colder.
lulu uro Aim-Inc for 'l‘o-Morrow.
Hrnbtide L-wtidc Sunrises Sunsets
5.69 12 00 5.48 5.39
David Tllililt r‘s wife is very sick again
Charles Rose, of East Norwalk. is con-
fined to his homo by sickness.
Sorneuf the boys In line city are or-
ganizing a campaign drum corps.
~School Slates at Platstedlsi.
Captain A. A. Belts, of Co. F, does not
improve any yet. He Is still a very sick
man. -
A Di:kcrman & Sou advertise a com-
plttwlinc of merino underwear in to—
day's issue.
Alice Mead, I{I‘§I}I‘IIiiTIIII, is still very
ill at lllt reeri vote of her mother in
Springtvood.
Burundi and Whitehead have sold their
Main strevt murky t to I} tuna“ and
Busted.
Most of the fixtures and machmcry
has arrive-l for the” South Norwnlk st. am
laundry.
Thomas Brennan has lost hi: 0 pigs in
eleven days. He thinks they were poi-
soned. “4
Charles A. W tiers and Joseph Miller
returned home from Washington D, 0.
last evening.
The democrats of the borough will
hold their caucus for town officers to-
morrow night.
Ladies should read what bargains J.
W. and M. S. Smith are ofiering in their
advertisement to- -dsy.
Mrs. Livermorc 3 lecture at the First
M. E. Church to—rnorrow night will comv
mecca at 8 o'clock.
Thaddeus S. Raymond is burlding a
dwelling on the property next to his res-
Idence on West avenue.
The carpenters are about ready to put
the plate glass front into the Donovan
building on the corner of Main and Wall
streets.
John F. Scranton, the Irish-American
orator, will address the citizens of Nor-
walk in the Opera House to-rnorrow
evening.
The General Tom Thumb company
passed through this city this morning
on route for Danbury. Mrs. Tom Thumb
and her husband attracted considerable
attention.
Frank Comstock will undoubtedly be
the nominee of the republican party for
mayor. The city caucus will be held to-
mcrrow evemng.
Another drum corps is being organized
in the borough. It. is said there is to be
ten drummers and ten llfcrs to make the
music.
Wilson Pointdockis the point of in-
terest to fishermen from this city M
present. Snappers arc bring caught tIIIn
to large numbers.
lave" of bane ball sport will ll‘ Il lutII
edly turn out in large numbwv to wit-
neva the some helm-m thv ziurwslku
and llackct Carhsrt a (:0. . Saturday.
It mny be the lust gum» . ‘ Inc ”norm.
lumen Nolan I.» ll borough was
"ruled this morning for drunkenness
null Ibueive language. He pleaded
“my before Judge Sullcck to Ibusive
linguage, and the chant» for drunk“-
neuwas trolled. Aflnr of 81 and costs
wasimpoeed, which he mud.
The engine on the Danhory & Norwallr
train which arrives hero st 730 was
stopped very suddenly by the engineer
tub morning. If the train had gone
much fartbcrthere would have been n
collision with a freight cor thst wu
clouding on the switch.
, Might “on. (bevy trill address 8
”Win meeting at Home Ball. There
will be I bender ruining at 7. M. Heine‘s
thud will 'Itruloh music. (ten. Corey to
one of the atrial among our runny pop-
ulnr ope-hm and those wishing to beer
hit rate of the gondola IN] and Intelli-
”mmmumrur to hear
Adams Bros. sizing shop It! turningout
large numbers of hats.
The republican caucus for borough
(flier-rs will be held tonight.
The Crystals would like to meet any
amateur team in this vicinity.
Hamilton Wilc‘dxflhmnsflreturned home
from a trip to Lake Warumaug
The Republlcan town caucus of the
second voting district Will be held this
evening at the Republican room.
The borough republicans will swing
to the breeze to-morrow evening It hand-
some banner previous to the meeting.
in‘the Opera House.
~Go to Homer ll. Hoyt's, 27 Wash
ington street, and see what bargains he
is oil'cring at his closing out sale of jew-
elry and silverware.
Companies A end B of the 28th C. \'.,
nreholdrng their neutrino in Standard
to-day. Companies ll of Greenwich
and G of Norwalk were invited and
quite a number went down.
There will be an auction sale at Fun-
" chcr's restaurant, Music Hall block, to-
morrow night, at 7 o'clock, at which
numerous articles will be disposed of to
thohighcst bidder. Sec advertisement.
The staff and line officers who visited
Canton Norwnlk yesterday were favora-
bly impressed with Norwalk and Canton
Norwnlk, Caterer Pent of the Bee Hive
restaurant served an elegant supper,
IIlIi ch about twenty parlook of.
0) 5'11" 88.
Norwalks are the “nest Ever Known at
thla Season.
The oyster season can now be said to
be fairly open, and the universal report
from local oystermen is that oySIers
were never better. They certainly are
good enough. Our shippers have made.
full preparations for n prosperoua season,
and the indications are they will have I‘.
Messrs. Reed and Housman have enlarg.
t'd their quarters very materially, having
carried their float out to the harbor lirw,
and arranged to have the steamer stop
at their dock for their shipments.
W. ll. Hoyt 8: Son are also fitting up
to have the steamer stop at their duck.
R J. Uutbill has also begun business,
and is consult-ring the advisability of
selling opened oysters at retail.
Cannon Remson has not yet come
merrced shipping. As is his custom hr-
will begin a little later on.
H. H. Bell is doing his usual business.
As he makes a full year of it—shrp.
ping clams during the summer—«ho goes
into the oyster seasr‘m early as n matter
of course. His is one of the best known
shipping houses in the trade, and his
business increases every season.
Altogether the oyster season promises
to be an unusually good one, and South
Norwnlk is going to do its full share.
GRAND TOI'KN AMI-INT.
Pountuln Gun Club.
October 9th there will be a grand shoot-
ing tournament on the grounds of thr-
Fountain Gun Club at Pim- lslund. Clots
from Stamford, Dmbury, llcthel, Now
Haven, Bridgeport and other places in
the state are epr-ctt-Il to take part. At
2 o’clock in the afternoon Harry Nichol».
of Bridgeport, and (I. B. Manley, of
Danbury, will shoot I)“ a llt‘ of 100 birds
for 8100. It is expected that the day
will be a gala day for sportsmen. Sut-
urdsy the Fountain Gun Club will shoot
amatch with the Dunbury Gun Club
and all members of thc Fwntain Club
are rrquestc-d to be prviwnl.
Personal leutlon.
Miss lda White is spending a few llJyH
in New York city.
Fred Smith is spending a Wr‘t’k's Va-
cation in Boston.
H. G. Cheney, of Glens Falls, is visit-
ing friends in this my.
Poet Wm. Moorchouio is stopping or
the Muhackemo hotel.
Miss Gracie Lawrence In ”lung her
grandfircntu on Clay street.
Jennie Finch of the borough in spinl
int; a few months in Boston.
Edwin Stanton of High Ridge to visit
In“ friends in the borough.
ll‘fl'l’y E. Davis of l’ortchestI-r, spI-nt
V-atrtrlny with friend» in this (my.
Frank Benedict of Trenton it vimtinv
relatives on llerkln-y l'lncc, borough,
Mantis Hello” of Mount Vernon I4
vi—itinx relutwm tvll Elm Street butting“
llurry I’m-rs has left but mnplovum t
in this my and accepted It [motion In
Dobbins.
Thu Misses Anne and Mnry matron of
HrImklyn are visiting with lb. and Mrs.
Gm. Rsyuwnd.
Joewph Delmay of Camden, Mast. in
visiting with lllr. and film loose U. Mam
field of tho borough.
Mrs Frank ll. Taylor of New York city
is visiting with her when)“. Newr'omb,
at the lob-chemo hotel.
A lav Wanted.
”any residents in this city justly re;
[User to number their Mum until a
proper mop to bed of the city. A system
should be adopted which It will not be
necessary to change when ulditional
houses are erected.
‘l'ho 0H ‘l’vlck Didn't Work.
hunts“ one of the fsklre on his
waytotbe Dunbar, fair tried Ids game
on a crowd media; on the Washington
and Into erroneous". Hob-d the
thmeardmhtrlckmstuommu-
Id drum-- of 3-qu a turna- that
We
LAST NIGHTS CA HOUSES
C. s. ’I’rowhrldxo Nominated for Mayor
by the Democrats.
The South Nor-walk Democrats held It
caucus last night at Military Hall. Wm.
ll. Smith was chairman and R. H. Gold-
en secretary of the city caucus. C. S.
Trowbridge was nominated for Mayor
on the first ballot. On motion of Jere-
Iniab Donovan the following officers of
last year were nominated by acclnmo-
lion: John H. Smith, treasurer; Walter
L. Wilcox collector; Christian Michael.
marshal; lrvrn‘g Dibble, auditor; Jae.
Costello. inspector of elections; Theodore
Senrlcs, regrstrar of voters; Samuel W.
Raymond, water commissioner; Herman
Snyder, treasurer of water funds. The
balloting for councilmen resulted as fol-
lows: James A. Farrington, Geo. E.
Smith, Henry D. Fox, Isaac S. Jennings,
Thomas Village and Otto Barthol.
The meeting then went intoatown
caucus. John W. Mains occupied the
chair and Herman Snyder was secretary.
Candidates were; nominated as follows:
SPIectmnn, James M. Lane; constable
and collector, Winfield S. Hnnford;
constables, Theron Inckwood, William
Vollmer, William Worden; numsor, Nel-
son J. Crew; board of relief, Henry D.
Fox; grand jurors, Henry S. Kidd, Jae.
Costello, Walter Hoyt; school visitor,
Geo. W. Carroll; pound keeper, George
Meeker; oyelcr committee, Wm. J. Stev-
ens; registrar of voters, Wm. M. Rhy-
mond; haywards, John W. Boulon,
Warren Sheldon, George Meeker, Abru-
ham K. Wright; justices of the peace,
Nelson J. Cruw, Chas. W. Smith, John
W. Smith, Alden Salmons, Herman
Theille Charles R. Townsend, Mr. Cor-
bett, William J. Stevens.
Republican Town Caucus In the Borough.
The Republicans of tit ‘ borough nomi.
noted the followrng Intvn allies-rs: Fur
Sclectman, Charles ll. Wheeler; collec-
tor. Geo. B. St. John; town treasurer
and treasurer of school fund, William A.
Curtis; town clerk, Henry K. Selleck;
assessor, William B. Hendrick; [hard of
relref,Joacph (7. Randle; grand jurors,
George '1'. Brady, Munson Hoyt and
Marshall Tollcs; constables, John S.
Lockwood, William H. Wheeler, R rhert
Morvlrorrae nnrl Wallnm lhnn; school
visitors, I). l’. Morrell, A. E. AIL-«tin and
Charles ()imsteud; justicrs of the peace,
Asa. ll. Woodward, D. l’. .\l rrrell. J. B
llurlhurt, (7. ll. Coolidge, E. M. Lock-
wrrrul, Andrew Selleck, A. E. Austin.
Jll'ilt'pll A. Gray, H. F. Guthrie, ll. K.
Scllr‘l'h’, 1). W. Raymond, B. W. Maples
and Henry Jones: pound keepers, l-‘nm-
cis Finch, t'yrus Ruscoe and Alan. D Fil-
low; hnywanla, Frederick Gregory, WII-
liarrt ll. Dust and William Dawrrs; reg-
rstrnro of vI.trrs. lst District, Clan-trite ll.
(,‘mlliIlgr; 3.:l Dmiricl. William it‘llenv
Irrit'lt'.
I’rnllllrlttnn Ticket.
The prohibitiunists met at [)lbeI-'II hall
and nominated the following ticket: Sc-
lt‘Clnlt'l, Olive-r \V. “'cI-II. [um 7.0 1).!)
Me; town clerk, Charles A. Killalll; cou-
stublo and collector, WIII. I". Filluwmud-
Itur, Frank E. Parsons; board of rein-f.
Lewis E. Buckaroo, Umrrgc l'urter;
school t‘lnlltll's, Henry A. Delano, Mel
ville \V. Stillman; constables. Otcnl
Mills, David H. Robinson, Elwin Cur-
trr, George T. Carr, L‘twellyn June:
grand jurors, \Vm. F. Bryant, Washing-
ton M. Sharron, Anson R. Benedict,
Frank Mao-win; assessors. David A. FII-
low, James ll. Willmot: registrar of vol.
ermtjiharles Juno. Herbert M. Arnold,
(leorgc W. McBride; oyster committee,
()livI-r W. Wet-d, Carl Reemson, Frank
Richards; sunler of weights and mean-
ures. Edward R. llennctt; town commit-
tee, Albert Sherwood, Oliver W. Wet-d,
WIII. l". Frilnw.
W. (I. 1'. l‘. Convonllou.
The County Convention of the W. (J.
T. U. will he held in the Methodist
Uhurch to-nrnrrow. Thr- convention
commences at 9 l. m. Mrs. H. A.
Delano will deliver the mldrws of wel-
come, which will ho- ft'dpllnllul to by
Mrs. t‘. ll. Fitzgerald of llrulw-purt.
Thr- furctrmm I'Ill be tlcVolml II) reports
from local L'utons, to be followed by
gmtiurr, from tin-Stat» Union by Mrs.
L. ll. Forbes.
In the afternoon Mrs. H. L. Beach of
Norwulk wrll read a paper on Narcoticv,
Miss Emily (7. llztwley of Dnnbury I!
pot”? on On Work. The (titration box
wtll be- conducted by M". (I. B. Furl)”.
Tim» will be a children's meeting It
4 thl, mldrevmd by Mrs. l-‘itzzerald. Al
"I fill) in tho whining Mrs. Mary A. Livrr-
"Hm will dI-IIvr-r an address.
llmylmdv is cordislly invited to be
we at m at all the meetinge.
homoerotic lion-or not... at l‘lvo llllo
lllv"
Tho Democrats of Five Mile River will
tune a banner raining Saturday evening.
Adda-arm will be made by ex mayor
Nelson Taylor Jr. of this city and Hon.
(tr-o F. tlurrlleld of New ”York. Heine-
brand will furnish music. A tram will
8““, at Five Ida River It It o’clock for
the nccomodaunu of South Nurwlk.
Accident II; I. er-uo. Inner.
Autumn. Boom, Sept. 88. *Watchert-
r-r Girl, the famous trotting more who
mode It record of 22“ st Derby Drivilg
Park last June, came into collision with
soother hone It Willlmantic yesterday
stir-mm". resulting in my Girl breaking
her mar forward leg. The In he been
Irvin hoveatbltlbetnny be send for
Inserting purposes. 88- le owned by
Frank Taylor of Bridgeport, and vetoed
at 83,000.
4b)! to Ive-lav
waiting we arm in your'”last night's lame
Plain Baal Fact- not laminar 1m
The first point Citizen endeavour!»
make war, that buttcn’ for could be
bought cheaper in the London market
than at our home market. Wvdenledm
that statement and gove‘ facts to sustain
our position.
The second point was that the Repub-
lican managers introduced the petition
for the advance of 30 to 50 per cent. on
buts as n political scheme-and the film.
trIous personal ramification Democratic
party stood up and opposed this awful
measure at the risk of life sod limbo.
We emphatically denied this point also
and gave facts which left no doubts as
to our statement and plainly showed
that Citizen was talking of things that
were entirely foreign to him. clooiog bio
reasonlean org-Interns with u very hard;
shell out to crack in the form of I ques—
tion. We took the liberty to shower
with the some gun, and shot of! in reply
several questions.
After ten days of tedipua mom}
that one of our questions would receive .
nu answer—We hope your reader! cam
find it. Possibly it is still held in reserve
for‘ten days later. We cannot refrain
from asking one more.
If foreign fur cutters come here to
reap the 20 per cent duty why has one of
the first [that come already sold out after
a three year's trial? (Names and detorloi'
furnishcd if wanted.) If Citizen is denL
Irons of a little insight or some practical
experience in the business with s svlery
opportunity to reap some of the tome
profits (the 20 per cent. "pure fulfil»
eluded.) we are prepared to furnish him
with the address of three firms who are
looking for a purchaser. They want to
sellout. ”
With his usunl Cuffr‘clfwflfi llitiz-rn
names nearly one half of the firms ens
caged in for cutting in this country.
This famous display of Intimate kmw'
no doubt, make votes and must be "ll!"
esting matter for the public to peruse
certainly we can ask questions; quesv
lions based on actual results and facts;
questions that no free trader can answer,
even with cubwab theories.
On» more question, please: cm cm.
zen give us any theory or role whereby
we can prove results in the future?
past have been as follows:
Tarifl for revenue destroying ourbowve
market has invariably enabled foreigners
to fix prices upon manufactured orticleo‘
sent to us. and also to its prices of' our
produce sent to them.
Tarrfl for protection has olivasoff lrdv
ed on the best of all morketa—nmmd
home market, and has enabled us to lix
prices on whut we have to sell.
Taritl‘ for revenue he: invarizlhly
crippled mortufactories and ambled em»
ploycrs to dictate rates of wngea bromin-
of surplus labor.
Tariff for protection has always afford.
ed abundant work and enabled the works-
Innn to rot-cure reasonable rates of WlWl'l-t.
Tariff for revenue resulted in» empty
treasury vault» and n bat national
credit.
Tani! for protection has enabler! I'm to
rapidly reduce our gigantic war debt
and placed our bonds above par in: the
European market.
, In tho pretence of these important hm-
torical fncta let the candid render re»
member that the American people have
never yet attained the best results of
protection. nor the worst results of free
foreign trade.
Many important induttries are still wn‘a
developed in our country, end much) of
our wealth which should lawn all
home, goes shroud on account of Mode»
quate protection.
If the results of partial protection to
labor have been so satisfactory, and the
results of partial free foreign trade Im-
unlatisfactnry, which system ohulll we
choosr?
Let us, without the prejudice of oil!
neeocintions, decide this all important
question In American citizens, believing
in the true dignity of American ”3“"
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«mm rewnau.
steering of lb. 9....” noun—Ir bun-
bury.
The grand lodge, 1.0. G. 7.. melt all
Waterbury on Tueedny. The report If
the grand secretory. Frederick 1». flurry
of Bridgeport. shown ninety-alts l‘ndm
at the loot yearly melon, August I. run.
was 4,381. During the yen 1.680 new
members were taken in, 90 were rein»
atom! nod 00 were admitted bycmtdl,
making 3 total gain of 1,788 mi increas-
ing the total to 6,355 members. The»:
were set membership wltlukawulb. Md
went out on clearance canto, W It”. 900
were suspended, 102 were eavellbd and
res loot. membership by surrender“
charters. Total ion is“ mutual”
Total receipts for veer from September
1, 1m, uncommon. but you than
was over 81.000 in outotoudmg Hill m8
828 in the treasury; this year with
wmndtfm sod 818.58 In the new.
Tot-l realm st rhu- lm revert m
81,”! 70, of which 81.395.“ was hm
from subordinate lodge and m
fmm ul- of supplier; by revenue M
run-ton there were um. waived
from laboratories “I!" not! MM
from aloof supplies.
cranium-mus ”m
There will be u
‘Ibepviceofueelullswu 872 to 873 a
.nmnmmm. lfthetariffworoatax
certainly show quite a motorist fall in
the price
more compelledto pay twice as much
.fovueelmilsasllwy void in 1’»;th
ledge of the theme in hand, on well as ,
the nice prose reading it constitutes, will" I
.Wfifflc‘lfl fm‘lood. The price
Results in the United States in. mliflm in “I the m M the '0’“
M571; yummy.
a.-. m--- “a I”
"lllh
them.“
mmrc
mm;
II; them article credited to the Bridge
port Standout the can of steel roll: I;
citedtoshowthsttbelulfflaool a tax
upon the mom, that is, (loco not
make an addition to the cm which the
contractor must pay. It says that in 1807
too while today they can be bought for
the price with a 811 duly would be 889 or
mtomadufwltat‘ It is, ”cell to the
calorie of reasoning. The facts or mm
of steel rails out who: tum
they to do with the land being 5 tax?
lo1880 the average price of steel rail»
in England wusboutflda too and to
1881 shoot 88! I too. In this mutiny
the prices “new in the some you»
867 and 861 It too. momma] during
more years consumers to this country
It looks to us I! though the difference iol
pricewos s tax. Lost you the Steel
Rollltsmelsliooto this country out up
the Weofmlrofloto on overuse of:
831M133 Theprios in England during
thermos time was 82!). id. The tariff
duty was 817 w. The duty in this to
stance smeouyhad «numbing to do
with enhancing the price So 8100 in
18‘: when the Michigan Control Boil
road «laid its trucks to Mimic with.l
steel rails costing m s on end the
Canada Southern Railroad was laying
down themroekiod of ratio within the
timeout half 15 mile (mm the De:
troll “Ivory or a cost of 810, it arm-to
us that the former muslin» woe trawl.
'totbe tooeof Mt 8'27 3 too. With
the facts submitted we rue willing to
term the plant for the render to decide.
There ”mains to be wowed the or»
reduced the cost of steel rolls. The
price has fallen to this country from 873
to m o too within twenty years. We
will admit tho: but why ignore the fact
11th full in price in this montry is
nothing exceptional. There has rm»
willpower declineio price within the
Inn
Andyctwithollthmfomwearv “Br
.‘edtotelicve that the decline to price
Mindanao ki‘b duty. It is one
more “Woman-lotions of our
high tariff friends who are fighting:
against my “Mom of land to:
allowevm when there is on mm
mod immune urvluoio the nominal
treasury. '
The little bull plate“ the: duty on steel
rolls a: Oil a too Willa that duty Eng-,1
lieu rollsmflootlwlaiddown in this;
country for much luv 8M 83! a ton.
Ilefom the ring a manufacturer. was
fovmodetm'lrmla It“ mm nod
will on a profit oil 828 30 s um. Wm
yam when: In good Wood for steel toil»
prevailed? They combined and pushed
up! the vvieeto on storm of shoot 83"
and! in: mm ens-es wont even chime the
importing point of 848. line was on
auto pvudit. or ml, of st ml 87 It too
nut-mung for any alight loam in the
cost of prodmtrow. They prance“ over
2.088.888 tons on! the crest for one year
cmowtoftmm“; able love
them. "a «mm foot the m
the railroad 88W“ but the
uumdlyfmt these bill: in mm
film when the little bill rows to w
,ducu the 8H Mylo 8" in order rim
thismwuolemmymhwrrm
where «more fmwv the «term an. all
this mp! roll trout o bowl of "free
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Mar am am
A.“ of rib Minus“. feeds you“
’ an ”count. would kill every "peoky hon”
, Mode of! every nix months.” but properly
the sake of open air employment? If so,
corruption that the protective mm hu,rxprml vre'poid They Will underesti-
5 it In: ' M! claim:
I Wm- Wake. Charles R Junta,
Seth: 'vtm, Joseph 0. Perry,
:61”, Aaron 1er .
JLMC at David R. . Iller,
' 1m Whiter . L Finch.
5&3th Jamar Dunn,
Ate-meme worth, Jam 1’ french.
( 'Ml ll, 1. ell, Merritt Green,
frank Orton. Adolh hmnke,
have “Mine. WIl W. flslwck.
Juno-
dint the Steel Rail Aluminum: do lut-
muted Io8l~f.m9m0. III». Warner ,
mom says rm than W plies;
Men for from and WW fur-.13
outwith-vows boo any w'g
frmmmwukbiav o“ the their:
"3mm LO'I'Sw
”my Mada lupin; flour.
Hundreds of farmer- who never kept
on the form. if it was not for the
“women folks.” The women intuitively
know that the hens do not "eat their
kept, poy better than Iuy other farm
animals. .
Tut-litres. A record, simply to keep,
so it w Id be used and show the facts
in date I, would prove that every hen
voids profit. They could be made to
pay. from one to three dollars esch. Mr.
Jamal; Burgers, Nashua, N. If. ., re-
ported in the Nashua “Telegraph” that
his wife mode I clean net profit fut year
of 836 fill for our alone, from only six-
teenlwhv. He think- her success was
lonely due to using Sheridan'- Condition
Powder, 3 much advertised preparation
to nuke hm lay.
Do your liens poy like that? Do you
wootto leorn bow to make thorn pay
better? Are you in delicate health, and
wonlto commence poultry raising for
get route relinbla advice how to do it.
An coursed and much Improved Poultry
Rolling Guide hll just been printed. It
contains proclicnl information and many
new features, which every person who
keeps her» should have; such as records
Ind accounts for each month of the
year. It also moraine n long series of
very vslunblo articles, by A. F. Hunter,
“bow to make money with a few hens."
0! him the Inwell, lieu, Journal says:
“The W!“ sensible poultry literature we
have read, we find under the name A.
9‘. Hunter. Ho evidently knows what
he is letting shout." These two features
alone are worth ten times the cow of the
book; which the publishers, I. S John-
son l (‘11.. 22 Custom Home St. Boston,
In», send postpaid, for only 25 cents in
martini; or two 25 cent packs of Sheri-
Ilan‘ 5 Powder and the book for 60 cents,
five pot-k 8i; 8 large 2; pound can of the
Powder for 81. 20 pmtpaid; six cans 85,
mini circular free to any one
I!“ a (troll Stolen.
Juries (firm of Winnipauk, drove to
jtbia eitv yesterday with two butchered
calves for sole. On his way be stopped
It 8 Hrs. (Scorn M. Collins on High bill.
He went into the house and was inside
probably five minutes, and on coming
out found that one of the calves had in
been etplen from the wagon. Mr. Grocer
look“ through the neighborhood for
the thief, but railed to find any truce of
him. ‘
for lots.
Plush Chair and 1 Melt cream Couch with
1"firm moving pillow "datum st Upholstegr’v
9.1109 Warm um street
I’m-Ill".
ItswUlwaItWOODlmmodtolto 9
Boy street where the will continue Dru»
mm; by the Ideal Taylor mm. P» i In;
lilac
an
n
Tor late.
(1' ()OD Stroozllouefor vole elm". “morgue of
HARRY
«:36 3f
Position Wanted.
8 IIOUBEKIBPIR. bled with nltlld would
All lIHvrwltiImuhon y. tinder-tends
lumoework and sewing Call on ”38.3
ran-3t 7 Hon roe-trim.
WItIIIIIIl and floors e learning.
Blunder-l ed 1061!)!” desire: on at
:1V heirhokmezzragldomitlb‘élthem 118%
Irma: f: can It
m5 2: u y Minimum.
Pocket mi. Lou.
"WHEN th Korwnlk Iron Works and Port
Point nor-Om, keel Norwalk; contained book
............. - .. . . A .._,... m... mm... .... . , m M,“ m.“
notes our bill and other with no name of
the lover. A liberal rewudnm" ”be dfor nerv-
turn to ' unsound. T0 LL! what
For sale.
TWOJiIATID Family Wagon, Light llama
Adda sndatrtoof Black African Mums” for vale
rm
run lw Cor Fort Point Road Ind V on 7.de ore
W lulled.
13W! pleuont room suitably for homkeepllg,
u
about rm minutcn' wallt frotnd
children. Addfeild "ll, " Box
we: lw Booth waalk.
To Rent.
OUSE on flown Hill, known so “The Scribner
I
Place," the room. Item 850 I month.
Apply to J. L. ICHARDS,
«:21,le 41 Well street.
lloroe for Dale.
A6001) "on“! for role cheap Inquire at Can:
tral Sewn Depot, Ely' e Block, or addreneBo
314.clty new lw
[louse To Let.
110! S! on Woodward "count! rooms, writer
”7,ng tenant; 8”. Alan one in Hut
Nor-walk. I. A. WOODWARD
Home To Rent.
P‘JJOK of four rooms on Summit street, near
:wmisn.
let!)
High, to rent to small family Inquire on the
net? fw
Engine for fiale.
good secondhand 12x12 )fsrine Engine. For
pale cheap. apply to W. ll. EDIT I: SON.
mg I
Carriage For flute.
AYIRST-CLASS Two's“! Carriagei Apply“
EENItY
arm I! it llfnin street, south Norwnlk.
sure I... care.
SMALL Safe in feet order Combination
lock. Apply at & Whitehead» mar»
. sown
George II. Underblll
“It Be‘IbIr-u’ sauce.
If! mum or nation, Vt cdneldsy ofternoon,
from the following named rem who
is ozot the not to vote or the city elowon Session
:61 ‘natn 6 orient lrtdsy evening. for the
puny-we If :iurg thud an orwunity of carol)-
7119000!!! blARLB l Board
' TIWIAS C 1. AV AKAfrfln- of
#7: Wu.” Al 8 llOl.‘ TON, l Reedstratforr.
For Sale.
' Woke-cam: lain sum. luv too and 1oz,
Arm “the latex". Elma Byxbcs will he
“Sunburn”; If purrbared at once. Ill-Io, art
d the brow-NM furniture Inquire st too sin
it, on Weill”.
Will Sell at Public Auction
At Voucher- Mount Ionic Roll llloc
”Friday Evening, Sept. 28,
81'" 0 CLOCK.
Chairs. Tables. Glass Ware,
. Crockery, Spoons,
D. PAXC‘HZR.
fulfill}. Aurtiowr we'll" '2!
filllllllll lllll Tfillllllll
{funnier Raising.
(“53. 8A)! HE]; P. CAREY
brood-tarmac.“ on flu mum of
Tm" REPOBH
aIIlIIIt Hall, titular, in! 21%.
l
, iron one.
hr loss IIII.I..
lair-tau hour.- I. rim-III
l
1 norm n
l
pecker.
rut III III Parr no.
1810118 lslafltreet,
Osborn Ave», Ball Noun-Ill.
TERI! desirable Ind pleasant mldcucel for
Isle. Price reasonable and terms
hurtllmof TAYLOR I: 00 ll.
Real Mauritanian: ltxcban Boom
Washington so, So. Norm
Building Stone for sale.
(‘00!) Building Stone for ale by the
1 lord, you! or foot, delivered. There
atom are quarried will-Men: not! are the
seven. or
best that out be a
“”13
'v'r harmonic
Factory To Let.
1‘1": Largo Factory riled for that-rt three yes"
by the south Narwolk ”Hat lanafacturing
Company.“ Supplied with an firmer boiler; strip
sine for mannfaztu «manufacturing
lithium. Apply to mull H. KNAI’P
mtf South Norwnlk, Lona.
D‘Anxzinr. CONN.
MRS. MEAD'S HOME SCHOOL
run Innis AND roe so LADIES
it October 4 at the Dorian Seminary Bulld-
iuz. C allege pvt-m dependent: mil
MU :m'. Alrl' as LAW mans landmlp
tedeellseleywithoutfunbuenlllw cum
time. n15 1w
Electlou Notice.
"crewman, voters, of the Town of
'1‘meme
lltlt
the Miami“ Town
I!
warned
mu-ummnuuu
ouloaday,the 5m dly of WJ was.
fortheeteetlonof de-flofmlkeleetlm
d-mitueoftbmw aderthe net ten
umlgm'gummw aim for thawmm of two. l;
m ofKorwnlk III
toes of the m of.”
out for the Count ”Me”. All
ma Town of Nmk out be elected by
the up": will be If
the city llnll haiku?
of Soul: f‘cvwnlk
and at them
work, for lie third votl
FRANKLIN A 1'0
'IIA.8 n. I! 'l'nnvoofNorwalk.
w
mutter-alt. Ital. tats doyofflevt, that
in llavilaod street, in the city
or the stand roll dings:
Notice.
Till HMO“ of the Town of Wk. Parr
Isl (:mly.t!nnneetleat. are hm smiled
Win-lethal”
allot twenty
of.lorwalk
fifwlkvlgmm cloud by“
II will
“fathom off-idem and the
beopvufonknu’mld '
attic? Terrell-twee
[trill thumllic balm
Sduolof Slmtluml, Typewriting
Ill Business Wm
ovens Wednesday, Sept. 19th,
tantrum
manor-u
III-«Wm
m; find”.
aod-nmwmcr.
and valuohle
Snowintowrtveillog itfum for lb
ml: or by installments at as
petition. Parties desiring no mall at No
to Rt. ‘ 8t, (my. limo tf
luslc Hall. South 1(0er
‘ Ono N13188:
nun“, 5m. 2
Thefilerlllgm.
Mr. Frank Klldu
In Boucluult'a Greet mm
pponen monarch. m
5" “sigmoffitfibm
acan noon ovmscnm 1.
Union Square By mush. Box ,,
Street, Five Points. lie.
AN ARMY 0P PIOPLE 0x '1'!!! ”‘6’.
Greatest Fire Scene Ever W‘ I, .
Scale: for Isle at urns! placer.
Ilanbury. Faif
Oct. 3d to 81h.
CATTLE 311W Inch 9;
TROTTING,
wznnnsrmv. may. nut
arm campus. -
DAILY RAILWAY EXCUBSTOHS.
Send for heminrn List.
September 21th.
Trottln ..
gent!!!“
B. 0. LYNES, Sec, Danbury, Goon
KISS WWW! i
Boarding and Day School
English Branches. The Languages
Musi_c____ and Ari.
WMentlISebol-ttcyecbeglason
Thursday, Sept. 27th
Thenctrool homilybeen world.
time have been ladeto
n is desirable mu III-um rural-tutu
shuMMMum'flafimaflcmM
kordrculannpplytotbcl’rlndpal,
“W27 mil 1.3m
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RSAthbefollowingdelaibedm
mwmm of Retell n. W.
one "lull .
deer, betweeu'l'hirdand Fourth
of R larvln, Booth Novwalka'
Weld. Exec-tom '
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