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I ._ , :l:zg,‘: :31: :23: key a m This morning at 3 o'clock an alarm lowing “5“me 0' 39‘“ “was“? ad started a?) Wain: avenue. They abunter- accumulating in the uatidual truaury {fifflflflw.___w mu , ' '
0” urntiers-rollermount-willow- of fire was sounded. Tim occupants of Th"“""’°°"“ ""0 ’3 ”0” 'W'" ’ marched ”WM “m. “,1 "mm“! u, .1” "mum it no; he admitted m. of v“ - If m 0‘ If I ”a a ll . 1-0 m, ,
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. Concord strum. ow
No II, Paul’a midtown, ."0. ll) Concord Itrcrt, and
all factories.
Ho. )0. la flfurfi. corner of Ann attract; key at
Wolf a calm and all flcmnitl.
No. 15, cum corner of Bayvicw avenue; key
at Drain-man's mldciwe.
anctancm.
ire It 12 o'clock noon for Standard Time.
01:51::ng of the bell (thun l-I) signifies the is
L .
”Tuna atrokcir of the bell 2hr“ 1-H) alpine. the
city water in to he tumor! 0 .
~ imvrit‘c-rton 10 in! 110mm.
U ltlvre infatuation of 'flre in your home
dhtmglrbmhmd unlock the, ix door: pull fflt'
hook all llic way down once only, and lot the hook
; nhut up the box and do not llpclt or touch the
Eek Iain until the next tire in your neighborhood.
' Do not attempt to rerunvc tit» key from the door.
The Chief Engineer will see “tat; 11’3”"?er [so m
l . 5A 1! r .
”W p “6 Chief Engineer.
Weather Bullntln.
Warmer: westcrly winds.
hllnluture Almanucfifor I‘d-Morrow.
High tide Inw tide Sun rises Sun riots
10.52 4.09 5. 5.28
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Sportsmen are out in full force today.
The game law was off Monday.
Inst. night there was a heavy frost and
ice was formed in many places.
The Methodth parsonage in tho bor-
ough is having a new roof put on.
Piaisted’s.
The Nurwalk Lock Co. shut (down to-
day to make repairs in their watcr’pipce.
George Wood and family, of East
Norwalk, are allrllding the Dunbury fair
May. ... _ ,,
Thu Baxter grounds are Hdvr‘tflsi‘d to
letiutbrs tactic for izflml’fi and Sl’llfhl'" (l.A.R. last night rim ulzitfwr u! a
eoldtem monument wasdrecurmcd not it
all kinda.
They report a fine time.
the Dubr’lfll‘lll of J. \V. & M. 5. Smith's
More. An entrance was forcvrl to the
llafit‘mt'nl and a stream of WltlH’ turned
on the fire. The flaunt-s went. to the store-
and Chief McGowan bent out a second
alarm at 3:30 o'clock. It did not take
long to extinguish the damn, but the
gonda wpre badly damaged by water and
smoke. V/ ‘ '
J. ‘W. Smith catimatcu his loan at $35,-
000. They are insured for $27 000, $l2,~
000 with 0. E. Wilson and $15,000 will:
Taylor d: Golden.
The firm will'not probably roopcn until
they get to their nf’W quarters. .
Thc origin of the fire is unknown. At
first it was aopoosed that it was from the
I’H’BU’L but an rxamiuatmn proved that
that was imposs'ble.
, Po onal lcntlon.
Mrs. A. B. Smith is clapping at
Sriiilh's island.
James Winters, of New Haven. is vi:-
rting friends in the borough.
Mien Bertha Ste-verve, of thc borough,
is vraltlng frlcoda in llanbury.
Miss Aritlic dell, of the borough, is
Hailing friends in Dunbury.
Lucy Fagan, of Portcheeter, is visiting
relatives on Cross atreet, borough.
Mr. and Mrs. Silvermail of New Haven
are spending a few weeks in the borough.
Clllr-f Engineer McGowan and Arctic!-
arlt Engineer Baker attended tin: fire-
mcn's parade at sing Sing ycetcrilny.
The Soldier» Monument.
At the uwcting of Buckinghitrri I'm-l1
a Free-Trade party or it is nothing."-
lr.ui.«ville Courier-Jon mill.
"I Will Juut may to the curator that if
there til any one thing in this world the
average Texan would go any number of
miles out of bin way to kick and kill and
dr’dlfl)” it iii a protective tariff.”-t§cnalor
Uoke, democrat of Texan.
"The democratic party in a Free-Trade
party, a. it it nothing. Tim democratic
party will make a Free-Trude tight in
idol. If It loner», it will make another in
15.35. T he conflict bNWlfefl Free-Trade
VHlld Protection Ill irreprvilaibln and must
be bought out to tho bittrr criil."~llenry
Watvrson.
“I drain.- Free-Trade, and I will not
hl‘lp to perfect any law that stands in the
way of Free-Trude."—Rugvr Q Mills.
"All Trade almuhl lw as fret us possi-
bli'."-—Speuker Carlisle.
procession then went down Main street
to Concord strut, to Chestnut street, to
Monroe street. and from them went to
Must: Hall. Many residences along the
lion of March were illuminated. Among
them were U. E. Harris, Major James 0.
Crown, Mayor-elect Comatock, William
H. Baxter, Charles F. Bullock and E. 8.
Hull.
Iowa, made a strong appeal for protec-
tion. Ila commenced his address by
congratulating the Republicans of Nor-
walk on Monday’s victory. He then
spoke of tho men who composed tho
Democratic ways and mean committee,
and the peculiar arithmetic the chair—
man from Texas, Mr. Mills, used in fig- '
uring averages. Mr. Hepburn raid the
Mills bill was a sectional measure. The
North bud nutdonc' the South in
“Mr. Cleveland has burned his ships:
he statute; llt‘fOl’t.’ the Country its tlrri
charm Inn of Frec-Trarlc against Protechr
ion. ll hem re-t-lccted, Protection will
have ft't’t’ll’t’d its dt’alh blow."——Hcrl‘ry
(ii-org». "
“i am a Free-'1 rudcr. The Mill» bill is
a stop in that direction. Th» only fault
I haw to find is that till:. step is not long
vtiougll. Wewill curry on an aiggrcii-iivr-
carripriign. All our efforts will lit? iii,
nc‘wl to confine» the) ruler: tint the
Bill ltrielf is not Frau-Trade. Wc'w got
to do this or be defeatrd."——Uoiigrcns-
man Breckenridge, of Alkallhai.
"If this liill "loans anything it means
a long etrp inward Frr-e—Trarlv, hl‘thuHe
it has put many of our leading product-
ltlfl-t on the fit" list."—t7ungrve.~ruan
Linnplwll (Dorm). Ulilu.
"Add to ill? flirt: list 31-; many articles
J'i‘l‘rtlfiifl‘i‘. Reillltfi’ duties upon every
Munib»-r* of t'irmll’lny' 1: who have committeu wail appiiutcd turmoil-r ti'lilti
Qualifiedpxdt shoot for state badges rrcxt Douglas hm‘" 1"“ 5” as m 5" m" 3 "ll would "'5 a glo“"“'~’ W“=‘“‘"m3”0"
Wednesday. _ fl H
The Iron Work» (To. cloecd thin after-
noon to lrt their employees go to the
Danbury Fair.
Deputy Sheriff Tuner, of Norwalk, is
one of the death watch on the murderer
to be hung to-morrow.
The borough Republicans have caught
tho: inspiration and are organizing a
marching elu‘o. ~ .--. ,
Capt. Harry Hu'ilrl’ has sold his sloop
to parties in Stair-lord. Sn.- was one of
the fastrst boats in the harbor.
George: Brown was tried before Judge
Sellcclr yesterday for assault. He was
found guilty and fined $3 and costs.
The Democrats have rented the build-
iug formerly occupied by W. S. Crofut
for thrir headquarters and will open the
rooms this evi ning.
A mouse is raining hamc with a piano
in R. M. Rose's house in .lir- borough.
Mr. R1398 would like to have some one
tell him how to get it out.
The South Nurwafk Steam Laundry
Inc 8 very pretty wagon out for dl'llvrr-
in; and collecting laundry. This Will
lave custorncrea great deal of trouble.
No action was taken by the Nurwnlk
Congregational church last night on ac-
count of the small number present. The
meeting was adjourncd until Friday the
12th.
William Tristram and Miss Emma
Lyon of this city are to be married next
Wednesday evening in Brookeidc chapel.
Rev. C. M. Selleck will perform the cere-
mony.
Manager Hamilton went to Danbury
ycatorday to witncss the ball game. He
laya hit only regret is that the Yalca
didn’t run across the path of the Nor-
walka.
The Stamford News is now a daily
paper. In Geo. Surfer the proprietor
iadoiug his beat to give the people a
bright, newcy sheet and we hope i..-
; wtllsuccced. ~ --. g
The New Havens and Yalca p' .ycd a
garlic of ball yeaterday in Dunl'my. Sufi
flint! played chart Mop and euotuiued
hla excellent reputation. . no score was
' «Fro-h cocoauutwmacaroons at W. B.
Seymour’s, OS Walbington street...
On account of the Democratic banner
in the borough interfering with the tele-
phone wirea, the committee have decided
not to put it out again until better ar-
rauxcmcnts can be made.
Roll. A. W. Teuuoy will addraor the
Mot Norwalk and vicinity in the
Opera Home thin evening on the tour-
. theampaign. Everybody la luvitad,‘
hardn- of party. The gallery will be
”all for Mice.
in” mm. for building the new
platinum the Mandated road.
have barn awarded and tha work will be
what once. The moon II to be
mauflhflmlumfm the Roa-
qua , r wlll ha ugly-algal
Vivrtaarfakaltwflftv-ou feat,“
land make it neither a city or borough“.
which Would be central and Ill u sulllllilrl
place. Buckingham Post curlirriittw. l
will confer with a C'Jfllllllllutfi from
[paucity FwWIH' Post and téw twin that»
will be mum] on the question of locality
affair but a town affair. The coturriiuw
appointed by Buckingham Post tillflnlsls
of the followrng gi-ritlernvn: (I. 1‘. Innru- i
is, J. L. Ambler, (1'. W. lily nl'lfttf, Alli-n l
Dauchy, S. B. Slirirwimil and J. E. I
ll’rxom.
“Free Trade."
Tlir- Democratic party. which has
Grow-r Cleveland for its Ham-ml, my:
the wage earners nnrrii duos nut want
any protection to speak l'lfh-Pfltllsgh far .
rvrenuc only. To placc the wag.» vitrrl- :
er of tin- north un :i lrvnl Wllh lhv‘,
have a man rizinwil Mill-i of Tr‘xm. till
draft a bill that rinks-rt the Srrftflt‘l’ft,
wage carrier's victmls (r-ummml and ‘
salt pork} the bi“ of fare ill tho Snutlivrri,
negro.
Look at the manufacturing intwrwt of l
Fairfivld Ciunty. lerr an: 7L3 crumb",
italiments With 18 million dollars inn-qr- '
ed, 19 thousand hands employed; "I“ l
results or produta of their labor is 29:
million dollars, or 6 hundred dollars for
ouch hand employed. Look at the whole
State of Texas where negro labor in used.
Therc are three thousand manufacturing
establishments with 10 million dollars
invested, 12 thousand hands employed;
the results or product of their labor in 20
million dollars, or 3 hundred dollar» for
each hand cmplovml. How do you IlkP
it voter? Do you want to work furl!
hundred dollara a year on the free trada
reform, or do you want protection and 6
hundred dollars a year? If you want
tbefllOO vote the Republican ticket on
the 6th of November next. If you want
mow your vote for Texas and free
trade, known in the north as the Demo
cratic party and reform.
l
Uncut SAM.
ltldloflultl is all flight.
Ridgcficld did not go Democratic on
Monday an the newspapers of that party
are clainung.~ The poll» in that town
close at 1 o'clock on town meeting day
and only half a vote is polled. 0f the
ticket voted on that day 189 were Ro-
publicau and only 93 Democratn.
Geo. Louuabury, who further alum that
Riduofleld will give for Harrison her
usual large Republican majority.
for ’Im Place.
A great amount of polltlcial engineer-
ng will be done by friends of candidates
to more for their man the that place on
the ticket. and the heat man will prob
ably more the coveted M- Then if
thorium by the majority or the people,
the election la around. Electric Bitten
has been put to the fmntumorltvpau-
ed upon, baa beau ludorvsd, and unable
woolly liven the 11mm. among rout.
lulu pocularly adapted to the relief and
uuroofall Dina-a- of the Kidneys, Liver
and stomach. Electric Bitten, burr;
guaranteed to a safe favour-ant. Prim
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We get the above information from 1"”
rl-iilmin rliziciv- l-J this luwwt point
pr...-rtturf—Sucrczary Faircliilsl.
town united 0“ 3 suitable “mum" in! tirisilclmtwould wroiny lint-egerrtle-
Some» are in fav-vr 0f gazing a l’ i” “ll men tilt the other shit? join in this invoca-
land from Marvin Bruthvrs on the lrl’lllrm to pan and to typo and to tho
angular lot in from of tilt' Armory[pranwu hour-t mun, h, clcurtlm way
tor iirliisl) Condor) frcc tradc."-—5.S. Cox.
"’l’lmt llllut’ll.g tzirlfl' must go:" "the
Pnnml ”allot of l’ruitw'tmn." "it i-i a
plum rr ('i’n’ll (mu vf tlic democratic tinc-
tr'im- that lunar ('Jlll be collected ful’ rrv-
villi-t only ;" " l‘.il- n-curit begun in 18‘0
by drumming; llw irritrmterce with all
unions, in lullrimul in 1556 by u plr-dge
or Itl’tlgn'm‘lYi' ffi're truilrf' "llcrc is a
“filil'll law of tho party cliowufg that
at only ctttgv‘ of ”in halllin'd hirtriry,
the democratic party. the party of Jeff-
erson, Jackson, of Clt'twlultd, has con-
tended for tit-.- largest freedom of trade
cunslotcnt With the ilnznarlil of unecon-
omlcaf gnvcrnrrient for annual ri-wnuvf
-ll»nry Wuttrr‘run.
"I am for Grover Clrvelanil, because l
at“ n free trailer. We pruprruc tn elect
Southern negro, the Dnntncmm, party litre/Vol Linn-laud, mew... at p”; m. has
r'lut utod the- democratic stundurd against
the rubber and fraud, protection,”
lli-nry (Morgen 7
"Mr. McCumm (r.-p.)-—-lltu any friend
of [bid bill in tlm dvbutc uttered one
w-'l.lt’ll(}r‘ in favor of the American tariff
.—y-tr-ni, which lllhtltltlllllalt’tt in favor of
Utr,‘ from" pfudutlt'f arid laborer?
"Mr. lloupur (ilnrrl.)~Nti, tllvn- was no
on», and you will not find any democrat
t . uitcr one. '—(Jull. rply ut'closc of de-
in... on Mills bill.
It in certain that the arguments which
l’ruiidcnt Cleveland urgml or" those
which Uodden tlm'ol to employ 45 youth
ago, and which any fro» 1"“in could
employ uow."—-l.umlnri 'l'llnr-ii.
"Tricnliwrt lltr' Ullllul Hum-u i-i ltl-
ffl‘t‘tf a triumph. Tflr' Cobilvu Umll will
hwncefurli'. wt up it special nitriuc for the
woraliip of i’ri-aiilnrit Cleveland, and
trend him all its publications gratin. Gobi
den fnumlcd “'t'f‘ trade; Cleveland saved
it. Such la the burilt-u of the song all
through England ll)-dl]:"~—Mt’fllm of
Parliament. by cable, to New York Her
all].
Why should any true democrat takr»
to thc woods when free trade, the truv
watchworrl of the campaign in men.
trotted? President Cleveland rounded
the hwy-note in but "insane and clinched
ll. In his letter of acceptance,altbougb
he took pain. to qualify the terms of ex-
prcuion. This waa, no doubt, done to
pleura some of the ulncoinpoopaln the
pay who arc foolish enough to think
that the mum regard the name as con
tlouahlu. Free tradeta popular and
should be inscribed on our haunt-m with
the unmo- of Cleveland and Thurman.
When the Democrat» made their aaaault
on protection and on protected articlu,
they aroused a degrco of enthusiasm
amour: the rank and file of the party
which can only beaupprcaacd by begging
the blue. Let them undertake to do
that. and defeat awaits them aura an
late. We anaert boldly that where our
vote in lost on this free trade issue, too
will be ”tumult. Y. Democrahscpt. 19.
luukln'a Avalon lat”.
Tbsbeotaalvsln the world for Cuts,
Brulaoa. Born. mourn, Salt Rheum.
Pam Iona, Tatar, Chipped Halide.
Utiltbtataa. Coma. and all Okla Eruption.
audwfliflycumfthorno pay".
gutted. ft in guaranteed to am par-
taat um. or nanny-refund“.
“Illumination“ Lama’s
finale-attained. Portal- byOIlaa
m.
’ Illn-
it‘d“.
rnanufactories and did it under protect-
In 1860 for the first time in the
lliiafory of our country we knew what
our wraith was. It was fourteen billion
dollars. Twenty years later it increased
to forty-three billions. He believed that
protrctrrm was the cause of the great in-
Cl’t’tlrll’. If this country is prosperous the
people must be cuntmted. lf contented
thoy must have good wages and happy
homes. He said that the manufacturer
half tho benefit of free raw material.
According to tho United States law
the sugar refiner received crude» sugar
and paida duty of 2* cents. H» was
given back that duty when be shipped
the sugar out of the country.
Gristle umountmgto $650,000,000 were
imported last year. Mr. Hepburn thought
it would be batter to secure our home
market bcfurc looking fora foreign mar-
ket. The republican party is a party of
the workingmen. it war brought into
existence to dignity labor and not to
allow one man's labor tobcowned by
another. He then told how the repub-
lican party found labor and what it wan
today. His appeal to the [young men
who were to cut their first vote in Nov»
author was very fine and madcagood
impression on his hearers
The rally was a grand ,sttcceilo in every
particular and the number provnd bim-
sc’f to be our: of the best in the field.
I-ZNTEIITAI 5'.“ EN“.
Clair-o Scott Tmnlght.
Miss (Yiaire Scott will apporrr at Music
Hall [cl—flight in "MaryJQuPen of Scots."
The Boston Herald says: "Miss Claire
Scott began a week's engagement at the
Windsor yesterday, and 'etanding room
only’ grvete-d the late comers at this pop-
ular resort lazit evening. The play was
“Mary, QM": nf Scans," and in this
piece, strong in pathos and powerful cit-
uatiou, Mice Scott has unlimited oppor-
titnitics to test her worth an an non-mar.
Sin,» was cupporterl by Mr. b'. K. Unborn,
wcll and favorably known here."
The Modern Hercnlu.
Among the great company from Miri-
cr's’l‘tleulrc, who appear at Music Hall
on Monday evening, in Sebastian Miller
of Munich. lbc strongcat man in the
world. He is marvelous and trulya most
wonderful man, who, recently upon a
large wager, llflod thirty-nix hundred
pounds. The New York Daily Sun. in a
column article opeaks of one of Miller's
great exhibition of etreuirth. At the 58
street brewery upon a wager of 8200
Miller declared he could hold any team
of two horses they might select. 80 two
powerful gray-r, the finest in the com-
puny'a stable, were hitched up into one
of tltcir largo delivery wagons, Miller
stationed himself with both band
clutched to the whifletrces, and it was
allowed that the hornet could be started
in anyway desired, and after several un-
auccuarlful attempts the driver and an
Baal-taut took chub born by the bridle,
aa a laut mart triad to move th. wagon
in that way. To the aurpriae of the
lockers on the whifletreou broke in Kil-
lr-r'a band and the wagon remained sta-
tionary. He won the wager.
Common council.
The Common Council held a meeting
Int evening and ordered bill. paid
amounting to 02,941.02.
It waa voted to lettbo town one the
police rooms for rrglrtrara’ meeting and
voting at the November election.
The petition of E. A. Woodwardpre-
lasting Quintard avenue to the city was
referred to the committee on strata and
aidelvalkr.
Petition of Mrs. A. Dibble for the no
tension of the attest now open from
Bouton attest to bottle built by Nelaou
F. Spear continuing weamly to Elm
Grove alrect, was referred to a apeclal
committee. 8. D. For and Jam 0.
Crone.
The petition of the Old Well Book a
mono... not to uaa the harm» of
Guy nail fora lockup wast referred to
the mmlttaa on fire department.
Petition of John J. Gaps to furulab a
grade forum» and mm- on Golden
Hill-tract, from chapel attract to Bay
ftdoaa
’l
3W:
”Astotlie article of lumber, I again
remind the House that there baa never
been a tax upon this article. The
gentleman from Ohio may talk on this
qtteatiouaa he pleasea; but I say that
wherever the western frontiersmau
undertakes to make for himself a home,
totlllthoaoil, tocarry on tho bualuoaa
At the ball Hon. W. A. Hepburn, of “life. he needs lumber for‘biu cabin.
he needs lumber for his fence, he needs
lumber for his wagon or cart, he needs
lumber for his plough, he needs lumber
for almost every purpose in his daily
life.”
Congress concluded to tax this “front-“
icraman” as well as other consumers of
lumber. The tax is no more for the
benefit of those who use lumber than it
was at the time Mr. Blaine so strenuous.
ly opposed it.
it may be urged that some benefit ac-
crues to the laboring men from this
duty, that the American wood choppers
receive higher wages than they would if
lumber came in free. If that were the
case it would simply be taxing the
“frontiersman” for the benefit of the
wood choppers of Michigan. But it is
not the case. One of the curious features
of this lumber tariff is that it brings the
American workingman into direct com-
petition wiih foreign labor. or course a
large market for Canadian lumber ill on
off by the duty imposed by the United
States. Incidentally it may be remark-
ed that the duty operation as a bounty for
the destruction of our own forests. Now
notice how the duty helps the American
workiugmen. Mr. Hepburn of Iowa
said in Congress only five years ago:
“Here is a dIfIi-rcnce, it seems to me,
between the position of this now under
consideration and any of tho other pro-
tected industme of the mumry. it is
claimed that the reason why this pmo
tectton should be given is to protect the
laborer and yet a gentleman speaking by
authority of the state of Michigan only a
few days ago in another place admitted
that 10,000 or more laborers from the
Dominion of Canada each winter cros-
the river or an imaginary line and be-
come compatriots with our people in the
forest» nf Michigan. We know that in
Maine it hi an easy matter to introduce
all the- cheap labor—the pauper labor if
you choice—from Canada. Now why
should we offer this bonus ti that clue
of laborers?"
So much for the way American labor
is benefitted by the duty on lumber.
We believe the Mtlla bill is right in put-
tinglumlmr on the free list where Mr.
Blaine said some years ago it should be
kept.
There are, however, men to whom thia
duty on lumber has been a great advan-
tage, We rotor to the “lumber barons”
who, protected by a tariff have by their
control of the market amassed millions
of dollars wrung from the necessities of
the American people. We have just
seen that they do not use their money to
pay gr-ncroua wages to American labor.
They him wbr-re llu‘y can hircthe cheap.
at and Canadian wood choppers cross
thaline by thousands to work in the
forests of Maine and Michigan. The
monopolist is protected against Canadian
lumber but the workingmau in not on»
tented against Canadian labor.
It is announced in the papers that the
pnvatc car of one of there lumber mill.
ionsres is to convey Mr. Blaine to the
west where he is to make acme speeches
in which if he follows out his own pm
gramme the quertlon of wage. will be
made prominent. It will be interesting
to learn what he has to any to the Michi-
gan Iumberman on that point. At to
trurta, the guest of Mr. Carnegie and
(ion. Alger naturally think. they are
private affairs with which no one has
any particular right to interfere. The
American people, however. aa they come
muni clearly to understand than and to
see that they are directly featured by our
unequal tariff, will, we are sure, bold
quite a different opinion.
D D
0
Who would mpcct from lfr. Hep—
burn‘a remarke at Ilualc Hall fact even-
lnx that the lifts bill made any "duct.
ton in the duty on aunt? Such an ad-
min-ion would of count bavetuterfomd
arrloualy with bio demonstration that
“Prion for 4 per cent. Govern-out
bouda advanced to m yuurday. at
whichflxurathaflamtaryofthc‘l’uaa-
I
cram, . Roman-lord to “ratify
ltrvlf :ltll such a continual laaaotal,
Vlsvsvauuamraaduda mutation 1'0””
Bushman he became the only postman.
Mwhoworkadhiawayupfmuundo
Wank; Bahqflnacflveaadally,
andrdainaln’aaarth V
Bobuucfichenckis ,aadhdill
wail knows figure in W
Ba ant-red Congress 1 ,
butbla ”public-Irv“
um WW‘
Matilde prints rel-vies totho
”Humor-him wayorluatruo
flour in the acloucoot poker playing. no
uylthatiho bulataly cured abad cavaof
Bright'adlaaaaabydrlnkiugmflkandaating
almatnofhing.
quit-a
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E
Justice William Strung, of the Unitall
Mummmmhmwym
otage. Hols a talhflne looking manwbo
domnotappearto be more than do. Ilia
cleuucutfaceruunbles Ghdcfoudnthough
lttauotaowrlnklad. Justice Strong arm
:ogsugaactiv cascvar. VBekaa hiasularyof
1. ram,“ agood,’incmne builds,
buthevtilllecturaon constitutional lawln
one of the Washington ”hook, and m,
timgivuprofnionaladvioc.
1a. Lilla,ofOockc, Tenn..la 110 year!
oldandbaadocumenutoproveit. luboyo
hood huworkedon a farm. Porfaty-dvo
yearshevraaaBaptiat praachcraud to now
fnruung' ugliu.‘ Hoiahaleand handyman
pmpcnyto hiachildrcn for {our theywill
lquundcrit. Lutvrinta-hedcaudtwom
of virginforuatvrithoutavsiatuuca. Bossy-
bomber-urban hi- fatber came home
from thoRevolntianarywar,hia feet blood-
:"sioWW-M “m ......
or .
pictmuqua.
tantalum is an accomplished horseman
andcunwialdaawordwithakill and vigor.
Ha always wears a Cblneaacoatnmo. Sky
bill! tunic, red silk puntaleuundupllhil
gtvahtmaluxuriouslyofllttalappaarm.
Ithtoldtbutafcwynanamiuaxorth—
mam-nun
Gladdone I'm out walking one Sunday
eveningwbentheyhcardaoundaot
wmlngfromanoldbaru. After-aura
fatten they «imam no firm
that they flayed to the endoftboacrvloa.
Thomonthatocmsioumpmachadby 5’“
alfethodlatlocalbmthcr, who van a poor.
hard working, indultnoua' man. Service
concluded, the right honorable gent-lunar
had a conversation with theprucherund
oueofthemtoldbimhebadueverheardthe
Gapel prucbod Io faithfully and so well in
Iii-lira Mm .
a aatldactory
offline ”Willa-(Patti bemudoa vmnav
aorta c a n2 9
out it 91‘5th 8 001.1)". “can.
. ,. . Wool-In: and Ira-Int.
wattage luv-in: airlock-W
out mmm’ .souu larvalir, our.
lloror '1'. lat. ,.
let IF
Aflmmm to .‘
quire at the store, No. or lulu ulcer, mirth
Newark. . om tw
To Let.
THREE Cottage-l on Woodward avenue, and up
parrot non-eon Arch atvcet. App? to
ortzt EA WOODWA D.
, V For hula.
chairman arm fitme‘nv. zoo and tar.
citate oflhc luelra. Eliza Byabee, will bc
void at a‘banatn if pnrcltavcd at once. Alec,
ofthe household furniture. inquire at too all:
St. on premlaev. I67
1'
' 1.3.
new 31.1.00!me bu moved to No. 0
Day direct. where the will continue Drum
making by the ideal Taylor System. Patronage ro-
llc'lled. an“! iv
'l'o Ilen‘ t.
I. OUSIou Futon not, known all "The Scribner
Place," fireman». Rent 550 a mouth.
Apply to J. L. lCllABDS.
acct 1w 4! Wear rtmt.
Emilie for Sale.
good accoudbaud 12112 lfarirtc lattice. for
rzalc wrap. apply to W. H. H011 t 301‘.
aux. t
Carriage For Sale.
Carri . it l u
AMT-OLA“ TwaivSeat 02;“), Yp’h y
run if it lain mt, south rim-ix.
Safe for sale.
SMALL Safe. in an order. Combination
lock. Apply at & Whitehead: roar-
kct. sugar!
Osborn Ava, But Hour-III.
TERI! dedrablo and plant rufdeaas for
sale. Prices revocable and term
Warninatou scald. Norwsl .
2; GREAT REMIDIES combinari in Hair”! Syrup
v of Tar, WildChcrr and Borehoanirbc hurt
Cough Syrup and Lung‘alaam in the warldfil teat!
.fiwe'alllhri' ligating: for (3er p i? it???“
So u u. e genuine on y no
[tonight theolgunrcof Jam! Balrhrndinkw
m . Hair's Pharmacy, manufacturer».
W“-
onu. out to tuck
George I. Unduhlll
uowtu town still-g Honcho“ attic! for
earlier by luatallmtl at prices (no
little. Partiu desiring bvrgalu can call at No.
6 Raymond at. City. warm it
Factory To Let.
HEMP-crow and for the-last three year!
:I by tbs south Nervalk Bat launfactartug
our
. I! lied with an Ry boiler; mite
able i3." nmftt or «manufacturing
barium. Apply to JOHN it ”in”.
ad: if South k,
District of Norwallt, u: Probate
Court, September 18th. A. D.. 1888.
Brittle of KLIZA BYXBIB, late of Norwalk, in
said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and rllowerl at: month: from the date
hereof for the Creditors of raid estate to exhibit
their claim.- for settlement. Those who neglect to
prevent their coconuts, properly attelttd. within
laid time, Will be dcbarred a recov . . All persona
indebted to raid Estate are regular: to make tui-
mcdtatc payment to
, SARAH l‘. NEWCOMB,lxcr-ntrix.
vetflattaw No. 23‘! Walmhvt.. Brooklyn, N. Y
BXECU’I'OII’D SA LE 01’
REAL ESTATE l
130}! SALI. the following dmrlbed tract! of land
a lothceatau of "until it Keclcr,
one tractat null kwtthdwefliugou thaw-t
rtdeof the Nona Illla my; one tract at
Ely'a Nectar: Lexington avenue, with dwallla
ham; one building lot on First amine, Dr
17am. fifty frat front and one hundred and aftv
flit lfarvlu, South Kuwait or It. 3. Iain.
llldmlvld. Executor-v. auwtf
The South Not-walk
STEAM Lllllllllll
IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
In the bulldlul formal occu rd h the booth
Norwalk Beutlli'gl. , pl y
0n Elizabeth Street.
vii-octan- Work cur-ulna. he latent lut-
mueatmrymd. ‘ooodlcallal for and de-
2. n. maroon, Prop.
ocular
humiliate
tribe. emulated lug-run
thsbllllrasootloualmearurc. In” f0- mm”... ...... . ..... mm»:
doctiououaugarwaa nastto the largest hast 1b.... .'.'.'.'.2 Wu
of any lchadulaluthahlll, nearly 312,- &$%,MM; :
000,000.audtha duty was lowered from “We“; . ...:a:
78 to w p... «at, mmm"::z:z.zzzzz;:r"m" ‘ "'i'liafil'.
. 1“”. 'I
“08¢an mum“ mm“ km ......a...-.- .....m...“ ..... ”fig
unencumfiarrlaou' 'apollcyofdlrpoa- ”Muir-ata- """ 33.33.3332 " '
lag of the surplus by buying bouda at
tbomarketpmnluuu:
Counters.
THE-
lltmll Pilllll‘llllllt lulu].
School of Shorthand, Typewrifing
and Business Correspondence,
Opens Wednesday, Sept. 19th,
I}! Amm' 31.005,
51 Atlantic Street, Sta-ford, (toss.
Thlaklloolwlllbemderthcrm-t
andluatru‘ti'l‘onwaf Ills. II. “lg!“ ' late
ace-manager a
acipal flanfoer’d, Cola.
mm
Young lulla- aud gent denim of acquiring a
borough practical knowledge of W
Writingwlrha view of haw-ring court
pbcrr. W, or was
uftkcargwil Iudlbtn training-about.
In many ornaahx. [in m trim army
tine. individual instruction, no class work.
B'Gradaatu Isolated to good paying povltloaa
Instr-calm By lull a specialty.
Form kW
(ignorant-am" I .l.‘.
a Principal.
Bennett & lllll ll
(sperm to m it Whitehead.)
28 lair 8mm, 80. limit
tuna-n. at up.“
Al WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -
.~»~.c ”ma—...... ... ......
TWO
groom. m
Music Hall. South Nomalld
Tllllllilllll, 88!. ill. 1888. °
THE EVENT OE'lllE SEASON. f, ,
an Annual rant-it tum
‘V 'm-m
”L
Alumnus“! P , r
a! ”MIMI“. ;‘
annutrsuar. and?
The Grandest Attractionof them
Music Hall, South Norwalk.
Monday L'vening, Oct. 8.
Direct from linen Mm, 12w York.
i‘" William Muldoon"
-——-m M
HORSE SHOE FOUR ‘ *
4 mind! comm. ‘
And-amblagcofsumarldom ifcvtr equaled
in America. Novena l ft m.
Iv act wm’r‘rhu‘f‘aadwrfcw.
onlrtvc W or
Eldon. fun”.
The World'r Famous Do The Silk Worn.
“w“ ”“3”" ma tram. unit.
The Cos m Mons m
our-3r..." 1" tram.“
W‘ Lateat WW The W My
Sebastian Miller, Qnututc,
uncommon...“ 411...]1'2.‘ I .1
lautatbc World.
Re-cmbarh’ it 1
ill to tip line! Wt] m
mumox. - . into-uracil"?
“madamrmitkwt extractions.“ adv-u ‘
Ilanbury lair. ,'
Oct. Rd to 6111a.
tutu with mom
TROTTING
manna; ”MAY, "IDA!
A!” SATURDAY.
DAILY RAILWAY Bxccitsrotts.
«...—...... .
“for Premium Lint. Truth. dare
Wham . {Mk
3. O. LYNES, Sec, Danbllry, Conn. .
FOR SALE. 1
Emma mu
m MOSS into. we
neural-teat MIDI In Imam
mourn a'r
Becker’s
hilt all fall Purim.
18 North Main Street.
scum nonwmmr.
lllliltl'tsam
, lavamlalafiafibflgn ii"
Ladies’ and misses’
. mu llllll: f
coal Plush smirk” ‘V
flats, Fist litters,
Mm“ ,
82500 and $35.00.
Scallopl, ‘ _
‘ " ‘”"‘“‘ .
Fflllt, "Olin“. Pflllff, Ill :‘acrrm‘a-u
“MIIM'IMMv ..., ‘
mam-urine“
Visit Our Cloak Boon».
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Norwalk Chronicler