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PRICE Two on
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
13 RAILROAJ) PLACE.
copra NqRWaLK.
25 MAIN STREET,
, VORWALK.
Put! ALARM 80x35.
. Y., N. ll. & 11R. R. depot; key at Ad
No. 83:19 Expreu office in depot. and hotels.
No. 4. Day rtrect. corner of Taller street; key at 6
Dry street and all factories.
flu. 9, Corner of Iain and Concord clients; keylat
D. Donovan'r home and J. C. thson‘u Ipc
to . ,
No. 12. Frrinklin atreet school; kc at schoolhouse ,
and residence of William . timi h.
)lo. 13, Concord meet. 0 metre achoru; key at Mrs.
Paul's residence, 0. 10 Concord effect, and
all factories. ,
30.14, Mainetroct corner of Ann street; key at
“'01” saloon and all factorial.
No. to, flit-h street corner of llayvtcw avenue; key
at A. Dickenuan‘a residence.
smuncatu.
One stroke at 1:! o'clock noon for Standard Time.
Twostrokut of the hell (thus H) signifies fire it!
on . .
Three strokes of the bell (thus 1.1-1) rigoifla the
city water in to he turned 0 .
innocuous to It" nowm. ,
U reitlve information of a fire in your lrmpe
diatmghborhood unlock the box door; pull the
hookah the way down once only, and let the book
0; pilot up the box and do not open or touch the
book again until the next fire tn your neighborhood.
Donor attempt to remove the key from the door.
The Chief Engineer will neefilcglt‘a‘reagwint‘o its
1 . SA . t: ,
proper ”my Chief Engineer.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Poebofiice at South Norwalii.
3001).. Oct. 20th. 1889. Persons caliinc for tiny of
theae letters will plus-re any they are adverttred.
, Anna Cannon, George Conduits (YallnghnnJarncs
I Corn-u. Steven Herbert, F C. Griswold, L. N, ‘Jnr
vie, J. If. solider, Denny Kocutnsky, James Mctart,
Bunch A. Raymond. Packager—Edith Ambler,
Daisy M. Baker, Alien McDonald llnyes, 5. la. Tay-
‘ d .
1°“ K “mm ’ .r. s. Dcsxtxo, P. .11.
Amount of Oysters Exported to Europe
'for “'ecl: Ending October 13th, 1888.
mean. your. BARRELS;
Bothuia Liverpool 1‘.
Germania " 31.:
Umhria " or.
State of indinnu Glasgow 31')
Gellcrt Hamburg 1.:
LOB
Miniature Almanac for To—Movrow.
Hicbtide l Low tide Sun rises ‘ b'u'n sets
, 0.15 0.15 4.02
11.29
-- dwelling; Bulletin.
Fair: colder Saturday night; trust Sun-
day morning; northerly winds, With a
cold wave.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Tucadjournedflrneeting of the common
Council will be held Monday evening.
RPv. Edward Anderson's resignation
has been accepted to take rtl'ect Jun. lr-l.
Ml» Hermine Pciter, the li‘lt’llllllflt'
operator. In vtotting relatives in Chicago.
—U:lL‘ Platstcd’s Cough Remedy.
Mrs. Mary A.‘t:i_vermorn will 5 ’1“! at
Music Hall tonight on "The Politics of
the Day." ____________
The republican senatorial convention
will be held in Norwalk Monday morn-
ing at 10 o’clock.
Rev. Wm. Rose of East Norwnik, w ill
preach at Brookeide chapel to-nturruw
afternoon at 3..45
In looking over the applications to'bc
made yesterday the registrars found
thirty-six duplicates.
‘~—8end postal cartrivith address to
South Norwalk Steam Laundry, goods
called for and delivered free of charge.
Carmi Hubbell of the borough and
Miss Minnie F. Emery of Lon“, Males”
are to be married next Wednesday.
Owing to some trouble betwvcn Poet-
maeter Golding and the mail carrier,
3dr. Bennett is carrying the mail again.
The republican marching club in thin
city has been named the “Mllt‘fl Light
Guard." A meeting of the company it ill
be held this evening at 7.30 sharp.
The New York and New England rati—
road offers a reward of $2.50 for evidence
leading to detection of the party who
recently cent boycotting circulars asking
shippers not to patronize that rmlroad.
—-Get the heat Pianos and Organs by
purchasing them of J. W. Studwsll.
Weber, Emerson, Shoningier and other
tint—elm Pianos, and the celebrated
fihoninger Organ: on the moat reamin-
Ihle terma. m” .,
The prohibitionlate of Norwalk will
hold a public meeting in the flood Tm.-
plarv Hall in the Gazette buildintr ~t
Monday evening, Oct. 29d, Wm if.
Pmpleanf stamfortl, is expected to be
the Wan" __,..-....u.'...
fix-Alderman T. R. Ron-r A Bridge-
port, delivered a politictvl .oreas in the
Athenteum fact eventvr 4‘"de the nu»-
plcooof the Harrison to Morton club.
If“. Room made com» very WI points,
and hit speech will delivered in hip mint
noggin“ way.
”time-u Retohford in pols Agent. for
the celahmed (301nm llili pond ny stern,
No. to late arm. brought
The woods are full of boys to-dny who
are hunting for chestnuta. ‘
Mini Sarah D? Butler in spending a
few days With friends in Washington.
John Buckley has returned from a
visit with relatives in New Haven.
has enlivened things about town to day.
The Republican Probate convention is.
.being held in the Probate office thin
afternoon. '
The uniforms for the Harriuon & Mort
ton marching club of the .imrough ur-
rived yesterday. “
Surveyors are at Work surveying the
route for the proposed extension of tho.
horse railroad to Winnipauk.
The Republican Senatorial Caucus will
he held in that Republican Club rooms
in the (.lnzrtte budding on Monday.
Agospei temperanco met-ting will he
held tomorrow afternoon at the Temple
of Honor hall. , All are cordially invited.
’ Thcf Harrison and Morton marching
club has receiver: an invitation to partic—
ipate in a parade to he held in Portcbes-
ter Wednesday evening. /
J. L. Ambler‘ will tell tit/the service
for men in thé Y. M. (J. A. room to-
murmur of the good thing-t he- picked up
at the State convention.
Captain W. M. Stevens has an adver-
tiawnent in another column warning
Bulklcy Battalion to trim-t in tin-club
room in full uniform for drill try-night.
There will be u ritovting of the incor-
porntoro of the proposed new Horn.-
Railroad Company held in the Norwalk
Club Rooms this» evening.
The Hon. F. J. Schoonnmlrer Will all-
dress the citizms of Norwalk in the
Opera House, Monday chfllhg, under
the auspices of thoflarrimn 8: Morton
Club.
——(loods called for and delivered by
the South Norwztlk Steam Laundry.
A lmttl-ry club of the cmploynws of tin-
Norwalk Iron \Vorks Co. has br't'll or—
gnntzwl. They will have charge of the
mortar used in the Morrison and Mirtl n
purities. Tin-y number about thirty.
Join! Kililftliz tttnl Wift’ hf Anwrttv,
\wrc- urrwted y'e.~terrl;ty for Virgin: 1’}.
They having spent roost of their fllllv' lll
j’lll, do in» Knapp gave ezmh a m-ntl'tice'
of 30 days at hard labor in Bridgt-mvrt
jail and costs.)
Frank Pinch of Darien was urrrste‘l
yesterday for drunkenness. He was
tried before Judge Knapp this morning,
and on a promise to keep sober, he was
let off with the» warning that if h» was
arrested again h:- wouill fl’t‘s't‘ to rwrve
120 days in Bridgrw-rt jttl.
For Srtlv Cheap—Th» pf ml; of proctor-
ivs,ol(‘., lulwly nwnml by (I. l". Mr‘llllt‘,
Fort Point Road, F. {til Noni-31k, tn quan-
tities to suit purchaser», or the whole
stock and lease of atom to anyone do
airing to purchase the hit-sine“. John
Tryon.
Al the business rntwttng of tho 'cclc-
sinntical society of the (7 lngrrgationul
Church held last owning. it was unar; i-
tnoualy voted to unite with theohurch
in extending a call to the Rail. J. A. Bill'
die to the pastorate of the church, and
John H. Ferris, Edward Board and Stru-
uel Raymond Were appointed a commit-
tee to act With the church. viz; Duacon
Stephen U. ‘v-rrtn, Rev. Wm. H. Gilbert
and Lawrence McClure, in making tho
'cnll.
Permit-I ”cation.
Mia-l Bartio Wheeler is visiting friends
in Southington, Ci.
Rev. H. A. Delano has returned from
his Cleveland [rip and will preach in
his pulpit as urunl to-morrow.
Mrs. George T. Brody of the btrllugh,
who has been vieitiug in l’oughksepsiie,
is expected home thin afternoon.
Harvey Pack is nlowing improving
from no attack of intermittent fever.
M". William H. H. Brown and tron of
my York anviciiing with Mr. and Mrs.
Uhnrlen Smith on Taylor avenue.
A. if. Wilcox morality of thl-lmmulrlt
Y. If. C. A., halo returned from his wed.
ding tour.
A Queuin- for Vol-la.
Do yvu know, or know of, a free
trader who in not for Glow-lurid for
prowl rut?
it; you know, or know of. a free
“all?! who is for Harrison for president?
Do you know. or km w of, a free
trade advocate who in speaking for liar;
noon in this campaign l
Do you know, or know of. a free trade
intro-l that in not urinating Cleveland
for prealdent‘l
Neat Tuesday evening (left. Taylor of
Chicago, will address the cilia-ml of
Email: at Home Ball on protection.
fir. mm to commend one of the but
. ape-km in the country and the date wan
mulled to Tuesday night In order in
more him for this ci' y.
Mort 0. Ireland. rs countable. and
Arthur Wood. of tloulh limwalk.
'aaucka W. of Greenwich, hail
am~mmoonag yesterday.- in the
_ vicinity of Moo Bunion! brought how
are doe cm. which they duper-
clottolr. Marathi». nutter the
‘ . til foliage
of
A w
D v you knelt, or know of, a fore traJc
journal that in educating Harrison for
pmidmtl
flare you. heard or road a Dwmocra»
tic speech which favors protection or a
principle?
flare you ham or read a Republican
vpeech that rim not favor protection 1‘
Haven’t you retire doubt about the
detector-tic party hung in favor of pro»
Wm ’ K:
mnywmdosht thallium”!-
ean party it for vaform
lion’s rule 1' » ‘
Don't you think you had barium
for the «new and party that m
PADDY CAIIIIJa
Night All“!
. Struggle.
The notorious Paddy Cahill got drunk
again yesterday and about eight o'clock
last night was found on Knight street
brandiehing apitchfork by officers, Dec
Forest and Lockwood. The officers nuc-
coeded in disarming him after a desper-
ate struggle. He waa put inn wagon
and taken to tho lockup. Toe errant
caused great excitement in the borough,
and a large crowd congregated, but
when the oflicera called for assistance
about the only ones who were willing
to aerial. ware George Wendllng and
Daniel Bonnecker. ,’ George Wendiiug’a
clothes were badly Ltorn in the struggle
and he says some one has got to pay for
them. Cahill in the same man who who
dragged to the lockup by 'he heels some
time ago and bound over to the Superior
court by Judge Selleck but when the
case was called in Bridgeport the State's
attorney had it. trolled.
Cahill washrought before J udgo Cool-
idge this“ morning and found guilty of
intoxication, assault and resioting the
officers, and sentenced as follows: For
intoxication, 30 days in jail; for assault.
$7 and costs and 30 days in Jail; for re.
slitting the officers, 87 and caste and 30
days In it”. JudgoCoolldgo, in sentencv
ing him said: “Cahill, this is the third
time you have been brought before mo,
andl would bind you over if it Won-
not for the fact. that I have had exper-
ience in binding you over before, and so
lam» you the full epic-pt of thelaw.
You are a had than, and myopic are
afraid of you, and some day you will be
killed. You will (lie with your clothes
on, for no one will lr-t you get any ad-
vantnge of them. I have nothing againat
you, but on the contrary no man would
do more for you than I would if you
would let liquor nlomr and become a ros-
pectnble citiz-‘n. That's all.’:
The prison” appoaied from the sen-
fl-mmztnd who taken tofirlilgcymrt jail
[Ullwftit tha- next term of the Superior
Court. ‘7
The Two ('ongrculonal Candidates.
ii ill. Frederick Milne, the republican
n union.» fur t'angretlz‘i from this llialrir't,
is a firm a lk'ul‘ltlt' of the principioof pro-
tection. Mr. Sr-yrnour, the (lo-itineratic
cmnltrlntr for tho same office, "known of
tin Ami rmm industry that twelln protoc-
tiun." l' l4 not a hard matter for any
mun who wmin for a living, to deco!»-
hlrw tn cos'. a ballnt m lltto t'vmirwf -l
Stariri’nrli ;\lii'.ll.'7llt’.
Arrested Last, I Desperate
Lollies Inn-rooted in llurrinon'n Election.
Yv-tmtlzty afternoon a large number
of i: lwn mwm‘nlul at the romm of tho-
Youzlg Mott's ilvtpubl‘tcnrt Club on Main
Strenguml pt rfrrctml an organization to
assist in making arrangements for tho
big paratieon thr- illat, and also to do
other Work for the cocci-sis of the repub-
lican cause.
It. was (it child to nann- tiw orgtnrm-
tinn thu Indies” Republican Club. Tm»
following officers were v-lrt‘terl: Mm.
Juciwn G iltlcn, president; )Ir-i. Jame-t ll.
Noah, vice- president; Mm. Wm. H. Lan-
tr-r and Mrs. Robert A. ll cDonald, poor».
turn-s: Miss Etta Stow, treasurer.
The meeting adjourned until rte-at
Tuesday afternoon, when all ladies in-
lvrehted in the cause are invited to be
present.
Birthday Party.
List l‘Vk‘lHng lilies Minnie Wilcox cri-
rbrutcd her sixteenth birthday by ir‘t’vrt-
ing about twvnty of her young fronds
to lwr borne on Main Street. The party
enjoyed titem-«elt’t‘s dancing. playing
gators, vac, until 12 o'clock, when they
out down to a fin» collation. The party
dispersed about one o'clock. Miss Min-
nie recruited n numlwr of pretty and vnl-
noble presents.
Meeting of the New Work IIIII Conn-ell-
rut Air Line if. If. Co.
le Mitffkll'lll't'l'fl of the New York &
(,llinllt'wllluf. Air Line Rnilrrrnd Co. held
their a: mini mot-ting in Norwalk yenter-
day, and elected the following board of
ditt'f‘lllf’a', If. R. I’.trrott, Geo. Rflowlr-n,
l. K. Lockwood. A. L. Winton, (3. ll.
Clminlge, F. W. I’nrrott, 2d, J. Wnlah,
Um. WJrlnoi-llu, l". W. West, C. L. Sen-
bury, ilvory Kinz-r, fl. 1’. (Yeah. if. Jon-
con.
[”4 undirflfflml that the new board
or» in tn.- mlt'tt'nl of the New England
fttllrmtzl.
Waller Will Not lake Political Speech”.
Thomas M. Waller, Conant-General at
Landon, was among the macro on
the (My of New York Thursday. lie
at lyn hr,- it here on a oixty daya’ leave of
Slmtlcl‘! and but merely crossed the oxen»
"1 would." wild he. "gladly tall» part in
the prmunt political campaign if 1 were
at libmv to do or). not the consular wr-
vicr- will hardly purruit that tort of thing.
i think mv netwo- would be criticised
rum 1 to take it.» ntump for my party
Whil” holding my prwnt volition, and I
have no thought or intention of doing
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m . M A»~.........w our.
In“ "II.
We domain: to any to our cttlnonw. that
for years are have hem rolling Dr. King’s
New Di‘COVlfly for Ginrutnption. Dr.
King}: New: Inn.- Pillc, Bartlett's Amie-
so» and Electric Bitten, and have nev-
er handled remedies that sell as well, or
that have given tacit universal! enlistee-
tlon. Wear “W. to guarantee
then every time. and we cloud may to
arm the minute prior. it .flafaetory
“Momma-put
If I' . ‘IIIII y _ , ‘
manner-tun . vapours
Waugh-«.1.»
mountain“: I». M
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to see his [manual friends and relatives. .
on. or: run warms.
A New new» no; Tvlas it Will: ore-t
linen“.
The New Haven News rays: “0n Tues-
day the brig, Arcadia, owned by H.
Trowbridge’s cone of this city, and com-
manded by Captain Woodward, arrived
in New York after a moot tempevtumls
passage from Ilarbadoec. Al the brill
approached the coast she began to exper-
ience the October gelov which have pre-
vailed with so much severity. Captain
Woodward bore his brig to under close
roofed topsoils, and for a time she made
excellent weather. ;
The velocity of the wind arose almost
to cyclone force, the deck being con-
slantly covered with blinding spray.
Occasionally a huge wave would tumble
over forward. with a familiarity that
forohoded no good to the timing brig.
Everything movable was being swept
away, she began to leak, and the situa—
tion became a most eeriour one. As
a last resort Captain Woodward thought
of tho oil stowed away below,and immed-
iately prepared to utilize it. Bea.
were creating to the windward with such
low it was with great difficulty that any
ml could be put in a position to do good
there. Finally, howevdr, a bag full war
mad» feet to a sheet on the Weather end
of the foreyard, and after it was swung
out ahead the sheet wan clocked and the
oil dropped just. beneath the surface of
the Water. .. “
Other bilge Were lowered over the gun—
wale forward at the same time. The ef-
fect wasdnrtanlaneous and wonderful.
Huge combers which had been break-
ing high above the vessel's bow appeared
only infrequently and soon after the oil
had begun to flow freely disappeared ul-
togethrrr. Captain Woodward} scheme
undoubtedly saved the vessel. The oil
was kept flowing freely until the Wind
moderated, her decks being, after the
experiment, almost free of water. The
brig wan rtormccarred when she Bantd
in New York, but OIhl‘l’Wllfl' not a rope-
yarn was broken.
Mary A. lecrruoro Tor-night.
Mary A. Livertnore of Bunion, who
was flrftt‘ll'd by an atixlittncc of "Vt",
3,000 people in New York last night,
wrllappr-arirt Music Hall this evening.
Delegates f rom NMV York upon Mrs.
Livormore’o film?“ as one oft the "tact
thrilling, comprehensive nnrl logical.
Sh» will discuss the political situation
jlh’. all site town it. .\ grand rally is u-
prctwi, All [unlit-o and clowns brain.
7Vitmi to hear lhmton's mph-must. pink
l
f< ~l m (ppm-n.
. I'rcc Trude Arlvanclng.
Under this bonding, the New York
Incubator, Q'illlh‘i ny Um. i~'. Kuhn, and,
which supports Cleveland for president,
Hill for governor and ill-Witt for mayor.
says:
The bottle gov» hrnvviy on and with
each ulittccedlfig day our Free Trade
Army is rncmt-ong to numb.“ and m-
thuatn-on. Tiroumnla of mm or.» now
boldly proclaiming their lwlwf in tit:
doctrine.» of Frre Trntlo, who a few
months ago, would haw int’lignantly ro-
pelled lh-r nlm that that they were in
oympatby with the Englmh nynlem.
For thta gratifying clmugo In public
sentiment, much credit in due to such
outspoken newspaper: as T he Democrat.
New York Times, Evening Poet, Stan.
(lard. Louisville Jouricr-Journnl, Brook-
lyn Eagle, Chicago Times, and other unv
"Inching advocates of tariff abolition.
Take, for Instance, the declaration of the
t'lllltrt‘ of the Brooklyn Bugle, who
Writer: "The downfallof protectionin
assured by the name lawanf (lad and
nature that brought nlawry to an end."
Still mow unequivocal and irmpiriting
are the declaration of the Courier-dour.
nnl, a few of which we reproduce, all
follows:
”We dt‘mand tariff reform and set our
faces to the direction of free trade."
"Tho Democrat who in not a free
trader should go cinew here."
”Tho conflict between from trade and
protection in IIIflIIMDlP, and must be
fought out to the bitter end. We spit
upon compromises, and promo neither
to trek nor to give quarter."
"The Democratic Party. except in the
poraon of imbecile: hardly worth men-
tioning,“ not upon the fence. It in I
free trade party or it in nothing."
Such utterances or these, backed upby
the armechrs and wiring of Grover
Cleveland, Allen 0. Thurman, Roger Q.
Mill-r, Speaker ('lnrlisle, Senator Veal and
a boat of lending nnd'elnquont (lento-
cram, chow that the party in taking no
step backward. The e um of our art-
tugonitrto to frighten democratic voter-a
by dubbing them "Britt-lb Free Traders"
baa proved a lamentable failure. The
American pmplo are not so perverse and
no wmldwl to thii antiquated that they
will refuse to hem lit by England'r exp!»
tlvrtcr.l and adopt her policy, when
preferable to our own, Indeed. runny
thinking men have arrived at the con-
clueion that in many rnpoctathe Eng-
Iluh turn: of govmoml-ot is the bent in
the world, and that the timo- may not be
far dlaflm when the United states will
find it ”wt, to adopt many other
British idea for more Minotaur! far
reaching than her Fm Trade pulley.
flown-r title may In. the [amt
great advancorn tree't‘rads nonlinear
to thlc'mntry canon fail to montage
every reformer who dnlrea the downfall
of the Protective Tariff. Lot on the!
pitch forward with renewed energy and
Tradeandmlagtovfeloryoaruw
quotable land Than»
mfllllaadflawllt.
mum-mug the stone other
H:
DUNDAY Ellku
CITY Oflvm.
Trinity Church—Twenty-flrat Sunday
after Trinity. Holy communion at 7.80
8.1!). Morning prayer, litany and acr-
mou at 10.80. Sunday school at 12
o'clock. Evensoug and sermon at 7 pro.
Stranger: alwaya welcome. .
Bprlugwood Union Chapel-Subject,
Sunday cveningflect of true duciplech‘lp
if ye keep, my commandments.—-John
14-15. Wednesday evening, The Doom
of the ngodiy. By faith the walls of
Jericho fell down after they were com-
paaaed about seven dun—Heb. 11-80.
Methodist—Harvest festival. The peso
tanker. C. E. Harris will preach at
10:30 a. In, cubject, “My clutter of ant-
umn leaves;" at 7 p. to. harvest festival
exercise: by the Sunday school. The
church will be tastefully and handaome-
ly decorated, and the exercises will be
unique and interacting.
(longregational,—Rev. John B. Low-
rence will preach morning and evening.
3,2131 nonwamt courteous.
Methodist.-—Rev. B. Stell of Weatport,
will preach in the morning. In the
evening the Good Tidings exercise will
be rendered.
Connecticut rate-rm.
The following were issued Oct. 19,
1886. List furnished from office of A.
M. Wooster Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
porl,Conn.:
J. H. Candee, New Haven, railway
gate; 8. P. Cooley and C. M. Burgess,
New Britain, manufacture of knob
ehanke; J. R. and J. Ferguson; Chester,
alcove holder; ll. Debi, Cheshire, watch
barrel; W. l". Usimrne, Antonio, buckle;
U. 5. Pearson, Waterbury, shade bracket
attachment; A. Phelpa, Aflwnffl, clock:
R. Steele, New Britain, shutter fastener;
J. A. Trout, New Britain. box handler.
Bucklan’a Arnie. salvo.
The best salve in the world for Cute.
Bruised. Sore". Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Siren, Teller, Chopped Honda.
.‘hilhlaine. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Price, or no pa y re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give per-
fect mttafnctinn, or mum-y refunded.
Price 25 cunt-t a box. For rial-.5 'by Chi!-
Lapham. “
”Ain't n W
A lady recently visited the Lick observa-
toryand asked tom Sirius, tboDog Star.
The learned ncientiata at once turned the
great minnow on Sirius, and the lady
looked at it long and earnestly. Then turn-
ing armind tothe scientific gentlemen who
were waiting for her to make route at»
mythical rmrk, rho placidly murmurs],
“Ain't it utter" just as if alto had been view-
ing the latest thing in pending-New York
Tribune.
A Triumph of Art.
Customer tin “hand—Win” Moron—This
mitisull full of crimes and wrinklel. It
looksas if it had been slept in.
hauler—Dot var our indent improved tom'-
ist suit. mister; nodding; like it in Vilarlel—
pitta. Dot suit make all your vricndr dink
you shim. return vrorn a terrelro months
tour off Europe. No extra charge vor docs
wrinkles. Dcygoca rnlt do ruin—Philadel-
phia Record.
A Trifle ”initial.
Minolta—Well, Bobby, what did you learn
atachooltoduyf
Bobby-I learned that the world is round,
and turns on hinges like that globe in the
peril»:
Minister—Well, what did you think d
that!
Bobby—l think they're asking rue/lobe:
have a good deal for a small bop-Bu
York Sun.
liar! Sm
Two announced Celts, who were appur-
cntlyw acquaintances, met in Scull-y
aquare the other day, and after the usual
preliminary greetingawm given me said,
"By tho way, Dan, did you know that“
it doudl" ”Deadl" returned the other,
”Arron, long life to the poor nun, when did
he dioP—llocton Budget.
W of ms Artist.
Arman boy, uelngan apploon them
gimme, begged his grandmother to give it
to.
"What do you want of fit" asked grandma.
“Well, I gueas my ntotbercwkl make an
apple pic of it," was the reply. ”Hbe'a coup
aiderable of an artist.”~—llarpsr’tr Bear.
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Ital-on Taylor, Jr. for Ion-tor.
The nomination of Nelson Taylor, Jr..
for State Senator from this diatrlct u an
exceptionally ctrong one. A careful
nudent of politics, a keen observer, rune
ceuful in busiuoes, learned in the law,
oagaciou- and cures-ire, he will be a
leader in the Senate from the start. Hts
peraonal strength on the merits in relno
forced by a declaration of principles in
line with his own conviction: and’ the
beat interests of the country, the state
and the dictrtct. Reformat the tariff by
freeing raw, materials on the snprenie
tune of the national campaign, on state
inner, lsgirlatioa against trusts and com-
bines and against compensation by the
towns or the vteto to railroads for remov-
ing grade era-clogs. With this candi-
date, and on these issues we are ready
for the election without further discus-
sion. =”
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Senator Elan evidently learned all he
knows about hate from politicians and
not batten. The brown but, herald, could
be laid down in New York, duty paid, fpr
$17.50 a dozen, and could not be Inside
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hero for less than $27; the black but
could be laid down for 313.05 and crinld
not be made for less than .18. Then
why are they not laid down, why were
they ever made bore, why have they
not always been imported?
The difference is equal to the entire
cost of labor in a 33 but, and in the sec-
ond case nearly the entire cost of labor
in an 818 hot, and the bare statement of
the cane shown the absurdity of the
whole curry at a glance to any well inv
formed man.
We could beat England or Belgium on
bare even without any duty, could we
only get the materials for making and
trimming them on equal terms. None
"8 Imported now that does not sell at
retail at a higher price than a better but
made here. The English Derby bat doea
not compare in style and finish with our
own manufacture, and we doubt if any
candid batter will any that Dunlap, Cro-
futk Knapp, Dickerson it; Brown and
several others do not manufacture better
hate that retail at less price than any
English but that ever came here. For
the medium and cheaper grades also,
Connecticut manufactures hate that defy
competition in this market, and which
would re rent out to the world against
all corners Were it not for the tax on the
matcriaia.
Outside of the Eoglielttyou-know rev
tail trade the importation is confined to
men'e hate for samples and to get the styl—
mend ladiee' hats to start neiv atylec,and
yet, notwithatnndtng the trammels of
taxed materials, no importer ever yet
imported a for but, nor is he likely to,
that our manufacturer- cannot improve
upon for the name money or less.
The principal things the scrotum knew
about hate were not no, and batters must
hare felt that the special invitation to a
hattere' feast was followed by a table of
empty plates.
5
II
The New York Press tried Ito hands on
hatting'with no better success in an ar-
ticle republished in the Sentinel on
Thurvday. It senda wool hat manufac-
turera to rec. 2010 of the raised statutes
for free raw materials. But that section
requires the article to be made wholly for
the export trade and wholly of importr
ed materials, not a pound of domestic
wool, not a scrap of domestic thread or
trimmingn, not a particle of domestic
chemicals or dye: could he need in their
making, the duty on all there would
have to be paid. and then when the bats
were exported only ninety per cent. of
the din y would be paid beck—that would
not work. Manufacturera have scruti-
nized that. erection and find it an empty
thing. If they could nudomcatic on»
tori-ls mostly, or in mixture, and get all
the duty back on such foreign material.
as they used, It might be worth trying;
but what in each a provision anyway
compared with the Iilla bill which gives
thr wool tree out and our, and require.
uowparate nhopov repent-period for
manufacturing for the export trade.
4‘ D
.
Senator Plat!) mounmarkable uttero
anon war hl'a eloquent declaration that
were he a clergyman he would preach
"protection” from his pulpit as well as n
dying Saviour- love. The idea seems
vacriiigioua even to a free raw material-
ist. The atonement and the tax on wool,
salvation free and fifty per cent. on raft
norm to m to be idnathat, ride by ride,
would deflation the imagination. and we
refrain from following them out. Yet
aptly of patriotism when: the American
flag wan mutational, Wand
where the forged quotation from Mr.
Cleveland respecting free trade and the
Protestant religion was placed on the
chain. .
Dr D
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Theeditorottheatmm Maid to
his humiliate it no mrplnnhtrt the
drum bring- in it but reducing the rev:
more 175,000.01», and incidentally aids
the Union milk and the fforwalk bill-
by ruining the duty on wool.
Qumran-u. .
.mmulhmum
Phaewlll
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the metal statement wa- applaudcd at . G
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tuned on the Track.
An unknown Italian war killed by an
coginoln that'cut” at New Hartman
Friday morning. He was walking on
the track, and stepping aside to avoid a
train. canto full in front of another.
Some of the tralomeu were inclined to
think it a care of unfolds.
' DIED.
[infill—At lat Norwalk '0“. ill Katha-ital
man. out mm. rivaled u to m
residence, Second avenue. mow, at 0 non.
Bulllu Ballallofllluliu!
00 are ordered to meet for drill in full uniform
z 2
in the club room at 7.30 tonight.
l’cr order
down W. If. STEVENS, Captain.
Furnished Room to Lot. ,
a FRONT font-bed room. Apply uzmmtmn
tit, oc 10,2:
' Board Wanted. "
BOARD WANTED for interim sooth Norwalk
h Imitation; and 2 elixir?!” WWW”
t welcome. WW I v .
ac to m ' 1’. HEAD, in? as». Namath.
l’umtalml House Wanted.
mm house wanted for winter months in
South Norwalk within mile of carpet, flute
price and full particulars to enema . 1'
Care Bentinel office.
will 1w
llouac to bet
EAR five Mile River ‘ . Crmtalnlng nix
~ rooms. item. '6 n moat . Apply to Geo, W.
Raymond, Ylve‘xilc River Ct. will at
Senatorial Convention.
11! blicarl Senatorial Convention for the
immaterial ”little: will meet at the its,
pantimn club room in Norwalk on Hominy. October
22d, A.D., lam, at 10 o'clock a on, for the purrme
of nominating a candidate for reactor.
Each town in the district in entitled to four dole.
gm. I'er order, C. if, COOLllmlt, .
Chairman of Lomn' lllfffr.
Found.
Allle and Tan Dog with a collar and red
ribbon on. The owner can have the route by
crying for thin advertisement. Apply at 25 11am
on, or ’l'. H. 11.51.“, on Knight so, borough. to 3
to... migration"
HEATED on Pine 5L, South Norwalk. noose
urgmlna 6 room. Appl y at No. 12 Pine 5:.
ocl 2t
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. dayor week at. (liming. Collin and
fitting oythe 3. T. To for System. Call or true
oeltl try a; South ain Street, South Novwalk.
Furnished Boo-r To Let.
NZ or two t furnished me in private
family. at I to per week. For further
information addrens X 206, Norwalk. octti 1w
To Let.
HOUSE on Woodvmd avenue.”
or us if . 1 WOODWARD.
Fruits and Confectionery.
C A. BAVILANDJo. anon street. bovmgh
. keeps a choicestock of fruit and cmfacnon
cry end lavlw- a share of your titration. not! for
Now to the Time.
21W! your mien for the Holidays. Portraitc
. 1 in Oil, Pastel Ind Cnyorr. . ametalty.
A tine Crayon for .10. D. G. 0001“, Stanford.
Thol‘l‘t? cannons, 1’. 0. Box nu, Mk.
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Factory 'l'o lief.
Addict! 1’. 0. Box in
South forwalk,
To Let.
Sterner! Whitenhmyllaildlug.
Ton mutt-eminent that will take slurp
of the Inbrarythem withhemtcd on veryrw
Minuteman. l ire of
act it 919311.03 k GOLDEN, Agents.
Engine for Sale.
A gundlccondvhsnd 1211! Marine I
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by the south Novwalk flat ”mt
“ka Supplied with an holler; out
able for manufacturing or manufacturing
business apply to .10!!! 1!. KNAI’P,
«4’ if Min Mathew.
Boo-a To Let.
*t‘tmsunn ROOMS to M with of without Good
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aggro" will be reserved for the full. will “6
curl-mitt»: loamndmtoaltcnlto
in: of there who on favor thawing
presence. DEW TAT ‘
or 19 President of Cleveland &
eminendmm’acwmu
Walloon-
No trouble to their goods.
Fine Gifts 25 and 30 cent! m
double roll. 7. ,; '
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