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NUMBER 2713.
THE EVENING SENTIXEL
Ill l!All.ll()AD I’IIACI'I.
sot‘TIl Kunwsut. ‘
26 DIAIN fi'l‘fll-ZE'I'.
nonwsut
Vllll'.’ ALA]!!! Bllxltli.
So. 3. x. t' , S II t lllt‘ ll dawn; lacy If Ad
4m: Elm-socks- in depot. and hotels. ’
5'0. 4. thy street minim! Tobin! eta-la; kcyatc
Day strum and all Manes.
No. 9. corner or In: It (1 t'onrurd smote: key I!
Ir. Wasn't m and J. t'. Wilson's m,
t . 4
No. it. [Tritium-rm whorl; be It school house
and ”EM“ of William , thalih.
No. it, i'onrord elm. awaiti- school; trey It In
' Pam's breakout, 0. 10(3st street, Ind
Ill harm.
No. it, Discourses miter of Ann street; fury It
Wolf's am suit all factor-ice
fin. t5. High street (1M 0"“va Ivonne; key
It A. Dickevan'srrsidencc.
a.
Want. , .
true stroke at 12 o'clock noon for W 'l’itnc.
Twoetrokcsol tubal (thus 1-]; sigititin are is
on
r. . .
Three strokes or the bell «thus Hdr lipids! the
city water rim be turned ad.
trimaran N I“ lows”.
, ffpnu Mil" information of I are in your insane
.diIts mizhborbrmd ntlurk the in; door: pull the
limit Ii; flint way don-n once only. HA1 let the book
‘. r'mt up the box Inf do cm insist or' tonsil inc
Eliot Iain until the hell ilnr‘ in you! mghlminnf
Do not trump! to n curve that buy from the dorm
The (Thief higher: It .l; see tram Mums! to i",
proper var. tiAMl’EL amounts.
4 , t‘nM Bouncer.
LA '1'”
nrrurrrrri
,, GRAND RALLY.
' HON.RilBERT G.
rrrrrrrrrr.
nil opus ac.
I‘IL'SIC llALl J J,
.‘t S oblocthntu
Friday, Nov. 2d.
:r :nv rrzt‘r : 4.! :52 9.: 4 “1.
fl?» Go on! 1.5.175 gr".
lb.» grunt p int .y, ”M, 0, the (by,
1“
Mlnlutnn Alumnae tor Indiana-I.
flightidc ‘ Law tide ? Sim rigs 7' Sunsets
9,49 l :r, o l 5.2: us
Weather Bulletin.
For Friday: occa-nonal light rains:
warmer; southwesterly winds '
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Spenser haw. put an el4-ctric light in his
.vjewelry store in-thc borough.
Thomas Delinet rm recon-ml from
an attack of typhoid malaria.
Hon. John I). Ketnan and lion. Cain»
field will speak upon trinll ref rrm at
Music Hall tit-night.
The Miles Digbt lluIrds w-Il go to
Bridgeport Yridsytnrzbt to take part in
ahig demonstrstmn. ‘
Bulbs-Icy Battolion will go to llri-Ig'r-
part and take part in the big [madc-
there tomorrow evening.
The lsrgebsrze, ”ll. ll. Newton.” is
dischargingacargo of lumbar at B. J.‘
Hill’s dock in the borough.
The ar-lectrni-n barr- engzzid Win. It.
Wilson to paint the tmvn buildings on
the Washington street bridgc.
Wallace Dam is Mllllllg up the ff'lfllt'
of the firm of Lockw'ood l2 Aiken. cigar
manufacturers. who failed some time
ago.
The body of Frederick Schuruan who
was drowned. on Friday first has not
been found yet. There does not seem to
lx-lanyonc looking for it.
The sociable given by Prom-er ll Wk fl:
Ladder Co. was well attended fail right
considering that nearly everybody went
to South Norwslk to no the parade.
Tho Slutlwrra Keir England Telephone
liompany are making arrangements to
furnish subscribrs with electron returns
on "election night It I reasonable com'
A hallowcen party was held It the res-
idence of George B. Miller on High
street, borough. IIat evening. and about
I dozen or fifteen young pimple had I
most happy time.
A. M. Smith and Miss 13. J. Twist both
of Bridgeport were married by the lbw.
tie. flsrner of Bridgeport in that my,
last evening. They live numberoos
1 friends in this city.
c.0t... .,
Tbsupobllcsns of the second voting
district will hold I caucus thturdsy
evening It the club room on Main street
to nominate I cIndidIto for represents-
tire.
While Geo. W. that may be But
fiorwslh can for I street rstlwiy rep
resent-rive, the uptown people are for
it I.llmowho is shirt to hIndle any
and Ill matters relating to town Inter-
est sod street rIllwsys.Ind judging front
peanut Indications he will be nominated
It the lint and Third District Republi-
sIIcIncustobsbeid Ii tlntown house
' lrrm start-o. The companies logo" to
.
ell’fii a itiarkril tlvgrr-i- of npplarrs-q
Sloth Norwclk, the Mugivump club of
Stamford, the lu-itcrute litiiii—sf Club,
, down llavilund street to \"flll'l’ street, to
-~ can club performed in preparing the col-
Inuit d at the Poet Ofl'rcc II sum hiorwalk as See
and (floss Matter. ‘ ,_
l illrrirrr lirrr !.
The Republican Parade ll
Grand Success.
The Decorations and Illnuiluailotu I‘m
excelled la the History of South
A Kortvitlh. >
The republican snide last night war
abig success in city particular. The
large number of . 'ly uniformed amt.
bands of music. drunrc’orps and the Eli"
cantilluniinations and decorations, ap-
pkfil’kd to bring all tlrc people of the»
town on the strcctd, and also large dele-
gations from surrounding towns. Rail-
road Square and that portion of the city
about the station was never more crowd,
ed. The fine weather WIS also in favor
of the parade. After such a spell of
stormy weather» great deal of anxiety
was had by tho» having in charge iii.-
arrangrmrrits, but all” doubts with dis-
pwllrd early in the morninc, and all ll'tllflrl
turnidin tr malt» a creditable riwm .r...
stration.
It was nearly nim- o‘clock when the
arm-- early in the" evening and mung to
tire running time of tir- trams it was
»
r.
anything to eat.
separately would fill several volumes.
tnarcii weroublaza with colored lights,
vices.
llirrmiriations line.
lice to the occasion than in other parts
of the city, but they had the advantages
of location for making a beautiful 'Ihow-
inc. Those who remember the decora-
tions of past years, say that nothing has
ever compared with the display of Inst
evening. ~
panics started for home and all‘expresscd
themselves as being highly pleased with
their entertainment. Those who work-
ed so hard to make the parade such I
decided success deserve great credit Ind
they mint be eufirfiwtl will] the result.
.\ very large degree of credit also he«
lungs l-ivlllt' ladies“ who dertronstraled
,tlmt they" are deeply iirlercstml, in the
success of Harrison and Merton and pro
:vctron to American industries. of which
Hwy now ”)ij the b= nefits. The coo -
my was of the finest. Every ccke was
‘illcr llrffrput eight when Iii» Inst tl- lei
gallon reached this city. 4 / 5
' Tho S. E. Mcrwio Guards of Milford,
in visiting curbs. They a'rre givvn liwirl
sta'ions on Clay or Washington strut-ta.
Major Charles H. llutv our Chief marshal ,
and li'tl no‘isl'tnl'l It‘r'h' W. 4). Merrill. l
Thomas (lat-annual” tofwrt McQubnm ?
W. W. l} ster, (3. any l‘. Atbermn, l-‘nd '
Quinrarrl. in. w. r- llurlze :2an M. «tr-l
ford l’ardec. -
Tim llile' was l.flfln'-’l In turn divi-r
cacli rcrtm; on littrlrzmuf Square
llatrrmr: murky tic-fer t'nrtiltluhd' ul 5
Moi-r f‘m-te lul ll... [litrCc3~lIiii. Till-r
c unpmrn-s' lb: f. l'.'lll' til ‘nfg' a< l-rlin‘v'il
Miles Light ”Halli if Souff- Xz-rit‘nllrfi
pricedrd by fire ”1' ll rittzrerl in Indian?
costume, who war in charge of Somme-l l
‘Vrlllflfl; the [brim club life-’3!“ in their 2
alllitl‘llt‘c Continental runs, the luv-:3} - f
t in club that made such a ('l't'llll'ilolt: up ;
[sirr‘incr-z the Miles Batiulringrf Bridge-i
port with their large for liars, and who}
by then superior showing clecrtul' gr. zit l
'ippisiuw along thi- whole; line of lll'llt‘llI 4
{Nil and New (human clubs. the minted 3
tractive appearing Windward Gourds- of
East Sorwalk Club fliJl theii truck,
which did iflccfive w..rk itt .lutribrrttng
literature, aim tlw tlrit‘gllllull of men
from the straw work. “'1‘.flll|g toxin-rose
straw hate.
At we plated lnlnrr. it wu-i quite lute
a‘hcn tbc linc storm], WlIICll wzrsfi‘the
only disagreeable lllan about the par-
ade. and the entire line of march could
not be gone our. The procession mot-rd
Washington street, to High iiil’i'rl. to
llay Vibw avenue, to Hillside street, to
lllniwood Ivonne, to High rll'l’t'l, to
Golden lliil street, in Chapel szrwt. to
West street. wfrairblrnsrrertJo (,‘Iny
Irrcrt, to “'1’” sir-ct. to Lowe street. to
Concord sin-Ill, to Main rain-er. to the
Norwslk Methodist church were lllr'y
r-uunterrn'rrchrd to the armory. It was
intendml to go on Spring, Chestnut,
and Dry streets, but in order that the
parade” could reach lmmr- at therip—
pointed time the streets above llll'flllr tfll‘d
were omitted. 0n Chestnut street Chris.
I". llallock had made t'lultmtli'tl corn.
tint-s, an I ll“ was not only disappointed,
bill‘s“ who had hoped to we his illumi-
nation. He plscédacrms lllf' sin-rt u
lsrge archway bt‘itllllz rim ilullu, ”Tl’l'
pizcsnne and Morton, Ton."
Thelirie rcaciwd the armory at if
o'clock. The limit the Lidien‘ fir-publi-
lllmnll remarkable. Nu om- who pit
rsdcd will expect to get I finer r'rllllllon
on I similar occasion than wIs furnish-
cdhy the ladies of South Norwslk. lt
wss served in the armory, Ind twelve
tables one hundred feet long wen- Illlt‘d.
l’lItts Ind cups Ircrc laid for sixteen
hundred Ind fllty men Ind nenrly every
place was occupied by those in thr- pro-
cession. The ladies were very generous
in their contribution of provisions. lo
fIct Ilmost enough remarried untouched
to feed half It many more, It was not
necessary fora tour to grabst the first
piste llt' came to Ill order to get enoug
local. lo tiwaltcrooori tho lull“ in
filled the plain with sandwiches, cube.
tnost Ind fruit. before the lit-Id of the
line rssclwl the Irmory I committee of
the men filled the cups with line but
Miles and pitchers of coffee were
pissed slang the table. Two hun-
dred gallons were that used. lAfter the
men were It their often the sight wIs I
grand one to behold from the balcony.
Everything went off without I hitch
issue. It was the Democratic cry every-l
WWW- Th” “W“ W” only touched "P’ togctlieror the light abandoned.
on in the most incidental way by «other Japan.“ .lrhl‘ “‘14,.“ know u,,-, cannot
side. ‘
cut cave 2,000 majority for the l’t‘m‘hgivr-nrt up,
cmrictickct. Four years later tho con-annry Th", they have, and they 3,...
test lwtween Garfield and Hancock "‘"lgoingto use It .. They “up". enouxh
can, with rhi- tarrfl in the background. 3 "A", can 1,. b01331“ p, save .31.. day, and
rich. evcry- sandwich good, and ail the
.tillle' things first-class.
, .VU'IEQ.
The Milford club was too bit» to calch
was’thc first to {19.l'i"ftj- they :lflvt’lllglul,:ir "m“ rind had to wait until 6-30?
at 62‘»). Ear-Ir from after that bronglrtrn-flmk this morning. The captain‘wart-r
ell lll" Washington express to stop at
Milford for them but the railroad coma
parry would’mt :tCt’HIIIflltrllrilt’ them.
Ibr- llarding flattery r.f Stamford did
Ilvn'lllf'llt'e' work With their cunnrvn.
Snow-x nf windows nrrc broken.
, . - .. _ v, " . y r ' . ,
2 _'lh» 3mm ill. Iron“ “orbs llittrrymy. Mr. 3”“ of Southington,and Mr.
.- griml- firings lrrrlv ivrtli tluir runrurrnpmknr M Rickvillc, are' “ low of u“.
1'5... i ““3" ‘ "'""l m” "M" 54”" WW!" ”W1" 3 small army of converts that do not care
”'9.
'l'l._4' '4 ‘i‘li of (Ydl'Hi'l liglib and anan
(":y'vll- .. “err prulry u: 2 i-xlz'iu..'r4l.‘
1"}..- rlum‘mrl \\ v.4 lrr '4~.' firm . ur lu'tll
rlwuivn artrcir :rtmf.
ilI'TLilllli. ix‘coxsucr'rrri'r.
irizssoss roit itr;i't;itt.ir.ts st muss“
A ‘Cfll’t’flll Revlon Ill llm Situation Alter
I‘Trlp Through the State.
rs'prrinl comrfiumd mare ollbc 5'. Y. Trr‘trz'zr r
HARTE‘nlzir. Harm, Ur‘f. 13l.-‘—i’-mrzr cii—
m, [gu|3,.|..,- Battalion "f x,,m4;,ik.rut r~ a P: Notion Slilll', and rim: r-ni—‘
martin: tlu-ir lwautilul unif-‘rnr-: {lit-:[Ill’til"3”.“'
.‘lrin‘é ll’tllitll'in. the Bzifkm-y ll'lllkllhn ill-4". n i» fur—ml no swim-other r~~::.— than,
analllufki-frt'Ziuaver. Jr..ol Budget» 4n. l “'3’ 1'41 fl.'.'r4nn--r~:rr:ot can lw win 1 “WW
“is" by their firm marching rrt‘clt'm'lilt yew“ ll “Illi:l‘lflllt‘, rrrrrjrrrty rzlllgtlig‘
ll!» ; ll’Ulll LQUI) In I; ”00. "ll! Wllw'l in it XII". tr-iripcmrtc-r lt‘llls. PIC. Thi. proved n
l’drlcltcetel’ clubs with I line band graced f (illnfll Cllflfpuliztl lln- main queeli at in l at“... m“. an”, Oruergl Fisk hail Infill-
tho-procession by their fine appearancczl‘l‘hl'ilh'r. Amflli‘fln "MINE” film" or.“ speech it was practically dropped.
the Stamford organizations, irrclutlirlgliihr'ill m" lll’liml-Wlt'dy PM" “1" Sm‘“,'f'hin Barnum attempted to fliod the
J, Ii, Smith Pioneers, Cavalry, ' ‘11.,“ ' may b» commend mfrly Republican. 2 Stare with distinguished speakers. as the
Guards. chwfmleri Guards, Vail Guards, lTle‘ l4 'lH‘Vn Wally by ”W ll'zillflll lb-publicrins werr- sir-iii; Mill.- himself
Curb-is and the Harding Buttery. all olellSl‘TY "f ”I" ‘3 ’IDflirllth’fillh “W“ ””5 mm». Ills 354' ”Mon l‘pt‘f’t‘ll. limv-i
which were admired fir tlrctlirur.g furliwxmmn; 0‘ lh" lrllll'l’l IMF“ in ihbevrr. in which for answered a trouble-
lltl'll' thorough discipllnl : the “War l Nation's illr‘, tbrit of finance and tndu-r—‘wnw q..t.,,“,m by hum“ m, prupnttnda-r
Whvnurvr :4. l'w-r-lwvtinl
try. Tllli pr rrml iwgrm about .1 (it‘l‘fli'lfl‘
chili arid the llu~llll~V men's club and lflllrl’ Ilw War, for it was fully Ilirtt linin- {urnflsv’and hr- N'lll’t'd,
cavalry of Surwnlk, tlu- l’ortcbeilrr and i l’t‘i‘m‘ l'ft’s‘illt‘flllal mm”!!! “’t‘ll'llQCldt'd‘: was llt'ltllrlt‘tl with :: flourish of trump-
Xorwaflt Iron Works Britterirs, “1.9;“.Vltlllil‘ll’l‘lyt'l'llr'lllflllflgrillllltl! ”m" ”Link-ts, butlrith speeches he made full so
on our animal tarnnectud with the llv‘bel- ; fl,“ [hag h... 2'“... up. pm.
lint).
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The first National contest of this period
was thu llayea-Tilden campaign of ls‘lb,’ my“. campaign talk.
at the close of (l‘rnnt's r-Pcnml term.
that light. “rt-form" “gas tho parnnismnlg thvotlir-r, uml you will find the 1)t'l”0'
In;
What was the insult? (Jonnectiq:
Everythinr indicated that Connecticut:
ta-ction the issueuf the conflict. What
Prohibition ’und Greenback candidates,
Neal flow and Ilenrral Weaver, in the
field that year. In 1884 the Democracy
had for its adviser and manager Triden's
ables! lieutenant, Daniel Manning, and
he liltil the party's candidate, the man
from Buffalo, well in bond. The tsrifl
was let severely alone. The old sbibbol-
t‘lll was again the wutchwurd. As I
nnttrrnl result tho Protection Democrats
of the Nutmeg Htulc voted for Ukrveisnd»
They drd not give him as much support
on Hwy did l‘rldon, but when the votes
Wi'n‘ Cllllllli‘ll it was found thatthelh'm-
“erotic, ticltct lirid 1,278 plurality. The
tendencies of the, State were still further
illustrator in the Congressional elections
two yrltlri ago. Then Clcvclsnd was
considered just as good I protrctionist II
Mnnninx proclaimed him to be at tho
Ui'mncrullc National Convention in IBM.
[t was not surprising, therefor», that tho
Administration was Iblo to win in three
of the four (longresiionsl Districts into
which Connecticut is divided.
WHAT Till! MATE l'ASVAllH nitowil.
Twocnnvnssrs of the Slate have been
made by ll"! State Committce. They
were mm!» must carefully and in every
dotrbtfufcssethubenelli was given to
the other side. The result of the first
canvass was” satisfactory: that of the
second much more so. This in said on
the authority of Mr. Day and Mr. Fes-
serrderr. There is no defection on the
Republican side. "l-‘our Wars sun," re-
around tollnd out how mIny Republi-
cans were going to vote for Cleveland.
who did not vote It Ill.
and nobody left the building wsntiog
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Who pos-rsarsthc [MWI-l’tlltlt‘rt‘l’tplhlfl lng speccllt'l for Morrison Ind “0mm
sufficient to do justice totive illuminawl don't think the Republic“ party wsl
“an and Ilv’t‘nratiorrr? 'I‘u speak orilwm ‘ ever more united. harmonious and Is.
'rrerffect to be appreciated had to be The chatter of “The Evening Post”
seen. The residences along ihr- lino ol‘gbour the manufacguren here being in
Roman candies, rockets and different do—i the question tocvery w/ool man I met in
Earn-claw on the urn. were the . llocltville, Hartford, Meriden, Willimsn-
. N0 ltl't‘aivl‘ “for“ tic, New Haven, Bridgeport, Waterbury,
was made by the people there to do jus-. Norwich and Danbury, but I could not
It was about 12 o'clock when the com»
r lest thrrn one per cent. to malro the r-lec-
~ lion safe, and that is assured now.
WWMHUM 9'1“!“ in 137“. “'lltlnlud‘learryt'onnrcticut. be will broke a des-
denly (lent-rat Hancock, by an inadvert- l derntc fight .0 do “L
errt remark, made the question of Fri»:
I
followed? Carrol-client went Republicant
by 2.656 plurality. although then- were)
i intellect"? Why, none other tlisn “Psi."
marked Mr. llperry. “we won- lookingr
There were I lot. of “remand I lot more; Prank W. Woodwsrd accepted John
We don't host W. Smith'sbst of “0 cash yeststdsy
of my this fIll. 0a tbs contrary, they tbstOottIsctchtItid New York mid
In with at. “sol thorn, like Dr. beesrdtdbv Cleveland IIil Therm.
.MSOIJTH NORWALK. CONN, THURSDAY, 1
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gr ‘
l(loom S. Miller, for example. i" fish-
! grmive thsn It present."
l favor of free wti‘ol isiytll nonsense. lplll
‘learn of one. The nearest approach to
it was I Mr. Bench. Us is said to have
an interest in one oftbe Rockville mills,
but his main business is that of import-
ing dye stuffs. It is the most‘ntii'rrrsl
thing in the world that he should ,‘wsnt
. free wool, and frce’trsdo for that matter.
Till! SILENT VOTE FOR PROTECTION.
But it is not enough that the Republi-
cans are united. What about the other
side? Is there any defection there?
'ch, there is, as any intelligent man who
travels thmurh‘ the state will find out:
It is not a.) strongly marked as in New
York State, nor is that necessary. The
problem is toget enough recruits to over.
:come the 1,200 or 1,300 of four years arm
lanl obtain an equal portion of the new
,’ votcrs. It is peculiar to this State that
incnrlv all political changes are made
lsilently. So strongly portion are even
étlf‘e ritual. pronounced protection Demo-
tcrnto that when they do vote against
atheir party on this question they do it
Esilently. Still. here and there you find
exceptions to the rule, such as Judge
lMsrctis Holcomb of Southington, an old-
: line Democrat. who has taken the stump.
,fnr Protection, or ,James ll. “inch of
; Greenwich, formerly a generous contri’
; bulor to the Democratic campaign fund.
He calls himself a Harrison Democrat.
’Chsrli-s Durand. a manufacturer of Der:
who knows how they intend to vote. It
would be strange indeed if, in this creat
manufacturing State. where the mass o
rot-in slept-ml for ilwrr livelihood on the
numb-trance of the mnnufncttirics,
en nigh of them should not be on the
s-rdenf what their own experience. teaches
lbcrxt is the best for their personal inter-
rats, as I's'll as l: r those of the cruntry
Ill g~ tit-ml. It only requires a change 07
Till: I'BMO‘J'RATII',‘ CAMPAIGN ‘A FAILI'KE.
The contrast between the general man-
agement of the Republican and the
Democratic, campaigns is striking.
Early in the season Barnum started in
With the Prohibition eédcshow, the
gringo: nowgoinr: on in fir» partl
rw \
$19."
[he flsmumrrg.
¥ [m suscs will be regularly occupied. iml if {er
.9 election by contributions from worms, dis-
fissliu the issues of the cImpIisz
Some ltei/iublican‘ipgakcrs bnvp
us here in Norwallt, that free raw it
his would give our manufacturers prac-
tically no advantages ‘tlraf. they do not
enjoy; that I system of rebates gives
back to them the duties on the rat nia-
Ocriuls imported when such materials
are used in articles sent abroad. This
whole matter of rebates is well our med
up by the N. Y. Evening Post: ‘
“Section 3019 of the Revised Stilutes
does not provide for ‘thc remissil
duties on all foreign materials til
the export trade,’ but only for reml "
of 90 per cent. of duties on articles
‘wbolly manufactured of material
American wood is used in conju
with foreign iron or steel, tbeclaur
shines inoperative.
and foreign wool, or American
and foreign wool are mixed toget er, it
becomes inoperative also. T t his
the correct interpretation n evi-
dent from the next succeeding Id lion
.(No. 3920), which provides that the ii ruw'
bulk of duties may be allowed 0 ‘ fire-
arms,scules,shovels,spades,nxes,plo ghs,
cultivators, mowing and reaping ti rich-
lnes, when the imported materialis‘ ore
than onevhalf the value of the ina‘erinl
used. We havoc large export trip ein
these articles. The difficulty of melting
proof that nothing but foreign ma erial
has been used in a manufactured article.
and the delay and trouble of collcrting
tho drawback, are very consideralle in
any case. nod it is quite absurd—rt 9, of
fact, It downright untrufb—lo say that
the law provides for tho rcmissicn of
duties on all , forrrignma‘teriuls ward in
the export tradr'." '
at
9t. £-
notable
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(If the
95 iii
nomination to Crmgress in a ll 00k-
lyn district of Mr. William J. L'uomm, it
lifedorrgllepnlllicrin, by a committic of
one hundred Independents. since ratified
by the Democrats, upon a plutfcrtl of
tariff reform. He takes substantially"
the same ground as Hon. Seth ha 'in
refusing to support ilio Republican parlv
in its present changed policy, lie says
in his letti-r of acceptance:
"I am uncmnpromiaingly in favor of
such revenue l‘c‘lul’fu its will lift the bur-
den of unnecessary taxation from the
shoulders of the pebplc, will be ntrue
incentive to the improvement, the broad-
ening nod tru- extension of our mant fac-
toring imirrstries. and will rumble Iii to
tubs. primivyamn nf' thil markets (if the
world. Tllll‘. «'0 are able to do if lhl in-
genuity and skill of our Irtismra are a ven
full scoWy have no reason tol
corirrx-tit'uir‘lif thn taxes on raw mi ter-
Another instance
."to go Inuit ill-l llmt’l. llllxutn’tl llls “'0 r
Governor Hill
So did most
of tilt-other lumnttrt men. Today the
canvass" in it liflil shape. This is not
G.» into nimn-r
any town from (llll‘ end of tho- Siate to
'crotic hmdqitarti-rs either clotted up. of-
Thr-
ntukuvalirht on the stump, and have
Their only hope "I in
il‘l'larniirn decides that it will pay to
For the present,
it is simply a “conflict of ideas," it! Mr.
Bruce puts it. Who do you suppose is
tin-flan conspicuous figure here on the
Democratic sidi' of this "campaign of
Ellheedy, Dinner Sullivan's old tracker.
lilo represents the Democratic National
loommittec in running I daily paper here
E that seeks to prolong rt worthless exist-
ience by abusing the llapublican candl-
date for governor, Mr. Bulkeley.
; . Personal leatlon.
I Iliss Ssrshl’. Benedict cl Platfsvilfe,
Ct" is visiting with friends In this! city.
llarry tum has returned from a vis»
, it with relsllm inssngstoclr.
r l‘rInk Peace of Stratford has returned
| from a visit in Brooklyn.
i The Misses Amelia and Adelina (food-
iIr-ll of Albany, N. Y.. are spending I few
[days with Mr. “and MrsL Abrsin [longh-
l ton.
l Alfred Kelsey of Bridgeport, y- out.
i for: with llsrry Danton in this city.
: Ralph TI" 0' the borough ls moving
3 to Bridgeport to—dIy.
l Patna: K. llsrgcnt of Hobobon, N.J..
‘ is visiting with Mr. Ind lfrs. Autos
‘ Yoitnrts.
; Mr. and Mrs. Dmiel J. llvldert rm-
fspendhig I week in Lowell, lists.
lspmll Conting-
. Col. Robert (1. logersoll. the most no-
lted orator of the country. tvrll Miller!
as republican meeting It. Music llIll on
EFridIy evening. The simple announce-
rinent tht lnnrsoll is to west will
icrowd filo IIIII probably Is It its;
wded before. ’
[cavern
Augustin-st.
3095'”
tlll-ll'y which in time is likely to become
's--lf-.~rrp|n)rtrnlr. but not to ~ hart ex-
tent in to dcbauch it from the be m ‘ing.
lam Ill no sense it free trader, and have
nrteytnp'tlliy wrthuny sudden chill
which Wi'lllil unsettlo the cstnblir lied
order of things: but l am iincmnprol is~
irrgly oppoml to any, tariff which, while
clming the irrrirkcts of the world til us,
’lt“"t‘fl the mechanic and thcpcnpls at
large a prey to the emotions of produc-
(’l‘l‘.
'l i
£—
Mr. Countti‘s remarks as to the effect
of tariff reduction on our commerce:
“While paying higher wages we. are
stiff able to sell in England's colonies.
What could we not do with free raw ms-
t- little? No not Idvocsto the subsidiz-
ill}; of our American stcamfhlps, b H
advocate the removal of tho obstructions
to our commerce. If we had no dull
wool l guarantors that we would 1'n a
would br- nblo ‘then to return with car-
Uns «fleet of a high tsrifl‘ has beer to
some years ago: ,
'“Yon have been levying duties in
armory“ lbr serrations. Your dl
llriw ’Enms‘nd from the seas where
was making her money'by ntvigs-
snd you compelled her to build up ir
valleys and on her roclry hills lll‘l' try--
of manufactures."
The right policy for New Englsrd is
one that will act favorably on both but
manufacturers and her commerce. ’ll ore
in the United static.
press has been astonishing in most dl
lions, but ship building and com ‘
quote:
“Tbs United Bum. with her enorp
coast line Ind her abundant supp
shipbuilding mstsrisl, might have l
our armrest competitor for the can}
trIrlI of the world. She has oft,
of the question. We mil“ to be if
Iy thIIful. llIil the United
years ago, we should have been inflnitcly
worse off than we are now, both as re-
gards our c rrrying trade and our ability
to compete with ‘other manufacturing
nations in the neutral markets of the
glolm.“ Crimson.
The borough streets are being clcunt-d‘
today. 7”, . ‘
Schooner John fl. Perry is unloading
rock salt at Holmes & Keelet‘s dock.
Miss Marnie an“... of Elmwood
avenue docs not improve any in health
yet. ' ,, , _
—l)ixon, Faber, and Eagle Pencils at
Plaisted's. _ , _ '
'The republicans of Dorian will hold a
rally this evening. A torcbligbt parade
will be the principal feature.
Fred Miller dunno a number of
, his friends at. his home on Woodward
avenue Ir it evening, it being hitlath
birthday. The party enjoyed tlrcmsclvés
very much and disperscd at about 2
o’clock. .
—-Rev. N. G. Axtell of Milford will
speak in the Opera linusc, Friday even-
ing. Everybody invited.
The merchants do Washington street
near tho post office are to put an electric
light near their places of business. at
their own expense. The improvement
will be appreciated by all bands general-
Iy. ' ,
‘A two-seated carriage containing three
ladies and it gcntleman was run into by
a hack near the Artrrrrryiliist night. Ono
of the hind wheels of the carriage was
wrecked and the ladies thrown out, but
fortunately escaped injury. "
To-daty is the festival of All “Saints.
There were celebrations of tho "Holy
Eucharist ntrTrinity Church at 7 and
10.30 this morning and therc‘ will be
Even-rung with an address by the rector
at 8 o‘clock this cvepiug.
Hon. Morgan 0.,Bnllteley In Town.
~Hon. Morgan (l. Bulkeloy, Republican
candidate for Governor, was in town
last night. He came up from Green-
wich where he had spoken, with Senator
Hill, and reached b'crc on the 9.49 .train.‘
lie, w-rrt to Mr. Hill's residence and
viewed the parade. .It'ytns intended to
give the boys n surp ' at the collation
attire Armory, but wing to it being
necessary for Mn? lkeley to takcvthe
11.07 tfiin for horn , it could not be done.
1! Accident.
\‘t'hcir tho republican pnrnda was comr
ingup Main‘strcrt last night. Johnny
llaly, who was in advance- of the line,
was struck in lllr neck by a ball from a
Roman candle.~ ' The ball burn the
flesh quite badly and it 'will be” "me
time before the burn heals. He was
taken home in a back.
llrmk Commissioners flex-e.
Messrs. Sanders and Noble, U. S. Bank
Commissioners for Connecticut and
lthode Island, arrived at the Mahaclteino
last evening, and had an opportunity of
“witnessing the grand Republican parade
before looking after .banlr affairs. If
they find bank matters in its flourishing
condition as republicanism, they can
givr- a cheerful report thereof.
fission Advertised
The itth lllurtcd Out.
Lord Sackvillo has blunderod, but his
blunder has revealed the truth. As the
accredited ambassador to this country
be conveyed his belief by the clearest
implication that British interests in
America would bossfer underadsmo-
cratic than I republican administration.
they would be safer or that the vast ms.
jority of the subjects of the British eni-
piro nrdontly hope for the success of
Cleveland? It is not 'a matter of import-
ance with American voters that Lord
8Ickville has been indiscrest. 1 Truth
which crops out through Iblunder is
none the less true.
Gun Wanted.
SECOND llsnd breech loading, to bore gun
wanted. Address. BOX 730,
sf tit South Norwalk.
'l‘o Lot and For Sale. lo
AT Dsrlcn,0t.. near depot, 8 rooms. .8. per
month. Another list It room‘s. one to two
acres. per year. Deduction for wlnlcrmimflll.
For .ll-rooto hon-s near stItlon. only tron.
Buy terms. Also farm. nouns, good buildings.
only 03.600. [or rentor for min ll. Bell IelInd, I
undesirable property. either for hotel or private
dwoillsgmnverycuytcms. might '
llLVIL .IIAD.
ocll 3t Box No. fill. DIrlcri, Cl.
Italian Boos For solo.
ANYONEwi-frlnu lrsllsri Bees. will do well to
call It Wilson I'olirt They Irc to wrest
blvos Ind
will tell thorn chest).
octi iw ROYAL DENNIS.
Notice.
HEREBY nollf climbs to not turn my
wife. rims- of ma my account as I It I
not us any debts of her contact 0%
ill JAtt an. nsrrr.
Bomb Norwslk. (IL. Oct. 30th, 1883.
To Let.-
NIUILY furnished room to tvro mpsctsbls
gentlemen, with or without bostildn I private
family. It No. 0 DAY 81". of» in
Now is the Time.
llAVI your orders for the llallds . Pom-Its
. J in on. I’ll“)! Ind Crsyon. Puts I spscfsiry.
A flnst'rsyon for to. D. 0.00m“ Iran 0 .
who)“: IIA run, r. 0. Bo: ml. Nornslk.
l
*‘ul‘bl'lllll and Confectionery.
C AJIAVILANDJloJl sin Direct. from h
s' ltsspsscbolosstock fruit Ind confoctIEoI
mandinvltssssbmofymr psironsn. om Ill
Factory 1'. not.
“EWWINleIm these
T by tlis Icl Hawaii Est caution-E
III
“.nuucncsmcmrhcr.
' ° ‘ {55...
0
I;
ms to I
still
more
wt or with“
b0 i
built I.
And can any intelligent man deny that 9“”
THE Store and Burnout In the Library Building.
TO I IItrsfsctory taunt that will take charge
of tho Library the store will be rentod on vcry res-
sonlbli: terms. luqurm of
not if TAYLOR & GOLDEN, Ant-ills.
Building Lot For halo.
N the west side of thin strain, In the neighbor:
hood of the Methodist Chart-8h,k Inquire of
TAYL‘ it GQLDEN.
Ital Estate and Insurance Agency, Washington st.
Osborn Avc., East Norwallt.
THREE desirable Ind pleasant residences for
sale. Prices reasonable and terms any»
llrrqulic of TAYLOR coo KN.
Rcsl Raisin Ind Insurance Exchange ltoorns,
Washington EL, 80. Norwalk.
George it. Undcrhlll
IS
now in town selling Household S IIItlcs for
cash or by installments It prices revoud coni-
petition. Parties desiring btrgslns can call It No.
fl Raymond BL, City. .
mum tf
Oysters.
oysters opened-"fresh daily can
'R. J. CUTLILL.
Foot of Raymond St.
Distrlct of Not-walk II: Probate
Court. October 22d, A. D.,'1888.
llstsicof Julio ll. Fric'k, ‘l‘rm of Mrlmmon
in the time of lows, dcrcascd. l
_ 'l‘ I! Court of Probate for the, District of Norwsllt
ha limited rind allowed six months from the ditto
hereof forlbc creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their rlurtns for ecttlirmctrf. Those who neglect to
present urn-Ir accounts, vropcrly stfuitcd, within
Isirltlrnc willlbcdcb arcti‘ovcry. All persons
indebted to said Ibrtctc are requested to make im-
mediate payment to s _
GEORGE A. JENNINGS, Administrator.
‘oc‘L'l on 8th .
r
nosu'dmrrng
, . pmctirc them of
ocfltf '
, Notice. _
HE Electors of the Town: of . Norwailt. l-‘airflcld
t‘ounly, Connecticut, are hereby notified and
turned to nice: on the Tuesday next nltcr the first
Monday of November, 133$, for the following pur~
. vrz: .
Thu-election of Eltctors of [President and Vice
President of the I'nitcd States. Representative in
Congress for the Fourth Congressional District,
Governor, chntcrmnt Governor, secretary, Tress
mar, Comptroller. Senator of the l-‘lrh District.
Judge of Probate forrhc District of Noni-silt, and
of two repmnfatrves from the Town of Not.
walk in tin: General Assembly, of this State.
The .Polls will be open for the above purposes,
from 6.0'clock forcnoon until five o'clock alter-
nonn, at the Town House for the First Voting
District. at the Police Rooms, in City Hall Bulld-
ing, llsvifsnd street. inthc City of South Norwslk
for the Strand VotingDistrict, no It the store of
Winfield S. llanford, In East orivsll', for the
Third Voting District,
Allcsl,‘
JOHN-S. LLK'KWOOD.
WALLACE DANS.
ROBERT N. MOREBUI'SB.
ocaf :rr JOSEPH L. COLEGROVE.
Constables of the said Term of Norwalk.
__,. llrrrrr .arrl Luis. +—
BSIRABLF: Houses for Elnclc families to lot or
sale, and fine building sites for sole; csey
Enquire of ‘
, E. IA. Woodward.
ocl'l 3 mos.
3 GREAT REMEDIES combined in fisir‘s Syrup
v or TIr,Wiid Cherry 'Iiidwllorchonnd. the best
Cough Syrup sud Lnnttlessin in the world,‘.:.'i cents
I bottle. It is invaluable for Group in children.
Sold by all droughts. The gcnninc only bIs lac
smile of the signature of .III. E. llIIr in red ink on
not: . llIir‘s Pbsrtnac , manufacturers,
fibewri‘é" ’.
terms .
onn. ' octtornclr
. THE
Merrill Pirrrrrarrlrrr Academy,
School of Shorthand, Typewnting
and Business Correspondence,
opens Wednesday, Sept. filth,
IN AYBES’ BLOCK.
5l Atlantic Street, Stain I'd, Conn.
This School will be under the
and inspugxlrlm of IRS. M. A. lllt LL". latt-
incipI I ruthless inInIgcr of more short-
and Iridfl‘ypewrlting School, Hartford. Conn.
Young lull-:1 and gentlemen desirous of acquiring I
thorough sud practical knowledge of Sirortbsnd
I to slim
.Writing. with I View of becoming court. stcnm
phers, newspaper reporters, smanncnscn. or [carriers
of mean, will find this I thorough training school.
In session day or evening, pupils can color It In:
time. Individual instruction, no elm work. .
‘ Wumduiites misled to good paying positions.
Instructions by ”all I Specialty. -
'f'or circulars, giving full icalsiv. call It school
0 ("address if . ht. A. MERRILL.
Principal.
Come in and see our new styles of
Wall Papers.
. ‘cwwwq
No trouble to s on goods.
Fine Gifts 25 and 30 cents
double roll.
“AT..—
Becker’s
Paint and Will Paper Store.
18 North Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
nitsw. H. JArrvrS
Is now ready with
Fall Samples
Hrrrirrlar, Gatherer, Sills ari
Biol llrrrr flrrir '
lll’OllTlD BY
W. B.HAL.L&CO
BIIMIPOII'.
sanctum Ian 00er
or Tull LA’I‘II’I‘ ML”.
um...“
All «caesium-ted to me will be promptly filled
It runs priest W by firm Ion-s.
MRS. W. H. JARVIS, .
m lsln Shut. loath UM.
fl
rrrrrrr srr
Special Otter > 4.;
.. ligcfilbalzl‘oynel
r .4 44-: m”
rB . . R r, r888. PRICE Two CENTS. ,
itud ideve’ryt‘lrriigrelse Vlivctitywor thirty To Let. , TH E
.1.
---—0l’-—-—-—
cmnnnng. , f
All Wool Hossf,
l“!
At 15,139 a Fair-
. 0
Sold everywhere at 3356.
,GENTB’ .
Srarlrr Underwear l“
or [run 3231' QUALITY,
AT $1.4:I. ‘
Regular price 2.
BliKSllSllMll
Mahackenro Hotel Block.
rrrrr !
mlmlll ’““
hill...”
in.
South gmmlk.
person c
system of will
i
New Dress lialirr Establishment
lliirei brat ll'irilrerlrli
Will Idd divs-ultras to their mllil'nery burriissirst
43 WASHINGTON ST.,
My tisvcstcnred I m
. r
«still, it
hugs wlio uses the it.
snd'flttlirs.
Ammllm ‘ ted.
Norwalk Chronicler