N0 KNOW- NOTHINGISM.
'DII. TALMAOE TALKO ABOUT THE
cnv, “AMERICA FOR AMERICANS.”
I. In). It In Absurd. Contrary to the
I'll" at American Institutions, and En-
me Ara AWh-Advanta‘ss
of the Indus of Natloaa.
Baooavrs. it. Y.. larch a—nr. Taltuage
Ironclad in the Brooklyn Tabernvlo this
hurting on the abject, "Shall America be
; Mad for Americans!" As his mrmont
are now translates! in every language of
m and many languages of Asia, in his
may be seen persons from many
(Blunt nations. After an exposition of the
scriptural he gave out the hymn:
Ann of the lord. awake! awake!
Put on thy strength. the nations shake:
Text, Acts xvii, 26: “And hath madeof our
blood all nations." That is, if for some rea
mural phlebotomy were ordered, and
lag in a row were an American, an
a Bcotchniau, and an lridtman.
W, a German, a Norwegian, an
lcehadt. a Spaniard, an italian, a Rumba
and whores of all other nationalities
band their right arm and a lancct were
struck into it the blood let out would have
its mm. characteristics, for it would be red,
Ilbrine, globuline, chlorine and con:
niphurle acid, potassium. phmptnu
of Inca-la andsooa,and Baneyandflir
Ailey Coop: and Richardson and Zimmer-
mni mid Brown-Sequard and all the scientific
doom allopathlc, homeopathic, hydro
pathicandaclectic, wouldagree with Paul as,
standing on Mars Hill. his pulpit a ridge
d m rock fifty feet high and among
the and most exclusiveandundemo
people of the earth be crashed into all
titdrprwjudicesbydeclartng lnthewords of
mytaxtthst God had made “ofonebloodall
nations.” The countenancu of the five races
of the human family may indifferent as a
rattlt of climate or education or habits, and
the Malay will have the projecting upper
jaw, and the Caucadan the oval face and
small mouth, and the Ethiopian the retreat
fag forehead-ad largelip, and the Mongolian
the flat face of olive hue, and the American
Indian the colored complexion, but
the blood is the same and indicates that they
allhadoneoriginand that Adam and Eve
was their ancmtor and anceatrca.
aunties Irma nurse cameos or narrow:
I think God built this: American continent
and organized thk United States republic to
dunorutrato the stupendous idea of the text.
Amanin Pasta will always remain aI’er-
sian, a man in Switaarland will always re
mainaswiqa mania Austriawill always
rematnaa Austrian, but all foreign national:
iii-coming to America were intended to be
Americans. This land is the chemical labor-
atory where foreign bloods are to bo inextri—
ablymlxedupandraco prejmiiceaandraco
antipathies are to perish, and this sermon is
an as by which I hope to help to kill them.
Itis nothard form to prmch such user:
mots, because, although my anustors came
to thbcmntry about two hundred and fifty
year-ago, some of them came from Wales
and lime from Scotland and some from Hol-
land and some from other lands, and I am a
mixture ofao many nationalities that I feel
athome with people from under everysky
and havearighttocall them blood relations
“III-Immadcapsand patriotic lunatlcsin
thhcountry, who are ever and anon crying
out, “America for Americans!“ Down with
—Iaand you mmyaat. fie parted!
hr Phlllrptsns " You. the father. hear of
"III mngt‘ment. and what will you do!
You will get red in the face and say: “J“,
mute ottttf that small room at the and d
the ball; ”norm, mmu down out of the
finmt; Kin. Income up from t hu wlinr ; Fannie,
anon out III the kItcln-Il.nihl go "It" the m:-
lor or anywhere you chooau', and, Philip,
for your [Thillm and nIIl-rothcrly be
haI'lIIr, i put you for two huura in
the dark closet under the Moira." ind
b the Father of the human I'm-e. He has at
trust lire flour—II North American, n Hamil
AIIIerlcan,a European, an Asiatic and an
African. The North Amerimn with the
broom and he says to his four bruthvrs and
flatten: "lot the South AIIn-riI-un they in
South AIIIerlcn, let the European stay in
Europe, let the Ahlttllt.‘ stay in Asia,
let the African stay in Africa, but Amer-
Ica is for tltt‘. I think it in tho [I'll'llll' of
the “‘llflloi'kl'ui. l liltII its curwtu of grant
and its lllhttlsft‘f‘y of tho front window,
namely thI AInI-ricnu Imnrbc, and tho uphol-
stery of lb» back window, nannrly tho Amer
lean Sillint‘l Now, I want you all to stay out
and keep to your plat-I1." I am euro the
Father of the whole human rnco would hear
of it and t'hnstiach-nt would come, and.
whether by earthquake or flood or drought.
or heaven darkening swarms of locust
and gramhopIa-r, or dealt-(tying angel
of pestilence, God would rebuke our
aelflahntws as a nation and my to tlIt
four Winds of llouI'cn: “This world is my
house and the North American Is no more my
child than is the South American and the
Euro an and the Asiatic and the African
And built. this world for all the children.
and the parlor is theirs nndall is theirs" For,
ietmo say, whether we will or not, the popu-
lation of otnr-r lands will come here. 'l‘bcrr
arc harbors III] the way from Badln's bay to
Galveston, and if you shut fifty gates then
will be olbrr gates nngunrdml. And if you
forbid foreigners from coming on tbt
stmmcrstl.»y will take nailing roan-la And
if you f-Irbi I them coming on sailing "and:
they will mum in boats. And if you will not
let them Ionic in boots they will come on
rafts. AM if yuuu’ill nntnllow wlnirfnge
tothe raft they will leave It outside Sandy
Hook uni swim for free America
Stop thI-m! You might as well pmsn law
forbidding a swarm of summer bees from
alighting on the clover tops. or pass alaw
forbidding; the thin? of the Atlantic torts:
when the moon puts under it silver grappling
books, or a law that tips nooudny sun should
not irrndittto the utmmphcrc. They have
coma 'l'lzv-y are coming now. They will
come. And if I had ut'uicolmIdenoughtc
be heard acres the seas I would put it to the
utmost tendon and cry, Let them come! You
stingy, selfish, shrivclod up, blasted souls
who sit bcfore your silver dinner plate piled
up with brmst of rosut turkey incarnadined
with cranberry, your furl: full and your
mouth full. and cramming down the super-
nbnndnnce till your digestive organs are ter-
roriwl, let tho millions of your fellow mcn
have at least the wishing: bone.
.utnmca nas nsoum noon run. ALL
But some of this cry, America for tbt
Americans. may arise from an honest fear
lost this luul be orcrcrowdul. Such per—
sons had better false the Northern Pacific or
Union Pacific or Southern Pacific, or Atlanta
and Cbnrlr-tto Airline or Texas and Santa
Fe, and go :I long journey and lint! out that
no more than a tenth part of this continent is
fully cu’timtul. lfaman with a hundred
acres of farm land should put all his cultiva-
tiononono acre, he would be cultivating a
larger ratio of his form than our nation is
I 'inzoflthonntional farm. Pourtbe
the Gantansl Down W ' Down
with the Jews! Down with the Chinese!
an in some directions the popular mics,
all of which vociferations I will drown
outbythefullorganotmy teat, whilelpall
outthestops andpot myfoot on tbept-dal
that will open the loudest pipes» and run my
fingers over all the four banks of ivory keys,
playing the chant, "God hath made of one
blood all nations."
There are not five men in this atniicncc, nor
five men in any audience today in America
except it he on an Indian reservation, who
were not descended from foreigners if you go
far enough bark. Theme native Americans
are the Mtxlocs, the Shannon, the Chippy
was, the Cherokees, the Chickasaw 5, th:
Seminobn and such like. if tin: principle
America only for Americans be carried out
that you and l have no right to bo hero and
we had better charter all the str; '
clippers and uwu-of’vrrir and y 1::.
sleeps and get out of this: country as qt. sick as
warble. The l rig 'rim I'utlu: -rs were all unmi-
granta, the llugnenots all inunigrauts. The
cradle of most ercry one of our families was
rocked on the bank of the Clyde, or the
Rhine, or the Shannon, or tho Seine, or the
‘l’ibcr. Had the watclm-ord "Amerim for
Americans" been an curly and successful cry,
where now stand our cities would have stood
Indian Wigwam, and comics instead of steam
as would have tracked the Hudson and the
Connecticut; and metal of the Mississippi
beinfthe main artery of the continent it would
have tum only a trough for deer and auto
lope and Wild pigeons to drink out of. What
makes the cry of “America for Americans
the more absurd and the more inhuman is
that some in this ctvnntry who thcmsclrfi ar-
rived here in their boyhood or arrived here
only one or two generations back are joining
in the cry. Ewan! from foreign dcspotisms
thenselres they say, Shut the door of campe
for others: Getting themselves on our shares
in a lifeboat {ran the shipwreck saying.
Hulthebont ontbebmchandlcttbortstof
theme-rs goto the bottom! lit-n who
' use yet on them a Search or Germanor
hgiish or Irish trognecrying out, America
for Americans! What if the native inhalr
hated heat-ca. i mean the angels, the cher-
nlim, thoseraphim torn there, should stand
hthegateand when theysw as coming up
attise lat should say: "60 back: Becca:
It! the Heaveniansl"
wanna rm: amount 15 CHEST.
0f coursewedowell not to allowforcign
natitarstomakethiscotmtry acourict colony.
We would have a wall builtas high asheaven
and as deep as hell against foreign thieves,
and anarchists We would not
lstthmnwipa their feet onthe mapof the
manual Castle Garden. if England
a Rain or Gcrnmny or France scnd hers
flit asap-Ideas to get clear of rim, we
would bavethem dqmadocs seat tank in.
chainlto the placeswhere thcytnntefrom
WowillnothareAmericabemmetho p-
ingplacsfwfm-es’gnragaboudifln. Bu you
buildupawall at the Narrows beforeNew
York harbor, twat the Goldanatehefore
lufrancbunand forbid thecomingofthe
hilt-trims and hard working and booe‘
w of other lands who want to
theairof our free institutions and
fieppwtunityfer better iirolilwod,andit
ball a question of time what God will
thatwall flatouonrownbcadswtth
thorad hot thaadednltaof hismrmipotent in-
m. Ytatareafathanndyoubaretlra
Theparlorlsthebeatroominyour
Your son Philip mys to the other
. ”am; "Now. John, you live in the
H room Iintbeendofthehallandstay
“' yealivslnthegan-st
E.
SOUTH N 08W
hair 78.. this lfty "mills dollars not
givutiaalanwili andtcwtameut and sta
Inwbsusmsu must lanolin money say-
how, but by donation at fifty five years of
agsandln good health, utterly eclipsing all
benevolence Ilium the world wua ctcrttul. I
must cnanIa there was a time II in II 1 enter
ntlnul race proju-llm, but, thank» 1.. (ital.
that prejudice has gone, and if i eat in t‘llul‘t‘ll
and on out! pile of mo thwro was I: lllfl"li Innn
andon tlmutbcr aIIlII of "W was an Indian,
and before me was :I t'hinuiunn and behind
nio’a Turk, lwould [to m. lmppy In. l mu
now standing in tin: ltl't'M‘lll‘t' I-f tins brilliant
audience. and l nm as happy now u» I run I..-
and live. 'l'lII-Iu-IIII-r we got this t‘tll'|N‘ of
race prI-judim bnrwd, the ilI-ttllltlt'r «ill be
our American ntIIthphIII-I- lrt Iw-h
(Ino fetch a I-‘pnnh nnvl lI-l II~ III}:
in grave ch-ur nu dmIn dnp-r nud
tins'llut' llll “U got ‘5 {.II' IlIIIIn u. the
t‘I-IItt-ruf flu-mirth II'III Intlf Imt tut'imnt,
but no further lmt it pits-In thw- IiI in; on
the other undo the ”will. 'l'hru iqu thr-
graro let down llll'lli‘I'llf‘at‘tl I-an-zImIIf rum-
prujudit‘e and tlIruII'Im It nil tlII' lllt‘tlll things
that have uwr b-wl mini and “rilII-II be
tween Jew and tienliic, int-.Il-I-II 'l'IIIi; lilil
Bunion. ll‘l“t~t'll English IIII-l l-'I-v.r.-h, lu-
twmn Mongolian nu-i ant: .‘lull-ytllflll, in.»
tch‘tI lIlIt-‘lt' IIII-l IIIII'lI', tlf‘nl [Ill up l'\'l'l' llmt
grnvo fur tIInIihtIInI-s mum st'ltlt'lll‘l IIII-l
jagged chunk of maize apll nut by same Inl
mule cmptinn nIrl t'lli‘a l I n It for t'ldlflllli
“ill-re line the Htf‘l .1»;qu unu II ho I lll't-I‘Il tin-
World .'\ 'I-Ii llt :II' nu ti. nun-III Huh I)»
[carted this life for the p-- -rdiliu. l fInIII II in n: t'
it I. 'atno. No ll‘s'll I- to its min at "
a nation It. I'II:II‘ or 1m: (.3le
Now in \‘irII of this subjm't 1 hurt- two
point blank womb to utter, mun auggt'allll‘;
whnt foreigners ought to do fur us, and tin-
othIr what III: ought to do for furIlgIn-rn
First, to furcigucm Lay aside all npohwvt II
air and mlize you havens run: it ribbing nu)
man who wm. not IIniy hianf bum hurt“, but
his fntln'r and bi.- grntI-lintlr-rnnd great
grundfutln-r l-I'ful‘r- hint .\rc you an
Englixinnnn! 'l'huugh during tin- rt-I'nlntinn
nry Will' your fathers tI'I-utI-d our fathers
roughly, England has more than ntunml for
that by giving tuthis countrynt least two
denominations of ('lllL-llnna, tho Chuth of
England and the hint hudist IlIurIlt. \\ ItnI-ss
the magnificent liturgy of theono and the
Wesleyan hailelujnbs of the other. And who
shall ever pay England for what SlIakIsIIa-nro
and John Milton and Wordsworth and
a thousand other authors have done
for America! Are you a Scutchmant
Thanks for John Knox”: Presbyterian-
ism, the balance uhu-l of all other
denomilmtinnst And how shall .kuII-rh'nne
ever pay your native land fur what Thomas
Chalmers and MacintmlI nn-l ltulx-rt Burns
and Christopher North and llobcrt lit-Cheyno
and Cnndlish and Guthrie have dono for
Americans! Are you a l~‘rI-nchIn:Inf We
cannot forget your L'Ifnyctte, who in the
most desperate film-If our American rev»
lutlou, New York sIIrrI-nderul nnIiuur armies
flying in retreat, esp-non! our came and at
llmndywino and Monmouth and Yorktown
put all America under eternal obligation.
And we cannot forgct the coming to the
mo of our fntlII-rs llocluunlmn and his
French duet with six thou-.undarnml men.
Are yonatiermnul We have not forgotten
the eleven wounds through tI hich your Baron
De Kalb poured out lil.‘ life blood at the Imp]
of the Maryland and lb'lntt‘flru troops in
tho disastrous bottlo at Camden, and after
we have named our streets and our cities
and our cquttios after him wuharo not paid a
tithe of what we owe Germany for his valor
andself sacrifice. And what about Martin
Luther, the giant German who made way for
whole human race-Europe, Asia, Africa, and
all the islands of the rum—into America, and
there would be room to spare. All the Rocky
mountain horrenncsncs and all the other
American deserts are to In fvrqliud, and at
Salt Lake City and mu: h of Utah once
yielded no’ a b! ml:- of grown now by artificial
irrigation hm: luvmm gardens, so a largr
port of tlIi contim- :,It that now is too poor
to grow fun a mullciu stalk oraCanadn
thistle, II. it thruu; it artificial irrigation
like an lilxnois prairie wave with
ulnnt or bite I: “'L-Imnain farm flbtlt.
with car". tuxwl» “(Fill-3 tlmt aftI-r
[K'l’llflp‘ century or two more, when
this cnnti is quite “vii «morph-d, the
lid“ of immigration wdl turn the other way
Politics aid gun-muwnt affairs being cor-
rcI-tI-Il . :I 'lie tribunal.- of thewntcrs. Ire
land I;::. l2: diff: rent rI-gnbtrton turned into a
union .. int Itv: backamnlier gr: nerat: on of
Limp-5:, and the wide “thus of Russia
brought from tImb-r deport-tin will with in»:
own gram linhls invite back another genera
tion of Ravens. Amitltcro will be hundreds
of tho: .1; ll: of AIIII-ricans nwry your set
tling: or: to: ntiixr wutincnts. And aftcro
number of "t‘lilUTlIS, all the earth full and
crow.l.~.l. who: thcn' Wcll, at that firm
some night a panther Int-tmr wandering;
through the: heat?!» will put its pmr on our
world and stop it, and putting its panther
tmthin‘n the neck of its mountain range
will shake it lifel-sa nsthe rat terrier a rat.
So i have no more fair of America being
nvcrcrowdcd than that the pianist-sin flu
Atlantic ocean will iIecmne at numerous as tr.
stop shipping.
11m ant'asr sonsur Tux: lSi'LiZE or narrows.
It. is through mighty addition of foreign
population toour native Ixypulation that l
think God Is going to till this land with a ract
of peop 'o 'I.) per cent. suptnor toanything
thoworld l..s eter seen. lntcrmarriagc of
familiesarrl internmrriago of nations is do}
pressing and crippling. Marriage outside of
one‘s own rationality and with another style
of national‘ty is a mighty gain. What makes
the Scotch-irish second to no pedigree for
brain and stamina of character, so that blood
got: right up to supreme court bench
the front. rank in jurisprudenceand
disc and art? Because nothing under
can be more unlike than a Scotchman and an
Irishman and the descAidantsof these two
conjoined nationalities, miles rum fling
them. go right to the tiptop in everything
All naticmxlities coming to this land, the
oppon'tcs will all the while beatiianwd, and
French and Gcrnnn will unite and that will
stop all the quarrel between them. and
no child they will call Alsace and the
other lnminc. And bot blotidcd Spaniard
will unite with cool blmdcd Polandcr, and
romantic itaiian with matter of fact
Norwegian. and a hundred andfifty years
from now tllemccoccupyiag this Iandwiil
be in stature, in purity of complexion, in
liquidity of eye, in gracdulnes of poise, in
domelikeln'ow, intaste,in intelligenceand
in morals so far ahead of anything now
knownon either sidetheseas that this last
quartet-of theNinctt-enth centurywill sun
tothetnliko theDark Ages. Oh,then how
theywillitgislateand hargaluaadtrayaatb
antgorernt Thisisthslaad whce
‘aearthanbefore they
religious [dirty mom-sum . .‘t’t"
you Polandend flow can we forget your
brilliant Count Pulaski, whose bones were
laid in Savannah riI'cr after a mortal wound
gotten while in the stirrups of one of the
fiercest cavalry charges of the Amt'rimn rev-
olutionf But with no time In lnrticnlarim I
say, “All hall to the men and women of other
lands who come here with honest purptm:."'
Denounce all obligation to foreign III-apple
Take the oath of American allegiance. GI-t
out your natumlimtion [Inp't’rl lMI't talk
against our institutions. for the fact that )‘nu
(tune bore and may shows that you blu- our.-
better than any other. if you don't the [item
therenru stcnrncrs going out of our ports al«
must every day and the fare in'lII-ng'uruul. ital
you should be detained for porting clrilitim, l
bill yttll gllhl-lryjluw. But if )‘Iitl lilit' ll hr'rr
then I charge you, at the ballot box, in Luis
lativc hall, in churches and cvcrywhwru 1.
out and nut Americans It: not try in (‘3
tnbl’bb here the lo: so furrign Subbalhs.
or transreuIlt-ntnl'tsm spun into a religion of
math and moonshine, or foreign libertinisxn,
or that crvnviti-Itmtion of all thiI-I'ery. scout:
drclimi, but, murder and pcrditinn which in
Rue-.I'als t-allml nihilism and in France cull-d
communi-mand iu :\Itt::ri<':t calla] unurcl:
ism. Unit-LI with us in making by tin: gram.
of God the fifttrn million hplnrtv sziluaol
America on both I-idt-s ili': l~:i::nI:.. I-f i’ana»
run the pnrmlisc of virnn» and reign. ii.
at“: mt: routzmxnrts Ixrniuurwr: A315".
.Im: Inc A.
My ot'n r IIor-l an ' “Ni: uhnt .kzn- llz‘flil‘
ought to do‘ for fur-ignem By all pom.
mi'SiLit'SiIL'llll to tlII-In our institutions. Hum-
lng burn, the ‘1le majority of them Lnu w about
as much concerning republican or Ilcznu‘rntic
form of government as you in the l'nitvd
Staten know about politics of Dfllllml‘k or
France or Italy or Suitwrlnncl, nauniy
nothing. Explain to them that liberty in
this country towns liberty to do right, but
not liturty to do wrong. Net'rr in tlu-ir
presence say anything against their nativr
land, for, no matter how much they may
have been opprI-m'cd there, in that native
land there are sacred places, cabins or man
siomaronnd whose doors they played, and
perhaps somewhere there is a grave into
which they would like, when life's toils are
over, to be let down, for it is mothc's grave,
and it would be like going again into tht
loving arms that first held them and against
the beam that first pillowed them. My!
my! how low down a man must have de-
scended to have no regard forth place where
his cradle was rocked. Don't mock their
hrogneor their stumbling attempts at the
hardcstof all languagu to learn, namely the
English hum lwlrrantthnttheyspmk
Englishaswellasyou could talk Scandma’
vian. TreattheminAmcricaas you would
liketobotreatediffortbesnkeof your hon-
st principle or a better livelihood for your-
self or your family you had moved under the
shadow of Jungfrau or the Rigi, or the
Giant's Causway, or the Bohemia forest, or
the Franc-onion Jura. if they get homesick,
assomeof them mugged to them that
Godlsasncnr tohalpthcm here as be was
crossed the Atlantic,
and thatthesonl‘s final flight is Is. tiara a
neondwhetherfrum the hell of the Cat
plan maurthohauksof lake Erie. Evan-
geline their adults through the churcht: and
thetrchiidrenthrough theseboolsnndlet
homemissiom and tract societiaandthc
Biblatmnslatalinallthelangnngcs of these
foreign people have full swing.
Rejoice as Christian pan-lots mattmtead
of bainganslementof weakne-theforeign
people, thoroughly evangelised, will be our
mightiest carcass W all the world. The
of the United m recaItly or
died built new forts all up anddownour
Ant-{inn casstssad anew asryls shout to
bpejsctsd Istptass‘mythattanshtat
did milltsn dollars In m b
“will aothssaafltyasavastferfin
m"-
Ocanny would as soon think of bauhshell
in; Berlin as attacking till. With hundreds
of tint-tail 0f Frenchmen in New York
France would as soon think of tiring on Part:
With hundmisof thoumuds of Luglhduncn
in New York, England “null IIII III-Inn think
of destroying London. The IIIlghtiI-st defame
agabwt European nations hIn VIIIII of Euro
[Inns reathing all up an i down the Ameri-
can Imminent, a wall of bonds and hearts
consecrated to free gourunmut A bulwark
of foreign humanity heaved up all along our
shores, rewifurI-I-l by the Atlantic mu,
armed, an it is, with tI-nmostI-I and t'nribbean
whirlwind» and giant billows ready to fling
mountains from their cauipult, we need as I
nation but no Into in the universe but God,
and if found in bi! aurt'h‘o we timid not fear
him. As all hundred million pI-oplo will yet
.It down at tllll' national table, let God pro-
shlo. TIIldIn be dedicated tilemctaluf our
mines, tboebmvesuf our barn-st fields, the
fruits of our orchards, thu fabrics of our
manufacturing the tI-ltuwlw of our observnv
toriI's, the volumes of our librarian, the long!
of our churches, the nflct'tiutls of our Maria,
and all our lakes [laconic baptismal fonts and
all our mountains altars of praise and all our
valleys amphltlnntrI-a of W,Ul’alll|r and our
.Iuntry, hating bu unto tlfty nations mil-
dated in one, may its oII-ry lit-art throb be a
pulntion of gratitude to him who made “of
one blood all nail-Inn" nnvl rumoured that
blood by the payment of the last drop of his
own.
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Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
GGECGSCBBEE
win-t Adm-x in. It. 350.: ma. 3:. 500.: win. at. an?
Iarriszcs and Baths 2!: min.
Local Notitee 100.1le per line.
Engine}; gulls.
F ufFrz—cuwuua
' antrntrtwr.
Room 50, Ilaviland s Black,
Washington stuct, Booth Norwntk ma 3m
ALEX. 8. (ll ”805'.
Organist of he first Conmatlonal t'hnreth'stsr
bury. «the: of
Pianoforto, Organ and ii usicsl
Composition.
My lock Box I P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
E 'rnoatzs,
. AGIN’I' FOB Till
thnix insurance Go. of Hartford
AND
NMAIIY I’ll "LIC.
BOWAYTON. CONN
0.1!. D'AB‘I’OIS,
Caterer for Wedding! and Puma. lcr Cronin
constantly on hand fortht- sick and suit. Ills cclo
brazed lttrot Beer. and Employment mire.
annals MK. 50. N0kWaLK_.L'I'.
J D. JENNINGS.
I
Soccer-aw tol. B. QmMuflL
Undertaker & Blnhalm'er.
lLEL'l‘lth Nllili’l‘ BELL lN THE OFFICE.
No, 4 Knight in. ltcsnlcnre 5 Kill st.
880 3m \‘orwrsllt, Conn.
Anusrros.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments,Psrts,Ncedlcs.nelts,I1c, furnished
General Repairing of all kinds and make: of
Sewing lamina C. It. silAILIR.
53 lain 8L. no. Norwalk ”I!
J C. CROW”-
s
Carpenter and Builder.
Haas furnished and Estimates given.
Jobbing of all kinds pronwny attended to.
zinc Ann street, our Main
£0 0. a Mikmth NorwalkCt.
J. B. BAY MONK),
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day «contract.
Ollie foot of Bavtlaad St. on Water. P1). Box 611.
It. A. N. CLARK.
51 South Nata street, "WP'L t'ity liotci.
auti'l'liNu
Moos.
Office Burs, intent.
actu- Tdcphonsmectm. Meson.
Sou-n: aoawaut saunas mi
5] Washinpoa Street.
Ta Dailyfroasl tot:a.-..aadfrom l to! .-
aa onflatnrdsycvcutagsfromfit Glen. D
Whimsflowcdon Dcposlte.
sums sOLIANs Pm.
JOHN n. rituals. View tart-t;
mu. JOHN II. Bury a... ’m: Tress
_ i a. KNAPP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
furnishes Plain, l‘pccilations and Superintend—
euce for the construction of every description
of buildings.
TEENS BEASDNABLB.
Oinca—Taylor's gunnildtngwmia Egg- 8L.
0.30m;
mas.
a. II. Bruno's-ox,
Wail-gum, D. c.
TcayearsinUaitedStatcsPatcatOOas.
“w Glidetoiavuattasniledfna.
George II. Bay-and,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Fumisl't‘igg Undertaker.
Causarlsse-yhm otatlkiabetramlt-s.
”mimics-walk.
MM
Imof bl, m
:Iwm the xa’wfim
labil-
NOTICE !
unmet
BEST FLOUR
01.00 pelt-lag ‘ ,
Daniel Lina-media’s.
”ermine SENTlNEL new)“
"W B. HALL & (30.,
BRIDGEPOHT-
Free Fare for 3 Weeks More.
Wonderful Bargains!
320.000 women or mass GOODS
Tobe oilcrI-Il :It pIiIcs Willtll IIiil pmw’ (UllClllb‘lVCly that
ncver bcime at any DI css Gouda S: III: lll this country
have such values been oilurcd For the 'Inuncy.
Soul Cluaks, Furs and Newnnnkcls,
and Seal Cloths, Silks, LIIIliI's' liltidtltltlillh‘ :InIl Cluukings,
Books Dress T :imndnns and Laws
Hosiery, all to go under liII- RI 3] ) 'I‘IC [ilt‘ll‘ Ban
at unmatclmblc prices.
One case best l w (‘uInels liuir Cloths .It only 500.
One case best Fonlc Cloths, JO inches “Me, :It 45::
One case 40 inch all wool 50c surges at 37 In,
One case Blue Flannel Suitiuus; II'I "flCtllfidllilt 200; price 12;
55 pieces French Reps always sold at 170; our pIicc 100,
400 pairs oi fine quality “ hitc Blankets, all wool filling,0 ..
yards wide, with gold. blue and mi binders , price $0 per pair.
Splendid Blanket 132 and 83.
Short Ends and Part Pieces.
On our back (cuter tables are bctIIci-n
thousand ends of piCI es bcinvr the result of the IIOIost prosper-
ous season in Silks \ clvcts and 1' Inc BI. 55 (loud we have ever
experience-(1.,
Two hundred ends ui'('olov'cd Silks; two hundred Remnants
Plushcs; fifty p M picccs l’luck rilks; one hundred and fifty
ends of Black Goods: purl pieces Black licntiultas
Ladies Requested to Come In tlw Morning nu Much as Possible.
opening of Hamburg Edging takes place on llontlay.
W.B.HALL&CO
MARCH 4,1889.
.. “Winn...” ....._..
Sm].
Undo: II'I-ur Gloves and
and three
DAVID STOW
F u r niture-
BARGAINS
II
I . w C
In Chamber saults.
Solid Antique ()Ik Number suit. a pit-I'esJ'i'Im; formnly sold at sum
The hcst l‘llll ever sold for the money.
l’uilrlml Mahogany.
m... ... ... m... TABLES.
The that smrtmcnt of Antique and fsnry Cmn’ttd (hairs. Foot Beau. Blocking Cal-Is, :Ir.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Ash Cbsmhcr Suns, 5 pieces, 9‘» 00.
UP STATES.
[Will
A GENERAL
FLEMING ilii'l' Sill-I
IN ALL GOODS.
Everything will be sold
Regardless of Cost.
People It'isiti'ig to buy
Underwear, Hosiery, .
Gloves, RIbbons,
Silks and Velvets,
Can buy them now
At a Great Sacrifice.
M I L L I N E R Y
Lower than ever.
GIVE ME A. CALL.
. - g /
H. Krleger s-
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
MAIN STREET,
. South N orwalk, Conn.
lliilli!
IT IS IMPORTANT 'l'HiT YflU SHOULD KNDW
We are selling the finest
Northiielti Crcmnery Butter, in Prints, at 35c per lb.
The Sweetest and Best.
5 Ibs.NewTurkish Prunesfor25c
That-ehaveaahandthe
ENTIRE “’HEAT FLOUR
'hicb hcoasidevefl very nutritious and healthful. Try it; it will pleas you.
That we are direct receives of the choicest
FLORIDA CHANGES
Aadanscllnxthelnestoraagesatlhsdam.
3 lbs. Choice Rice Pop Corn for 25 Gte.
wouflnflshshattlaattlslaestQaecaOliveslathacltyora
Wmhab-Jmsrscsabevl
advent-Inflow“
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
as Washington It.
d ,
anor- taunt—nun»
officklul Lambs Thane,
Islthabaeraeanoftas Dstlopeanaed trait
lAIlIES’
MARKED D O W N
-_ _1-0 .....
Very Low Prices.
..._._...___-——~..._..
A. llliillllllllll & Sill,
84 Washington Street.
SKIRTS
South Innu¥
GROCERIES
———-A'l' THE OLD liTAND OF—
T. BURB GUYER Ila SON.
spasnowoon.
Allll (DIIIIEIIH FILLED I’IIIDMI’TIIY.
SITY FOLKS FIND 11‘ TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE WITH U3.
GIVE U. A. TRIAD
AND MEATS
‘\
iliilll'ii Yflfll‘ Lilli Til-Fill.
To-llorrow llay be Too Late.
Take an Endowment I'ulicythst you may need in
old age. If yonlivuur If you die, if will be a htlp
to your family. . rentsadny will give a young
man an endowment of 8! I‘m to he paid to him at
50 years of age or to M:- family III. IIIth 5 ct: ate a
day will rive you silit pol cy for at cm and you
do not loose what you hate print if you stop paymg
any yuir after three
INSURE iN Till!
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
0F HARTFORD.
8. s. L'BOMMEDIEU, Agent.
South Norwalk.
Jacob M. Layton,
Boat Estate and Home Agent.
General insurance Agency
Fire. Life and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets-Cabin and Stecrage.
Drafts for one 2 and upwards and Money Orders to
all pnru- of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgmmta Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
u Wsehmgton St., (Next door to PM)
South Nos-walk. Conn.
_. , , ,_ .__._ «fwd? w-.- ,, W
Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.
)ERSONB desirous of obtaining life insurance at
actual cost, should write for circulars to
Security Mutual Benefit Society,
233 Broadway. New York.
This Society claim! that for six years the coat to a
member of middle rge has been
Less Than Twelve Dollars a Year
for each thousand dollars of in—nrunrc. dill xtm
FIF'FAFD 8: 80F
11 Main St., Norwalk, CL,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS.
William attention paid to Prescriptigms which
are compounded by a graduate of the New York
College of Pharmacy
W. ILIIEEIIER & co.
SOLE AGENTS
_FOR THE
'JtllilH “[9918 .Filiiilili.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVI-zs, RANGES,
AND T I NWAR E.
Estimates given for
Steam and Hot Air lusting.
IUSIC BALL BLOCK.
18' Sewing H... I
, in at once rat-bias. ‘ 'i 4
trade In all pasts.~ by
pane: sar
mammntu pearls van on
- them wswiltua-t muse:
‘rzngum Dnln', nan-I and PI
.(3. Iona, of New York” City. ‘
Name. Amount
Paid in. ‘ -
HENRY $6.1.th ...... .8”
lowermost ,Nllportas,
EDWARD D. BARBIE ............ ”.75
Arthitttt. A. 1'. Stewart W,Y.
WILLIAI L noun ............... mm
lmhsnt, Brittnrport. Conn
,GEOBGE ENGIR‘I‘ ............. JEN
1 Dry Goods. . Y.
HERBERT ANSTEY .............. 1991”
Prime Secretary, Judge Bitten.
ALFRED P. BOLLER. . .WMU
Civil , .
WESTON L SNYDER... 115m
. l'. W. o. JONES ................... film
Paid to Estate.
amm ””31”.” .1 I'
JUST RECEIVED!
New Pickles,
Assorted Chow Chow,
(lien-kins and Mixed
Hats and )1 pint Bottles.
Sweat Pickles and Penarlhlit
5:33;“ $183.2“ ”3'23; 5 i
and Jellies, in Glass.
i
apple Cheese. ‘« .
—s-r—-
Miillillilillllllili’ ‘
:0. exam amt arm.
soll'l'll NoItWALK, CONN.
F ii FISH 8: FBI].
Dave for ale the
Liflilllll BRIEFS Hill,
lowia linebaksrsJiz: UacIchck. I -'
curt ”MAP“
The Great American Heater,
That gives uairuoal Wanton.”
untestity inthtscity. Afall lineal
China, White Granite,
Agate, Glass,
Iron, and Tin
A Inc vsrlrtyef
Hallilil till 'l'lllt L
WWcsoIicityoariaspectioaofoar .. .
A RECENT
Tootine at Club Payme 5.
SAN ILLUSTRATIONofthebcaefluofin .
IngonthelutaalTontincorCIabi’laa .
Home Benef
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York
we give below alirtof W“
in the domination of the ‘0’an sdna frma tho”
'yfiloclahw a mu
(to-minim luchant, N. Y.
Privateliccretary. JadgeBlltoa.
WILLIAIB 81110310.... .. 94.01;"
luvhanl. . .
resumes W. emu. . .... tum
Wholesale liltinery
IDWIN l... GWATBIBY ....... mm
lock lanafsctory, Brooklyn.
Y. W. G. JONES ................ Ill.”
hill to Matt.
New You, July III, 1.,
Home Bad! Association. New York. N. 7.
0m: ltskc Ill -"' 3‘
animal chccqna form amount
“:h?;:....'.:‘.‘:.:? dummtbedathof attache-had .
lini'mmly/Ifl‘mklfl ”Dill"!
80. 1mm
lean WWW“
mwkimmfciummbmw
meatatclsiusalttsmuasusI-u a putt»
shiciasutmt. Teena-diam”
F. A. HAMILTON,
aaanar. AOII‘I.
'- 0. .03 ”1.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler