NUMBER 845.
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Second-(Mum. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN... WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17.1890.
PRICE TWO CEN'Efi
DIRECTORY
TOWN OF NORWAIJK
m: Ill—Norm; SAL—loath Nor
watt "l‘”_.~__
lath». IrthIiIIIItrIIIv
Wmuwmkyolaupaw
“than.
IOWA“ DION WORKS C0.'l’hc.WIicrn,
suntan.
anon-rum.
. law It,” and
W, “ls «tinctu- vim
mammnh our. llalnaadWallstsJi
Km“ & L’HOHIBDIEU, ” Wllhlngion 1,
Wm
BAKERS.
DragstgéfimmlézthW-W
room BIBAC.19N0.Iahist,S.N. Sole
whmimmfaml ...
Plush goods
daily.
wnao Banal-dc mm ,rIaIC
mmluuufitzer'rut KPlace.
' BANKS.
L’
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mm as WWII,
' 12
“”‘f‘lm'm'i' L,
PAIBVIKLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
It Wall st, N. I“.
Prun,JItucI
0. ”Karla; «Illa,
7 all COUNTY SAV'i‘ngS BANKJ’MM 5]
W “Walla lurpluI
W Baldy prcat; Bartin ti. Craw,vloc
put; J.aIacaB Bailey, truca.
NATI‘ONAL BANK gthgAigwgk‘c'm 51 Wait
“' ' I :r. J. um vice '; P
=5
Price, 'D’troc k III R. J inn,
W.G.'l'hunuc, LR. wood, 3 A. Osborn.
D. W. Pile W P.
”mums; ,lannfha'cturers’,
Pun-Ii and Family accounts In: cultured.
NOBWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY,“ ,The, Wallet, N
Dspoaitc m I a . Georg:
I. nail?" M Wu?“ , vice-prun;
SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, De
wummiohIIWmupp, tram. Intern-st
Boncy loaned a: mortgage.
Rm, (Whales-lo.)
SOUTB NORWALK BBB]? CO. S. N. Hammond
bad, pak, Ihcsp,htub, real, etc.
TERRY W]. I. R CO.. N. Arnour's hoef cm
provisions. Bundle-Id llllllb Ind mutton.
v» BILL WATER AND DMBIBIJTOB.
mom. I. Portofllunboxtab, N. circula-
IIIdIdiI over woo Sunday pcpua.
BLACKSMI'I’HN.
WA! footRcymoadsgs. N Borro-
a specialy.
BRAD“! BUILDERS.
“ARBORACO. P.0hou63i S. N builders
dbridgsgdocks, pricfonndstmm.
WANDSBOBDBALRRS.
MILES. Bulainat.8.N. custoIIWorkand
”31.0.11“. lain n.5,]. Ipadalticcia
banner-d
RCBAUBJOBNCSON. 5 Washington at, an.
Apudasaarhrltatiovvpnces.
BOO! AND IROR REPAIRING.
mm DRUG STOKE. 43 Washington It,
l. N. tirkual- «was and moral stationery.
BOX m (Wood and Paper.)
at.
Iorumro ”MIAMI.
mural R. ftJYa-lingtoa st, SJI. IlIo
manna. our???" Nmm of All
Ila .
man-2 .n'o. etc, alao blur
‘ “Item y.
was. he.
MN BU’I'I'RR Buuunutdoartothel’ost
BIL—I -—IIpa¢lalty and: at Ill mt
mat of,” importauanddurautlc. All
pad-of hart»,cgp,lard,canacdpovh,etc.
CARDIAC! “POII’I'WIZI.
DANN WILIOWIilIKN. Camus-ma,
unfiaoummrmm
ommm AND BUILD!“
MLJARIN C. riot-Ann It, S. N «rim
Mmptlyatuudadto.
IOBI'ON,WI.A.athylorIvrnae,S. N Jobbing
W! Incuucuto.
WAD. Randall'sntll, KN. Bud-n
Wmhyrhcppowsv u'abieI-Itofin
law” LsrpworkIspccralIy.
YIOND. J.B.DWata 8.5. quctarcr
halastrrl. Madurai-tum
MB» “unwound-,bcukmnckc
“Managua. Tcicphoac til-d
“WOOD,S.B. wflWomS N Jobbing
.B. (.‘rncI widow—Ola".
Inuit ”Wm, N‘.’ Iltcalrswoodwarklng,
Mum franc and turning. hrwast
tail-ta. "MW . 'f'clcpaouaaanbcru
“If". All) cinemas.
loom RBOY'I'. ImeN. tow-Its
bgtuIItJJI .ychIdvcvuIevnIIt.
. CARRIAGE IANIII'ACTUBIBI.
Y BRNRY N .usia 65..»quon
TILL . , o at, to
curl-pr, Special pun .
wmnzc ILYNN, toad Vining,”
,. III-bun 'cm.m"
CA
Qtflulatnmfcr-wlyctm
‘ «v.1 fur-dwutldinp
nun.
m
"thwart-unit waddlapand
”Wat “charm
aruommuoom.
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I: “I ‘I‘ c d .3...
V mmmnumam
MOMEWII N. Illdaccaad
lithium
”in
manuxmnvmggm
» . MI. w must—
”mm-admin him-I.
”workaround
‘ Immocawmmsom
ARR-manna”! Ionian.
weamwwmltl.
’wl Inn-a. RI. ”Joini-
01:11. I'lollllfl.’ N
m VI. i. tallyin- . .
“git-to Hm‘ 2%.
Watt”. OW”- Infinity-
cum
wt flan]. “mm
m
l l I
immma-M~
, w Imam. midi-“mi
i 9
iv... Mmyvn
“watts.
Em miflk.
,Illiiltllmuulllmu
mun: J. LASONS—“Thc Rqaltcblr"No.2
mamoomonmorm Raw. N Balaton
I . .
tsruscftkccsiabutcd '
confirm!“ to
COD War-rumor!
“Imuflw-flmdfifl. N. M
WYMGWA“
NASB. RB Abm.cor.lciasadWIRnI,&N.
mmmnmmm IcIchd,
lcnps,crockery, [la-warn, ”animate.
WC. PD MEI» lainRJ.
BO Rhoda» .
N. mmmhm’fig'n W
KENDAIaitflils 3.. Lira :
J.C .oflor It rcslllaicrlnwil
WEED.W.L..D..D.B 791»th vt,S..N
Boar-B B.I ar.tosp.rn. (tum
DOORS, IAEBANDRLINDS.
AIMEERCOJMWWMINNW
woudwurk,whccls, .
DRAINANDBMPIPR.
lit-IPIKRCKJ lflChcstnatst, SN. CrthsdItonI,
«continuance;
RAYNOND BROS. 'Akrou,nlt glued Ind canal
pipe. atom inchccln diameta.
nunosmcnzrnolm.
KAS'I' 81D! PHARMACY. VII Zaadtave, an
Sundayhonrs, Sicilian. “on at. PrsIcrip-
lion-«rota! allyoorn
GREGORY, J. 6. ”Wallst N. Mitchell!”
Wholesale In.drotail Popal»
81008 JOHN tpAc'rfncI Iain It, A . crfnrncc,—dfty
dvc diam
PLAISTRD’S law-Illusion S. «trained»
cincc,etc Physicians MWn-arpeclalty.
DRY-GOODS.
cur.
DJ.
Gazette building,N. Drygoods. ollclot .mIt-
"329m“ ”-8!
BANKS, BK. muckuuollotcl MS N. dry-
gooda,no notions, glovuetc. Underwearaspccialty.
BENNETT, J. P. 19 lain st, N. Businesa «tab
llIhed over forty-two years.
DICKERBAN, A. ArsoN st Warhingtoa st. S. N.
goods. carpctl, etc. 1m adv.)
SCOPELD c BOYT, aGImtebldg N 6!;th-
ingtonch. N. (Sceadvcrtlcerncni .)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg,N Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions Indhoc
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRFSN ('0 oilicc railroad station, 5.
N. undt’iWnilct N pron: forwarders to all
parts of the world'. train service. Low
rates. ,Lcrter IIunt
EXPREBSHEN.
BUY'I'ON A BRUNDAGB, officeat Benedict's,”
WIll It. N. Our motto, ”prompt noggin” and
CAVANAf' if S EXPRESS lurc
Pm m:ch. Laure WNW‘I, S. N.
SHERWOOD W. W., N. slate at postoflicc and
Dale's. Careful and prompt service.
“TRAVIS, usurious. I’I’O
BYXBEB, I’. it. It C0. 9!) Main It, N. Mount-utm-
ers of Scohcld's celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
due extracts. l". N. Ambler.
PRR’I’ILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS Bradley' is caper pharm-
lIl mama, land plum r,groundhoue
Irma W. B. ACO. Wotan, N spouts form Wil-
liam Clark A Coir standard fertillzcrr.
"RR BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinIry sits in stock, spec»
tail to orderJretnutIv Wampum defining)
"SB. OYSTKRB, CLAIS. K'I'cé-
HUNT a ZELL’PP WWIshington st, S Inc
deb, oyatcrs, Cllln'l, fruits ts, pine, vegetables, etc.
rnAo AND cortcrtm WAuts.
HORTON, JOBN B. at Taylor avenue, ll. N. Also
won: dcala.
RAYIOND BROS. contractor- for Avg. cancrrtq
aIphIlt. brick, cannot and gravel walks
HONDA mu AND 110'! WAR.
“BATE".
lElKKB,W.B. £00. binaic Bail block, 1N.
sole agcnts.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND OBI" FLOUR, the best made. Don't
fail to are it. L. ofW
L'BOIXBDIBU, DANIK cut and uhington
.1“): choice“ of isnnly flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, Itraw, flour and food in
, load, «r or cargo Iota.
RED JILL. Darleri. Crofmr A. time. Grain. chotc
ground fwd, graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS
BERG, PAUL. Woodward Place S. N. plants, cat
flower-Ind ormcutsl plemundc to unit!
OUIOURP. Luwmsgonttlnlonc g
Phumcutlowcrs, etc walworkIspcc
011ml. N ncarthcdrpot. Beddi
‘c‘u’ J Mallndflonlworkdallklntnhg.
mIIpchlty.
SHITBJOBN B So. lIin KN. thcoldestsnd
knownrlorbtlathis nity. Plan cut
lowcrrm etc. Plotalworkof allkiadIIIpcc ty
Inddaue promptly.
FURNITURE DRALRRN.
LKIAN 'I'IIBODO Wuhlngtonu,tcastcud)
(”Purim arc: gins-Ya. picturc transact;
CRAN l WBI'I’I’LHBY, R BIiIIt,N. iltsy
“dacoldstandr Scosdvcrtiscru-l.
RAYIOND GEO. B. mmtcandulcinw,
N. abovsoldsturr.
WI’OWy DAV,ID 26.28,”.Iul8z,8o.lain st.ii.N.
,mmc-qctc.
OAS ”OBI OOIPANIRO.
NORWALK GAS thlB'l' COBPANY. all“ it
INN. (III for light, hratcnd power
Cokecixccatspcrbsckd. CoIl’I'Ir three dob
Ian pvt barrel, packIp extra.
OROCRRS, (Wholccalco
ROLNIS A. KBKLKRJIIdti “all «it. whole-
sale gurus, dour, grain, hay, ctc.
SILLYCK BROS iIIad itihll It, N. whole—ls
gym.lour,fccd,grain. hay, etc.
ORDCRRN.
BBOWNRWILCOX, WWIIhlngtonst. if N. cola
agcntcforoclr bruruPsrflugtoncrramryh-turr
BECKER, CONRAD. m Wuhlngtuu st, ll. N.
anti.provick)nc
FIRMS, wit. it. numerator to HIWBI..‘O~
lain ct,li tabla drilcccico for family trIIlI.
PINNBOAN RO'RRILLY, In lain It, N. flour,
feed, hay, straw and wood.
IINNBY a BBNKDICT 41 Wall st,N. fcmy «d
ctIplc m confcctianyJ trait, sic.
111011.01. WMM.WMM.IM
Mod-amb-
“01,92.
umvaactnwmms. lmtothck-t
Iradvobtalaahlc.
OUYIR ABONJ'. B. W, B. If. ham
accumulator: IsIItI. flour, etc.
RAN'ORD.W. ll. lartavr.ncarltR.statlnl.lN.
mmachoullnpplmctc.
LAWN. ID.‘ CO. ”So. ”All.”
«van-lies “Nahuatl"
L’BOIBIDIBC. DANIIL,“ sad at Washington
fibrin-,0 “N lamina,” Icpaclalty.
IIOOBIRBABRAN, No. Baum-car's», 0.!
Anemia, fwalgifraumloc r.furd,cic.
NIW YORK TKACO. III-ta If,’N mi. Mia-
'l'u», C. adopter-a
mcmanmaunmmx. a
specialty-stir tahtcdcllcccles.
(URANIUM)? Willa-Iva. «ARMQN
ancwpodI-d Icwpvicaa.
IBYMOUKCIRV It,th hand-
fwcclrbratcd Drw '«Incdgnodc.
ocular
VALDBN. CRAB. II. 5WIllsl,N cm hut-
tsr.rkaasc.cnr,tahlc drill-rm
HAW!!!” (I’I'R'SO')
AICBJOIIKPRJJMIIJ. N. clIIfovwas
urmnakmtncco ”mum
umhrm"m
“HR-970015.
“MIA. Water st, it. it. tru- tacadw,
mam castings «tucks-minus.
llA‘INMAND CArztlctIti.) ll
”mm mm .
Icpsrwtywaaducmasd in:
IA‘I' umcmnm
nmw IV. A COURI- mill. hall!
WA Phrasal-act in Marisa
.lctatll IIIwItIrA’I‘alI. N.
oar Mffimm Cmcflart. “J!
.MITIOLIIIk-lr ll VIII
may I'
”MAW“ h”
@113 “WQ~.M.I.I.
”a
wow»: arm omnv.
momma-3.1. old-u. N. Windward
".18 .llandi If. .
3:132“ woo :W ahlbuiw
urn-rm. .0. “Multan“.
Quintin,“ tram.)
m1}!!! saw-u N hunc-
”ngydg‘lt.
PARSON
hora-
?runch caching nailion Wad."
B0383 snom
UBAIJOIIN No. Batons. N. rpcclal at-
“'m givrutocl'tocingdrivingktrotti trottinghorsts.
nouns.
ARBRICAN norm. to ltcla N. J.O.Coliins.
mmmtu
6mm“. ammmmm
O 01. b.1511 RB.
:LDRWM: flW ”Slim
HOUR! WISHING“, GOODS.
STKYBNS. J. B. quhingtoust, S. N. crockery,
giIstaro,tln nwuodcnand
ICE DEALERS.
BURCBARD, B. “Bolder: Point Parm,"S. N. also
milk producer
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGB A: LOCKWOOD, ll lain It, N. Invar-
Iuccand rut cunts incl tsbrmchcs.
LAYTON, JACOB 1f. Wuhlngton st out to P 0.
N,.llrc,plateglus accldautcndlifc Nadv)
LOCKW’OOD, WI. cor. lainaudWalIItr, N, Raul
Immumeutc, loaaanegotlatcd, etc.
HORRRLLA L'BOIMKDIEU. N Washington st,
8. N. strictly lac-companies rcprueuted.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, to A «Wuhlugwn st,
KN. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT OKN'L LIPB INS. 00., S. S. L'-
lf , agent, W It, ll N. ace ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFEINS co. m Wuh’tn n
.N ..l' J. Grabb ,aIslsurltsuot. Kw
NORWALK FIRE INS. CO" N. In Iucccssful
basincII since um No outstanding loscclaltas.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. 45 Washing-
toarus. N. Jno French, asst. Inperlutendcnt
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUPURD R. B. Masonic btdgN xBonIls
Hiddlcscx Banking and unlth it i gl: m
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. 1!. ECO lbandl? Water“, N.
springs, aria, carriage hardware, etc.
[RON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IERRIT'I', R. M. wmdester rt N. iron work
of all kinds.
TB! DUNCAN IRON RAILINO WORKS, Water
It, 8. N. Wm. ll. lloyt, proprietor
IRON FOUNDBII'IS
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk IronWorkI
C0,, and alco It Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELEBS.
FERRIS, A S. 8050. Main It 8 N. op City Botcl,
s N tine watch ropairlng I specialty,
DOYT, ll. B 181%. Alain st. N. N. strictlyiirrtclcw
goodc It low prices.
JACKSON, LeilRAND, ”Wallet, N. watches, dlIr
rnoudI, etc. Fine watch repairing I spcclclty.
R001). ll 8 diurnoads watches jewel? silver and
plated ware. rcpairinguspeclalty 33 air; st 5 N.
LAW! BBS.
AUSTIN ALFRED B. rim .1 Masonic b’,d'g Wall
It, borough. Notary Ind kaolin:
FROST. RUSSE 8 No Main It, ”notary, legal
Maine-of Illkin carefully attendud to.
iIL‘RLBlJ'l‘I"I J. BKLDKN roomshaud 6 Calcite
building, Ii’ui mm tumult
‘lnotary
LIOBT. JOBN H.113 Was
mural-clown! deeds for New York“. statc.
LOCKWOOD IDWARD I. room I Gamma hldg,
. fluency, Iotaryull punsion.
SIYMOULJOBN 8. mar thirdcld Cum
Bank building, N. Connellaatlaw.
WALSH, JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wall
st, borough.
MY STABLRN.
DANN, DOB. AU! E. Excelsior livery and hard-
ing a Office No ll liivcr INN .
GREGORY. CEO 8 14 Knight rt N. Pine turn
outs a specially.'1'ulcphonc M
LOCK HANUFACTURERS.
LOCKVlOOD MANUFACTURING CO. DI
N. Manufacturers of builders‘ hardware. ‘tun
oflcc at Pearl st; New York office on Road: at;
Chicago odice to Lake It.
NORWALK LOCK CONPANY. N. N. New York
We inch-inborn It. lurks and bulldcn‘ bani-
erc; dccigners; founders workcrs of artistic
hon-e trlruningc in bronze, brine and iron.
LC)!!!“ DEALERS.
BILL, EJ. 9 Water II, N. All kinds otlanthrdo
literal to any point by rail, tcaru or real.
”ACBINE SHOPS.
NOWAgb IRON WORKS CO. The, Wstcr st,
Orneralmcchlnery, iron
and bra-I «I forgi Babbitt Ira-rial. ro-
pairs for manufactorlcn :flm
SCOFIKLD, WI. A. Knights New“ machinay
Indrrpalriug promptly Ittcurted to.
MARKET 0413023238.
JENNINGS a WATKRBURY s N. barrel» and In
gartlcnprodnceinscsson for tbrwholrvalctradc
llARRR’I’B.
A BODII. IARKB'I'. no Wallet, N War. Wardwatt
prop, heat. "It, lItnb. muttonandponltry,
AVISOf‘i. A. I50 Halal-l. N "new. fatal, "1::
1: ans, ,
Na. ' 01mm...“
49v
BINNI'I'I' l BUSTED. meats Ish cyst-rs, lob
slcra.,ciInia fruit- 28No. Intact, it.
BISSKLL, DANA C. 1': Iain at, N. chow-cats
ponltry, I.s.h VCMDlQ,th.
BRI'I'I’O’B CENTRAL BARK" oWata It, N.
luau. "grunt”, ruin, poultry, stlowcct prim
CARR, WILLIAM ll. llcnrdlct M whet I. N.
Vina newts, fresh vcgciablor—lowcatmh prim
'AltltiNO'rON J. marina.” o
,tmlrc, bitumen: it. riquan.
onumnm. at cute-mm u, n N cm mt,
Hfrait etc inwatcsshvprica
BAY” "RD in No lsln ctil phat-II
of all kinds. ll lomcrrndrrad nudnadlcrtiaspcclclr may“
JUDIIO‘N,A. (”Orbital larkct. cor Main vi.
had It, B. N. t‘hkfimmmim‘
I311 WI. 1 Igtou w,
“it. ugfiw M rut-I m. '
IDCIWOJJBD, L. W’s-ma. brunch: N. hr
“I. W. I . -
LOCKWOODALOCIWOOD, 7 Isis st,N. III
nstr poultry, Ash, oysuvs, clans I specialty.
LYON». A .Otd Writ Harm, 2! No. Run at,
s. N. pvtnsc Doual- and poultry at lmvest pvtccc.
BALI“) ALBIN, Rois at,me I N choirs
nectar, hh, oyatrrc, vogrtablec, drichtnaro. etc
HCIIRlNO, If ll. Rust avs.op. Ichooi kuIcc LN.
but, real. nsutwn, ctr:
BCRAUII, JACOB, a Walt 'Wahlngtoa It,l. N.
Ilctly Wicca luau. pool
’-
All'fll'n WAillltNm‘oN MARK-IT. ' VIII
urn-Lil N. Inc mudponltvyiovtI-ilytralc
BPILLANKJ W. ituoaardst, N wagmraas
ustlyallovcrtkstowail N
W D W 8 what, warovv I.
A toall‘pntloftowwwithlnafrsch mm
NIXON J. LflWfllmN. Chico-acts. pout-
try,iraltc,vagstabia.hntur,rgp,cic.
flARBLl AND ORANI‘YI.
m. P. W VIM it more! atlas
Mgracitccnd warklcwrr’knlromla comm
woarcId work.
MINA! w tom-mt lactic-Ian.
mmficdvtoa-mem.
“loll AND BUILD!“
mIOUIt, BIN-Y. raw-r Ivr, KN. All
at that warn-coat racism
IRILDON Ml,mmllcac
mmggafl.IWeat-t,l.l. Just-g
LAWN, W, ll MILK. Alibi-hot
Ito-r «Im'oamiyatrrwdsdio.
Ola-Ins Mmmm.
mm
mm Innate It»! it
chlaiIrtJJU. W‘s! pclc
”Ru-Animal!“
mm lu'aflmfl. Aprvfsctlignr.
myocardial-drumming
III-uncut. Ia. Inst-III
wt“.
W”"“ .....
whammy All) I”!!! 000”.-
nmuwnmn. ll. way-can. willincry
Yawmamfw lllllaw'y, IWIIII
mbt‘cgom Olaia N.
JAmBRS If. Ilium-Limit. W
Itylas. Rouralngsspoclalty.
or. J%.wnlcinw.ll Ilfllnvry m!
ffl
IUOIO moans. IIth
BRADLIY IRS. O. W. of the in.
It. Nash) in lain rt, N. transcrital music only
IRITZ. RIBBBINNIBP. m Intuit. N.Plsno
Ind lnrtvactlon.
organ
GIBSON. ALEX. firm It]. Plaao, organ
WORCEIRB. 120 lain ILR. Vocal lnv
olcct.drvrloprnsn
NASB, KISS JRNNII R. 82 North avatar, N.
WYIRIBS. RJ haof
SA .tcac
Recidcnccct
West It, SN.
NEWS!) N
30 If. I. 74W If B. .
DWILL, sshlngtou mbllnk
wnnmr a. 3m .. mm: a
II .
Rumpus, stctloncry tinsod M
NEW ”YORK MERGERS.
FRRRIS S. Order: left It Bodwcll'r stars.
71 Washingtonlt, RN
LOCKWOOD, C. If. oflccs DoKlyn'afiNa Oreg-
ory'.;sN NewYokawOrocnIst.
NW 8 SlCOND-BAND YURNI‘I'URR.
PODMORB, WI. under Sclvstinu Anny Barracks,
S.mes,rangus anoint-mamas, etc.
OYSTER mm AND BM
BELL. [DRAM P0301 “1.9.13.th
Ihlppa of oystera Ind clunI.
CUTBILL, It Jm foot of Rsymond st, S. N.whoiI-
doom
Maud
II..th Piaistctl's,
.k.
sclc dealerin
DOY'I'. W. ELBON, I2lWItcrIt, 8. N. Jfoot of
Rsyruoud) planters,“ exportcu ud
dealers in native oyrtorr.
REED t BOUSBAN. lat WAMILS.N. planters
chipper- of Norwalk oysters.
VANNAXKJ. L. ACO" P. 0 BoxbiflS.N.
Oysters and clams wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas if Als-
thorpe,prop Riva-ids Ive. Stuntman:
and Bot Air Furnace works a specialty. Sole
cgcnt for the n: lehrstcd Carton furnace
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWI'I'T, J Talon-LN chert',slca¢h
Issary and Wuinorth' I mixed paints
RAYMOND BROS. chclt' I, Atlantic and fialcy' I
Lad Calcutta oils and Avurtll Chemical Paint.
SMITH W ll. NCO link I? Water It, N. agent:
orLonzninn .k Martinez paints.
PAPER HANOINOS.
PRATT A CD. Wm”: notr W,rll N also patntr
oils and glans.
PROWITT J. 'l'. 45 Halon. N. window shades,
Hollands ttxrurciutc
TAILOR A: CD 2! Iain ILN. Ilso hardware,
paints, oils, glam etc
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN (7 A if Main It, N. Instantaneous
process. Cbllrlnn' I plmtos I Ipcciulty.
NORTH, (l 5.1% Washington stnl. N. one quality
only and {full the best.
READMAN F. I. Gazette build ml? Cabinet
photograph s82 pcrdoa; one» ”01.8le
PIANO ‘I'IINIIIN All!) REPAIBIBS.
BENDL‘E. C. F. Whom] “all. N. Aim dealer in
. . , organs, sheet music, etc.
PLANINO HILLS.
RANDALL. MINER I). n. N. All klndsot wood
work It rotail or for the trulc.
PLUMBING.
HERRERA“), W. B. Rosie Iiall bind, S.N
Plumbing, strain sud gas Ittlng.
NASH, P. [I ABRO cor. BIlnaudWIstIts,S. N.
Plumblagaudgaslttiug mandhatcra.
RAILROADS. '
NORWALI BORSK RAILWAY CO. Jaw-W.
Hyatt, M; litth 0. Boyt. Inpt.
BRA]. ”1A1”! aoxm
LAY'f’ON. JACOB R. Wuhingtou It, next to P. 0
property fmmhoacuwmtimadv.)
BORRzLLt L'BOBIIBDIRU in Washington It,
s N acll log, renting and wllcctiag.
WILSON. O. E. Oar-rite nldg, N farmland
money to loan. Also luuurIncc written in but
of companies at the lowm rues.
wt‘mnwmn u. A. No. Mam 5:. s N. ham 0
rent and building lots for rule.
BIZS‘YAI “ANTS.
BEE IIIYI. JWIzcr It, N. wsrtn menisci Ill
hour! dluucr :L'r.
HENRY H8 1650 Main n.5, N. The. lxvtzficdlnner.
in the city. Board by the day or work. !
SANITARY I'NIIINZI’ILS. '
RIDER. W. D. A 5033. to Washington It, ti. N.
Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD'S. RISE leTITI’TE. 6 Orrhard It. N
Young ladies boardingsad day Ichml.
HEAD. Irv. Billalde, N Dcyand boarding school
for girirand young ladies. Flic for any college,
orcourse corn eteln f. Polly equi lab
ratorycttar . \cw ork artists cut rd in
nua1¢aldrpartlicut.9prclal advantage!» or the
tho study of art. languages and elocutlon.
Pullman!“ "(mm at Circulars will be
scat upon application
NORWALK llLl’l’AltY lNNTlTU‘I'l, N. Prank S.
, principal. Clrculnr on mfuevt.
“VIW’N. I“. E. if "“1100. fut buys Nulwfllll,
t'r Hop-Inlay. in ruling? and It'll‘lllll'u’ Is’flimiw.
For ”train". at lnw an abmr
HEWINO “CHIN“
lillAlLRR.C. I lobalalamSN Whaler“
Wilson' and ' llomhold," noodles, oil stuck
Ironic. Repairing c cpoclalty
5"er CONTRACTOR“.
RAYIOND DRUG. was built. water pvpra told
arguing, filling, grsdiog, munching.
8|")! ”ANITIAI‘TUIIZIDL
LOUNBBL'RY.IATIIKWNON A Ct), itN. faulted
Inc chow.
020. B. WRIDRCO fat sud-Ilrmunn.73,
71. and 2': Wcm u, it bums-nor “4:0
Iconic-rim of ladlu' miss- and rhildrrn' I
III footwvu for tho rrtailadc trade
lunar—warm AND DNDRIWRAI.
DU‘I'CHINNON. COL! A (.0 Ncwwalk. New York
Indlmdgrpnvt, Coaa
SPOR’I'HJIRN'N «mac.
AIKEN, JOIIN ll ll lain ct, N. heariquartcrc for
gun, Asking tacklc ammunition, rt:
"All BUILD!“
BARKR, JULIUS, Wstav It. mtioWth' chm»
riry. Ii N and hand rail. loorin.
’Ylll DU. ('AN IRON ItAlLINtl WORKS. Vain
st,ll.N War it Boyr,propvtctcr
mun INC!!!» AND warn.
NORWALK IRON Noll” (7.0 TthVct-a It.
In» It. it. WAN .
mcmutr ’YICIR'P AORN‘III.
CUft'f'lik I W mm bat N «It.»
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB l Wm It. cut to”)
Era-gem murmur-ad.)
”0N! DRAM...
mung .r.onsn mhfldem Ll. lb
brick. “v...” "
NORTON. JOBN It. I'l’ayivw m. I. R. M.
layvraf warm month.
RAYIOND DION. bins, brown, Wk at
building scour. W shim m
"MKS, RANCH AND warm
IRWIN! LANDON OBIrilaIde lb. 0.
Itovvccsd'wstw Olin
POW J'.I“
DIN? “hr-«II. I Lint
ORION.) I I. .
«lirantrcrktanmuyattrcdalb.
“WARN...
1min? Wild-pct,“
Wilt-st, ”It
RAYROND. all.“ I. not.“ I.”
Is-rtDwklryIt. WHA.‘
wounvcmm
W Dr! III-uni
weal-Lithium
MALI-ll “millignufil all
raavcf
”utmost.
' candidate upon whom all could agree.
MERWIN WILL BE THE MAN
PROBABLE Mlllms OF THE BB-
!UBIJCAN STATE CONVENTION.
A not Duwacn J. Roldan Barlhutt and
Ron. Sci-III run-don iI tho 'Itrncld
County Cum LIIt Night.
The delcgstes to the Republican State
convention to be held in New Haven to-
day gatbcred It the Hyperion theatre in
thst city It 8:00 o'clock. lcst evening.
Ex-LleuteaautOovcrnor Cook was so
looted for temporary chairman, and
Benstor Plait will act as permanent
chairman to day.
The dolegsten to the convention who
Ire farmers held IcIucns independent
of the counties to nominate I farmer
The position of lieatoncnbgovernor was
Ivailablc. It won settled that Dr. G. A.
Bowen rhould be the nominee. He is the
Master of the State Orange and I nephew
of Henry C. Bowen, of the Independent.
The action of the farms—II klilrd the
chuncrc of ex- Senator Hill, of Norwalk.
Senator Conic, of Middletown, and ,J.
M. Hubbard, of the same town, all of
whom had been spoken of for second
place on the ticket. »
All the ccnuurec vverr quietly conduct-
ed with the exception of Fairfield county.
Horn u livcly scene took place. J. Brlden
Earlhutt, of Norwalk, was elected chair
map, and W. B. Glover, of Fairlield
secretary, Thu first business brought
beforo the caucus was made by C B
Conlltlgt‘, of Norwulk, who placed in
nomination [became of E. J. Hill, of
Nurwnlk, for eucnmd place on the ticket.
A dmlrgate from New Canaan thought
that the: furmnc’ candidate, Dr. Bowen,
of Wrmdrtock,sbould beselccted. Tho
Eon. Srrnurl Fcuendcb, of Stamford,
then placed in nomination Lyman S.
Catlin for start» treasurvr. This «Ld not
seem to suit Chairman Uurlbutt,wbo left
tit-e chair and taking the floor made sumo
very puiliied remarks about hfr. Catlin
breaking his word. if" accused him of
breaking bra prumiw to min for tho
f’arcllrl road if circled senator. Ml.
Hurlhutt claimed that if Mr. Catlin was
nominntml b» wc-ulrl lose three-«fourths
“f lllr' mire tntim nurt-I Uth'f in Nur-
walk alone. This brought Hr. chsvndrn
to hm fem. lie asked Ir. Burlbutt to
name the man Mr. Catlin haul promised
("vote for the Parallrl mad and then
broke his word by voting the other way.
Mr. Fermndru raid ho did not believe
Mr. Catlin em made such I promise,
and pound in blc remarks and asked the
chairman to nlme the man. Ifr. Hurl-
butt named Dr. Coolidge». of NorwIlk.
fir. Plow lldi‘n thought that Dr.(, Ctmlldgo
mm: have misundernrnol Mr Cullin,
and altll flfllt-Ytd Mr. Catlin made no
[Hedge- to any our. After a few person-
al rwmrkrbctwcvn Mr. Ft-svwndon and
fr. Huributt, tho caucus plIlCWJltrd to
ballot to so» which of the tune tl’idlduhf‘
the caucm should pre y M io'tlw Can't n
tum.
Th»- vutv' WA" an fulltmi‘ \Vllnlr
numimof votes 50. For Catlin” -3 , fur
“I“. 15. for Dr. Bosh-II l, scattvrmg 3
llr. memtcn Bltnl’li'c‘ uw tho farting
his trinarks M wall as timse (If Mr. Hurl-
butt bad cream) in the caucus. and
(initial that an own at peso» dining
tho Falfllr’ld county drlrgntton random»
and prv mm to tbr mnwnttm. tuduy Dr-
[lzywt-n for huttvmnm iiuverrmr Ind
L}lll.’t:l 3. Catlin l'uf c-rmptmlic r, remind
of Hair treasurer. Th» caucus s r vntmt
ami to bowl Mr. Few. fldl'" in prmnt
Hr. Utiliti- Hull)" l» for Ilw t'va-Yi'flfl'ln
fur atntv i'nmvlfulfvr. Tltr dvlvgntmn
”it‘ll rmlmwtl lieu. Mo-ruv‘tn for grammar.
'l'nlinml county un-rtmwusly m luv-rd
General Show": in: (fort-mm, BJWI'B
‘0' Llrull'imllt (lutrrmqurlilgfl Milk-fl
inr Secrrteuy of litutw, I-Z. Sir-run» [lo-my
for Tnncunr art-i lit-Hum ifatlm for
Compilation Windham cwunly it ok
tlw Mum action at its raut.t-.
The tuflowlnr is tl'w llclr't I‘lslt‘l’l will
pint ably ”? "ovum-fwd in day :w
(inn-null, llama“ E. Mcrwm.
"urn.
Iiivtttcnam (l pnmm, ilmvgv ll. flow
In, Wood-tuck.
chvrwy of flute, (3%,va Noll-no.
Ruin-bury.
TINNIIIMJ'; 8“»va "vary. it lt‘kvillt-
i'nmpfrsvllrr, I.) man 5. Catlin. llvtdgc
port.
DOWN All MIDASKII'IN'I‘.
Jan-cpl kvalrk. It In“ llvov, Badly
Brains-a It Wiwatmk Last Night.
J sepb Smith, of Brand Riv", bad
bundowntown loot arming and was
returning harm by way of the» nu-w
bridge at Wumipcnk He had safely
croccrdlbe structnrsand w» plodding
on in Ibodaskmvc, when M walked off
Inc-bankrnvmt our the bridgr amt
fclltotbe bottom... divicnoc of swat
twenty int. John E. Wood, formuly
Tull Sunni. It vrprmnictivs in Winni-
pans waacsbort distance behind Smith
when he fell. Wood climbcd down thy
mmkmt Ind prevented the also
from rollingioto the water until kelp
curved. lnaIlinttIlIlra crowd gath-
Irrdnnd that-java! and war taboo to
Ihcdrpot, when he remind through
the night. Ills injuries were «Ire-rod
Insist-n early hour this main; lac
wcctakrwbm. flickccdls miller.
ablybvaissdcoditwastkoagbt It first
that be war iayarcd intensity.
Willis. WkttIIy Dd Ill; Aida”
Isr, mum, m mind It
N-II
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MIMNW m
HUNGER VB. BOWDYISI.
A PolItId Roply to "Growlar'a" Discor-
tntlnu on Boarding Bonus.
(Mutilated).
Editor of The Seniinel:-Your corn-
muolcant in yesterdcy’c lune of TB!
Suntan, cigaiag himself “Growler,"
mart have come partinulsr special Ipite
sgclnst South Norwnlk in general, and
boarding houses and restaurants in
particular. For any sane person to claim
that there is no honesty among“ our
hash dispenserr, and to IIIert that only
tough meat and decayed vegcthIeI are
served at our restaurants and boarding
bonus, lI impouible. A person making
That there might be, and perhaps is,
places where the food to not just as good,
be, for tho money charged nobody
doubts; but to say that there is not one
South Norwalk where adecent meal is
served for the money charged, is nonsen-
sicnl boob.
As a judge on this question, my word
should go further than the "Growler’s."
All a pedler of vegetables and groceries,
my business has been largely amongst
that class whom “Growler," with I
sweep of his pen, includes in the crime-
brooding class of citizens in‘ this com-
monwealth. Although I have discon-
tinued my pulling business and have no
fear or favor to expect from anyone, 1
must out of regard for tho truth, say
that a majority of the South Norvvulk
boarding boom can compare favorably
w ith any home of the some class, either
In this state or any other state where I
have been; and that will count for some-
thing Wth it is taken into due consid-
eration that during my twenty years’
stay in this countrylbavo visited all
the States of the Union except three.
In Michigan I have paid $5 and 86 per
week; in Harrisburg, $8; in Philadelphia,
during the Exponition, $7 per week, and
so on. But! have bad, and can Io-dny,
get better board in South Norwulk at 84
per week than in either of those above
mentioned miles at the higher rates.
But looking upon the “Hmwlvr” article
there is one thing strikes me as not able
to stand the light of reasoning. “Growl-
er" claims that rowdyism is a direct
(fleet of poor board. I have always
found that after a good meal my spirit
was more buoyant. And I felt more
like going on I racket and kicking up n
rumpus wbvn my inner recess was well
filled. Ayoung fellow witbn little of
the Devil in him it more apt to kxck up
amust on a fall stomach than on an
empty ditto. When hard times ovvrtnke
a man, it Is not alone his spirit suffers
damnation, but his muscles relax, and
after two or ”Hz-v weeks on half rations,
Iyaung mun iv; more apt to court an
turly bed than to roam the Ntn'i‘la till ll
o'clock at night or later. it I"; generally
tht- wrll lillvtl young man tint is a nu:-
prc'mua figurv In all our etrw-t brawls
It lil’tkt’d rm .ltffcrunco if bi.‘ l3 fillod with
cunml-buf Iml cabbage, or with lager
b-w. h» sure by Is lull of sorrwtlling,
NC‘illr-h‘ nobody will rvcr think of fight-
ing ml In cmpty stomach.
The restaurant and boarding humu-
prupriI-tnr, who. through yours of fair
treItment has earned a reputation, is too
troll known uml approach“ by the train
smut lmcnlm. who, when work Is Pluck,
goes 1-" Ir) ntlu r ltll’itlllll’fi, and on thvir
r. turn to this place» lbvy invariably pcek
thrir «M pluco at tho sumo old table,
wln- -n~ they bow always found good
foul and “only of i', null there Rfl'
many of thud» places in South Nurwnlk,
altln ugh tho “Growler" may not know
it. Curt. A. Hour.
CHEAP IOSBY.
LII-t Night's looting of tho Building and
Lou Aundnlton
Tiw llulldmg and from smiclauun'o
mwtmz lsstnigbt prom] to boom of tho
Inmt vctlcfcctnry [but Ilw sucirty has yvt
brill. Notmtlumnrlmg I ba-Ivy down
pom of "in. rm- attI-ndnncu war lcrgv,
and I curing Irritant wnc mcnlfutod In
tho. prim-«dings, The mcmber-blp mil,
slum tho Int "rooting, show"! In in—
rmw- of clmwn nubccrIbr-rv. wboss bold-
Inga amount In one: buodrtd sud mt
shun. Thu bidding If tho suction of
omnvy wcu Iplllltfll, two loans of on»
tin-mam! Iiulisrc ouch being made at
premiums of nim- rcmn and llvo cents
rnpocllvely. TM lucky borrowvrc of
lIIcM'AM‘lllfillJm tbc mppmltion that
their sham will maluvo in ten years, gri
IMr loan It practically 3 per cont. Ind
2i per c'nt. rap-minty, tbs amrmmr
which tiny will pay to tho assoolctlrm in
annual tho face of their loom Ilium
sqncltng tbmo figures. Them are putty
low rates It I time when the neutral
monoymukst ranger from "light" to
"panicky."
Outing Road: for tbtov AichtwwI tisl‘
[m
The Maui: an» department held a
meeting Isct analog toarIkc I'M“
mic for the reception“ the (load Will
Brigitte compound Allentown, Penn.
A maturities of tin froat such company
was appointed to complete the portal
momma, while Irvcrcl cab-coni-
.m wm sppolntcd to canvas for
mm with which to food the cow
guy, which, it i- acid will umber
Ibo-t tho m. Thcywiilprohchlyar-
rivcct iii ammonium. W
a, Indwllld'rpartu’a the 3 p... train
thou-Id”. ‘l‘kcy ksvccn enchant
hand with NI III tho flair Will prob-
ably triad up with I «Ida-mun
casattkcycrkc.
ruchaclslm must bein want, both of .
common sense and common decency. ‘
either as far as quality or quantity could ‘
single restaurant or boarding house in ‘
MR. HYATT WASN’T IN IT
CONNECTICUT ”BIOCBATS soni-
NATB MORRIS P08 GOVERNOR.
NlnIy-thm Votes for Ur. ByItt on “It
First Ballot-Boo. William 1. spring»
lpIIkI—‘l’ho Platform-
Emronn, Sept. 11—.“ tthsIbocrItto
stIto convention Hon. W. W. Eston wsI
Inadc permanent chairman” The fit.
ballot for governor resultsd II followa:
LazoaB. Morris, 803; Jame-W. Ruth”.
Thonondustian of Mr. Morris waa
made unanimous
Ind thstlckctvvca
completed as fol-
lows: IAIutoaInI
governor, Joseph
W. Alsop, of Mid.-
dlctown; treas-
Bangcr. of Canter-
harywomptroller,
;. ‘ Nicholas Staub, of
V . )1 New Milford.
Hon. WilliamM.
Springer, of Illi-
vaoxn. mortals. noiI, afterward
spoke briefly in support of Democratic
principles. 110 said that the Republican
party was responsible for the legislation of
the past thirty years, legialntion which an-
riched manufacturers and rendered the
farmers poor. Mr. Spfiigerrocommendnd
that the farmers of Connecticut send a pee
tltion to Washington and request that the
entire intcrnnl revenue on tobacco be taken
of! in preference to accepting the clause ro-
lcting to Sumatra tobacco, which is incor-
porated in the McKinley bill.
James P. Ptggott offered his original
molutlon concerning representation in
Iubstitutiou for that of the committee on
molnthuwhich postponed the considera-
tion of the Piggott resolution until the
next convention. After some discussion,
Mr Piggott' 5 resolution was brought up
and defeated. Then the committee’s reso-
lution referring the matter to a committee
composed of one member from each tenur-
burial district was reconsidered and lost. I
The platform adopted was as follows: ‘
The Democratic party of Connecticut ro-
aflirm its adherent: e to the platform adopt.-
ed by the national Democratic convention
of 1888 and condemns the Republican party
for its attitude upon the great questions
affecting the welfare of the people as u re-
vival of the most odious doctrines of that
federalism which has ever sought to estab-
list: in this country an arisocrucy of wealth
and despotism of legislation. “9 declare
for such a revision of the tnrifl as shall ad—
mit crude materials of manufacture free
and lighten the burdens upon the neces-
Iitiea of life. This is true protection for
the manufacturer. the laborer and tho
farmer. We charge the decline of over
one-half to farm values in Connecticut to
the prev ailing Republican tarifl policy.
We denounce the radically unjust and
panic breeding McKinley bill, which will
increase the cost of living and reduce the
cost of luxuries. It. in the moctoatrageoua
measure of taxation ever prepared in the
American congress. We accept James G.
Blainc'c interpretation of this infamous.
We denounce the uu~Amsricnn and tyran-
nical policy of Speaker Reed and the ma-
jonty of the house which deprives the
house of its deliberative character, Ir-
rognntly disregarding the rights of the
minority and establishing Is system of
centrifugal power. We favor a liberal
pension policy toward all soldiers and
sailors who were disabled in service, and to
their widows and dependent children, at
the came time insisting that the treasury
shall not be depicted for tho benefit of
bounty jumpers and cleaner: and im-
posters,
We denounce the federal elections or
form bill now pending in congress as the
most dcngcrous and revolutionary meas-
ure ever devised to thwart the will of than
people and subvert our popular form of
government, asameasnru begotten in part-
isan desperation to perpetuate the power
of the Ropublicuu party. It is nn-Amer‘
icon in that it doubts tho capacity of our
people for half government. We ciao nit~
mic our devotion to the principles of tho
stain Dittlmt'l'ncy us not forth in the state
platform of mo Wu declaro for In
Amendment to the state constitution pro
riding for the election of all state officer:
by I plurality vote. All unnoccasaryln-
inference with personal liberty by moan:
of Inmpmury count: is we oppose an
contnrytn the spirit. 0 our froolnntltu-
tloaa,aud vvo tit‘nlflftd thist. county commit
sloncru bu elmml by tho pooplc cm! the
prccsnt unjum. arbitrary. partlscu Mullin-
Dram-ratio method of uppolntmcut be
repealwl.
W n regard tho secret ballot law counted
by tho taut gertcml aassmbly in racponu
to tbr mounted drmamlc of the Demo
mllt partyas a step in the right dlrcc
lion. cm! In furor Inch atnsudmntr
thcrvtoasvvlll render the catapult-crysta-
crccy Iluoluto for tho sapprcaaion of bri~
bery In-l intlmltlctloand will prevent
such Ittcmpmi evasion: of the corneas
wm practical by high authority at tho
last election in tho clIyof Hartford. We:
lcvr'ov legislation to protect the peoplo
from srlttltrmtsd food products. and we
dun-ml that such laws shall be umutcd
by odir‘mls who am in sympathy with
them Incl not by political bencllclcrlss.
WI invite Ibo mtm of tho state tom-
Ipcnts with us in this campaln Io rcduoc
the rpm. inf rentrnllcing ids-II and to re»
soihrooe than will of the people.
Litton B. Iforris, tho nominee for Gov.
em. in a native of Pclrllcld county and
is about Gil years old. He wsc Id-ittcd
toprcotloc lcwlnflcymouvto 1m and
mild tbst town in the LeglIlItnra
in thct yccv. [is removed to New BI-
no shortly after and in tact war elated
lungs ofProbItI and Iltcr bluntin-
went from other in built up I Isms-d
Inactive practice. which wsI chiefly
devour! to not catch mam BI
' Now Bursa in tho begins.
tunic rm, “mm and '81 and was
Reactor from tho old Fourth diuriut la
I824. lnthcslrctlon aim yccrs ago
it. vacant-I head of the Domain
ticket, III trocivnd trim volts, with a
plurality our Our-raw Dam of
1.415. Indrcn W) cm of tho mt
highest rota ca his m m
wmwmukIgc-aipmur“
mm
M‘
THE DEMOCRATIC (>on
The reaolullonc Iuoprca It MM
oratio convention in Hartford ,
sppecr in full in another all”: .
ooasict chiefly in opposition to '
can III III. Bpeolclattentlonb
to Speaker Reed, who in W5
no "Cumin,” much Ilia: tho ' ‘
that Powdsrly and the Kuigbil of
A moot insidious propocltlon D “I.
one to change the manner of w
a,” County Commitslonerv. ThiIm lick! ,
but one purpose, viz: to allow of flair
election and control by the liquor loin—2 .7
est. It II n direct bid forth. "41mm. 3 ‘
and a virtucldeolsrsilon tht “tom
restraint upon the traffic in m fill
accords with Democrstic policy- "
bcd, according to it! canualfw ,
hint and quadrennial declaration “
principles,but oao pa
the Republican party and RI m
It has been declared over and ovét rain
that unless the Republiucn party I”,
beaten and the Democratic party placid
and all political freedom wrcrted from
its citizens. But Republican ideas and
direction have prevailed, and the ooantry
has developed and prospered as no otlur
nation ever did. .'
The things favored by the platform!!!
a revision of the tnriif, a liberal portion
policy, with n proviso that infants
that present beneficiaries, to I antidote
able extent, are bounty jampen, discu-
era and impositors. The other thing
favored in legislstion to prevent food
ndulteration.
The platform is constructed for thou
to stand on who are opposed to the RI-
publican party. For that it is will"!
broad and strong enough, but for m-
tial principles and progressive tune! it ll
conspicuously deficient, and weareqnito
sure will be' to marked contract withfitt
adopted by the Republican floatation
in New Haven to day. , r, . .
rumour. Plnlunmtt
Like to Road Abun-
Frank Hartford, of Rowayion, ll fin
guest of Chestnut street friandt.
hllss Alice Henderson. of New Elven,
it spending I few days in Noni-1k.
B. S. Blcscer Ind wits have returned
from their sojourn among the Milk.
Miss Annie Keeling, of East Brldp-
punk.
Mrs. John MchhIe, of this city, ,h
spending a few days with Month in
Ridgefield.
Charles P. Woodbury, of Clark County,
Kansas, formerly clerk of the borough,
arrived In town yesterday. He curb
next week for his home in tho Wait.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bond and childl-
ter, who have been visiting at tho [fi-
dence of George F. Anterior), unall-
wood avenue. have returned to flitir
home In Brooklyn.
W. Russell Bennett,son of Edwin BID
am is the guest of his uncle, J. 1". Bon-
nett, on the Green. Mr. Bennett, who
isa graduate of Williams, cchI bf W,
has been acting as supply for thIPrII-
byterinn church at Hurley, IA“, dnrb
log the summer, and although Ilrgcd to
remain through the wlntcr, hob-I Ic-
cided to begin his course at the Union
Theological Seminary in New York.
W EDDIMJ AT 'l‘llfl CIRCUS.
A l’rannt of DIODJDO I: Gold III!“ of
lag-lunar lmltwn
Will be presented by the tantrum“)!
'l'. K. llurk'a New Trans-Atlantic Rail-
Road Show to the couple who will kc
united in the holy bonds of matrrinuny
st thr- afterooou performance of the
above shaman that day of titanium.
Tim lan bona tide otter, msdsla pod
fultb by the prr prietor. Booth NM
Friday. September 19. ,
Old won mu (lo-yum ’ "3
Tbs stormy weathrr last «cal-("m
not pruvrnt I lcrgo “madam if fig
meeting of Old Wall Lodge, No II, 1':
CA. If The third dcgrcc waI mm
and m willie-led by Deputy and
Hunter ferruworth, of mamas
other visitors. At the clan-oi thew
Bro. Leveriworth paid lbs M3031!!!
btgh compliment, stating tbaihollvc
remembered racing the dcgrcs work-d
rnorvcciicfsctory. Aoollailonwauarvd
Ind In booroi cool-Isnjoyracntwukad.
* -. 5.5;. WWW
hated the twenty-fifth aaIi
thsir narrhmatthclr kit-Ill
pIok last ochiog. N
MMmMI
lastnlghta frdghttrahyouhln
mmttorwslkstatlaacalcakfllll
msvagnct whowcutccllagarln
zmha‘d‘dmtooegr”
it“ tho
”mohair-mill!
Juanita-pp Inca claws-I
sldlalct'aalt aim-nth“
denounce Pinkerton and bio m ‘*
Since 1856 the Democratic party i... ‘
in power the country would be ruined, '
The Got-gs and Coral-p cl PIIpIaAwI .
port, la the guest of friends inWinnl-
)lr.sadlrs.l'lctcksrPlIrIaIU_,
Norwalk Chronicler