NUMBER 872.
EutersdattthoatOldss stSssthNorvi-alkas
Monti-Clu- m.
M
» DIREO’C’IORY
Lllilli Blilflil lllfll'llll
TOWN OF NORWALK.
AW: 11:?”— ovwslk' s. N.-Soutli Nor
walk; I. ans-a liorwalk. ' m .1
than I as condos-I who are .
"3, awar: o! Ilia [not waging].
”I; I
"”7 “of.“ mm: will be round
1 I. In ovary business "als-
aad woll worthy at all patronago
to than.
35.
an ooaarmrsw
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Water st,
nos: II. It. bridge,
that
or o!
«to
at,plsussud
"APP. WES. 102 Washinm
RANDAILIINBRD.ccv:uainaadWallds,N.
“munitions-adorning.
‘Almo amount a...
xncmt. once . -
“Wind-action”:
IORRELL & L'HOIIEDIKU, 06 Washington st,
all klmls at My sold.
B B:- and at Washington
’ ' 27 Must. .
mu¥§w& dealers in ooulsctlouory, ice
cream, ion, etc.
:: mun MAC. tDNo.lalust.S.N. Solo
(agtmtuv to! horm‘s oolcbl'ahoditoctrroai'nwuu.N Pm
‘ tleB.‘ ‘uAS-LIalusLnesr , .
vdunno " “we Broad unit's t. 'u;
' "ll me lads" -ry. ‘rani
wr'ille. Ilag“: 0:.ch at Gus Piucr‘s, l. ILR. l loco,
Bums, 'I‘h Wall l N
OKN'I‘RAL NATIONAL BAN c. ' s , .
cordial Clint”), strains $4.1“). “ginseng.
“WW. cum!“ 1* Jar “It“ I
William , .
CITY NATIONAL BANK. Tits. GB 'Wlslilncwnfi’:
uourhiatn,’ tl. N. Capital ”“3410, surplus its
m It. It. Rowan, president; Jacob H. y-
’ tori, cushlor. .
’ MILD COUNTY NATIONAL bankru-
lflligau si,N. in rswd 18M. Lspiusl W,-
ow. manholes Cilia“; vice—prust.,hstwiii
0' “a“; all“ “$233.2“ The In
.- mLD Cull ~ . . .
Fiat“? N. Deposits will), surplus MAXI).
Wining S. lowly prsst; :l.(.ruw.Vicc
prest', James S. . trua.
K 01' NORWALK, The 51 Wall
NATIONAL SAN 1357. Capital Cull-0W.- Eben
as! Brit," J. flillkvicc '
Price, cashior' . 1)me 3
W.G.'niornas,B.K. ood, .' . . ,
O. E. Wilson. E. Board, I). W. Fitch, Vi. it".
Bishop. Bankers‘, lorehants‘, Isuuiaoturers,
rational and Fumtly amounts are solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETk'Jhc, ii all .3" N.
Deposits over ,tllu, lus 3mm (grunge
I. presL; R. B. qurd, vice-pm,
truss.
1
SOUTH NORWALR SAVINGS BANK. The, Do
on surplus WM). Aldon 501-
3.12%? our; ll. um. Interest
paiddcpositors. Honey «mortgage.
BEEF. tWholosian.)
SOUTH NORWALK BER]? CO. S. N. Hammond
bod, port, sneeszmb, viral. etc. '
TERRY, WM. M. a (20., N. Armoursbocf and
provisions. Home dressed lamb and mutton.
BILL P0313]! AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUX'I‘ON, J. F. Post onion box 435, N. Cucuisrs
[oldest in over two Sunday papers.
BMCIASMATHS.
CA CELT. loot Raymond at, S. N. Horse-
“ 1‘ il'3 nw‘é’n normal-ms.
BILL, ono. s. a co. r. 0 box sis. is. N. builders
of bridges, docks, pile (Willis, ctc.
mm AND 81103 DEALERS.
BROWNJI. ll. Salaln at. 8. N. custom Work and
' pairing a "reentry.
KEVIN, 0. B. No. lain at, S. N. specialties in
boots, shoes
and rubbers.
SCHAURMOHN a 5013,86 Wuhirigtou st, 3. N.
A good assortment allow prices.
work neat-l and promptly done.
tumultuous AND STATIONEBSE
J. ARTHUR, N. card engrav rig, w -
PIdrilliigfis‘t’s'tloutti'y, buss ball and tcnms_gootls.
PLAINTILD’S DBUU STORE, £3 iiusmngtou at,
S. N. school supplia and mineral smuouuy.
BOX “SEED. (Wood and Paper.)
5 ,S. N. manulaclurvr at has
inninn. " Wm“ new IhOpJObblng.
‘ BUILDING ”183W; N also
mmssourt ii. fLWIIWI at. - -
uummumm.mw.m_
LlONARD. CHAS. 1'. Water at, N. brick «Nail
m “”33 , hair, ctc..alao be
alone, lrobrlck J-
RAYIOND BROS. Illwsukcs. Philadelphia no
drama hunts, brick, ista. mac. magmatic.
BUTT“ ouatatss. 8608. to.
tdoor to this Post
BOSTON BUTT“ Miriam.” 0‘ m “mm;
m S. N.—a
. ' 0! cheese, in and Meade. All
grades at butter. Miriam gotaia, etc.
GAWGB "Walton”
Jim: W]. Kw WausgN. Wm
,stablc and mrnsgc
' emulsions AND Bun-”3B8.
'onowuiaiurs C.sbopAun at, a. N. estimates
aim. was promptly to.
dim. . W1!- A. ut‘l‘aylorsvuusfifl. Jobbing
pro-fly attended to.
.;~, DALLIJI. Itaudall'smlll, LN. Wu
A nulls-“yum hychssppowsrcoahlssaiawgivc
I h w. W “a“ . mvmanllscturu
~ . Wain . .
. “HONDJ It. at “unmanned
slits, “mug-M. scrollhwiug and
. Jobbing-imagines. 1‘ phone 5M.
.1 - v woon, 8. ll. 13 (iron at, ii. N. Jobbing
. unwind
prom to.
' ‘ILSON S.B.saopCrosssl.ussrlaln.-Olicscor.
' s c.,N. Stanwood waiting,
Wallfiaiadflcldw : M
puma-s. lousy loaucd. Tsieplions samba“
“If!“ All” (IMMED-
. 4» AROYT,cOusttcbldg.N.IWsah«
tumor: 6. N. (tics sdvcrtlscmcut.)
OWAOI IANUA'AC‘I‘IIBIIIHL d
'1 SN. mans solutes
“mm“,liolumsta “Mo -
stoma YNN. (onto! Windham”
etc. filming,
”a: d iwaggunwit. “.
’iv ' 0A
1 m .ullulahmlta-srlystrsas
mJJFuaav-ssrmr wuss. M
l . .mw& «edition.
- '°A' hum": .. ....
. u 0.1 O M . .
mun Pm: marine-roast”.
:.. ,CRAST.Wslsr N.sllslsss and
“ moan-om Itc-
m
moan nos moracrpgkas. M
. cuss. . w as . .uina
"analytics-gamma“.
mot
“Ml murAflUfll’.
. A W CIGAR CO. The. 10mins
l, I. I. mas-m oi Ins ,
, AmmlallOOJthsnsgtnv-ml. I.
assassin-t. sit. numb
"la ufllfiflfius I
. . tilt Washington at, . .
. missus: loloo'al nr‘v'syllg. tacit m
“ . . cos. romantic (AM
locum}: at lat-st. it. sums-may
mu ”m
a. ,.
will“ moraornatna.
msoowscmor
mammaom
0000]! mm.
manulsaursdstsaWashlom w. 5.1!.
mm! AND uuaswanl.
NASII. ll! .BWJlOl. IainsndWcstIlALN
aptcsudtiu wars
Dunno.
fldllllfladmtodlhl. Ossadtuin
BOOBS. sass: AND Bumps.
nummsumm
pipe, 3 to 86 inches in
DRUGS AND CWCALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt ave, I. N
Buodayhours,8 toioam. “cup. or.
lions carefully compounded
GREGORY.
Whulssalc and . .
RIGG JOHN A. It lain st, N. Palm—fifty
Ave ercut portumcs.
cinoi, etc. Physiclaus‘ prescriptions u specially.
DRY—GOODS.
lishod over forty-two yours.
adv.)
floods, carpets, etc. (soc
ington st, 5. N. (Sec advertisement.)
goods, luncy goods. notions and hosiery.
EXPRESs t oanaNlBs.
parts oi the world.
rates. later iiunt. agent.
EXPRESSma
BUX'I'ON A BBUNDAGE,
Wall st, N. Our motto, ‘
CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS,
pianos moved. have orders at stcd's, S. N.
prompt attention.“
Hale's. Carolulsud paomptacrvico.
”TRAVIS. usurious. ITO
as of Sconcld‘s celebrated flavoring extracts.
I'. S. Ambler.
FEB'I'ILIZEBS.
due extracts.
ial manurcs, land plaster, ground bouc.wood
llama Clark a Co.'s standard lcrtllizcrs.
FIRE BBICII AND CLAY.
FISH, OYSTEBS, Clam ETC.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
stone dealer.
asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.
solo agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
[all to use it.
It bridge. Tho choicest oi iamily dour kept.
kagc, load. car or cargo lots.
Rli’gllhl. Darleu.Croloot St Rose. Grain. cholc
ground Iced, graham and rye dour.
131031518.
, A Woodward Place, 8. N.
ammonia] pieces made to
stun, . 32’s... 8N oi ldest
ll. . . . co
hast gym in this-vicinity. Plan
and dons .
Ilium!!!” owns.
sill-u.
CRAI & warm. I lainst.N. (Bay
mond‘soldstand). Sss ll-I.
Powdmabovsold
0A! LIGHT OOIPANIII.
. [or l but and power
mafiagbperuwwéofl 'I‘sr thrsc dbl
tars per banal. package salsa
0300338. (Violas-lo.)
"all?” A Kl
v
Gloom
BROWNDWILOO
““M" wmi.‘.'.‘;.f‘“°:.""3”§
BECKER, CONRAD. m u . .
choics and provisions.
0
A . .saocsssuvio “niobiummiio
Oil 8 ll dclluclss amllytrsds.
Iain 8.1!.an for!
hay. straw.
. fruit. sic,
goods, Mass. toss. butter. etc.
OttOVSll. O. is 5 Walt at, N.
BU
Asbsstus psi 1. scbml stippllss, old.
‘ Dim , AN] Mandel“!
LEW‘$.&:W¥&.WM.IIWU y.
RNA .
“93”“ “A lorslgnfrslts,loas.laad,stc.
Tess. cola- sud splou a spatially.
m“ min:- Emma...
aim, and low prices.
wows.
vw-a'w mgr! I. H.
lrolta, stc.
Ell!” All) AIIUNI‘I'IOI.
Amati;
”W’ was. (I'I’I'D 0D
aamav T0014.-
- may, Wat-flutltnuloaudw
't‘i‘ratmwflummm '
Wumu
fl
xiii-L
W
J
.l'actwlet. Inst-o
W's 0000!] NEW to ours,
UNIVERSALBTORLTMNoJaia usarWsst.
hmpqaccksrymlasswaiuhooadmfishingamtc.
.‘ l sit.
mm... one ram Wash uson a,
mmw. [Lil coils a t7 Water st, 8. carriage
wood work, whsslI. stc.
Pm r. it. scrum um. art. Crushodsttmo,
scwsr oontnetur, etc.
RAYlOND suns. Akron,salt gland and catsuit
diam
a. c. 38Wall sin. Established 1829.
' Po ular
PLAIS'I‘ED'S. 48 Washington st, S. N. patent msdiv N Ire, plate glass,
Intuit, . SONS—“The ultablc,"No.2
AGmttc hiking, N. Drygood]:l oil cloths, inst
rti .
BANKS. II. Kalahsckemo flotcl block, S. N. dry-
goods. notions. gloves. etc. Underwear a specially.
BKNNE'I'I',J. RID lain st, N. Business estab-
DICKERHAN, A. a SON, 34 Washington It, 8. N.
3:0”FIEID & HOYT, 8 Gazette bldg. N. 68 Wash-
STREET. EDWARD, ll Gazette bldg, N. Dry
A2A2iA omccmggigm
oliicsst Benedict's, to
furniture and
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postoflce and
BYXBRE, I". 8. dt C0. “lain at N. Innulactur—
NORWALK EXTRACT C0. N. munulacturers of
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley‘s super-phosphalcm
‘5"
SIXTH, w. II. It C0. Wawr st, N. agents {or Wil-
0ND BROS. ordi sha in stock, spcc~
at?» ordcrfiro momrTndchi’gncy doe linings-
HUNT a ZELL'FF, mli'astiingwn st. 8. N. duo
iisb, oysters, thrombotic, game, vogctablcmctc.
HORTON, JOHN B. 62 Taylor avenue, S. N. Also
BAYIOND BROS. contractors for dag, cohort-is,
BIDA "I“ AND tam WATER
m) HEATERS.
IBKKmW. n. 8 CO. Hulk Elli block, 5.8.
“ISLAND GE!" FLOUR, the best made. Don't
L'IIOIMEDIEU, DANIEL, east end at Washington
RAYIOND BROS. hay, straw. flour and iced in
lauls, cut
to...
and
cut
flowers,“ Iloralwilkol allkindssspcc lty
M
COLIIAN, TRIODORLWsahiugtcu st.teast end)
Furniture, looking pietarc (notes. etc.
RAHOND 0w.n.uswssors.a6sudaailstnst,
N slurs.
516w in $6. In. so. and 32.80.1aln It. SN.
hulmvgitnssss. sic.
ROWAN! GAB LIOIIT COMPANY, omen )9
band it Wall at N. whole-
M ‘ Late.
8W3 anon. “and id Wall at, N. wholmlc
Iosr,lssd.graio,hay .
to Washington st, s. N. solo
Mission
‘O’BIILLYJG Iain at, N. door,
71,133.30“ cadmium N! and
fl namsntortt' at, .sncy
staple” Moonlsulomy
fl'I‘CB. D. W. Visuavcmur. Icrwiii st. N.oannsd
Ionicrlothobut
'. swam
mm“ ‘m. w
IBM. l. ova. with. statics. ll.
LAWN. V.D.bw.flflo.ldalult.fl.l.gso
su'lmaadtsbhdalicsclvs.
Hoists at, usarWsst. 8.3!.
218* YORK 'ru (20.. 47 Halo at. N.—R. italics»
I Had I? “a at, N. I
Ch). Wilton ass. sad School at, it.
new goals
basil
st, 3.1!.
‘ canned goods.
(.‘rsanisvy out.
$110!? and Sporting Gnoda of an
M sl.. N.
MINI?“ J.‘llortrosst,ll. Emulator-an
mull.“
. law
“WOW" also
“mammal.
rams-"am“ A"
4—— 4.7
narrowasra ”1) “m1.
PBOWI’I'TJ. T.“Illlst.l. llgbthsrdwarsaivl
III'I'IIJV. insects-so I? VstsrstJthtld-
ws'audcusmctoca'su
mm, .0.Iulhfllflblofi.fl.fl.m
00M”: (assadv.)
nwm .
P. .9 .
”:5”. RM, all castammadsharuc-
[[0383 bums.
PARSONS x.il.nroohndc8tockl'srm,S.N.dns
httraassuiodtoalipsrpusss. Allsulmalsaoldby
thlsssmbllshuisuiarowsrrautod. Romootths
Prsuchcoachlugstalllon'AGaillsrd.“
mnALIa. BIO. .D.S. Wash! , our.
Franklin s. ns’noeisssu too. p.11). agngngtsnoins.“ “F
"lull“ J“ 0’ ”My, my. "' monochromatic“; shims-glam.
Gold crowns
ammo can“ NJOOolllus
islal . .. .
Mflimtsm
Magus umwnmmmm
0 3g (unnamklt-dspot.
“13% 3 WM In Road
0 ROPE-,3 . .
HOUSE [panama 030g”.
muslin sahlngton . .crocksry,
swamunsndwoodcnmm
glss
ICE DEALERS.
BUBCRARD. 3. “Down Point Farm," 5. N. also
milk unduca. '
INSURANCI'AOENTS.
COOLIDGB a LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain It, N. Insur-
auccandrealcststelnsll ltsbvanchu.
LléY'l‘ON. JACOB I.
Washington st next to P.0.
accident and tile. (sou adv )
LOCKWOOD, WI. cor. lainandWall sis, N. Real
estate, investments, loans negotiated, etc.
IORREILA L'IIOMXRDIEU. 95 Washington at.
8. N. strictly first-class companies represented.
TAYLOR dt GOLDEN, db 1 “Washington st,
SN. Real Estate md Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT OKN'L LIFE INS. 00., 8. S. L’-
iinmmcdicu. agent. W at, S.N. see ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. 20 Washington
st, 8. N. P. J. (lrubb. assistant supt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. In successful
business since 18” No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. £5 Washing.
ton at, S. N. Juo. French, artist. superintendent.
IN VESTIIENT SECURITIES. Bonds
RA RD R. B. Msso c b N. 6%
Ollyd‘lrgcx Ranking and flux... e'irt'ge c .
IRON AND STEEL
SMITH, W. H. a CO. is and 17 _Wata st, N.
springs, axles, carriage hardware, ole.
[RON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
mm 1:. 152 and 56 Water st, N. lion work
of all kinds.
'I'IIE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st. 8. N. Wm. II. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDBIES.
GILES a CLANCY at Thu Norwslk Iron Works
Co., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWELEBB.
FERRIS, A. S. 3980. lilsln st,S.N. op. City Hotel,
SN. hue watch repairing a specialty.
BOY'I‘, l]. B. 18 No. lain st, 8. N. strictly “class
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. IAORAND. IS Wallst. N. watcquia-
moods, sic. Plus watch repairing a specialty.
8000, ii. 8. diamonds,“ . silver and
plated wars. repairing“ ’ Ly. 88 ' st, SN.
LAWYERS. W
AUSTIN, ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic b'd‘ , all
st. borough. Notary and Real Estate. legal
FROST, RUSSFJJa.8 No. Allin st, notary
hurtlin- 0! all kin carefully attended to.
RURLBUT'I‘ J. BELDKN marital: and 6 Gasottc
building, Wall st, borough.
8. N. notary
GET. OIIN [1. 1m Washifigum
lJcotiirnifaloucr ol dccds lor cw Yor stats.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. soon 4 Cassius blag,
borough. trovncy. notary and passions.
SEYIIOUR. JOIIN 8. room 3, Mold Co. Nat.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH, JOHN J. room! luonic building, Wall
st, borough.
LIVER! STABLIS.
DANN, HORACE I. Ixcslslor llvcry and board-
ing stables. Odlcs No. 8 Rivsr st, N.
GREGORY, GEO. S. 14 Knight at. N. Pins turn-
outs a specialty. Telephone $3.
DOCK DIANUFACI'UBEBS.
LOCKWOOD IANUPACTURING ()0. Da st, S.
N. Manufacturers oi builders‘ hardware. it
dine at Paul at; New York ofllce W llcsdcst;
Chicago once it) Lake at.
. 'ud o talcum-meter: N. VORWALK LOCK COMPANY. s. N. New York
Gmfikflm' Rant "Mill-Pullm- * oflcciuchambcrsst. Locks and builders‘ hard
"A! JOHN, B. N. near the depa. Wag ware; designers; loundcrsmkm of artistic
' downs and floral work 0! all kinds. housstrlmmlugsin broom, and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. 1-1.9 Watsr st, N. All kinds of lumbcrdc
llvsrcd to any point by rail, loam or vessel.
HACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water It,
near . bri , 8. N. machincry' , iron
R It , Babbitt racial. to
slcsmboals
and brass rigs, l
for manulscuiries
SCOPIELD, W]. A. Knight at. N. Nsw machinery
mails and repairing promptly attsndcd to.
HARE" GARDENEBS.
i OS I WATERBURY B. N. berries and all
ngardcnmproduco in ssssou tor' the wholesale trade.
”BEETS.
A NODKL IARKBT, ill Walt at. N,Wn.Wardwcll,
. prop., heel. veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.
' iSON, A. is! lain at. N. meats. in is. sugars.
A‘tilos, ha oysters, clams, and mllops, butter,
, ,csnucd .ctc.
N I HUS'I‘ED. ll. Gillan. lob
Balms, trolls, w No. lug-And. .
3188314.. DANA C. 12 lain at, N. cholocmcsts,
poultry, Isli, vcgctabloa, ctc.
Bltl'l'l‘u's CENTRAL lARKlTJWsIsr at, N.
lasts, vcgstablas. fruits. poultry, at lowost pricu.
~ CARR, WlLLlA! ll. licuodlct Pans tlsrkot. KN.
. i'luc masts, nus leflf‘nm'
N l’I‘ON J. A. null. . .o ,
ywtibiu, nulls, buttsr, M.F§ulq;n, 3'15."
IIDT, Oils). East amt-r. . . e rs masts,
9 vcgctabics, trait, all: meg-hum“;
ills IIRD is o. s . .plm my.
“3: all Linda. llnass moans mum 1
lDilON, A. 0. Casual Ransom. v .
“land at, ll. N. Clinics meats. poultry, vsgslablas.
LINBURNIIL WI. ml Wand at. brlitgs, a.
N.‘Isll§lnalllltbilllflh-SL. leas
‘KWOOD. L Washington ' bridgs. . .
wit-ts, sari. cyan. stasis. ass-dais. Ito.
muconaumswmb, 7 Iain stJl. Ins
..... “mm-m-
LYONli. A. 8.. Old r as o. u at,
B. N.ulmsms;lola:pulltr1:riow::ncss
Ablaaidtl . all. sat. . some
nmasts. ssh. oystsra. dolloslssssu. etc
PIClllillltO. 11.6. ltast svs. op. school Matti.
bssl,vaal,siatlo.s'.aic.w w.“ u" it
OCR/«Ulla JAOO I sat miss . .
, wasntrtorou’gt'l‘iw .m- at i‘vy' s
lTlI‘s . as
“too 1.8.3. diagnosis aotlpo try [distally trade.
PILLANltJ. . 15 [mars] st, Em run
I daily same tho lowsn I is
J.“ HOMO, . . rm
wifi‘ill’mawwkr'wlthmmmntm
WIXUN.J.I.II’W st,ll. (.‘hulco I”, post
in. Milo. h .19. dc-
IAIIILI All: oaairrn. o. s
. , w. Wstsv at, . minimum on
”‘th nimble work, also dsaicr in building
and. W mat N lublsandgrsa
“WIND. . .U . .
lwmmmmm.
“6 “.00 ”mm “a“ m" Afln:UILDI:Iv
' I" in. win an "1 "Km“.m calms. Jun...
glafliflu’fia’w ‘ m ‘ .oflstgsi-ssoucuatraclstahso.
annoy WILL!“ "militant-sum“
'arru who; I! rid'aaw ‘ris rm
, a . sst .
. Wm
. y , .
mars arm oars. Ma“) Limit. nights. it not an. moi
“If? Ann, st it It. s. s. m , promptly lo.
.mrgwassamms hats. omits l gyms—n.
lair nozvgaflxiltr a.“ autos cirrus-vans. I “a “
Kn, I. . A . ah ., . m .
IA“ Issislsvksm CM” will“ goods
cram a sum. “all": ”I m moan TAILOBI.
g'filg and In W ' ‘ Wilwwml. Apart-statuar-
IOOOO internists-httnsam
| .
' .lslasasnass. AI. mm
a“.
waxwm
SOUTH N ORWALK.
CONN .. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1890.
my ”I! run 000].-
UAVAN Mlfidmymfi.H.-flllm
«3%..
and
AWCII'I' hssdqusrmtorsiullusry lettr
rml.wsmtl '
mnuowfia. tor
“Old IRS ll. lSolsin 8 N
sans. . st.) . .
stylus. Iouruingsspsclalty.
S'I'.J0m¢.llsssslllalust.ll. Indochina!
andlairGontll
ssusro TEACHERS; hclatow
mom IROQW. daughter t III.
R.Nash)lfllalnst,x.‘lratrumtslmustcocly
mmmssammr. m lalnst, N. Plano
sndurgarilustructlon.
figmm 3. 87M st,N. Morgan
sums TON IRSJIllIala N. Voullu-
structior‘iasad doiosdsvslonucnti‘; N
ASH, KISS norm K. A! avenue, .
NPisuosridorgauinstruction.
SAWYIR, IRSRJ. teacher
Will and
walnuts. Bosldsmcoat mail It. Plalstsd's.
West $.83. -
nwsnmrs. .
son II. l. 74 Watt-grits SN. blmk
books, ,sswwspsra, , etc. .,
mums.qu wnhiugunnmdgunli
www.maadshsam. l
MIG“ MERGERS.
”Kills 8. D. Outsrshltstnodwcll‘sstou,
74Wsahlngtonst, SN.
DOCKWOOD, 0.1:. ethos- DcKlm'IJ. It; Ong-
ory's N.; New York in Grooms st.
NEW C SlCOND-IIAND WEI.
PODIORB, WI. under Salvation Army Barracks,
S. N. Stovesnsuxcs. aocksry,clrpsts. ctc.
OYSTER mars AND DEALERS.
BELL, BIRAH P. O. Box til, 8. N. wholesale
shippe of oysters and clams. 8. N hols-
C'UTBILL.R.J. loototltsymnudm, .w
salshalerluilueoysters. SN ' of
EOY‘I', W. 1!. ABON, tat Water at. . . cot
Raymond) re and wholesale
lan rs. exporters
doctors in saliva oysters.
REED & BOUSIAN. 1M Waterst. S. N. planters
and shippers oi Nonvslk oysters.
VANN J.L.A.CO., P. 0.8016188. N.
Oysters clams, wholesalc and retail.
PATIEBNS AND aromas.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. it. Ala
thorpc, prop. Riverside ave, S. Stoves, Steam
and Hot Air Furnace work a specialty. Sole
scent for the celebratcd Carton furnace.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROW‘l'I‘T, J. '1‘. 45 Main st, N. chctt's loads.
lasury and Wadsworth's mixed paints. l
'MOND BROS. Jewett' Atlantic and See ey's
“dad, Calcutta oils and Avta‘rill Chemical Paint.
SHITII, W. H. &C0. is A 1? Water st, N. agents
tor Imunsn a lsrtlncs paints.
PAPER HANGINOS.
PROWi'r'l‘,J.'I‘. lb ilam at, N. window shades,
Hollands, fixtures. ctc.
TAYLOR a CO. 21 Kalli st. ‘N. also hardware,
paints, oils, glam. etc.
PBUI’OGBAPK‘ERB.
BLACKNANJL A. 1] Iain at, N. Instantansons
procom. Children‘s photos a specialty.
NORTH, G. S. 78 Washington at. S. N. on quality
only and that the best.
RRADIAN i". ii. Gazette bulldl . N. Cablnst
photographs 32 par dos; M0- dox. 81.50.
PIANO In)!!!“ AND REPAIR!“
HINDI”, C. P. Lockwood Ball, N. Also dealer in
pianos, organs. shoot music, etc.
I’LANINO KILLS.
RANDALL. MINER D. E N. All klndsot wood
work at retail or tor the trade.
PLCAIBINC.
HERRERA 00., W. ll. Ilusic liall block. 5. N.
Plumbing, stain and gas fitting.
NASH, F. II. A BRO. cor. Rain and Wat sis, S. N.
Plumbing and gas dtting, rims and heaters.
RAILROADSi J W
NORWAIK HORSE RAILWA 00. mos .
Kn“. mt Iii-ta O. W. II
BIA]. ISIAH AOIN'I'S. P
LAY'l'ON.JACODl. Washl ncxtlo .0.
SN. propsny for mic, hon-osng‘lznrctt. (see adv.)
HORRKLL a L‘IIOMNXDIEU, Washington st,
S. N. rolling, renting and collating.
WWI“... R. Caucus bids. N. Invosunmts and
moricytoloau. Also insurance written in host
at companies at the lowest rains.
WOODWARD, It. A. No, llsirist, S. N. how 0
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
BIB ENS. lletcrst, N. warmuwalsat all
hours. dinner Sc.
BENRY‘S, 1680. Rain st. 8. N. The best ac dinner
in the city. Board by the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RID W. B. A SON. 45 Washln st, 8. N.
Hyd‘finllc and Civil ssgjnccrs. m
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD' IISS INSTl'I'U'I‘R, I) Orchard at, N.
Youngsiadlos boarding and day schml.
HEAD. In. Hillside. N. Day and hurtling school
lorgirlsaud . Pits lovan coll ,
orcoursscovn lstcln I. hillyoq ls
l... m3". which...“ .1“ .i"
mus . c
the study 0! art, W and clocutloti.
Palltrsiubotlus Octobrr Circulars will be
sent upon application
NORWALK liLI'l‘AllY INSTl'l'U'l'l. N. Frank S.
Roberts, principal. Circular on request
WILSON. IR. 1 ll. School tor llOyn. Somalis.
Cl. Mantra to to and scientific schools.
For circulars. rssa as I vs.
SEWING “CHIN“
BHAILKB, C. I. Is Sold“: at. SNJ'Wbt-clcr and
Wilson" and “Ramona," noodles, oil, armh-
mcuta. Repairing a specialty.
SEW!!! CONTRACTORS.
Karim D it .scwm lit, water slim laid.
own-Rug, lug, gradiugfisndsups gardautug.
OIIOI HANUFACI'URBM.
LOUNHRURYJA'I'IIBWSON a CO. 8N. Iadm‘
dais shoes.
080, EWKKDACO. lac andsalaroovnnfia,
75, and 7’: Water at it . Istsbllsbcd lam.
Ianulaclunra ot larlics’ mlssss’ and childmt's
duo luotwsar for tho mall trails.
Salli-WANT! AND UNDERWEAR.
lllmllliNilON. COLE A 00. Norwalk, New York
and Bridgeport. Cool.
it
SPORTSIIIH’S GOODS.
Aim, JOIIN H. E Iain It. N. headquartws (or
guns, Aching ammunition. etc.
"A“ Bllllbm.
an. JULIUS. Watt out to Wheeler's luau-
“ .5. N. StairsMb‘u‘dnllsloovdsv.
'l'ul DUNCANARON RAILINO WORM, Water
st, s. N. Win. . Hoyt. prowl-us.
MAI BEGIN" AND Pill".
NORWALR IRON WORKS CO. Thaw-tar at.
nos: it. It. WI - C
"RAISE" ‘I'IOII‘I' Aotm
CURTIS. I. w. lunatic balldlah l. Ilsa-skip
L mu ”tumult—ataxia mm
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5.1!.me
m" DIALIM.
JOHN u. lessor Washington All. at
1m.” anneal. hair. phstor. " '0
HORTON. mm! It n'l‘aylsr svanua, O. I. also
lsysr ni controls walks.
TRON!) BROS bias, Gnsnvicb and
M[muslin stuns, (sluts Mm-ssbls trimmings.
mvu. aarmxs AND annals.
KI'I‘CIIUI LANDONJIRavllssdst, as. Ola
stovssaadsfllsrkssrsrs. IO. boss-fl.
POWELL. J. W. I w
mastoid-and
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BENEDICT Ff) SQUIRES
soaisa'ritn roit REPRESENTA-
rivzs or run DBIOCRA’I'S.
Ir. Donovan Withdraws Irons tho Boos
Altar tho Instr-at Ballot. and Inns
Ills Poliowors our to tho Young Doom.
The Democrats of the Second voting
district held a caucus at Music Hall last
evening tor the purpose oi nominating a
candidate for Representative. The can-
cus was called to order shortly alter 8
o'clock by John McMahon, 2d, a member
of the town committee. Nelson Taylor
was appointed chairman and Herman
Snyder secretary at the meeting. The
chairman appointed Joseph A. Volk,
Charles R. 1'0de And ,JOhn A. lio-
Iiaboo, 2d, as tellers. It being voted to
take an inlormsl ballot the voters passed
around the hall and deposited the ballots
in a but near the {rout of the stage. The
result of the ballot was as follows:
Votes cast .................................. .
Jeromlah Douavsn....
Thoupiie Ruphrst. . . ..
Goorgc W. Benedict ........................ 15
Mr. Donovan thanked the caucus for
the vote extended to him and expressed
the hope that no one would vote for him
on the formal ballot. The result of the
forlital ballot was as follows:
Votcscasl ..................................... 233
Gc'lrge W. Benedict ..................... 181
Thcop'lcluphrst,......... 70
Jeremiah Donovan ....................... I
Nelson Taylor...... .. I
On motion oi Charles R. Townsend
tho nomination of Mr. Benedict was
made unanimous.
The caucus adjourned until Friday
evening, who-n candidates (or Justices of
the Peace will be nominated at tho Coun-
cil Chamber.
Dr. George W. Benedict, who received
the nomination for rrprosentativo. has
always restded in South Norwslk, and is
well known. He was a Republican until
the Cleveland campaign, six years ago,
when be cast his lot with the Democrats
because of Cleveland's arid the Demo-
cratic party 's opposition to tho Republi-
can party's policy of a protective tsrifl.
The Democrats of the First and Third
Voting districts, unanimously nominat-
ed Charles Squires, ol' Elm street, [or I
candidate for Representative in the next
General Auembly.
REPUBLICAN RALLY Til-NIGHT.
motor Plait Will Surely Bo at Music
Elli.
Arrangements are patented for the
big Republican rally at Music Hall this
"suing. Senator 0. ILPlstt, who it
was (carol would be kept away on ac-
count bl illness, telegraphed that he
would be here on the 6'20 train. Heine's
band has been engaged to furnish music
for the occasion, and will play several
selections on the street previous to the
meeting.
In addition to Senator Platt's speech
Hon. Mahlon Chance will deliver an ad
dress. This gentleman is said to be thor-
oughly poured on the tariff question, and
will doubtloss be listened to with much
interest.
Anothor Grand Bally
The Republicans 01 Etst Norwslk will
hold a grand rally at Randall's hall. on
Friday evening, commencing at 7:45
o'clock. Judge Ruins Pickett, of Now
iinven, amid-Wank L Rilgrl’l,0f Fairileld,
nominee {or Senator, wlll diocuss the
grout question cl tho day—.protection.
Mr. Lockwood Wants Dal-gas.
At the: meeting 0! the commissioners
appointed to assess born fits and damages
upon the pmpoard widening of Wall
stn-ot, hold yosterduy afternoon, W. B,
E. Lwclrwund appeared auti‘askcid (or
ditttiagru. Ho stated that ho would not
givoliislantl unions tho widening was
carried as far as the corner of Wall and
Water nut-ell. No action was taken on
tho matter, and the meeting adjourned
until Waltwrdsy afternoon, November
4. at 2 o'clock.
A Darlaus Cass
I-mlvrtok a Rsasch. 0! this city,
charm-d with soiling liquor illogally,
woro boloro United States Commissions!
Wright In New liavert yeswrday, and
IMO bound ova-r to the next term of tho
Urltm Siam court. it is prohabis that
tllllt case would cover have reached tbs
colitis bad it not born tor the rflorta cl
It“ Prank Dodgr, whose husband had
anod her watch to Busch to pay a
gambling debt.
Labial! Dow-d Our.
William Moduli. tbs ”gnu-"id boy
who shot Clan-non L. Osborn, in tho
taco at llvorgrtowulsst Saturday. was
given a hearing bofom lusllcs Chlchvs-
tar at Wilton ysslsrday, and bound our
to tho nut lctm oi tbs napalm court
under $5,000 bonds. Lobdsll was the
to Dsnhmy sud lodgod in jail. Osborn's
condition is unobsugsd.
Anna‘s! Alva-C m.
Thanonual Advent Christian Confor-
. rues bald at Wilma, Octobsr lid to
m, was well alts-mind. The following
omens wm» chosen tor the running your:
Rev. J. W. Divia, cl Bridgeport, prssl‘
dent; It". ll. ll. Tucker, at East Nor-
wslk, viola president; Rev. 0. D. Wood
rut! oi Boutbtngwa, vecvotsry.
titty ratios flows.
In. Eleanor II. Ely was baton Judg-
Knapp this running swasd with drank-
suusss. Bits was lined it and costs. but
sauclrisndacouldbs tau-d to pay her
Isa abs was issaa to Bridgeport jail.
Wallac- ilttsgwovth, a vagrant, was
THE PROTECTION 0!" “ATS.
losolutlons ulna-ks so lion. 0. ll. Plan
and lion. Iron-ask Ilka.
We, the undersigned manulactums,
engaged in the batting trade in the City
of South Norwslk, Conn., desiring to
express our appreciation of the grout
bandits conferred upon our trade by the
now tartfl law, recently passed by con-
gress, which fully protects bats in all
stages of instinlacturo, and Increases the
duty on imported bats from thirty (80)
to titty-live (lib) per cant, do hereby
Resolve: That the increase in the duty
on imported hats, and tho protecting of
hats in all stages of manufacture cannot
but prove to be of great and lasting ad-
vantage to all who work at the batting
trade in this country, to largely decreas-
ing tho importation of hats triads bylhc
far cheaper labor oi Europe. 2
Resolved further, That the thanks 0!
this entire trade are pro-eminently doc
to Hon. 0. H. Plait, U. 8. Senator from
this State, and Ron. Frederick Niles, II.
C. train the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict. oi the State, Iov their unttring and
successful cflorts in bringing about this
result so beneficial to the batting indus-
try 01 Connecticut.
City of South Norwslk, Cooo., Octo-
ber 16, 1890.
mom a Knapp.
TH: Anus Bumm’ lllso. Co.,
F. V. Cole, Secy.
ALDEN Saunas,
JOHN ROWLAND a Sorts,
Ransom) a Comocu,
E. B. Busn,
Pres. South Norwalk Bat 00.,
W. A. Woman,
J. C. WILSON dc C0.,
MARTIN BATES,'JR., a (10.,
E. F Kxarr.
Jostmi J. Allen.
1'0 3281‘ GENERAL IERWIN.
Two Hundred Glands “curtain-d Last
llglit by Mr. and Ira. I. J. Hill.
A reception was given by Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Hill. assisted by Mrs. W. A.-Cnrtis,
at their residence, No. 40 West avenue,
last evening, in honor of Samuel 'E.
Merwis, of New Havsn, Republican
candidate for Governor, and E. Stevens
Henry. of Vernon. Republican candidate
tor Treasurer.
Among the out of town guests present
were Hort. F. L. Rogers, Hon. John H.
Perry. and Howard N. Waksuian, oi
Faitlield; W. E. Peck, '1‘. B. Faircbild,
E. E. Stagg, and Solar Judson. oi Strat-
l'ord; W. 8. Staples, F. M. Raymond and
Hon. II. P. Bears, of Wratport; Hon. B.
P. Head, 8. B. Rogers. Edwin Hoyt and
W. C. P. Bollingsworth, oINsw Canaan;
Hon. Mr. Wright of Leicester, England,
and ex Ucutsuant Governor of Louisiana
A. B. Harris.
The members ot the clergy present
were the Rev. T. K. Noble, 0! the First
Congregational church ', Rev. C. II. P233,
0! the East Norwalk Methodist church;
Rev. C, J. North. of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, and Rev. Georg- You
Alatyne, ol the Second Methodist Episco-
pal church. About 200 other guests
were present.
The reception committee consisted of
Hon. J. H. Farris, Hon. Charles Olin-
stead, C. B. Coolidge, and J. A. Osborn.
The reception, which lasted from 8
until 10,was a brilliant event. The rooms
were prsttily decorated with flowers
and an elaborate collation was served by
Caterer Frederick Mead.
NEWSPAPERS AND WTTHBIBS.
Psalm-star Dohosty Boo-Ina s Lotta
irons tho Alain-ass Almaty (lo-oval.
Postmaster County, of Waterbury,
has received a favorable reply lrom the
Pintofllce authorities at Washington. at-
lowing newspapers to mention [airs
pending a decision on tho matter. As-
sistant Attorney lit-rural James N. Tynes
has writtcn to Colonel (latterly, in which
ho says:—
“I telegraphed you this morning to
parmit tbs Republican containing the
notice rslorrrd to to be msilad at your
office. The reason tor this was that tho
part of the notice: announcing the vote
for s “Ml, which would in any wuss
conduct with the law, comes under the
hood of what is known as a "voting MI-
W," and this wholo sobjsot in al at in
itinerant phases baa beau rstsnsd to tho
Drpsrlnicut 0! Julius tor a ruin as to
whstbsr this schema coupes ondsv tbs
provision oi the law.
"Until this drolslon is rendered osws-
papers rousing "voting and guessing
contrsts," or sdvmhtng them or con—
tainiug notions at than. are permitted to
go nitrnolsstsd in tho malls"
IAS OLDS “OR! "In!“ I
”Ago-t at Inso- Mat Also-g tlia
ltd-g.
Agsot Charles B. Olds,wbo trad cbsrgs
oi the boainm of the Now England Tor
minalCompaoy at Wilson Point, to lo-
povtsd to bars shipped out Saturday
attoruoon. taking with hits amiss-
sbtaaowrtutot mossy brlooglsgto the
railroad company and sho sums loaned
him by matting travails. Ba paid oil
tbs liaodsst Wilson’s Point last wash
with hi pslsoaal chicks, which provi
to sawmill-as wit-a mass at its
bank. ’i'ba mossy is waived to last
tbs pay toll boissttppossd lolsvvpsoln
stud - .
1;.0lds’lor-svaloolahshbulua
mmhatratactsstshusttslkbgsa
tbs this a.
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gflhuwflflbm
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1'0 BUILD A NEW CHAPEL.
ST. PAUL’S PARISH 80 ”WIDE”
A'l’ HONDA? NIGHTS IBI'I'IUO.
low. C. I. Bullock Insists Upon tho Aer
supra-cs or Isis walnut”. on" tho
looting Votes to Main III.
A meeting at the parish of St. Paul’s
church was bold Monday-evening to take
action relative to tbs resignation of the
rector, the Rev. Charles II. Sellsck, and
to consider the matter of building a
chaps! on West avenue.
The meeting was called to order bytho
clerk and opened with prayer by tho
rector. Alter the militias o! the annual
meeting were read and approved, the
rector asked bass to withdraw and sak-
ed the senior warden. Allan Boas, to
take the chair. Ir. Betta requested the
motor to remain in the church, as he
might be wanna when the chapel busio
tress should come More the muting.
The meeting then proceeded to take
action respecting the sector’s resignation.
On motion it was voted that the vote be
taken by ballot. 3.0. Hautord and E.
N. Sloan were appointed tellers. There
were titty-three votes cant—tbirty-cigbt
for not accepting the resignation and
filtccn for accepting it. A motion was
then made to have the Rev. Mr. Scllcck
called in to the meeting to learn it he
would abide by the decision of tho vote.
Mr. Ssllsck was called. He thanked the
meeting (or thsir cordial support, but be
said the conclusion be had arrived at was
oi no sudden impobc; be had been of
the some mind (or a long time and that
his resignation was absolute. Mr. Scl-
lcck spoke very icelingly, and, as was
his wont, reflected more on his own
shortcomings rsthcr than otherwise.
During the intsrval of getting Mr. M
leclr back to the meeting the subject
relative to the chapel was taken up, and
a resolution was oflcrcd empowering the
wardens and vostry to go ahead and
build the chapel on West avenue. Alter
the matter was discussed at some length,
a vote was taken and the resolution pass.
all unanimously.
It was then moved to reconsider the
vote relative to the rcctor's resignation,
which was carriad. A resolution was
then oilercdiu plans or tits origin“ vols,
which was adopted, and tho voto tor Ir.
Belleck's resignation taken and accepted,
It is proper to add that, 0! tbs liltssu
votes at the first ballot for thc Accept-
ance of Ir. Selleck’s resignation, the
most at those voters, knowing exactly
Mr. Selleck's wishes, voted to please him
instead 0! voting to suit their own tsclv
lugs. Had they done as their (outings
dictated the vote [or notaccspting his
resignation would have been almost, it
not quite, unanimous.
A Tol'ns.iiEv?iuo?o§zn.
Old Wall Hook it [.de Company As—
r‘aughg In a Big Ila-o.
The monotony oi the Fall scam is to
bsrclicved somewhat by a billiard and
pool tournament which is to be given
under the auspices of Old Well Book a
Lidder company. The coupuay has rev
coolly been to much trouble-ad ”may
in repairing the tables in their billiard
roo- aud tbsy are now to excellent war
dltion tor a tournament.
Ed. 1’. Smith has been apprioted
chairman oi the following commutes:
Horses 8. Batch, {lamp L Sign“.
Jamss Harris, Gwrgs W. Stevens and
Charles Nichols.
The date (or commencing the worm
moot has not yet been decided upon, but
will probably be anoooncsrl in a [cw
days.’ lay of the bnsiussa men have
adored prises,wa will mako ihcgnmcs
much mars tolerating.
PERSONAL PAIWIAPHS
no Got-gs at! (Io-hp at M. in
us. to Iowa alt-as.
Ilsa Ironic Sullivan, 01 Port Jervis,
is the guest at borough (ricotta.
W. t}. Lsugdoo and family have so
turned to New York for the winter.
lira Limo Debora, at lsrfilsu, is the
guest at Main street llltndo, in Its burl
await.
In. F. W. Wood, of Daub-1y. is tho
gusst a! I'm with", Hrs. Nos! 3. fits»
too. on Orchard stress,
Ir. and Mrs. James floors and dough
tor Bva, of 3.01““. bava basis visiting
at the rsaidsm oi bray Adams is this
city.
lliss Itauis Four-ml, ol Brooklyn, N.
Y.. sasbssuspsnliogatawdayaat the
"aim of Nov. (1. 1. Martina Wat
smus.
li- tiracs lead, at Barkley strut,
lsavsstowa on Friday luv lbs Clinton
Institution Post Plain, N. Y. Fibs will
in ampules! by hsv wothsv. Ira.
rims legit.
tbaWomaa’stmisaTr-masioo
(kiooccticut, bog-a damn tbs
Calm Ilsptist chisel. Now Haven.
Tb. «song Coleus! usurp W. Bab, o!
Kant-city, will also as stilts-s. To
mat 2305 n...“ir"koor,m
ms by Ilsa Salas (Hummus
Wolysoagwomas’s work,
will brain. A! 4p. altars wllbss
‘ PRICE TWO CENTS I,
CONGRESS. “ ‘ M; ,
The Ll. congress will be noted in I!!!“
My tor the accomplisbmsut 0! ill!!!
beneficial lsglslatlou than any do.”
since the establishment 01 our mall-
mcnt. It has redeemed every pious
toads by the Republican party is its
platform of 1888. This was among thou
phages:
“We dcclars our hostility to tbs intro-
duction into this country or {assigns our
labor, and
tract labor and ot Chums
isvor snob immediate as will
exclude such labor from our shores.”
In tbssbovtpcriod otonswsskoubis
congress tho Republican majority” tbs
{sec of Democratic objection and ob-
siructionmsssed live labor bills sisal!“
by the labor societies of the land. ,
We take pleasure in calling the atten-
tion at our mechanics and laboring men.
to the list: 9
1. An emotive prohibition of allots
and contract labor.
2. An effective eight-boar law, consti-
tuting eight hours a full day’s work tor
all govsrument employees.
3. Au adjustment law, enabling claims
ants under the old eighthour law to
submit their cause to judicial arbitra-
meat.
4. A law prohibiting the employment
of convict labor on govmmsntworh.
5. A law prohibiting the use of tho
product at convict labor by the govern-
ment in any at its departments.
In addition to these measures it may
be said that cvsry important bill passed
by this congress is a labor bill. But it
most not be supposed that the Republi-
can party regards these measures-sols-
legislation. in the eyes of tho Republi-
can party there is no class distinction.
'i'bc pcople at this country are a mass
moved by the wisdom and will of a no
jarity. Every bill that benefits our
laborers benefits our whole people. The
McKinley tarit! bill is distinctly a labor
bill, yet it will prove a blessing to the
whole country.
Any laboring man who supports the
Democratic party is building upon the
sand. What has the Democratic party
ever done {or the laboring man or tho
country 2 We {all to find one legislative
act or the Democratic party in (am at
Amsriean labor. The Democratic party is
sucgattve quantity. 'I’bcRspubliosn par
ty is a positive quantity. Why should any
laboring man hesitate in makingschoics?
Frederick Miles is the Republican candi-
date {or Coasts. in this district. Eb
record is well known. He is a member
of the LI. (buyers, and worked and
mud to procure these wholesome incar-
uses that we have; referred to. You take
no chances in voting [or him.
Show him by vour support that you
appreciate whatbcbasdonotoryouaud
the country.
SENATORIAL CANDIDATE,
Tbmisoo good rcasouwbyany Rs-
pnblican should ntnmtovorc for Frank
1.. Rogers, (or State Senator. Bo is
bonus and well qualified m rsprsssnt
tthIIItthootorlleislrletlnthslsxt
(isosralAsssuihly. Rissxpsrisass and
rceordsrs exceptionallygood. Bo was
notbornwith a silver-prion in his
mouth; yet poverty did notkssp bias
ignorsut. mammalian-duos. in
ills istriy illrltratc the possibilities at
Who!!-
'I'bsrsisno casts ornobility in this
oouotrysainllurops. ‘I’hougtisyoung
manisborosttbsbottomotthsladdsv,
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alswysr, Legislator andfitsts Auditor,
Mr,Rngsvsh-madsa rceordtor blin-
set! of which any younginannilght be
proud.
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why spy Republican should raluss to
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vote iorhiai,whethcr hsbss Mobil.
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