m mnrwlw infill:
Tllillllliiilf Tilllll
m rooms 10 mum in
‘iwrr‘or‘ imam rain.-
mutually-rd on... rum ulna
alt-awn. Trip Aer-an tho Bound
Accomplished i- may nil-i».
The first through train from Bosnia to
bring liiland City ovor the "new route via
Wlluoii Point, Conn, andOyster Bay, 1..
luafiived at Long Island (fly at 1:18
o'clock last evening. It left” Baton at
10 o'clock and was scheduler] to arrive at
Wilson's Point at 3:49 o’clock, but arriv-
edtwo minutes ahead of time. There
was a delay of thirty—live minutes at
_ Wilson Point, caused by the uninuiully
low tide, and another of over half an
hour at Oyster Bay. Between Burton
and Hawloygl‘l: a run of sixty—two
miles‘in sixty uies was made. and nine
miles in eight minute-Ii was made' from
Itineola to Jumiou.
'l‘lievosfihulcd train consisted of two
Pullman sleepers, a combined baggage
and smoker, a dining caraud an ordinary
couch, havingou board a party of Bos~
ton and Connecticut newspaper men and
railroad officers. The trip across the
Sound mmmpiisbed in titty minutes,
and from Oyster Bay in Long Inland
City the runjof thirty-four miles was
made in forty-nine minutes. This, the
first through train rim over the route, is
oomidored entirely satisfactory.
The newspaper men on hard wore
entertained at the New York theatres.
Afterwards they rotumed to the Pullman
sleepenulxl were taken back over tho
same route to Boston. [nosing through
South Norwalk about 3:00 o'clock. This
morning at 10.00 o'clock the oppmdio
finin‘aturted from Brooklyn with Now
York newspaper men on board. They
will be taken to Hinton, and after visit
ing theatre? in that city. return to
Brooklyn tonight in the Pullman
sleepers.
'l'hetrain for Boston, composed of three
cars, drawn by engine No. 28, passed
through South Norwaik at 1:15 this after-
noon, making a short stop here.
srncui. can sort. lllfi‘l'llfll.
A Ito-elation fanned (liv in; Notice of the
, Annual (:Iiy Election.
A special meeting of the “In!“ of
Councilmen mu hold in tho Council
Chamber this noon and a resolution was
panned that noticobe given of tho annual
city election to be held at the Police
' Station, Haviland street, (h'lobor 5, 189].
forthe purpose of electing a mayor, six
councilman, a treasurer. a rnarsluil, one
auditor, two members of the board of
registration. two inspoctom of election
and Ono watt-r mnnmiasioner. 'l‘ho fili-
lowing "variation was also lrissnl:
Ream, That the City Attorni-y he
and be is homily amboriml and mph-sl-
ed to petition the Railroad i'flllllfi’lillnom
in the name 0! the Mayor and i‘mnnmn
Council, alleging that public safoty ro-
uirva an alteration in the railroad cm»
sing: at Monroe street and Mechanic
strontiu the cit and that llagmon or
ten ho pin at said crossings and
tthe Railroad (Tommiiviionorn ho ro-
mtfll to ink!» action in tho lll’t‘llllrit'rl at
he earliest "willie moinont.
lllbbl‘ l’rlfcrlnp About .700.
The marriagv- of William ii. Nubia.
of Norwalllmud Miss lh-ldali liruuilago
was to have taken placv at the naidonoo
of Chariot Brundagc, tho brido's father,
infliostnut Ridge, N. Y.. at 4 o'clock
yesterday, but at this writing it has not
been learned wbotlu-r tho coromony has
boon performed. ilubbu in undor urn-st
for theft, on mmplaint of his cmployor,
A. Avisou. a Norwaik butcher. Tho
exact amount of lluhln' pilfcriugsm’iiioh
have been going on for two years. is not
known. but arrmumioeod to be about $700.
Rubi-ha!- » boom furnished on Main
street, Norwalk. and it won roporu-d that
be had turned over tho filmitlll'l‘ to Mr.
Avirion in part mttlemont of tho theft.
Attorney irickwood auyu this is Miro:
that tlioawwtm tho man romainu tlw
as when ho was llrst manual.
mm Daniele, a brotlicr-iiidaw of Mr.
Avisuu. drove to Chestnut iii-line yenwra
ill, afternoon and told the brida-‘n
pumtl of tlio‘aifair. llubbs was mount.
Gotta“.- thuWay “enema-haul.
III. John Buillln, ofWutorutroiit. Nor-
vulh, our marina Franklin avenue
m aft-noon by a four-yeaooid
‘lfl who hatchiugly naked. “Won't
you take rue home with you: far lost?“
IIiiuiiliildouiihluottollhormmolmtraid
her in]! unharm- Mrs. tiniillu
Input me time trying toilmlont iwr
animal-my moduli-om tothe
pollen. wmmsmmmmu
W‘eulnsalfliuuuduld the little
midsummer that her father
(in. " 'I‘.8auiiuis.ofaoldm iiillmd
.. ’ W. loath liar-walk. The
iiiiiiiiil m to when! Myfor
thuilrlfinefiiidgot lost on her way
homo. ‘ a, . '
‘ huh-(lunatic!
Williumitymndlhmflalhgher,
Minot llorwutk, m married at iii.
llary’viarocliai minim lull evening
thrills undercut-hm Marthe
ya Willi was hold at the
Wollbobridom Union aniline.
flare-malnutrition“ John lunch
the ultimo «is iii— ”any
M
b
marrow»? “Rheum
Wu _ an '
in. my”...
firming“
you.“
”'5'
Eh»...
' no w
scorn n h
mania-mun:
WA‘DgflfllW
Bill) .mmu.s.x. mmhthri
mrfmmhnitmmmufi
“NW“..- M-”
1 minimum... ‘
Wu! WWI”! m II "A. 330.0
onto Via: of Eli-ctr]: lighting."
ill “.54: V” of. Electric
lighting" ll: Victor limo-tor h oderud
without comment. It will‘upeak for
“half:
Qumionriof an moonlit: nature are
incoming more and more topics for pub'
lic distillation. The people. as a whole,
am gradually awakoning from that leth-
argy in which thoy wore willing toallow
anything mid everything to take itn own
uournc, rogmdlssu of the public conven-
ionos- And' now. in almost ovary city in
the country problems of '
adorpl'ato water supply. or illami~
nation of the stn-otn.are claiming the
attention of tho citizons. Anion the
now baton of ourprcsontindustria life.
the lllBilltltiii of electric lighting is rap
idly lmbing itself to the front. The
old method of strait illumination by tin-
risoof 'as. is fast blooming antiquated,
since already many of even the very
smallest municipalities have mlopiud a
system of electric lighting. Probably
uoonnof the larger cities has vol done
entire] away with gas for out rpur—
poses; tail barn, to some extent. made
use of the modern substitute. From
this. the importanco of the question,
whether such lighting should be undorx
takcu directly b the municipal :Illlilfll'i'
til-s. or should deft to private butt-r-
prior. ought to be clear to every Ono.
("qinacvlncnilyu any investigation which
will throw the light of general expor-
ionco upon tho matter, should provo- of
grout value and of general intorost.
Sumo timo last fall, a committee of the
council of the city of Scranton. Penn.
which had been appointed to investigate
the matter of electric lighting and tho
ditl’ercnccs which had arisen bet ween the:
city and the local comliany. mado its
roport. This committee, “in order to
deal intoiligontiy with the quosiion in
hand, had doomed ii. win» to onrrospoinl
with other cities in tho i'niind Stator
and tognthor such data as thoy might
haw to furnish for tho guidance of tlu-ir
doliborations." Tho ansvvors roccivcd as
a “kill“ of this mrrusrwndonco worn iabio
latod for more convenient pcnisal, auiiv
now furnish not only the mmt «mmploio
but also the most roliablo statistics upon
the subject. which havo boon compiiod
up to this time. The following tablo
,meutn the figures for those villi-s in
which arc lights worn supplied bv cou-
traot with private commnios. All lamps
$92,0le candle prawn, oxn- t in Now—
burgh. Norwalk. Richmond, 'a.. North-
ampton. Mam, Taunion and (tonoord.
whom- liglita are 1.200 candle poww.
‘l'lw urea l' lad is, in every cm. tho on-
tirocity. nScrantnn alone the radius
is a factor ill tilt? met.
Ono ncod not ban- much knowlodgo of;
tho subjmt to uscortain. by glancing at
those iigurm. that the charges do not
conform totiwcmi 0f prmlur-tion. Tho
prudominanco of (‘Vt'll ligiiros would point
to a iiu-ri-ly arbitrary rate», whilo tho ir-
tinlity >hmvn fora viiztrgonf Ulli'lllflll rod
dollars norms in iluiivaio a drain? on tho
art of the,» olluttric—lighting companion-l to
cop lliilll’ilililks in tho most uimplo man-
nor. Whom an odd liguro is to b» found.
it may casily be infomvd that tho authori—
ties and the company originally failed to
come to an agmomoni. But the min-
ny, with grout mailman-lion. must
iavo granioiamluction or nib-rod in
"split- the diileronw," in which fact may
ill! asuignml the imprint form of 2i orlli.
A great imposition may be discerned
in tho ndniivo. charges for largo and
small numbora of Ii his. in tho iivo
ciiios consuming tho argon numhor of
lights, tho avorago cost is for above that
in tho tivo vitii-s consuming the smallest
number. 'l'liat Mini-thing is radically
wmm; must ho apparont. liy ono not
initiated in tho- niysioriiaof city con.
tracts the vi oppmito would be upwi-
nd. And if t cliargi-s vvrro govt-mod
by tho and of production, that in what
tlu- statistics would show. Evory in-
rnmo in the number of lights is mndo at
a loss than propirtionato incraaw in ..x.
poudiluro. 'l'luI ru rarity of tho plant
may be doubled Without doubling tho
invmtmout. This in the primary char
xii-toristii- of a natural monopoly. and
owry businom in which this stab- at
atlairs crisis must m-«Ioaonrily b0 vii-wod
as monopolistic in its unluro. Whotlu-r
tho fact that largo oiiim using many
lights aro paying mornI pvr light than
small cities using low in tin» mull oi
immmni-o. impuritiou or u-nrnipiion. tho
fart still roam-us, and tho only ri-mmly is
onlightonuu-nt.
' [Norma-muslin}; furtluIr. it might ho
woll to auto one more poculiaritv ovim'cd
by this invmtiuatiou. TluI iItlh'iu'y of
i'imlpl‘lilioll non mandating influonoo. ill
mini-thing almost iinpliritiH-onllilul in
by thoAmorit-au lmuplo. vy do not
moanin- tho monoirilistiv oburaowr of
rot-min industries. Now in many in-
stances. it Will Hum-d in tho nlilWi'fil nu
roivod fmm variom citim. that tho city
waslllumiuatrd «mu-act withtwo
and ofwuthree liferout obotrlollchtc
ingrompanioa. lint in no ringlo cm
was any variation in the ohurgomird.
l-laohmminny recolml tho some prim
par light as tho min-no. Tho only up my
tion which can be made in that by romp
combination. thorium priorI wan lived
for oubcompanymnd that the lattrr
divider! the territory mowing to mutual
agreement. The lip'pi'clbllity of mm-
, tion in this lino barium; could not
re been more clearly illustrated.
thnw «lilienvnrlao Mme l'lllil upload”
ooncuiovo sour] ngygm .
cannot but wonder upon coin ring the
two. why tho mt electric-Jig ting oom‘
minimum) ricluIr. The average: on-
tho twosyntemvuin instructive. The
average «1 to private imam by
is almut Q .13 er
the “rim
Wml, a lathe citi
our: of 352.12}. rider
yr annually the unor-
tent «at and"
"m b m ‘
and will talus
per light each your.
light ouch your. 'i'liosamomrvioo iv an
performed directly under municipal
tho‘ 13.3.?
mm' w on. bile he
moan sum t. iv t
V Eupmmmuw
amount whiehooipntato
whitewash
aldiu Cortland. NY. the mount
hi in: wow.»
c ..by supplyln limit with night!
Illuminations,“ item ubieio harp
for tho sumo work down
“WEB.
and millions.
warming .
‘
‘vgv ah
‘ mmmw 11’
m1 0. will”!
r“ imRWFW .3
m’mmfmu'fi'fi‘m .
mmoxoanowwmmm
mun n. I- an.
n. Win-«fl
”munitions“ lam-Mu m
8.8mm Jlllt kl. -
MM“
ulna: '0! mm
ETJOHNW s. mun-ll it anu~
demmfiummhm
ruuouvv y thonnitl‘iig'nvodmltbm
wputiniotlwooffeuol
' ahouldmt '
Hr. Won—'11» aoooinpanying [taper 3:”
man, burn. . lamp- am
hoarsthanforsix. lfthelaniprhurnall
nigbimoinore iiimcnorotlmom 7‘
Raw“. ll _ W, 1000311 '
ingthu vaatugnsiniiwnlng curtain on—
.are manufacturin their own
gnu: ninn more am no | yin: them-
selves wi I water. in one plums. grout
saving could ll! effected by running an
oioctric lighting plant in conjunction
with the water-works. This has been
done in Dunkirk, N. Y.. and has pmven
haunt. prolihible to theoit . lf desirable, com-
mericial lights mi it bosoidand the re-
vonuo thus accruin , would losmu the
amount numryto raised b taxes.
in this way the taxpayer wood reap
aims direct beam from tho under-
mg.
But it may be argued that various.
other considerations should be taken in-
toumount. Man municipalities stand
in turned 0 other unpmvemontu
which demand their entire resources.
To these it seems better to pone the
acquisition of an electric [m and to
leave the matter for the at in pri-
vate bands. The changing audition of
tho electrical industry, the omstant a1;
slipation oftnowi mentions, the raga!)
moveryo now pm. use
that haste be made slowly. But
that docs not disprove: the advis~
ability of taking measures to obtain,
without friction, niunici l control of
thhl indunt in the near uturo. Whom
individuals are almrly invested their
capital in such undertakings. it is always
more ditlicult to bring about the change:
for they will take pains to prevent it as
long as pout-tilde. As long as they can
control the primarios and nominating
convention-z, tho our nations are always
"out of mliiics.” They are for either
party. but above all for thomselvui. The
corruption which might poasibly insult
from tho extensions of municipal func-
tions to oloctrii- lighting and other mo
iii-ladies of service. is not to tit-com-
pan-d with the pomiciomi intluonco u in
[million of private compatriot w ion
sol-long tat city contraots.
'ihcrc an: ntrpu-ut mnudainls undor
tho system of irivato management. in
Scranton. the local company [waisted
in furn'nlhing a light of km power than
that called for in their agmement. in-
vmtigation showed that install of giving
a 2,000 oamllo power arc light. the lights
had never icon over 800 la wer.
and very seldom that, even I: or the
most favorable ,oimimstanoea Very
ofion they had run down to «nor Mil
candle power. The poles item phoed
in arbitrary “millions, and the company
iailod tosup ly tho lamp; at interstic-
lions. This ist neglocl mad» unwary
an ilK'l'tm‘tl number of lights. which in~
(Imam. of course, added to the profit of
tho i'ouipmiy. The dirty condition of
tho globes furnizduId anothor canon for
complaint. As far as tho wiros are con-
cormal, thopublic is well mum of tho
tun-atoning dangrr. lIlvi-rv our ac-
kumvlmlgi-u that tho wiros ought to ho
plum-d nmlagmuud: but the n‘t‘t'lll ox-
pvricnro in New York city basslmwn thr-
strmgth as well u tho prunont huniur of
the grout unlit-aliens. Such troublo
would ho very unlikely to arise if ilwso
industrial woro umlor rubiic control.
Tim advanlago of pit the ownership of
natural monopolies, are leginmn I to be
up inciatod. Tho owners of tho (I tinc-
lig ding mmpanios havo pen-raved the
trend of public opinion. Unonf tin-m. in
a rvcout Work upon tho subjr-oi. has
t‘lilllll‘lillt‘tl tho astounding principio that
olociric lighting allfl't.‘ all utlu-r intimi-
lriui.”is the field for print» monopdy.“
lint this lmnnuition is far [mm living
gout-rally m-oopiul. Theory arr Well as
practirv points to an o qxnito dim-tam
At the banquoi of the {onion Mun-haula‘
Amwinthm last wintor. tho lion. Hotl-
lnw. former nmv-irof llmiklyn and re-
oontly installed l‘rvsidont of i'nlumbiu
l'ollogo. mid. during his spa-oh in favm
of municipal ownoniliipol tho-tomorrow-
lios of wrvico."thnl tho result of his or-
porimimiu tho mayor‘s oilico for four
you”. had boon to clmnmw tho vrlmliI
vurnIut of his thoughts which foriuurly
ran awn from that oonrliuion.” in
flow of t 9 ral mitiufuciion oxpvm-
(1' byth citiuur of thorw citios ills-mt-
iug their own oloclric—iighting damn oiw
can unholy fail to agree with mopiniou
oxprorriod in tho ro not of tho Sumatran
moundtttv: to the id out that “ tho llllv in
rapidly in iproachiug when cilia» willno
longer Ill mil to so ban-faced a ill'llt'tilg
proton. but will own their run log-two
pinata and than roduoo tlwwst a baby
in: to a mluinmm.“
i’l’lw iahulau-d ilxum showing the number
of ilgbin, hour» at lighting and mum. of «lilo»
nIft-mwl in. urn "lulttml for tho want at awn.
ley no fro-I. hum-var, to the luau-minim!
any of ourriiinu». who may with to “amino
iimn. Burrow]
‘l'llililt manor utilitarian».
Dim. William lunou. of Ionian. it».
: JAN!" lulupd in thin in}; till- r5931. 3 ‘.
Mn. William ltlonioa. of Norotrm, mot
witliusorloun accident about nooMo-
duy. silo, in company with another lady
and gentleman. was driving from her
home to thin city. Whoa near the Elm
flmvo slam. one of tho homo bacumo
unruly and the carriage was overturned.
throwing all three out. tin. lilantonmho
worsen the front nut driving. was the
amt seriounly lujurod. rewiring it won;-
ixmcuiulini ofthe titanium and inv-
oral lamina. Dr. J. Brahman: mum-
moml and ntmslul to her injuries.
The atrium ivu wreaked. two wire-3b.
aspriug and tho top being bullion.
The “hula!“ Poul hum”.
Tin follmvlng pom were played in
the Namath Whoa] clah‘l Wt
int ironing:
Dr. w. 1.. Wool, rated forum
points. 10. ll. 10, 0. ii, M7. flurry
Ilium. rated forty points. 5, 10.5.“.
was.
man not. rated ammo. 10.6.0.
5. twill. mu 9. llafleok. and way»
right who, 5.10.10. iii, hat.
David um. um thirtydlve who. i.
r, 0, Mi Winn-n a Wilma, nit-l
(«win ma, til, it, in. Mt.
mu. nail. also any poi-«ma
are .
mm It? WM
1
mm mw‘ noon.
mom a narrow . . in»;
Momma...
W! woman‘s.
R . . an.“ It
mmWn-umfl'l'am
Wannwmus.
, our: mmm
mauawmgs.
man no 0.
nor “mail
sworn Rm, I'NanZuud
adurflmAtiolllumaitulnn. ,
Kain moot.
O. B. llilsdon. of Elimlnth street. is
spending a few days with relatives in
Orange. N. J. . .
John Cotter. of Mt. Holly, N. J., who
has been viriting in Norwalk, manned
home this morning.
Miss Anna Davis, of l’ortcbeotor, is the
audit of Miss Allie Tucker, of Newtown
avenue, Norwalk.
linandltrs. Jose Cauiiohl, of Hart—
ford, am visiting Mrs. Ann Canticld,
Elm street, borough. ,
him. F. ii. Ska-ls. ol Datibury, is visit—
ing her pronto, llr. and lira. (l. W.
Merritt, oi Iml street.
Manager 1. It. Hoyt and roll. of this
city. attended the performnnci.I of
“Reilly and the 400." at ilurrigan's
theatre, New York. last evening.
EliS. Quintani. formerly of bilirwalk,
who has been visiting F. T. Benson the
Green. returned home this morning.
Mrs. J. L. Much and Mrs. it. D. Haw-
ley, of ilartlord, are visiting Mrs. M. F. ‘
Cook. of Vath awaited-Zuni Nor-alk.’
Kr. and Hrs. Christopher Johnstono. of
Hartford, arc the goats of her parents,
Rev. and hire. Grange VauAlstyno. of
Wont nvv‘nual ‘
Mum Minnie (hietchious, of Sowburg.
who has boon spending the slimmer at
tho millonm of James H. Nash. Ilayviow
avonuc. returned homo yesterday.
Miss Agata; llarvoy. of Great-point.
returned homo this morning after a
work's visit with Mini lit-sail: Wilma, of
ltivouidc avmue, East Nor-walk. Ilsa
Wibou mnupauiod liar.
"W. ll. Olmtead. of Union Park.
leaves town Hominy for a trip through
Pennsylvania.’
iliiuniu.
[in will he
Look l3. John. of Wilton, m in oun-
nected with the Norwalk iron Works.
left town last night on a tom of impec-
tion of tho comiuuy'a machines. which
havo boon placod at various points in and
abom l'hicago.
PI RE! EN'S BAZAAR.
opening a! \‘oloninr Ilow t'ompauv'u
Four Sl‘hto‘ I'mitlval.
Tho four-days' liuzaar of Volunteer
"one (Ionipany opcnoil in thoir now
building on [Ila-it avonuo hill owning.
unilor tho aunt favorabio auspiiw.
Tiwrowau a largo ntthndanw and the
selections by lluiuo's band wore ontol-
lontly rcnilomd and grmtly onjoyod.
Tin-opening :uldnsul was made by the
lion. John S. Svymour. who mngraiiia
latod tho boys in iii-wring ouch donirablo
quarto”. and tho Naidvutu of tho raid
aide in having such an uduiirnblo tire
dolrlrtmoni. A largo luv-rill for tho sale
of fancy ariiclm, on ono side of the
rurmLand tho candy and want booths
and tho tables whom ion i-MIm and coho
wusdispiml of on the other aido, worn
troll lulniniml. Tho latior won: in
cluirgoof sown young billion. tastefully
utilrnd in whit» minimum. Supper won
hem-d down stairs. This ovoning will
be tlromon'n night. and all tho mmpunies
in town will ho Int-rural. Tho demo
Muir Qimrtotto.uf llridgnport. and the
fimmford lianjo club will give several
solutions during the owning.
What Ca. in Beta at Niagara.
What can brawn at Niagara in two
days? "Every thing.” in tho unswor that
all who havo violtod tho plan- will giro.
Tho amino trip includa four dayv. leav-
ing Hamill Norwulk at lizlfi’l'umlay morn-
ing. Marimba 22. and will be [morally
Mahmud by Manager '1‘. ll. Peck.
'1‘»;th llu Bet-Mire hilb. along the
We acclaim-ailobwk. rim by
lithium cum in a doughnut rlda
At Niagara a trip will lamina down the
inclined railway to tho elevator landing.
thence to tho American and Winn
falls by the steamer ”llaiil of the lit-it.”
foam iniio carriage drive to tho tells.
Alumina and whirpool rapid» new and
old rumor-lion bridge-and manyother
resorts. The «upon ticketfor titlin-
cludov all their and onuutdnninat It
unity at it. it. Plow». in alumina
stunt, when “about arr aha on male.
“aw...“ M»..me—
Wflrlluu Item at liar-tou-
Ihli Nellie Ambler slid Frail “output.
of this city, drove to St. Luku’r church.
Norman. My afternoon. whom Ii
5m o‘clock. liar. [huh French. the run-
ior. mused thorn man and wife.
lilra Iva Ambler,“ Mammal-flu
of militias, mu M. “ii John
mun. momma-Iii. an. 7'
m.a§i’hu.m.mm.
midlands. lI’or furtlm. mum;
I momentum-luv m
WWMW'
3.6mm? new.” t
vn. I no and ‘l‘hl n W L
m and "Zr m t ”I Flower and ,ISbcchau Neminat
in. Charla a floulruiupeudlug no cd by the Democrats.
wooksintbollorhhlroflillr. w _ . m ,I
W, Pill. . WM Q‘Jlmyflhfir m m '
viitink‘ mun Wary. South ”A . mm m . I Imam
Ile- l-r W of our». campus!
for can-u». mum for Alter-o]
antral. Duluth for ‘I’ru'unnr III
Ivar-«ii In m.
Baum”, Supt. its—Tho Denim-rail.
lulu eouventlonhu adjourned after nom
hating tho ‘ wing tick»:
For Govarnor—iloawell P. Flower. o
Jamar-on.
For Liam-at Gannon—William P
lhuhau, of no.
Perm M Stub-Frank Rico, 0'
Ontario.
tor Controlllr— Frank Campbell, 0.
sunburn.
For Attorney We. W. Ros
nodule. of Albany.
Farsi-u Murat-Inn: Dauiorth
at Chain
For State Rustin-Martin School, 0.
new... ’
. . Mr venue mph.
Flower was nomlautod on the first bal
lot. Thototalvoteoutwa-m, of whirl
”vacuum! and Mayor Alirdd C
Chopin, of Brooklyn, 43. Kings county
voted Iolid for Chopin.
John P. Adams, chairman of the King!
county delegation, moved to make tht
nomination unanimous. Three chem
were given for King: county. When tin
convention hurl quintet! down a littlr, Mr.
Aduw raid that this was the mall ol
the utte- of the Kings county delegation
"at u as bold in the morning. Tho
other candidates Irena nominatod by no
duration, and the convention adjourned
after hurtiiy cheering the ticket.
m flour luau Con-titan.
Thu names of the new state noun-dim
m and thrir mpective district: follow:
i. Item Idler. In: 2. John Delmar; a
lame- L. Runway: 0. M Halauxhliu; u
JohuCottla; u I. Intact-id; ‘l'. Thurman”!
Brady; u an M: 9. Richard molar.
I. W. MW; mum J. “not; l:
1.1. lath; 111', I. Gflroy; it, i). C. May;
Barnum to. Stand J. Tildau. Jr..-
m; in lit-mi lupinlt; ill
w: n I. D. Cutler; n. Andrcu
. I. [halal 0. Grilln: 3. Sound
:3“.
ilk: Widow; fl. i'hurlou Y. Dun
: E. Ala: 11 tulip: a. John P. Flanagan
Willi— Il. Tracy; 31. William Mm:
“t has: mulch]. Vii-nil. 1w.
In. Platinum.
The following platform In adopted
amid thunderous applause:
The ' partyof the state of New
York. «involution mid-«L ronrvrs than
Mirth-fidelity to [law-Italic faith. and
au ward: national lama mflm the do»
triueofthoaauoualplutfcmof lust-ad but
tailor-until: popularvotea in than year:
and wovmhrluungly ratiiiui by the popular
verdict in the magma-tonal winding» of "DJ.
We now. us than. similarly million to pI’ll
alpha oi nound dunno-I. Wo am against Ibr'
out” at any dollar-whirl: in uni-if tin-in
innate value of ovary dollar at tho United
Slam
viii;
We tho-afar. dunno-Ia the now alumna nil
ver law. uni-r whirl onomnh of our «old
“kink-unanimrdaurlati our-ilvllr out
Wind-natal upat hum. an a talu- prowlin-
but artful hindrauw oi morn to tree blur.
talllc wing and as bonding only to phalan-
a chance ironw- kind or insulin to author.
In Item-- I..- Dean-cud.
We We": unite with the friends of boom
money ova-yum in stimulating the Show
III Wm ullvur basin law a- no inititlvl
ofthnurlduadullvcrquntlou. Ind-la lit up
pencil: to the out-Hy and lmuaty um. in:
ltKiuluy Inna thaw-u lulu. thinking no
Witty lumbar. the aquanlrrod mtpltn. the
advancing deficit. the Moctivv ovum tho tal
riled "granulation and them-nation” pro
caduruof tho bill-m duller roam all fully
garish-nail by the 1wplo‘n W uprising tut
vent-or. a verdict uhivh. mural out your.
all mm" m’m‘ ltatmlnol to guidv
‘aoouncilr and to 0:11qu tho you
#51?
We alato the prank at tho auto upon
tho result- whnii followed th- Ila-l"
lb! of u llama-antic luau-Hy last autumn.
That victory lac-rod tha Illusion ul 1 Demo
out to lb Ballad iii-ion avast-a. a monument.
live in humanity with the popular majority
on 3rd Wilma of trader-i puliq it pro
Mutilation lmvut ta: taunt thirty“: yuan
lid for tho lint than in a "unila- Motion
hob taxation for tho penal pup-na- of gov
, It gm Blur Yuri: city tho unau- at
a tribal» in tho faithful indiuv
ik- misty. by whom lbll
PM... lulu—ad.
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0 “Alvin" l Willi".
ummn. W. 0. am hall luau 8.x.
paints. oils. m «4:. two adv.) I"
m it burr its rub-arrow to in.
Winter—tab: lcrwrinutho demand-oi
fill auricular"! and working clam for re
turn- ln method- of taxation. it covertly
,loudaitu tailoring» to this restriction of luau
[hood room. it indimttu immunity 1:
fare-an with iii-mince dun w
m] , . laugh-ill!!!
mints into strik- lam would no.3.
1! 1"
PM the Mini-l aritiiorlml oi Warm
‘lluitielpallllnsi
“Ilia World'u Fair.
it indicted in bovine blow on the hon walla"
at tho mic. by depriving Now York of tho
World'r‘faiv. brvmmm tho lb~puhilcan harlot
mid not amtroi its inward"! dire-aura By
that not New York was duprivod 01‘” boar-ill
of the otprmdituro of hundrods w millions oi
Milan within its hordora. by that art the in
tomato of ovary wugo earner. awry niorrhant
ovary farmlpr. ovary rmmuiaartnmr. ever)
houuehohlor. ovary railroad and iranumrtatioz
y wao' cruelly murrlticod. The pcupiv
will not forget that tho most musplcooim agent
in thin partisan crime ill now tin» candidate oi
his party for governor. Arulxist that remit-i
ofmisropmnmtlon and botmyal the Demo
aptic puny mint annually prutrxta.
‘l'o iievlu Basin laws.
I'We ullinn the principles “H“ con
valued in our state platform- at Maud pro
coding yearn. Wo pow. hoodlum mix
installation. We favor une rule for wuuiior
Indmuaici' politics. .
We believe in low Wand in MM ad
ministration. We demand 3 rev. ion of tht
vuriovu natutas regulating thoraleof intoxi
eating ltquon and the «11:54th ot a just.
equitable and comprehensive excise lav: framed
in mflm with existing publii‘ nontiumni
as "proudly unheated. We believe that all
uni-o revenues. whether called limnuo {cm ul
talus, should belong to tho manor-ins of tho lo
calitios nude-r whine authority bro-mus an) is
Iliad. to be applicd in winning tho burdon at
Emulation.
We on: Uppilvl'dlilllltlillnlilllltryleginllllnl
that unilieasiy inlfltfilr'fi vs ith lll-s wnamallib
my or rumble custom or rim maple. W.
flmr the larger: liberty for tin; irxdiv idual clti
an consistent with tlmpolriio victim We do
round an outmiun of alert-iml reform. with a
view to prov-mung the prom»: oxpouditnro at
many by candidate: and political mmmittm:
but we mar-lately 0mm any slim: to hunpr-r
or ram-let the mutational privileges of man
hood suing». .
V nitric-rill vaorm. ,
And we matulam tin,- pouploaf tho mu
that by the windmill cflririsof aDmm-cratlr
govt-rant. sustained by bananas in lllt! loci»
lulu”. in drIfonso of thin principlo then
up boon at inst unrated from a Repair
Iloan logisiaturc by furorI at public sen
tit-rut a maniac oloctnral rot-mu law
which mania-us an absolutely imrot ball
lot. wink-h moron!» intimidation and mrrup
lion. 'hli'h rirsvrvm for won the right to
two Man on ”bolt-m day in which to votr
without has of pay for limo cunsumud. which
larpdy dlnltltisht’s the iazxvirtuuiziosof canal
dates to expend mum-y ilbrgltirnatoly, which
prevails! a careful spiral of registration»!
doctors, 'bit‘ll impu-w Eroavy penaltiuu fur
corrupt prawn-m in uli‘rJZi-Illw. and vs bk it pro
moo inflatable lo cit-1y cilia-dz. however!
humble-w unlettorud lu- tnay ho. thv’rmht tr
rant his ballot for Illi‘llhé- ov‘r-r h..- ina) than
for any "Moo Within tho gift of llh‘ pcvvpio
We fuvur the rumour. mt luv it: Liv“ whorc
by pom-rial and I’Hnlllnvifl property until he
madrrti- boar its lullami i «i lrurilvua
We [aim an-uuimuanrr a! the pulicy which
mks- in impron: the mind 1-) plan of tho star:
and maintain ill «Immvlil y
The Intrro-nlu of labor
Thulntrrcstsnf labor sh iii 1 lu’ (minimal by
propor and m- w .al’)’ lv';:‘.~ lliil n llama-d
Irirliiiclm-n and Working “mun-n all-mid l-v
protm-tnl from competition will; l'ulnil'l is»
hm. Tho Ropubhuu party. having mutrul ul
the lit-mainlan- Alma-t mailnmmaly for many
yum has Willlhr‘lll tin- urwmm} [variation
requirvd to adiviaaieiy IIL‘I'I'mplbh lunch a par
pinto'. and in this irinncct‘um vuo drnuuuw ihn
failun-oi the ib-publu-an wnato la-it mutt-r to
enact thouucalir-l Brilly bill dmirul by tbs
vrork'inxini-n. M’llti'h bad part-d tho iii-m»
crutir variably. and had for its .Ilvj I. f tin for
thor rwtrlvtlnu of v'uni‘ln'l labor lI-nuuwtllwn.
Wi- tavor ii-gialattiu pruvbii-n fur a prawr i-x-
hilitt from rim W‘Ill at lbw “‘nrisl‘ul‘uiumbtan
Glyn-limb. in i» hold ill Filling» in Mal. and
'cmpavialiy -‘nm'lili‘ml the rammirulomurr
that oijct ahich wad [aim-ll by lbw than»
mile auwmiiiy last rplli...’ but who-h :- llv
le-lli‘w titanic with autprmri: tvltu'tuuma
after it. tillt’lW'H‘lgui "llivl’ln e . «rain the fair in
can»... retinal in wool. Thu-o country have
Iliayn lit-m the i'i-iluv n-i lim mammal irum
my [mail amine. fur |l»ltlul "lulu-c oak.» and in
the n‘vtnlul tln- ‘iifllldl'iou’ our wvuriluwul.
nonunion.» the ”pill-WIN“ all laminar...”
lined by flu liuawi alumina-In! upon its
owl-h nouns. am! in- unit upon-Air aurora
mat in tho litthL‘vh‘ 3 Mun and humanity.
by All in»! and lludn‘l’ tin-am. in tow lb prompt
flidlnot I'awl’lo in him; ail-ml a vii-without
tho-lo i‘llu‘i aluminum» in tln- dunnmwnu ml
the our and ill-tutu in llw uppimd Mimi
Mu
“ovum-Ir Hill I'lrilivgllv-l.
Wu bowrltlyiudohw liuIal-lradditalwmuu
lthu mliulhlntrnimu of How: not ilul during iri-
uvon yuan- an rim-f on» .mu- in! tho “41le iii
has rmiui-vly madman—mt lilI prm will.» 1-! tin
[WI-ratio [warty and lIaI- illilllltll" v Mill‘lfllfli
for tho lamb-III» of tho inwpliri lim hm unly to
lint-d the moon- at the mm m... .« loyal.
tam. whom ohm-i but born only [mi-than Ml
Valium. and ll! lull law. a litlll Moi luunhtnl
”(into viola-us and «my pt augaiialua in
bi “Hiawatha of main ammo in nu to
“in!!!” ililfiilixll‘il "M'i'l‘ltll’ ruin-n- mop
«ultimo! hb lhIimu‘iath' n on Ms.»- m lhv «all
mil.“ TllOlI print ill-iii.» haw put lb:
flit WM] out of debt “ill in" n “mud..."
earplua in tin tummy, mum-y Ilidamn
my hon martini ibwr “only Ht'uftln. W
Wally animal mu im- imam album.
of Wmflblllly iii-tiling a manna-aw of it.
W lliparml in tho bring-mm party. oi
M M have to. iron “twill“.
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ticvomr um on tin tint-at.
ALIAS“. tit-pl. ll.-~“'l‘he llrkrl b» all
light?” (lumimr litil iii-lay. " .vrry
man in a timid llrmnrrni. honest and up
“If. it l9 ‘ “cm that will grow union."
“'1" minor until aim-lion tiny. vii-lir- thr
Republican lick“ ammonium) traitor."
Iii-out rim iii: rim on.
luv “imam. it. ”Tm nm min "t
thump-inhaling Mair ma ilmi Iii-ii
It'll J. illoat Ymit him" at ihr
Union 15moliihholipui iii ltrlpokiyn "I
w to , pimp . r Mil ital
hut-tilt MM. lli- said:
imamflmhraudmwrsiuh
“Whitman limyiuiuu iv moral
than. no Emmy «min-ibis in Honour
“Minimum-nay for nit Marin. Tb;
floodlit. "lain-vii hula
Whiplashliflmuun‘
Boston Store,
mu vismmoi Si.
iron
romnwmwwwmax.
mamas. I!- ll. 15 Wall It. l.
u , I :IIIJWOI nouns.
. ll . Wash .
fl‘wmu Iidcn Wilma)
GOD. W . . lulu .
rotate. inv'uiegenu. loan”;d Wall .fl
um i GOLDEN to II Wuhlaztoa
a. ii. iii Baal We'aud‘ligum ,
“BUM“?! WIPMI”.
‘UTGER'LIJFEIRECO 8. li—
m m. Wuhlnrton nail. 3m.
Wig); All ”P1188. 00.” W-
tonrt. .JJlrab mantra
nonwaw nun mo. co. 9;. i maria
‘rlflhmrlhoulflllloouiatuadlnzmclainu
Truman; ”I'll mam. 11.. in Wfllll
u. an. A. n. Frocmun. Miiuwrlnteiidvut
T0 THE lililES
We realize as Well as you do
till} fact that there is nothing
more essential to the good ap-
pearance of a lady than a good
pair of gloves, just as'much‘as
We realize tho fact that there is
uothingwhich gives a store keep-
or more trouble than this line.
However, we know that we
now are in a position to give
satisfaction to you and to our-
solvos.
We havo obtainod-thc absolute
control of tho colobratod Foster
Paul gloves, all of which are
guaranteed. We would solicit
an inspor-tion. I
For a few days we shall make
a special drive on a full line of
colorod oashmorcs at ‘3-lc.. roduc-
od from 29o. Just tho thing for
a twat. natty fall dross.
Wo, oxpoct to rocvivo on Sat-
urday a big stock of corsets in
slates and whites. “'0 closed
out tho line from tho factory di-
rect. We have had the same
hoforo and havo always paid
“.50 por dozon. Buying the 0nd
of tho lino \vo arr just able in
cloar num-lvos at inc. ’l'boy are
clioap and you will makc a mis-
taki- if you pass thmn by.
Closing out a lino of assorted
kinds of laws at 50. por yard.
Worth 13.50. may.
Wo soil for 170. as gmul a
lady's black stocking as most
people ask 2’50. for,
Missos' white all WOUi fancy
shirt waists. Wu realizv that it
is getting into so we havoroduc-
ml thorn “.59 to We. You want
our, own if you koi-p it until
next summer.
Don‘t fall to oxaiiiino the hand-
somo bed room unit: also to in-
quire what Wt! intoud to do with
it.
For it will ho ymim if you only
got it.
Wo would attract your attun-
tion to our kitohon dopartini-nt.
Sim-lid prioos this Word: on an
ole-gant- lino of \‘llllt‘li and jar~
dines.
The biggest and prettiest littlo
present overgivou iii ounof those
lilinlu {lilies hadron for 2513.
English on piooo. i":l .«Ita. hand-
uomoly docoratml. for thin.
Wo havo rhonpor and ma havo
hottor. This mm is. borrower.
marlued special for this WH'lt.
Sillllil llllllllll
unavzvouiom”
alerlnbootarbovu.
AVISON.A.lBNulu it.
«uranium ., ,
LlMBURKI
bridgo. S. 8‘."
chW00
tine manta.
now '
RANDALL‘S
rough or wo . 7,‘
use, as arm I , . ..
amnion an .' mw '
kinda ot‘is'wne‘gufiu Miriam
SMITH,W'1LLIAM u. a at" '
blag promptly attended t! *3 ’-
arannu: AND W. . 5 .
anus. P. w. wua mil.‘ ‘ am
fine itoand lurid:
sion‘env‘rzrk of all kinda. .. ‘ .
lilacs 00mm. .
commocx mos. Mamie] ‘ .
Main st. 5.1". Gallium ‘ '3
FRANCIS A: 00. law
hats, gentleman's
mum to 7
ousowsm. v. or Wall N. a W
guaranteed; the latest at! ll”)!
Ki on, F.1'N0.M.uiu 9:3. "
o «. aspectdlty. Repairin'u‘uta m
unanimity. , ,v; .
a. )1. 12min ‘ '
used if dumu?‘ . I”
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in ' ' '
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GIBSON. ALEX 8. 8 mm
organ and harmony. “
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of Raymond.) Hunters. 08W
ealedcalersin nativuoym' ’ .I . .
REED dz HDUSMAN. Bi Wlkr’ It.” at
turn and slappers of Noni-1km 'I “I
VAN NAME. J. La: 00. 1’4),de
warrants arm around.
Nonwamt Pamnx W0 ‘
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(Hanan: Dr. lgihganau.
ll?“ v i ' cam ; ll
H..~‘miih. (ill-din); m
and runny others.
caravan. _ . -
Burma no. r. c. rwnaukn,
Paint, gold and admin: ' *' ' ‘ .
mummy]! 6150. H. 7 Water ‘ _ '
and sign ininter, paper WM
commanding. ' "
NORTH. ".8. '8 Washlum 8.
quality only. aim that tho but“, I. DI.
PHYSICIANS
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PIAN" ‘I’UNBB 8 mm .
HINDI-SEC. I". cor Wall and night“
dealer in pianos, cannibal unique.“
rmrrxomonn. 5|me mm};
sorru NORWALK PLATING co.
Hi. All klndnof eiectm latlngdona..'n
and refinishing of all Kinds of “a.
nut. Esra-r: Minn. ',
LAi‘Ti DNJ.“ '03 M. Washi on out?”
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woonwann. I. ' ‘
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