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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 1, 1892 · page 1

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along with you; that isn’t um even it you are

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. , ' ’ to discover how wonderfully well they are made, and

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17, R", mg, Noble, D. 1)., psmrottbs Delegates Get In? “"“hmfflmmm Coal Combine.

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WWI-delus‘tabsnsarflawcal - ‘ Sunday evening on um, Truths ___¢ 49 Mm «We: . .,._..,',{.__._....,_., . , ,, .
”m.“ “Waugh WWW ‘ “ t the Bible.” We print below an m llslleva last the m- Dal-emit 2:....,.-,,- mm‘wm.wh ‘3me “I mwygulwpldl “"QE‘PWM,

.. , 0N0“- abstract of the discourse: . norm run ta. its-pm state will “Windmill?“wtbco‘lisménh- anus- ruII-tur, turn-cus- Agni-n

, The “Wmt (or the benefitof "I desire to call attention to certain on“ my tribal; $133: if. ”"3 “Cowl-bluntlan-llntlrosds-«Amnyt

v _ the South Norwalk “bf"! and m possibly unnotod facts respecting the :Vlsutwlllnotbs admitted. tortillas-unto ts I’flvaat tan Bolts-a.

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. . Emu, N. Y., June I.-—‘l'he delegate! mantiusntaand vlmparlls Its means In this
Ionic Hall. It will boa concert of un- W ofsverybody. Consider "I" ‘l “‘0’ stlargoto the Chicago convention, chosen morn-era thopartytt Wthaduty of asyhasstlast moved uponths Readingcosl
rivaled excellence, in which, as will be mont “'0 ““9““? 01 “'03? “mm

by the Hay convention of New York “Wmud 9‘“ 9"” '° “hm causation. Attorney General slum
seen from the programme following, Men talk 0' the 8M3 889 0‘ the Veil". Democrats. were the toliowlng named: mu'fm' "I'M" #:gnfltimmmm'm applied to tho chancellortorau injunction
many of the mg accomplished and the sacred books of the Hindus, and they Frederic (loudest, A. E. Orr. Edward l'itse We believe In and demand fair primar‘ler. tn rsstrata the Central railroad. the Phila-
m musical M]. of the "'0 Nor- were undoubtedly written when the Ilin- M M A- Bishop “hm“: 1- J» m’ m'°“”°“" N” "Mb“ "1" ”"1”“ all”. It“! Will: III] the PM Reading
walks have volunteered to “to part: due were just scrum the border of India.

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In "I" LNorwall Orcbestra and“? “l“‘f'zm “w mi 3 °f 11'“ unmet Delegates-I, A. n. Seaman, sow-rd fldones tn the ability and lofty integrity at Island thought 5 now on in earnest. The
”a" W """""" d“ c'“ “3““- utthey are “0‘ 5° old as Ian-1:2. Henry flicks. A A. Ilealy; 3. times Omanhrslandand Inhhdm'otion to public MO! W asserts that the x" 3".
ma“"‘“ the beautiful Psalm of thesweet singer luv. 11 Patna-In: 4. min-rd shot-rd J. r. duty. Heiathecholcoutaporsrwhelmlngma- a. w m h. I
W“ ............. first M. Launch Ch“! _ . . w_ I. . 3r. ‘ r“ 0' “1. M00?!“ GINO! Y0! M the M II IN) WWW C0 ll.”
of Israel which w learned at our moth- NM" 5‘ J “”1”" h" D “'“"m ' ’0 ’ k.
Plano Solo. .... .Mis Nellie Disbrow ' e I. John Caragnuro, I. Coleman; 7, Charles 8. country may ray witbconldcnce on his ability it." to “0me Railroad company
301., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mu 31mph,» er‘e knee. “The Lord is my Shepherd, I gnxgsgfiu sir-rang. William film'lfl. lémnthesxtagflumphaglly is. Nlrgfllfi‘n u go m . mg. m m" i. m,
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Recitation run 11 Mrs. IdaS Keep Shall not Want. The Forum, the stored nald Wood ; I". W. R. (tr-cow. ”flyflfii. MW! in the. .pvmm‘mn‘ warm I" the pm“. emu the I}; 1:. ’the leasing, but
Bola it J F Rid book of the Mohammedan religion, the dos-Ion: ll. John Quinn, John 1). Warren: 12. dnncrthcmtlonal contention will carry out . ' ‘ ‘
1’80”“ -------------- Sling-(tracermflamiltoc; code which "salami um civil, politicfl John D. Quinlan. it n Boycseu: la. 0. J. ths almost unanimous wish or the party and MI- - 3""-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Canda. N. strsuns; It. 0. RCrawford. Frrd—
er'lck Potter: 15. (3. Bart, P. Van Alstine; Id,
Willard l’ecl. Dorrish Brown: 17.1.. W.Ter~
williger. J. F. Cox: Ill. 80mm" Van Sant-
wood. 0. J. Webb; l9. Kat-ton Chum. J. «3.
Warner; so. it. W. Buell. I. J. Carper; 2|. (2. It.
Ittdl. G. B. Pinch; a. samuel Rm Soho.
Robin”; :5 II. 8. Mount. ll. Crooby; 31.".
3. Fault. lzrs Bertwltb: ‘5. W. A. ”nacho“;
Smith; “George Rider, (lmmo L. Taylor; 2:.
W. J. Bulgor. thlinrn J. Show; :3, B. .l.
Wheeler. J. Urhwold‘. 2'). Charts F. s.
lingwn; l). N. Dennison, P. 0. anon: )1.
JW Hall, A. Hamlin lirmhm; LB. John G.
llilburn. William F. flih’lst‘y; at. P. M. Thorn.
E. J. Taylor; St. It. A. Scott. Hudson Ansley.

but consult b welfare of the counlr . We
pledge ourselves to support the candidate unm-
Iuatod at Chicago.

The delration chosen by this «invention is
Instructor to m as a unit sounding to tho do»
termination of s majority of its members.

'l'histntornratisn sets out that the Fort
Baadingibeingusod as s' mere error to
dink the lease at the Central to toe Phil-
adelphia and Reading and that through the
coal companies in question the price of coal
ha been raised.’ the .eumbile having do-
myed competition and created a monopo-
ly, leaving the price of coal at the mercy of
the arbitrary orders orb nimbiuation.
'Ibo tutor-matter: charges)!” the iranc was
made without the consent’ol the stodrhold-
II. urthoobservaaoeolanyot the formali-
thsrequlmlbytholaw of the slot». The
intern-tint: prays that the lease at the Con-
gal‘lto the Port Reading shall be declared to
» . . trs ritessud void and that the irl r-
tton committees report was unanimous-1 ’ I"
adopted, and 311'. s. s. Posse, of analog: W m" “W “W ”l” “m?“
elated this resoldtlon as supplemental“) lent and void and that the Port Iii-ailing
the former ".0an: and the Philadelphia and Realism; may be

“mind. mrnu “mum approve. in- decreed to surrender and Mum to the
dot-Ia and point grill-Morris‘s the dub”... WWII I“ it- lnnchi-u. property, etc.

a of Grover ( ra room a
tribe Chicago mnvontlon for Whiz: FOUR MINERS ARE DEAD.
to the Democratic party and the patriotic poo .__.
ple of the country for election. ”hadrons Boa-Its of an Explosion of (bu

He said Mr. Cleveland stands ahngto- " M"”"“""' r“
day greater than many who hares-ant gm Wlunnam PL, Jun.» L—The rulin-
cm” .wgy. m Nation w” “opted accident 3! .‘lmttquillllflln out. in ll” “suite
and the convention adjourned, dhastrous than at tirot l’l‘)v»r{o-|L The vzc-

The convention over the question of its thus now number four. 'l'll. :r {mum‘- me
successor failureaudnto its prob-m. ,1. John Prothsroe. tor-luau; John “kiln-r».
fed upon the Chicago convention 1. ppm. Baurthtterand halter Lil-m. s, all illleri
neat. 3;. Mayor wmigm It one, “,3. and Ins-is of taxable; 5- Volt meat v. m-
“It is foolish to own suppose um mo (in. km to the hunt-l wrwly brawl.
cago conventloa can ignore thorasnltsol The most seriously Injured uh.- tl M. E?»
this convention. We shall have a repre- m“““‘ "‘1“ “mm“ l'wlr'r-
ssntstion lathe convention ball at Chicago." 1'50 WM» “-5 ““0 I" a Wmfic MW»

5“ “.50... u, (huh... lion ofgraa. wsucl: did grain. dummy» to the
mine. 3 car wrn- n-rrz'u V» l;.;l-...ll-d,
FBI “‘33“! “:5! XkTfixtfimififi and-shreds of flesh hung: from La»- Luann. of
convention of (inner Cleveland. It is true n" "”W' h“ "M“.r'fl'm‘ml” hr m”
his name has been cheered. It 3 likewise duster ts'not known. luv-man I’lothrme
true that rosolutiousoommendinghb could tell if he Wu uni dun-l.
have been put-mi, but we are not hide
bound. like the February convention. in
one loan. We are for the grim mm of the
people, for Democracy, for the ('hicugo
ticket and the Chicago platform. I ratify
Ir. Grscc's prediction that we will have a
representation in the Chicago covcntion.‘

The general opinion among the delegates
is that while the action 0! the convention
was not psrtimlafly favorable to llr. t‘lere—
land in that it will not tend to make him
popular with the Hill adherent», still the
object o! the meeting. the destruction n:
the candidacy of David II. Illll. ls alum»
pushed. _ -

'I'lu (‘olorml Inn for llnrrlson.

WasmsomsJunr l.»~ Tho run-o or the
colored man. by his representatives in con
grass. in appointive office and is private
life. was heard upon the subject of the Be
publian nomination. Their “big four,”
Prod Douglass. Miter Bruce. Auditor
Lynch and Congressman (fhoathatn. of
North ('arollus. are all ontsputsn for Ilse
rbon. Speaking of the electlm bill, Mr.
Douglass said:

"The milieu taken by President liar
rtsonupou ttbn olncthrn bill. called by our
enemies in the south the ‘forca bill,’ should
author hint to the col-nod people. Tntho
prssulsnt the credit Is due for wasting the
hill tnthnflrst place. and pushing itthrough
tbabousosud almost through the senate.

and military aflairs of the Moslenrs, is a
most venerable document: the shadows
of I300 years are upon it, but the book
of Job was written more than a thous-
and‘iyears before Mahomet was born.
We sometimes speak of blind old Humor

llIsloQuartetteMeasrs Hoyt. Price. Warren
and Comatoch. »
8010....Hias MarthaKnapp
Welhnacht‘s Symphonic. . .Norwalk Orchestra
It isnot necessary to dwell at length
upon the individual merits of the singers,
"I“? armpit: m; nt‘lonlng 2:811:31: gun” as singing his grand epic in the dim
I 8‘8“ t ill has all that 1‘“ cl eu— dawn of human history. bill the first live
iced “Yb“ th saleof scatshas bonksof the Bibb- nrc at heart 500, and
l ' hem .9 theuu uuli- possubly SM. yum olde-r than the Iliad
“M“ “'3” “must the “5‘"; fi “‘13“, or the Odyssey. If m.- Bible had only
Tl an o b] conce w’h “:8; n} ; its grout antiquity to minim-rid it. the The State Committee».
I ht.tliek1ets yvmanyv 3 . :7 is:- intern-st of all llllclllgt‘nt people should be The state. committee was named ss fol-
c or e. en 51 en in I E directed to it. It»- antiquity. however, is m:
worthy effort to raise funds Iorthe sup . , _ . , . I I. John W. Wood. Queens: 2. “mm r..."
of the Libra the attention it do» the least of Its attrzn trons. It IS not on y ”Wynn“. 3. “mm, ll. Shim“. map;
The I, t I cell b' an antique book: it isn book alnolutcly Llano lay. Klara: ii l’cturJ Iliml‘yJiings;
8‘ tn'rgl'll'mnSznv‘riin L: unique. ltisuniqucin its inspiration. It is gficfiaw§rg"m§‘:;£:i h‘vlazm:
we“ “I“ I“: (I out; $1 flake ' notnnly an inspired book. but it is nbnoll' New York; 2w. Hume, SowYork: lo. Wal-
’1'”'"’ may all It at a thntinspirrs allwhnmnnoloit witllteucll- ”3“" Mf'r"h”“‘ 13”." ""k: I" K ‘3' ””9”“
telling enact. Thetnct theta man pays . . . . - . . now turn; 1:. “Ilium lolnuxmn 2m: lurk;
tax th Lib sboul d able splnts. It is unique in its doctmlrs, 11 W . arr-um,“ 5..., yum ll. “write It.
:mmnbe a 32:”: h; oomm’fihmmg Alone of all thebooks in the world it lifts ghorgmgwhgtaixiyixflym;
' . .,.’ » I , “'51 '. u. u 1.310,,
f I w i” s“ It The libmlinu's befon» our 0} us a truwwm t pllon oi (rod. ”new; it. S‘Tm‘mr v“ Mummy“. “my; 19.
. thl a?” 'th t Alone of all the books in the world it dis. Norton Chasm/phony; m. John I: Ash. Xont-
m y 191”} l8 0". ll many People elm what it calls theemcediug sinful< g0nurry;.’l. .l. I. horn; “Ian-in: .. utivrgeh
visit the Isbnry daily and they nu» . Sherman. Jen-7mm. -l Thomas a. Ittnney.
doubted] tthel'eb ’ It i an insti- ness of em. Alonso! all the books of the
tution . y lbich (ft-til“ I?” an in. world it rerealsa way of salvation both
:1: I "ml ll 're this etIu rt from the penalty and power of sin.
of the directors their mat hearty sup- ”pm,“ I". no t, “0' upon the
. remarkable history of the Bible. It has
pwtby attending tonight's concert.

 
 
 

Wild Applause for Cleveland.

During the reading of the platform the
convention frequently 'plaudud. and ear
pedallytbn portions to running the Ill:-
Klnlsy bill and the February convention
and indorsing the administration of Grover
Cleveland. When the latter's name was
mentioned the convention was converted
into a veritable paudoulouium. The resolu-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Onaida: :0, John Van .‘il'hait'k. Selmhurimm

William A. Beth. Syrmm‘: 55» Will'lnxu I).
come down to us as the white rolled
saints go upto the gate of Ileavcn. out

Northrupt. Sinilmu'. ’5. William A, Potlrlwr.
of great tribulation. It has bad to light

Oowotv: :‘k Lena DuhL ('hrmung;3t,filson

Potter. Yaw; .lU. t'lwlos Roe. Monroe; ill. P.
for its very life. When William ’I‘yn-
dale undertook to Il'llflbllllr' tlw New

C. Perl. Livingston; 3. P. I) Locks. Erie; Kl.
E J. Taylor. Niagara; til. Iludwu Ansley, Cat-
Tfiillllllt‘lil Illlulilt' English language that
the Currmmtl lwupb- might road it. In-

taraugrl.
awoke snob as storm of indignation that
he was compelled to lice the country.
In 1525, when he sent copies of his tram-
lalion into England, their use “1H inter»
llit'll‘tl by law under penalty of llravy
lino. In the reign of Henry \', it one

mach-d that whosoever should read tin»
Bible in the mother tongue. should for
felt his lands. cattle. goods and lilo.
Consider again the relation of the Bibli-
to civilization. Wherever it has been ILL
wired into human hearts. it has lifml
nil-n out of their statuary Into n noble
life. It found our {Int't’fllol'll In England
wiivl mm in the trunk. clad in the skins
of wild hosts. and it started them on
that long march of civilization which
has put the English speaking people
among the foremost nations of the
world. The mull», uplifting process in
going on in our ownduv in Africa and
in the» isles oi the m. and wlwreror tho
Ilibio ‘nl carried. Irma than a centurr
ago it found the people of the Sandwich
Inland» burrowing like Imus in the sand,
without a written language. without
sullools. without mum of justice. To'
day allover tluaw beautiful islands the
trawler Iinds schools and churches. and
the little Kingdom has a rmognlzed
plum among the Christians nations of the
world.

"it remains only to think for a moment
ill-um the Bible as related to the happi-
mof our race. Nothing is more «or-
lain than that this life of ours is rich»
with virissitudm. lf itiul llteuec by
sunshine. it isalso «buttoned y storms.
We my number our day». but We cou-
not number our carts. The dissppdnt-
mcntn of life. the infeiicitia of life. the
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no I'I-tfom.

Hr. Ellery Anderson .fnnu the committee
on restrictions reported the following plat-
form and resolutions;

We. the dv‘logatn. u! the Dornlwrntir party n!
the state at New York. mmbiml mum: within
at Syrnx-uw, rim-taro that tln- mm: Ill’grlll n.»
ro-lslty ni’ tru- t nunlry m a radial roiurmln ll..-
sdrn’n’mrntmxl .f the lateral gm'l-rnnnult. w.-
declnrc that the Drinker-"P part y alum- to true
to the people Ind alone who trusted to BIL
minister the gorrrumaut 0! tin: nation tn the
interest of the people.

We denounl-u- the Bopublivau party for l:-.
almae Inf power dnrlng tho- pallt fol- )tui’n. nu
Ruining my“? vnmrul nf tho I'll“ ullH' ;.r.~l
truth branchm ”Ir-ingress that party out l-«l
upon a. ”mm of burst-cause, faruntl-ln and
(mud. It found the treasury in receipt of a
large nnd int-rushing surpluw, but dish-gaming
may“, thus Impaled lip-nil it to rollvre llu-
pulpit! from the upprrsant: rant! taxation so
my“ vndmd eh Mlllllh‘nn puny. “It's-ugh“!
"billion dollar mare-s." our-cred npprnprm
tions snumut’tug la a'wmmutll annually ll
lit-«lo must of thew npprnprutluns permanent.
sothat they l‘llltmt be lulun'rtl by line puma!
Democratw htrllrd’.‘ uf n-prrmlmtlras nth...“
theronvurrsnm of tha- ltn-puzliu'an senate and
uranium it turned on uvertlmring surplus
Into an intnllnrut dotlrlt

It wont to lengths; ui clar- b~gixlatloa before
unhearlluf by «swung the McKinley bill. It
hprlrod the «tutu vi New Yuri of tin just rrp-
rmntathlu ln mngrrnnaml in the viwturah'l-ul
logo hyalrsllaI-l'wtlt I‘vum ll displayed an
utter contempt lur rt‘t numy slut bounty by Its
framluhlnt administration or the [mulntt “film
It mutant a «limos of pnrtlwnll nppnmmn in
its strenuous whim-mu In court lulu law the
infamous Lodge l-zll

Contrasts-d ‘llh this history nt minimum
and mlpmtml ru- ru‘all with star turns—um
.ttsfal'tlun tho “HINDI and prudulm-nt loo
last Dennis-ruin mlnlltllatrallun The [in—st
dent’s tar-sow o! IM’s-tnl» r. but. [h-Inlfll out
n.- true momma M the lmmwmtlv putty. and
thumb tr-rnpnrury vii-frat brought it In the
Winn-m vl-‘lnrwavl lull! and PM All thin
has been ls'tnvmlrfl'ml by nut llrwlllrt'u ltt utlwr
stain from the Alinnlk In the l’ylill’. and Wu
Minn-ll ls nut ll'ffluut'tl m New York
We «Murmur-l thr- Mrlimiry lartl‘! “'0 [hr
claw that a mm la in nu; that all taxation in a
has“; that k should never err-ml the» WW
dtlasof amvsrnrm-ut windy and tronmltnlrally
administer“. Wu rundown the prom-lit tariff.
not only box-sum it is urmnu and fW-ll’l-‘llt.

RACING AT WATERBL'RI'.

Helen and Victory WII in their lbs-
spseuva Classes.

Nearly 3,000 people attended the ran-s
inWsterbnry Monday attemoon. Then-
were four starters in the throwninnte
clam. Algonquin won, R. C. second,
I". W. third, Horace E. fourth; best
time, 2:42. TheZMclms, tire starters,
par-2&3), was won by Pickett, Happy
Home second, Jerome third, Courtinnd
fourth;best time 2:3”. Maud ll. won
the local race, .150; best time, 3:46;.

Thetewas a large attemlaocc at the
myseterday. Intbe2:3’l fora purse
«.25 there were six starters. Frank
W.. owned by W. F. Ilolbrook, New
Britain,won. Best time 2:35. In the

. 2;?! class forapurneofwoo there were
four starters. Victory owned by llonson
Hoyt, of Norwalk, won. Morris
lullen second, Ferguson 3, Music 4.
But time 2:30}. The 2:40 claim for a
pane of “20 was won by George I...
owned by James Iongworth. oi “'atr'l-
bury, Ito-Peep second. Dude third. Bull
time 35L“.-__.- ..

my will to Island.

Under the above heading the Caldwell,
Kansas, News of lay l9 prints tho lol—
lowtng concerning the parents of Arthur
L. Benedict. at this city. They and
thetrson Fred, referred to in the article.
formerly lived to Norwallr and were
members a! the Congregational church
at the city and borwgh.

Br. and In. 0. ll. Tilenedict left on

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Killed Ilene" tor Lute.

Bmllilll'l. Juno l.—.}li~s Ll'Jmn xnl’ll‘lk,
one of the wealthiest and hautl~tvnl'.'~l ut
Brooklyn's young women, own-mu and
went into the marble bath lll lwr lwllw at
Franklin and l‘latbusll arsuucs at an) brmk,
andalter making a rope of her tuxuruut
half choked hsmlf to death by slinging a
hop over the sum gill laurel that lot water
Into the bath. Love for at Mt, whose
tastoarsrshe was. inlaid to have been the
trouble. Edward Indig, of no Fulton slrwt.
was the man with whom Lillian was infatu—

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

llltnars' Wag” unload.

Pornwlui. I’s. Juno l.~'I'he increase of
lpcr cent. in the ran-n! wages has made
the miners of the Schuylkill rugion wry
jubilant. The tin-ream» ls duo to the ad-
vsnos in the market prime of moharlda
further increaso'n capel'tml. With a few
nuptials all the best producing million».
of the Reading oompmry are now Worklng

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1'. Ion Against .‘Ir. “any.

Hamssruo. June l.~5nullhn Rutan. of
Pittsburg. says he has more to "anti-burg
for a ooaioresea with the attorney general.
and thst ha proposes to ltlntltutr- lrgul pro
Carl” W tin-nator Quay. u—b'tate
Milena sud ’l‘rr-asurnr Morrison tor
ailsgsdvtolatims of Iawaud Illegaluoeor
state funds.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

M llnvn II- t- nitride.

Pour-sums.- It. Y., June i.-~Drivou to
desperation by the tear that a scandal in
which his name wast-married with oyoung
woman would reach the-on of his belmtho
ll, Lawrence WWI: Rhodes, son of a
wealthy fruttgrower of Highland. debtor»
My drownsd himself in the “minor: river.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

madmndvotortn tbs-oath Itmaat
asfair political and personal tmtmt as
lsgim the colored or white man at the
north ll Mint uniformity of the elective
franchise. I do not believe the whtrnd
dolomite: could be stampt-dsd in umvnu-
lion let any otlm msn tlutn the prnaklcnt"

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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BROTHERS.

 

 

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83 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.

8E0. VIN llSiYNE.
Proprietor.

 

M. s. SMIT~
A WISE WAY

to buy

DRY — GOOD

is identical to our way.

...-._ ”w ...._

A'I"l‘ENTIi)N IS CALLED TO OUR IMMEI‘SE ST! KlK IIF

Hosiery and underwear.

W

Une of our special inducementsthis week ill hosiery is our 25(-
and 36c lines of Brilliant Lisles, reduced from ”be. Just the
thing for warm weather. and at those prices they cannot lustlong

Our line of seasonablo underwear in ribbed and plain, rung-
ing In price from We upwards, is displayed in lurge varieties on
our first rig‘ht‘httnd counter. Just look at them.

M»..—

We are Also Displaying

the largest and most elegant line of Children's and Ladics’ Swiss
embroidered and hemstitched Flouucings, Demi Flouncings and
Swiss Edgings, which, considering quality, are very cheap.
“fwww
We aroucknowlodgcd by nllto carry the largest line of ludim’
Shirt Waists, consisting of Silk. Unmhric, Percale and Sateen.

WM“...—
Call and see what a bountiful display we are Inciting this
week in Paranoia.
W—

Wo hm ovorytlling'ln Colloo Wrappers, both my and ow,

' that is desirable.

.

”W‘—

TO THE GENTS:

We would briefly say we curry everything good in Outing
Shirts, laundried and unlaundried Dress Shirts, all grades of Night
8hirts,-'I’ies of all kinds, Collars and Cuffs at the lowest figure.

. Agent for the Mamet Sewing Machine. “9.50. Guano.
tpdgor five years. 3 ‘

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as]: us wmr rlvoflatge puttigl‘gl teanptfition in your '"P ,.
. , . - _ , _ . erels e orus o u o own tip-— 3
It tout lam Street. Insult Building if.“ what we of. doing.

‘ J . ” , ' asfoolish to keep money as it sometimes. is to

. . ~ . _ _ . M'Ihfltli. , Ipmalk. with it. Never rearst temptation when it comes mpg' ’
o. - filuth Main Street. . - . - South Norwalk. Ct. “MIME “0“an “dm'ulffim ' ~ . tempting form of our FurnishingGoode »

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

That you‘part with.

dollars and cents
some reluctance. _ .-
getting money, tho W
culty is to keep it. Isn't
it true that you are don
stontly tempted to part
with it, and that you site
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You know that ‘it may easily .

B. F. Stevens,
44 soul llllll STREET, '

Music Hall Block.
HEADQUARTERS FOR

REERIR’ERATRRS ’

I-n Hard and Soft Wood, ‘
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.

Tile only place in the city where

Clover farm treamely Bullet

IS SOLD.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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L H. REBKER.

79 Washington Street,»

Mullins.

Paints, Oils. Glass. etc.

-——-o»——-

Combined Chair and Step Lad—
der reduced from $2.00 to $1."5.

Pllfliliifljll’ill HANGING Ill . I
DECORATING. - ’

—-—OOO—---'

79-Washinglon8t-7

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

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Columbia Bicycles !'
“0.00

lull u m-nrds. Smut» rare bargains In Colour
bin Salt-lira. which have been used but little.
A better investment than to purchase low
grmle new “hm-ls. 'llll- nld firm.

JACKSON BROS-r

58 Wall Street. Norwslk. Conn.

B l CYCLE s !

Noli'l. Cli‘lll'lll ur pfltlll’llllllt’ Tires)

Tliclcles,lialclles.lililuns,llifles

And thou-mulls"! nllwr things given nway'
null ”rill-rs for nllrcelebrslul Towns. Cotfoeel
LII-l linking Pouch-r.

i'r'rlr‘t‘I >.lti~!‘nrtiun mlurantu-d.

l wild Zi-nlalllp for :3) [mun illustrated cata-
l’g’lll‘.

Thelelknapleato

Bridgeport. Conn.

The handsomest and best equipped tension
'u the state of Courwticul. .11 lb

J. 0. JENNINGS.--
Papel Hanger, Baitinintl, Pam!

And dealer in

Will PIPER lllll BORDERS,

lNorth Main street. 30. Norwals.

Sample books of full line latest at lea oi

Psporn, Borders and uilt ”William t
law for Inspection. on notice by

rural, Estimatra rhmfullr (In.

 

 

Memll Business College.
MAMNRD. (YOh'N.
A will. .awske t‘ alnin «had for both sexes.

Every ousimm brsnrl taught thoroughl .
t lt-rrnan. English and college prwparatol'y at
on

Business hon-um supplied with office lashi—
anta.fmntr arge.

llmprnrtem for leh Norwalk and
for thr- ltale and rental of the Root
dard Typewriter. ’I‘ pvwriter supp

For Catalogue ad rent:

a“. A. nnnmu. mum.

(‘ltlthIAK and H’I’Yilfl‘l‘ Oltt'l IHTRA.

Mr. I). l-‘. ('rrmsh director oi «rum Illi-
tslg’ Banal of l'orlrlw-u-r. N. Y..nnd Mr. W.
J. . trims. I'll» Neliykmwu comet whilst. luv.
ing rollmlidnlnl an- now wpaml to rural.
their Hrsudihytlwrt ltml inns-o thrill-«lira
loll artists (more or hwn m3 :lrsimll. tin-Main
uniform is In Ililmorr. “o hu- mine to .
For terms old. alike I with»: (Jam
Fltylea'Un‘lmdrner to, I’m! cheetah! 3;“ .

to

Jacob M. Layton."

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Drafts for it an: upwards. s
In all parts of Europa. Notary .
[alignments taken. Railroad Tick“.
gags checklist to dutlnntlml.

Washi street. but to first Olen
Routh Non Li‘nnn.

Mill'll Illlflll ”III“ Bill.
I] Washington street.

omdally fromttollara. fromltst
p. In.. and on Estonia! evenings I to I.

Wintenst allowed on dmtta.
Amyl‘lll‘l’ll‘lmrlli‘l'lliilm‘whm
‘rollll n. ltll' r. lire. sis not.

HOMER B. HOYT.
Ellen Watchman all little ‘

Intuit“! MAIN mm.
Rapstv in. of fins and «nuptials! mtg-firs a

mllonrumwme» .

lea alohiv lotto the

D. P. MORRELl-o'"
LIIIIIT AND HEAVY “MING.
Hutton and tum-slum! Isn‘t-m filmed M3
care. Trusts and park
pity delivered. m». lint I ‘ r
on street. Ito-til Nmalh. urns.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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