, ' , a ‘ _ ‘ ~ ‘ ,_ prev WM‘HWBYABWMLTYin our stock; Durham has warranted “firm
on M ‘lli mm M i; an, minim turnaround QRDEB. and we have just received nun HUNDRED DOZEN °
, . ‘, k! . "A I ‘
what on out and on will ":
mounts and secure till; Best and live long my
i will go’to m
,. . and bebuppy. ‘“ s
. , . HOSE. with ounown amplified ‘from the mills in Germany, in grades *0 86“ from 256. to w° mg Qu’cm‘” W“ l” ‘0“ '0‘“, and 8““ 1°“ the 8 -
. , . . . {n , , "I l l) . ‘
lllll. (me Ill ill lilfl Stung 600. per pair. , ‘ . 4 a ””8“ “me ’0“ “y “”90“!" ”y we “’3 "gm““d “0"?”
hack for more.
For Tea—well we should smile if an on , . V
Grade Tea at: 500. lb. - y 6 m much 0‘" High -
Once tried we’ll win a sure customer. Wh
ten. drinkers praise our too 2’ Ask them. They sbgitiliullglllcilm
We are l’urvcyors to the good citizens of ' this city and town.
Ferris' Hams arid Bacon, Gilt Edge Butter, Hayard’s Mo on-
nnise Dressin , Truffcs, Fancy Crackors, Cheese, Olives, ‘liva
' ' , , Oil, Pickles, B rowsbury Catsnp at
A. Dickerman &. Son, CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
. , , LEADING ‘GROCER‘,
84 WASHINGTON erase-r. SOUTH NORWALK. couu. 33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
"nirvana... pinion; ' ’ '
h Charles and... "'1. ill. mg; is - ~ ~ < , , , . . . , ’ ,
moving into the Ibirrill house on Baal GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
avenue. -——Slit.l RED FOR ivIlAllvA'l'ES AT——-——
a
Wt; have also received a, case of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hose. which we shall cell at 10c., or
three pair 250. These, in addition toour regular lions of Hosiery, will make a large and mm“...
assortment. We are euro youwill find them of "excellent. value. "
an SIIlltltllllillllllllllits named to
also day men null! lint usage.
Mu...—
‘
60-. w . ,,
South Norwalk.
A daughter was born yesterdaymoru- i
log to Mr. and Mrs. William Diabrow, of
West Norwalk. '
About fifteen 80th Norwnlk people
RANCIS
éb'l’livaShlngton Street. - ..
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l
-
no: EVENING iSENTlNEL
Janus cowl: . Edith—um! WW_
'1‘: s~l G montha. arm; 8 months.
“.25? lllonmrbfinu: single copies. 3 cents.
rivr. nouns con .i liar.»
Suggestions to a Ila- wlo 'nsoulbtfl'has
Price Largo.
"Pretty late for a straw hat, old man."
Adoptod Yualcrdisy at Ilsa State Conven—
tion In New Haven.
The following platform was adopted at
Senator John B. Svylriour made it
THIS WEEK WE ARE
nasal; out A [ill or
Lubin’s
Extracts
at 59C per bottle.
ALL POPULAR ODORS.
REMEMBER THAT “HE SELL A
(4) rant one: BDlTlE or
Jamaica
' Ginger
‘ for 25¢.
PLAISTED’S
Elixir of
‘ CaliSaya
-AND‘—
PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
and Iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TOXICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY TIIEM.
‘ Only 75c.
ll. ll. Plaisted.
Dru ggist.
43 Washington St. 80. Hawaii.
Forth brunt“ of our many friends who ask
what bontoalk contains 1 icmwlth pnldinh
or formula for making it. unrar ant-an be
own) : _
rat. we take oneouncc of the spirit of ram
ntlon. an equali uautlly of good manicure;
we infuse into i can a inlllbpipoofllul of the
tails of patiencr, adding at flu-unto timi-a
few sprigs of others' 'ocot thin-c grow cateri-
rely in thcganlrn Lifr gather-inc nithe
whoa a handful of thaliimmmii of hope.
It hing them with the balm of Provident e.
now come» the rum: moi-Mini parlor all) a
cw of genuine friendship. but larva"—
fut of connlrrfrltri tn the lumlienla; of not!
in . which grows anontanconidy: the least
mixture of it iipollsthc c-omrsmlthm. \‘lellnm
two the whole of them to a liarrnonioul
elixir b a ropor pmportion of mutant. Olav-
wing with be Mince of good ludxment and
mood Raul-tin itiedim scour-ling to
thevirulrncoolatlac .
t ml this mediciuo tlwdoctora all
it as an infallible cure- for that
ti .1 no frolinmamlthst wlilrhrontslnn
aviary hoover-tally ruwunmendut to than of a
norms temperament. lllllllnllk' with pop-
aln.ls amre com for dyapep-laand all for-ma
of Invention. Manual 7 rim out malarial
.satstbslivar inaction and matron the
walk strum. Manufactured and sold by
Geo c.r-8tlllson.
Sold. brill. A. GREGORY. Norwalk.
#-
on
“"‘i-iiv‘i m ho" ‘
ANZA Bill-TEE.
‘ 'mumw iaslqlartllasoafnilt
Ismail-1mm with Willa top and rubber
band. (lilo-l ltwhllo you wall. no.1».
llavl“ Mackerel In Pails.
a" II... m Pall].
SMQKED HALIBUT
M bright. fresh smoked aboulders our
friends say are if!!! immense. Inc. lb. Ill-co
”advertised than a mu number have tried
i“ M “to Kill line and willful! for on".
We urolow ontlnprionofpmdflatm.
Wit-dunno». liar-mi bought
“Mammal. mu.
saloon mist, m mas.
tomato-intimation-
mm lent o no
claim-slams
wan.
dWUllI.“ thymm
.Inhlalihnresmlatbstrhaas
W rum
" afiolaiwaou’ca" ‘
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinda, to which on admission is charged,
Windham iopiomola primfc
intercom any where on adornment
ofaamc appears in advertising «dunno,
are charged for of regular rules, 10 cents
a fine.
lllnlal ura Almanac for 'l'o-naomw.
Bun Ill-us Sunseta High'l'lde Low Tide
at Fail-l l ntlldl l at 0:10 at $21
New York Herald Weather Force-at.
The weather to-day promisca to be fair and
warmer. with motherly to southeasterly
.cs. For.” to-morrow warm and partly
cloudy weather may be expected, and monthly
ruin. -
Slili’l’ll NORWALK.
What the People of Our- cu, are Dolug
and Saying.
The boat Andrew McWillinma is at
Raymond Brotbere‘ dock with a cargo of
coal.
"Rosy”Thompsouis back at his ohl
position with Dennis & Blanchard. the
straw lint manufacturers.
—Aribcstos and felt rooting at South
Norwalk Hardware company.
Two cars, containing the boilers and
smoke stack for the City of South Nor—
wnlk Electric works, arrived today via
the Consolidated railroad.
Chief of Police Volliucr and ('nusmblc
Conley were subpwnncd to go to Bridgik
port lIllS morning and testify in thc Mrs.
Ellen Naglo liquor case.
Francis Boylston is having an addition
built to his residence on lowestrect. lt
willbefittcd up with a bathroom and
other modern couvenicnces. '
The fire loss in the United States dur-
ing the week ending Friday, Eli-pt. 2,
1892, was $2,511,500. This makes an
average loss of $163.93”? per day.
—chsonable prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Miss Katie Hannah has resigned her
position as book-keeper at l‘lmrlcs E.
Seymour-'3 grocery store, and will visit
Washington and other places this month.
A car load of fixtures arrived from
Cincinnati this morning for tho l‘ity
Ilotel. Landlord Hail intends looking
:1 Illlliilif of imxmivcnicnts about the
building.
Andrew J. Crofut, who rcprencntml
South Xorwalk in the IA-giiiluturc of
18-“. nttcnded the annual reunion of tho
members at llili's Uorntswnd. 3min
Rock, fo-dny.
Robert Pcamm, Ir.. proved to both»
lucky mum-r of tho moorschaum pipe
offered by cigar denier Wagner to the
[tuition guessing the correct number of
pins on a cushion.
The peach festival given at the Spring-
wood Union chapel. last evening, was
wollnttendedandnsucceas. It will be
repeated this evening, at which time
there will bespeciul singing. commune»
ing at ti o'clock.
——lioy wanted at i“. ll. Nash d: Ilro.'a,
corner of Main and West otrecta.
Tlic governor's atoll and the oliicoru of
the Fourth regiment haw ordered of
(image l-". (‘ook the same horses used at
Crimp White. for tho Colombian och-lira-
tion in New York next month.
Thctlrst annual sociable of the (lur-
maniu hin-nxcrbund will be held Monday
owning. thoflllthinst” at their ball on
tthaahinglon atmet bridge. "vim-ii
DN‘IM‘fllm will furnish music.
Bart Norwalk maple are complaining
of the borough water. eapeclally win-n it
ionscdln but water Italian. They say
. that when it lll drawn it smells "awful."
The water in the Wolf must be got-
tlng low.
ul’ure ice cream in half plat, plot and
quart as... at the Depot Restaurant.
The boat Dam and Willie ls discharg-
ingsmooleandatJ. ll. Ferrls' dock
for the Lockwood Ianafactarlag «nup-
sny. Mr. Ferris is also unloading a
cargo of coal from the barge Andrew
“Williams.
if Hamilton ammoonld be finished
npinarloodslups-thewerkofmd-
inland tbekyhiuofonrb, gutters and
sidewalk. wblohhssairuadyhsandone,
itwonhlbeoneoftheoaslest and meat
accessibleblllroadstntheclty.
cw...“
'I'hoss having tickets for the labor
Daypluicmmtodtomnm
or the money to the com-lithe.
analog. at the ousting la the iron
Wbslhflorwalkmsuiaeamalt-
uhddnudqtllum».
~11» an w W Ianullo
With- tantamount-mum
wmumm
attended tin! peach festival at the West
Norwnlk chapel last eveninggtlluxoup in
John W. lfcnnell‘a curryall. ,
; J-H-Pum coffee ’with7 plm breath. 56. hf
cop. depot restaurant. Upon all night}
J. R. Tucker. agent of Scribner and
Smith's showman hustling around town
this morning making arrangements for
the coming of his circuit on Thursday
September 15, on the base ball park. .
The Young Men's Democratic club
was not organizixl last evening, as the
young man engaged as janitor forgot
about the meeting. locked the rooms and
went away with the key.
——Owing to the large demand for Eaglo
Bottling Works stain, surmparilln. ginger
ale, root and birch bccr. etc., it in earnest-
ly requested that all bottles should be
returned to the store you purchase them
of as soon on empty. Lewis .9: Co.
The peach festival held at 2‘3 North
Main street, last evening, under the
auspice-.1 of the Women's Christian Telu-
pcmnce Union was a very pleasant affair
and a financial success. the supper being
f‘RPé‘l'lillIy line.
Thoachoonct Evu L. Ferris has arriv-
ed at Wilson Point with coal for John
11. Ferris. Charles A. Knapp. Irving
Ferris, Edgar Ferris and "any "you.
who were passengers on the trip, niport
a very [drawint time.
NORll’AIJi Mitts.
A Breezy llmlgcl of Ila-Ina From the
Borough rind of Town.
Mrs. Isaac Bentley. of Harbor fll't‘llllt‘.
is ill with Initiation
Ton tramps enjoyed thc lumpitaiity of
the town, at the lockup on Smith reln'r'f.
during the month of August.
Tllt‘ directors of tlio lhmlinry and
Norivnllr Railroad moipany arc holding
a meeting in the depot this afternmn.
The monthly meeting of the directors
of the Y. M. C. A., which was to have
beenlwld last evening. was adjourned
for our week.
The pocketbooks of several Nurwnlk
sports are comidrrahly lighter this
moming,due to the result of the Sullivan-
Corbctt fight at ‘3in Orleans hail night.
~.\li.~is Stevctiw' M'llinrl, u! 1"; l'.,l.t.-n
avouuv. rHllh‘lls Semi-tuber M.
Attorney A. E. Austin left town this
morning: for Huntington. L. 1., to sn-ttln-
with tho licimof \Villimu It. Knapp, who
diod at the Soldicm' llomt‘, Norman.
last Ih-comlwr.
The drawing of a music box in aid of the
striking elastic ch workers at Glendale.
took place at the residence of J. [lodg-
kirnion. 7 Chestnut «tn-ct, loot night.
No. 161:! was the lucky number. It was
sent In by the secretary of the Bridge-
port moiety. ~_____
Musics Georgia and Ella Street. of
Center avenue, accompanied by tlwir
brother Edward. left town this morning
for Tanylown. N. Y., to nttctul the
wedding of their cousin. Mini Susie
Evans, to a young gentleman. of that
place. Mica I'Zvanslias many fricnds in
Nora-alk who extend congratulations.
Selectman Raymond rcccirml word,
thin morning, from thi- authonticaiit Mid-
dlctown. that they are now ready to re.
ci-ivo Mine Mary Shannon, of lloyt
atmct. who lll hollering from normal
olrlnqntivn. Tho pom will be made
out this afternoon and nlui will be taken
to the asylum to-inomiw.
Two stage-struck Norwnlk maidens
who were induced by two Booth Nor-
walk young men to buy mammal and
learn parts for a ploy to be given in
Woatpin'bslu now beartbmken. an the
scheme has fallen thumb and they ham
no chance to make fame for themaolvee.
The youngrucn have also forgotten to
reimburao them for the money «:5me
for costumes.
-—Nothing but union made cigani acid
at 0. A. Frank” barber shop. A. it.
Brown m-..“
nope Hose company's racing team
left ton this morning for Waterbury.
where theyareenlcrcdlntbe hose lay-
lngcon’uat. Thom consists of Pat-
rick Buttery, ember; Jam Gordon.
hydrant;dohn Ifolfeonmlpemanflam
Molnar). Thomas Mm. Charles
Payne, ThomasO'Donnell. John Cahlll.
Joseph Smith. Edward Henry. Joseph
Nuts. Hark Walsh. James Kelly. Ed-
and Ilwlun,Willlsin Powell. Daniel
Manley. Wlllhrn l‘etrle and William
Baa-duo. J
The committal: from the Alpha
llorwalk What clot- havn decided upon
the following print for the bicycle rain!
ammo Driving W‘
fall muting. Sepia—banal] I): Ono
foarthntlksnbralls. Frantic hum.
up rial. din/Flt. W w Mi
“.mamffla; third. alto-r
ms 3 o
W “MW!!!“- .A
Democratic tariff reform speech at tho
tanner mining in Dachau. last night. .-
. _ ,, ”u
‘ The funeral of Rota-rt lorenao. .4
Millie held from his late residrncb on
2 o'clock. Rev. 'I‘. K. Noble will odlciatd'
Buckingham Post, 6. A. K, talked up
the Washington reunion at their meeting
he: night. They will go on the regular
department train. leaving on the liltii
instant.
Robert [bronze Bibi, Whose death was
mentioned in three columns yen erdny,
was I’ust Grand Worthy ‘l’atrinrch of
the Grand Division of the Sons 'of Tem-
pcmncc.
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room: \‘tll’ axon.
Pleasant Paragraphs about (luv and
other l'aunla's lr’rlonda.
Charles Wilbur. of South Norwalk, in
visiting friends in Shelton. =-
Miao Elsie Raymond, of West aired. in
visiting at IIackettstown. N. J.
Mrs. Adele Immurd, of Kent. ‘ui the
gum of Mrs. ll. D. Cornell, of Norwalk.
Mrs. Mary A. Ilroomc. of firmklyn. iii
visiting Mrs. J. B. \‘l’licclcr, ‘V'Mlllllglflb
strum. ’
\lrs. Emma Wheeler. of Main street.
borough. l8 spendinga fow inn-ks with
friends in Ilidgclicld.
like. J. F. Darrow and Mm. Harrie
Mun-house, of Bust Norwnlk, are Spend
lug tho clay in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Timothy kaibf‘l’ and daughter
Eel-Ania. of Bell Inland. are iipcnding the
day With friend» in Illilgi'lichl.
l‘uluncl I". St. Julio Lockwood. who it
Was reported, had gone “'vat. is will] in
town. having ilcferrcd his trip,
H. R. Glenn. of Ilidgelield, formerly
Station agent at Norwnlk. has returned
from a trip through the Catskills.
Din-i. Frank Gregory. Mrs. Frederick
(ht-gory and Mia. E. J. ’I'honiau, of Union
Park. are spending the day in New York
Mrs. John Ihiuton, Mrs. Emma Whee-
ler and Miss Marie Olmstcad spent
yesterday with Mr. and Mni. Timothy
'ualcr. of Bell Island.
Miss Jmephcnn Sterne, after a plans
not sojourn with her friend. Mia»
Aisthorpc. has returned to her hoiuoat
I’wkskill-on-lbc-iiudsnn. _
Mi». Nollie \l'iilcock and Miss Minnie
Ikrgi-n. of Brooklyn. who liuvc boon VI.”
itiug Mrs. Frank S. I’crris. Elm Grove.
place, returned home til—day.
Miss Marlo Christi-ad, nf lliilgvlii-lii,
who has been spi-ndiog :i Work with Mr.
illul .‘Il‘a‘. .lulin llflllllill. of Main alhrol.
Nurwnlk, returned home [0113”.
Minor-s Annie llnwlcy and Amy Smith.
of llnwlcyvillc. who have born guest.» of
lllt‘ Misses Amy and Minnie \l’iaiin, vi
West Main atria-t. rcturiml home today,
Misc Kate W. Miller. daughter of
Major I). II. Miller. of llmrgctown. who
is well known in Norwalk. INN returned
from a European trip much llrllt'lllt‘il in
health.
II. Ii. Imkwoodmf Baltimore. son of
the law Ia-(imnd lockwood, onoc‘owner
of the Matthew» «tote. WM in town yie-
IA-rday, the gumlof Gould Hoyt. of East
avenue. He stopped over on bin way
from Watch Ilill to visit the old place
and look tbc town ovcr.
ROW .l $705.
Miss Edith l‘mckctt is quit» ill with
typhoid fever.
Louis Jl'Wt‘ll is moving into a llm‘ no
Witch Lauri.
Mien Edith Alway ban returi‘unl from a
visit in iiiovcnwillc. N. Y.
Mira Frances founder. of t‘ity Island,
is visiting Miss Emma lluyt.
Mics Ruth Kendrick, of llnxiklyn. la
the guns: of Mina Lilly Wicks. ‘
Mina Ullvc (‘ole baa commrucoil‘bgr
duller an anchor in the New cm
school. Ili- l’viimna t’hishman has bred
engaged (1th! in the Talmadgo lilll
reboot.
Tumdsy a boy rmployml by i". ii. For
tor, of hell Island. was driving up to the
depot when the horse tool: fright and in
turning upset the carriage. The animal
freed himself from the vehicle and no
tory. when. he was caught. The boy
wusoniowhstlnhmd and the hunt—
was damaged. ,
DAIIBN.
William ll. balloon had a paralytic
Mcmmwknowalmm help.
teat. '
A haudaomo night blaming earns
came out with man Milt-s Tuesday
nightmarish-roof I. 8. lather sad
"greatly admired by about twenty»
llvonetgbbors.
\
olanrhwfllboldtbelrmoalfsirni tbs
mun. for one week. commencing
acu'ftmsdaycvaslsg. Mom to
unites-diam.
mmmmm at
man» of lit-nos Cast“. last week.
wambyluuaplraeuficohm
Mastodon-samurai. 'l'lis
North avenue, tomorrow afternoon at .
wmmmnnoym'immm "l
mmunmmacdn
“I agree Withllyou. Billy,” answered
lineman who wuwflitinkfiw bfl.=.“but
:3 plian't have“ to buy a derby with till
”it”. any day. no unwise um ru have to
«tick ptlie etrawd’ , , .
"By the way. Billy. do you know any
way by which I can get a good list for
less than 8- ."
"Be aDeiuocrat, Jack."
“What did you any?" ‘ ‘
“Be a Democrat." .
"Bea Democrat? Do Democrute buy
hats cheaper than Republicans can?"
- "So, not that; but Democrats believe
in cheap huts and will give them to the
peowe if they ever get a chance, while
Republicans believe in making‘ every-
body pay two prices for it."
“I’m a l . ublicnn Ill self, Billy. as
you suggest, ufldon't here in pay-
ing two prices for a but."
“You you do. too. You'bclicvc in the
McKinley tariff, don't you i"
“Yet'
*And in protecting the infant lint-
makers!"
"Infant grandmothers? Why don't
you say what you‘re going to any and be
done with it? You're trying to got me
into a corner."
"Oh, wait, if you Wullltl rather I
wouldn't. I'll not. I was intending to
say just this. that any man Who sold
that the McKinley tariff was all right
had no right to find fault. when irnllcd on
to pay $3 for a but.
”It's different in my 6359. I've been a
Ileniocrul ever since the tariff-reform
agitation began. and I've a fight to 'kick'
at that tax of 57» per cent. on bani.
“Five dollars is an abominable price to
pay for a hat. and yet one can't get a but
that Will Wear well for less than that.
he [might habit for $2.50,$3 and $4. but
not mm of thcm ovcr gave me mlisfuc'
lion. and on. though I am pom. I buy
thi- five dollar hat nowndnyt. Every
time I do it. though, I feel ugly. lit-mimic
I know that port of that $5 is taken out
of ow by tho government, and that I get
nothing In rrtum for it.
“Now. some of thesc glib fellows who
do the 'epouting‘ for the Republican
party say that this duty of 5’: per cent.
on hats oca nut alfcct prices :it oil. The
furvigucr pays the duty, they say."
"Well. isn‘t it true. Billy
“Wm-ii, is it‘: .lu intelligent man like
you ought to be ashamed to (Bk such a
question as that. Don't you know that
the Engiishumn buys his hats far cheap:
or limit the American buys his. Why.
over in England anybody can wear a
maid but. but in this mumry tho price
of a good but is a large slice out of th-»
arc-mgr» young man's wcekl ' wages. And
it is all because of that tari tax."
”Ilut how about the men who work
on the American hats, Billy? Du yru
wish to wcor a but that has born in pic
by pauper lnlsirersl"
"Stall and Housman! There isn't any—
thing ill [but question. (live to thc lint
umnutm'iurcrs what they need to pill
iiitutiwirham free of duty. gut rid of
the Illuill'lllllm‘l which have been built
up under the turilf, and I'll risk lili‘
lawn-re. Don't been silly xvi to think
that llll‘ duty that you luv crcry timi-
you buy a but is diviicd among the
liihnn-rri who made it and that it repres-
srnte llll‘tlllrvl’t‘flt‘l‘ between the wages in
this country and England. lly the time
the dull” on things that go into the
uisiuufiivluro of tin-nu lixibi have bwn
(taken out and the manufacturer has got
his show of the "protection," there‘s
‘miglity Iittlc‘ loft for the workingmnn.
"Iii-n Democrat. Jack. if you want
chimp huts. and don't be surreal by that
bugniunof 'pnupcr labor] "MNow York
Tum-x.
(‘Al‘fiTlt' f'RlTlf‘ISlfi.
The Ntausfonl Adv-attain Writes up "In
mid f‘cllowa‘ Labor Day list-ruin.-
Tiiizrirzxrisrzi. was unfortllunloqwr
hope we should any fllfltlflflft‘~—lfl not
linviuga wporter on the Odd I-‘ollowu'
Labor Day i-xcuminn to Now Inudon.
i'Ii-i-lvntly tlu- Stamford Advocate had a
worthy l‘l‘pf‘r‘rwfllflllhtuu board. an that
paper glfl'tt u column account of the
«Info yviliia and 'lll‘mufl‘fl. From all rc-
port» then- ia a vast amount of truth in
what ’l‘liiv Advocatc says. [airticularly of
ilii-iVin of Inwrenrn. which it tll‘lllfl'
notes as it flow-guilty: craft. lt iii-mus as
if the WI which tlwlhld Follow-i paid
the iiwnom of the simmer. should have
accorded them better treatinent. as a
mom mactable or unholy excursion
new mile-l on Long island Sound. We
Hmtll‘ some caustic criticisms from The
Advocaln's article:
" " l " While Manama-aim can-
not ha moshleml an sltramlwr enjoy
able event. the circumstances which pru-
rental such a mummtiou are in no
war lilamable to the committee who had
it in charge. The Odd Fellows did orgy-
thlng in their power tomato the p
copyable. Thelr portal the comm
was fully carried out. The PM and
aecommmlatlom of the boat one into—
mm! tollio committee: the atom
impact-d upon the lo: the railroad
authoritim gave aura lbitimol disre-
gard for the conveniencesndconifortof
lta Imus snob-aw uotsooabofor-
”to. to collect a incoherence
mat may really caloyed the
fipaadélrclaret ttheyneverpaavula
l .
r * y. The cum of the heat
steamer had mnmodatlms for 3.000
me. There were chain» and camp
for 000. than of those
even were bytlie thieving death
bands and sold to the .
twentrllveomtsspieoe.
the Republican State convention in New
Haven yesterday:
The representatives of the Republican
pan of Connecticut in convention no
mangled heartily endorse the principles
of the party no set forth in the national
platform adopted at. Minneapolis, June,
1892,3nd exemplified in the able.patriotic.
and tboroughl American administration
of President. jamin Harrison. We
believe in the principles of protection to
American industrleannd American labor.
The Democratic party has declared in its
national platform that pnrtection is both
unconstitutional and a fraud.
The Republican party maintains, as it
ever has done, with Washington. Adams.
Jefferson. Madison, Monroe and Jackson.
that protection is constitutional, wiiolc<
some and necessary to the welfare and
pros rity of tho people and initials-usable
to t o pow“ and independence of the
nation.
Upon the issue thus joined we confi‘
ilently invite the verdict of the \oters of
Connecticut. We assert that the indus-
tries of this share are not over-protected
and that any material minction in the
protection now affordcd would result
disastrously to our manufacturers and
workingrncn, their interests bring mutual
and irmpumhie.
We earnestly protest, therefore, against
any disturbance of the (established mic
of protection to which all business relo-
t' m-i have adjusted Iiemsclves and worn
o citizens ngnins thi- ado ition of a
po 'cy tlll’t‘:\li"nlfil by the himmrratic
party which \voold rcvolutionizu our in-
dustrial activitiis. reduce wages, un-
settle values. destroy credit and paralyze
coterpriacs for yours to come. We be
lii-ve flint tobacco growers of tin-state.
n-gardlcos of former political affiliations.
Will refuse to encourage by their voice
the repeal of that low which has brought
to their labor a uwaouri-of pn-syaxrily
m-vvr before equalled. We invite their
corneal attention to the platform of tin-
Democratic party. which denounces that
law. and declares the protection enjoyed
under it by the tobacco growurs to be
unconstitutional and a fraud. We rec.
ognizc the truth that the general pros-
pvrity of tho wlioleizmd is css—mtioi to
the proiqa-rity of every part. and that a
fatal blow struck at the tobacco. cutivry.
but making ul’ anyone cstablisliui lll'
dusky. must react upon cvorv other
mtabliehal industry. I
We believe that the interests of the
laboring mcn of this country demand
that tho tariff upon the prmlut‘tions of
cheap foreign labor should be supilc-
mauled by stringent prohibition of the
importation of fonrign mupors, crimin-
als and contract laborers. and that. if
mammary. existing law—s mguialing ini-
iiiigrntion Should be so nmcndml my to
further protect the American wage earn-
er agmnet degrading competition with
imported cheap labor as well as tho iro-
duct of such labor. We- hold in the ‘1!)-
gunxc of I’neii'dcnt Harrison. "That
every dollar. paper or coin, issued or an»
(harmed by the gowrmno-m. should zit
all titties and in all its use-s bt' the cam-l
o-quivalent‘not only in dcbtpaying but
in purchasing power of any other dub
lain”~ We ticnuunmi the Delimcmtic pro-
paitiou to upon! the law enacted by n
b-publn‘nn con-ghee: which rcplnced tlxr
al'au'm of “wild cat" state bank notes bv
:imuud national banking system. “"02
believe in the right of every qualified
elector to not one free ballot, and to
how that ballot counted in" first. The
diafmuchiac-nwnt of a legal rlcctor in
otl‘cnco i.» too grave to be ignon-ul.
'I'licnltvrupt of tin! Ilcniocmtic party
of i'mmecticut to secure [Mirtlmn gain
through the disfmnchisenicnt of over l,-
200 legal voters in the election of 1590).
and the llt‘h‘fflllllillltlll of thitllcmocratic
fictllillt‘lnlllm'k all public businms and
than take advantage of the public “(Teri-
intlos in ordi-r to force com il'iancc With
their illogmlmhemc,slioult rccciwcm'
pli tic pipuhir mndcmuatiun.
Tlii- thanks of cvcry patriotic viii/mu
arc doc to the Republican cxi-i'utivv
iillii‘crs nml fllt‘mllt‘l’li of thc fit’llilll‘ and
boom» of repri-Si-nlntivivs who so muddy
and filli'l'l‘nliflilly moon-d this n‘volutiun-
my attempt.
We hollow in triniutainin ' the )lflfl of
low!) rcpmwntation which or fill yi-ura
has acrvcd (fortncclicut so wvll. Its m-
tomplc-l overthrow by the Ih'nun'rntic
party would mudt in tho practical dis-
fninchiwmmt of the country towns and
prove detrimental to the best interests of
tho whiiii' alum.
“’vcomnicudto the outline of our
fellow i-itiznna tho ticket for otnteolliccm
this day nimiilmtnl. \l'o believi- that
the public lull-mini tony bciinfely Invited
to tlwir hands and that their ndmiuintm-
lion will he horn-at. impartial and patrb
otlc, ‘
A- ubarrvatlaa Whoa].
W. ll. Wticlitcr. of Brinkley. Ark" he»
an syndication liefore the Committee on
Way» and hit-amt of the World‘a Fair for
«instructing a monster observation
wlwcl. Ilc prop” lo whirl mph: 2‘20
(not high in "ringing tasketa and than
revolve between two steel trim-ed towers.
lid fi-ct fmm the warm]. TI'enty-clght
ugdmlstcrrd liaokcta. swinging on two
pirate, will accommodate eight muons
each, and a round trip will be made
every fifteen minutes. While on route
the rldmaretobe supplied with overs
alum. Tliereisto be a spoke in the
wheel for every state in the Union. The
motive W. is lobe electricity. and the
retire coin of the plant, ”WOO. Dir.
aloe. and has offered the exposition man-
agement a big percentage of the militia.
lie has calculated that the 100,000 pound
wheel will withstand a wind amen of 84,
the sum loch.
land as more ofa
lurnrytbaii his now. Some anthem
aim-WWW.
calm In em
crawl-i" Island,
whirl them down again. The wheel will
Wacbter thinks he will get the conces- .
. (20!. MBIA Me Ill
- A A . ”‘3'.”
with .A
' I22 Fairflelcl Ave.,
i
'J. i. fllllt'lfm,
nuns AND THERE.
Important News of the Cnnunty and state
chronicled In Ll Conilenaod Form.
The people’s conunitlco on tho celebm.
tion of Stamford's 250th anniversary has
:iubniittcd it plain for that event and sub
committees have been chosen to push
the work. The date is fixed as October
19, when there will be a big parade.
public excursions and fireworks in the
evening.
Kate J. Spruguclhns brought suit
against the New York and New England
road to recover $6M») damages, consul
by the death of liiilx-rz J. Spencer, 3
lirakemiin on tin~ owl, who was killz-d
by the collision of two freight trains zit
llaivlityvillc, September ‘Jl. Hill.
A l'oafal (‘isril Containing 3,500 “'oriln.
C. F. Tollcs & (70., of Ansouizi, offered
to give :1 HMO. suit of clothing to the
school My who would write the gn-zzti-st
number of words upon a largo six «I pita"
mt car-i. The tin-t card of the furry rc—
ceivcd contained 5'30 \an'ilri and they onu-
tinui-ii tulucrcnse in number until om-
wns received which contained 5.51M liltil
that proud to iw lili‘ winning card. The
Word; u‘r't‘e putnn with a loud pom-H :tflIl
are not illw'urllzlltltr to tho mikml eye.
showing simply a wavy lim- llVl'r the
Card. With tho hill of .1 strong glans [llt'
words are found t-i be all distinct. The»
neural coin‘wtitnr mu» inmlwst itfiil
clainicd but 4.2!!“ words, but a count
with tho gin» shows that ho mail» :1 mi:-
lnkcas then- won? nearly JJML The
words used ai.t' "bully of two letters,
many living a rcpelition of a Word uwr
and nh‘r. In ouch lllntitflt‘t‘ the lirnnt
work “15 done with n pencil.
Protection for Cholera.
.\ well suppliml tablc is a barrier diffi-
cult fur cholera or any other illfit'aa't‘ to
ovcrcmno. .‘tmcrimn prolcctinn kcepv
the worknuin's table Well supplied. In
various parts of fivrmany the authorities.
realizing “in effect of hunger illlll llk‘ltll'
ity in spreading cholera, haw opunml
soup Ilium-4 tn fowl illt' pipulziml :iwl
slrciigtlxcn tiwm :i.-‘:iin~t Ill" plague.
llf‘rt‘ the .\mi~xii-;iu iv whinginun nerds
nosuup Ilhllit‘. lie is enabled by zilli-
cquate wnizm to retain his self nap-ct
.
his imlciwtulonw and his imiilii.
Strikers wllh l'isrnlyalo.
William Yogic! was strikm with
[mmiyeisthismorning Him"! 9 o’clock.
\vliilcat lllx work at a kettle in Adams
ilrnthrrs' lint factory. .\ carriage was
prm‘uml and Iic was conveyed to his
homo. cornm- nf Hay and Franklin
strwis. Dr. lhulmnonn was summoned.
but ii in doubtful if Mr. Yogler recovers,
nations on old man. Only last weck
lll‘ fell down a flight of stairs, injuring
liiinsclf quit.- badly.
’lf ii New York niilliotinin- give-s :1 din-
ner at 5th -'l\'l‘llllt‘ mid L’lllhalrwt. costing
$700.00. which gives Ill people dvupepzia.
and thew pm do spend $1,456th ih cloc-
him‘ bills and tinnllv have to pay $5.09
each fort ‘uctiis Blood t‘uro to curb tlicm.
what would be the saving [x'l’ cupita if
the dinner should not be given, them
being ti? woman at the (fibril?
Inquire iit l'lniatcd'ii drug store where
you may have the pmhlcm aolvod and
get information alniiittfactuii liloml (,‘urc.
Taylor at Golden.
ReaIEstateandlnsurance.
“Aflllllfli'fllfi liI'IIIZIZT.
Peri-om looking foralntmr lion-n and lot.
with tho View 0 purvhnoitig. an- invited to
call and Hartline our list. “n how thorn for
role in every part of thc city at remmnblc
brivm and omaov terms. .0:le
WANTED.
\"ANTEH Trimmer» and curleru at the
Ambler it Perry list ('o.. Ila-it Somali.
.. .,.~ a.. 2...- ....-.-.
‘ ANTHflmAmimya-fent munnnitu art a;
am» for two ihlldrcu and MI in
lummork. Address lock lion ll. Norwallé.
and
T0 lill'l‘.
r unlit: n _ . .
1‘ Noel gmmur mum lnqlllfl‘ “Thumb
Dar street. Root or. inquire of M. if.
rats. firm-er. or Jam M. Lanna. us a
pa.~t&....;‘.;iii;‘.il lagoon... iii;
ii.
COTTAGE of 7 «on: at No. to la’oalwanl
avenue. Apply toll. A. Woodward.
xiv ham 1 i.."..;;;""' to. 5 room“ a
.llm'mmrvi'rtnmw ...':.. .e
II II
to. its me. 303m... no. Raymund
III
a
' ' rots sane.
yurrsu our at balm evrry blade hand
. forged warrfilad. South florw l
Hardware Co? Mugs.“ all mu. salt. k
”Filbwfiii‘ “in; la EWMHF‘MT‘:
is t mus. «mi ionsl will!“
combluatlim lock. Price .1). mutual?
“balm. \ sit
be mid cheap.
to flamed mm s .
math. use. $l‘ll"
263m barrister: learn“ old. ABET»
h. Valenti in
3mm. ww'mwg'w“
nose.
bridge. ninth
‘Ws‘isssecs. *
A l.——(.
go“... “wmjfiafig _
.k. A
returns ”‘5‘” “dial"
THE NEW BUSINESSwEfllLEflE,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departmenta~Buaineon Telegrnpliy, Stenography and Typewriting.
.3th of inferential furnlnlmd.
Call or writo for circular.
PRINOIPAL
jyfi 3m
_gnlrrf.riumml.v. i
MUSIC ’ HALL."
THURSDAY EVE'G SEPT.8
Jl'h'T USE NIUIIT.
ticorgc Thatcher’s and Henry J. Savcr‘a
Bicycle Comedy.
BUPlll’S
CHARIUI.
introducing a bii'yrle- race with oil the rraiiem
of an outdoor event.
Nothing broad but the smileu.
Nothing loud but the laughs.
Reserved seats lion" on sole of Hoyt's and
Gregory‘s drill: flares. all
snow, SEPT. i n‘
(‘npyrmllh .x~;.,. .
E. Houseworth.
llur Srvcr‘lalivf on flit 9 “whom WE RECOM—
.\ll-i.\'i) lbs ”SHORT E BEST. will be with
ll‘- Inn“ it a. m. tot-.3) p. m. on above date, and
will maki- no rhurgc to rxzunino cyan
_\Il clown. cunrantml. with prices to 5qu
iii» illllt‘i. lli~ way or titlinz the cycle as
lllllt'l‘t'flf from others as the day and night.
H. S. ROOD.
~.i .\l.\l.\' >11. sm‘Tii x-iztxmin. 1“ 13:3.
Man.
in BOLLEBTDR’S llllTlllE. ‘
'UYICE is hen-by given to all wrsons liable
to on) taxes to the Town 0 Norwnik. in
fllr‘ l'uuuty of Fairfield, and Stair of ('i-nnccti-
«m, on the ruin-3min! iii-t of Iml, that I will
rum-t them to rrnriw said taxes at the follow-
ing tinnm and places, (0 wit:
.\l tlw *llll‘l‘ of lianfonl .e tblmrn, East Nur-
imli. .iozvn rim-m. on Tuesday. August Jill
mu, fruit] in u‘i-lm-k, forenoon. until I...
«fl-lock. afternoon.
.-\l lllr‘ stunt HE .7. f’ liftnlllt’. Winnipnnk.
'l‘urwlny. .‘ilgllhl Ll-Ilii. HE. from 3o'clock until
till n'rlm'k. nflcrnmvn.
A: thi- ~luh‘ nf Aloliouzo Dibble. at South
Five )Iilo- Iiivt-r. on Tuesday. September IZElIl
me. from 5:2!) o'clock, uni-moon. until ll
u'rlis-k, Honing.
Al llu‘ Irilli'e Itf llw Tux l'ullct'lnl‘, No. I Mll-
sonic Building. in the “march of Snrwalk. in
shill Town of .\'nrwuik.mi “Macaulay. August
Jim. mu. from it ir't‘ltn'k. foretinon. until 3
o'clock. nftrriimui.autl from 1' o'clock until 8
o‘rlocl. in IIIt' «veiling.
Mr. F. ('nlcbnrn. of 1. Spencer 1: 00..
Main affect, and Jacob 3f. luiylonnltl‘Yaeblng‘
ton ntrctst, South Norwnlk. are authorized to
rrcr-lvc taxes for "W and nigh receipts.
Uri nil lauw which shall remain unpaid Aff'l'
llu‘ In! day or Uflulwr, 1m. interest at the rate
“I liltw lmr m-n’. will Ih'f‘llflhlfll from the but
do. of Hivptvuihi-r, Mar. until the name abnll lio
wold.
coconut: it. ST JOHN.
rollwtnr in and for mid Town of Norwalk. on
fll" ll»! of ltiill.
llaml at Nurwallt. l’unn., August 8th. us:
anliitf
.a
“run: or rm: liiuim or Sum-runs.
nor-m Nouwaui. (ninth. Aw. 2n. tune.
rivaled It!" nun-hi will br' Maine! at this
omn- not i .\ nrulny. tic-plumber II. at 4 o'clock
p. in . for grading that portion of tireuory'a
ljmnt mnd extending from l-Saat avcnuu to
l- iitli avi-nuv. Plans and “motivations can be
awn and all informationobtained at this olllco
on and after Monday. Nptamtn-r 5. MB.
Tun wlm'llmin rim-rye tliisrlulit to re not any
or all billa. or to lat-cr- if any that in flit r [:th-
nwnt will I... for the amt mum-eta of the own
of Ivoriiaiit. Honda Mllwfaclory to the wirel-
ino-n in amount will lw minimal of than to
whom the contract may he awanb-rl.
ilsl'ytll W. HAYMUNIM Selectmen
'l‘.\l..\l.\lml’; MAKER '-
. . , on It!
mm at. barman. lTownof minor
It W
26th Annual
CLAM BAKE
l‘mlcr tlw annplcrs of the
Fat Men’s Association.
‘1’ will)! rot".
THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, '92
llakr wlllbr o had at 2:!) nharp. 'l‘ kale
ll tied r l fw‘lllch will cl 8n . ..
"I: It“. . au'lilflnod of J. Ermptrflli‘l‘n:
l’tilnl.
Hiram" Jmlo It. will learn tkmth Romain
at ma. m. and limo. m. Rotor-tn leave the
Point-tr adult III. .
with alltnlns. p. (‘arralls "33'3"
'* semantic.»
1'0 LBAllS Till!
.. 8. T. Taylor System
”or ,
Dressmaking.
. .iu- «rte-luau tow a total
33521.3.4. l3; runlculsn calll'iia on:
ma
“ITS. do ‘As DBOKBI'.
ti bastard Place. tic. llarwall.
. : H. T.T lotufllllroad It!
Mfrrrnvr ar ward” .
mm ' Dunninila
“out our;
H‘mrsulwmlalukimmL‘L
, I. ‘3“ Micro-ta.
‘3!
llilTlilE Til contractors. '7 “
Norwalk Chronicler