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Mama’s Export Trade In Hate.
I 6:1!le
” winner wrlhfilr [:1
“lim’l’v‘n‘ -,
.— .... ...— ..
immthe Parliamentary returns. which show that the
l" “10'. ll Ulfll’l'
ove e exports ofm
his voice 8! £47,618, 011mm ”1‘11” ‘l‘oil 11.18131811ng ”88"”
dt'alhche‘ht of the quantities and values of the various kinds of
hati‘bx‘pOrtcd from Great Britain to the United States during the
years 1890 110d 1891.
11‘
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London Hatter! Gazette of September lot, are statis- ”“
e4, wAeHihorou
our. EVENING sawmill.
JAMES 901.1)“. Editor sud
W W“
51 .IMTh Jmm’lmt
”0””. lwum‘h
monomeric-annulus» b- stucco!-
lyooldsruudfrusipurtlycloudylc M
hly followed by rain sud dun high
winds near the coast line. m it
permissstobsgsnsrsllyfuir.withuo decided
sensibly
7
mu ~ , . '13». 1301. ,
’1” “ “ ”i... vnm‘ Dos. scorn sooner.
, rel n.1- ..... 11,102 mom 21,512
sou- nu. .. ............... .. 10,995 , » our 7,574 m 11.. "mum" "9, “mt
%mmWw.' 1.112 ow: . 1.1-9 Eli-WMN" W“, W“
From the above table it will be seen thst' In the importation
1 ' ofhmintothis country during the year 1891, there was ade-
"”2;.",.‘ " ‘ min value of £21,,582 or In our currency/8107, 910. This
11 care 18 very P8013?” saving to the domestic manufacturere may be placed to the
3W in. the selection of “:1? the McKinley bill, whichhasdonesomuoh for the pro-
,o American workingmemand in this case turned the
those m which find a gremlpgtof $107, 910 into their pockets. The average value of
P130! 89.0!) “19 loll“ “lb”- mmmported' In 1891 was about 86.50 .per dozen, asagainst
881 direprcceding year, and about 311. 00' In 1889. This shows a
’00“)th list includes a mtmductioninprice. Ilis significant of the variation
1»! «amide which if 11111111111111 of British exports to Germany to 11111 that while in
not cnbflynmdlspcnsable, are 1887 they sent 31,885 dozens, of the value of £31,949, they last
at hi mil? ‘ h 1 your seat only 27,306 dozens, but they were valued at £39, 517.
y 8 1. The following table will beof intereetas showmg the rela
Wetter-e 311ng amost corn- tire business done in'English hats of all kinds, by some of the
countries into which large exportations are made:
’:l’
mm" ”fighmm’ and Y“ 1581 1888. 1880.. 1800. ism.
will lacE not 3 if you make times .. ............ Dos. races 108,230 117,793 11am .
' ' 1: some 02.11» 103.811 roses loo.
39“fiqfiel°?‘l?{l=f‘?°m 0'" 3‘?“ 1...... .............. no... 50,099 00.192 91.330 um ram
" - a 18,081 14,113 iasis 55,101 new
.2 .—,—,_,...—...—_ Argentine Republic... .Daz. 39.01» ‘ 31.171 tenor 81,003 out
2 W uses 59.191 91.992 11,112: 11,500
Gouuds ............... ...Dou. 135,701 182,710 135,158 185,811 148,818
3; We “13" have “n “Wm“! , Def iceooo 188.004 noses 111.015 142.885
“11108“er of Unitedfltsbrrl more com 9.333 «719 29300
y ' 2 error «.145 coon semi now
From the above we find that the trade with France has in.
Fancy GOOdS “speedily. about 25.000dozens, and also that with Japan shows
—— an increase of about 19, 000 dozens, although in 1890 the Japan
trade dropped from 91, 336 dozens in 1889 to 54, 352 dozens. The
imports of the Argentine Republic show a loss to Great Britain
of. almost seventy-five per cent. The Canadian trade has morass
ed while the United States imports are materially lessened.—
American Hatter.
I8 if It" IITIIEI STEEI’ 9
Woolsnsuit, MW" ... 85prrct.
I a".
l. l. ”listed
on. How much 1:11;; 1111111111 o. stove
maker get on this reduction?
I flanking .- .58 u Andsoon.
Dru gngt- $.81?!“ .1. ,. ;:': 3?, .. Bernese of the present tariff the prices
Tin dinner il " " 55 ” of manufactumourc what they [minds .
43 Victim St. So. liomali. wags-1E- .. -' ...129 :1 11. 1...... ”new... ...... .17.
W ‘: :2 ... g :: cdnnlllons sud wugus changed so that
.. u 37 1. goodscsn bounds in foreign countries
2 x .. g 3 and sold here u thcrrductims”1'srifl
" ,Bofwmcr'uodhis party wontroprenil?
:2 i: - Ag 3 If the cut begins it mustgo to the end,
.. g; u .. and include I" branches of industry.
2; --,‘g :: Irmmuammmu
u U 1. H m '0 ”I0 foreign W, U
3 g :2 "Tariff Reformer” tnd tlreDsmocrstic
u . 35 u party gem determined to have them.
I: -- 2: 22 mwmuuusmulnunm. if
u .1: 53 -- fur hols could be imported late this
" .:.d§ “ Miodsy,isu’titfulrtoprcsumelhst
:: -:: ': Amsricuuhststoiludsmsrlot would
u .. 'Z'ym u have to be reduced on equal or me
W 0‘ ‘31 '“W- groutsr amount?
Tm Mina—”A" Them are facts gal motions for
Insulin" bus appeared forerversl
wuuuwlnmmm
elf-sawmills. 'l'bssrgumsutinlsud-
udlsshst worllngmcu are psyins the
udvuncedpsrceutupquotsdouthovurl—
omndclcsbccsuseofthslexinlsytur-
1r;"'miiirmur follsdto include
tkst m'biduiu fbr hsuonwhlchthrreisu
workingmsulocollddrr.
ltisfortbcrntosuywhethrrthemlicy
nowin operation for the protrctiosiof
Amsricun indutrirs 3.10 prevsiimrto
give place to the wild scbsrrrss cfths
Democratic party whichuroiuvolvsdlu
itsplotlormdcclsring thut sll ourpro-
tectodindustrlsssrc bring opsntcduu.
coustllutsouslly,ucd that tholicxlnley
K@W11lwll 35.11.,"
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WEI V‘IL mun Ml? $1.21“; the l!"- «de prsuuuwwss
"Howard-sunspot,” Principal
“mu-owls.
Mom-I toslrtliss mwfifi-MW. which we . .
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M. .wnmumuw. mwmfiwhl
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llwootsusuihsrslo
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fluently“ our Min-MI besulifullyftulsdcukp, mm
mum-slim mourns hummhstfmdsmn
MAPLE - SYRUP ,
Installs. swiccllr run. low Illa-I-
“87"“. “
Mwouldofllur'sthr
- mituttlstpricd
w-tbs 11"th loch
2110““me is: “desirous-Inseam.
‘l‘bsbsuulifslfllsg lodge w. su-
hetsdbyhhslpd'oflauudhsvldssss
would hnduwdlillr still-“huh. fish-worsen”
sissy-inasmuch Minors-u.
.A-wiws mmhoulsrlshuduuvsr
m. “floss-slur
day‘s-ghouls also. 3.111..-
Bundsy with J. P. Francis, High guns.
I .
~11 you soc looking for wedding prev
onto go to H. 8. Reed's, 15 So. lisin st.
1
Its. E. Turners, of lambs“ street. fl
visiting relatives in New York city and
Brooklyn.
Tbebost Gums Cock is at Wilson
Point with s cargo of coal for Raymond
Brothers.
—Good for the eym~People's market,
13 North Idsin street.
Mi- Iiuclla I. Lune, of South Main
street. has been viitlug friends in New
Burr-n and vicinity. .
Rev. D. I. Seward emulated at the
Norwulk Congregational church. yester—
day, preaching two exccllruf sermons.
The monthly meeting of the odicisl
board of lthirst ll. E. church willbe
held in the lecture room this evening.
~You can buy the choicmt culsof
roosting beef for 19c a pound at llayes'
market.
Ir. and In; Arthur Patrick and
cfildrqr, of WM have been visit—
ing Ir. uud'lru. C. If. Lawrence, Lowe
strum
James H Hell, of South Norwnlk, has
acceptedupouiuonius illuminate”.
Es was formerly employed in the Birm—
ingham 'l'rumcript composing mm.
Theodlcrrusud members olvtbs Bo-
pubiicunmurchiug clubs are ssqusutcd
musrctsthesdqusnsust illitomigbt.
lmportsntbusine-htobetransscted.
~Eleyant display of Royal Worstcr
and French Bisque goods at 8.8. Rood'u,
15 South Horn street.
Seine miscrrsouwrc the Rrpublloun
banner in Springwood last night from
the top to the honour. It is thought to
have broadenewithusticbor a sharp
book.
Howard ll. Knapp, formerly of South
Korwulk, presided at the Republican
rully in Brldcrport lust Thursday night,
which was sddrcsscd by Thomas B.
Reed, of Ilsiuc.
Th5 morning the diuctors of the Con-
solldstcd road started on their annual in-
upectlouofthenioduod its branches. 11
iscapoctsd‘tbut they will take folly u
sock todo the work.
~(Iomscurly and avoid the rush st
tbcPeople'smarkrt,“ lio. lulu street.
11.x.u-uu.érimlpm,n. v .11
psrintsndrnt of the Sunday school coo-
nscud wioluio church of which Rev
Unbsrtfillruwuis pastor, spent Bun-
dsy withll. 8. Brown. llaviloud strut.
Fred Lockwood, the on.» conductor
on the Connlidstod railroad, died of
spoplesy while on his trsiu,8slurdsy
morningnooriltumiord. He had been
in the employ of the company over this»
ty yours. 2 ......”
inYoursnbuy idlinofflotscr
mawmmnrma W,
m ' Jillian,
Ibslsvihihtlssh'sfmrm
minim-Incl mono, or the
th bosom
hisbouslssslylucrsuslhgpurishdsdlssto
rsuignlhs p. it is rumored
that hisuuccr-cv will he Profsuorlisrt.
of Trinity college, llsrticrd.
u ., u
m T.flfr,dl.,b me ill a
hubs-Is. risk-smallhotrevmsnd
itisfsursd itnuydsveloplstcvphcld.
«Plasma-insurer“ plat»
dmuflnbod’midlo. lulu st.
magnetron-1111111111....
it Woodwind svsous. last no“
sflwudlus-of about use year. its
wusheystw‘u‘uusduym beset
usodhsblhwhchudw-ymsudu 11s
worm-slowly.“ louver
swifomdthuudbiidrm. 'lbsfssmi
wllhbsldhfllstuhmsflsdsw’
newsroom roll-a1
12.11-1de
~Tsusulhsyilflpsrk sud”
tertiary-unmask:
;%
,‘rim 012;”;
A Dickcrman & 80
-STREET. SOUTH
_.,......,,. - .
Comptroller Btsubisst the 121.17....
motodsy. lists calling on his many
frisnds'smong south Norwalk fireman.
Round stock, We upoundJolnstcsk
‘1“99" pound, stfloyes‘ market.
:rmfii'lrm fi-leanym ”my. {H}.
mm En mined WM
. ' I
tsrnoouto-duy, o'tDrJ. W.Dsrmer‘s
ammo/>11 oz 3'
11111111111111.3311. list and the "llw‘
tob-lell be “bated to-mo-
rowbyB. 11.00% and prh Tum-
msoy. 'lheydoslrcsllcitisenstom
one. leycsnbcbsdst'l'uylord
Golden's and at the South NW8“
pmtolllcs. __________,
—You can buy better goods and more
oftbcm for the money at Hayes' market
than you can get at any Cheap John
place In town.
Saturday evening a new band was or-
ganised, compud of Iron Works em—
ployee. It will be known as the Com-
pressors' Bond. The following oficers
were elected: President. 0. A. Smith;
m"‘"!- E BIIIO‘I; tic-811m, H. M-
cr; bus-luau munugerJ. E. Slater: coma
mittee on getting instruments, ‘. Ieppat
and A Webster.
SOR'ALI NEWS.
A Drowsy Budget of Its-s Iro- the
mum-rue...
The Ladies' Guild of Grace church
will holdafair in the Attic-onion. No-
vember 13
Mice Marnie Ruff. of New Haven, spent
Sunday with llrs. George Swotr. of Rur-
bur avenue.
'8'. Harris. wileaud boy, of Somcrvillc.
N. 1]., are gushed Charles A. llsviland.
of Lincoln avenue.
The Keel" Guards have accepted invi-
muonswmkepartinthepsrsdesst
Daricu and Howey-inn.
Hr.audldrs.JsmcsE. Sargent,“
New Haven, spent Sunday so the guests
of blends on Union Park.
Thoma E..Gregory. the horse clipper,
has u notice in another column which
all horse owners should read.
llrs. Harvey S. Peck returned to her
home on River street, Saturday evening.
after .11 direction of several weeks visiting
her mother in New Haven.
The Sunday school and Y. P. S. C. E.
of the First Congregational church, No.»
walk. will hold I Colombian supper,
Wednesday cvrnirrg. November 9. in the
chaps-l of the church.
William Ainsley. of Imusrd street.
who has charge of a planing machine at
the Norwulk iron Works, is enduring
from injuries received by getting his
baud caught in the muchine.
The annual fair of St. Isry's church
will open on Thursday evening, Novem-
ber 17. at the Norwslk Open House. and
continue ten nights. John 1'. Rays
will edit the Nundinc, us usual.
llr. and In. W. 11. Palmer. of Brook—
lyn, spent Sunday with the luttrr's
mother llrs. Louie Brady. of Berkeley
elm They returned this nming, sc-
oornponiod by In. Brody. who will
spend the week with them.
0 1.. [luv-cu, of Wilton, accompanied
by the layer hrothers.of New York. sud
their famous string of pointers valued at
83,009 will leave for, Il-schusssts this
week (museum of hunting st oneof
lir. Russell’s favorite hunts.
(l. W. Bush, on old cigar maker. died
at hishomeon Franklin avenue yester-
dsy. Helios been in feeble health for
some time and under the core of the
Cisur lsksrs' Union. The luncrui will
be held from the residence of his sister,
In. Durham 17 Wow! street, lit-W
uitsrnsou at I o'clock.
ltWW‘“ r;‘[ ';.I 'rI.;.«
0o unsuuotof the Rosier (inside is-
.mwmmumowhr
butt-lion going sssruy. lsstThursduy.
li'us bsoudréidrtl lu llvllsthcmtotuk e
port in u short parade tomorrow over»
lug. Thcllowsylou buttery bus also
brcn invited. The llcrwslk mosaics
will march to Southllorwslhundmret
the bolt-lion us their hudqusrlcrsln the
old Conventional church.
WIMy-uxthsunusimcctlugofths
Cooscrtlcut Biol-Tracheal smocisticu
wlnhslwldutmfrilhy audits»
oral-yo! till-week. rumour.
our of the iutsnusdhte grads section
will holLli. Wighsmmfllorwslhssd
NORWALK. 00 N.
At 212. is“ , . At 25¢. lb. .
We hsvcthe most substantial line of Groceries tobe. found
" in this city. Our prices are low; but no cheap trash of second
hand goods. We study to give satisfaction to the average cus-
tumor, and do it.
CHAS E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER,
33 Wa‘ihlnston Street. South Noni/ark.
Aperishsoclsbls will he held Wed:
muddy miugsttboGrscechumbroc-
W
IhLulu flan. allow Haven, spent
Sunday with lit. sud Hrs. ll. E. l’cck,
“mmmW-W Ht"- “‘1‘ 5H ‘1’”. .
"WW 1111111111: whil'wlu‘inbm
toNsw Yorfioity,whsretbey will open
winger cstsblishment.
‘l‘id corrupted. Wyn Mg
"hisudlmmlllsmun‘ m 81
Isttmwsn, N. J., spent Sunday. with
Ifr‘. and III. John Sineucor, of Brides
avenue.
Rev. '1'. 1L Crowley, of Thomsston,
formerly of Norwalk, is in town visiting
Father Slocum at St. ldsry's parochial
residence.
John llorris, son of the lstevlfsrtin
Morris, who has been here settling up his
father's sstutc,hasleftfor his home in
Angola, Ind.
Moriott, wife of Henry Brewer. of
Fast avenue, died yesterday, aged sixty-
seven years. [The funeral will be held
to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, r
The Democratic Senatorial convention
for the twelfth district met in New
Canaan Friday and nominated E. H.
Smith, of Ridgefleld for senator.
Judge A. B. Woodward, of the Pro-
bate court. has appointed Mrs. Josephine
A. Roman: and Henry W. 11111111111111
joint administrator of Mr. Remeon's es-
tats. ___
Ofllcer Northrop arrested John Fair,
child for drunkenness, Saturday after.
com. He was tried before Justice
Coolidge this morning and fined fl and
costs.
Themcmbers of the ladies‘ Auxiliary
oftbeY.ll.C.A mutually":-
qnmtcd to be present at the regular
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon
stllo'clock. ____
The Daughters of the King of St.
Paul's church will celebrate their first
anniversary, at the parish roome,to-1nor-
row evening. An attractive programme
has been arranges].
Prof. L. R. June, the magician. assist-
ed bmef. Charla Merritt, willgivesu
entertanimenl in the parlors of the Y.
M. C. A. to-rnorrow evening. All young
men are invited to come.
Contractor William Sheldon commenc-
ed this morning laying the twelve-inch
water pipe on Main street. Yesterday
beputiulgateulCmsueet so as to
supply residents of the street with watered
while the pipe is being laid.
John McNamara, of Stereos street,
who is employed as s poll-her at the
Rorwulk lock factory. received a severe
cut over the eye lust Thursday, by a
dying particle from on emery wheel.
which burst while he was at work on it.
Friday afternoon “Steeple Churlic’
fsutcnai ssmull American flag near the
boss of the gilded cross onSt.Pctcr’s
church steeple in honor of Columbus
tiou that a dog has ever been thrown to
the bro-rue in Dunbury. -News
Theodore Brush, the carpenter. met
with a peculiar accident yesterday. His
borsswsutiod in irontof thsbouscsud
Mr. Brush went out to uni-itch him.
when the animal jumped back, catching
twisting it ed at the middle joint.
.hisdsigblcrdennie.wholefthomo
" Irllhsr flotbinksshslisuslopcd with
Lettersrcmslniug uncalled for at the
Norwulk post once for the week snarling
October 28, 1”, are Ir. B. Bennett. D.
K. Baker, Mr. R. A. Clason, bliss
Mamie Dunn, In. five Rolland, lirs.
Daniel P. Harrow. To obtain any of
tho above letters upplhunts mmt call for
advertised tellers.
Jarvis 1M411Lm, N. Y..
mlomwam. looking 1.
My “W ustrmibly to visit
friendsln Dsnbury learning that ills
hs'llo'ilf'liééil there; hi drill/id out to
Alonso Rcrkimsr, s book uncut whoa.
visited Brewsters recently.
Tinsouuul meeting of the sulckllcld-
srsoftile llsnbury sud Norwolk listi-
rusdcompuuywillbehsldinthepuwsu-
gumfllorwulkmu’l‘hursdunstd
o’clock. At thh meeting them will be
submitted for upprorul u Isms ot the
tbelisork, New Haven sud Hurt-
ford Rsilrosdcorspusyfer tbs term of
slurry-sleepers.“
{Illiiiv‘ 2‘. ‘
Day. [I wss probably the highest clcvs- 1*.
his owner's linger in the hitch rein and f
ruliroudundpropertyoftbecomyssyto bust
mm“ loi- souls-will uses lick-Moscow .1111 III-oh 1111mm
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GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
-——escunsn FOR GRADUA’M- AIL——
THE NEW BUSINESS liflllEllE
‘22 Pamela Ave" :Brlag'en é-emplm dwmw
dun.
Departures Balloon. Telegraphy, y and,n Typewritisg.
' Busted rcfsrsucssfsrnlsbed. caller armament. ‘ ..
1.. . f. - flit-mu.
‘ . f: n. ;.i 1. Gt I r. . 1 . ”a.
‘ sou-e.
ltskethlsructbod of thanking the friends Taylor & caldeni I
whose 1111on waisted 111. .1 111. time the n E In
house occupied by me on South street was eal 81mg an “smallce.
burned. and also thank the Rochester Benson
Insurance company for their ore-not Dsrlnsnt “amt“. ":m for-lotlm Music
1:; the insurance ole, my furniture, Ihroughcd “a csllundcxumin 1mm“. 0'" "Mimi:
sir agent, George ‘ckwuod. c in every partoftbc city at msonahl
In“, C. PAx'roII. prices and on can terms. can t!°
r t "- -~—————-——.——_A_.
—‘ WAN I’
”IE” ”Anffilmmfiwii—‘fi'
" diner-Mar!»
BROWIRAMI Sum-[Imam mm mm. 510:1. trauma”! (your lsdrldcslreu spool:
florists. wife of srvey l. Brewer. and dNesBo fl Bo” furnished.A
helm 338° ...-M "12* “m ‘ ' mm 1'
private, “'5 p. m. y. Ambtalxpcflenoedhook , "for.
. Norwslk may???”
Quinta, malls. ---- __
., T0 LET.
Music Hall, South llorwslk. _,,
once 5 Elm nod .
1.11. now. quAosn. I‘m fished or unfurnished'u «fiafll’
Conn Mrs. F. B Taylor, South Norwslk.
OWER pan of house consistl
L rooms. .1 131 South 11.111 mini" 111111131:
of Mrs. Wm. Mayhcw, 13 Scuthhfs instruct.“
at J. C. Wilson‘s factory. met
‘30! Nov] house No.12 Lowe strcs
quire of Edwin W ilcoo at Brown &" $111.:
cox' s store. lw
aSECONDN floor of Muslim 5'50st avenue.
18,9ka contending four rooms.
Elly water in. Rent 99. of Mrs.
lunqlrc
masB. Smith, on lhcprem
Muckler. Iron Works Foundry-f“ (lg-trick
Eli)" apart!!! wound wad;
4 it Corbett 1.17.38.12.11me s -
movements: hulls heated and 1 mod. n-
grim-m at the phloem of the Did We l Cigulr (70..
sshinngto lltf
HOUSES and building lots in South Norwulk
and East Norwalk for eul
A. Woodward. 80th Norwslg-Clnqnmo' L
IJOWER part of house, consisting of five
rooms and basement the 11
house) Henry street. Rust )iorwal kuntin ater
sldtl
in. apply.“ to John Knapp. 9 West
Wslcrst our. 5 rooms
"‘1“ house burn garden and avenue. ‘5':
m“! mom!» Bounce. 813. mod
[‘03 8&3.“
at cost. 7 .
ompuny 80‘“ Non-1km”
BAY Horde Gym
etc. Mrs. Jacob
Thursday Even’g, Oct. 27
NEW house 'l'uy.®li)r5 oven
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or II rrl.cr lantern. .: 96
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licensed calm is ‘ ‘
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