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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12 1894. “SPLENDID‘NOTHING” TARIFF.' Sara ap arilla .. ’ 1'
ADVII'I‘IBINB BATES—“Want," “To "I", ““1 "l“ ”Mm” ”“0“ “W ”"1“- ADMITTED "' "' N or wal k , COD n . "
lat.” and "ll‘or Sale" advertisements. not ex-
ceeding five lines, oueztliue. 250.: three times.
mun: times; 81.00. Hemline nttioee. 100. a
line. Marriage and death notices. we. etched-
nllof rates for displayed advertisements tur’
iii-lied on application.
IUBSOIII’TIUN IIATIBS~By mail. in ad-
vanoe. postage prepaid: One month. we; three
months. 81.26; six months. $3.50: one year. am.
Delivered by uewsboye. his a week. to be paid
to the carrier.
IIAIH'OFFICE—No. 116 Washington street.
South Norwalk: telephone call. 92-5. Branch
onlee. No. 48 Wall street. Norwalk: telephone
call. A2 4.
COMMUNICATIONS should in all cases bi
addressed to
» Ill EVENING HERTINIL.
scorn Nonwapn.00rln.
low York Herold Weather Forecast.
Asmall"cold wave“ in Ontario will move
southeast accompanied by local frosts in this
section. Today cooler. clear weather and light
southwesterly and westerly winds will pre-
vail. with local frosts. followed by a slight rise
of temperature. On Saturday. warmer. fair
weather and slight sou'herly winds will pre
veil. and on Sunday fair. warmer weather.
Thermometer Becord.
The loweetjpoint of the thermometer tor the
twenty~tonr hours ending at noon today was
it 3 above zero: highest. 67 3 .
Miniature Almanac Int To-morrovr
Sun Rises Sun Fete Highl‘ide Low Tide
It on at Full at. lilzilfi at 3:20
Do People Makc Fun of Boston?
The Boston Globe issued a circular to
a number of humorists wanting to know
why they made iliut famous city the
target of so many of their bad jokes. It
publishes in alate issue their replies.
various and several.
Mr. Philnndcr C. Johnson. the
“Shooting Stun" of the Washington
Star. said mildly, “A city that runs the
artistic gamut from Ralph Waldo Emor-
eon to John L. Sullivan. and with whose
inhabitants the proper pronunciation of
the letter ‘3‘ is a matter of intuition,
could not be otherwise than an object of
universal attention if it wished." Ho
also explains that the clement of sur-
prise is an important factor in humor.
Because Boston furnishes so many clo-
ments of surprise she attracts the notice
of even tho lliiWs‘papi-r jokcr.
Percival E. Benson, “Dcxtcr and Sin
istcr" of tho Detroit ’l‘ribunc, says that
“a certain tiugo of pi-duntry in tho Bos-
tonose character" startoil the thing. and
that the Boston just has sinco become
one of tho stuplc connnoditios of tho joko
market, liko tho mothcr-in‘lnw and tho
stovcpipo. Tho grniol E. W. IIowo of
the Atchison (Hobo is rather noncom-
mittul. but ho cxprosw-s liiinm-lf thus:
oer-tic Legislation» A fiurplus of Labor
Mustliceult In Lower “'ager-The Prices
of Farm Products Must Be Lower.
mum 1mm: xv. g
. “Articles:
that are in o
anywaydan-
geroua or of-
Iensive, also 0
patent medi- 8
°i
o
The advocates of the new tarill' bill
have made two claims in its behalf.
They have assorted thatit would great-
ly facilitate iniportations. and that this
would result in reducing the cost of
goods to the consumer. It docs not re-
quire a prophetic eye to discern that
their claims are the strongest indict-
ments that can be brought against the
“splendid nothing." Here is the logic
in the case: The greater tho importa-
tion. the less the demand for home prod-
ucts. The loss the doinand for goods pro-
duced at home, the smaller the amount
0000
c ines, noe-
t rum 3, and o
empirical preparations. whose 0
ingredients are concealed, will 8:
not be admitted to the Expo- 03
sition." 3
Ayer‘a Saran nrlllit was admitted he. or
chino it. Is a s unduni pluiribaccnilrai 0
preparation. and all that a iaiuily nn-iii—
“When a woman who has stoppod ovor- ,
night in iiiihlililCilllli‘h‘ wusl, Silt? is ilotcrv '
mincd to li'lll‘il us i-vorytliiin: wo haw ‘
neglcciod to learn. " ,
”Our Own Funny .‘liiin, " Harold Mc-
Grathofthofiyriu'usu Stunwriios. " los- 3
ton is too all lil‘t‘d classic, for (niothing. " .
“Our old i'ornor.” 'i‘hoiinis lii'rlllll‘ll‘
Chrystal of tho Now York Morning.
Journal. says that tho funny man of ilin‘
newspupors Jilws llosion luriiiiso tho
humorist, liko diuib. loves a shining;
mark. (‘biirlos W. Taylor. tho “In iii
Minor Koy" of tho (‘bicngo’l‘ribuiic,
deolnrcs that “(Null is lllllilii fun of ill“ !
oansc jealousy. like death, low» a billil- ‘
ing nuirk. Tho ri-murkublo similarity
between tho forms of oxprcssioii of the
two humorists is noticoublo in all funny
men's jokes, but wo never know it to
come out plain or” lili‘il' signiiiuri-s bo.
fore. Lampion of tho I’l'lrilll Fro” l’ri-ss
says he novcr makes fun of llosion. Hho
drips tho liil-ll‘: lnii'xiili', :iiill ho iiiol’i'ly
makes it India of ll. (‘. \‘i'. Foslcr of tho
New York \‘u'i'cltly says it i-i lit-cause
Boston is so old and lip
wants to lin-nv \Vlll'l't‘ lil l Mun iipo-,
liccman can lw loiiml who lililiilytl);
rise from o twin-input iiilllmi to ii brown-i
fashion l.
stone front. in six lllillliiln.
l
Tho Iron 'l‘rndc.
The Engineering and Mining Journal
rocordsndistinrt iinprovciiwnt iii tho
iron lllill‘lii‘l. ibiporh lroni ilio largo
iron Ciélliil'h show :i atrium tone, with
slightly liighcr prii-i-s. i'nti of this Tho
Journal thinks is thin in tho inch-using
volumo of iho llblllll i‘nll ll.llil'.
ltispni‘ily (Ming. ion, lougvnvrul ini~
prcsaion than. now iln~ iuriil’ is (lifilltmliti
of, them will lio n ul‘llltl‘lli waking up in
all lincs of niniiul‘m'luriniz buHiin'Hv.
The Journal doubts if this oxpw'iution
will be roiilizi-d. The slight looking up
of the tonic iii'irr ilio long dopiwuion
has lcd iron mcn luut‘liep at it. as an in»
dioution of gi-in-riil returning prospi-rity.
Iron forum-cs are starting up in lm'irc
numbers. Many inoro lll'il being over-
hauled and put into nliupo l'l'flily to go
into blast so soon as prices justify it.
This. in Tho Journal's judgmoiit, in tho
worst menace to thoinurkot. At present
the production of iron articles is about
equal to tho donnind. if production
should largely iiicrouso. out Would fall
the bottom from prices again. and the
former bad conditions would shortly
prevail.
Tho editor secs, iii nvovor, one reducin-
lng foaturo in the present dullness. It
is that the hard times have forced upon
all iron, coal and coho mon ecollimlitld
which iliry did not dream of practicing
before. Tho rcsult has been the produc-
tion of coal. coke, pig iron and manu-
factured iron at. less cost than was over
known previously in the history of iron
making.
. l‘l'lli'il ii common lt'Vi‘l.
‘ L’ll Ill'l' will in ii
Newsboys mated.
manufactured. The smaller the amount "in" “MIN W o
manufactured, the fewer workingmcn 0
required or the loss the aggregate paid A‘ "‘9 g
by manufacturers. wo R L D' S FA I R. o
The more workiugmen out of oniploy- ooooooooooooo O 0
meat the harder the times,
goods at home?
James S. Shannan, M. (".,
T weniy-iifth District. N ow York.
It is difficult to forecast the fnrrcacli-
ing effects of tho new turili law.
in tho past 18 months. Evcr since Don»
ocriitic control of tho sonuto as Well as
of tho house and tho (ixccutivo became
apparent the universal prosperity then
existing has given place to universal
disaster and distrcss such as no pi-n can
This was lurgi-ly duo to the
«inscribe.
thrcntcncd assault- upon American iii-
dnstrioet Now that we can soc tho ex-
tent of those attacks llllili‘l‘ the new law
we may at least hope that for the next
15 months distress and disaster will not
be so universal.
Under the new law it is painfully
evident that wages in many branches of
industry must be cut down from 10 to
.30 per cent. while in other branches the
trainers of tho bill have blundored into
fair protection. That this cutting down
process will be attended with wide
spread strikes is a matter of the most
serious apprehension. Strikes are disas-
trous though tho striking workmen am
in the right. They an| doubly disastrous
whon, as sometimes happens. tho work
inguinu is in tho wrong. 'l'ln-ro is
abundant ri-ns‘on for tho four that tho
strikes in ibocotion iind poltory iinlnw
tries \vill bo followod by still others.
'l'hi- iiiischicf of tho i‘i-diii'lioii in n
fow iiiiliistrii-s is tlint'wngos will go-
down in syiiipailiy in other bronchi-s of
labor.
For oxniiiplo if wages are highor in
onc industry thoso following :i lose nu
. lilillli‘l‘llithi culling Will oil'i-i‘ tiwir ei-rv-
icos at :i lowor mic, and so the I‘iilt‘fl
i'iidu-r illili‘l'llhllfl
of lbilll tho total \vugo i‘.ll’l|il|,‘.{h’ of our
pooplo l‘i‘lii'll about 3[odioo'lion‘ooil it
your.
root moans 2i lo»- of $2,ooo,ooo,oim 4m.
unully.
Taking into account tho l'i'iilli'llilllr
inoilo in tho lost in months and tho fun
ian reductions niniinfziriiiri-rs will bo
i‘illllIli'iii'li to mukn nndrr tho new bill,
low i‘SlllllTLI.‘ of tho rc
din'tion of waigo warning: suri-iol'ollow.
Such a l'i'liill’llllil would inlw nwiiy oiio
fifth of tho ron~nining powwr ot' oiii
iii-nplo, “'illlili iii'h'll‘il)’ Ulli' fifth of Hill
own niiirkois and ono-tit‘iooiitli of tho
innrkois of tlio World. Wc i‘llllilill i'Sil'
niiiio tho loss of our own markets lllliit‘r
this bill. it has opoiiI-il tho door to for
high iinportutions. Foreign good-z \vill
crowd out tlio Aiin-ricuii from our own
marlin-ts. We cannot M'o tho cud. but of
non thing we may l'i'hi assured—pros-
perity \vill roturn again only through
Republican success and liopiibliriin log
isliiiiou. Sliiil‘VH l'l. i’A\'\l-.‘..
Washington.
The pill-ct of tho (ilii'llillll-\Vli.\illi bill
.i-nnnoi. bo iiilli‘t‘WlM‘ llniii injurious to
all indiislrius in tho l'iiiioil Milli-a nii~
loss it be that of sugar roiining and
moi-it harmful to iill workinginoiimid
“'Hliii‘ll and iiicir llilllllii‘rl. 'I‘lio McKin-
ivy bill niiiiod to prob-vi all our llliiliH-
trips. including lb" ligfi'll'uilill‘dl lilll‘l'
unis, llllli all our laboring pu-oplo. it so
illll'l'iiii'ii iiiul guru ii. lii'W impetus to
lllillllll.li‘illl‘lllt:. iio-rmwi-d tho prolii~ of .
iipricullni'v :iiid uni/o employ mom in all
who «lo-hired ii iii flood \rumwa.
iiro roiniiiy “'ilh prospvrou». and lllw
pooplo m-norully wwro coiilonicil.
'l lii- iluriiiiin-Wilwn bill putt ill do
iilllli'l‘ilil pi'iip'iplmoi‘ ini'ill‘ l’or rownuo
only llri w'rll iin‘ ilio ii-iio principlmuf
proim'iion. lt throws- wido oprii tho
(loorsi‘or lop-inn conipoliiion in most
dirrciions, whilo it nirw prom-lion in
ii low l'iii'ori-il lllllli‘-li'lI“—'. and Will in;
crcuso and iiill~ii~ily nll iln- i'i’ilH of
class and monopolistic louolziiion. It
in ii sliiiinviul Hill'l‘l‘lliii'l‘ to trust! and ii
most shameful iiluimlonnii-nt of tho
rights and iiiiorosis of Hill country as
u \i'holo.
Win-n this bill comes into opt-ration.
our markets will be. iloodvd with for
high inudo uriich-s. and our mills llllii
fiu'torive will bo conippllml loclrminr
ri-diico their oiiipiii. ’l'ho cil‘cct will it“
disaster to many of our producers and .
great and illh‘iiilu injury to tho oiiii i‘:-.
The purchasing poworoi‘ tlicponpb- in“
be lni'gcly illlllllilhlli‘li iillll in thousands
of illHllllii‘l‘Hllt‘iilrilyt'li. Wo shall find
not low but llll‘i‘ii iiwii evoking i‘l'l'l‘)‘
job of work instead of twu julm sovigllll:
a workman. us was the cum llllill‘t‘ tho
McKinlry bill prior to tho incoming of
the present industry prmtruiing Donn»
cratio administration.
The rural districts are now overrun
with men trimming from place to place
seeking employment. This ovil will in-
crease. for how can we employ men to
and the
harder the times the less money is cir-
culated. Therefore what Will. it profit
the man out of work in this country if
England and Franco and Germany are
the more prosperous by reason of in-
creased crportations. even if as the re-
sult there is a decrease in the cost of
It. is
cortainly to bo hopod that some of its
disastrous results have been discomitcd
An :ivvrugo rt‘iiili iioii of ‘JH pcr,
o work formerly done here. but here-
aftcr to bo done in Europe? if thorn
shall be a greater agricultural product
by reason of men flocking to tho forms,
the market price will fall and tho furni-
er ho injured, while tho merchants and
workmen in tho largo towns will reap
no bcnolit. for thc purchasing power of
tho farmers will be destroyed.
Salt-s of goods and of all manufactur-
ed nriiclos will fall oil'. prices must go
down. and tho \vorkiiignian out of our
ploymcnt will be unublo to purchase. at
all. it will ho a cold day for this comp
try whcn tho prosidoni pcrmits this bill
to become a law, whilo trade in Europe
will pick up. Her mills and factories
will incrouso their production; her ships
will find :ii'tivo oniploymi-iit, bringing
hcr products to our shores. Forcign
primpocts uro bright indeed, whilo the
clouds of dospoudoncy are gradually but
suroly smiling lilmlii tho American
hcnrthstonc.
(iliiilllllfi W. RAY. M. i‘.,
Twoiityrsixilmilistrii-t, Now York.
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THi; (..lliCULAi'|Ocl (>L' WAGES.
loilmr I~ l'iliii~.ird I! I1i~i\.iii| Iiiiporin-rn
“'hu l'.ii‘.iilm| Inr hrnt‘rr.
'ldll‘ lllllllvil of l ~-
nruill ll» i7
ll‘lllil' is already
...‘.‘Il"ll it Thu
rn~li of liil'l‘ iii rs ins-curb lili'li' l'ori-iun
Hi, i‘ n) \\ ..
i‘ll‘il an ii illri' :il tlu- [.iw.
i-i' mix-wit lion host-lid illi'ri-il'V. Nonr-
l‘v itlii‘ilirriuni \i'oilli ol‘ l‘oi'v-iuii gambit
\vlilnlrnu n for l‘iiildllllilll‘lll iii li-ssthnii
:i “wk iiiu.ii.~ ll .- "lli‘ ol' iii-:irly iii“,—
Hi' UH“ “Milli h v oi .\nn l‘l\"lll goods
pi.iniii'.i<‘lnrml lil :\llli'll 'un llIlil~ by
' .-\iini'1«'.ili “Jilli‘i.ll'lll'l‘~ ii llli'.ili~ llliil
lili‘iil‘-T' l' llll“'l of lliill‘i' [ii iii $I~.HIN|.IHM
lll .'\lili'lli'illl boon «'bvl'iu‘t‘l
Kliiltl‘ ll‘-|:li ii-
wmzm ilJ.‘
6th
ed the greatest retail success in Norwallr.
has bien the best and largest in Norwalk
serve the buying public than ever before.
'ii
Domestic and linen Depi’s.
The few kinds we tell of here stand for a
dozen others. Spam rompe s us to mention
only a few;
Brown Shootings.
iirown Muslin. one yard wide. extra hoary,
'l \ 7 rd. .
‘ iin: y{inle- Brown Muslin. one yard wide.
re ular do I nulliy. my a yard.
' weniv- ve pieces Brown Mnelln. two and
one-fourth yards I ldc. lL’Myo a yard ‘
One thousand yardlsfiiirown ‘Canlon Manuel.
ll r 10m unlit ".7, c a yan .
re'fiii'3lllllllii’fll lik’til’fi extra heavy ill-l Blank-
ets. reunlar value. Sl.:‘5..7lb' a pair,
()ne bale (lomfortablee. tilX‘ oath. ‘
Fifty pier-rs extra heavy ail-linen (rush,
Worth lilc. at li‘qC a yaid.
Kitchen Department.
large decorated Glass Vases. 9c each.
Colored Glass Celery Holders. 9c each.
Four-quart Glass Preserve Dishes. lilo NM‘ll,
Ton. no: 0 Decorated Toilet Her: regular
rice. it'll), 5.10 a set.
D Hisrcll‘s ligand Rapids (‘arpet biweeper. Stile
earn. /
individual Slicer and (‘ronin urinal c u not.
(‘obait Blin- (‘ups and Saucers Silo a set.
i‘meliundrod-pii'i'e English l’rlnt Dinner
Sets. ai 55w a sei,
Corsets.
i-‘ifii-rn ill-n-ii.nl Hl/I‘ ; regular value. 7.11.,
in! route a poir.
Dry floods, Darpeis and Kitchen Furnishings
Saturday Morning Great Sale Begins.
OUR ANNIVERSARY
When the doors close tomorrow night. six years of business shall have been done in our store. Those six years mark.
Through good times and bad times our business has grown. and while the store
from the day the doors wore lirst thrown open, it is today in brtier condition to
Prices in Many Cases Cut in Two.
Dapas.
'l‘wcnty-fivo i‘onev Pupils. 2’.” inches long;
regular price. 81o. $7.03 each.
Carpets and Upholstery.
Hell wool ingrain Carpets.
quality. Ill c a yard.
liinssellsr regular price. tliic, at 45c a yard.
For this sale only-Lime Curtains. l'ole and
Trimmings, complete, M- a pair.
Notions anil Trimmings.
Hair Plns— roouliir price, six papers for 12¢.
mw all papers (or be.
Mae-yard picce Belting. regular price 7c
yard. 29c piece.
Busting (lotion. six spools for BC.
('lurk‘stx N. |‘. Crochet Cotton, all colors.
llve spools for 19c.
Drone woolenwhlte. bhwil and drab. ic
dozen.
llarning (‘oii m— nunlar pr i-e 7c. 3r ball.
Hay iiiini. he a bottle.
Box Wriiing Paper and Envelope-s. Hr
Furnishings.
Five hundred men wanted to give our Men's
Furnii hing Department atrial.
Fifty dozen men's Whitel'n aundi-ri-d Shirts
n-lnforcril back and trout. made of Fruit of
thel Loom muslin. :i‘ii cents each.
One case, men's tine Natural Wool Hose, ex-
tra quality, 24 c pair.
Nxty down men‘s extra heavy Gray l'nder-
tillll'l‘ and Drawers; regu ar urine 754:. Mo each.
'I‘Weiity live (lo/mu men‘ H Night r-liivlea
plain and fancy. 490 each.
Fifir lio'lrn Men's Tics. all style-A; ralueJiiv,
2&- each.
lloy.‘ ix’nee Pan‘s. 24v a. pair.
regular 50c
abut.
We consider it our pleasant duty to thank the people for their generous support. Their liberal pair: page proves be-
yond a doubt that honorable, bomst and straightforward business methods are appreciated.
Six Sewing Machines Given Away.
To all the more tittimzly express our gratitude, we propose giving away six valuable sewing machines, beg
day evening. Oct. 22. at 8:30 o’clock, and on each Slicer/(ailing Monday evening, ending Nov. 26.
small or large. is entitled to a chance on one of those Machines. Save your coupons. It is worth trying for.
Parties coming from Westport, Rowayton and Darien will have, at all times, their car-fare paid by us, both ways,
‘ inning Mon
livery purchase mad-s
Dress Goods.
bargains. . , we otter three great
r
midffiiiiilitii ii.i‘.‘:‘iié‘3‘;-’ir‘.i.“““ 3“" 5“"
Ten pieces Parisian ‘ - ‘
wide. 39““an hcviliies. 44 int hes
Hosiery and Underwear.
One case children‘s Wool Ribbed Hose t
94:3“); reguiiir value, We. llc pair, :3 pairzxi’b‘i'
S‘ri‘i'rll zfive dozen indies” ii
fleecwi View and Pants, 231' each.m3 Egyptian
hmiies' ilecrwi lined Vents and Pants. a
ring: rlor yarn renular for quality. :lic each. '
hlld:en s it later Merino, all sizes. l9c each.
Handkerchiefs.
Ladles‘ Plain Heinsiiirhed and Initial Hand.
ken-liters. Just think of it. 3 cents each.
Ladies‘ Linen initial Henistltt-hed, l2lv§ cents
each.
Men? large size. bemr-iitrhcd. 5 cents each.
Mon 3 aililnon homstiiched. worth 19 cents.
12%; cents each
hoyn' Hrnvy Wool Suitsj to it! years; regular
value. so. $3.1m eat-h.
Gloves. laces, lur Trimmings.
Tluwedrpaflineflscontain H) many choice
things that it is impossible to tell you all.
During tho- sale Special Prim-es will be the rule.
'l‘sndozen tine ipiulliy i'our- button ladies'
Kid (How‘s. all new. 7.]- a pair.
Further and Far iimtr. from 35c up to $4 93.
The BustonSiore,Dor.Main and Wall Sis.,NorwaIk.lelephone Da||,57-4
A Very Valuable Medicine.
There is no medicine so often needed in
or: ry homo and so admirably adapted to
liln- purposes for which it is intended. as
t‘imni'wrhiin‘u l’.iiu lhlni. Hardly a
work 'llh-ifii‘rl but some member of the
finnly lmrl cord of it. A toothache or
in uducbo may ln- cured by iii. A touch
of rheumatism ivr neuralgia quieted. The
son-re pain of ii burn or scald promptly
rcl ovrd nnd tinI sore boob-d in much ices
[imp ii...” whon im-dn'ino has in be sent
'lor. ;\ sprain may be promptly treated
ilw'orcvnil uninuiiim so!» in. a blob insures
fli'ilri‘ in about one third of the time
iovlin-iuim' rmpiin-d. (Hits and bruises
‘hlll nld H‘t‘i‘iVi‘ imiin dial» tri-uinn-nt be.
i't'l'illllt‘ swollen, which
‘lfillt‘ the parts
The Doctors
ion. film-o. H viii-no t. vid.. “it‘lllllL’iilll- ll i' .
liridurpori utilvr. will Ml'l'th' iii tlw
of Rat
('innlrred and [in .irpuriiteil by 5pm 1 ii All of it‘Kl‘ldlllrt‘, June I”. I‘d],
Comma TO SOUTH NORWALK.
1 Medicine
liomllniuitu-h for tho l'iiiied Stalin-x. i’liilndolphia, H... with supplementary ollli'ee ill “IL-t.
l'insnnrull. ".i.. ll... lit'rlt'l‘. .\. \ . ('uliinibur,
Ulllu. no. iii iiigi‘piiiiu ullil. 'l hm iii-i oi allllr and uwiiviuiml dm ml" and ~urgmliis (ruin the
CITY tDTEl. SOUTH NDSWMK. WEDNESDIlh. UCT lid. '94
AND OPEN ill-‘Fli'i‘l lax PARLUR." l AND 'J.
'l'liu I'll- .
wiihin im» my. Ican only be do: c whonl‘ain liaim is ki'pt
if this ('lll‘>i> ti'lllliith ~, ihi-ro l‘fl" lip ’ ill band. A sore throat may be cured be
but illll' i'wi'li Tc. 1 uncut-rs :iro (iv ifuro it becomes serious. A hune buck
li'l'lllllIi-ti l l ll..\l' lllii lil “Hill iilll‘ llii'H‘ Ift‘ilt'Vt'd lilltl N‘Ivflffll duyg “f vulufihlp
km“ HM” w“ “in" ”4"" mm“ W“ ‘1“ llillb' saved or a pain in the side or chest
“Ht ‘lmm'flm’ ml" Auwwlim “WWW” i‘ill't-il without paying a doctor's bill.
that mm‘nm“ “M“ “”1““ SIM)“ M l’iocuro ufiilcontbottle at our-.- and You
i’iillilli'ilt‘li to m-ll llll'll' labor in upon , . . .
' ‘ ' .. re i'vi. It I' ll' enh- bv l. (
i‘iilllill‘lllluii \viih llil‘ i'lii‘lllll‘i‘ labor of “1.“er K , ‘ '
Hiillson. diiiggist.
illlli'l‘ i'liilllll‘ii'N’. 'l‘ln'wm‘kci'siii tho cot-
ton mills of Now lb-di'ord. in tho flux
mills of Now York, in tho poitorion oi" 'i‘ a New York niilliomlil‘f‘ K‘VW “ "’
'i‘rrni'm. III ill“ shoe factories of ”W‘iivl’ulfilhtwoliul'Milletithetriwiu'osiuo
met, burn l‘lllt'l‘l'li thcir protest against “mum, iallii‘li ,uw- li' :n-oplr ilyrpcprl'
il reduction of wages that line boon l'orc- gm,” um... "m4. “pond ilxib'lMl in doc
”I “l""l ”W'“ i'." l""““"':”".“ i..,. bilm iii-I no ill; ildi‘v to pay $3M“
Winn i‘llll luv iloln' to ligliii n the bnr- l ‘ mb (””me "MUM lift‘ to cure ”M“
don? 'l'bo inniiiil'iii‘lnrrrs slmiliii “Hi 1’“ . » 1 l -ihn aavin iiil' ch .ibl
i-xlm-iml in llllV llllllli‘l‘M'flL'I't-l than lln-lr‘ “h“ M". “ " ' i i“ , i
' not hp glut", ii‘il
I'liriinii i‘iltllln'lllill'.‘ illlil in M‘H iliiiiriuli‘ dim'” """”"‘
winds :ii iii" li llll‘i boon being ”‘7 l"'"“”" m ’i“ “W“.
l the Ih'i‘rio nl' [Joint-ruiI-i' illill .I\ini-i'n-:in' illqllll‘i .ii l‘ww .‘ -» ii‘o, slow. «it '
ninniii’ui'liii- rs ililli Am. I'll',ll| \\ 'ilji’i'lll'll . «,u, no probmn- solved ‘5
orsinnsl lw piiiii~liml ill with r to 7" s
word lln- Now \‘oi h city lllllli'l'l‘l‘w ol
furl-inn ”Hull“. who tnrnml on! “'liilv
Mn‘ll digniil-«vi uiiiudoni‘ in tin ir puriolu
of lH‘J‘J to tho honor and glory of liro»
\‘rr. it in tho duty of oil iron and pit
lriotio Ainoricuiis to ororthrow this for.
oign domination (‘hm-k the solo of
Homo flii‘l'lgll goods. chock tho stoppage
of our mills. chock tho clicupvning of
our labor by buying Anwrioiui floods
whonovor and wlwrovor it is wasiblo to
do so. Lot tho pooplo ask only for
American products and insist upon get-
ting them.
i Am Your (i‘hfil‘IQI ”object to (troup‘:
Every motlwr should know that crollp‘ ’ . _
can be prevented. Tho ilnit symptom; ('Ui'm‘m’" ““ mm“ “""m' "i.” “mm
or true camp in boaracnrau. This is lol l'miiii'l" i“ U'llli‘NWMY- Thi‘W'Bl’m‘”?
luwi-d by a pump“- "mull ”mph "duet Siirnapunlla, and that ill .ny‘ers.
Chamberlain's Cough pump”. .. umw’lliislimmrtantelact was rectum/mint
freely M soon as the child inronw'ii'" “"I‘i‘i'fl Vii". “WWW" him. being
ht‘rflf‘rli‘. n, 0an “mgr u... rough rough the only bimid-pnviili-r u} untied to lii'
has devoloimldt will prevent tho- Minclfli. l’im‘i'ii "H "xiiii’im'h
25 and 50.0th bottles for sale by (i U. . 'I““ 0 ii ”‘0' I“ " “m. mm
‘ :Ifhain yer a it's 0 c. in em —
Stillson. ilriigirliit. "m“ ”mm”,
To remove the constipated habit. the "I would rather trust that mrdirlne
only safe treatment isa course of A3491”: than any doctor! know of." gays Mrs.
run. followed by a laxative diet Moot Hattie Mason, oi Cbllton,0arter Co.,no..
other cathartieedo more harm than good, in speaking of Chamberlain’s Colic. Choi-
thmfm leading: physician recommend era and Dlarrhoea Remedy. For gaie'y
Ayers Pills. especially as a family physio. . (3, c, Sillioon. drugght.
“illlll‘ lll'ii‘i".
'iilgi 1‘ ‘
.{...r,ip,i. . '~ .i'i'm it. n ii I”
[loin-liven Nowlml Ihirr.
l hiiporinb-mloni i‘biirios Aingo. of the
National ili'ii‘i‘LlVi' llnrcuii, lndiunuiolie.
Ind . announces that two or llll'm'
i‘iipullli' and trust worthy nion 1m- Ili‘l'iit‘ii
in this county to act as private iliiliclivvs
innlrr his instructions. l-prrrii'nco in
th- work in not norrenory to liill‘i't‘riii. lio-
cdue a large criiiiionl pnpvrniul will m-inl
it With full particulars. which will ex-
plain how you may enter tb» priIh-urion
; by addressing him at liidiunnpolis. Ind.
{WA LI. “'0!" \ lil'l' Till.
\“IIJ. ltl'I'ICI‘W". (libhsll'lfl‘ \Tl
'l he llilll‘i‘l of this Free Hun irr, l1 tha' tin)
may Immune rapidly Hl‘lllililnlt'ii “lib lllt' sit-ii
ninl Milli-toil. and toe-how Wliill wondrriul 9-mi-
overrun iil‘fll'illr‘Vlli win-n ill-l“ is 3 hr» min--
iiillyiinimnmrd Mllll sin-iiiliii'nl.) invited by
o-nwri Klii‘l’litlifill‘.
All that lM asked or one-bird in return for
lhln Free Service. is that om-b patient. when
(urrd. will l't‘i'lilllllli‘ll.l tin-w i'bysb'bins nnd
ll.i-l'l‘ r Mom of iri'lilllll‘lll lo 'linlr trim de.
The loiinrn foul alum-rd that tho grateful
i-ndoim-ini-iii of those pnl wins will gim illi‘lll
Mimi Inlwi Xlrlii‘lli'i'flil cow. and uniply re
pay for this gloat i‘Mli'lAllllll'li ot time and
illiillr}.
'l'lii-so pliynb'lunn wi-di iv Iiielllli’li} ninlrr.
siuod.t!.nl “lillo they ll‘r‘nl iili i ill‘illili' Ail-
Illmit‘ll‘ ire-ii i.i-i.i is min sun-unit m-ilitiii lil
i-iirml ti illi'li‘ Hpm-lilr 'l‘rritinmnl.
tho l“ir~~t niul Uni) limiioiml Main-in oi i‘ni'o.
lHil'lh: it A. 3|. I'NTIL
NF EMINI‘ZBT
I’IIVSICIANi HEPIIRI‘Z "('l‘. 21!".
. . AIH'IIHE. HERVIUEH AND HEKUICAI. TREAT-
)lrib'l‘ Alt‘UIJ‘TELY FREE llNl‘lL CI'MI‘JD.
merits. they will Hill take iin-iirnbli- blows. and
it aiil-r i-xmi llllillllll. your rue-o lei round to in-
of hi.‘ h It nature, you wi I be so lilliilllli‘il, and
saved ull timber troubli- nod vxpi'll-w.
This in your opportunity. No matter who!
~\our miniilion may be. how long you but»
been .‘Iii'k. or how liliLll)‘ doc-lots on haw-tried.
noninih-r what your double. "bu-re are but
“\VI‘AM‘H buyond “up". A pom-rt knowledge
Mailer-naplsolir—liull ilu‘liro. ii In ,\u"r ill"
the! inn! Mono: you inu~i oiibvr gel. Well or
i-illri'l‘. No iinuli-r bow nmn) physicians haw
uli't‘ll in” up. or how‘i ll iy bur-pilitnlilii'eliirti-
Hi you away its lurorn lo llo not mmopi who!
Mulani) an)" gosiruighi to thaw [lil)i‘ii'il|ll4
and satisfy loiir-u-l'. 'lliv \ give you this up-
pm’i null) hen oi unwrap.
'l'hi-«i'epi'l'inli-«lnwill podilu-li rnrui‘ailirrh. liroiu-biilu. Asthma and Throat and Lino:
[Hmrum‘m ninl will Absolutely i6 livl'itlili‘i‘i‘i‘t'rfi ran-nor i‘onsuuipiioii ibuy nun-n in trout. 'l
‘biu
ii~ i'I‘HllnlN, ltpiloimy, liy~lorbi. .Vrrruua l‘lx-
hthm‘n, dull lurnlhllf N.~rmii~._ llimnl. Hkln nipl burgh-iii Him-mm nl Illi‘ll lvi'l‘llllilmllliy
’| how klllTi‘l‘iiM from libruiiinimn. Hoi‘iW. i'li‘rirUi'HHIW’":
l'unvut‘. or any i 'lill of Hkln or N \lp lllwiiw, should \i~li ibo‘iu Ml own rind ll.¥l“‘llafl|ll' this.
8 I'. bl NDAYH CLOSED.
General Dilices in the mate of Connecticut, I29 Faiilleld he.
Williiil-I Aid. i.l':l"l‘l':lt~¢ Hlllll.'l.ll llli .ilildtlififilili.
arr/“run sure or I’III'NH'IANH wm. rim-i MN m min on out,
uh “It
Dlil Well Harm Laundry.
ll Washington Street.
South liorwtlli
ALI. Hunk pawn. "v "MID.
In M'u» our.“ IN WAMIIMD.
«A'I'IMFAUTHW ul’AltAN'I‘KEIl.
00mm CALIMI' Hill AM! ruthn’lli.
GI) “We mt (‘flnflulu "Pi TIME.
Jim B W .\ “It If) ,- Proprietor.
lirniu'li an‘i-o- Himrm- it. ('livk. VM'ii ulna-t,
Dorian. “
NORWALK
EVENING SBHDDL
Persona dosh-lo to attend iho minus of
ibis school will be given an opportunity in
reuleivron Wmlnmlny. Thursday and Friday
i‘t‘mlilluil,i)rtiilwr lit. It and lit. iralnnlnu oi
7:5Mo’nim'k each eveniu . The plwee tor reels.
irailon will be in the ranliilii street M‘hool
liillldlllfl.Hflillll Nonvalk. and in the whim!
bulldiiigsot the Over River and Winnlpsul
“mm? rm. l it‘mnmlmn
s gimme.
g‘ hi t "n
I
A Ev nin Rchnul.
. i e R obit
ASSESSUBS' NOTICE.
\" p” . be m cl»'i‘~i.£lii il. lII'i‘O by nine mill: 9 lo
ilii lliiwvilr and inrpurniiuim llebb- to
pay inn-v in ”in Tim“ at .Miiwnlli. ibni ibi-t
we r. 'l’llll'il by law to deliver to tho Awe-mor-
or olliwr of ibpm, on or ”into 'he first day u:
)ovvmlu l’. lr‘ll. u tilillt‘ll or piiniwl llui. dot.
i'il,klgl ml and sworn to, or all the property
owuwl ii) ”i‘lll Mi thi- hr-l lili)’ of ill'lobvl.
hilt. iinliiw in huntiub. otherwise ii will be ilw.
«In: 'ol ilv- Amp-more to inukmnli Mlv'b lint M:-
miruiiiiu in I'll ir bi-si illliflllli'lll and knowlulite.
Milli unlillln! ll'll in i’ i "Ill. ‘lmro-in. Will' it the
nroroiop» llml by law to do. and in m wblci
lists an Illliiil‘ lilt'l‘l‘ in no appeal.
N. H Lists may iw returned to the Ams-
rum-uni iiwlulminwo'nunb-n. Hunk llulldlilg.
.‘mre ulk. and iii the i'oiini ll Room. llnvllnnd
airm-i. Poiiib Norwalk. from and liirludlme
iiriulw' H. pop to mid liu'lmllmr November
i.-i.. trim, maid onions inlmown from him 12
o‘rllwk a. m..anil [rum :3 in ii o‘i-lm‘k p. m.
and on tininriiuyn and naminber lint from T to
ilu‘vlm k In tho owninu.
lluiml m .‘corwnlk “Huber 2d. MM.
FRANKMN .i. volts». .
ti Hfill'l'll li'lllliibll'lilli'ilu
JAMEH {\lil‘i‘llltlill,
- Asmmre.
villi"
1‘" ADVERTISERS.
(Human (vinnot be gnumntred the saw
day "01m in luimlml in. Ewru ire/marble
4!!th will be whole to mvvnnmodlt pa.
train, but change mmmt be {muted a
mi a fightunlmei minaret in bud
in the often-m o the day before change
in desired
Norwalk Chronicler