‘QIIUNOOATIOIS should in all oesas ht first, _. r .7 . Wis ‘pst‘ihaswamdif is student " right Iindofsiull' he'll get irfsoyliow. lath-Ionsrunmsopiewissthruwobsla» else in the reporta’s wuy in this respect disi’t benefit try it. Reporters are not beanie. They don't want any free lunches and manor be tipped like waiters sud‘sleaping-car porters. They are so- tlms when pursuing their duties. and will receive it from any person who hasa mental equipment snfllcient to carry him through the world without' becoming conspicuous for ignorance or machines.” the first bills to be introdqu in the coming General Assembly. will be a titledtc respectful consideration at all j Thereis tsllrto'rb; eflect that one or "i wile-sly unearth-t 1 9!“ be me and faithful to litestase cf Machinist. institution and comment lies and WWIIVMN. mastitutlonof the Usher! Stat-rand whenever i shall he called to vote or suflra‘ghztonchiog 131’s concerns state or United/grim. I will give it as I shall we. still“ at out PriiUhr.. .lfl HOT. liltill NOT TO TAKE, not... to no. Potent Medicines —Has BOUGHT THE- SHOE STOCK -0112. run avisrtiito saunas. Rom Ncawana. Con. flew Yorl Herald Weather loreesss. ' My fair to partly cloudy weather will pro, iiaflnvlth fresh southerly winds. becoming “ somewhat variable, and nearly stationary. Wed by fallingtemnoratnre and rain this runningortoulght. Sunday.cloudyto partly , elondy. colder weather will prevail. preceded ‘ by rain or snow on the coasts. with Variable winds. becoming northeastsriy and Worthy clearing. Monday. clear. colder heather. Il'nerniolsseter Record. . The lowest point of the thermometer for the twenty-four hours endlnir at noon today wu i. 3 above zero; highest. 65 3 . filolaturw Almanac for ‘l‘o-mcrrovl. Dun Nasal Sun Nets Hiehi‘lde how This at firth at til at 2:14 at 8:“ To ADVERTISERS. Changes cannot be guaran— selfdsnying ordinance providing that no member of the Legislature be ap- pointed to any ofllce during his official termites member of that body. The Bridgeport Farmer says it must bead- mitted that the members of our late Legislature wrre rather greedy in distri- buting the '0me among themselves, and thinks a law of the liind proposrd would tend to stop log-rolling and gen- erally purify our politics. It is generally admitted that business isimproving steadily and that the late elections have increased confidence and encouraged manufacturers and others to push their busine=s beyond the filling of orders immediately at hand. Business has been strongly on the mend, however, for some time part. and the outspoken sentiment of the people will give it still greater impetus. deuce. even from the pity of their fellow men, they poison the very foundation of their blood. and bequeath their infamy to their children. No treason so base as theirs has ever threatened this republic. saulted Liberty and ihs Union a genera- tion ago were as eagles to buzz irds. Their venaiil y is not more notorious than their cowardice Stealthy creatures of the nightJips but with perjury.hands foul with bribes, they sneak from blind alleys and boezing hens to stab at the ballot box the welfare of their state. the civili- zation of their country, and the honor of the human race. , - ' What of the man who buys the vennl voter and his run? He is the more Compared with them, the men who as" willcoaauoerothebest dni . - ‘ ‘1'00 mine, without respect of no or 2°“ PM Ha. E .00 favor oi any man; so help‘tus m "9. “wt 'g .With that oath upon their consciences 0n Resolvsnt’. :70 many Connecticut voters notation-1y and guru’s Ignulsion. .60 habitually sell their decisions. Remnant tom's "'“i‘r . '70 to their God. and isles and faithless to mgarlaflgwm ' ”i: their state and to their country. they cell Brandreth‘s ‘lls. I :12 the best soul of both to the highest bid. Alcock’p Platters. . .10 der. and thrir souls to the devil. Many 52:30:: 03W“! 9138me .19 of them imagine that their crime is “p. 'Pills ‘3 secret. a leper could easier hide his Atwood’s other... :13 plague than they their perjury. RadamIs Microbe Killer. out, .75 Outcast-i from the respect and confi- mm” mm“ mm" 3“ jam. 9'50 Yankee Lung Soother. e Geo l}. Stillson’s Drug Store, " if Washington Street. position... MRS. OR if A. OOIlEORO Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk, —-FOR—— 00 ON THE OOllAR, AND IT IS NOW ON SALE. The goods are all right, and you will get the benefit. The goodszare having a big sale, and you should call soon and get the bargains. ' iced the some day copy "is hand- is in. Every reasonable eifort will be made to accommodate patrons, but change cannot be insisted upon as a right unless copy is sent in by 2 o’clock in the afternoon of the day be- fore change is desired. Let the Selectmen investigate. There is a petition in circulation calling upon the ssiecimen to oppose the location of the Standard Oil company’s depot on the Wilson Point road, on the land re- seotly purchased by them. ad j .ining the highway west of the intersection with it of the Ely Neck road. It is claimed that the proposed plant Will be a public nuis- Inca. and be specially detrimental to our harbor and its interests. So far as can ‘ithirom any. lack of. faith. earnest- ness and zeal, or of confidence in the ultimate triumph of the Prohibition cause; not from any unwillingness to do all that lies in our power for the advance- ment of that cause; but solely from lack of sufficient financial support," the New England Home, the organ of the Prohibition party in Connecticut. has been compelled to suspend with the cur- rent number. 'rgp Counties Sails. (Ansonia Sent incl ) We beg leave to present to the com- missioners of Middleser county the as- surauces of our most distinguished consideration. It has been settled, so we are told in a dispatch. that the liquor license fee in that county will not belowered, this year. And we extend to the Fairfield county commissioners the same assurance, for the same feeling is said to exist in that board. Of course criminal and the more infamous (if pos- siblr)of the twa; his the blacker guilt. A cell at Wethrrstield and the brand of perpetual disfranchisemont should be his portion. They will be, presently. New times are coming in Connecticut— :om‘ iog fast, coming soon. the u.’ Detectives Needed Here. . Superintendent Charles Ainge. of the National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis. Ind., announces that two or three furnished Ml. sixteen years has in OMEN a apeciali‘. from any difficult musnit Dr. Bullion in the strictest confident e. and with the Msilrflllik‘tlf receiving the moat N skillful and scientific treatment known to modern surgery and medicine. crate. All letters promptly replied to. l'IOflt‘ stamp. ali (inn be consulted at her olllce, 342 Broad St. Bridgeport. been, from his. in. to? p in. any dayexceptSnnday The [Junior is a martini partition and for l sineolsnaszs .adles enduring inch out to the sex can Home care for confinement cases. Terms millil- n. if capable and trustworthy men are needed in this county to act as private detectives under his instructions. Experience in the work is not necessary to success. He edits a large criminal paperand will send t with full particulars. which will ex» plain how you may enter the profession addressing him at Indianapolis. ind. Are Your children Subject to Group? Every mother should know that rrrotp can be prevented. The first symptom of true croup is howrscners. 'lhis is fol- . Send tron. Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pan, cut business conducted for ”autumn nu. l ouw Omct: in Oman: u an we can secure patent m i remote from Washington. model. drawing or photo., with descrip- We advise, if pateniahle or not, free of charge. Our fee not due till I. Partuvomct" than as tune those patent is tortured. ' city and our prices are the lowest. RIO OROP IN OROOERIES. Look at our rinse and com will be sure to on ion us. sw Tomatoes. So can. " Sugar Corn. 8c: can. “ Peas, 9.3 can. pare them with those you are now paying, and you 3 lb can Pumpkin. 9c. 3 “ “ California Peaches, 18c. 3 " ' “ Apricots 150 Gold Dust 19c. 3 .. .. . ,v - 3 lb. can Cottolene, 30.. WW“ ”hm“- 130- The above goods are warranted to be first class and t ‘ the ices we ialrn selling them for. cannc be duplicated for sure at lseliinir the best Flour in the market for $4 00 er barrel ;Sncw Flake reduced to $3.40 per bbi. in face of the actual miller’s adgance of 250 per bbi. Is it not good Judgment to secure a bbi. of flour at old price from us at once. Delays are dangerous. Our Tees and Cottees are still in the lead. Our Butter boasts an thin i th Special reduction in 10 lb. Tubs. y 8 u e 22 lbs. 00 Cranberries, 10c qt. 5 lb. jars of pure fruit jelly, 23:. New lllrk Grocery company Granulated Sugar for $1 Ile learned. the company itself claims that it intends to me the property only for storage purposes. and as a centre done then. and no nuisance crested. 0n . the other hand, the parties opposed. most directly iotererrstei, claim that slug sold will be discharged into the waters of the harbor, destroying the fish, oysters and clams: that the process of refining will create offensive odors. and the plant as a whole be a blight to its immediate .g‘ . locally, and an injury to the town. I ‘ It would be Well for the solecrmtn to , fully inVrstigntr- the Illiltii‘l', nod for that ' O .ptlrpose get the use stance of such por- sona as they deem necessary If Ii then ”pass that a nuisance is to be created, 5‘ may would be warranted and fully sus- ‘ tallied in Opposing it to its fuilmt extent. It will not be a very great undertaking, and should be proceeded with at once. If the Standard Oil company is going to do us harm. we do not want it here: if it bgcing to be a benefit. we are anxious that it should have every inducement pomible to remain with us. Our Commission System. The absurdity of our comflllollrln sys- tem is well illustrated by the present row between the Commisiioners of this counw , ty and the liquor dealers over the license . fee. In all the counties of the stale. ex- ' eeptPairileld and ‘Middlessx. the Com- missioners have reduced the fee one liuu- tired dollars. The dealers of this county and, we presume. of Mldrlleeu county, mplaln bitterly that great injustice is thus being done them. In other counties thereuon for reducing the liquor tar ”been the hard times and dull busl. ; less. The hiud~besrted Cilltlml-dlliinal‘l have felt so sorry for the poor. hardworking liquor dealers. that they . have transferred a reunion of their tax to thus engaged in other busineia and the ”nus of small and large propertlrsureo loved the liquor dealer of his burden at Ilsupsnss of every other interest. Be- musethecommisslonsrs of this county . Hi to do likewise. the liquor dealers kick, and why shouldn’t they? Is there any reason why the fee should be kept up in two counties and reduced in all the others? The General Assembly, at its pustular]. should fix the linens foe. and not leave it to the sweet will of the sommissioners of the various mantles. Out-t (harmonic. (lsalsl “Bob” Whittaker, of the Stem- M Medals. always wriws good com- Itll sense. Here is a specimen: "New When usually attribute lack of cone " to ignorance. and ltis more often m than it is annoying. News!» java worthy of the name are always with ”to pay the admission fee of their fll" Haven counties because of cent action of the commissioners. we give them credit for being sensible. From a moral point of view their action will be favorably regarded. times“ have existed in both Middlesex and Fairfield cmnlies as in others, and the saloon keepers are in just as bad straits. a legitimate excuse for the reduction here it is just as legitimate there. commissioners to whom we lift out hat evidently had some moral stamina and will not consent to the increase of the low resorts, the vile dives, which a reducrd license fee will bring. And they are to be honored for it. tsmporsleversslshfihsdna we do not know what reason they give for their stand against the reduction— !rom which to distribute refined and Whether it. is moral, financial, or etude oil to its trade in this section of 11908093 '4' the WW?! filmed by New England; that no refining will he the people in Hartford and Now the re- But The “hard If the “hard times" was But the Fromsiiuaucisl view-point they are also to be congratulated. The rate of taxation is high enough now. There is no reason why legitimate merchants and business men should be taxed more than formerly for the benefit of the saloon men, and that is just what low license means. every year. .Ths trade in which the profits are enormous should pay its share by paying a heavy license. If that license is reduced the money for running expenses must he mind by a higher rate of taxation. every businessman and every property owner. So much money must be raised It touches the pocket of But whatever the reason. the people of those two couniiws will be satisfied and the consciences oi the commissioners will not trouble them. The ltolla of' iiif‘umy. ( ilsrtford (touranto They are to be found in every im- p irtani election and all the year long in party committee rooms. here in Gnome ticutltsiii the other states. What as. they? They are the lists of the names and prices of the citizens who sell their votes as sirnmpeis sell their favors, These citizens are of no one party. or creed, or race, though thus far. thank God, they are all of one sex, the com. mon shame of the manhood of Connec- ticut, and the common enemy of every woman and of every child when wel- fareis bound up in the future of this commonwealth. For this. Connecticut is the common wealth of all her people. They hold her, share and share slits. is all their genera- tions. Her history,hur fame. her hope are theirs, and they must all travail to gether in her pain, and enlist together in her dishonor. No human being is born, into time or into eternity, upon her soil without a share in her glory and her shame. 'l‘cherbsllci boxes lies the sppsalof causes involving the interests of all and every of her people. ‘l‘othein.sstn her slstsrststss, is committed themast un- lit-lies. muslin inrlsdisusa sittings t. freely as soon as the child become hours», or even after the rough cough hits devrlopedjt will prevent the attacks. 25 and oil-cent bottles for sale by t} O, Stillson, druggist. lowed by a peculiar rough cough. If a PTuput‘V'i‘ETI‘l’Jwgo 3min I‘sicnr5,"wmlih ' i ‘ ' - costo mom in . .au orcigncoun ca‘ CIanibt‘l'lulllS Lough Redey is given “gum. Address. The Leading Dry Gods More. Tristram & Hyatt, No. 2 Gazette Building C.A. SNOW&OO.' 0». Paul" Orrict. Waslsmnrort. D. c. r chase your Dress Goods. We expect to sell a good portion of the people of Norwallr tin-l i'lt‘lr‘lfy fhi‘ir Dress Goods andFur Capes this fall, and there is only one way it can I)!‘ don: or qualities and styles at less prices than they are sold PlePWthn, Important and large collection of new American Ilrrss Wooletis. at iii) '. and bOc., that for style and value will make it plain to you when! it will pay to put. We also carry an elegant assortment of imported Dress Patterns in all of the latest weaves and colorings—uo two alike—that are worth investigation, that Is for us in give, you superi- * FUR CAPES. We are offering sims special values in For Capos in both mudium and fine goods in the following furs and isnflbhfl~FffillPll Conny, Astrmllmu, chins Susi. Wool Seal. Siberian Seal, Black Opossum, If! all 27 and liliinoh h-nuilis irislrani & Ryan, Norwalr. Conn iliitilistr 7 list ingliii isliilolullt. l Look for “bill ””101 of the the Sign Blue Bell. 0-..." Public stations areLooated as Follower ‘lndicaiee Adiomatio Station. i5. (1 sum: Plumbing. Steam and (instilling 108 WASHINGTON 8T. 1. if. Flynn will have personalisham of.thls department. numbing overhauled and put in ilrst class sultan condition. PORTER WATER MOTOR lltstiatliswsna. carcinoma” Wail street. - . Central Gilles. New Canaan. — New Canaan dictating? *ltowayton. . E. W. Hod frsy a . from width Ntorwalk. ~ - llfiillfli‘gm. es» . r , - - . . . mud?” n it. s. it. a ii. a. it. On. STOCKS. If you llorllt‘v- to invest in stocks in a safe and legitimate manner without «are and worry. subscribi- to put discretionary accountsmhlch wilipay you iromzto ll r cunt. weekly in any active innrltet. it wf i pay you more than double the average rain of interest in an orillngg'husilulw pursuits. Hermite recelv o . . We will be pleased to furnish you refer— ence asloour atrocities in the print. and what we are doing for others. if you are situated where you cannot call on ill in person. address your communications to the Metropolitan News 00., u Con-rose at , Boston. lines. We remit profits once it week and rinclpal on three days' notice. Parties rsforr n lode th- lr own atlverilsiult. M’s adv and man .riho toniir Dally Martini. Miran, which airs :33 imam tent moi-ninth" ml will-r «tricks. wl enable you to male money ll you do your own stimulating. Rates, am p r month: or with telegrams of important oh ones. as) per month. Address Metropolitan News 60.. is CONGRESS 8'11, Mehmosu’iflfl. lies“... “In. 86th Street and lst avenue. l r 4O‘h Street and 2d avenue. l ~Old and Roliable Daily Dirsol Frolghluhne- County. DONOVAN'S BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK. NEW —BE 33 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. YORK CITY. TWEEN- NEW YORK, SOUTH N ORWALK AND NO RWALK. THE I’ROI’ELIERH CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND VULCAN. Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Iieelrmsn street. New York. at 5 p. to. have Norwalh, ii p. 111.; 80th N crwalk, 6:00 p. m. Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwalh, Eagle and Vulcan will: be sent for special lots of freight anywhere [Quill [lemons are forbid trusiin line on account of the owners thereof. in New York or its vicinity. 3 any of the employee of the boats of this no if M -——-A8K FOR-—— BROWN’S $3.00 SHOE. And you will see not only a treat and Perfect Fitting home, But one in which the Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style linking it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market. , EVERY PAH"? WARRANTED. Call and oxutriinc them before purchasing any other shoe. at H. S. BROWN’S, South Main street. 80. Norwallr. lllllllilEPllRl nsmrss ooiuot (FM BIOI‘I’MAID 5011001..) 825 Main Street. Bridgeport. Conn. Only regularly organised business college in Fairfleld Send for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of over 1,000 graduates we have plamd in business. 6.. ll. illlllill, Pinlisri; I. i. llillflls Teacher of Permits! it. fllilill, Security in imam
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