Our new Fall and ~
Winter Catalogue
now ready. Send
‘ . [or it. We mall
' it tree.
FINE CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER AT PRICES LOW
IEN'O Single Breasted,
wm—w
m Grades of ”If! Bultsat ”0.00. ”54” and 0281]).
3018' Suite. single and Double Breasted, Made for Durability,
”'8’ 2 Piece Suite. Sizes 4 to it! years, (soon Panto)
3018' Single and Double Breasted Overcoate,
MYI' Rooters, Sizes 4 to l5 years. plain or to
.801 Ave., cor.
“f ‘ ‘ . .-.. ’ “M
NO LONGER lN DOUBT.
he an.» 1'“ Adds “0,000,000 to the
Burden» oi the Your People.
The bounty on raw sugar was 2 «outs per
wind. and tho- tariff duty is now 40 pm- Not
ulvalorvm, or ion-m than 2 vvuts por pound.
Should We not. thurvfnrv, have ollonper sugar
10' than limb-r thv- McKinln-y law?
Us: is Doom.
The prosvnt duty on raw sugar will
average 1.20 (will! pvr pound on a basis
of 8 cents a»- tlu- uvorugv value of all
raw sugar that m». import. This duty
must be uppln-d to all thi- sugar that we
consume. impose tbu lilili‘h’t't valuo of
our domestic sngur will «'orrespond with
that of tho duty paid importod sugar.
Applying this duty of l. 20 cents to the
4,848,209, 500 pounds that W0. consumed
last fiscal your W0 have a total charge
to the people of 852, 119.5”. Thobomr
ty 0! 2 cents per pound was chargeable
only on the quantity of domostic sugar
produced in this country, being $12,-
009,899 for the tiscal your onding June
80, 1894.
Where the hountyvost the t'nnplt‘ only
012,000,000 tlioiww duty will rust $52. ~
000,000 on tho basin of our present 00n-
lnlnptiou, making an additional churuo
fir-sugar of $40,000. 000 m be paid by
the people aathormult of the Democrat-
ic policy on sugar. That is why sugar
will now mmt tho pooplo more money
than under the MoKinloy tariff, and the
producers of almnmtic sugar will also
receive less pmtm‘lion to tho ortont of
four-fifths of a root on ovary pound of
m that they produov.
LABOR REAPED THE HARVEST.
1m In lannlnx- (Ivor (rmt of Male-
rkls ems IM- "and l’lclrr Protection.
In 1800, under the from trade policy.
.786 of capital and $700 worth of raw
motorinl gum omploymont to one band,
who produciid H.408 in finished goods.
The value of prodtlotii over cult of ma»
”rial was 0050. Of this Hum labor re-
ceived $200.00 about 44‘, par cont,
while capital had #000, or about 65};
l. per cent for («xix-nova and profits. .
In 1890, llllili‘f the protmtivo policy,
it required “.305 of capital and $1,-
095 in raw material for ouch hand om-
ploysd. Th0 finished product amounted
to “.088, or 8898 above cost of mu-
Mob 0! this amount lnbor received
.485, «about 5434 per cent, while capl-
‘tnl but .408, or ulmut 45 L,’ meant, ro-
w; in thointerost of labor the divi-
iitli of not products.
‘ ‘, While the capital roquirod to keep
our hfld employed had to be increased
< W per seat from 1860. under a tree
irid- policy. to 1890, under protection,
needed raw material was over
now , the product of labor
tslonlyreoelred m a
a: refining
42
NEW YORK CITY.
E The Grange In I’ulitlru.
Tlmtarifl'poliryof the Notional “rangi- ‘
“'04 unnumm-d in Hill? in llu _ .- \‘.‘Hl‘ll~i
"Thi- liningi- has a thrill polivy; it is
tho [lililt'iplt' of «quality so lunud in
tho [intimation of ludi-pi-ndvut'v and
guamnn-vd to us in tln- constitution.
Hunt-v tln- llrangv has nnimlly insisted
that. all tairill' laws slmll ‘pmtu-t' lllt‘
product of tln- farm as m-ll tn the prod-
ui't of tin- factory." All honor to tho
Patrons of Husbandry. Lot tlwin voto
as lliry touch. ln tlwpolitu-ul ruinpuimi
in Ohio in int-:5 for tlwrln-rtion of o
governor, vtin, llw Ilt‘liltll'rillll' sth- m:-
m-utiw- mnuuittm- issuml :i rimular say-
inn:
"Tho Wool prmlucing iillt‘l‘t‘sl has a
porfoc-t right to domain! of tho Unitml
Stilll'b' got‘t-rnnwnt: i. That it shall ro-
coiw as much vousidn-mtion and on-
('out'agomvnt :i~' nn- shown to any otlnr
intorvst “'hntswvvr. ‘3. That as proton--
tion, by moons of taxing iinportations
of raw wool, has thus for pmvml high-
ly bonolit'iol to the (armors of ”bio, as
evidenced by the: vontiimous inr'roaso in
tho numbers and values of tlwir thinks,
this proti-t'tion shall not bu withdrmvn,
as long M pron-«'tivo policy is pursued
by tho llnitml Stains "
This was good dootrinv tlwn for all
parties. It is! goml now.
How ~luring» lioniin urn-w.
During till your: of prom-lion tho
nmnbvr of sinuous banks in tho Vinita-d
Status him inch-Mod by 732. tln-numlmr
of dopositors by 1,130,720, tho total
amount of inotwy deposited by $1,035.»
870,453, tho nwrago amount of tnouvy
due to rut-h dopm‘ilor by Itlfi-l. 8‘3, u'lnlv
tho uvurago mnount of drposit» bu.“ iu~
l'rt'nw‘d by *1”. Mi pvr i'llIllliI of our popu-
l:lllnli. ’l'hvromuld in: no sin-or proof of
00- program of tho muntry and of the
pro purity of tho 1wopl0 under protoc-
tion than tho facts lit-n: all-00ml from
the records of tho savings banks.
Costly boomer-tie "Principles.”
It cost "0 trillo of £2,000,000 stor'
ling" (“0,000,000) to intvrprit tho
German turiff so that goods in bond be.
fore its enactment. might uubsoquontly
be pdmittod froo of duty, “no small
sum to pay for u principlo. " It. mats
[0,000,000 a your to pay a bounty to
Hawaiian sugar producers, whilo the
bounty contract with Arum-icon sugar
producers is repealed. Domwrntio
“principles" are cmtly to tho Annuioon
maple. Need we have them any longer?
About Five Pounds.
A bushel of whom bought 20 pounds
of sugar under McKinley protection. It.
buys only ton pounds of sugar under tho
first step toward free trade. How much
will it buy with the absolute tree trails
that is promised to the farmer?
'I'oo filmy Good Things.
"Drought sud Democracy coming}!
the me time is maupmllslsdos-
. ileumers for prim
“ani if "Morin."
"Mt-lit‘un nmu hosoon allow some?
Chiuuman. "
An English Priest‘s “pinion.
va. Putriok Hickey, MInlholinpriost
of Leeds, England, whose father is a
wealthy manufacturer of wooleus, was
quite recently in Pittsburg us the guest
of Bishop Richard Pholun. Ho is mak-
ing a plt'fltllll'il tour and bus just (*rossod
lhooontinout from San Francisco. He.
says the Unite-d States is the wanton
:vountry on tho film! of tho globo, and
tho masses, when vompurod with thoso
0f l-annpoun citim. are umro progrvusivv
in ovory way.
Futbi-r lli'okuy said ho folt that tho
iulvution of Anwrivun industrins rusted
in full promotion for tho mum», an the
mmmfautnrem of this country 0|th do-
pi'nd ulnmst until-ply on honm musinnpu
,rion; that tho talk about onturing into
ioniywtition for tho world's tmdo was
ill visionary. ul’lm burg ’i‘inu-s.
tim- Marin-in “'lili- "pi-n.
‘Vt' may now hop:- to aim Ntlllltl rm‘iv-
ill in n numb'rof tho British indus-
lrim which Hllll"'i‘l‘il inmt undi-r tlm M0»
Klnlvy bun, it is pointod out that on
:wrtnin l'lll‘lhtw‘ of woolen dross “uncles
importod to tho value of $10,000,000
lust your tho dnlius worn $8,250,000,
but will now lw rathvr loss than half of
that Milli. It may follow that tho Unit—
ml Hinton will voutinuo to buy inch
goods to tho nxtvnt of $30,000,000 0
your, in whit-h mow lbo vulno of tho
mill iinpurlml would llt' 824,000,000
:llltl tho duties only “2,000.00. Thus
01 this ono ohms of minds a much widor
tlllll'ki't uhonld b0 opened to our mum!»
luoturvrs.~Lomlon F'inuncinl Now.
it “'u All of This.
Tho mlministration of President
L‘lovoluml has boon oloun handed. ooo-
uomloul, painstaking and patriotio.~—-
Senator Hill.
Clean handed in the appointment of
Van Alon. .
Economical in th use of government
purposes.
Pflnstaklngjn the effort tomtors
Quest: Lil and to overthrow s republic.
Patriotic in the desire tostsrt the lac-
toryturnsoes of Europe sud tours-ii
bully." writer A tamer tron rim-
wt 1" . . - . a
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minimum ml um‘
,N.Y.
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29.1. Avenue. c... 42d 5*-
m“
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The newest stylus
and latest novel-
ties in Furnlsblrz
Goods, Huts Gila
Shoes at low
prices.
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ER THAN EVER BEFORE.
. Double Breasted and 3 Button Cutaway Frock Suits ............
lEfl’s Single and Double Breasted Overcoate. oi Choice Materials...
....'.....sn2, 314.3”; a. stir.
.............. ...... $10, $l2,$l5&$20_
Inn Quality and Choices: naturism in Overcoats at $25.00. $30.00 and $36.00.
(Long Pants) ............... ....$8. SID. $l2 to $l8
.......... $4.55.$610$l0
Cape Overcome and Ulsters .......................... $4, $6. $9 to $l8,
ncy trimmed ..... . .................. .. I ..... ....... $4, $5, $7 to $l0
d 3b
l Not Always Sale.
I A dudlsh looking puny in u long tullod
. overcoat and turned up trousers was pick
. inn his way gingerly owr a muddy down
;' town crossing the othrr afternoon when
I a rnklsh looking party in a rain cont and
‘ rubber boots ('nutzbt Fight of him.
The spwtnrle- of a “w wulkingdndo np-
pvuls irrvslstibly to tho momma man's
l muse of tholudmrous, and tho rnklshlook<
lug citizvn. imituting tlw unit and immoral
' bearing of tho other. stalkvd along 501‘
onmly by his rilllt‘ a block or two in appur.
out unconsrlmNn-se of tho fact that he
was crouting a wimnlun and attracted tho
nmuwd litlt‘illiuii of m‘eryluuly on the sido-
walk.
In going owr anothvr muddy crossing
tho rnklsh looking party. a» it by accident,
tripiwd lbv' dmlv. 'l'lw luttor narrowly vu-
cupvd 0 full, and as ho. m-ovonxl himself
ho HWlan his right. it landed squarely on
tho jaw, and his tornwutor went down us
it a pllv driwr bud struck him.
“ You can ape nn', don't you know," he
druwlrd. "but, haw .lnw, you mustn‘t
monkey with nu-l"——l.‘blcogo Tribune.
Lucky.
"This man Lobbs is om- of the luokli-st
fellows i know of. You board of his arm
bring blown oil lust Wri-k in that explo-
lion?"
“ Yrs, but tlu-n- ls nothing wry lucky
about that."
“it wm his right arm, you know.”
"Wi'll. wlml ll it wm his right arm?"
"Why, lll' bi li-lt bumll'tl."—-’i‘it-lllta.
Surprlud.
“Mrs. timulm-tm- isizolng lostnrt a dress
rolorm mmw-uu-m lwro. What do you
think «If ll?"
".‘li'ti‘fi" I had nvvvr notlm‘d that her
figure Will-i rm bud n.“ all tlmt."—-—(1hlt'ugo
lntor Devan.
l’lrnsuro.
llo (al'tvr llu- lmll i—l how you lmvvhml
n plmmml llllll-
film—Uh. ilvllnlul'ul' l‘m coinploti'ly
wiauwtml.-llronl.l,\ 0 Lift».
An driving \‘olil.
“That. pain in my stomach has loft.”
“Gaul You must; (ml mighty onipty.”
' ~Llfo.
Took Everything.
The: robin mu: broom» and for tram on tslt
hill. :1; . way in alabahglwm suited.
he manna-r . tam {db
. rm m to to can?“
.w
s
as. snd wagon.
ed December lid.
Welcome.
8 ENTIN EL BUILDING,
6 test, 6 inches long.
No. 2. Medium
' hard wood and fancy
dividusl.
n..." —. -_.— .mwan-quk-nw‘
HAY.
box bnuli's oil guess work,lor remember he is to be
‘ vdr at reasonable advance cost.
You might guqs’snctly the weight of “Nod" sud bis bar-
We have over a thousand cords in the
wish-
Guoss sssin, you may not have showed
for his growing stoutor.
Everybody
W. A. BENEDICT & GUMPANY,
Mel’s all But "within, Hal
an ‘ but ill .
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WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
r
AGENT FOR
in mm 3811‘chng flats Gleaner.
Prevents beaves, colic, broken wind, and other horse sick-
nuns and takes the place of an out spout.
No l. Smnll Stables. I to 15 horses. Size, 9x14 inches,
Uspacity, 1} bushel per minute.
Stables, 15 to 50 horses. Size, 11x14 in-
- i
‘ cbes, 6 feet 6 inches long. Capacity, 1 bushel per minute.
. No. 3, Large Stables, 50 lo 300 horses. Size, 13114 in-
‘ ; ches, ’7 feet long. Capacity, 2 bushel per minute.
Special sizes and lengths made to order from any kind of
woods, trimmed in brsss, bronze or sil-
Will suit any stable or in-
Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 Marshall Street.
STRAW.
GRAIN. 8A 1.1. l‘llD, ETD.
it in all wool.
86 Washington Street,
A lailim‘ solid gold watch, flood
servlonubb- «as», for tho prior. ‘3.
chargml turn good gold filled §
watch, out) till 00. Now do
signs in hand engraved
Mitt untilws trom Q25 00
to $5000. Hilv-Ir and
gold lillo d wntvlws that
can b: wurmutill n g
N tlvtlts' solid
its low prions on
they can be sold e; solid watches,
& Walthnm and EL
for.
FRANCIS & CO.
1 me 1 f sublinest things is Plain truth.
If we say a
SUIT llll llVEllllflAT
_Ig._
ALL WOOL.
Men like turkeys are improved by good dressing.
FRANClS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHiERS,
- South Norwalk. Conn.
Examination Free.
H. E. ROOD,
GHIDUITE lll’TlClIll.
‘ Ill 80th Main Street. 80. Norwnlk.
l. a. James; ""5
l’llllll Hingi.talnimlnr.l’alilii
ilill mu lilll "tannins.
Mist unstdBumoi-mih
”Flaunt-arm album“
Amman-MGM Hooligan
tort onuotlos
do“? mil-rim.
' filfl'Mlfi‘
”in 2 " i
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Permit Mill Kb ”Wit. bl. mm. mm
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Norwalk Chronicler