' "can .60 per halfdozen.
Heralds in Gold Aluminum.
~ Sell, best quality steel. flue stag handles, from Northampton
a l per set.
line of Foreign anddotncstic Jardinleres.
m and Dresden Vases, Brion-brie and Clocks.
its party favors, Wedding and Birthday Presents.
.SturteVant
Militia and int Streets. Snuthiiilomit
: AT Mons NEEDS A FELLowzr
. L” l . . '
« me Groceries.
‘ thing you desire—Staple or fancy—the prices aslow as the quality
ii. MW place to visit.
4hr! prices will serve as imitations:
per lb.. 12%: Best Soda Crackersé} 6 lbs. for 23c
er. per lb . 9960 Best Ginger Snaps. 4 lbs for 25c
180 Best Lemon Crackers. 4 lbs. for tie
20c Best Rice. 5 lbs. for 25c
Ilc Beet Oatmeal. 7 lbs.:for 25c
Be Beef. Codileh. Silhe. for 336
130 Best Lard. . ll lha. for ac
dc Babbitt‘s Soap, 6 barslfor 25c
,, hum. per bottle, 9e Ozone Soap. 6 turn for 25c
” " norm is BeetStarch. Bibs. turret:
M h of your neighbors " which flour is the beet ? ” and nine will answer
Elf-“.75 per barrel; 60c per bag. Sold only at
% NEW Illllli filiilililil Ill
33 Main Street.
Norwalk.
PRMIIS Small investments.
wrung resperity will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a
u may. as hi; socccutul Speculation in Grain. Provisions and Strict.
Filll Eiilil ilillllll lillESTEil run be made by our
Systematic Plan of Speculation
byue. All successful speculators operate on a regular system.
a chll-knowu fact that there are thousands of men in all parts of the Uuttnd States
systematic trading through Chicago brokers. mate large amounts every rar. ranc-
dollars for the man who invests a hundred or two hundre dollars up
or more by those who invest a few thousand.
'- 3 also'a fact that those who malls the largest profits from c imperatively small luv cut-
will?“ plan are persons who live away from Chicago and Invest through brolcls w ho
, i!
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land a aromatic trading.
plan does not ria the whole amount invested on any trade. but cos ere both sides. no
“$me market rises or fails it brings a steady protlt that plies up enormously in u
”I!!! '0! CONVIICING PBOOJB. also our hisnuai on successful speculation and
flaw flarket Report. full of mono dunking pointers. ALI. VIII. ()ur Manual ex—
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tmd'i’urgnfig); .glimst re creucee regard to our standing and success.
THOMAS & 00.. Bankers and Brokers.
. 24l-242 Illlto Building, llllibldll. ill.
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{Merit is Dr. Ismael We
prsswiptlcn for Infants and dhilr
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nor other larcotic sub-
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women It ispisescnt. Its
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For [nature and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, hutinelet upon
havingCastorla,audaecthatthciec-eimile
l! W upon the following cket:
State Chairman-rill. S. Quay.
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WRITERS.
Caught on Norwalk islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
kinds at Fresh Fish.
every day. Vegetables from Glen’s
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of
FISH Mill.
PEIEIABIES
to he found.
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In our New Store you will
tind the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
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SUPPLIES,
’ ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
mm W -ELIPPINT wudmZShu.:§d$m GLASS, ETC:
LADIES
l'Ieuntruatiou and all irrc‘u arltlles.
are. will find our IllAl.
this core. They are entirely Psafeand
ways he rel speedy relief.
a 1“yet
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CENT. SECURITIES
AND
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little sun
W W “ms- nu rm, was no.
scrutinise-mane rs Mae unites a.
,3, the Heroes WWMWas
Ale-tee at the use near.
, etctc convention met here and nanimoue
“Mercer.
elected)—Jamoe A. Beaver of Centre counv
ty, E. N. Willard of Lackawanna, Charles
2. Bloc of Luzerne, George B. Orlady oi
Buntiugdou, John J. Wickhem of Beaver,
Howard Reader of Northampton.
as the idol of Pennsylvania politicians of
all degrees of prominence. His rooms at
the Lochioi hotel have been constantly bo-
sicged since the convention ended by men
anxious to my homage to his matchless
leadership. The senator takes all of the
praise al‘id congratulations that are being
showered upon him with his usual stoi-
cism, and so far as outward appearances
go his demeanor is just the earns as when
the fight seemed to be going against him.
every promise of being one of the most or-
citing ever known in the state, developed
into a love feast and wound up about as
tarueiy as any over seen here.
came on the election of a temporary chair-
man. The Quay candidate won by a ma-
jority of 30. and after this the senator had
his own way completely.
KABRlllwm,Allg. rim-Tile Republican
For Superior Court Judges (sixto be
Senator Quay is now the here as well
SENATOR QU Al’.
The convention, which started out with
The first battle between the factions
An incident of the day was the offering
by Senator Quny of a resolution calling
for the purification of politics and civil
service in all branches of thd’ public serv—
ice, which was oftcrvvnrd embodied in the
platform. Regarding this document. there
was much discussion in committee.
A Sop to the Minority.
Because of the fourthnt thecutside rab-
ble might brook in, it was deemed unwise
to open the doors of the hull uftcr nil en-
titled to admission were inside, and It
was accessory for the on platform makers
to get in one corner and discuss their busi-
ness. Thcnnti-Quuyminority, led by Con-
gressman Dulnoll, fought for n more defl-
uito expression in furor of sound money,
and, being out ruled in committee, brought
their fight to titocnuwntirm iluor find here
curried their point without much opposi-
tion, Scnntur Quay auwptiug their plank
as an addition to tho one in his platform.
The rcsrdutions Wen- prepared by mcn
opposed to tiorcrnnr liustiuus, nud lilo
matter of imlorrzing his ndministrution
was wry nt-nrly UVt‘I‘IUUkI'il, a thoughtful
dclcgntt- nilnring tbv necessary piuuk bo-
forc iiuui odjnurmnout.
The (toy was the hottest of the season,
and for “It “”0 than four in Hire the delegates,
newspaper men and spectators were im-
prisoned in u su'vltcriug ntlmmphorcwitlu
out either fund or drink. With n few or-
ceptiansvvvry man «at in his shirt alcoves,
Scuutor Quuy being ulll' of tho first to set
the cxumplv,‘
Tho delegates who urrivcd curly found
over 1:25 nlt‘ll in the bull, guurdiug tho
entrant-c to prevent toughs nnd hoclcrs
from taking possession of the promises.
They bud been thon- nll night and shOch
evidences of their long vigil as they
marched out of the hull shortly before the
hour before convening.
Although there was an outward indica-
tion of harmony and forgiveness. it is said
that this catcuds only to Governor Hast-
ings and his friends. Those on the plat-
form obscrwd that Sonuhir Quay did not
look at or speak to C. 1.. hinges, David
Martin or Senator Porter, the men who
have led the fight against him, and it is
predicted that the wounds now tempornri
ly healed will b1- rooponcd in u very short
while.
The harmony progrmnmc struck it slung
at the conclusion of the rcuding of the
platform, when Mr. llltcr of Philadelphia
moved the substitution of hits “atiuud
money" resolution for the money pitsan in”
the platform as rend. Cdngrcsemau ‘nl
sell made it strung» speech in support of
Mr. llitcr's attitude. Ilo roitcrotcd his
well known views on tho money question
and urged that the platform of the Penn-
eylvouin Iicpublimms should be mode on
etroug'ns possible. N'tiuinr Quay mid he
saw no objection to Mr. Iidtcr' s resolution
as long as it was uttucbed to the platform
as rend.
Mr. illtcr’s amendment was agreed to,
an was also the platform on udoptml. The
platform was on follows:
The Platform.
"The Republican party of Pcnusylvw
nia in convention assembled molten the
following declaration of principles:
“We accept unreservcdly the determina-
tion enunciated by the Republican nation-
al convention of 1892; that we demand
the use of both cold and silver money
with such metrictione and under such pro-
visions, to be determined by legislation,
as will secure the maintenance of the per-
ity of values of the two metals so that the
purchasing and debt paying power of the
dollar, whether of silver, gold or paper,
shall at all times be equally faithful to
the Republican party, and believing it to
he the settled doctrine of the party that
the honor of the nation and the interests
of its citlsens require the maintenance of
the national currency. every dollar of
which. whether in gold. silver ornotee,
when! stablmgeandofeqizalpur-
C It. power, W 0“
cities sothe cherish-sunset of the Model
the adtalsdoc
interacts all as _ ,
qualification or abatement. m.
Democratic pertymndsr Ir. Cleveland’s
leadership, with the precipitation upon
the ccuntryln the earlypartcf sensor
the mint disastrous industrial end finan-
cial panic in our history, which was caused ,
by the open threat of Ir. Cleveland to do
stray the protective policy and by the feel
that other radical and destructive legisln
tive changes would be attempted under
the “modernist-ship. The countryhae had
a object lesson in p(instructive statesman
ship which it will not soon forget.
"We roloice that the scheme of Presi.
dent Cleveland and other trade leaders to
inflict upon the country the infamous Wil-
eon tarid bill, as passed by the house or
representatives, was defeated in the United
States senate. One year ago a tariff bill
which embodies substantially. although
not completely, concessions to the proton
tivs policy became a/law without the prep
ident's signature.
Thanks to Quay.
"Such a mousure of prosperity as the
country enjoys today is due to the radical
mine net
“515..
each charmer“
/
“maintains“! //
Do not be deceived inking.-
extents of name, packagbe’cr cigar-
tc. _
THE ONLY GENUINE
Will Iiilllllil Iiifliiliill
Bearthelac llmllc “will.“
ontbcpecitageaudcu Mom.
changes made by the United States counts
in the Wilson bill and to the subsequent
election of a new congress pledged to to
slot the Cleveland free trade policy. We
thank the Republican members of the
house of representatives from Pennsylva-
nia for the activity in exposing the‘de
structive character of the Wilson tarifi
bill as [nosed by the house of representa-
tives, and we thank the Republican sena-
tors from Pennsylvania for their efficient
help in securing its defeat.
“Especially do we thank Senator Mat-
thew Stanley Quay for his heroic resist-
ance to the bill throughout many weary
months, leading the Republican opposl~
tlon to its enactment and finally 'cnmpel-
ling the Democratic majority in the sen-
oto to agree to the substitution of many
protective duties for its free trade provi.
alone. We charge upon the lhnnocrntic
party the present condition of the federal
treasury, which presents r' constantly
growing deficit in receipts ."s computed
with expenditures, compelling the burrow-
ing of money in large amounts at exorbi<
tout premiums in time of peace to main:
thin the credit of the government. For
two years the Democratic party has had
complete control of the executive and
legislative branches of the national gov-
ernment, yet it has failed utterly to pro-
vide sul’flcicut revenue to meet the ordinary
wants of the government. For this failure
its responsibility is absolute, and it has
exhibited to the world such inability and
fultblcssnoss iu the discharge of the high
trust committed to its care that its history
continues to excite the wutempt and die
trust of all thoughtful citizens. We favor
the adoption of is fixed and well consid-
ered policy for the permanent betterment
of the highways of the state, so that the
means of communication by private con-
veyance between the farms of the state
and the neighboring markets shall be im-
proved and encouragement be given of
the enlarged use of the highways by our
citizens. ”
DUNRAVEN ARRIVES.
The Earl Will See the V'igllant-Defcndcr
Race Today.
New Yours, Aug. 29.--Thc Earl of Dun-
rrsvcn, accompanied by his daughters, the
Ladies liachcl and Aileen Wyndham-Quin,
Mr. Jumos F. Watson. the designer of the
Valkyrie, uud Mrs. Watson, arrived here
on the Tcutnnir.
Lord Ihmruvm was soon on the upper
deck of the Tt‘llt-Ullll' when she reached
Quarantine. llis lordship seemed much
pleased when informcdnf the rapid fitting
out of the Valkyrie. Iic wns quitc anxious
to learn the particulars concerning the
Will) DUNIIAVEN.
trial races between Dcfcndcr and Vigilant.
lie was under the impression that there
had been a trial ruco Wednesday and
seemed pimscd when told that there
would be one today.
When asked what he thought were his
chances of winning the cup, he said he
could not any, as he know but very little
of the Vulkyrlt-‘s snilingquulitlcs and was
of the opinion that pimple on this side of
the water knew more ulmut lwr than he
did. Win-u naked ml to whctlwr he was
willing and rt-udytn race on tsopt 7, he
replied yes, llllil tlmt lu- know of no rea-
son why they should not. race on that date
Girl in...” From a Brute.
BUFFALO. Aug L’s—Tho screams of a
little girl attracted the attention of a
number of mmpcrs mm the Ferguson cle-
vutor, and upon iuvcstlgntion they found
Patrick Dobbins. n boiler maker, assault-
ing it 9-year -oid itnlinn girl. They fellup-
on him as one man and pounded him to
a jolly. Doubtlves they would have lynched
hhn bud not n policeman rescued the man
and dragged him, trembling, before the
magistrate lie was sent to jail for on
days.
Two Men Blown to Pieces.
Attlit'rowr, Pin, Aug. ”0 —-'l‘wo men
were killed and another fumilyiujurod by
the explosion of n dynamite blast in the
Thomas iron cmnpnny' a stone qunrrynesr
Bohadts. Lehigh county. The dead men
are Fred Brown and William Bethune.
There was not it piece of ltathliue larger
than a hand left.
Would lies lilarry a Iloy lad Ciel.
Borneo, Aug. 29. —-Judgc meson of
the municipal court refused to marrya
young boy and girl from Cleveland who
ve their neuron as Thom“ loudly and
little Munch. They acknowledged as»
“were underage andhsdeioped. They
MM. eichhsrsw got the nuptial hot
TAKE NONE WITHOUT.
d5 lg
I am here to sell Groceries. I‘
am here to sell good Groceries
only.
I am selling
Elillililllii
cheap for BaSh.
Flour, Washburn's or Joues’, £4 75.
Butler, best tub, 24c; Green’s Farms
Creamery, 2.8c
Cottoleue, 3 lb pail,“cl ~-c; Cottoleue, 1
lb pail, 9c.
Lard, 3 lbs. 25c.
Cheese. 130.
Pork, llc.
Beans, 9c and 10c qt.
Tomatoes, best. 7c.
Domestic Sardines, 4c.
Condensed Milk, 8c. .,
Salmon, 12c
3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c.
Lunch Baked Beans. he can.
. New goods in Crackers and Cakes of
improved quality. Compare prices here.
Country Eggs, 300 doz.
Ginger Root.
Home made pure Cider Vinegar.
I propose to earn a reputation for good
goods at lowest prices.
[IBENZII DIBBLE
Boar’s 1 his '2
We offer one hundred dollars reward for
any case of caturrh that cannot be cured by
Hall‘s (.‘atarrh Curei
F. J. CHENEY s: (30., Props. Toleda.0.
We. the undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the lat-t 15 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tions and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firm.
West a. Till'Ax. Wholesale Druggiste. Toledo.
0. Wuhan. Kmsas at MARVIN. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. 0.
Hall's Cntarrh Cure is taken internally. act-
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
faces of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold
by all druggieis. Testimonials free.
Young Man
Why take the chance of dying 'ilho‘en‘b ln~
surnuce when ['01 Ill CE‘N’lrl a
lNuL Uri]: Y OUR LIFE Ivor 31 000?
Or of cuts a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment of $l Iiilt payable to yourself if you live.
With inrurancedlke everything elee.tbc best
is the cheapest.
ECTICUT GENERAL
CCPPiN LIFE INSURANCI'. Company,
8. S. L’Hommedieu.
Iii lililllliiilllll 81.00“
South Norwalk.
WAGONS.
. New and second hand
Buggies, Phaetnns, Carriages!
canopies. Spindles, ate.
Prices to Suit All.
CALI. AND SE! THEN.
Henry Tilly.
SKFFS FOR SALE
AT ROWAYTON.
Wang—M
tins Fancy Still, it lest, trace
cn.ntsii
one Wetting Still, Ii fest.
One Fourteen-Fest Still.
this "student Follower.
one line-Feet Om Felisnsr.”
ins Eight-Feet Fellscsr.
Ins sir-Fest Fsllswsr-
(lees serviceable tests. at interim.
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