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” alum“ animus.
‘ Mallorydz Sons, hat manufacturers of,
m MM Concerning camel Eve-h
More! Fun the Kuwait and Imp.
oi Typical comment Terms
“The Household of ‘Ituth will racot
tonight.
General I). N. Coach, of Prospect
Hill,isslclr.
The goupol’tcnt was taken down yes-
terday afternoon.
Hart Danton, of Franklin avenue, has
been granted a pension.
The delayed repairs on Cross street,
Norwulk, were commenced yesterday.
Parnassus Council. R. A... will cele-
brate itsthird anniversary, 'I‘uoulny
evening. Augufllh.
Michael Fitzgerald is taking down a
large dead elm tree in 'front of the W.
K. James estate in Wall street.
Jackson s jewelry store was left an-
locked, Wednesday night. The police
notified the owner, who went uptown
and locked up.
Owing to increased business, E. A.
Danhury. are making an extensive ad-
dition to their plant.
Complaint is made of the rank growth
of weeds and underbrush on the east
“side of West avenue. from the First
Methodist church to the Seymour prop.
erty.
' _ Meeker Brothers have a boat at New-
burg waiting for coal. Prices COIItilluo
to rise, and will make a difference lothc
Meokers of about $1,000 for their wint-
er’s supply.
Newsdcaler .1. III. Benedict, closed his
store, yesterday, to attend the funeral of
his former clerk, George Lycctt. who
was buried from the Norwalk Baptist
church.
The. drug store of Morrison «is (30.,
Stamford. was entered early Wednes-
day morning by a clever sneak thief.
whowas' rcpaidbytin-:nnouut of SIT],
Whit-Illa) found in the drawer of the
desk.
The little harbor blueflsh will soon
begin running and indications are that
they will be plenty. Tautog, otherwise
known as blacklish. are now being
caught in large numbers off Slratford
Point and I’enlicld Reef. Bass lishL-r-
rncnarc still having excellent lIlL‘l-L at
the mouth of the Ilonsatcnic :1er
Farmers report that the potato crop
will be large again this your unless some
unforsecn change occurs. This argues
well for low prices again this fall. a
situation morn pleasing to the consuna-r
than the producer. Last year many
farmers wintercd their stock only to
meet. a glut and low prior-s in the spring.
This fall they will sell.
At the. special meeting of the Eagle
Hose, Hook and Ladder company, Wed»
ncsday evening. it was voted that their
comingoutiug, whiI-h is their twenty-
llflh annual. should br- hcld at ltoton
Point. the date being August I'J. The
boys will ban- a spvcial train to South
Norwalk and lluJ Ans-hula baud w!ll ac-
company lIreni.——An.-amla Sunlincl.
Rev. Arthur .I. llaumuu'k. of East
Iicrlin, has been visiting in Stamford and
tho Advaalr- of that town lulu-s (K‘i':l.~‘l()ll
to comnu-nt upon the narord being mado
by his parish as being; ”as unique as II is
worthy of udiuiratirm." reformat: pirlic~
nlarly to Ho! building of the church, the
Corlqu-stouc ot which was rIJIJ-Jnlly laid.
“With the I‘XI'I'pllIIII of the masonry. the.
work upon lliIJ building will be donI- by
mombors of tho l'IIlllzl‘l'L'TllIHll. among
whom arc mzluy shillrd lil’l’llif‘lllt'» employ.
ed in ”to Berlin Ilridn‘o (M's establish»
mom and otluJ!‘ I.JlJJtoriIJ:I.
giving; all tb-Jy «Jan towards lhIJ uI-w
('llllt‘I'll. cthJr in mom 3' or in labor. It
will IIIJ slrnnuv inIlJ-vd if. among olanr
lipim-opdlluna in lllinlio-J-MJ, this work
shall not I'I'I'I,“l\‘l' sulwluntlal IJru-ourago-
nanl.”
J 'I‘anrIJ .-\1‘I- IJIxIJIJplions» All the World
lows a lover. i'athJr J l thinl; that
n'bm llu- loi or hanJqu to bc .1 widom r
with grown up IJhildrrJu you 5" draw to
Mia-pl lIqu.
r ., . ...,., ..-
It's made
cheaply from
M u ' roots Ind
home. but».
one bottle no cum
m ”lust as
W
’I‘horo are no J.
~millionaires among thcm. but‘ they are
They Choose sonatcr Allen, For
Permanent Chairman.
ran PIBBT TEST or 3mm.
Mlddlo ol' tlrojload People Forced the
Fight and JWun Completely “outed.
a Vote “'u lot! to MIL—Populist Dee—
filtration of Principles.
81'. Louis, July fll.—-——Tho Bryan sup»
porters are jubilant. They demonstrated
after a stormy session in the I’opullst con
volition that they had a majority of lot.
They perfected their permanent orguulm
tlon, Installed their candldato, Senator AI-
Ien of. Nebraska, on permanent chub-man
and took‘ charge of the mnehlnerycf the
convention and the committees.
The Silver convention at Music hall
simply dnwdlcd along, listening to the
spocchce and transacting trli inl business.
in pursuance of their prearranged pro»
gramme, remaining In session In the hope
of influencing the action of the other con-
PIIZIIMANI'IT-‘T CHAIRMAN ALLEN.
motion in tho direction of Index-sing silver
and the Chicago Ilcmocrnllc ticket.
The first. lost vote In the I'opulist con
\"Irnliun came on the vote for permanent
chairman. The majority report of tin-
committee on permanentorganization was
brought forward. The majority recom—
un-uded tho Induction of Senator Allen. tho.
Nlmeskn Populist, who, during the battle
in congress over the repeal of the silver
purchasing clauseof thofihorman silver
law mado tho lungoat cominuous speech
on record in tho senate, holdlug tho floor
for ll! hours. The null-Iirynu un-u pitted
against the Nebraska senator James (3am-
J-on! of Maluc, a man practically unknown
even to tho middle of the road contingent,
who catered him in tho lists. Still thoy
ralliI-d to his support over» voto at their
unumaud, and they were defeated—:55 of
full.
The following list will show the gun
graphical II‘IcatIon of tho Ilryuu strength,
the states being classlllcd according to
the majority of their votes:
‘I-‘or Allen—Colorado, (.‘nnm-etlcut, DclaJ
ware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas. Kentucky. Maryland, Mas-
slitllllh‘t‘lli. Montana, .‘Ichrxulrn. Nevada,
New Ilmnpsbiro, Now .lcrsoy. Now 'l'ul'li,
North lialmta, Oregon, Pennsylvania,
South Dakota. Tennessee. l'lah, WIJ-Jt \‘IrJ
,Jrinia,,\'lrt:i!iia. Wisconsin. Nov: Mexico.
District of (.‘olumbla and Arizona.
lJ‘or Campion «Alabama. ('uIIfm-nln,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mil-..higun, .‘llllllr-sulu,
MI»<IsaIJIJI., Missmiri. Did I. I: holo Island.
Texas, \c.‘ mont. \i'ashlngtun .lllll Indian
l'l'l’l'ltul'y.
'l‘bo rotor: of North Carolina, Wyoming
and Oklahoma \vI-ro c-Jlmlly IIIvIdod. 'l‘ho
armouchmnnt of this triumph was the
nlgllll for on uproazious Ilryau dim-ion
alratl on. n thh Iustvd'l s rnluulc- Js. Sonati- r
Allon' s spun Jch a»! Jn- rrunncnt chairman or
I npicd our an hour. In many re s, J'l'l‘. s It
“.is bitter enough insult the most ruda Ill.
When ho Ii nlshcd, tho convontion link a;
I'filJl'a'li.
‘ NM! cannon If!!!
’I‘bo situation remains Jqu-tlrallyun-i
changod. Although tho llryan form-J! run
in control and his unlullulllull or lliih. r~I
rucnt slu‘lzh‘ to in! manual, tbc defect of
Scwall slid alarm them In the lava.
CONVENTIcN IN DETAIL:
Warm Contact» (Iver (' ontc-slc d lit-at» and
the Permanent Organization.
51'. I.U'.'l.~', .Iuly 24.-——'l'ho riorornl scssiuu
III tho I'oopli-‘s
called to oiJibIr by 'l'I-mpomry Chairman
Ilutlcr. and may! wm oll’x-n-d by tho
lbw. Dr. Smith of tbb! oily.
Much delay in tho proIJIJIJdInLJs war “U,
l
I‘llslonod by the fact that tho conunitlco;
on crmlcnllalv was: not ready lo report.
whirl: prmJonli-d the final making up of
tho JJIJrnmnant roll of diJIugulI-s.
IJ‘InnlIy tho lullllltlilnu nu ll'rJllI'lltlIIlR
qu! prIJJInr ml to to; loft. and the actual
work of lle sou-don “as lit-nun.
Mr. Wurdull ol I‘nlifornlu. I-Imlrman o
tho «Jrcllvnllalsuommlltou. rum! lIuJ roporl
I'ho porllou of tho roport rolulln- lo dclc
nations whom thorn worn on ooulonti: was
warned t I, and tho -u tho troubb begun.
'lboprllu- Ipul light
manly IIIIIII normal. 'l'ho majorlly l'c-
port rwrmumcmlvd llmt the two duh-na-
l
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was I!\'!J!' tho I ‘ook .
lions from (foul. (utility In» sound and tho ,
veto dIith-d.
mlllllhlINuI llllil‘olmlllllt‘l', xJIJomouudol
that Dr. 'I‘Iiy'lors debug 'tlbm ln- m-nml.
Aftvrn hound discussion that norm-mind
’Ihv mlnorltl. ulnar d by l I '
I’.Jirly I'var‘nllon wm‘ 1‘"
1 l'IJp'IrI.
Ill limit... was term.
ills name rm withdrawn.
A Substitution Moved.
Delogate'BIazer at» Texas then moved
that Compton's paint be substituted for
that of Allen for permanent chairman.
III; Gerry Brown of llassauhdsetts menu!
to lay both majority and minority reports
on the table pendlng the report of the
committee on rules. He said he made
this motion In the Interest of a compro-
misc candidate. but there war-o cries of
"No. no!" from all parts of the hall.
It we! evident that the temper of the cor!-
vcnllon was for action. Mr. l’cncc, a
Brynn man, moved the previous question.
It was ordered umId much confusion. and
the roll call of states was,called on tho
(Jucatlon of adopting the majority or ml-
norlty report.
The parliamentary situation puzzled the
delegates. They were finally made t6 un-
derstand that a you vote was for Allen
and a any vote for Compton.
The excitement on the floor was Intenso.
There was a rcallrullon on both sides that
the actual test had come. When Alabama,
the first state, was called. a row was In
progress, and Alabama was passed. Ar-
lronsas' vote was challenged. In the for»
.mIJr state the division uhowodll more votes
for Allen than were castin the Illinois
contest on the side of Bryan and in Ar
banana 4 more.
The Bryan mun [llllllfld H votes in Call-
fnrnln, 5 'In ("chum-ticut, I In Florida. 2
in Georgia. 7 In Idaho, o In Illinois, In In
Indlana, I In Kansas, 2‘5. In Kentucky, II
In Louisiana and I In Mattie. The con-
:Jlnnt gain made the Bryan mun cuthuul-
uutlc, and they chucrcd Instlly at cvory
announcement. The middle of the road
man did not make a gain until Mississip-
pI was roachcd. when a gain of :3 was
made, reckoned on the former vote.
They got a good chance to cheer, how-
cv'cr,wlio!l North Carollunnvhlch divided—
?1') lu’ :l) on the first voto~spllt Iwr votc
equally between Allan and (Inmplon.
While the clerks were figuring up the tal-
IhJs It became uolsvd about that the result
showed an overwhelming: majority for
llryan Iorccs. and the middle of tho road-
-Jrs were very much downcust One of 1an
Turns delegates shouted, "Perhaps We
mlsundcrswml tho question."
"No. you did not," shouted .lcrry Simp-
son across the hull. “We know whom we
were at all the limo.” ’I‘ho Ilryan people
laughed with giro at this rojolndcr.
The First Test Vote.
A moment later the chairman an-
nounm-d tho renult us 7.3)! for Alivn and
bill for (Inmplon. ’l'hn Brynn ruon Hl‘rl‘lllll-
rd with joy. They got. on their chairs and
ohm-rod.
'l‘hlIy whirled their coats. umbrellas.
hats and t-vrrylhing nrovnlilo aloft. 'I'hoy
uJIrootI-d their state guidons and lmrndod
llunn about thcalslci. Another row ocJJur
rod own- the pnssvsdtlll of tho Alabama
~'l:J.nd:qu, but tho llryan luI-n at laurFmr-
rch i! all Victoriously. lluly tho I'XII‘II
and other mldlllo of tho road soulborl!
delegates sat. silently in Ibolr ~0th durluu
llu! wild dumonstruzlou. The gnldons of
line llryun states dunw-d for live minim-s
.'!l!!!lll Nebraska, and then they wore boruu
about tho dulcpnlm‘ Illi'lllhurll. 'I‘ho bands
pluvnd, but could Just be hoard. I'our rol-
IIrIJd men with banjos doun near the ulngo
sung u Brynn song.
'l'hu scene, with the exception of tho
Iuct‘thut the galleries! did not participate
In the demonstration. very much roman
bind that at. tho l‘ollsvum In i'liiI-ngo
wluzn .\Ir. Ilrynnwzm nominated. ll laslcd
about In minutes. Alli-r order-was n-
slornd Ilnhvgnto Williams of (.Tallfornln
climbed on to the stage. “They have
nindcnsouam Ilaht,'J' ho shoulu-d. “Wu
have been fairly beaten, and In the Iutorn-st
of pear-o and harmony I more the solac-
linn oi William ll. Alien as l‘i'l'lllillll‘lll.
chairman be mado Iznnlmous.” ”In mo-
tion was lltlrl‘lrli with. a hurrah, but. tln-ro
\voro loud cries of dlssu lislon In tho IIIrlJIJ»
tlol! oI tho Ilunu Slarvdulu'galhm. l'ycb no
Davis and lunatic! “I.IIlIll'll_\' worn appoint
ad to Plan”. .J-‘cnator .ilen to the plnlerau.
Tho committm wm out but a short
tinm. Cyclone llavls made a spur-ch, In
which be said some turn things of the pvr
mauonl chairman. SlJnulor.-\IIIJn nllllkl‘
ltt null!!! lvnglll. balm: llhlt‘lll‘ll In with
urn-at lull-road. Ilc has a rI-Jvuldll-Jnnu :!
~panlqu. luring tho «I. ban» on Ibo I'I‘;'!"ll
of tho rJhIthnJrn law ho t:li Ill It! bum“
nunllhl lituu. HIJ l.- .Jl .niJrI- luau, Milo db
shown for I- and of (Jouinmndluu JJrl-u-ln o
:ll\\.’l.\'n' loulns cloaking In a Ion. n! llJ
nu-dulah-Il tornJ. wbb b for n mum: m and
Jw'tld him to tho “qu1 I'l’ll‘l’HlI “l.-I:Jd-Jr.‘
.\.~ IuJ [rugl‘vssus bu worlin‘ up :Jzid uptulkn’
loud. cloudy and In III llll'llm innod IllllJJ.
JiI-nalor .lllIJu a; oko l’KII'IIIIH‘II'lII!llll‘l'l.
not having had lim- to propurv Ilium-If,
In tho senate an nI-vor rI-nd~ a spu-I-Jb. and
bi~ nHorauIJIJs on IhII III-I'.J!»Ion II Iwwl IrIJIJJ
npplnusln
.‘.t the conclusion of l'lmlrmun .Jlllnn'J-
.I-lll‘llllll. which was rocolwd will) I.Jroal up-
Illilllsl'. Mr. liulb-r of .\orlh
llluu'd tho! .I I-«muumitlm ho .l JJol: Il!‘ JIio
not. I. r “llhl ho I'I IllllllllIII named by tho
nllwr JJuith . rnnwnlloli
'l'bo cnlnlrdltm on rubs thou umJbJ Ila E
' and II to eriJl-Ils III Mlcuslw grflllla' of
' laud.
l.i:l.IIJ loll-rut was minib and II!
It. did In-fo o the Iounulion lllll a- lid
upon It. I .lfn l Into bum-d lb it .I runs l .-
f taken. which wiiuIJJun-lod
T HE PLATFORM:
"coloration of l’rlnc‘u-IM of tho l'opnllst
l‘oun-nllun.
t~'I‘. LIII I.J. .lnly ill. 4'1"!!!l‘lllllillliimlll".
ri'FllllllllIll-l of tho I‘opullIII I'ouw Ilmu hos
I'lll‘I-JIIII llm following H‘llll’IlllllllllI! I .JI;
HI! l'l‘l‘lllllllll' -JJ-I.le l'lI'rJ‘IJ. Massachu-
m-m; .l. H. Mll‘ulu. (Ir-Juno: II. b.
. l.ouc’.s, North ll-lhom; .l. .\. I'oitorn.
W!.~l!luglon; ll. ll. ”loylor. )l‘I lll;!\'l,
vnlml to suslnlh llll' nntlorltyrvport of
tho nommitum by a vote of our. lo ”1:.
The roport of tho l'UIlIIIIllII‘lI on Jun-mu:
mil" IIruaolmllon any! Iln-u road. The an-
ill
Alb-u of XIJbruska for Jornuuwnt chair
man was Ihu signal fora wIIIl Ilrynu dI-ln
omtrnllou. which lasted Moi-ml minutes.
John W. linymof New .bvrwy was HJ'oIJt» JI -
llu-mnclll of tho nolrcllon of Senator.
fthoI-rnl Ionics II. th-Idn, \‘Irulnln,
i IIuvII.
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for secretary. and thcothcr lIJmJ ovary olll» ,
«Jr-rs worn mndo purnmnvnt. ’I'ho minority,
report. namlcu .lnmvs It. I'mnpion of
Mull!" Iol‘ ||Ilflflnllt|nii chairman Mil. lbu
middle of the road mun on I‘m. 'l'bc 'I'IJmI-
and Georgia doll-3min: climb-II on Io lIu-ir
rhnlrsond yollud Ilka Indiana. Fmvrul
largo middle of tho road bullnmu \wro Jul»
mind through the aisles, The western
I
ilolcnnlvsu n rnlc look no part. It! IhI-l
dmnomtmtlon. (Inn of thalluumia dub».
nnloa pnllml up his slolo Ilintnlard and {ob
lowed Ibo middle III the road Imnnur,
which was bold ulclt by tum turmlwrs of
the delegation, on» White and one colored.
Th. standards of Texas. Arkonmu, Ilblo,
Mississippi. Missouri and several other
slatIJsonned Ibo pfiWNNlllll. In it scumb-
for the pours-Ion of the Alabama nuldon
the stall was broken and a Iron flight ol—
mmt pnmlpllnlol. Bedlam remand tor
km mimosa What: more was at last rc-
stored. the names of the signers of the this
m. «m trad. the the name
«Hull! nelslllourhlclth matinee
”MM mtg final in all
ll‘olornllo; J. Wmdcy Loon.
(In I IlmnrJIJMJIJt-onw .~' lwurlo. i'uzliI.
lohu
Kullslh; .l. h (fox-y, ”bio. and
Ilr. A. II. Noon. Ari/nun.
(In 'l'rml!~lml'illlIot|»»- llovc‘roor .J\. H.
Holcomb, Nibmolci; M. IlmJn. Minor
‘soln; .l Aid on lohlwnl. l'JlIII‘IIruIa. .l.
K. llllll‘u, (EIIIII‘gIII. Ifx UHVIJI'II'II' ‘L H.
I’lll‘llllllllll. 'I‘t-nnwsm'.
lm Multinaltllni‘d lillllll,
IIowIJII boulslana; l'. l’, 'I‘nJlor. l’non
syliunlm i’. ll. Whilo. Now lurk. 'l'holu
an F. Kalb-hot. Nrw Moalco.
(In lllrcrl. lmgl-lallonubflon. .l. 4’, lloll.
.‘Jllwsollri; A.
ll. llnrkbart. Indiana; Jon A. Parlour,
Kentucky; .1. (I, I’umpion. Moino.
'I‘ln- Ml‘twotmni'lIJo of 2.3 In platform
Imio curved lilo!!! H, following. “III!!!
will doubtless he ndoplml:
l'rvmnbb- -~'l'an I’IIJJJIIII'JI l’urlv. nucrlu
blud Ill national ool‘lvobllou,J rcnliirnm It»
ullcglnuru to tho prlruJIJIIIIII dwlnml by
tho Ioundrrs of tho rJJJIuIIEanmI nlmlo
the fundamental trIbI'IJ low of ms! wn‘srnl
lurnt n- cunnvinlld In 1an platform of tin-
party In lr‘h‘, but ruoznlrcn Ihzilthrouult
Ilmurllun n.’ the JvrlJmJntuan szwllcu
mbulnlslmtlcm the mornry has reached a
crisis In its national life, all JJrchrlIJd in
our platform four ymrs urn. and at pmmvt
mount and patriotic amino III {to so—
pnmn duty of the hour. be realm that
public we tam pelican Ind camper
am In new "Imman-
ll
Idaho; .I. ll '
III! Wu»; II’I’IIIII'lllly iulurrupln-Il with J
i‘aern J. , '
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. u I . own for lofono’i :!
, mineral
no. so no strainer: cy renter-mg to the poo.
Ile'l government the constitutional”!!-
roI and exercise of the flirtatious necessary
tothnt and, which functions have been
hasely surrendered by our public servants
to corporate rncnopollei. The Influence of
European money changers has been more
potent in shaping legislation than the
voice of the American parole. Executive
power and patronage have been used to
corrupt our Icglslatum and defeat the
M of the people. and plutocraoy has
thereby been cnthroncd upon the ruins of
Democracy. To restore the government
of the fathers and for the welfare and
prmpcrlty of title and Inturi ponurntfunn
wcdennind the cstubllehnm of nurnun-
nomIo and Mitchell)“ symmi blob shall
make usmastcrs of our own affairs and
Independent of European control by tho
adoptlon of the following declaration of
principles: .
lc‘lnunce.-—Wo demand a national cur-
rency, safe uml sound, Issued by tho mm-
crul government only, a full legal louder
for all debts, publlcand private. and with-
out thc mm of banking corporations. an
honest, equitable and clliclcnt means of
distribution direct to the people and
through the lawful disbursements of the
government.
We dtmand the free and unrestricted
coinage of silver and gold at the present.
lag!!! ratio of Ill-to I by the l'uItcd States
without waiting for the commute! foreign
nations.
We demand that the volume of clrculnt»
int; medium bo speedily inert-ascd to an
amount sufficient to mI-ct the demands of
the business and population of this coun-
try and to restore the just Iovcl of prices
of labor and production and thereby est-ab
llsh prosperity and happiness for the peo-
ple.
We denounce the sale of bonds and the
increase of the public lull-rest IIIJarIng debt
mado by the public administration as im-
necessary and without authority of law.
and wu demand a law absolutely prohibit-
lnn tho 5an of bonds and increase of tho
public debt, one” In accordance with an
act or acts of congress authorizing the
same.
We demand Ellt'h legislation as will pru-
vcnt the demouctlmtlon of the lawful
money of the I'nItcd States by private,
contract.
We dmnand that the government. In
payment of itsobligatioru, shall use Its
option as to the kind of lawful mom-J- in
which they are to he paid. and we die
bounce the prmcnt and preceding admin-
Is’tralions for surrendering thie option In
the holders; of gotcrnmenl obligations.
We demand a graduated Income tax, to
the and that aggro nilcd wraith shall hour
its" just proportion of tnmticn, and we Ill--
nounco lln- l'l'l'lllll decision of tie supreme
court in rcgurd to tho Im-onn- mdaw as
a mlslnlcrprvlalion of thoconstitutionaml
an Invasion of the rightful poo-n72; of con-
nrooa o'vr-r this subject of taxation.
We demand that postal savings banks In-
ostnbllshml by tho govI-rnuwu! for tho safe
deposit of lhu sci lugs of the people and lo
Iucilllnlc exchange.
A truo policy dotnnnd-rthnt the nation
nl and state legislation shall be such as
will ultimately IJuuhlo every prlvnlo and
ludustrioua man to own a homo. arnl
therefore the land should not be monoJ o-
Ilzcd for speculative purposes. Allow-ioni-
tural and grazing lands now hold by rail-
road cupromtlrms In (slums of their actual
need should by lawful means he rcclnluu-d
by the government and bold (or actual
.IJttths only, and private land mono; on
should be lirl'vt'llINl by appropriati- stall-
and national h-gI-dntlon.
Wu condemn tho frauds. The land grant
of tho I'nIJIIZJ' linilroad rolnpany through
the conulvnucoof tbc interiorIII-JIal-tnoJut
robin-ll mulllludni of actual and IJ-ozm lbbJ
~cltivr~r of their homes and minors of tIu-ir
IJInlmu. and no dcnmnd legislation by con-
uruss which will union-o Ilu- exI-iJJuon of
land from allt‘ll grants aflvr us
well as before pa?! nl.
lllrrct I cglslulloll.-Wn hold that all
nm’vrnuanls leriio their jilnl pom-aw from »
'lhc r: moat of lilo gowriu-d, and in order
that the rumor" of tho gull’flll‘ll may bo
clearly Ilst‘orlullliul \vo furor dim -l Iog‘hla
Ilnll under ana-r I'llnfillllnhllllll halo»
Jrunril~.
It‘lls‘ skull bavo rho rich! of iliiliulluz.
framing and preparing laws and of I out
Jolliuz: lan snlunis-Jdon thlJrI-o: and of all
lllllllll’llllll lmv~ \vI. l'illl'l‘ pr lpoend b! no
linual. at l!!! orlo Hill ! 1.11:!!! 4, lo ""Itllrt‘
\mo of the porn lc lul‘ their a, prom! orJJ
JUI'IIIIII.
Tl‘l‘. thnv: lotion lnllla ' :l IIII‘HIIS of l‘\'
champ and a pul 'lr n-cudly. ll." yon-l"!
iuI-nl ebulllll on u and IJJ oralo rallroad~ it!
tho iulrrmt of .tbo pI-ono. In tho . ud II! :I.
all Incl! may bu uumrdod rIuJ HIIIIII lrrul
mum in ll'nllr-Jiorlnlioll and that llth‘rtlHJ
uy and pullib'al Jon"! 1' now uxrrcIm-d by
ll!!! tr a: I‘HHIIII'IHHIHS, wuivh roullt in tho
so lhnl a 5- 11"“ (’IIllifll‘ of the I'ili» '
iuiJ..-drnn-nl if not Illl‘ (lIJ-ll'lll'ilnll of flu.
Jmlllhul rI..Jbl and III-Illllll llborty of
viii/cu. may be IIIJ~lroleII. Sin-b owrn-r
Idnp l».- lo Im lll'l’ulllllllrlll‘ll uraduully. In a
murmur cumin-Jul nub .wlllld public pol-
cy.
'I'ho internal of 1an l'l!l!IJd State». In the
pubic bluhnuyJ-bui' l nil l pnblb inoumu
knonu us No laIJiIII railroudu,
.~bI-!li!l lluwr luv nlbmurrl. III!)I'l'.';|;.'llll or
will, but pruurdol and JJrolm-lml for tiny
golwml nJI-Ifuro, ms JJr-ix'ulod by the Ian I
orlnldrllm I-nirl I'JpJIlIo railroads. ‘l‘hv-
lurulmurn of lliIJs'IIIJJ‘i‘tlng: limo. of tho
I till «I: trim on llm-I- I‘llllll'l Jlould nlJ
who follow ‘ll'I'lIillI Ill llJ o ,‘I_\II.I' nl lbI- ru-
IllIJ'
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’om, In or!
III by lln- lioidu IIJ'II; m'IJ-I, and Ibul al i
ll.»- lormlosurJ of nul- l rnlul~ tho no. ll‘II
THE GOLD DEMOCRATS.
Will Hold 3 Convention and
Nominate Candidates.
MC."
RESULT or CHICAGO covrs‘ncror.
The Convention Will Ila llt'll' as Early
u Sept. '3 »J Presidential liloctoru to Ito
Natucck-‘Vfllinm (I. “'Irltncy'd Vlcws on
the l'ollllcal Situation.
(lurcAco, July 2l.~—'1‘hn confer-once of
Democratic gold standard men, held at
the Auditorlinn, decided to Iflslln n Cull
for a third convention, the motlou having
been made by Il. W. Shelby of :Illl'lllKIIII.
Representatives of the gold standard
Ilcmucracyol llIInoIs,Kontucky. Missouri,
Iowa. Michigan, \l’laconsln, Indiana, No—
braaka and Uhlo worn prcscnt. as follows:
Kentucky—alltlcton Cook, Thomas W.
Bullltt, W. D. Huldmnan. ll. W. Knott,
A. J. Carroll and George M. Davis.
.‘lissonri——.lamos C. Broadband, F. W.
Lehman. Ilcnry .I. Kent, Ilollo Wollv, St.
Louis, and (J. L. 0. Krautbotl, Kansas
City.
lmv.a——Colonol .l. M. Martin, Marshall»
town; W. Nat French, Davenport; ’I‘hom-
on W. Bowman, Council Illulls; Mayor
Henry Voll!ntr,.l<‘. W. Boynton and III. M.
r‘haron, Davenport.
WisconsinL—szcrnl E. S. Ilrung. 5mm»
for William II‘. Vilma and Ellis ll. L'.» ., ,
former chairman slam commlltoo. , .
indinua—ll. .I‘lokons, W. I). Ilynum,
.lobn ll. WIlson, I’. II‘rousz, .ludxo .Iolm
.l. Dye and Allen W. Conduit, Indianapo-
Ils.
Nebraska—Fred W. Ilnnghn.
. Ubio'»—.l. I’. Lynn and S. 1’. Holding.
Illinois—livnry S. Robbins, l’. A. I‘lw-
Inrz, John 1’. Hopkins, Lindon Evans,
Adam A. Hoodrlvb and Judge Thomas A.
Moran.
l-ioncral Bragg. who was chairman of
the Wisconsin III-logotiou at Chicago, was
ahoscn to preside over tho wuforern'v. U.
A. Ewing, chairman of tho Illinois uxoc»
ntlvo (’llllllllllll'l'. was cleciod sol-rotary.
The first lmvlnoss was tln- roudiniz of a
large Ililll'h of lottors and telephony; show
Inn that eastern and otlu'l' status were rcp-
rerouted In spirit. A ti-Icurum from Sona-
lor James M. I’alincr mid: "lilx.~i!x:~..
loci; Iirglcclcd kIII'IIS Illl‘tllls’dll. I am
ready to fight anarchy and I'IIJIullsm us
llt‘NIIHl in tho L‘bicugo platform and by
(mulldalor. I am in fnior of unlinuul,
stain and l'l'llgl'l'hnlllllfll (erromlons.
Count on inc as a private- In the front
rank." J
Ano'hcr Illl‘sfillgl' mum from ("alvlng
'I'omkiu». .lobu llc Wilt Warner and Inw- »
room I'. .NJxlou of Non York and mad m!
Inllrm’s: ”>lnll- tommlllu-of our Iom
ocrulil- roform party has bulb-d IIrJnu!
platform and candidates. rtsolwd to w .J
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CI-YNIIIlAI. lIIIAGIl.
operate with you and hm; apJIoinlozl mm-
!ultlm- lo ('IllIIt'l‘. Will follow _\l!llI' l-Jad.i
loum- mtic nl fricnd~ in ton n (J'nli! or. " I
.\ It b-J: rain from I man .\IJ \n- nub, at
l)!lhlll!.\ . .lI.. mid: "' be central hlIllI‘n
mnsl loud, The ca~leru lll'llllll' NIL-I urn:
hntnpnrud by their state omunimliou. I
but will follow.“ {-
(‘omptrolb 1' James I‘ll-ki-Isv—l ' how no
doubt» but that lho I'.Ir~ll‘l‘ll ll!‘l.lIJl'I'.’lln‘ will
Inko us grout lllll‘l‘l'hl in J roJJ-Jr thmm-ralio
nominations in! do rho \\t'.~ll‘l‘ll uud gin-
tIu-Iu u». rarnnsl support. I lbiul; llc name I
to hr ialzvusbould luJ National lh‘llllu'l‘llla, :
:‘ruutor \‘Ilas of \VInIJolzsiu \IoIIJulIJ' op»
JJMIJJI tho Issuing of a I‘J!” by llaJ confer»
our 1!. Ills spun-b nqzs fz‘cJuviJlliJ rIertJd,
JJ,.ilthI!! Jb tho who ul wull. lll‘ n? of lllll‘
milling W mod lo I"! lIuI Ibo o. IJIJr n. I\' I
'I' ha lollon in:: i; ll .osulution Iullluu at
illll‘l IJJzouunlion
lbmolwd, ’I‘bul It Is Ilmwusn of thb!‘
t-Ind‘vrnuro lbat thorn should Ion lion! l
nvrull lull‘ouul immInlqu boll " :ll)l‘ll| I
or ruth- platform qulo Ialod and a [bun
oI ralb llIJiloJ nonnu :mdfurllu oiliIJ-u of .1
pr! sub-n! and a \ll o [Ill~llll‘lll. of tin-l
I Iii llml “'3. rim", 1-. 'Ilil IIIIIH‘lIllldI lo I1! lll‘lll‘
no: I nor than rupt- I
W llllncy on the t-llndtinn. J
l
Nlcn Youu. .lulylzl. ..-. ‘d'llliuuii‘. \Ihlt .
ll lull w. n: l! .nkld II. In bi“?
JudI unlit l'nll' could to a IhIHl lb- lml i
l‘HIIIlllt‘lllll IIJ'. lbn sound mono thm
Hunts. IIIJIJIJIIIIsz
”I think I".:\"lli and llo-muwof tho
1mm shall purl Imam llm mun. If It In J lll‘llllllllll !!! lolldow :mJ umlliur.’ I! lllll\'.’lll .
mum lnm dry to Ilfliillt In lllllrlwlu
llu-roin or if ”II‘ HimIJIJan bI' pllrl'lmJIII‘l
at n rIJos-Imldo prior. and tho now rnnn-nt
alllll nitrate mid railroads us public
highway.“ for tho IIIleIi
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of tho pooploli‘allut mum of Ibo pd' nation
IIIIJ. 'I lw conorul who J'Itlon.' ha I onllnucd,
I». for nouio today, In In: opinion than J
It was: tun days nun. 'l‘bo Republican mow f
“1' o rs and cm: did Ill‘: II it v shown no real 3
Thu JV IIIIVI' .
and rot. in. tho lulur J~t of tin low, unrl.n- I InilI-II to mull Ilu lquliv Io‘.’ u J1! n‘ul opp: r
-n.! ml“ .I- pool Jom lo: pro u-J' Jn III “In I mull}. Io! lll‘lil'lllllll Hm . balmy,
If IhIJ,
and brand-ti). . hint: to .dl lran-dmrbulou , l"““‘l‘”t "” ll‘il'l" 1" JPN“ "”“iimw‘ f‘”
x: i no: Illi- Jnal [Irlllll‘,',l'l‘ and equal i-Mlilm
lor (are lllll lrl Inhw
Wo IJ'lIuounuv lbw Jruulul
Jtln In do' In and do
Tomi! I lqu mu Inn» Illlr'v' .ipJ lilul IIJ llu liw
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l I In oxiJIJou-I on! :iJll!lilIi.-I:»ru-II er-ord»
Inn to lboJr lruo Inlvid and 9-: ’rit.
'I‘lio IIJIIItquJJb. 1th lbo pod dilu- syr-ll'lll.
luJ In; a n: vowili (If the lrnnImIJI-b-i I u“
”I... al.- .Ith In ouno'l .md opu. Mind I‘\
lhI- go illllllll Ill III II. IJ lliII- fwd of lan pm
llv.
lmluru- llrvnn nod Nrfi'fl".
.‘Ilmumows. N, Y.. .Iuly J..'l,u'l'lm
IIIJnuu-rnlb- county I‘IJlnIulll-Ji- or “1“"an
roomy lodorwod Ilrylll! and r'vwnll and
tho l'hlt‘ogo platform.
l’rnmlnoul lmwyo-r .‘Jm-Il For Divorce.
nae-on, .lulv film-Mrs. Alvlnc I). [but
lock. Kilo of tho wrll known Inwyvr. lInr
voy I). Ilmllocl: of lid“ oily. hm lmdltlde
INN: run prommllnuu by filing a polltlon for
n rrpnrallon In tho .‘J'ull'ollwounly anon-
rlorcnnrl. Mrs. IIoIIImJl; norm-stun New
York Women as mIJIJ pendants In bIJrIllml.
and dates cited t'ol'rI‘Hlmlltl with llama on
which the Imvymv had all allercntlon with
a hock drlvrr In MM 'ank reeuhtly and
Wu «dispelled to «(no r In the police
Mum the can t bend-v
awn-
my loop”! of Hill“ lllllllll monIy IIIIuJ j
cents are bound looruanluc, and It can '
Iul’nnnunl ‘ bot ho J l'l’H'llll'il. I
"Tim Irulli II IhIJrIJ dIJN II II worn to In! .
in tho cant (i I'IJIJll *ilig «Juan of tho Furlong»
I‘m-w nlul ulllI'I'tlfy of ll." In"! silw r llmvlJ»
un til. You may (all It I) rrnJ/c, but It hm
caJJlurI-d lhIJ Inuvzlralion of tho err-at
m'! JJJ. IIf JoIono lbrI-ughoul. llu- IJullro west
and llII'Illl. and I: has a much .IIlrIIunIII' lIII
luv. In}: in mum portions of tho I- no not
IIIIIII l_\ nlIlJJI Io largo I 2: mo l'l II d 'I' ulIJra,
lb: III In lulu! roll}. s Jto Hod ll I4 tho rIJ
'«Illl» of roudlngz and n;:IlI\tIo!!. It has bu»
mum is fixed oldnlon. and an !mrI-n=onublo
IJuIJ. I think It may bIJ novoplod In n fort
that tho voJ~t majority of flow sile-r bo
lioers .Ju lblu than me to torch to l'lllll‘lll
lion. 'l hoir minds urn brow up. and lIu-y
ntn J;!J.III.~ m Illllo Inclined to r. (Mull upon
Jho mbjupt as “we tho IIIJIIJJmlcs whom
tin-y will: In Chicago.
“I was satisfied lwforo w" wont to l‘bI
man that nothing could Ito nrruvnpllshcd
in tin- dImJtlon of .clmmslnit or modify»
Incl tho loo Idlvcr him, and I will no.“
ficrurthrlvm, It was our duly to go them
and culphmim lhu strength of Illa comm
thins of thtl onslcrn III‘nummts, and. lur-
that. to allord the country on ohlcct locum:
showing no plainly that it could not be
mules-O ,
fiWBdflw M a. ill-90mm
EDTABLIIHED loco.
H. KR!
ISTADLI
EGEr
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
LEADING
IN 'lIlE TWI
N Cirrus
Ladies. going;r to the seashore fo. the
in our store and
!r vacation, should not fail to stop
buy one of those
APES!
ELEGANT C
. We have plac
ed on sale. .
‘5 $10.7.» Capos for $4.50
9.00 C apes” for
“.00 Cape
LOO Cape
2.98
l.98 ’
s for
s for
H. KRIEGER,
Mahackcmo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk.
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
()ccupicsa portion of E. Gusowskl' s
store, corner of W all and Water Sis. .,
Norwnlk. Call and see the latest
styles In Hats. Cane. etc. a 23 ll
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
5| Washington Street.”
0an daily Iromllto III a. m., and from
I to :i p. u!., and on Monday evenings
Irom 7m 8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SDIAIANS I‘rvst.
.Ionx n. mums, Vice—Press.
JOHN H. KNAPI’. Sec. and 'I‘rens.
- n -
,Sea Food of All Kinds.
‘:.I
ID. W. RAYMOND,
J93 Wonhlngton Stroot.
After May lst,
... ; DR. F. SGHAVOIR
Will Im at his South N- Ixnulk ufllce.
9 Washington St. ..
\\ EDNF SllAYS AND S \TURDAYS,
From. 3 in Sn'w‘lv‘n l»; I). III. I'm ‘liIIIIllImt‘: II in
Diseuucsi-I “omen. .lm
DORLON HOUS E,
GREGImsz I’UIN'I‘,
Now own for tho so IL‘UII of HM.
lll‘lH. llbodo I~lund (‘lamb divs llutliim:
boating and l-'.»i him: lIcIt!iIJ nuts" to tho
I on I ow r) twi-nty minutes J. .L‘.U S'I. LI I-
\.Iiul-II-wr. mu? If
J. D. JENNINGS.
U N D E RTAKE R .
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk, - -
()pp Street Railway Depot,
IIIIZEIIIIIJLNUE 1L)! 5 'I‘IIE'I‘.
TELEPHONE CALL, 11.
Conn .
J. B. RAYMOND,
Ill’lH-ZI'. IN
BROOKSIDE LAKE IcEl
'Slllltllllil I'illltll unlv'v :Ilill loo human. 5
ml! J»l!I\Il. ”Mil- lIJII'IVJIIl d' H. H.
I'm.“ luldu. .'-\I . ~I l ..m Slon- IJI1-'Ir!u! South
.‘d III! and Washington shoots in :c'tl'
CALF PASIURE BEACH I!
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
to! .!!!l. illoi .lIill llb. u lioocolm- J. iIuJ-I \\ ll
r wt with the Trauma) :.it-ll1.iwiuu- win!)
In , :dl-i 1pm.
C. A. HUBBARD.
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
80. Hanna l k.
Rosltience, Mahackomo 1.10th.
m? Iv
APE! ‘ l’niol- {5‘ l'lumul,
in ,‘I'H I'I' III ISM} till)“.
\vil..oul I! inuIr .
PEEDYI
nnplca nut that.
MEN AND WOMEN.
- l
$[00
Tm at h." H to aid to an addrrm on H‘
II.‘! I‘M pficrnlp (IIIIIuJJlI-u II.- lxlllll, “I: Wt:
Ilolnc tn.- Jaluwntdnmh It! 13 to .ian .!d' 'IrIJ-Iv
on till ipl of In (.l Ills !!J III. ImpJ . III pos' "1.1: l‘
nadllraliuy. I‘unv.
URI-II
:lru mm! I do ll ant
—-——IJ| ...—...
\vil I:..-u\tmlre torurc or lllnur money.
YIP SIP 00 , P. 0. Draw 53?", Boston, Mass.
Show Illn- ,
-6 J'). 00". unto». sodium, no.5,
Jacob M. Layton,
Flro. Life and
Acgldent
lNSURANéED
Real Estate“ a'nd House Agent,
Ocean SDteamshlp
Drafts .onns Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
N ext to Post Office.
SOUTH NOIIWALK. : : : : CON
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
J. D. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Oalcimiuer,‘
Painter.
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
mourn MAIN STREET. ‘
SouthNorwalk.
Samplellooksof Lit tSt l
Holden and Gill distilllilylg?otfa£::er:5
hon-'9:- lnr' inspection, on notice b t
Estimates Cheerfullv Given. Y ”5136
v.-
.. ._ ...... ...;
WAGONS l i”.
New and Socond-chd.
succ!rs,,
Panrrous, .
cnnumczs, "
currents.
mucus. arc.
PRICES TO surrpu.‘
CALL AND SEE THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
Physician forWomen
MRS. DR. N. A. GUILFORD
Can be consulted at her office
942 ,Buoao Srncnr, Burnoxrom. 00”.,
From 10a. to. to 7 p at. any day except
Sunday.
'l'hodmtni In a regular [hi-debut and for
IlnI J- «t nim li‘l‘ll )I-urn has made thodlmm'
of an In.- It .Isth Lilly. ulb's Mlllerin l 1
an, 4b"! I nlty in. idc- ml to the sex can Eingull'é
III (‘- millnidlnlho- ~lriw.tv»t tcoulldenco. wit
Ingn» ~bllfilll" oolrm- oilinglheunmtskllll'ula n3
.J~J in -olIII- ll! :dlnI-nl kuonn lo umdernhu
and nil-divine. III-mo euro with nurse ur-
nI.» bod alu- -n I'm uiuId. Terms moderate
All ll‘lll'l‘l‘ prompt y ro-plled to. Ineloso stamp
N. Y.,New Haven (Redford
RAILROAD.
fl
Trains Leave South Norwulk as follow:
For New York.
A .'Il. (”55,540. ”I115. car» 106. 7“. Hi. Ml.
w: ions. in .:J.u I‘.1II. “92.111.213.264.
In}, no, 625.630. om, om. 161.811.“) 200.
HUNIMI‘N.
AJI. ammonia. lull. “Luann.
Leave Now York for Sumatran-IR. J
l 'Il lioo um. 7m, woo. non. 1003.100“. “M.
”II! lac/1. I’J .lu!..II-o. :Io:.l 10:. ms.
mwmrn.
LM. mum. I' ll. datum.
Loav. South Norw-Ik
for New Norton.
. lil'illlibfi.hilu.illll,all10m,um
l' M norm :I:.:J.In. no. but. 627. an.
audio. “1,941.1!!5.
oauaunv mvreiou.‘
Latin 80. Norwnlk.
All. simian. l'..\l.!u!.ln.nn.tu.
scalars.
AM. no I‘Jl. 12.5.
Leave Dnnbury.
A. M sun 73». um, um
wanna?
All. not. l'.IIl. too.
In. n1.
ROTON POINT
South Nor-walk. Conn.
The most Charming Summer
Resort on born; Island Sound
:Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN,
General Manager. .
3.98
Tickets, and Sterling "3
A”.
Norwalk Chronicler