Ant An HEBEIlillll
In IIISTIIIII or A Win an a
last anions.
code Accounts Concerning Current Emit
authored From the highways and Drum
of Typical coo-celled Tom
The Mcrwin street shirt factory start-
’ A
, ed up yesterday.
:-
A horse owned by William Schlenker,
of Cliff street. died Sunday.
Jarvis Kellogg has been engaged as
timokeeper on the Mill Hill work.
F. 1. Jones. of Norwalk. who is still
in England, 18 no better in health.
, Mrs.'Isaac Selleclr, of Arch staeet, )
improving from her recent severe illness.
A daughter was born Sunday night
to Mr. and Mrs. James Cullen, of Butler
street.
A Edward ‘S.' Taylor and family, with a
party of friends, are camping at Compo
Beach.
All bills agdinst the town of N orwalk
should be presented to the selectmen be-_
fore August ‘38
In the suit of Banach vs. Fawcettfithe
defendant’s motion to reopen the case
has been granted.
A. W. Knapp. of Bridgeport, has been
appointed oilicinl L. A. W. referee of the
Labor Day races. .
Frdnlt D. Layton and Fred Gannng
will start tomorrow on a week’s vaca-
tion. which they will spend in Asbury
Park.
Daniel Hunlon, for intoxication and
assault, will be tried before Judge Hub-
bcll, tomorrow morning, in the Town
Court. _______
William Slayer, of South Norwalk,
has come to Daubuty to manufacture
and sell an improved harness dressing.
—Danbury News. W
The grand list of the borough of
Greenwich. just completed, is $1 1382.430,
which is $106.42 less than last year. The
rate of taxation is eight mills, which
will raise $13, 45.) it.
Ex-Alderman George A. Lockwood.
‘of Newark. N. J., who has been at. the
Norwallt Hotel, is a native of Norwalk.
He was born in the house now occupied
_ by Dr. C. W. Many. in North avenue.
thirty feet long.
In the new construction work on the
street railroad in Stamford sixty-foot
rails are being used. The rails ordinari-
ly usedinihis class of work are only
The use of sixty-foot
rails is‘a new idea, and laid in such a
manner that trains such demo on the
steam road could pass over them with-
out Alanger. W w...
\n entertainment will be (then by
ladies of the StJohn s lipiscA Ipfll Mission,
LoAvAsboro, on Wednesday evening. A
brilliant programme has been arranged,
consisting of a "tambourine drill,"given
by ten young ladies of the place. who
are being instructed in a number of
fancy figures by a teacher from Brook-
lyn. They will he attired in full tam-
bourine costume. There will be several
solos. with piano accompaninAeAAt: also
rccitations. Both vocal and instrumen-
tal music will be given by some momv
bers of the Yale Ulco club who are stop-
pingin thopluce. (lake and ice cream
will he served. ,
It is a noteworthy for! that the most
attractive resorts of lotll'isis' AAA-e rAInAlor-
ed doubly Automating by tho historical
uses-iations Azurroundiug them. The
visitor to these spots not only finds him-
nolf charmed by the lovely N'fillf’l‘)’, but
his imagination and order are kindled
by a contemplation of the historic. scene
and battles which have occurred there.
and Lake George and li'lkll Champlain.
Fort Ticonderoga, Crown Point, Fort
William llcnry. dumbb- (‘luoun and
Saratoga.. bring up memories of the
past. Form? The :ucrA-ation Tourist
cA‘Ampany will ocil you AAIickAII, inclmb
lngull I’lhpi‘lliif‘fl of railroad fares and
hotels fora six-day trip Ill-XI. Monday.
Why don'tyon go? so- (i. W. llAArrb'A,
at the depot.
Don t trifle. away time when you him
cholera morhu-A or AI'AAArrIAAA-A lIAglo
thomlu the beginning with I)A‘\Vif-l't
(Julio Alt (2 Micro (lure. You AIoAA‘ t have
towait for results, they are instantan-
eous. and it learns the lIAIWPIiI Ill healthy
condition. III. I’. Weed and (l. (7. Still
Ion.
tllcctdlccn
A temperance drink made
from the choicest tools and
herbs ; has a delicious flavor,
pleasing the moat fastidious
, palate; qucnlhcs the great-
% est thirst. ’l‘he erlract is
. sold everywhere, ”land is
easily and cheaply prepared
at home.
AABTRANGE'FEOPLE OF OLD. ‘
mm )vo Mute-cu at AAA. W
In Hot In Illa mull.“
'Badashan Is a province inhabited by
people who worship Mohammed and have
a txrenllar language. It forma a very great
kingdom, and the royalty is hemdlniry.
All there of the royal blood are descended
from King Alexander and the daughter of
King Darius, who was lord of the vast euA~
plro of Persia. And all those kings call
Ihclnsolvcs in the Summit tongue Zulcarnl-
Iin, which in as much as tosay“Alex‘-
under," and this out of regard {miles-
I der the Great.
t is In this province that these fine and
valuable gems the Bolas rubles are found.
They are got in certain rocks among the
mountains, and in the search for them the
people dig great caves underground, just
as is done by miners for silver. There is
but one A-Apcciul mountain that produces
them, and it is callul Syghinau. 'l'hc
stones are dug on the king's account, and
no one else dares dig in that mountain on
pain of forfeiture of life on well an goods.
Vor may any one carry the shrines out of
the kingdom. But the king amasses them
all and sends them to other kings when he
has tribute to reader or when he desires
to offer a friendly present, and such only
as he. pleases he causes to be sold. , Thus
he acts in order to keep the Bolas at AA high
value, for if he were to allow everybody to
dig they would extract so many that the
World would be glutted with them and
they would cease to bear any value. Hence
it is that he allows so few to be taken out
and is so strict iu the matter.
There Is also in the same countrynnoth-
or mountain in which azure is found. ’Tis
the finest in the world and is got in a vein
like silver. There are also other moun-
tains which contain a great amount of sil.
A'er ore, so that the country is a very rich
one; but it is also, it must be said, AA very
cold one. It produces numbers of excellent
horses, remarkable for their speed. They
are not shed at all, although constantly
Ascd in mountainous country and on very
bad roads. They go at a great pace even
down stccp descents, where other horses
neither would nor could do the like. And
Mouser Marco was told that not long ago
they possessed in that province a breed of
horses. descended from Alexander's horse
llAAcA‘AplAAAlAAs, all of which had from their
birth a particular mark on the forehead.
l‘his breed Was entirely in the hands of an
uncle of the king, and in consequence of
his refusing to let the king have any of
them the latter put him todenth. The
widow then in despite dcstmycd the whole
breed, and it is now extinct.
In the mountains there are vast numbers
of sheep, I400, 50o or (300 in a single flock,
and all of them wild, and, though many of
them are taken, they never seem to get
‘illll‘f or
i] hose mountains are so lofty that it is a
hard Al: Ay 3 Work, irom morning till oven-
iupr, IA) get, to the top of them. On getting
up you find an extensive plain, with great
abundance of grass and trees and copious
springs of pure water running: down
through rocks and ravincu. 1n lhosebroohs
we found trout and Annnyothcr fish of
:Ininty kinds, and the air in thosercgionn
is so pure and residence there on health-
ful that when the luv" who dwell below
in the towns and in the valleys and plains
find themselves attacked by any kind of
fever or other ailment that may hop they
lose no time in goingtothc bills. and after
abiding Ahcrc two or Home days they quite
‘ccuvcr AiAA-ir AAA-Ailih through the excellence
of that air. And Messier Marco lullfl he
had provA-d this by experience, for when in
[lime parts llf‘ had been ill forahouta your,
but us soon as he was advised to visit that
mountain he did so and got \A'AIll at once.
In this kingdom there are many strait
and IIAIA'ilous paw-s, so difficult to form-
that the people have no fear of invasion.
l'lu'ir towns and villages also are on lofty
oillsoud in \‘l'f'y strong positions. I'l‘hcy
Anwxci-llcut archers and much given to
Aho churn. lllfll‘l‘ll, most of them are do»
prudent for A lothiuu on tin-skinner boasts.
an. Hill.‘ are wry dc. Ar among lllt'lll. 'l'lAAI
:t‘A'z Al lAAAllA~ .4, lIlI\\l'\'| r. HI‘I‘ Ilf‘f‘.‘ A_\'A-Al ill ullllld.
And I will tell you the style of IlAA-irdrcss.
l'lo-y :I.ll WA‘III‘ Imusors made of cotton
lnlb. and into the AAAAAIAlAAqu‘ Illt‘M! some
.vlll put no, so or l'l‘l'll loo oils of stall.—
Noah Brooks in St. Nicholas.
Rnuian Love of Display.
A “'1'" known Hessian whoa-as recently
Asked by AA foreigner why so llllll‘ll fllIArI Avus
bcilug Imulo UVI‘I' llAA- A'ol‘nllulluunf tIAAIA'lAAl
i‘f'llllt'fl bysiAuI-ly reminding his iIAtAIrloAIAA
.orlhAAl lilisslu had more than lAI,lIAIAI Inlh-o
If Aalulh‘ frontier. 'l'lIlrI is the llrh'fi'ul.
.vnyof AAAIA-uunliuu for the vast scab- of
plcmlor and AmAmAiliAIcu-Io on which a
probation in liurslu In still performed. it
A-rlaiuly pnrAAAIAAIs more of the cast than
'llt‘ “ml. flllil in pcrhupu calculated to llll'
prom Aurordlngly. In other European
Iouult'h-o leI mmivrn tendency ls rather to
"I‘lllll‘il the details, of such (IA-nonunion,
.A h‘AhI just I he opposite tendency AAAIAIAAAAA still
In I n roll in Humid. llfll’l' III the roc-
Ardaol' pmt rnronailousfin that country
cud-A Io Aiu- AIA-uA luslou Ib: Al the pump and
‘AI'AIozovlolu'cs nth-ruling Ihcm luAAo not
.Imio‘A-bml with the advance of modern
AAIAIAA-I, IAIAI l'iliill‘l' iIlA‘rAIAAvAAIAl. Notably All:
In. rare coronation A-AIrcAAAoniA-q of other
mum-bu- IIIIlv bolero the rclluious llIIllltfllI
'liillvll of u lion-innch'. bAAI llAAIi‘AIAmI oth-
Ir puwvl‘ful uu-uorrhlm AAL pix-sent in l-lu.
‘rgn‘. lll.a- ISA-roomy, for instance. win-re
Aoc AAIlArAAbAu .leIH'l'l'IAtlI IAosluIA'A-r ycl lIllfll'l'I
run:- it A-orotodlon and Aim-AA not upmir to
it‘qlilh' one. in lIAn-sin. huwovcr, ltnpwnrs
.. Io lndiupn IIII-tlllll‘. to the gum rnnuou and
he no Alon. Ilu irAmnl low of dinpbAv and
won ~Aly AAA-t: ru traditions may also be rock
vf gun-.AIAAAAAAAIAAA Is not nllpluowtl to gut Into
I‘Hput‘ Art-rhino order until after II now
.mrhan Inro crowned. and It Is onlylhcu,
is o 2 i'lll‘l‘ill rule. Ihol the personal poliry
of the loo . rial AAulocrAAt bAIcoI'cs a known
IAAlmAIlly. lollll to hlnown miplo multo
the World at lame wisnuiotl ’I‘Inica
”MM-r—
If.I Took the Pool.
A (Iona-dial: who had been rumored to
entertain II family party prop-Ami at the
.‘fllli'lllnlnll of the Awrfornmncen little game
of bio own.
nut-.3. of Ibo company. hlnmIlf included,
wash: 1 l-lii" n shilling. and the pool would
be lAAhAIIA by the pAIrA-on who Imam-semi the
About of tho article-v which be (Ahccome
Allan) Arnold inquire for,
no hit flflrillf‘lifli'l' that he wmild take no
.m-Am advantage. but run the some risk as
tluI rust, oil the mrmbcrn oflhc party WIII‘
muted. nml hum-n co and mshlllinps
were noon laid on tho loblfl.
’l he A-onAAIAll 4: added his shilling to the
pile wiIh a cunning smith and then mid:
"Now, who IA of you latllca AAAAAlgnnIJr
mm. m[ pII ns to her the moment number
,of {also tooth!”
Ikmthlllu-ailmoe for the m of one
minute. then a burst of lat ‘ter, both
Austin: and In mm» mm Inn
“1 have limit." moriritudthcemntlim.
"Wile has not paint"
ae‘iul min. humane my “I
AAAAIAI duo-Ana tluI con-Aw, lull the machinery.
new main on.
Official Statement of the Na-
tional Democratic Party.
Tm: arrears ron A man norm
The (fall l‘or the Indianapolis Connn
tlonvnrynn Ruling on the Banks of
tho auction-«Will Make BDGOOIIII on
His Way Wat. .
)nwaoo. Aug. 18.--'I‘he executive com:
Anlttee of the National Democratic party
has issued the following call for a nation-
al convention at lndianapolhi ‘40th
“The Democratic party in the only ex-
isting political organization with a history
extending back to the birth of the republic.
Party after party has attempted its over-
throw. Somu have achieved temporary
triumphs. With each triumph was heard
the prophecy that the I‘lemocratio party
would surely die. Ithas Hurvlvod all do-
feats. By virtue of Its indestructible prinI
olplos it has witnessed the birth and death
of every rival sure one, and this, its pres-
ent great antagonist, with AA history of
more than 40 years, had no part In laying
the foundation of constitutional popular
government. For more than a century
men of high principles, noble. inhibitions,
unselfish and patriotic aims. havo adhered
to the Democratic party with n constancy
of devotion unparalleled in the history of
politics. For more than aceutury, through
good and evil report, in times of prosperity
and days of adversity. it has kept its faith.
'Wlthout vnrlnhhmess or nhmlow of turn;
ing' it has hold fast to the fundmnental
principles of free government, formulated
by its fonndoramnd subsctplently enforced
by its great leaders from Jefferson to Cleve-
land. For more than a century no man
was ever in doubt as to what constituted
Democracy.
"llo who proclaimed himself a Dem-
-Acrnt Alcllned his principles. He believed,
and this was the cardinal article of his
~Aolitlcnl faith, in the ability of every in-
Iividual, unassisted,“ unfettered by law,
Io achieve his own, happiness. anti thoro-
'oA-e that to every citizen there should he
:ocnrcd the right and opportunity peace-
Ably to pursue whatever course of conduct
he would, provided such conduct deprived
llfl oihcrindividlml of theAIApAalenjoymcnt
if the same right and opportunity. ilu
Atood for freedom of speech, freedom of
Ionseicnce, freedom of trade and freedom
if contract, all of which ‘are implied by
he century old battlecry of the Dem~
Icrnlio party, 'lndiviAlual liberty!” As
Acousequcnce every Democrat believed In
hc rule of law. and the rule of an impar-
ial law, in the nullesilatlng protection
I(Il~ only of the lives of citizens, but of
.rivaio rights and property, and in tho
Inforcomcut of obedience to duly consti-
AAtAAAl authority.
The Democratic Belief.
“Every two llcniocrat insisted upon ll
:trlct observance of the mandates of the
'oAlornl constitution and of the limitations
lllll‘t‘lll prescribed as well as upon a loyal
upport of all the institutions IhA-rchy
realm] to be guarantees of the liberty it
ought to perpetuate. He profoundly (URI
Aellevcd in the ability of novernAAAA-ur
hrongh paternal legislation or supervision
o lllt'l'A'lIriH the happiness of the nation.
’1" was opposed to nll nttcmplu III conjure
omfort into Ihohoumuof its; AIitiIA-nu or
voollh into liwir parents. lIAI believed
but it lube function of government to
IroviAlAI the people with an honest and Auto»
Ale medium of A-xclmugc. thus enabling
ham to lraucnot. their business safely and
~onvenh'nlly in every mart and market of
be world. He reprohaml ovA-ryattompt to
apply to mom-y by "walls of legislation
hal- A'nlne which it can possess only by
when of those qualities that render If no»
IAIptnblo In the world when unsupported
Ay legislative flat. Ila believed in the
(realest measure of freedom of trade and
udustry compatible mm the III‘I'A‘5~ll)' Io
Ahmlu by AIonsIlIAAtionAAl AAAAIAAns llll Info»
pinto I‘I‘H'llllll for lle mlppurt of the gov;
rAAIAuIlAI. He believed in AA simple. worm
AAlA-ul, honest and ciliciom. administration
f the affair: of the nation lo the end lbnl
be prime obp-ct of govcronuoll, the fiber
.' of the people, should he pr. ~A'I'\'I'll with
he lAIIII-I pus-.Iblo rA-soltluu burden and
be greatest possible certainly.
”Willi AAAAAI h a rotor-Al and our IA a A r- A Al.
.bc prosiAhInl IAAorAIoAA-r bring a Ih'lllln rut
IhIAItA-Al on a platform rA-nlbrmiuu Aho
.ound priuclphw of lIcAnocrme. lhAI “A'IIII
Acrolic party Ava~ called upon Io wind
h-hIpolcs In AA national convention.
"'l'ln- Alolouatrs lo the convention held
AI i'bh'nuo AiAIru authorised and had the
‘I‘IWA‘I’ Io proclaim a platform voila-dying
lo-ir Above of the true MllllIlUIl of tho
sarlicuiarprobhooof Ibo AroAAIrAAAnA-nt now
Anilollng the nation. but upon the condl
bin that such platform Idmnid bu round-I
ml with the cardinal principhw lo-ld by
he party IlAroAAubouA lln minnow. 'l‘ho-Au
If‘llll'lllll'h constitute the or» mini I‘ll‘lllv‘lll
If Ibo party's llfAI. 'l‘hiy diallonulub ll
'rom all other political oruonimliotw If
.lAcyAAre IIIIIIlIfllIlII'Il. the party Amos-Is to M;
M. II was thAIrAIforAI not within the pew
‘l' of any Inojorily of the dob-unto: Ammo.
who! All Chicago to bind the IIAIAAAocrnIa of
Ibo l‘tAilAId State: In a platform luronsi-I
on with tho partv‘s fll‘llll‘lllllil ur to any
Action that Adambl l‘l'l'lllb in thrlr mrron
'lAIr. .
Chicago Contention llrnuurwnl.
"In violation of the Iru-t committed to
them, a majority of the delegates tom-m-
hl‘cd i that l'f‘IlH'l'lIllllll. Ignoring the
rights of the minority. unsealed regularly
elected Ali-ingot" Io make places for other:
n sympathy with tbAInn-nlvm, They proA
AlnlInA-Al o «cciionnl comhlAthAn of lhAI
AIIIIHI and westnwilnnt the north and cant.
‘l'lnIy Impoachod the honesty and palriotI
non of President ('Icvolaml, who, under
exceptional embarramnneutu. produced by
past «tron of legislation. Inu- heroically
mulntnlnml the honor and integrity of the
republic. Aunlmt the Mutant of one—third
of the All-legato:- they promnluotctl a plat
form at variance with the cascntlal prInI
elplm of the Democratic party.
“This! platform Is in ltu poilllivu dunner»
ons to tho Avclfnro and lilo of free Ann-cm-
mont. It hi mischievoun In its tendencies.
lint own more tlirealcning and Anisobivv
nus was the spirit of tho convention Ibn'
adopted it. anplrlt manifested not alone
by its unit-motive action, but on wall by
Itc mklms rejection of every pwanultlon
tending to trooper the dAwIIquIIons of the
contention wIAh connrvntmn and justice.
“The platform] pronouns to dim-dc ihn
coin of the l'nlted Males by moons of the
I‘m, unlimited and Independent coinage
of silver by our go‘vcrnnwut and by the
"melee of the putter of the hello" to com-
pill the acceptance of depreciated coin; In.
their nominal valor, thereby working on
laminae to mmnrrs. defrauding um»
m of AA Inn's part of In. earnings and
savings, refill“ translation AAA tom of a
with ammonium, contracting the
, com or
m:
Inc coolant trace and lemma commerce. ,A
While professing to pdvocalo a policy
if bimetalllun It captures the A-orout
Democratic adnilnlutrutlm for ma titula-
ing the parity of gold and .AIIAor. It pro-
poses to reduce IIAIAA country to a condition
of silver Anpnomotalllsm. with its vaoll-
lotion and unreliable standard of values,
and tends to bring the further, the wage
corner and the salaried man to the wretch-
lcd condition of the acute abuses in coun-
tries In which the silver standard prevails
and where the rewayda of . agriculture and
labor are lower than anywhere else In the,
World. ,.
s." It Hialeah the People.
“With what acorns to ho a deliberate at-
tempt to mislead the people, It among that
by the coinage not of .1873 the United
States abandoned the use of silver as mon-
ey and that gold has appreciated and cont
Anedltlea have fallen in price solely by not
non of this legislation. It ignores the fact
that the prices of commodities have fallen
because of the enlarged use of labor saving
mac lnory, Increased production and re-
uulti gmmputlthin. Itduppmsnos the fact
that a potent reason for the decline in the
price of silver has been the AliA-AAzovcry of
new and cheaply worked lollies, resulting
in an enormous increase in its production.
lnutund of recognizing those facts it up-
pools to the prejudice of the people.
“It demands the free coinage of silver
at the arbitrary and fictitious ratio of All
to 1, although the ratio established in the
world's market is nbor.‘ III: to land air
though neither experience our reason war-
rants tho belief that the commercial ratio
between the metals can be remand by the
action "of this government to any ratio
even approximating that pmpouml.
"It threatens in certain comiugeuoics to
increase to an unlimited extent the vol»
nine of legal IonAlA-rs issued by the fedora!
government, the ultimate effect. of which
would be to force the withdrawal of all
coin from circulation and to compel public
and private business to be transacted in
depreciated paper currency constantly
fluctuating in value and to invite the ruin
and confusion that hnvenlway’a followed
the adoption of such a policy.
“ lto declarations Invltonnd have almost
produced afluunclnl panic. and manynf
its proponents announce that to accom-~
plish their purposes they are prepared to
involve their country inn disaster compare
able to nothing in its history save the ca-
lamity of civil war.
“It nssnibl lilo independence of the judi-
ciary by a covert threat to reorganize the
courts whenever their decisions contravene
the decrees of the party caucus.
"It seeks to allure oih'co suckers and
spoilsmen to its support by attacking the
existing civil service laws. which good
men of all parties have labored so long to
cslAAinA-IAAAAAAI to extend to all departments
of the public curvin-
“Departed From Denim-ratio Faith."
"’l'ho f‘lllcmtn convention having thus
(ll‘flfll‘lt'tl from the recognized lIrquAIrAAIic
faith :And pr-nnnlgated LlI‘If'lIrllll“ how and
strange to tho lIA‘IlAAoorAAcy. all I’O‘Illllt‘l‘fli'l
arc absolved from obligation to support Ila
programme. Mom tlmn llli!.lldl.‘lli1hll‘,
trim-s unnoulu cdnredwlruc tipmf nation-
:Al honor and whale obligation and lend
to create sectional and «loss distinctions
and engender discord and strlfcamonn the
people, all good cltizonvi of the republic
are bound to repudiate them and exert ev-
ery lawful minus to insure the Ilrftsnl. of
lholA-unAlidntcs that represent those lulsc
doctrines.
“ llolnoA-rats are told that they Anus! ac
rcpt the platform enunciated and the HA it
A-t nominated at l‘Abimgo lb'v‘flflrm suinnia
Aden to the- will of the majority in AA quAAIAA
AnA-ntal principle of IIAIquAIrAAcy, it is true
that when AA lAmj-Irity of Ihcpcupln have
A-xprAIsHAIAi their will at .A legal election Ibi-
Wlll Hf sllt'll limp-I‘lly‘ Illllil luv rA-A-pm'lA-Al
and obeyed. 'l‘hls Ii I‘~~l'llllf|l to tho praw-
uod existence of the nation. llul. it As :A
AAAoAAslroua pA-rA'AIrsiotA of lllt‘ Aloclrme lo
apply It to II political party, which Mints
only by virInAI of a conAAAAnn,uA‘AAlAAAAtAArA' it‘-
A-AIAAI. In its principles. When n llclAAAsIA-AAIIA'
convention IlIIplArfS from the prIAAAAIph-u of
the party. no iIr-movml remains lllllll'l‘ any
moral obligation to support its action. not
is llll‘rl' any trAAAiAA‘AuAA of the party that re-
quirnw‘ him so to do. (In tlAuA-ontrnr)‘. it
in AIA'AAloAAAA of nmml AA- 'llilll‘n’ for any [no
man to Auto to ,. nfnh .. polir i--~ “llll IA in
his opinion are iuimb. .1 in Alan AAA-Iforo of
the pA-npb- or to lle Integrity of the II: .
(hill.
"The AiAAthof the hour is In -A;AuAl r-lt'lI' -
ft»! in tho I'l‘fl‘ilfl‘nfulll‘llllt‘ll‘llf faith. l I
IlAl-A crisis llIAIA’AI in All minim IAAorAI IbAAIA III I
po-Adlollly of Icon-om, \iA-Iory. The bull
or and porpi tAAin of ”AI llvmI A-ratlc port
are at Hallo. .\ pulllh'nl arousal/nth." AI...
In untrue to lfwlf, its Ilf'lllf'lllh'i, It- IAI-
tory and traditions. II Illsurm'cd and Aliu
holnmul. 'l'iAAIAIxI-IAIAuwAf AAAAruI'AIul blalo
it‘fll potty. Ibul has Willi-Alma! lhc Slrklllll .
of every fun, i« IlAro.AIAIAAA-Al by nelson of A An
l’t‘f‘l’l‘ftlll')‘ of Annoy AA! in AAAAIlulu-ru. ’l‘ ml
Aids party. n-A we how hoown il, mu, not
div, lA-t IhAI fAAlIbIAIl of ,AA'Airu rally tAAAAlIAl It-A
historic banner. I'I‘ form it»: broken Now,
add. AAIAIA obul‘mu {nob in Ibo dual lrl
unlph of II A principle» lllllllt to n Ilnfll Ibo
Ammo lIvoocral lo IA A fornlrr llII‘IIIllfll.’ and
proud All~llIAA llull.
"l‘o tbl~ AIIAAI we rA-AAIAAIAAI- :All lb-mocrmu
who :ArAI opp-nod in tin» platform "Alumni
and IrAIAAIbbAIm IAAAIAAAIIIAIAIAI .III I‘hlcnuoiu
organise in Ho ir wAAIA' AI sluice and to m Iui
I‘I'llTW-I'lllilll‘il'! to II c convention of Ab.-
NAAlloIml llAIquIIrnlic lowly in be hold at
lmlionapollu on W: downloy. Sci-I. ‘:. in
:II""'i’ilf|Ill'l' with tho mil hm AofnrA- Issued
by lilo IAAIli-mnl I‘Hlflllllill‘f‘.”
'I‘IAAI I‘Alil ls slim- Ii by W. ll. IlytIIIIII.
rhulruum: .lohn ll, Wilma. sucrclnry'.
i‘lmrhm 'l'I'AAAon, .l. M. Falkner. I". W. M.
f'AAlAIIo-mi. I‘lei‘ ll. l‘ebcr, N, H. Holding.
I’. W. Lobbmn. W, II llaldelnuo. John P.
llupklms. I'Il't'llfll'l! t'I-IIAIIIIllw of The Na
Ilonal l’l‘IIII"T'.‘IllIt party.
I". ”run Taiw- n lint.
l’I'lIAAztA lino lli’lfllé. K. 32, Ann, lit—~—
Mr. and Mrs, William .I, ilryou ora- pun—
Inu a few days born In rut and télllt‘lllllll,
'l’hA-y arr “would of Mr. and MM. '2. AI.
l’errIAuI. Mrs, l’crrlm- «rm :Aformcr school.
man- of lira. lIrymA. and "either .‘lr. Ilur
Mrs. Ilryan have In any Amy Annual-ed
Ilwir Ilmllvm “hl‘ll Ahoy aImouom-AI that
Ibcfr llfl‘l mum lll'f'f‘ Io I‘AI'l. That I! aha”.
lululy nil lin-rc In to do in I’ll. 'l‘o Im sure.
IlnIrA- Wm! AA tchAAoIAsIrAAIIIIIA lit-re loaf ninht,
but It Arm. on Mr, I'vrrioo n-manu-d.
“non-Iv n noclni own!" and joinml In by
pmph- Irrcapcnllve of per-2.
Mr lIrynn' in Moon ro Itinerary hM been
Amt‘llnilv ("mum-II How“! not us llllf'li to
Mar hurt to flfIFM'Pr the. "mm b of I 'orlt-
ran. Ila will no from hart-to fluflulu,
from “quan to furl». but" Hrlo lo film-n
land. Ipmklng nt mrh place From A 'th-
lsml he: will go dimt In lilac-Al in m"...
Didwwoo Lincoln, be will ll" M the south.
the Itinerary of that trip has not yet been
arranged but Inohnlvn member In Ilea-
Am Ivy, Flotilla. Mlmmrl rind Maryland,
and thou he wIIi nonwrnhmlm nectar
the last urchin more: A Mir m
AAA Brooklyn Ami more“ to Emma.
"all an return Mill
1
,Unltcd Hinton by the Nationnl Democratic
discount! both till sllvor «mutton and the
income hx while In countess. If head-
Apnoea any new nrgnlnents, they can go
to the hopntryalong with my much of
last week. 1 shall not return to New York
until the latter part of Hopbnnbern when
I expect to open“ briefly in Brooklyn on
my way to New England and in New
York on my return from .‘Aow England. "
Mr. llryun said, in regard to the alleged
Attainment by Senator Thurston in his lot;
tor to Senator Stewart, that Mr. Bryan
had been charged with being in the pay of
silver mine owners, “The statement has
been denied before, and at the proper time
n more specific denial will he made."
New Janey Gold DcAAAocrntl.
ansnr CA'rA', Aug. lit—«A Incutlng of
Democrats'wau held here last evening and
determined Upon a state more convention
and select-ed AA state connnitlcu. At this
meeting ltwas decided to holdlbocon-
motion on Aug. '37 at Newark, but later,
Ibcsmto oonnnlltco changed the (info to
Aug. do at l p. m. and the place of meet.—
ing to ’Jlrculon. The following convention
call “all adopted: “All persons who are
in floor of the nomination of candidates
for president and \"l(AI president of tho
Aliment-ion to be held at Indianapolis on
iii-phi. and who favor an adoption by that
convention of (I platform and connotation
of true Democrnth'l prlnolplca similar to
that adopted by the Democratic state con—
motion in Trenton in May lust, declaring
against the free coinage of silvcrut any
ratio, are requested btl'lllt'llb in convention
hereby appointed to be hold at Taylor's
Opera llouoo, 'l‘rentnn, Wednesday, Aug.
:20, at l p. m., for tho purpmo of selection
20 delegates tosorvo in the Indianapolis
convonthm. ”
Talk of Cleveland.
lilA’I‘Il, MAL, Aug. lat—At the stale con-
vention of the gold Democracy of Maine,
to be held ncvt ’l’hursd: Ay at Portland. the
city of Both Arthur Sevv'snil leAAiociIA
AAill be to presented by a delegation made
up of prominent llAInAocrAAts. Fred W.
Blanchard, the recognized leader of the
Kohl Democrats of Sagadahoc county, is
confident. that then: is AA strung sentiment
throughout the state in favor of f‘lcvolAAud
as the choice of line Indianapolis conven-
lion. lie said that the I! AlAIlA-gotns to be
selected at Portland will be for Cleveland.
Fellowa to ‘IM-lllk In Maine.
liOf‘KIAAND, .‘llL, Aug. lit—L. \"cy llol-
mun announced that lion. .f. If. l-‘clhovil
of New Yori; has {Accepted the invitation
of the Maine gold standard IhInAocrais to
AAAhlI‘AIr-‘i their t’AIIAVAIlIliUII All. I’AIrllmIAlAAlA
Thursday. \ng. :JI
UNDER FALLING WALLS.
FIVE \Vorknu-AA Killed and Tllanv Hurt by
tho (‘nllnpnc‘uf A: Building.
Ear ATAAAALIT. \l‘i<.. Ann. H.»—\\'hih- a
force of 1:5» \"III‘ACIIII‘II wm A-ngogmi in it"‘J'I
in); down 31".?" ilflll, AA four silif'j' frame
trAAA-Aurr, the building ('Ailiilps'vtl. {that of
Ibo mun went down in the ruinn 'l'lAAA
Ali-rid flf'I‘Z
linlvor Ulcsou;
Alroll.
' William lh-AAtA:
the ruins.
Nichohn llonch; body still in the ruins.
The following AvAIrc injured: .lohu ’l'wa-A
ecu. crud-III by falling timber“. cannot.
liA’AI‘. .lumw. ihvun. buried {Alllll‘l' ll lllll'i'.‘ of
AimZIAIrA. I'IIIlilAAf livc: i'iAAArlAIA .\;.;:m, badly
ff'llr-llf‘ll; lIlo rulherg, .‘AIFIAIIl‘iy I‘l'll‘kl‘ll;
.lohu [nu-mu. (ins )IAIer. Allu Johnson.
llmdy NAIAIruAAA. fl. is. Wain-r4. \liiliam
'l. H: W. F. lI'ALAAus, William .\l'IAolAi llrrl
\lAAllmu, l. ll(l\\‘}l' . in g.
(I! ll AA inplrcd .-A\A‘l.' .1 cannot Amvv. r.
'l'lnI Av: rlmuI II: “'0 re on the AAppAI r iloA-A' leIIl
roof when the Avail-A begun to Hula-rum!
loll lit-fore Amy Ulll' AIAAiAhl rump-I, I \€‘<‘;l
live \A‘lln Tf'lllflllll'fl on tin» AIzI AI and “'t‘l'II
AAoiniAArA-Al. 'i'h. liro Alrl'ul'ixvlcnl at our.-
lo Anni Ila-work «If 1'» "ll\‘. and :All lhAI Ill‘Illl
:AAAAI in;ur.d Aver. “ion from the roam
but III in Mid ll “och.
BASEBALL WITH GUNS.
Lively (mine In Arkansnt. In \l'lAiAIIA l’uur
I'lAuur-A “‘AIrAI lililrll.
”Elma, ,\r'h., Ante. -.\ Amou- of
b:A:AI‘I:All. play: Al at i'oflor urine llt'l“l‘l n
I‘Hlllf‘l‘il hulmu for AA «who of 5-H, loIAAho up
in AA pitAluIAl lIAIll-Il l\\ll u the up [A Ami: I
AAAIAA'I ,lll\"- hi: lA IAvu lads \\ r-I fAAI Alb: s It
.AAAAi four: llll’ r» lllIIf'I‘ or in In \\ AAAIAIAI Al Vn
cm buy. from Tim Poll; and tin; Lou'dy
ulnlnullwoo coo-Annual Ah» opposing
Malone ‘
Willi: Am Iirilliu llu- umplro and :All Aid-
bi foul. All leI l‘nll' v I-lAlI. field ”All ilAAliII-x
in tho third in" out lullhn who leI Inm-
Aiy loan; the hot AIllAl A-f lAr‘m-AI Al-IA'idAAIA.
:AIAll lhAInAmrhAAAIAi IAIuIIA. hI-l by i‘r-It‘l 'l'AAlA
made AA r nb iul' tlo- umpire and hi- mu.
who Wm AA ting .IA~ ollhIizil Iu'nl’ol‘. 'I‘lo- om
x-ArA- \A'm prepared for the attack, li'l\\'l‘\l r.
ll.I oprtmi AA mllw and pound plumb. AA.
AAo'lnb-Ir- of Tim l'olh lump. and the battle:
Iii-nun. l-mcl -'l':AIII \"ilI- tho only man on
Ibo howdy Innm lhul bIAAl a con. but bo
AIIAI rum-nu- Work. ll-I A uApr II bl- lllult‘l
lulu tlnI l'IIll: loom. rvlo vial and AInApIiAA-l
II AIA'AIIIA. Ho l~ ('f'l'lllll'll with lIlHllIK slml
fillll' IIIA'II.
bun wife and four chil-
I‘Allllt‘flf‘llll‘. body still in
u.
l
i‘L
Null-m on n Mrllu'. .
Ilmlr, .‘A', Y.. \nn, 'l'ho slrIlto of
Italians bA-cIu- mind. wrhull. ll -;A\Iun
nor-IA A'Alml Io got no tr. wluru Io p.AA . An
tun “W In lbov nou ml. o mine In Win it;
In H. ho ll doi. on .AAIAAAAAAA- "(I l...AAAA- :-
Ilov. 'l'roliblu- IAAIAAAAIAIAAIAI tooucnr. and II
II AloAIslhI- ~IAA~AIAIY will an: or In upwiai dug.
IIllI‘I. who will undid IIAA- noon-A of In- II
who lIIWNIlt‘I'HI‘III Io work Ame gram: of
no men were paid off but mum and AI'».
churned 'l‘luI Ilnllmm lbrrulcu to ill! the
pnlit'AI If they Interfere.
In
”my land- a Tarpon.
M“ In l u l'I.A.. .\ Au. l~ I‘In- lilffll'fl
for: on I‘ Act lIlllfl‘l of SI Lucio u I! IIAn-I
I‘ll by senator Quay of Pr AmulAmAIA It
Avciglb'tl ‘EIIJ poomb. Aftcr on II‘AIlIAu
siruunlc. In which the craft WIW nrnrlr
mmnpA-Al. Ibo ocontor latulml his flI-‘h Info
Iv In llll' IM'II. Willi-I Alrnuulinu with the
limb fimnlor Quay wan struck on leI Ion
halt!“ the Inn-AI. but was not curiously LA.
lured. The imanoon {lien had a Amrrmv cs
A‘Mo'.
Shawn‘s FnIIIA In l’nplaln nor-Imp.
Vamml-z, Norway. log. III ”M a bolt
Ipu-II “IA-In in his honor jmt provlum lo
bk departure from ”All place In. Known.
in pmlliodliw Anon connect-III with his ex
pcdlllon. sold IhaI be Would not lAnvt-IAAAII A
Iul the Fun!" of, the lionI IlIAIAI he did if he
hml not warned the Ilimmt mnlIAthcc m
lInploItA (lilo Ncimmlm Hrenlrnp. the
shipper-tor, and his namelatm.
lilamnvd Tamer III um tit-chard.
Uncommon. Mia. AIIIE. Tum-Tho (lid
Orchard littlbbotlan «no colored by AA hold
liner. and runner AIInAunIuIAA and jewel-
ry, valued at if, one the prawn of My.
all“ Ilia. W. I‘ Willy M “triathwm
when. Thompluummlmthlmuthc
. 'llA i‘I'HC,
AS
4‘ I
time Amalie lurch-AA
EOTAILIIHID Anon.
H. KRI
carnation-Apia
E G Elf.
FOR
um
Don’t Fail to Get One, They are a Rare
:
\ Bargain!
A V p .
MAHACKEMO [10sz BLOCK.
hefiwl‘m‘xooé‘QNe
Block Island, $8.50 and $l0.00
:Hiay trips. Aug. 26, ‘29.
Saratoga Springs, $I0.00.
loin;triprwvcrl' )lrrlAAhAy llill Alix «canon.
Ausable Chasm, $22.00.
ALAAIAAy trips Ange-4t. 1o. IT. ‘.‘I
WAGONS I
New Ind Aaooond-Hufid.
BUGGIES,
GARRIAGES, .
cauorlss.
SPINDLES, Ere.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H ENRY TILLY.
White Mountains, $23.00.
r..A.:A,' trips. August m.
Niagara Falls,$l7.00.
inlay tours. t‘llgllof ll ; ‘Il'l\’lili imin.
Thousand islands, $i7.00.
Aday tours. Augmt 251r~pcciul train.
Montreal and Quebec, $37.00.
:7 .. AAI, MAIN. Augml I? and Septombcr'l.
(All .. ll ti lu If an: of :At lll‘["ll f-Il - mpA of N.
.“iomo 'LHAIIKIIIAII Alon-nmtiun. no
if l‘I-Al.
\t‘li.
ATTENT I O N!
Dr. F. VI. Darmer
(fun lll'f'l‘llllf‘l‘ lw scA-n :At his lIAArien olllcc
only, when» ilA' is prepared in do all work
pAIrIAAihiu; to modern dentistry painless-
i_v. AIAAAI minute's walk from tho trolley
cars or the (.‘omaoiidatrd 'll. It. depots.
lI'AAn- AAll- »wA-d both ways. SpA'IAticJA'Appoint-
AAIAIAII~A11;AA1A‘lAI how your dental Wurk
‘A LA MA Ip AAT’I h-AAAA -l slAAIA-t. \A- -\v Mn.-
lllvllt‘ :At vour AIWlI l‘I‘RiillillI't', (lilicc
h-Iuh from x AA. lll. until Ii p. m. bAAu<
days. In am. until : pm. All Work
L"AA.AA‘:IAAIAIAIAl,
A: ri. Ai use-l.
DR. F. W. DARMER
Sort, eon Dentist,
DAMIEN, - . . -
and only the but of ma-
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - .
NATIONAL BANK.
t3 Wall Street; florwalk, Conn.
(bpital, $200,000.
EDWIN (I Kl-IIIIIJAJIL Prusideut.
lI.»\\'IiI ll. NINJA-lit,Vice-l'rest.
1.. I}. GlflIiiIlN. (A‘n ~hier.
DIRECTORB.
Idiom. (I. KKKLRIY, Moons M. IlLovuu,
“AVID ll. .\Au.i.lm A. J. Maseru.
r‘.h‘r..loIAN Lorna-Alon, 'l'mzo. lI'.. fin: to,
.A 'IIAH. lI‘.'l‘AI.A.~'AAA AM
\cconnt A of MMAnfucturA-ru, Merchants
and individuals Solicitul.
Safe Deposit Boxes
incorxmrated, 15024.
. Free to 00pos|tors.'
nfilv
106.. 236.. if. "tor,
W
and MM!“ bum
cmuplcloiy .ml ' .
5... new. Ila-Il‘l A .lnr, nodlln liqulI \tiun
lam not ink. pool. ~
to, Auburn-AAA: -‘_
A‘lIAllu AAI, :Au.iA.Ar~ ' "if: '
pits qualify and
MLLUH‘A‘fl-il Ring
to. ,A.= l .
KI ‘ and tom aid: 5 AoIpIA-m. A,I|Ad "Ac,
L6. SUTTON, New Cpnnnn. Ct.
M
Fold hr A. lliA‘IAltAII'IAAA u “I Solute» Nor:
walk; l'AmAAy AK. IIAIAAAIAIAA‘I, “II IAAtAlk.
'
Aycr's l’iiis an) rmemtncAAAh-d by
lculioAzIpinch-inn» nod druggiutu, mi
IIIAIIAAAA-t prompt and efficient thmly
for biiiousto-u Ammo a, vol-.AIAAIIAAIW in
AHA-notion. slopgishuom of tho ilAAIr,
Aundit‘c. and lick headache; also, turn-
iAAIAAI c dds, chAIrs, neuralgia and rln-u
Iuatism.
'l'bcoficsoi‘vurc may be disculwdut
ionglhby physiciulr. lml Ibo .unilcrcyi.
want ApAbAlA tIIlio-f nod lbw Minute
I'nngh A'orc will love it to Ihcm A
Aolfocnrc for lilllllll‘ll II AAA "Abconly
bmmlcsn rAImAdy that pwluuo Illmwll-
AAIAI ruoltl' ' ii. l’. “Md and H. (7
P‘llllmll.
A! the nIrAAmnlI of a building: dept-ml
upwu llu- sulleliiyof its i‘l'Il’.lliIllHIl.FlI
health depends upon the «Invention of
the blond, To mph] impurities and
AI. IIIFI‘ tho vital final to he '4 In: A .. vigorous
and hfvnivinu. Ay‘AIA AA lIoAAI-Iopanlbi is
Ihcuvmt Asiwcrful and cfi‘eclivo nAmli—
Avinelnuse.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Ohllerfl.
(W
real“
tiAIkoIlu. A
(JUNK.
.,_ -l 0.-.:
Physician forWoAncn '
MRS DR. II. Ii. GUILFDRD
- Can be consulted at her office
i
From 1!) AA. in. to 7 p. at. any day except
Sunday.
The-lrmtnr is a regal-In physician and for
A-i ‘Al'nllll‘ ha sl-Au- ialtv. Ladies sufierlng fro
any AliIlIA ally in Ade at to the sex can consut
11A (in: lfoid inthc \ATlI lt‘rI. confidence. with
llAAIAu-AIA'. llll‘l‘ IIIAAIA'civinA:lhemost nkillfuland
sA' AAIAAIiAi- (AA: mm- nt IAAAAIAAAA to Anodemsu er!
inland modiliue. il-Ime mm with nuree ur-
nlshed when rm llil'r'AI. Terms moderatei
, All letters prompt tlv rel lied to. lnclose sump
J. B. RAYMOND,
eaoousili‘EBAKKE ICE!
‘A\ hub II: AIc. lull Acf. Ail ul‘lIA- c and for) house. 6
)l:-A -iA-ou Aim-A. (IA-I-IAIAI. received at G. H.
':A"'|I“l'Il‘l‘l"“.lil".~il"lf“'il1|l‘t‘L'Ol'nt‘r South
.Il.Al: A and limhinul-In stir-eta. ' mail“
,_,.. .-m
D w. RAYMOND,
A Funeral Director
g and Embalmer.
93 Washington Biro-t.
so. Norw-Ik.
i Residence, Mahackemo Hotel.
I m7 Iv
I’. D. CROSBY, D. D. S.
Illilllilllil' of l’ lAihAd-Ilphiu Dental College.
[Dentistry Performed in all its
i Branches.
T'AA-zlz'rn AzI. ii: \I r: h \l" rqu'Ir IAIN.
l mmA \n‘ll AAAAAA. AA. 'IiI‘LlIIIII-‘All'l‘cl.
! .NAI vvllhlllflu.
Q42 Buosn STREET, BAunGnPon'r, Cox!" ,
”1 INN nineteen YII Us luA-I made the diseases _,.
Pancreas, .=~“
lh wot dAA om \‘ .il be Hill A: \AuzAHtl'JIh. MAIL)
.:5
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
5A Wauhlngton Sir-ct.
I 0pc A: daily from h to li.’ a. m., and from
Al to :I p. m., and on Monday evening!
form itu 5.
i 'lIlI'H‘HiA Idiomul on deposits.
ALDEN HUMANS l‘rAIAAI.
.llli N H. lI'iIIltllls', foe-Print.
.IHl N H. KNAPI’. Heat. and Tram.
i v .
DORLON HOUSE,
tilll‘lfillit\”hl l’UIN",
A SIIW III III: l- l l'A~I “numb «If i I'M. Hmf‘f‘ Dill-
uA-ru, lib-min lA‘nori (‘!,AAuI.,I.|,,..., llflllllll
ll..,AiE'lA: .IAIAI li iAAIAu. l‘.‘lAIIfllI'.I‘l|f"I ‘0‘ LII?
I-AAI AII'I-AAAIali) lllllfllll'4. J. In. ('Ihl
I. I. 0
VA}; Mutton-up. [“21
\
J. 0. JENNINGS.
UNDERTAKER.
KRIUIIT‘ STREET,
NOW“, ‘ (”III-
Upp. three: hallway Depot,
RESIDENCE E [All 8TH IIZ’I‘.
TELEPHONE CALL, ll.
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire. LI“ and
Accident
INSURANCE"
Real Estate and House Aunt.
Ocean Btmmahll H'l‘hltcln, and Sterling
Drafts. ,Avym. Ni'dfltlblfil
ml" “llwkfl "Ilh‘
0mm). 5 ltAlMIUAI) PLACE.
Next in l'unf Office,
scorn NoAAAA'AhK. : : l : coax.
.‘A‘nmry I'AAlAun. A: knowlmlmnmlo 'I'nhu
, Wm”. ..,.
J. OJENNINOS.
Paper-Hanger, Calcimlnlr,
Painter.
nuanc‘n m
AVAIL MRI AID MIDI”.
A'Atcarn am cram."
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