llllEllElBlllll
fla‘ 5; m was. 2a.;
in ‘llliim or A‘ Ill Tillll a;
Willi annuals:
on. Account: Cumming cuma Emir
WM Fun a. lllglmyl m amyl'
of Typical coo-celled Tenn
(.2. W. Manger. of Westllnin street
is quite ill. ,
Entry blanks are out
Day races.
v
or the Labor
Defender (Souucil, l). U. A. ill.. will
moot tonight. ‘ ' ,
Miss Blanche Kavanaghpf Main street,
has been quite ill.
llarry Merrill. of‘Norwalk, a in train
ing for the Labor Day races.
The Haylnakors met last night after
the regular meeting of Uncas tribe.
The cool wave has greatly reduced the
number of hatllcrs at the shore resorts.
The Postal Telegraph company ha ses-
tablished an ofiice in theNorwallr Hotel.
Buckingham Post. G. A. IL. will re-
sulac its regular meetings on‘Septem-
her 2. -
The Waterbury Mandolin club will
meet tonight with Mr} Singer, in Camp
strcct. ‘ »
Mrs. Mary Sammie, of New Haven. is
quite ill at the home of Miss Jane Maria
Mead, on the Green.
'i‘hc Norwalk Epworth League trolley
ride has been postponed on account of
the inability to secure cars.
A letter from Conductor S. H. Rich-
mond. who. with his wife. is visiting in
Albany, reports a pleasant time.
The Connecticut Funeral Directors'
association is at Shippan Point today,
the occasion being its eighth annual
meeting.
Cadet Kipp, who is visiting Col. F. S,
Roberts. will shortly go to Rea-port,
where he will engage in the banking
business.
Robert VanBuren, .lr.. and A. B.
Rnssell,of the Norwalk Lawn Tennil
'ciub, were present at a tournament ll'
Saybrook. yesterday.
The Kosemecky boy. who was recently
kicked by a horse in West Norwalk. ir
on the road to rapid recovery undeI
careful nursing at the hospital.
The Bridgeport board of alderman.
with only one dissenting vote, has an-
thorized tho Traction company to not
vitrified brick as a paving material lo-
tween its rails on those portions of
Fairticld avenue and State ~ street to in
usphaltod by the city.
Don‘t trifle away than when you have
cholera morhus or diarrlnna. Fighl
them in the beginning with DI‘\VI“'9
Colic do Cholera Cure. You don't hurt
to wait for results. they are instantan-
eous. and it leaves the bowels in healthy
condition. E. 1’. Wood and (i. (I. Still
son.
See it spa/dds!
It's brimful of life and snap, bub-
bling and foaming to the last drop.
and has a flavor and body that
pleases the most fastidious palate,
quenching the greatest thirst. llc»
lug made from the choicest roots
and herbs, it is a tonic for children
or grown folks. Once used always
used; you cannot drink too much
9
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I FUND. CO. A a
'len A I"
Phillip“. Pleasant.
andllralinp. Lung
lfllilffl‘lrl werlnr
without danger of
sillclure or the fail
“pleasant riled.
PRIVATE DISEASES
worm
MEN AND WOMEN.
Sent (barge! prepaer to any addlru on ff!-
rvvpt of pme. (.Illlll‘lfcil' lmltil. EL “2
II guaraolw lo cme or f'lnrlll lunacy.
olne I'l‘aifo’flfb‘ok lm in any "-95
MI fuélpl’ of I.) mull ill allll'npo fol mum“.
mfiflltjmm 6331. can,“
Ml.cllcs.lllll'onll0l
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Address Before Gold Standard
Democrats of New York.
"l. Dilllngulnlud Metropoiilnn Outer.
licply to Candidate Bryan's Adan-n of
Accoptnnoow'l'ile second Grunt Demon-
. Itrntlon of the Presidential Campaign.
him You, Aug. ill—Tho second nota-
blo demonstration of the political caul-
palgn In New York city was hold last
tight under the auspices of the Democrat-
ic lioncst Money League of America In
Madison Square ‘Gurdon. whore Ilun. W.
ilourkc Cochran addressed all immense
audience with a speech‘cntitlcd “In Oppo-
sition to 'linpndialion.” Mr. Cochran had
been selected to ausWor Candidate Bryan's
speech because he was ll bolting Democrat
and because of the reputation all an orator
which he had earned by his participation.
in tho tariff debates of two congresses and
by his famous protest against the amnion.
lion of Cleveland delivered at. daybreak in
the Chicago convention of four years ago.
Eighteen thousand seats had boon placed
ill the Garden. and all of them were filled
when Mr. Cochran advanced to tho front
of the platform and was greeted by a tro-
Incndous cllcsr. lncn climbing upon their
chairs and waving little American flags
which had been strewn through the hall.
Three hearty cheers were given for hic-
.'\'inlcy. Major John liyrnc, the president
of the Longuc, called the "looting to order,
addressing his hearers as ”Democrats who
love their country above party" and ex-
llortlng them to "save that party from ro-
pndiatlon. anarchy and socialism." and
then presented Ilon. Parry Ilollllont. who
made a short speech by way of overturn to
Mr. Cochran‘s effort.
Following Mr. Bolnlont's speech, '60
singers. chosen from among the city’s
banks and tilled the New York Ilanks‘
lilac cillb. sang “The Star Spangled Ban.
nor." the vast audience swelling tho oho~
run with thunderous effort. Mr. Cochran
said:
Mr. Cochran's Speech.
Ma. CHAIRMAN. Luann asn GENTLEMIN.
Funnow Damion-rs. ALL—Willi tllo implrlng
«trains of that. national song still ringing in
our cars. who can doubt the issue of this caul-
.laignl Stripped of all \‘crbnl disguise. it is an
‘ssuc of connnon honest-y. an issue laltwaar.
be honest discharge and the dishonest repul
lizltiou of public and privato obligations. It ls
l question all to whether the powora of this
soverlllllont shall be nor-d to protecthunost ill-
lustry or to tempt the lrillzru to dishonesty.
In this question hum-st men cannot differ. It
a one of morals and of justice. It involves the
xifitmnu» of social Ol'lll‘f‘. It is lho contest for
‘ivilimtion ltsvif. A Democratic convention
any runounco Democratic faith. but the Do-
Illu-mcy remains faithful to Ihmlooratic prin-
~ipll-*l. Democratic leaders may Ill-tray a con-
‘entiln to the l’opulists. but tin-y cannot so-
aice the (unilateral of Ilolnocrntic voters from
he pathway of honor and of justice. A candi-
lall- bearing llll‘ mandate of a Denim-ratio con-
ception may in this hall open a canvass iovl-l.
Id against the foundations of social order. and
he llvholds tho Democratic masses confronting
lllIil urganizud for tho dofl-nsv. Follow Dela
N'f'lltrl. let u» not disguiso from ourselves lb»
.‘m-t that We hear in this contest a anions and
:ruvo and column burden of duty. We lllllrll
'also our hands against the llillilllll'u of our
Iarty. and we must do it to preservo the fa-
uro of that party iiwlf. Wu must llplmlu‘ lllt' ‘
lolllinml of tho Chit-ago convonlion. and In .
mow full wolf that lli~' success of our oppml- '
:I-nll will all-an our owu exclusion from publtr
if -. but wu will in- milsoll-d and gratifiml by
he roller-lion that it will prove that the Alarr
.l-an lieuplrl cannot be div‘hh-d into parties of:
l question of hilllllll‘ moral» or of common
’lonwly. Wo Would look in vain through tlll
.p.-.wll delivered hurl- ouo \vu-ir ago to find a
tron h‘lflh'lllt'lll of tho issue llil‘IIlVI'fl in lizi~
‘IIIlWl‘M. ludvcd. I llllllt‘Vl! it I» doubtful If lhn
ullldidato himself qullo Inuit-rotunda fln- an
arc of tho fllllll which he profuws. i say thir-
IUI lll t‘rlflclluu of hisullilily. but Ill lily-lino to
II- morallly. I lll'lll‘VI' that if lw'hlum if Ila-
irrellood the Iucvilabio rollsl-qla-m-m of tin
lortrlnl-a \\'llll'll ho prl-uclum that his UWI
wands Would bu lhl' very llrst to tear down
In» platform on which he stands. We all Inna!
I'I'llll'llllll‘l" that lurld rllrtorlr. aha-ll glow-«l
IH firm-[:4 ill the “'ib'lll‘l‘ll skit-ll a~ that Mlll'
lglll wllu'll llll'ollgil flii‘ paid u'rvk f-lrololll
Ill" torrid ln-al of tho l-n-lulng «luv. and hero
upon this platform w» find llult sumo rhetorh'
as mild. an luslpul as tho Watch of n stagnant
.alol. III- in :l vmulhlalll Illa: “J" aWI-Ilt info
Ill“ llulllllmiltlll lo a wave of popul if I illllllsi-
lsni uu‘ukvnm‘l by uppvubl lo prvjndlu'v and
new]. III- is a candidatu- u‘hn. dwlarlng that
this was a hrvolnllunury llluvmlu at. no manor
I‘olmll Illllll-I'” flll-l- lo lm-o with llll' American
fn-llllg than ho r. :lll‘:'.- d that fill- l-nll l-I llII'
proplllouw to rI-rolulloll; that llm pvupiu of
this country u'lll lluf «bongo ”ll Inslllullunu
“lIII'II llllVN nilnul llu- l-wlr- .llld l'xpl'rlvlu m of
‘I mainly for lllslllutlnln bar-ml upon tho (an:
la-lledrran . nf l’nf'lllhl :lgllalnrs: that Ill-
\illlll‘ll‘flll ll tloa mil In var l-onwot to lull-nu
lulr for tho would:" of \\'alllllngiun. of .lllfl-r
Mill and of .larlomu tnr llu- fl‘lllllllll‘ of all All~
{I l-l. a 'l‘lliulull or a llryall.
full» the Platform "evolutionary.
Wllaic-I'rr chamb- may burn coon-our in!
umllnur I.» a l'lillliillllll'. lluwovvr IlillI‘ll till! Vi“
h""l"""l' of his rlnqm-lm- may have liven l'I‘-
.lllrnl. tau llllllgu fur ubll'h io- plurals I'l‘llliilll
ullallrml. (In Hilt- lllfll‘l'rlll lo- drfolldu-d ‘lll‘
loo-l rumlutlomlry plank of tho l‘lllu-ago roll.
vlvlllloll in 'lli‘l’l'lllm \‘ollrlnulll lull not hm on!“
net-l than that ill u'hlrll lu- -uppul‘ll'll their
adoption. lla llw platform ho defended llw
i‘opullnl lwrv-gralanw of lm-rlllrowlng the in-
togrlly of ill“ uuprrluu- marl. ll Illrru- ln- any
fruit which has gruull for tho bola-ill. of all
mankind out of (hu- v-laldl-hllnnl of ulll' Ti"
public. it has lIPl‘il ”I" danmu-frnllou that It
in pun-illic- by the organization-If an lllulepolld-
out tribunal to mlfrgllarll llw rtgiltn of army
«mum and prob u: llum. natural llr‘ll‘llu-gv-
agalnnl any lava-dun from wllalu-rur noun-n or
IlthnYl'l’ lwwrl’flll might be the antagonizing
elonlvlllln.
Th.» wry nxlulnlll'fl of lllal lmwor pro-nap
pow- llo- uni-ham- of an llldI-pvlublll Iri-
hunul. ’l’f We llllVf‘ this Populist mmentlon.
immun- n l'npnlmr llll'ti-lll'l’ was condemned
an mama-dllnllollal. prupo-lnll not to unload
ill. r‘onnlllallun In the ordinary way pra-
l-crlllmi by that ln-lrnmo-nl Illa-ll. but Droplet
lng tumult llw mull no that it will pronounce
lh-m‘ laws to be musllluflonni which the non-
Alilufb-n llm-lf mmlomnu; a proposal to make
the e um- of law loalruinrnla of lawlessness;
lo vlolaln that own-d compel-l bells-ova th-
slnfml on whirl: lllu impurity of "do llnflon
Wat-L In prm'mm llln tllnpburl‘v’lul fur if!
production by the bomb of flll‘n prim-ll. who.
lhmwll worn to «blind it. will bu nppnlnlvd
bl llmlloy if.
in "It fill-n in Wllb‘li I lllllllf "fulfill“ myself
I an do nothing but vitaminu that nlw quot-r
lion “‘lfl"l'l Mr. Bryan blmwlf dwiarcn to be
flit own-laminating Ima- of this campaign. 1
am a full» numb cl wlwal road lids FWWITII lo
«lmablv jml what Mr. llrynn illm-I-lf llnnglmm
will bu lbw frail of II "ll'lllvf‘ in the Ifllnllnrll
-f valun through! at Hm I nullity. Ilio not be»
Horn that any loan van follow wholly Willi
lll‘ a: I only. lwmmrl» if he Illnavnlc from one not
of .-. rwlusll as ho biu I'll in road but n few
;,ylrzlgrnplln and lw will find another. If Mr.
{ls-71o all ”how rlw that by any nouns
rooms Ir: lwav- a or "II earth wages mold be
ultra Ml. I will be ill-ally in “lipflffl‘i Min. ba-
n-I—v i k'mw of no full of prnflwfily nlmllllle»
l llff'illll‘lv' m.” It flw rule of wages ”In...“
filmf’v'rll. ; ‘
'llf'll on mm lo find how Mr. Bryan er-
pmts lo More .4. the wages of labor. m» Ind
'Illf‘t'l'M but in a man» of contradiction. Ne
Man can bill bow or when or when flit. want-v
of the worlllngmen am in be increased. lull
the innit-Na W. the inevitable count
queue: of n dobucmcul in the standard of
value must be a reduction in the rate of wages.
and that in the conspiracy in which the Pop-
nilutu are “med. _ .
1'. cheap.- filo Dollar.
Now. Mr. Brynn tnllfl all that ho Wants to
cheapca the dollar; that he wants to increase
the volume of money. I do not believe that
any man who ever ilvml could quite under-
stand a Pcpulist'll notion of what money ill
further than that he believes it is a desirable
thing toget. and that ho is not very particular
about the means by which he can get hill
hands on it.
Nothing is more common than the mistake
that money and property no identical. They
are not. There my be a very largo volume of
circulating medium and vary great poverty;
lllorofnre‘paper money simply is no morn an
increase of wealth than the issue by an indi-
vidual of his romlilllory note would hIIDW an
Increase of hill property. All a matter of fact.
an increase in the coinage In no proof of an ill-
arouse ill property. but may be a strong proof
of a decrease in wealth. it is not the volulpn
of JIIDDO’ but the activity of molloy that
counts. »
‘ Tho bnshl of sound trade is sound money—
money which is intrinsically valuable. money
which. like the gold culnugo of this country.
the goverment cannot affect if it. tried to. i
can take a 810 goldpioce. and I can defy all tlld
power of all the govornmsllta of this earth Vlo
take 5 cents of value from it. Having earnod
it by the sweat of my brow. .aving warned It
by the exercise of my brain. having lllil‘llifd it
by the exchange of lily commodities. I can go
to tho uttsrnlost ends of the earth. and wher-
cI‘or I present It its vlllIIo whll ho unquestion-
ed and unchallenged. That gold dollar this
meeting. tho "Democratic party. the honest
masses of this country. without distinction of
party divisions. demand shall be paid to the
laborer when he earns it. and that no poWur
on earth shall cheat him of the sweat of his
brow.
It is perfectly clear that the purpose of the
Populist ls ~to put up the prir‘cs of certain
commodities. Mr. Bryan's language is that he
is going to improve tho condition of tho peo-
ple of this country. I do not suppose he claims
he can multiply tho number of chairs upon
this platform or upon this flrmr. although he
has shown his capacity to empty tholn. If he
in going to work any chaagv in the conditions
of “it'll. he must lncroasc the material porters-
slon of some part of the community. Now. if
he got possession of the government tomor-
row, he could not create one single thing of
value by any exercise of governmental power
In the world. No power l-n-r yet exercised by
tyrant or by constitutional monarch can cause
a barn-n fluid to become fruitful. can cause
two blades of grass to grow whore om- grow
before. can bring together the stones that (our
pose this building and raise llli'lll into a arm-n
ly temple dedicated to political discussion.
No. it requires the labor of man and the labor
of man alone to create wealth.
Governments Gannot Ila Generous.
if Mr. Bryan is going to enrich sonlobmiy,
the thing which he means to bestow on him he
must take from somebody vise. Who is to be
(ll-spoiled. and who is to ho enriched by the ox-
ervlao of this new scheme of government? (lov-
r-rmaunt nul'er can be gellorouu. because i: ll
bu generous to one it must bu oppruusivo tr.
another. But his financial scheme contour
plates an increase in ”II! prim- of certain conr
IIIndItlus. We are mulling now pretty l‘llnlo h:
the wuodpile behind which tho Airwall is mn-
l-oalod'. Now. if overtlllng in this world or in
this country. including labor. be increased in
valul- tomorrow in like proportion. not ono of
us would be mfortvd at all. If everything be
lfli'n'iifit‘fl i0 per l‘l'flf- in value. We Would pay
10 per (‘rllf In addition for what wa- Would buy
and got 10 per cent more for what we \vollid
sell. and We Would be exactly in the same
plan-- no occupied befonu Thrroforo it is fall
to assumo that in not the lame and impotent
mneluuion which this Populist rI-v-llllllml l-nn-
tomplatva. What. then. is it? It I.-I an Inv‘rmw'
lo ~illft for itself. If the prion of f‘llflillllllllllll'r
in Increased and tho pm-o of labor be left sin
llonary. why, that moans a I-ultlng down of
the rat» of wow 3. If illlll'llll of a dollar whirl-
v-Inainta of ll glvvn qutlutlly of gold mlual ll
lull-outs anyu'ia-rl- Ill llmw-lrld. “illl lln- par»
l‘llil‘llllfl povwr 0f llll I‘I'lllll. llll' Lillllri‘l‘ ir- ll
be. paid in dullnh Ivorlll .‘al ('l'lll‘i oavh. u'by,
lw can only buy half as much with a day'.
wagon all he buys now.
Wago earners. .\ir. Brynn says. know that
wiillo ll gold standard rail-aw tho purl-haunt:
powl-r of lhv dollar fl ill-w Illuln'hl more lillli-
cult to ubtuln ”Momma of that d ‘ lar. 'l‘hr)
know that l-Inployllwnl is lot-e pt-rmallelll. 1m.-
of work more probable and n ‘i'llllllllj llll‘lll
Innis ('t'rlllill. If that Inoalu allyllllug. ll llloam
that u via-up dollar would give llllll Inoh- rlll’
ploynlonl. laoro frl-quvlll lnlploylaonl. morn
Work and a chum-u tn gl-l rwonlploylarlll ilnrf
ll" WM dlnrllnrgn-ll. If that llil'llllli anything. ll
moans that if file laborer lo willing to law--
llih wag'm out down bu wlll got more work,
lint a diminution III the rate of \\fl|~'l'lllllt“-
not inl'rrnw flu- N'UIH' uf rlllplllylllrul. Th-
Illorl- abundant ill" prmillrl lin- higla-r the
wagon. Till "I "Illllllll be all abundant product
unless labor is oxll-lnlvvly l-nlplnyrd. .‘ir. llry
an Wulllll havo- you Imllovo that llrmprl'll) I»
lldvallrni by l‘lit‘nllt'fllllfi the rain of wag. ~. lllll
Ill" fall In lilo rate of \vagom always man--
from a narrow production. and narrow pro-
lllu‘lioll Illl‘llli" lllrrr ls lllllv Ill "mind for irll-uI
lll lin- mark-l Whoa. aftvr tho pann- of Na,
lllu prlvu of labor fl ii to ill l'l-lill ll day. If “a"
lllll‘ili‘l’ to uhtaln labor than \l'lu-a Ila: illll‘ ..l
l'UIlilllnl who main to Fill llll\\ll Ila» rule of
Winn-n and tho ll. lam-rut ulla «a I in lo llrufl'l'l
it In that tho lb liluvral llrllru a Ilmt lllgll
“'illi‘l‘ and prosperity :lro «yawn, lmnu. and
lilo I'opuilnl wan“ to out lho ralo If “In“! in
order that he may lulnpl llu- furluwr lu mall-
war upon his nu Il uorklngnu n.
Kaye lie ls After the l'n-lillor.
Mr. fir) all lands tho van in Hull”: ”till ll l.
lla- I-rmllfnr ho b- aflu-r. in old. r Ibal you
I-lllllllll qulI-rslaud Ill-l llou a change in llil‘
standard of value I'iliIlJlf‘fl Illl'll lo Ila-at lllrll
l-rmllloru you ham to roll-lrlvrtbo- llllll‘llhll
whiril IIIuno-y plays Ill luvnnurlllg doll... if 1
ball lullll “Ll for In" yards hf I‘llrlll In luu Ill"
Il\"'rl'|| in mu nrxl WH‘k and In lla- lllll'l’llfl
tho gowralallll ulalnlll puma law Illa-luring
that hrrmlflrr lhn yard m-qurl- ahunid row
nlsl of in “It'll!“ and that all I‘Jlllllllf I‘lIfllf‘nl'Il-
Ilmllld bu mull-d lll that Iy-llvnl of llll‘ll-lirr.
I Would luv I'lllnlml out of bull lhl' I'lolll fof
which I had pllld. italp tho ntlwl luoal.l
«Mod ll l‘luill llllrl'l'luillf for ion yard» of cloth.
which ho had I’lvllvoml to mo and which war
paynbio next ‘I'l'll. and ill ifnv lilralllllnr lbw
grlvornnwlll lli'llilll change lllu I-lalulllrd of
value and cut down llw unit of l'lllllllll-l-[w
lmlf. then i Would will" lbnl Ilvbf \lllll Iii, nllll
illlwlolh illrtrllnllt would burn bwo vllwlbwl.
Sow. lbw l'uplllinl low. in any lhnl llo- i'f’l'f“
nor in a po-rmIIIWho oppwm's lhowmlurn
fsrnwr, Tbi- rfml'll'lrl- of Mill rolllilry are not
lilo llnlllwl’a; tin-y arv ll”! lllv Pill‘llllf’fl i’llll'fll‘
lots; llwy nrn- lbw lahlrvrn. and it In at the up
”an“. of Ibo? lllnl this charge In Illmll‘. Th!
laborer la aim-aye a creditor for at llvml one
llny'l work. it‘ll-In any man ma shun nu: ll llr
lulrur who has been paid in advance for a
do 'u wort. lwlll about him a laborer who i-
a l "blur. 'I‘lw laborer. by ”In \rvf'y ink of bill
lining. must be ll nrodllor for at loll-It one day‘s
will-ll and la gllnrrnlly a N'Hllfuf for n m» it“.
Will'k or two Kiwi" work. Evary arr-at lndnm
frilll vnfvflll‘ise lm- finr ll- rhli‘f rn-dll-lr- ll-
owll lall'llvrs. Thu “111le. nl‘onnnt in ovary
donation of of Industry hat-war it may be. i-
nlwnys ”A" wag” now-u .
Tim prob-me that the farmer of Nebraska is
suffering under the weight of II lunrfgam- mm.
lraollvsl under a metal wblnh ban ”will"! in“
rrvaml in rain» in but u l‘npnllul lnvlnplmr.
TWll'flllI'l‘R of “M {armors horn on lnmlgaga
llolllu whnlovnv. I do not believe “It?“ in ii per
"ml of firm that on: a laminar.» Im-r ”if".
part; old. during which limo llmrr baa lawn
no ell'lngl- In the value of ”I“ lnvlal. This pro~
poem of llw l'opnllslq is an lilN-fll to «allot ills
farmer in a conspiracy to Y’fllil'f-HlvwnRI-q
mm by labor. that hit may haw a lnrgur pm-
p'lrliv-ll of bin mfll “which. and they un-
willing to "M riot" 9hr wall" "f mmry man
“who “will“ in llllm, who flyiiq a: “l“ 1., ”an.
who digs in llu- minim. who man was the tram.
In the hope that they can ride Illln mover on a
Want 1.! villain“; and grwd llwalrtvnml in lilo
pry-loo of lilo mil r. lint. my frlwmlv. it is a
lmnupbam will-loam" of Amavrlmln ritmv
ship that this attempt in Enlist the filming
ally one who «molars the whom: an no that
Imi anionllnlval lonmlwrc M this annually
liilnlf wan L'. and "in Illlfl fi‘lll'l' lll““l'0'l| lip-l
i u‘llo ‘lu‘ll‘l conspiracy fill' lad-u plantain.»
. rllf'l‘.
in tin- price of l-olllmodilim‘ and allowing labor -
“I‘ll. absolutely. _ _
mm on Western Yunnan.
lull-y western state which in um and in
i803 fell into the booth of lilo Panelists went
Into the Fla-mew Allianco lwforn their ml
purposes.wero executedwwaro puma-and
tile Pcpuiintio forces armmrednut of existence
when the farmers of this country understood
precisely what the Populist» mount for his
welfare was really for his ruin. Tho farmer.
who. when this country was In danger. aboub
dored hill musket. to not it aside when the last
shot had belen fired on the southern battle-
field. whoao moderation pi-cvonlod the politi-
l-al warriors at Washington from pursuing a
policy of discrimination and punishment In
ihn southern slates. that farmer who made
the policy of tho north a policy of conciliation.
of forgiveness. of reunion. whose band it was
that made ruins of her allies and ashes of bill
homes. received her uni-o more and said.
“Live in peace. and sin no more." That farm-
l-r today bl the mainstay of order and of prop—
erty. all he was the mainstay of the Ullitln.
'I'hcru won at Chicago a Pupullntlc delegation
from Million that worn Ileana-ratio. but it ill a
significant flint that ovI-ry northern state In
which there wall a chance of electing a Dem.
octatic governor or of choosing Democratic
elector». with the exception of Missouri and
indiana, stood boldly and firmly for the gold
standard at Chicago and tlloy Wore llulIIm-rgoll
by a wave of Populism from the south. My
friends. there has been a great change In tho
Ill-.lnooraflc organisation of the southern
states. The men. who from a mistaken illlnlllfl'
of loyalty followed their states out. of lilo
L‘Ilion. whose gallantry in war. whose forti-
tudn ill defeat won the admiration of tho civ-
ilized world. the men whose virtues command-
ed the support of northern public opinion ill
the attempt to ovorturn carpetbng govenr
merit in the southern status. the men who led
their pcoplo through all the (roublod period
of reconstruction back into a full union with
the sister states. these men. liloo Halllptoll In
North Carolina and Caffrcy in Louisiana. ham
been swept from power. A new not has got hr
to tho sluidio. a out Of [(‘Utll‘rl’ of which Till-
man is the uxpnnv-nt. who boldly unfurled the
sectional flag arChieago and declared that this
Populist movement II! a direct movement
against the prosperity of the cast.
Men of New York. toilets of America. guard-
lam of your own homes. will you allow your
rate of wagon to be affertod by any man who
nover has paid wngl-s at all if he could get out
of it? Will you submit to this conspiracy bo-
lween the professional farmers. the farmers
who cultivate the quarrels ofntheir neighbors,
farmers who labor with lllcir jaws. Populist.
agitators of the west‘ and tho unreconciied
slaveholdcrs of the south? This Is a ('lllinpiruny
between professional farmers who want to
pay low Wagon and the ullrm-onoilml slnvobIdd~
or who would like to buy no wages.
Boot of the Evil.
flare is the real root of this conspiracy. Mr.
Bryan did not create it. No man can create a
movement film this. The' form-a that created
it urn active and fliIVl‘ lawn working In Low
divergent directions. Mr. Bryan. representing
this theory. in but like :I drop of water on the
crest of the wave. more conspicuous. but In.
morn important than lhc- millions of drop.
that form its haw. Thu Populist lnuvenlonl is
the attempt of those prhfrssillnfll furllleri. of
flu-so men who urns Ilnw'lillng to sham with
tho luborvr. to appeal to tlu-ir grwd. lie is an
l'IJl‘lle of public order. ho is all ullsfacln to
progress. lie is n consplrlltorugnillst tho peace
and prosperity of tho indlll-triai must-ulof the
country.
I have said that the labon-r In tho niljm-t of
this conspiracy. and hll i:-. lint lr-t no man Im-
aginu that if they arr no . onfni rlu- injury
u'uuld all be borne by the man who works
Willi his hands. He would bv the last to suffer
and the lost to ri‘l‘lIV“? from its effects. lint
tho shook t.» l'iVlHtlINlm which would l'lllllit'
from sun-ll a bn-nvll of pubilr and private faith ‘
would be Inc-parable. Its will-ct no man could
I'nmsuro from an opr-rlrnm- of illf‘JiIunll
We cannot tell to “Olaf degree it maid
paraly'u- Industry. If I m-rv askl-d lo d‘rlinr
civilization. I should say it was “lndu'nlrinl
comm-ration." Ev» rylhin but a man dun for
hie ml'n la-noflt arts lilrv-r ly Ill-nil tl_lo int-r-
ust-l of hi.- uoighbors. No man can stand lellll'
ill a l'll‘illlf‘ll oolalnmifa'. ills "lion-sis. his
prmp-wln, his furlIIm-s arc to sI-llll- l-llnll
shared by his folio“ ~. 'l‘Ill-rn is not an ear of
mm rlpvnlng Ill th - \vntorn ill-id that «like
not nffwt the pram of broad to you and to Inn.
The farmer who suit:- rel pmd upon tlll- ground
by that acts slurh Into motion luv Wlil'l in of
the factory; he sharp-dis lhu funds of the our
llrllll'f'; ho hflllluliil'" the confirm lion of rail-
l'omls; llll f‘lllh‘f" lil" l-llglillmn in plan Ill‘\l'
lif’lllflml l'rllaslng current-i. new tunnel-I under
rlrl-rr. lluvl' I‘iillulN julnlng oceans and sepa-
rating confluent-I. if the farmer did not work.
If the miller dlll llol dig ill the sllllfcrrllnrau
gnllrry. every lllllrl‘ Ill-parllm at of industry
wuuid lullgfllsll. for Inc-n uouhl not produce
and rrl-all- lf flu-y Iilll Ilnl um Ill fhl- lllllllllll‘yi
and arllvuy of illllrf‘l‘ a prospo'l-l of a drmalai ‘.
for tho rulamlailly olurh tin-y prndlu'v. filiill
so ever) luau ill tho u'urld Ill bound cloud) fol
flu. llmlln) and llll-lv-I- of his fellow man. i
‘,‘|llll‘rl_l'lllg lllv \l‘brliu N lmrno llf l'lVlllfllllIllll
in tho mufldrnn- "it'll have In «avllothrr. mn- E
lidrnrl- ill lin‘r in a ~ly. ““lllllll'fll‘l' m than;
lnto-grily, l-onlllll-nw- lll lhrlr industry. nonfi-
draw in lla-lr future. If It.- want silver min-
ngu tulllorruw, If luv I'l‘l'll llf‘l‘ll’l‘ our standard
of value. loan so) that still you uollbl l~l\‘l-=
lla- mum properly 3-!“ have today. you uunbil
sllii haw Illl‘ nlllllr in Ii. you Would -llil llzlvnl
Ilw mum rollllllnnl .\ml ll In lruo. lint 9.. llld i
llil' Ilullan harl- lilo ~..nlo l'lllll’n that full past 1
our l'llll a and film ”I" “ll-wi- of I'Illlilllui’l'l- “\
Holy pal... rm lln awnlllallls. pliml full or I...“ ;
rml ll'l‘li'llil’l“ bill you um. ‘
"A Pullman of Destruction." .
'I‘ilv ‘llllli‘ :llaampll- r-- I‘llh‘rrl] p. .l llll'l vollll- !
III III. lilo mllw lel voll‘l’ml lilo flu-ids, lilo!
IlIllll' sun .-lmllo ill brawn. and yll ilil‘l‘l- “as!
non" but llm NWTW' l"""“ll“k’ llu' lluillwlly of
war through flu 'rarlllv'w b huh. and lla-i
rlw-r how no hillb‘l‘ hum: flung I'll'l‘l‘l llo- 1
Indian llllll‘!l‘llli|n-.1H.i‘fllllflif a pallluay of “W ,
Flrlll‘flllll. 'rlll rv u.” flu llnllll-lrlal Ill IIIN’I'I' '
lloll. lln-llllw lbv- [admin “as a savage» "IIII Ihd i
not lllllll‘hlllll'l Ill" ltlm‘ll-l- ~ by “llll‘ll awn ‘
lllll . avh llllll'l‘ In lalnuu from tln- lullulll of II...
ovarlb llln- urzlllll u l.‘ h mak- ‘l llfl' llf‘ilfullh-
.npl lil \l-lopu tln- Iolulllltl'ln'l' “blah malt--
u-lltilrullun. Allylbw i.‘ that .lllnvka that bad;
of human rullflll-llu no l'riilll' agalunl l‘l'l
llllallol. and a Hull manual Ill" foulnlnllunn “I.
Kill‘llIl Ilflllll‘. ;
Wu boll-Iro- that ill' \rf)’ I'm "'1‘ of I'lvllllw i
lion is mutual full I- :l. mutual forboaralm.I l
mulaal ro-nprr ill. a W» Inlbrva- llw work has
Km PIN no. Hnw ltlll'll lnrn‘u lmmlu are at
val-b nilo-r'n ll-rml: “in in il- w today that
own stand nhoubil-r in - lulillor. Wllrlclng ll.
ulylhvr for u P'lfllln‘l" l “rpm", l.- m flvlnl in all.
and we ll flow the! this all. lnpl lo anunll
\lagw. “llll'li lllt‘LIIl- .ll :llh bill in llllm ll lhi'
pruopvrlly of all. u III lo" rub-lull Ilul by u l
”mm, but by tho a in 'w nalloll. “loll labor has 1
galm-Il. that shall ll L-I‘lh 7hr min of uagm
lbnl bl paid in ll Inn...» la 'ile him.“ m“. Wu‘
will We! willingly a“ I'l‘l. We limit fllrmlrvl to
a Illlllll‘l’ and furllu r lawman lll llu- prospovv
it}: of warll'lllgnllvn. nut lllf’l‘l‘l)’ by an mow-mu.
in tho only an“, lrul by a furtlu‘r Illl'rl-nw
ln ilw |Illf4‘llIIlllR p wl‘ of Wagon. Mill aim
lo-ll ll- illaf Uil‘ prlr- «3f I.lrln prmlnl l-l lull-n
fallen and that llm f-rm‘ l‘ for lllnt rum.” H
a sufferer forgrl fl. I! whliu lilo prim- l-f a ago-
ilns rl-I 'l off ”ll' fll .,. llll- vilb‘b-nl y of labor
has lll“l‘lll“l"l. that ”2' "Mr Hf prod": lloll has
liven l‘mlnrlvi lbrrufll "II! old of llllil'hlll‘ ly
w’hilo llwwagm of lbw liltil'hlual laborer luay
have rlwu, “bile w lrvl rnlmllll at their prer
enl mlo l lmpr‘ lbw “Ill l-u a lurllwr andi
farllwr and mullanuu < «Inch-rm la lhu .ml of
living. lerr ill no any in which i Will be ml.
milled in I show of Hull'- boulltyellupt
through a fall ill ”ll l‘rll‘t'! Hf "l. "primal-lull
Ilf lifv.
“in... fruit" of Thorns."
Whlln- ml hnvr- In 'IIFlI-Ill'll a u) slam of
mutual vorowrnllun. nllll-ll is but another
rmmu. for ultillzml In.» My. fill mm are admit-
led to a «inn in bury lmunly wllb-h provl~
“?fl.‘ ‘IIll'n‘i‘Yd npilfl Ill" ”Hill. The dunner l"
liv- lvnnna nl ll’lle‘ r'mllllllu up r bis bum-h.
who new? new :1 'I "l "' *‘Vllllf mrn. who
has m-vor inhaled lip lwvfmae of grooves and
of “one". is y-l loadu the rlnrtlvlpatrlv in all
the bonnlll-c of ppm ll-nr-o in the purifying
lnflucnm of llw nilnv ‘l'llf'l'i'l In the flaming
rays of the only. "le I: 1h" prelim! of the veil
is mfllil‘ llllnllpnl' lo: mm livery day by the
abundance of the bolts at. it In from his share
in iillfl bull” that ill: Pwullfi wani- In on»
. wlullu- had dimppl-arod
.‘ . . ‘ . ., ‘ _ .7
undo the American 'worllngmul. To him we
lay. in the llama of humanity. in the name of
progress. you shall neither areas I crown of
thorns upon the brow of labor nor press ll
Illeourgu upon his back. You shall not roll him
of any mlo aduantugc whilb ho has gallwl by
long year» of study. of progress in the skill of
his craft it'll by the careful urgllnizaion of
the llleinlmrs who work with him at the same
bola-ll. You shall not ohacurn tho goIdl-Il wow
pools of a further improvement in his condi-
tion by a furtlmr cliiillipl‘nlflfl of tho mat of
living as well as by ll furrIa-r depreciation of
the dollar which Is pahi to him. Tllmnan who
mines his hand against the program of tho
workinglnnn raise» his hand against prosperi‘
Iy. Ib- al-olol to restrict the volume of produc-
lon. Fe necks to degrade the condition of the
nun who is steadily llllproving hilaablf and
Ill his own improvement in accomplishing the
Improvement of all Illunkind. but. this attulllpl
will fail.
I do not regrot this campaign. ’l‘hll'llnm in”
mine when the people of this country will
rllow their cuplu'iiy for self government. They
will prove that the men who llavc left the
world in the pathway of progress will be the
jl'l'lllllfl guardians of liberty and of order.
They arc not to la- seduced by appeals to their
l'llllllhlly or moved by throats of injury. They
will forever guard. and Jllaiously guard. and
lrllll the lump of enlightenment. of progress.
They will ever relentlessly press and crush
under their heels tho flaming torch of Populist
discontent. Populist agitation and Populist do-
atruction. When this tide of agitation shall
haw receded—ethic tide of Populist agitation.
this assault upon colnploll honesty and .leon
industry shall Ilf‘.u lawn abstl-d forever—tho
formulations of this republic will remain un-
disturbed. This government will still shelter
a people lndissolulrly wedded to liberty rind
order. jealously forbidding any distinction of
burden or of privilege. conserving property.
maintaining morality. resting forvvor upon.
tho trlvd basis of American patriotism and
American intelligence.
~_-_. a ".4.
WHALERS WRECKED.
Fishermen Lone ’l‘helr “out In n Lively
Tussle \Vlth 3 Right \Vllnle.
.«ulsoaa‘ss'rr, N. Y., Aug. Ill—hung ls-,
land “‘Ilulf‘IllI'n had a lively onooullter
with a big "right" whale of thocoast horn.
in which they came of! second best. The
w hale succeeded in escaping. uftur smash-
lllg two boats with his tail. It wmIlhe
liveliest and most dangerous chase that
has taken place off hero in years.
The whale was sighted wall out to sea.
Thou-arc two signal stations hcrc. built
for the purpose of sighting whales, and
as tho outfit of boats and paraphernalia is
always kept ill perfect condition. Alllngan-
actt’s residents were ready to go after lilo
big fish.
Tim men. headed by Captain Joshua
Edwards, tho oldlvst wllalor on Long Is-
iflllll, quickly gathered at the boats. Af-
ter the craft had passed beyond tlfillnc of
breakers sails worn sat. and than onsul-d n
neighborly mm to see which boat should
get to tho game first.
The wind" was about two miles offshore
whoa sighted, and it did not take tho boats
long to get within a nhort distance of tho
monster. Tho whale showed great in-
difference to their pru-svnce. and subsequent
ovrllls Infill‘lllf'll that ho was ablc to lake
rare of himself. '
When the leading boat was at ‘ll'lPlllly
near. tho Ilarpnon tllrnwer took ls posi
lion. and at a signal from the ll'elnll-ulnn
tho iron slim through the air and sank ill-
lnlho thick side of lilo whale. As lluI
llorpoou struck. llll' Ill‘lllihlililll shouted,
"linl'k Im‘. bai'k lwr'”
'l‘lw mlrslllon responded. but not in time
lo 35 mm. The Whale. lnadu furious by the
wound. m‘mg ...oaad and hit tho bun!
with his lnjl. ll ruquin-d only one blow,
and the boat. rose in tho air ulld fell into
llllll‘l'll.
'l‘lla men wr-ro thrown into lho sell. but
fortunately vwapul iluury. I'll the effort
to rmull- llmir unfortunate companions
tho olla-r \vilalmm-n paid no ullontloll to
lily whale. and ho loft for other parts. It
took lu-nrly half an hour to rl'sl'ilo lilo
l'f'FW of tho wracked lmal. 'l'llcy worn
divided around lllllollg tllo other boats. and
'lfll'f' lilo inst lllllll hull lu-on Illillll'll on
board tho Ill-Ills blurted to look for llm
wind».
It was discovered a shorl distance away.
'i'llll'llll}' awaiting a nomad allavk. film
luml gut choc, and tho lllll‘plulll again
whisked through lilo nlr. ' II was a good
blow. and tho whale know ll host. for ho
win-rind solidi-lily and again that torribin
tail got tll its Work. and libl'l'nllll llllllf shot ;
upward. to mum» down in splinters.
'l‘ln- wound erIn- was "Illf'l' lllllil'lllf
than lb.- fli‘sl. for rum-val of lilo bull's
l'l‘t'l" bud lll‘l'll slrlll'k by flying ours and
llll‘l'l'\ I'll llill “Tt‘l'kl‘ll fault.
The rllzm- lald to be given Ilp llnlil llw
aura Illt'll l‘lllllll he landed, and ”it'll lllu
if int rullloa bank.
Ilo “til :Iglllll lll‘ :ltlm-kl-d.
BASEBALL. .
.\Ai|(l\'l\i. lEAlil I: GAVIN.
Al llilnlllll ‘-
llro..l.l_vn .......... i ll ll 1
limlon . ..... . . 0 ll u l
lll‘ll'lkll'll-~llll-. .3, vrrors. ‘3.
Nils, ll; l‘rrfll'u. I,
.-\l. l'lllixlllvlpbln
ll. . j,
o .. 1
l’hilndI-lphln. .. o I ll If u II II o |... g
llulllllloru., l l 3 ll 1 ll '1 l o.. u
l'llllmil-lpllluWillis. h; brim“. Ii. linifl
more Allils. ll; urn-h. 2.
l'nillo “'nllrllln In “'rli.
Ni.“ \‘ullll. \llg. ill w'l'lu-burrowing
allllonnn-llwnl is Illalh- that Min-l I’allll-
Willillll... mlola-i volllnmmllng lllvl Nou-
York and New oll‘l‘firy ro-ginn-al of llal
lingual llllntll'll \‘ullllllwrs. will llllll‘l'}’
r’rldlrlvk .\, Linda-y. nflill I-npllllll.ill
rilurgu of the anlllllwrn‘ lrlldo llopllrl-
nwlll. 'l‘llo Wmllllllfl will lukn pim-oln
I'al'llvgiu hall on the cloning of Sept. ll.
l'ollllllamlvr lloofh. uni-doll by Mrs.
iluolb. will ofllI'lutn. lirmlt pvnpurnllulls
for line “milling am being nludl-llylfm
Hillel-ri- nlld Mllllll'l’l of the \‘nlllnlwu. a-
.“ will be the first flllll'llllll of the klml
Ill'lll under ”in lllrvollon of tho Ill'Wlll‘flilll‘
lnlllull.
(‘olml lln lllnrlll i'nllrr line-ll.
l'f'l’l‘r‘lll no. Aug. ll‘."‘l'"nli l'llsll'lll‘. alias
l'mnu do Illorhl. wllowml urn-sled in Mar
lurk. in- wnlllI-li hero on n rbargnnf lar—
mly. made by Mrs. A. M. Kmrns. will»
whuln lm boarded. The count was a llllllllll
harbor and had many poplin hero. flu Ml
Mrs. Klalrnu‘ hoarding henna owing loa
dispute. null Illll say! iw look a lot. of val-
lmhhv lnusic la-fonlllllglolwr. lil‘qulnlllllll
papal; Imu- ill-an prepared. and all lulu-or
from Pills-burg will arrlle in New York
lmll‘W to bring tho cullnt blink ill l'llls‘
burg.
helnwnro llollmornls nominated.
llovrn. mt. Aug. lll.~v'rhflIll'lllilf'l‘llll‘.
unto mnvnbtloll ll session lwre uominalrd
the following: For governor. till» it. 'l‘lln
not of Humor; rungrmnlan. 1.. inning
"and! of anrnflilu f'lm‘lllfl, .lnhll l'l.
flora-y of .‘s’l-wnasllo. .lolln Harrington of
Kent and I’llyntl-r l’rnnw nf HIJIN'I.
rammi- Sam. Wm“. Dull.
l'ollrllwll. Mu. Aug. lu—«l‘rollm-ar (f.
Nicholas From-b. the farm-d author of
“Kalhivml Marianna-ell." diml in this r‘lt)’
alter a long Illness, Ills age was DI years
an in do“
Illlnlllllmn
FOR4
We Will Close Out All Our 85c and $I.00
§H|RT WAISTS
9 CTS.
Don’t Fail to Get One, They fare a Rare]
B'argaini ' '
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
ECREAQOEIDIOURIST
\.\.‘{ 0
“qt 3\\$\5 (‘ :‘E‘ QQQKCJ
Q‘Q}$ 0“
Block island, $8.50 and $0.00
3-day trips. Aug. 26. '29.
Saratoga Springs, $I0.00.
4~duytripaovory Monday during season.
Ausablo Chasm, $22.00.
ll-Ilay trips August. 10. 17. fit
White Mountains, $23.00. ‘
5-day lrlps. August a].
Niagara Falls,$l1.00. l
l-day tour-i. August ll : special train. .
Thousand islands, $I1.00.
l-day fours. August 25: special train.
Montreal and Quebec, $37.00. i
6-day trips. August I? and September 1. 9
‘(hlll on ticket agent at depot for copy of ”K. L
I..'I ourisl lvlng full llllorlrllltI-.lll.mll .lll‘sotsfi
or Pool; .\' llshop, 7o.- (‘hllpc-l street. how Hu- *
"VII.
4
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Dr. F. W. Darmer .
only, where he is prepared to do all work
pertaining to modern dentistry painless‘ '
ly. flue minute's walk from the trolley
cursor the Consolidated It. R. depots.
Faro aih uwod bot il ways. Special appoint-
IIu-ms made to have your llvlltai work
done at your own resulunre. Utiicc
hours from h‘ a. In. until ll p. In. San-
days. 10 a.nl. until l p.111. All work
lzunranlood. and only the boat of ma-
terial \lsmi.
DR.F.w.DARMI-:R
Surgeon Dentist.
DARIEN.‘ CONN.
FAIRFIELD couarr' . .
NATIONAL BANK.
‘3 Wall Street, Kermit, Conn.
Incorporated, 1824. Capital, scoomo.
. nnwm o. animus. President.
. DAVID u. MILLER. Vicel’rest.
L. C. GREEN. Cilalllfil‘.
DIRECTORS.
Rama 0. Kantian. Moslrs M. Grown.
llavm ll. MlldJili A. .l. Millikttli.
‘ l".n'r..follslaa:swmn, 'l'ulro. E. SMITH.
UM Cour. Chas. iI‘.TIllsruAll.
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants
and Individuals Soliclted.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
I) ll IV
; PG‘I‘INE
lakes out ink, paint,
in. pitch. grease
ind stains from
cl. along and car-
prls quickly and
mlnpiclrly and
Egg-Luann} Ilia
«mxo Al'lll."’““‘ 1°C" 35¢" If Dru
No unpleasant odor. nnlllln linulshtwn
Nut inllaolnlnllr. nonpu- IIJIIM. 54:.
L. B. SUTTON. New Conn-n. Gt.
4“
Sold by A. lhcknnaan a Son. no. Nor-
walk; Finuvy ct iienodlul. Norwalk.
l
Ayor's l’llls arc mlommcndod by
Heading physicians and druggilltll. nu
:flllllllmll- prompt and efficient maedy
for llillfmllllf‘lill. nausea. multivnnosll. in-
digestion. sluggishul-sa of the liver.
jaundice. and sick headnchc: aim. to re-
llcve coirhl, fevers. neuralgia and rheu-
Instilnu.
l "heorn-s of euro may be llhwnumi at.
length by lll)’l‘lllilillll, but the sufferer»
want Ilnic relief; and ”no Minute
t‘ough (Jun! will giro if to them. A
software for children. it ill “lln- only
harmless rmnedv that ll-mluml immed-
Iafo results." H. l’. Vol-d and (l.('
Hfllison.
All the slum ll of ahn‘lldlngdcpcud
upon the soil llyof lls funlalalion.m
health dopendsl upon lllf‘ condition of
the blood. To expel impurities and
mum the vital fluid to become vigorous
and life-giving. Ayer‘s Harsaparilln ill
the lllllfll- powerful and cflective nicdb
clue in use.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
A I TE N I | o N '.scicuullctreatlnent known to Inrldernsu
- land medicine. Home care with nurse or-
(‘on hereafter be seen at his Dnrien office -
WAGONS l .
law and Iceland-Hand.
BUDDIES. '
PHAETDIS,
CARRIADES,
DIIDPIES. . .
SPIliDLES. ETD.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
cam. AND sun rm.
HENRY TiLLY.
Physicianjgl'Women
HRS. DR. ii. A. GUILFDID
Can be consulted at her cflloe
a4:3 BROAD Bran-r, anem'r, 00"..
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. In. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor Is a regular physician (1 for
the past nineteen years has made the senses
of Women a specially. Ladies suffering f
any ditilcnlty incident to the sex can cousu t
Dr.(lullford in the strictest confidence WI
thmlssunlnoo oi receiving themcst skiilfulnn
01"
ulshed when rel‘uired. Terms moderate.
All letters Dromnt y replied to. Ineloso stamp
J. B. RAYMOND,
DEALER IN
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
“'hl‘ob‘srlln lillll Niall I'lmlff‘ and Ice house. I
._lilulI~-III ~lrw-I'. ill-lord rm-niv at' G. .
.‘ {howl-rill ' 1d i'll.'.~ Elgar Slum“. corner South
Main and lashingtun streets. Infill
D‘I'Hw. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Emballner.
'3 Wnnhlngton Itroo‘.
o. Honor-lit.
Residence. Mahackenlo Hotel.
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. S.
limdnab- of l'hiladclphia Dental Collogo.‘
Dentistry Performed ill all its
Branches.
'l'lil'fi‘ll INTIMI'TI‘ZI) WITHOUT PAIN.
.‘Ianiu‘s New him-k. \l'anllington street.
.‘iw‘lllill lllMl‘
llualal l‘IMlllh u'ill lu- l-pen'.\ugust'l'th. awn
SDUTI‘I NDRWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
Bl Washington Bin-0Q.
Open daily from ll lo 12 a. m.. and from
f to .l p. al.. and on Monday evening.
from 'l'to 9%.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Abbi-2N SULMAXS Pram.
.llliiN if. l-‘l-Iillllrl, 'lce-l’reut.
.mllN ll. KNAI'P. Sec. and Tram.
DORLON HOUSE.
onsoonv's romr. .
Wm? lll‘l'll l'r-l' lb" N‘lllfl'll Hf um. Show Din-
ner“ l;llv»i'--Fi-|lanvl ('Il'fllll:'l|kt“t bathing;
nil llg am a» hug. 1"“ ll" car.» 0
' ‘ ‘ -' ”Mu-only minutes. .1. ll. Owl"s -
VA EMMA-var. ml if
.l. 0. JENNINGS
UNDERTAKKR.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk. - - - - .
Opp. Street Rallvmy Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM S’l‘lll‘z’i‘.
TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
Jacob M. Layton,” ,.
Fir-o. Llfn and
Aooldont
lNSURANOIII
Real Estate and lieu» Agent.
Oct-an bloom-mp ’f‘lcsll‘llfn. and Sterling
“rafts. mulls Negotiated
and Elmira Fluid.
OFFICE. s RAILROAD PLAUI.
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Noun-y Public. Acknowledgments Taken
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J.O.JENNINO$,
Paper-Hanger. Galollnlnlr,
Pointer.
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WI“. PIPE. Alto UDIDII‘.
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souls small.
Ramble Books of Intent Flylelmf Pup...
lien for his cllnn. on notice by
'nlcfuucu‘i'mal elm.
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