clonal-um
W‘Ffllhu as Imp
. cl union on at run
Miss Julie Lockwood, or East with
sheet. is in poor heltb.
Bishop Tierney,’ of t 0 Connecticut
dioceses of the Catholc ohri b. has
pledged twenty them I! pa 3 to
temperance in the butt a soda half
Miss Minnie Pearson, eucher in the
Over River school annex has been ad-
vanced to the main luildiug. Mrs.
l’errlne. of Brookl n. ta on Miss Pear
son's place. ,
The convention of
League of the New Yor
New York East Cont rence of the
Methodist Episcopal churt b, will be hchl
in Danbury in October, on a date to be
decided later.
A programme of thirty numbers has
been arranged for the diiicing on the
occasion of the Central Labor Union's
picnic at the Fair Groun ls, Labor Day.
~ Music will be furnished lythe Philhar-
monic orchestra and Henry Gelirniann
will prompt. L”... ‘_ ) ’ ,
During the year endiniwauly l. 189d,
there were 201 criminal (2 es before the
Superior Court of Fairficl
report of State Attornsy Fessonden
shows six convictions, ninety pleas of
guilty, four acquittals. eighty-seven
nolles absolute, four upon terms.
the Epwcrtli
district of the
The story that the name of the Dan~
bury division of the Constiidated road is
to be changed to New Mil 0rd divisicnds
going the rounds of Conn cticnt papers.
Why it should be called th New Milford
division when New Milt ml is several
-milee from the terminal of the Danbnry
division, and on an out rely different
division, it is hard to say. Perhaps it is
enough to say that the New York World
started the story.—Danbu ~y News
Among the lodgers at th
tion house Tuesday night
Sugrne. who was found t( have in his
possession fourteen bani books repic.
seating an aggregate deposit in as many
different savings banks in the state of
”.448. The books were 0 1 banks in all
the cities of eastern and southern Cou-
nccticut. Sugrue is train} ing about the
country, and boasts that he never hops
but pays his way by Working. depositing
all his excess money.
Norwich sta-
lvas Daniel G.
OLD MAIDS AT 8010".
Stamford Bachelor: treated to a_Straw lflds t0
the Point. Tuesday Ev
ening.
The (lid Maids' club, of Stamford,
was in evidence once more Tuesday
night, when it opened tie season by
giving a bachelors‘ straw ride to Baton
Point. The party assemoled early in
the evening. and two carryalls were
soon filled with “old maidf” and bachev
lors.
At the Point dancing wz enjoyed in
the pavilion until the orcllilistra stopped
playing, and no induccmei tcould main
tho committeoof arrangom -nts approach
the leader and persuade him to play a
few more pieces, because It a was a bone-
dict.
it was perhaps a good if ing. too, that.
the Point was deserted. and the little
tots at the Children‘s Home in Norwalh
will havccnke three times a day for a
week if the propriotor of ti 0 hotel doci-
not appropriate what. was off. upon thc
veranda.
-W
Mr. Fessendco's Future Secure.
The resources of the ruin racists of the
Connecticut press are booming over-
taxod in trying to read Mr. l"cs:~‘cndcn's
politicalhoroscope. “I'f‘l' is tlioliitcst
story, which is now "goingfhc rounds."
“'l'hcro is in circulation a reimrttiiut
Senator Monday is to got a place in Mt"
Kinlcy's cabinet or a foreign lllllllltlti;
that when Hoiiutor liawlolv resigns to
tu‘uupf the new ldm'c floicrnor (Tooko
will have plum-r to till the vacancy fir
thennu-spiredform. and flat hlr. Fos-
Mtllllt‘ll Will be the victim. This plan
leaves I'.‘ liol‘t‘rliut' lltllklvl‘. out of mill-
siduration. liiilhloy in lthsiollff“ Porter‘s
canvass for govcrnor and may he play-
ingthusuuw guilt". (iovcl’lltlr l'ortcr,
it. might be unsuited. Would do for
liulkeley what Governor t‘ooiw Would
do for Fosfiendcn."
tr... ... .4 ..
From Marion hicBi'
.. For
general
household
planning.
it is
and name a presidential ticket.
lcounty. The .
Loulilias's Secétorfiresldes a
Indianapolis Convention.
was usxs rim resurrect.
v.4
(the Gold lurid-rd Ilcli launch :l'hclr 0r-
nulutlon and Will Fight For Dome.
erotic fientrolé-l'romlnut (tutors spools
at a Man Mutiny.
lsnusarous, Suptdt-ult‘ortyvoue status
and three Territories. represented by fol-i
fslegater, met in Tomilnl‘ion holler the
illmux of a six weeks' campaign to repu-
diate the action of the Chicago convention
ind put forth a declaration of principles
Senator
l’ahlner, who called the body to order,
termed it the first convention of the Na-
tional lleinocratic party, while otlmrh‘rm
lei-rod to it as the- Democracy which held
its last convention in lililii. Admission to
the hall was confined strictly to ticket
holders. ' As a result many pcoplu‘wero
icniud admittance. Inside ovary seatrin
the space reserved on the floor for the dele-
notes and alternates was taken. and the
iallerles, except one on the upper balcony
In the rear of the hall, where the band
was located, were comfortably well filled
without being crowded. while the chairs
l‘" the rear of the platform, resmvcd for
the distinguished guests. ware nearly all
ccuupled. The decorations were brilliant
and lavish. There was a profusion of flags
and hunting. trailing smilnx, 'Spanlsb
DONA LDSOX CAFFERY.
was and potted flowers, but the must. no-
ticeable feature was the prevalence of gilt,
syiuholinal of the spirit of the convention.
tlold wreaths were everywhere in the deco-
rations. and half the delegates were sprays
of uoldenrcd in the inputs of their coats.
There was plenty of enthusiasm, and
lemonsfrutious were numerous. ’l‘ho delv-
qutos cheered at the sight of prominent
"ion—in fact, everything and anything.
the “what's the matter" man was there
and kept them busy. Every reference to
\lr. Cleveland was the signal for a scone.
‘lurlng which men cheerful and waved
whatever they could get their hands on.
Miniature flags found their way out of
mysterious recesses and Wore wildly waved
on every occasion.
Mr. Flower Temporary Chairman.
l'pon the rocominundation of the pro
isionul national coiiiin'itfso elf-Governor
loswoll 1’. Flower of New York was
manlniously chosen fiunporary chairman
ind delivered the keynote address. in the
‘ntroductlon of which he said:
"This gathering is notice to the world
but tho liomm'ratic party has not. yet sur-
‘ttlltll‘tl’f'fl to Populism and anarchy. The
run princlpics of lloinmzrucy, expounded
-_v Jefferson and uxcuiplifhid through a
cntury of national history, tIl'o not dead
nvcaiieo those principles have been repudlA
atod by n convcution calling itself llom-
u'rutln, but controllcd hy tin-liefuot'mtlc
infincts. There are true Democrats who
'niimin trim to tho principles of their par
y and who refuse to be bound by party
lor'lamtlous which lit-fray party faiths and
hrcnlcii hotli party and country with dis
isfer.”
'l'ho l‘tlpnrl; of the committee on t'l‘f‘dt'll
iiuls was first presented by (‘hnirman
lircuunn of Wisconsin. The statement. in
he ruporf flint lhuro wcro present sci dulo‘
:ufcs to tho convention. representing ll
tales and ii 'l‘i-rriiorios. was lionrtilyop‘
,illtudcd. The report of tho conunitioo on
ioruianont orgniil'lation not being ready.
.')r. lilvcrult of Mmsachusufts was intro
lured to the convention by 'l‘omporary
-Zhuirmnii FIDthr. lie was enthusiastic
dly gnu-toil and made a stirring spmsch.
senator- l'ail'uvy l'a-rmnuv-uf ('linlriunn.
'l'hc report. of the committee on permit
will. orunuimflnu was finally rumlyund
vn~ read by llulogutu ltolwrh- of Missouri.
l. f't'f‘tllllllll‘lltlufl rimuitor l‘nl'fv-ry of Lou
claim for puruiuucnt chairman. John if.
Album of lmllaua M't‘l‘t‘llll’y and Walter
‘(ttdoltil'tll indiuun m'ritoutit ftl'ttf‘lllrl. ll
llkll reported on order of luminous. 'l'lu
't'luil‘f. also rueuuinmudmi that tho orunni-
zillion of tho party he made permanent
ind that the committee ho empowered tt
nil futuro t'lilli'illllitllli. 'l‘horuporl \vm
Itloplod. and Mr. liiillllt of l'ulltlsylmmzie
out Mr. Lawlcr of Minamoto escorted
-‘a-uutor lo'llll'l't‘)‘ of Lotihdunu to the pint ‘
‘orni. (in assuming the pawl. ennui-u
tinffcry NIH;
Mil. t'uuunts Mia liliJI‘f‘ltMilfihl triuir-i
iii~ moivuullnn nil rllwpttil thanks for flu
'iluli honor of m l- cling ion to pr: nlilvv ovrr it:
'l'lllwrattoun. l alittll always r. card if to flu
luluut honor vvt-r coulm‘rui upon in". (humor:
if our pirfv with tho function of mtnlwlnrluu
if its imopl - of Lulu unit twirliinu tho puoulr
w trim doufruu-v. Hllt' ltt‘lI'HlK haw- durum-mun:
it all m. bruit 'll its tlll‘llit“ and taught fulw
Willie» to thr pv-oplu. Wt‘ now voter flu
sawto ”'5‘ of lb" temple and tulle pn-wuinn of
IN ark of ”in t'uvv'tuull of our faith. which in
vlll hrrnnffnr vluilontly uni-rd, protect an-
icf-wnd. W: will purify ll‘i tlt-vct't‘dlml altar
rid rv-lillilll it: l‘ivahI-ii “brim-u. And last flu
hourh of tho pmph. ho “1541'" away from tru-
Ilv'tlllwmtil- faith-«tho mill; all our inflict"I Mir.
i‘lllllltl“ «to twist ”I‘tvct'flll- from mtt' lil'vlli i
run who have: wrought tlil» m ii and tcvocg
flow who liiIW' lullmw'l ”it ll' tvtl triuhluizwfl
We cannot follow ill: in In tho road lhry lum l
lulu n. for ”lt‘l" fwd am an I” to vlvstrtil-lluli.,
ill'l l’mi Way in "MI War of death. ‘lli' t».
that lupliiri lis- worn or affirm: as lumhs of‘ sin l.‘
o d own i from flu to ill burrow. lwyolti it
early 'ilWIliillll» itml ntunullnll'vll lms owl:
Im-u tho ptlalvaud sin oath of "mostly Luv
l'llv‘ lo prim Iplo lvite i‘i'l v l’t on 'ml 1“." f‘ it‘ll
in its rariihml and lemliuu ton-if. mtninotmli
to all “lilt'ri. llllltlllfii lo eunuch-um: and mild -
iuu flu- il"llllll of oral“: trttu llclnrwf‘nf .
if to do not tool: uto evidence nllifn'lo MI
dww tlw MLr-hloon trawl: and other flu-our.
null: and pruclirm chwimwil to pitch the mo ’
Vl'lllliill. llli' Phi-nun platform has the sinful ‘
of our potty and not”... its allegiance, but ttj
l: a ma n- winmlarrom. a form without flu ;
substance of llviom me}. and no ”mineral in ‘
bound by it. nor in if ouitthl to his fruity. f
The (litt‘lfll’tlli'ilfi of that platform are “awn.
palpable and flagrant." departure-I from all
that ilmnwvmv line ’«foml fol". Thur haul; tilt
motley «luv-ulmil of the motility and dwhm» for! t
the inflated onolrlchtorlntol standard of Ivan
t .
in our M 1? they
fugrlfy at a eovurdinlld Munch of ”I '
snout: the: damn that tits twin of his
new money is to he esclnsiuly can b
the government ltsrlfl that Well its ht of
the cltista to contract for payment is say he
Littinatc commodity: they declare th t the
obligations of the gcvuramnt. for will a
Whit received. and for the payment of
in the same coin the national faith is pledge
my be paid in a depreciated. and We declare
that one and Mary one of these sttmslfs and
declarations are nil-Democratic. They are In
lsstlult upon the constitution. the time honor
Id principles of the lbwocratlc party and the
cistinuuished patriot and statesman who but
twice led if. to the only victories it has mtuflfil
In lit years. It is the lshmual of platforms. It
tallies its hand against some of the principles
at both parties and all the principles of the
Democratic party.
it: is begotten of the nnhallowed union by
twunu Denim-racy. f'opultsm and anarchy.
And that the Bcrlplures may be fulfilled it
will be a fugitive and a wanderer on the face
it the earth. We hold that no argument is
needed to show the revolutionary and anarch-
istic character ‘of the doctrine that the law»
cannot be enforced in a state to prob-tit prop
my which is in the Jurisdiction of fodmal
courts, or to protect the United ”fates mulls.
or that tho nupromn court ought to be reor-
ganized, or that the national honor sfiould he
stained or the "anionic mini violated. or that
the freedom of peratu contracts ought to be
limited, or that the functions of issuing mon-
f-y ought to be «Excusauly exurclml by the fed
t‘l'fll government. We hold that the theory
that this free coinage of efln-r with noidd the
ratio of ill to i admits of argument. but In-
liold that the wright of authority. the strength
of reasoning and the facts of history all point
to its policy and tho ruinous consequences of
Its adoption. We hold that it will rob the poor
man of his wages and the rich man of his
Wealth, the widow of her savings. the child
of its patrimony, the suldlerof his pension.
the industrious of his toil. the int/enter of tho
toward of his genius. We holdrthot it will
downhill”! and seriously disturb the immense.
trade and commerce of the republic and drive
the country to a discredited. depreciated and
appreciating standard, innit-e our finances so
with a palsy and trade with n blight. We hold
that tho nation’s credit will fall prostrate. its
obligations will be dishonored. and it.unsulllo.-d
character will he shamed with fraud and dev
colt. We claim that these HVtil'mcnllfl are true.
Pollllillsliml by historical facts. by unanswerv
ahlo ri'nntins. tho opinionsof‘ the most distin‘
yuishod political economists and the common
r‘l'llflll and common honesty of the larger por-
tion of our fellow citizens. The orudullty and
stupidity of some of our good citizens haw
hci-ii played upon and aroused by artful fanat'
iv! and cunning demngognea. There are, hmvv
cl'tei‘. many bones. patriotic and intelliifmlt
men who cling i the strcngth of conviw
tion to the specious but unsound theory of
l~imetullism at ltl to i. if their theory is de-
nounced as false and t‘mrnloions. no impala
tion is cast upon their character nor any star
upon their lntolligcnce. The free coinage of
silver is and has been since Mr. (Zlovo-lnurl’s
inauguration. the supreme. overshadowing ld'
me before the country. Upon this issu‘o tho»
president and a majority of his party's rcpt-o»
~cututlvou lii'congress took opposite shim. in
conscqtu‘eueo he has been poWorlnss'lto i-ff‘cct
financial rcforni and ner‘uru immunity from
uold raiding on the treasury. Hume tbc invert"
tion of the struggles for free. silver no (‘ufn'
promise has lll'l‘ll possihlc. ()Hl‘llrl'lvlll'l'll Inc-w
flint the battle was on to the death. The uom‘
inco of the so called Dentin-ratio party has on
.-~uvornl occasions proclaimed the irreconcila-
lllo nature of the conflict. ft is a lifting cnl'
initiation of such a contest for our lih-fhi'cn
to obtain allies from Populism at the price of
incorporating its fit-furious (lnctrincs in their
platform and attempting to palm them of? as
gonullm numeracy. it was fit that to ado:
graded and depreciated rhirrv-nry should he
added an assassinated judiciary and a power-
less executive.
Follow citizens, we are not. traitors tonnr
party. We are in the house of our fathers. Wu
cannot be driven from it. We will defend the
honor of our country and the integrity of our
principles as long as life endures. We can mi
flu-r lm ousted of our political heritage nor
form-fl itffu tho twills ul' ulfl‘ nlil llliio mlW'f'
«cry. We intend to flrt‘onl'h'fi intact. unimpair-
cd and unsullind. by and through the organ-
ization which we perfect today the Democracy
of .loflerllnii, Jackson, Benton and (.Ilovrlond.
W:- prnptluv to furnish a refuge and an abiding
i face for such of our lll'f'llll'l'“ as, shocks-d and.
grieved at the lwtruyul of ourpnuciplm at
t'hicago. :iru incllncd to go to the Republican
vfllllll. ’l'lii- princlplcs of Democracy are im-
pvrishalilo. They are antagonistic to the {my
ioroullsm of flu- llcpuhlicun and the «finalist,
thf‘ dwiruclivnu-w of the anarchists and the
vnuaria-s of the iiiflatioiiist nutl repudiufor.
liyron \vroto:
"While the (Zuliucmn stands llomv- shall
mold. and while Rom» rililltl'l, the wurhl." We
my. "While llomm-rocy stands. il‘w rv-pnhlic
atunds, and while the N'Dlllllh‘ stands. human
itllt'l'ly."
“’ill Risa Like Animus.
For a season our party may stray after fol-«-
doctrine-l and flounder ltlllltl ouugmlrm, until
the lo-ucun light of truth larval! upon It. It
will rho from every (all. like Auto-mot old.
and oven in its urb- o \\‘lll livc its u'outml firm;
if in iin- «ha-rue of tatn- our party must pv-v»
tsh. l--: no historian vvrito such 4 pitnph on lfo
tomb as this:
”l'uuw to an uunuwly end from wallowing
politimi and financial poimn." but rather let.
this epitaph lu' urittv-n U\'v r its honorml
urnvo, dug amid tho ruin. of tho capitol
“it did not. MHWlVI’ the lossof liberty. the
ilc-«iruvllou of tin» rvpilllln- and fln- decay of
publiu and private morals. "
\l'u tit‘u the propuuandiwts at no one crm-tl.
Wont-i tho liphuhlotn of flu: old. “l‘ :ippn-nl
from Denim-racy drunk with ilviuuton to lh‘
mmvruvy unlmrml by f‘tillulll. With an lllvlllll‘il‘
foltli in tho intolliuaiico and honesty if! our
‘il‘tlultl \vo luv lltllllrl‘ thrill and the World the
rclhoii» that prompt lla'flf iinfurl llur nid tion
that has floated over many a triiil‘nph and
ionuy n d- that and nuvnr yct ln-on united by
repudiation or stumcd lxv dinlionor. We (term
u. \vva to ‘illl’klll' nil near-«sm- ratiwr than a
primitive pulp-i; in Inc Achillm druuuiuu ”l‘l'
luv around llll' wall.» of Troy ratlnr ituin
Achlllcu Milking ill his trot. Vic tritium-l t-v
motto a funeral pyro of ill" cndavora of l'nim
llrtlll and mum hy “‘v tit'ulum- lu drug lwhll'lll
our triumphant l‘llltl'ltll lvluvnl-t, lo rich-at :mrl
iliugrum. around the national capitol thw- don
ir'rmilouintmu. poi'uoiiilyin: their lil‘l’llll'lttl‘lu
cri-od and flu-tr turbulent fanatic-tum.
We cannot iiutlu- lplltlft'lluW-l. «run In a night
of furious storm and think «lnrhomm or not
how iiotuuuulstv. We cummt, own in recap"
m- uru-nt a-vils nu nru tho flvti‘flautfl‘lt vwnlt of
m.- sum ml of tlu- t'hlongo platform. he tho nut
cculiom-i's of our low-d and V"Hl'fl|ll‘ll party.
We cannot. oven by implication. ll" held to
tho- falw llwury that. the people «an he made
rich by inxnthm, our to Ho theory that lit"
pupil-“l pun-er and ”yummy caunr ought to
be used to impair the autonomy of llw um...
on our hand and on the other to I'lfl'lifllfn‘
lllf‘m‘tll lo favored clue-ow. 'l'hc . lt’lt‘l'llfil of ,‘fm
Kinlcy or of llryun ulth our 'lllltn'tl‘l would
fvivmi tho Ill-'H‘flt‘llflll of our “‘llhlt' party (or a
gmwrulion. l’or when our people to mv-v
ffnl'll tlw titlitllll'll of i‘npulinuvmul fillitl'! by
on», ulll discard tln- mun who lum- lul their
any. If We no to .‘lvh’luluy. liinw men will
it“ fit» rltl'hh’lllll‘ll uspnueiifa of in tfwvl‘fwy.
, “no“ tho fillllllt of tho 'll‘liilllt’lt :If‘c Illa-'«oiuttml
and will f' rm-mti rvlmmw lict’ Minty. our flunk
will turn toward if“. foul. only to timl it. do
unuynl, Wr- llici'cfot'v «laud fact. Wu willli'l
ls liuulo mill illf'hutllmlli lllt- land for all il- in-
ovirntu to rally for tho unppov‘l. of “mommy‘wnr
and law. for thc honor of their w-uatry MM
for tho illfllfll'fll’lllt‘fl and preservation of man
proud. its mmviuvlau and its irlorio-w. it lint
mm.“ noun it will he in the hunt future.
And ”up those cloud: which lower; vi "cor mi”
political horn-m all'l Ilnrlrwnrd our councils
will fllkt’ flight. thoun opposed mm which lave.
iy mat in partt- mniillict will he forum] all one
tray. and a uuitml nod triumphant Democracy
will umr ii on in vo'tnrv novhr flu. ll'ltl‘ 01
flu- i'opetittiiioil imd illitlh‘l' lll' pr: 1"“qu of fit!
apvmllw ui' our faith
At the conclusion of :‘mulor l'aflf'fy'!
ypmu'li .lt‘ili f’. it'll!» of l'fflifllrflln an»
wilful for not! r-énnmlnd with new»
i
1: “hunched by those who last up seed that
. , . , it. ,
MW” “l3”. I W .
move» of Ind s for this
floors- here. in the u of the war. thin.
man assembled under the threat of show
ted guns and declared their faith. They
were new threatened with something
worse than physical extermination. Their
name had been tllched and Uiflll' principles
rods with a erect! to which the ileum»
is party had been opposed ever since there
tad been a division of [lattice in the coun-
try. he paid his respects both to Mr.
McKinley and Mr. Bryan. both of whom.
to said, were preochifm the impel of high
prices. the tumor by an artifice known
to protection, the latter by ciummuiing the
purchasing pow" of money. "We stand."
he cried, ”whore Jefferson. Jackson and
Cleveland stood. ”
lmnicniatcly after Mr. lrlsli's speech the
«invention took a recess.
Committee on Resolutions.
The following constitute the coir-mitten
fl) resolutions: Alahunm, Thomas if.
lanes; Arltnmnut. i". W. l’ordyiza; (tullfolb
chi, John P. lrlsh: (foiormlo, funds it.
Enrich: Connecticut. howl» simrry; Dulu-
wara, Levi A. lienolcttu; Florida. '1', A.
.iurby; timrgla, fl. R. De manicure; lilt-
aols. James W. tickets; lndiana, Emory
fl. Hellfire; 'lowa. W. I. Babb; Kansas. W.
lf. llocsingtou; Kentucky, theorize ill. flo-
flr. Louiflsna, Edgar ll. Farrar: Maine,
0. \‘oy flotilian: Maryland, Philip I).
hold; Mnssmitiuaotls. licury W. luiinb;
Minnesota. Thorium G. h’urtz: Mississip-
cl, ll. ’1', Street: Missouri, it‘, M, Black;
Montana. A. ll. Nelson; Nebraska, At-
iort Watkins; New iluuiimhire, A. (3.
liatchellur; Sechrsuy. Charlton P. Low-
»; New York, liunry A. Richmond:
North Carolina. Lindsay Patterson; North
Llakota’, 1’. Pt. Fulton: Uliin. Virgil i’.
Kline; Dragon, ft. E. t-'. \i’msi; l’uunsyl-
vanln. George 1’. liner: lttiodo Island.
William (1. Baku : :‘onth Carolina. W.
W. flail; South )akota. W. t'arofoot;
l'unnimv-u. Edwin (Imprr; 'l'uxmr, M.
chlmrg; Voimont, Wells Valentino; \'lr~
riniu. AM ~l~‘ullwrsnn; Washington. W.
71. riborpstein; West» Virginia, Alfred
Caldwell; Wisconsin. William I". Vilns;
New Mexico. W. ll. Chlldcrs; Michigan,
Edwin F. Connolly.
senator Vitae of Wisconsin was chosen
chairman of the comiiiittwe on resolutions,
sad the following subcommittee was
mmmlto prepamilie platform: William
V. Vitus. t'. \‘ey Holman. (f. P. Lewis.
V. l’. Klein, *Jnnmi If. tickets, Edwin
.‘oopcr. T. .l. .lomw. .i, it. lrlsh, H. W.
Lamb and Albert Watkins.
(50le Diamond Mun Meeting.
frolssarotis, Sent. :5. m'l'hu gold stnnov
ml Democrats held a mass meeting at
l‘omliuson hall. mum of the moi-it popular
motors in the country who are duh-gates
.vnthe national convolution wuro billed to
speak. and Olivvlr natures druw a brilliant.
well dressed mttllvlll'fi, one which fllh-d
Iitllfll'lt'l'f and the floor and included a
org" proportion of the ladies of this city.
the speakers were nit—(C'oiigrci-smnu .lohn
it. Follows of New York. lion. lmuis if.
ribrich of t'ulorado, llailrt W. Lowli-r of
. limiovota. Edgar ll. Farrzir of lsiuisiunu.
lkcttfongrwsnmn W. l’. l’ lircckiuruiffmif
'entochy was billed lliqiri’ik, amt thcro
averotfrivvant (all. for him during the
irourcw of tho locating. in: for mum rea-
mii not yet. fullympf incrl he did not
ipt'l‘llii. though it is Milli d that he was in
thtt hall.
Mich-«o. Dflrcebulul Remedy.
None of the “refraction”dimtwcrml
for seasickncss in the paid has been
very ctl'i-ctnal. Mr. Thomas Moy now
writes suggesting somcthing new in
this way. some ymirs ago, win-n arms.
ing thw- lrish chanurl on board a passen-
ger strainer. with .1 very rough .‘HI, it
(mum-«l to him that as the methane of
the vessel prrslum‘vd seasickiwss it might
be pvvusiblo to so utilize such motions as
to pry-vent that disagrmmhlv malady.
The Vessel has ”ll'f'i’ kind» of motions.
is rising and failing motion of th" 0 n-
tirc vessel. an oscillatory motion longi-
fudipally about its «‘viilcrnf gravity and
n transvcrso rolling flilllilm. Mr. Mo}:
frmtcri the longitudinal motions m hav-
ing a trndwnr'y tn drivt- nlfllh'l', crutrif-
rigidly. toward the “Mid and stem and
the rolling nmtions as having a i-‘ifnilm'
fendn-nr'y to drivi- iimfto-r inifwnnl from
. this center of such frictions.
Now for llt’l‘liil‘. "The riitrancc to
the Httllfiflf‘li,”n:ly4 Mr. Mary, “is on flu-
loft. with- of thi- hoviy, the mowingus
curl. and thc Mil to Hit ill" right side,
the pyloric nriflw. and my citwrimrnf ‘
consistml in utilizing the longitudinal
motions emu to limp tlw fond in tho
stomacliaml utilizing flu- rolling mn-
tions mas foiwilt the natural wists
tion-i of the terminates in pmpwlliug the
fund tmvard tho- pyloric tirilicc. This 1
cflcf‘ffll by m-lé'r“ftlt,l.: a couch arranged
in ll li‘llc with "it“ loll. lying with my
lie-mt tnwimt Illv' cumin room and lying
upon my left. Silli'.” 'l'tiv ortuirimrnt,
Mr. Moy :uhts, was “fifth/1y Hilfl‘fm'tlul,
and ho has always int-rpm! ii in rough
was when a itifffllllt' hu-rfh could b" ob»
rnimvt. it world be illlt'r'nlflflfi to know
whether any «in» r-lvc has triml the rcin»
My. and. if so. with“ hat Flotilla—Winst-
minister (hizcttc.
Optician amt (troll-t.
The London Lancet luau falo'n up the
subpvt of fin- prrqwrnvlafion that should
exist helm-m the mitician and tlw eye
(ltK‘Ni‘t‘. If. is prct'iwly luv-nus» the ad-
vanrrs of our hnIMh-dw- during the but
few yvitrn haw ltftcd ill" Whole Imitfcf'
into the pmfvuinlinl nplwrc, say: this
journal, that it lulu-mm vrpfiriaiis to lu-
clmry of prrvcrlbmg grin-H‘s. litm‘rvrf
competent they maybe to lla'frrminv the
pm-mv lens or mmitouation of ll iii-cs rm
quiml. than in this run-sync! there are
limitations to Utl‘lf’ lemon. for the up.
tician wrmld not It!" justificd in Hindu)“
fag atomim, without flip no» at which
in many WIN“ "it" alrpttqiriafv glass”
cannot be awrtain» vi. tniiitludmic suiu
opticians for firm in softly and irritation
m um um may supply and for funny
useful snggmiomsflwy haw made in ‘.
regard in informing, and we a“! my.»
that in the' long run flu-morn fairing will
thrive lust who will d1 mt” fpvif vim.
film to [he nwmfrmt of their art. Though
they may in" flimmltlily imiilsmvnt to
deal with 9th pity-loaf airport of the
inaction. additimial and martial infilli‘ll
harmlo‘vlmw is "willful! tn flf‘h’fmlfll'
whether it is mirisabie to uhrpt them
vrry museum! which. from it physical
want of view, have melting to be of»
stirs}.
mnn- \
"‘l‘
That is East 'No’rwalh Testl.
many and Therefore
holistic.
When a remedy has no equal if to up
to date and a little in advance of all
others remedies for a specified com-
plaint. Medical theory of old time!
held that a medicine containing a little
of each kind for every lll should make
a remedy for all coinplclnto. We twill!
at such foolishness to-doy. and wonder
it was ever thought wisdom. The inn:-
liri to-dny is lcarn WHAT the disease
is and apply the remedy which has
proven the most direct and radical.
Specialties rule the day. and a sinllt
organ, its disorders and how to sure it.
II the highest distinction in the medical
profession. The kidneys dre wonder“
fully constructed. Do you know Just
what their functions are? tThcy are
the laboratories of the. body for the
RENOVA‘HNO of the blood. BEFORE
l'l‘h use scam. Read that careful-
iy. Every pulsation or the heart sends
out the blood to give life to the body.
When it picks up the potsonsin its
course it goes to the kidneys to be
MADE NEW for use again. if the
kidneys are “wait they can not do the
work. and uric poison stamps out the
life of the blood. Dean's Kidney Pills
correct all disorders of the kidneys
Ind‘keep these laboratories true purl-
fiers of the blood. East Norwaik peo-
ple are fast learning this. Read the
following case: .
Mrs. Annie Clark, No. 6 Keyser ave-
nue. says: “My husband and l have
both tried Dean's Kidney Pills with
very pleasing results. They cured hll
hack andpince I took them i find my.
self quite well. i had kidney trouble
for lorriefime. Had to rise two 0
three times a night and l was both-
ered with a severe backache. The one
box of Dean's Kidney Pills that i got
at l’iaistcd'l drug store completely
cured me."
For sale by all dealers. Price, 50
cents per box. or six boxes for 32.50.
Font by. mail on receipt of price by Fos-
ter Milliurn 00.. lluftalo. N. Y, 'sols
agents for the United States.
All those creeping. crawling. sting-
ing sensations that combine to make.
up the tortures of any itching disease
of the skin are instantly relieved and
pnrimnently cured by lloan‘s Olaf"
mom. Take no substitute. Dean's
mover Voll-
FANS AND PARASOLS.
no Forms-r Am Rinall and Beautifully
Painted and Spangled.
The large. gnu-villi fans of a your or two
air-i are no loom-r fashionable. Of all the
form put forth the. French are perhaps the
preftfcsf. 'l‘licv ffli\'.ll}'r~' offer some new
features of \vorkuianship or urnnun-ntn»
tion. l’n-ttycoiicn-lf s are not confined alone
to the panels, luit blossom out on the
sticks as well. It seems that. the smalh'r
tha- fun the more rare and beautiful is the
handiwrirk lavished upon it. A certain
, V”ll\ll:tn~ll.\fl..
.ilrinrw and grace disliurulsli the flue-
l.|!;fi,:ll.ll the colors are Mill and unob-
trusive Fun clmltls if will. pith din
ili'nldl‘i or pearhi of interval-z, are now
lililtlt‘. ’l”lu~y om rotllct' booty and add
much fr: thocifvct of the fun llwlf
'l‘lu- doiulh-at fans are made of loco
Nt‘l'lt'ln'fl uvnr silk niu~lluoii luuthov of
pivot It'llit’lniavdllt‘ll Mll’h’filtllll pnlllivd int
tlw owl-tor :iffur flu» mouth-r of tho ilrctich
whml. lililit'l‘ M'v‘fli‘i to he the special
f-vafurn of many, and spluulca urn n vntp
npll‘uona port of llu‘ tll‘t‘lll‘dlltlll. llt'ouli
fem. with h rmwnxhlo u llllli‘livll wimp clonal
Mid :iru iomlcot‘ brown miurc. painted with
fascinating little figuriw. are special link
i llll'u.
l'nmmls haw rather hill: lllilltllwl of
lacquered Wood matching the color of the
»lll. urof natural uoml with mom- sort. of
iiil'fiiilll' mldltlnu. lilol a from leiudor u
not wrpcnt. Noowlhurs o small spray of
flowers or fruit forum flu! tlm'orhlloli.
loud“ in the coloruof llfv. ’l'lut French filo
adopts at nothing this sort of oruoutchin»
linil. which is usually much luurmlorublo
than one would anticipate. 'l’hol‘i‘ are also
bandit-s of furlolm slicll stinlilml Willi
,cwclu. 0 ,
A l-k“l0‘h in iriicu of u mlwlumc of white
ltl'lluilf' 1 ho loiu'v' port of ill“ «hint is co
rlrchvl by four imrimv blue liumlwf‘ luoum
‘Tilll'lu. oird the llllllll r is fruitful to two
tatu'i'luit luifwls of the «tone lnotor‘iol ‘l it"
slow ll'ltlit'l' lim- ll lllllw‘. stroll lit-ti buck and
virus in fro-pt. mcr n chmuiwtfcof while
ionosxcliun do ml", lllos booth of mum-r-
:‘ iff‘i‘cfo trim the lit-slim nml mist" tho high
germ! have reason to hr grim fol to the .
irllrlllltl'ul‘lfll‘. ’l'hou-m‘hd bolt is of iunnvn
Mil-«m and has fun rrwl. :1.un in mint.
'Hu- l‘l'r‘l‘ ultw‘l't'vltll'tttld hu‘f' Hill liffflfl ill
itl‘f‘llizt‘lfll slylu. ll‘l‘llllllllllllit til it {fill of
lice, and has it full puff of tho top.
.ll‘ltft‘ “swam.
U. ml... “W l“ unions if the organ is
lcvlconvcs or marrow and cannot. find
a focal distant-c within tlw actual hori—
zon of human lil‘o'zmliimrmn.
Many chrouol- glint niitli-vrillvs «lulu
from the inundation of the World. lint
the with rt possible Ilircrrity txittsaw it
when this emu tvt'tdil’ft'fl.
i
Popular Priced Millinery and
Cloak Store.
unafimo
nudism AND cross STORE.
We are showing the very latest Full Styles in
WalkingHatsFot Ladies
Also a very large variety of _ .
' CHILDREN-ts AND uvissss' scuoor sins. ‘
At very popular prices.
H. K'RIEGER’S
Mahackemo Hotel‘BIeolf.
South Norwclk.
OnlyFour More Time
This Season.“
simulcast
9
C‘:Q\h%$
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Block Island, 3 days‘ trip, Saturday,
August 29th, $10. $8.59.
Sarofoga, 4 days’ trip, Monday, August
315i. Opportunity to witness the
grand "Floral Fete," $10.
White Mountains, 5 days’ trip, Monday, l
August :llst, $22. 1
Montreal, Quebec and Lake Meinphre- :
magog, ll days, Monday Sept. 7th, 3937. 3
Call on G. W. Harris. ticket agent furl
the N. E. Tourist and tickets. ‘
e
talus; out ink, paint, _
i in. pitch, grease
and stains from 5POT‘NE
CLEAN...
i
clothing and car-
pets quirkly and
completely and
Never Leaves a
.. - -
~—-.\‘o Ac
. No unpleasant odor. and Dry GoodsStorrs
Not ll‘lllfllllilmlllt‘. Sample» mulled. 5c.
2 L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
Sold by A. Dickermun & Son, So. Nor-
wulk; Finnoy dz Benedict, Norwalk.
106.. 256., It Drug
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
63 Wall Street, horwalli. Conn.
incorporated, iséi ’ . "capital. 3200.000.
EDWIN 0. KEEN-lit, President.
DAVID ll. MILLER. Vice-Prest
L. C. GREEN. Cubic-r.
DIRECTORS.
slums O. KKRLKR. Moses M. Giuvna,
ilAV'll) it. MILLER A. J. Messrs.
lt.S'r..lou.\'Locxwoon, ’l‘nso. l-I. Suirn,
lllA Cuts, Citas. Ffl‘ius'rusu.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants
and individuals Solicltcd.
Safe Deposit Born
Free to Depesltors.
o it iv
0
You Don‘t iim To tour on,
‘ snyn the hit. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about Nor'l‘o-llac. the
famous tobacco habit cum. "We know
of many alums cured by lilo-'l'odiao.
Ullf‘, a prominent tit. Louis architect,
smoked and chewvd for twenty years;
two llflll‘fl cured him so that even the
sand! of tubiwco makes him sick." No.
l‘oflilucsoldaiirl'cuarnntmsl by R. H.
.l’laistcd. Nocuru no pay; Book from
iHllelilR iteinedy (30.. 'ew lurk or
tiliioago.
Aycr‘s l’ills are l‘l‘tfllnllllf‘lltll‘tl by
leading physicians and dmggists. as
the most, prompt and olllcteut remedy
for bilionsnosx, nausea, oiwtiveucssdn-
digestion, sincgishnoiui of the liver.
junudlco. and siclt headache: also. to re-
liovn colds, favors. ncumlgiu and rheu-
mutis'in.
'l‘licoriesol‘ care may be dimmiuml at
lcnuthhy iliysiniaiis.imt the deters
want tllllt‘ relief; and Hunt Minute
(foiiiili (turn will give it to it‘ll]. A
film onl
iiutnw -
ind U. (j
‘s. we
uiil'ociirofor children. it is
harmless moody that [ll‘fftllll‘
into motifs." ii. l'. Went
Htlllwnf.
As the strength of a building depend
upiin the solidity of its finimlzifion,m
health do mots upon the condition of
the blood. 'l‘o ospc‘l linpuritics and
Hum“ llic vital fluid to insulin vigorous
and life-giving. Ayor's Sal‘snparilhi is
the must mat-tint and effective nuidin
oinn in use.
CASTORIA
For Infants and children.
ht fle-
nlllt ' is as
am
““3: , M: «We.
,.
perms *
.BROOKSI
; 'I'mwhrld o .‘t Cols Cigar Store. corner
WAGONS !.
NOW and Coconut-Hand.
euoeiss, f . -;
PHAETONS.
CARRIAGE!»
CANOPIES. -
srisciss. E'l'c.
PRICES-i TOSUIT ALL
cam. muses THEM. '
H ENRY‘ TILLY.
Physiciaiiichomen
u as. on. it. A. cultroso
Can be consulted at her office ,
R42 BROAD Srurnr, Barbouroirr, Cons"
From 10 a. in. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday. .
The doctor is a regular physician and for
the past nineteen cars has the e the diseases
of women a specie ty. Ladies suffe from
any difficulty lucidentto the sex can consult
Dr. Gulliordin the strictest confidence. with
theassurance of recelvmg the meets and
scientific treatment known to modern an or!
and medicine. Home care With nurse ur-
nished when nix-ed. Terms moderate
All letters promo 1 replied to. lnclose stamp
J. B. RAYMOND,
”Winn: ICE!
Wholesale and retail office and ice house. 5
Madison street. Orders received at 8% a.
u
Main and usliington streets. in set:
b. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer. '
93 Washington Shoot.
So. Nor-walk.
Residence. Mahachemo Hotel.
‘ . «07 iv
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. S.
lruduiito of Philadelphia Dental College.
Dentistry Performed in all if s
( Branches.
TEETH RX'l‘llAt‘TED WITHOUT PAIN.
Marvin‘s Sew Block. Wu—hington street.
Second floor
1 lental rooms will be open Augustli'lth. an an-
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
, ssvmes BARK.
ll Washington Sir-at.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. m., and from
i to :i p. m.. and on Monday evenings
from 7 to 8. .
Interest showed on iisixisttu.
ALDEJ SOLMANS Profit.
.ionx it. resins. lowers-vi.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Roe. and True.
- c a
DORLON HOUSE,
UREGORY‘S POINT.
Nomi mu for tho smson of not. Shore Din-
ners lhmlo island t‘lpmbukv-s lilltlilmr.
lionflugaud l-‘i-hiiig. l'.icctriu-.yfirs l? he
lam-luu-rytm-nty minutes. J. l. 0'8 1...!-
VANJiaM-Ier. in” if
J. D. JENNINO$,
u N De: RTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET.
Norwalir. - - - - Conn.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
[EKSIDENCE ELM STRICT.
’l‘blLl‘Il’ilfilNE CAL-14.11.
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INSURANCE“
iful Estate and flour. lust.
Ocean BtsamshlpwiilirltT-‘ts, and Hurling
Drafts. mans Negotiated
and Stocks Bold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD FLAG“.
Next. to P‘m 0m.'
5011'“! NURWAfiK. : : : : CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
J.O.JENNING$.
Papsriitsnger. eslclmlnor.
Printer.
cit-KKK m
WILL PAPER Alto lull)!”
1 some nus cram.
South Nmalk.
Sample linoksof lmtrut Styles of Papers.
' humans (lawfully (liven.
Borders and (fill. Mouldings taken to
bruises for instruction, on notice by We
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