; Totovmtetos, . '_, ' '
_ Sottees, ; 5," ,7' i
j m Tables, 1 . 1 '1
, 'l‘ubourettou. ' .. , 5:1"
ntlo‘n Chairs, '
ll oil prices to close out. " fl nit".
. m
boo Porch Blinds (just the thing to hoop your porch cool and
ay and other high g1 11110 Pianos and
w s. STURTEVANT
COMPLETE HOME FURNI'SHE'R.
1 ' I
i
the celebrated Pinuoiu.
.ll‘.411' ‘
tsoun-I NonwALK, CONN.
Ladies.’ and: Childron’s - '
Bathing Suits.
L‘c'idies’ and Children’s
Underwear
' Pique and Duck Skirts
' ; Linen Skirts;
Ladies’ and. “Misses’
' Drop Stitch Hose
5.Wa_'s'hinoion'-St_rééi,
Fans;
'l'0iiri Articles {and fancy Ends
50th Nonvalk.
4.;B DGEPQIIT, July 8v-Complicm
ions have urlsén
unday cloning oilflet;
thisihity. Now It 11“
Christian store is? closed a
' Christinws‘tor‘o on 3111111011131 4111
' Hebrew 31111491.. in rough)
Reic'h‘ was 11110011111 1‘
4 .4 log and hi s1. my;«'Edf‘witrd Hull
runs the ebi'ew start.
while, his 5011 Is proprioto Lot-tho‘Ghris
ticln' store.
,The Ghriétlnn no... is int I316
stré‘et and the Hebrew t ,
is continucd and. Mr. Hall promi's
sum 1
4 lumber to your Honorable Board my
.. trio Will'liii or your» city for tho put-1t
' uncommisnlonci‘ 'ihnv' beenobligedto
' (‘ominioulonorn ‘.‘loné ii A Volir
' iorod‘ With the oiiluo of élrct'r'lcnl 101n-
. ,Zliouguo oi" Mllillt'lllilllllmi, Io n1i1~nd Ibr-
. urnniud.
, rd, wus' thou rend.
' «ruinsioner Charles A Dow to move the»
‘ :4 work done on the Washington street
'4 was voted to do the work.
a pouth side or unlonlstroet has been In a
‘ the work on Ely avenue.
' ' I'iitional appropriation of $600 be made
as neon ;;stiuro,- and.» that "ho is doiiig
business it one on Sunday. when the
e
" goose:
(continued 1%): run .11.... '
' 111.111.311.11... ' I rutipeotiuli'y' b1ig"t11
luaiguution as 1.11011t1i11ul (somqusioner,
Io tuku affect August lot. or no 141011111
thorouiter 1111 your conveulonoo will
permit.»
l1 0i 110100 time 1.1.1.1.. counldored the
udviuubility oi' tuki‘n‘g this stop and am
now 'Ihoroughly oonvincod that
11 111111011 no. .1 As
you are uwhre'. I have 0090' I'm)
positions in (zonheotion with tho 0 01»-
four yours, unmoly ‘eluotrionl commis-
sinner and th goaltlon of general sup—
nrluipnden't‘o {he hioctrio works, the
» 1.111121 0qu1; 1.411.111.1111 f01'.mer so tliut.
not us 11 director of my own nuts no
normal superintendent To any 1101»,
upon giving the mutt-01' thought the
double responsibility and natural oom-
binniion oi positio 111 must be npppreni,
and 1 1.1.1.1 should not bo' Carried 01'
1111111111011an lighting nystdm won ndd'orl
to tho 111141111112 wm-k‘n It‘ became‘ hedon-
sorry for the ulncirlonl commissioners
to upp'oini u gent-rill" supprin'ten'dont
whirl] position, In view of the then ex-
isting conditions, together with my in»
111111.11in 111111 the 11111111111111.6111; of the
‘piant as iih designer and the now do-
pnrturo in ltn business, I who requested
to fill and it was ‘nccopted by' me only
as n temporary expedient which inn»
since served Ito purpose and In no long
or nocess'ury‘.
'i‘ho devotion ‘I incl for the plant Is
on 1111119111, todny as ever before and It
Will be. my pleasant duly 1.0 continue
serving its intonuuin under my position
on its opoiutlné‘ stuff so long 1111 Inutuul
iniore'sis permit
’1 ho’ ‘flnnnului success of your olerI’rIc
11.11.1111 I bollpve hos been demonstrated
_ beyond the doubt of Any one familiar 4.
with it and I venture ,to 11111111131, that It
will 01115000 its present good record un-
der the? nhl'e Iphnn‘g'omqut of. mach-(mil
lo -
unlit. hiréiio‘ 151.1111. 111.1 my nucomsor
The many twin '.or consideration and
;co‘nndent-o 11.11.101.11 upon 11111 by the
liIiliiquiiir.» Mayors and 1110111011111 of the
Common (‘ 111111.11 1.111111. pituidurli'Ig the
hourly ten yours t‘h'nt I Iin‘vo bush lion»
.missionor, 1111» most gratefully unpro—
elated and will over iom'ain 111-1 pleas»
autincmorics . . .
" , Ii‘ulthiully. .4
A. E WINCHESTER
, Contractor MoMnhon bud nomrihing
to say ohncdrnlng the. condition of Rood
Istr‘oét and It was voted to inutruot the
Istr‘ooi commissioners to numb the
, Strut-I '
I An Invitation from tho Ann'u'luui
'nonvontion at Grand Rapids August 20
,nillld "7 won mounted.
The water commissioners reported
$3,672.53 on hand. ,
’I‘hoiiro 11111111111101.» naked for tho 111-1-
1111! appropriations and thuy wore
it' was voted to curb and. guiim 11
section of Wood direct.
' 111111101111. 11110qu mpori. oi‘ the pub-
iicllhrory diruotors. which wusnrcept-
It upponra innu-
other column; 1-
Pbrmlnuion wan asked by Street Coni-
safe from the library to 11... commis—
nionor's 00101» 111101111. The request was
granted.
J'ai'uos M. Lane asked tor the lieu of
at. the corner of South Main and H01-
iiund struts. In i877. ho rolcusr1i.us he
held arroeiptod‘bill. .Thu 'muttor was
loft with tin» committee 0n usaosnrncnto
Io roiousn the lieu.
Th1» usual amount of bills were or»
tiered pnld
; Councilman Henry C. Shercr report-
ad that the power ansossmcut on Quin»
101d menus was. $318. 00.
it won, voted to draw an order of
$2.10 in ‘Iuvor 01' John Ii. 411mm for
lit‘l'VI'l‘
Tho Central 1.111.011.1110... prosontcd :1
resolution. Vl'mumsiing .thc Count-ll Io
employ none but union labor. It was
I-oi’errod iio4tl10 street committeo.
The question of renumbrrinrz Luring.
ion 11nd Ely avenues I'nmo up and it
' For some ‘tlmé sidewalk on the
deplorable condition. and it. was votod
hat the street commissioners investi—
ate tho, oonditi‘ n or the walk and re~
no the. misting. 4 ' ;
Gohucilman. Ieve'us‘ mule 11 motion,
'pvhich was, adopted that the street
commisisloners be instructed to ilnish
01.111.111.110.- iShe‘ror asked that 0.11 dd-
for ‘.t saith deohhthio‘nt «Tho ro~
puest wés griinted.
lll‘IlISh
ginkgo 0‘” 01'“ 0.111111».
on 1111 A bit
1.1.1.1 avenue.
. d ‘
plicatlons. resulting from such a. noun,
one and, the.» some poison. but when tin-1' ,
'3100 which won plotted on his proporiy .
Three potter; 0! $8, 200 each w 13f ,.
iiiginnniun
" '71:“- HMS—pwgdnbn-
iln IiugusI IZIII did iiIlI
liniiiiuesiinpilruptm 1.1.11.1
I110» 11.1.
4’I‘ho annual convention of tho Stnto
Ii‘bomon‘n Association in to ho lurid
this your at West Huvon. 11110 the
dupartmcut, of that town will not us
thohootu. "i‘hoxdnton arc August I"
mm.
A committee from the local oompu~
nius. assisted by various citizen uom
mittens, have announced that cvoi‘i’
thing is in 1011101111511 for tho ovuut. and
as on... in tho iirsi event of its kind
over hold in this town. tho citizens
and committeoa on», exortiug 4 them
isolvon to make it n 1111111000 1111110111111.»
Circulars iiaw» been mailed to Ibo
out- of town cdmpitnics‘ und ubout 1,000
iliemon 111'11 0xp1»ct'od,nnd qunrturs
have been unpaired 1'01" 111111 runny.‘
'l‘he businos‘u 10000111111 will bi» hold
at tho Suvin Rook 01911.0; and Mr.
011.111.41.11 ninus‘omun‘t murirtg‘cr of the
trolley 111.111.1111 nssinifiun“ Ibo out‘nmlt
too very Inuob iowiu'd th‘o 1111111100,de
the 001111». On the second any 11 11mm
moth fircmon'u Iliouiro party, will at-
tond tho pm-iomihnco.‘ "I he prdg'l'nin
'I’cr tho tiny and following tournament
ioil‘ovI's: ,
’l‘ho Ill and parade will 1111.11.01. the
town hall at It o"'(io(l1. Following this
(nature 11 complimentary dinner will
ion-1nd tire on. Alloribo'dinnor: they
will 1.11.1111 i1». 111. Ih'c shoru, who‘r‘o tho
tournament will 111» hold. oonnnoruiug
atil o'clock.
A nu but" (if p'looos' 01‘ 11111101011111
I'l'oiil oil 01' I0"wn are oxport’o'd, 111-1 Ilio
Connoll'dn'tod road has nr'ronir‘od s‘poi
'al bxcurslon rains from all points in
tho stain for 1111111 nud nppnl hills
The or onto fol .;whicb prison will be.
nwm‘dpii uric; tin follows:
(‘.ompuny having inrgout number of
unil’drined mon In lino, hundso‘mu [or
log 111‘... value Ilii.
I-‘Inosi npponriuu oonlhany in pnrndo
siirm I‘copitcbor, 1101111325 ‘
‘ 1111.11.11 nppnrnius in purndu,
tubii» uud lump 1111111.» PU.
Sooodd 1.1.11 apparatus» in parade.
nimbioizod clock vnluo $10
iiono 1111111: 1~‘Ir'ni prlzo. Iovingc‘uu.
voiuo' SIS; second 11111.11. picture. rhino
Iii Conditions oI‘ this race roquiio
run .30 yards. lni 30 foot of IIOISL‘. put
on nozzle uil (‘Ol'liii‘t‘ili'ms 1110111'» In
intuit throw I'oiupictn Ihi 01111». 'I‘inio
Nikon at 11112211», ' \11.I ruco Coinpotbors
I11 ‘wour‘ cotnpuny uniform, spikon har-
1'01
Hook and latidor; 11110144111011 prim»,
loving 0011,101qu IT'S: ,momr print».
clock; value 511‘ (Fondiiions l'uq'utrc
3.11m of 200 yuids with apparatus. rt,»
moving extension luddrr and raising
1’15 1001.11Ith man I‘ll. lop round, when
limo will he tnl11»1i.‘lli'41._»n 1.1111141111111111
must went oompuny uniform and use
111' spikes dullnrrcd.
IIIO-Iurddusb; Iirsi prlzu.nil':1»r111p.
vnim». $i5: noroud. some value $3.
4403131170 dn'si'i: lirst pi 1'10 0101 i.
1.11.... so second silwruup. vnluc $3.
Sno‘k' 15110111 Flint prizo brinr pipe,
5111100511; second'oigarholdcr, vnluo
(IIII’X
Potato r1100: First 11117.1». pit-,iur'c
guide :3; '1‘,s1.»toud box or rigors, value
50
Whoulbnrrow r1111»;i1‘irstpr',izc all
101' 11,1111 10011035; 111101111 blisi pipo,
vnlul,» $1 50
Swimming 1'a1',':1~
kor, 111100 3.1; 1.0111110
1
First prize r011: ,
plttuio v'nluc
' ; 'l‘bo races 1110 upon to voiuutroi iiri.»
men only and all pagwtiripnnts must be
ubio to show It portiiivntu oi 11101110010
niiip ln‘ ilio‘ company .nhiuli they lop-
resent dated in least {‘10 buoys prior to
the date of tho touiuumoni. 1.01111!
liloin‘ou arc dch‘nriod null hi) enirhnco
too is in be 1'an god .
CALLERS A'T CH‘AFN'NG“ HOSPITAL.
,4,
To 800' Jo'sie'ph Chaplin In mid Con-
déle 'Imd CongrstuiateJ-ilm.
LONDON. July 8401mm was 11 con-
litnnt stream or callers tit Charing boa
bital :todsy: both to conduit» with Jo
1109b Chamberlain whose moribund was
@0111er out in 1‘1 cnb nceldont :‘yefiton
tiny, and to congratulate him 004101
birthd Mrs Chamberlain was pin
with a supply 0141111112115
. Th0» bulletin 4.
ll Will iii ll'e‘lii In Iii'ési linen.
', liar. to the 1.111.411. bout of the old 11mm».
and Iii and tho big day will be tho‘
‘ 4 of getting 1101'st for" the fire Iiopuit»
be given In the town‘ hall 104 11:11 uni.
' no Ilisr'rlminnllo‘n.
' Ibul tin,» water pinup 111' the ‘Naihnn
~ ' the runlbeing thirty seven miles. The
IGIithnuud rrort'i' Iiirst' Pagol.“
bdlb'o luv Iwo who’ku 11110 in ordo'linu
City Engineer Chariots N. Wood. to sun-
vuy Grand and i»‘ulr str.1»0ts in 1114;111:1-
Ihilt the. 111110011 might. be obtuinnti,s11
tliut the work of puttlnp,r up the build-
ings for tho lioth & (iompuny uiiic mill
could go uhrud.
“lion motion 0'! Councilman lloiint's
it won votodg that tho 11in notes‘ he
[mid in?» they full 0111»
Postinnstc'sr Bradley S. Rollin“!!! lW
half of the United Stutcii po'vor'mn'oni
won glvon pmminnion to erect 11 post
In front oi the new post” omi‘i’. 1m
'wlhilh a mail box In to be pincnd sini-
ounullnlun 'Aviu reported that
Mil-1.11.11.40.01 bud 91.19.101.111 1»d up In
good shape. but ill now tom up whiir»
tho new water muin is bring luid Mr.
Aviuon ulso' hintéd that ht» had not 3'“
‘rmv-Iv'rd Iho' new loud or crushed H't'mlr
ordered by the city some weeks 11
01111111111111... 1111.11.11.11. who in ovor
input and tr yinn thom and it they won»
suitable. 110w.» the' udioui‘ho‘d 1'.in moot»
lug upprnvo‘ of I111» purrhuu'e. M1.
iiuributt thought that It would be rain—
01' cmbuirauning it tho. city should do—
11ld0 not to buy human The Council
turn lot tho mutter drop.
Councilman Mérhor oniiod iln'». atten-
Il'on of Iii.» Council to Ibo client that on
pnge 00. section 2‘ of tin» city, ordinnn-
101-1 it is stator! tiiut tho spur-int police
(Fire Pnt‘roll in 1111110 of. fire siiull In».
unilcr tho‘ supervision of tin" mayor.
the chief of police and 'th rhioi 08504
poor 0f the up»; dbpnrtmuut. Ht» 11»~
1103 111.1 ihnt un 11100110100111 00 1011011
so that it. should road that they in» un—
01»: tin», control of the‘ mayor 11ml 11.1.41
911.111.01.101 was votod to 1110111» rim
11Inon1liiirni.'.Mr Meeker stutrd that
his attention 11.1.1 boon drr‘iwn In this
several times by tho mombcrs of the
iiri» d14pnrinlont.
(.‘ouuciiinu'n Roynulds 'i'rpoi'tod ibai
Ibo: lights had boon put in‘ punitlon in
itiiminidp nvrnuu and tho East limits
410111111 111.14 Iiii'ortod.
Nicholas 501.111.410.11'4'111111141 shout.
bu'rbbr 1121.11.11.14.in primisniou to put up
n bhrb'ri' p’oio on Iln‘» curb in {rout of
his piano oi ininincss (lounriipinn
Ilolr'nm objoriud for tin» rcusun‘ that It
would in» a nuisance 0110‘ he. now has
om» nillilcl‘oiliiy conspiruous. 11.1.1111.
.11.... Grummnn thought thui'o should hi».
and to rci’us‘r the
mm: would be unfair 1111 other bnr-
burs nod holes on 11.1» curl11'.’i‘l\1» mut-
tor wnu 'Iiiiaposr'd of by bring rum-rod
in the highway department with pow
N",
The mayor reforrrd In! 11" 1111111010 ht‘
bud ruuoiv'mi from Mrs. ..W 11.1.1.1:
Ii'ulr» momorini Imintniu bi» pint-ed in
11101 hint: or‘dor. but no action was not».
unitary, no fountain is now In working
m'.1i1-r dad has boon for several days it
had inkon uonnldorubio time to main»
Iiil» repairs on It was 11111 ossnry to my
oil‘ Ihr» Inotni Work in 0”le to 1101111
tin». inside pipos which lind {107.1111 up
1100 horomc dhmagcd in tin» winter
’1 hr» mini work“ bus now been Instant-d
with bolts. so that it can now in». re».
movod busily when it 1101-0111011 neoco-
nary io ’iuuirc repairs 4
The 1110on then road
with» by the Control Lnbor Union, that
none but union toumsters I11,» employed
In‘ i111.» city work and no sintcd before
the matter was laid on the table for a
montiiin order th‘nt It may in.» looked
Into morn thor.onghiy
An invitation 1.. tin.» city fathom to
1111111111 tho sixth annual convention of
Illo 1.0111201». oi’ Amul‘lian Mlii'liulpnii~
tips, to be held (it Grand Rapids. Mich-
ignn July 28 29,003 rccn'lv'cd and laid
on the table
The» 1.4111111 .11 in.» chiol of pollen
showed that during Junk». night arrests
wort» mndr» Ibo ni’Ivridorn without ox-
140piion. bring mains. Thonnnunl r1.»-
poit of tho 1»in lilirary' was also re-
1.»iv1»d. inui bulb wore occupied and or—
dorpd placed on tile.
The ic'rms of E. l..Boy1»r, Dr. .I. G.
Gregory and J. P. 'i‘rondwoil as none-4
torn‘ot. the library. oxpirr» this your.
but the iriuyor nominated all throe for
another term of 001111». nod inc» nmuiu-
niions \voro unanimously approved by
tin» Council
Adjourned to July Zist
WM
ATLANTIC 'YA'CHT cLus FLEET. ‘
Vessels Left New Haven'This Manning
4 for New London.
NEW IIA'VEN. duly 8—-—The eastern
oruis'o of tho Atin'ntio Yacht Club duct
was continued today, the boats Which
swung at anchor In Morris Cove last
night, dopurting this morning for New
Ibudoh.""1‘he cram: were astii' early
making ready (or the second day' s sail
rind when the preparatory gun was iIrL
tad ut'1‘9 30 roost of the crook sloop's
{ind sohooners were well down the nor-
bur toward the starting.» just outside
the oaht hr‘en'RWatcr. . 311110 raping run
today will finish a Sarahs ledge bell
buoy .'oii‘ N'év'v 51101111 "' the» length of
Wind was light blowing from the south
00130111110111.1111 ynchts started.
'The pontiff 01:3
0'03 1.111 00911 dos -
01.519311119311113
; sthe renowned ;
’9 'u n' this Tango: s:
0- 31800:.- 4 a sir o
m iy had boon
(13'
$0 since his 111111.. 4
,_was on one
Ilu.» ioliucsl .
‘ least, no 3’94.” activo‘purt will be ‘tnk-
THEDM
”vow-p-
M”.
'1 ,,.1.i
times.
prites, for inStance:
I... 5.,
handles,” 75' c'ts. 4'
colors. regular prise: so cis,
tilt“: and is very mexpensxve.
r
' 5 This store closes dailycngopt Saturdays, at five o'clock.
White Taffeta, $1. 00, $1. 25. dud $1250. "'»
Coaching Parasois. plain colors, also black and white,
or blue and white, with hemstitch‘ed a'hd- tucked: borders.
' light 1301011113 1111111111 stick‘ brindles, frbm $0.00 to $4 00.
T1111 Colored Pongoe, lined with ‘g‘i‘é’én silk, $3. on. 1"" ‘
Du Barry Pathsols in gi‘een, $3.00.
Carriage Parasois, superior"'quality of black Ta'ife’ta,
‘; black hoodles‘; $1. 50', $2.00 and $2. 50. , .
' Special white siik'an‘d thii'fon Parasois, very stylish
and dainty. '$3.oo.whiéh were $4.00.
IN CHILDREN’S'PARASOLS:
Fancy attractive colors, from' 05 tits up‘."
Plain silk, biiie dud white, or pink and white, with
hcmstitchcd borders, 50 “cts whiéh vve‘tb 7‘5 ct's.
A very slogant hssortrrie‘nt in fancy .8111: with Dres-
den handles. $1.00 which 100331.50 and $1. 75.
AT THE' 'S'ILK COUNTER "
Two dbsirabie thing‘sw-Firstz‘ ‘” About" 350'"
corded wnéh‘Silks in piéces from 5 to '30 yards, just ‘a
little clearing up sale; all nice quality, pré‘tt‘y 061010, {hone .
_ represented biting Iavonder, pink.- blue, old rose, yellow,
and green combined with white stripes Also among them
are some neat black and white stripos and plaids. '
20 inches wide, 29 (its hiyatd.‘ "* ‘
Second. All Wool Challis In a variety of patterns and
Now 29 cts.
AT THE PA TT ERN COUNTER. .
4 'wili be found 1;. very nice as‘sortnie‘n‘t‘ di ‘Crépé Pape'r‘ in
all the shades that are popular. ‘
and 0001 lookinggi'eens.“Some‘nré'plnin; others o'ré'fljdtv-
cred, or have garlands of roses or fem leaves. Thispretty
stuff makes" most Satisfactory decorations; for summer
11..
READ CO
'Esia‘bli'sficd I 85 7.
1
PARASOLS , ‘4
All 'of our 01001: has been nia‘rlred over"tb suit the
There 4are some very choii‘ie' no ovéltiés 'With low
White Pongee Parasols. all pure silk, natural stick
v.1 . 1'144“ 1,0,," 1
,7 'II'lllIi'. 1H
0, ‘ .
11.,“
audit“ bi
iiili
Splendid value.
Delicate rose pinks, blues,
Japanese Paper 'Napkins in great variety
iiiE D M. RF AD COMPANY
Bridgeport. Colin.
.. .1. 7,. 071.95, ”Mr
M11111] Wan Position
(Contiu‘uod from First Page)
making a; big inistnko. Daubury will
oontnst every inch of the way and will
have the bucking of its sister towns
in tho‘ fifteenth district And those
towns are powerful, mind you ton of
them ull told and good I'm sixtmu
yotos in the county 01111011111011»)! can
make it warm for; any candidate 0:
fruition who would uttemptio
them of Iiioir'poiiticnl rfight’s..‘ '
S‘Of hourso, Bridgeport and '
(ii-eonwich district arc not bothering
much abbot it. .'l‘hoy‘have their prot-
oronoos.4lnit411re' not saying 11 wardr—
thnt is. nothing is heard.4Sonic quiet
ivork may be done for this or that
candidate, but for "the ’ present, at
Zen. 4 _
1 Mid it will be no easy matter for
the governor to pick out 11 man who
ban ‘iiil Mr. Miller's shoesr' The late
po‘mihissioner- was peculiarly adapted
for the duties ‘0: the office in com
pany with Messrs: Mend 110071.01? he
thi‘» county in an absolutely sound no-
bition 111111 it Will be difficult to find :1
i'nn‘ri Who chn come up 4'
1 As the i111 provides the ppointment
to till 'a 171.111.1113» is mad
nor. and the person so no ed will hold
0111111; on the third ‘Wéiincsday In
iianua .. f 411111. confirmed by the gen
oral assembly 1by that time the 00100
Is Want land will romnin so until the
nominssommy agrees:
5 There; will no doubt be as hot a light
for»: the position hetero 4tho4 general as-
11011:)ny as more now is before the gov-
taro r.
u there Would be motions next fall
4 110 some Norwalk candidat
ply 8.-The answer of 11‘s ' ;
of cardinals to Goverhdr 4'
4»in in Danbury they want to 'Iruo'w
hat NOI'WliIki is anyway, 4
liquid have the earth: The
1130.01 '1the or 11111111
hey V'wii you about Norwnlk
ios' otho county com
11.119011111111111... unmething tho warm
to {$1511 9111111101 1011006011.. :'
rob ‘
the la
has (1011131011 in placing the affairs 0!
If wNorWaik should happen to
_ curt. like lieutenant
warrior and lhe4 county treasuru‘ri.
What the? Will any 4
MANUFACTU RED TOBACCO
...1‘._..‘~
Connecticut's Production as Shown by
' the canton of 1900. ; ' ,
WASHINGTON ,July tic—{1‘11
blillcti'n pl.
13 states, 01 the Union thai producdu
01010000000 pounds" of toba'cc
IIIDII Conne‘ctlout grow 10,93 _.
pounds in 1000 as against 8874, 9’12 '11
In 180, ho'Wovor, 14 Wild?
0
e ,
in the stair». eng ‘ in the 1118'.
ore of ulgnrs and cigur‘éttes ‘with
ital oi’ 380339111332 persons
gourd hi thoso' manufaitures
841. The cogt'
hunted to :67.
product was
on increase oil 00 _
ivhon ‘th’c‘ro were 159, 1.119111111110111...
with a nuptial of $578 059 a?!”
702 person's who were paid 283 l
in wagcs. these establishments produc-
4 ct iii 1:390 pained 111 $1,110.-
uil 1.1140011 on 874714
“‘ coin the manufacture
of cigars and cigaretté's 46 '381, 380 ci-
gars were manufactured in the state
and 1.0491004 cigarettes. .
‘ In its history of tobacco hr.- this
' oountry the census bulletin ssys thiit
the first cigar manuIaotoriea i, 0 ml? -
lto‘ sons: were 4.2131011115116111 in -. ‘
110111 in 1810 But it is believed 11.1114
the househoId manufacture of oignrs‘ ‘
011150000 narriéd (in In tité.‘ 00111111110001 4
for several, years prior to that.
After this "ii'rsi: lactorlesu were
osrabiisned at 111111 Windsor" ‘and
Suinéid, the industry gradually spread
through the stoic and into the
't’ . , .
Wine of. wprooucts In 1800 600-
hepti'cut alone had 2.37 factories ii
tidy .wny. Wh‘t‘en" thwart
on iIuit 11.1111 ninephwfig
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