_ Still 1 0. its", Socialism: 010-
,300th for Governor of Con-
» ll._a0llovl.llsltss a Statement
.~ .t humping Party . Platform
0—“
. . .
éflovialiai‘s are accused of being an-
hiatn ‘iinder anothor name of
. wishing to divide up wealth. being on-
«pbsod to religion of breaking up the
turnin of destroying the home of kil-
» ‘ling incentive and crushing individua-
lity all of which is not true and is the.
products of ignorance or purposeful
misrepresentation,
“Socialists are not unurchists; unar-
chlsts‘ure opposed to written law and
sorornment; socialists belicvd in law
and governinont of for and by the
pimple all of the people. Such a go-
vernment we consider never bus in
reality existed. Here in America we
have the form of such 11 government,
but not the substance. Wc socialists
propose to supply the substance. An-
tlrchiats believe in iboyprinclpic of in-
' dividt'ntllsm. us opposed to socialism.
These two principlcs are as far remov-
ed-‘ from such other as the North from Remedy can be bod “
the South and the exponents of the
one principle csnnot be affiliated with
the exponents of the other principle. 5;.
Individualism means every man for
himself. incidentally the devil gets the
hiudmost. Socialism menus, all for
encumber. We also consider that. in
standing for each other we will host
promote our pcrsonsl intcrcsts, which
is" not a; wholly unselfish proposi
tibri and does not involve n chnnxe of
but" present humus nature. Our cup-
" itu’ilst masters through their various
mohthpleccs prcucb individualism to
tho-working class because if the work»
ers actually stood for ench other they
would’result in the cod of capitalist
exploitation. Howcvcr in thc’ir own uf-
fairs the capitalists are sociniislic—
though not by any moans socialists—-
whentllny got together nnd form thc
trusts its a successful medium where-
by to plunder their mls-cducutod work-
lng‘clasqmdividunilsts. On the othcr
hand it hullflboen repoutctliy provuu in
court proceedings and is a mulicr of
official record. that cupituiists uro tho
chief nnurchisls. schooling for tho uc-
complisbment of tbcir piundoring
urposes with uticr disrcgurd for all
awe. constitutions or govcrnmcuts.
Socialists in opposing imiividualism
and advocating coilcctivcisni, stand
for the idcu oxprossod of old ~"Unit—
all, We sitmd; divitiotl. wo full.”
Socialists do not advocuto a dirt
sion of wealth. (in the contrary wc
ure opposed to thc division of wcuith.
At present nil woullh is divided .by
Capitalistvatlul‘chist methods umouu
a small pcrccntugc of tho population
the rust majority who have crcntcd
the wealth by hurd inbor hcinu illi‘lli'
scchs propcrlyioss. Whui sociuiisis
do Island for is lill‘. direct. oppositc of
“dividing up"~«th:lt is. tho coilectivo
or nitogclhor ownorsbip of all bind
and cnpitul with its dcmocrutio unmo-
gemcnt by nil of tho pcoplc through
' 'the use of bruins und ballots.
All of tho pcoplc now own dud so
manage that portion of thc iund trai-
led highways: ihcy also own and con-
dllcl that monsicr business institution
culled tho Postollicc. ’i‘ruc, \vo ought
to do it. bcttcr. uud wc will, but docs
uny one bciicrc that wo would bc
better scrvcd or loss plundered if
these utilities Wcl‘c owucd uml muting-
od by privntc cupllulisis'.’ it should
be understood tbnt tho collcciivc ow-
nership of nil cupitui docs not uboilsh
the privnte ownership of all forms of
wealth. Csplinl boiug that particular
form of wcultb which is onungcd in
the process of producing luoro wculth.
does lhcrcforo not includo many
forms of wealth which might bc or.
cumulutcd through ndivlduul effort.-
Whorous uccumuintiml from tho 0i-
forts of others us is now pructiscd by
means of privutciy owned luuds uud
capitol would bo un impossibility. This
would afford it iul‘gcly iurrcnscd op-
portunity for accumulation by moons
of boucst llllllli‘.
Socialism is not oppnscd to roll-
11
men on women suffer—in from Kidney,
oil Mistral would know About its wou-
.. «arr
of Most Sumdui Kidney
‘ and leu Remedy Malicd I'm.
' Dr. :Dle Kennedy. Favorite
hos proved such 0 blessing to
h
Bladder. Liver and Bi Diseases that
dcriui curdtivo
virtues. A sample
'- ttlawillbcsanl:
. 1: mail. to
. sufferers
ape:
men-
Writing.
Fa v 0 ti t a
Remedy cor-
rects that fre-
quent desire
tonrinate, especially st night. and cures
those distressing pains in the small of
the back. If you under in that way.or if
your urine stains linen. or if you find a
sediment in the vessel ofter the urine
hos stood 0 while. you should lend for
Favorite Remedy quickly. for it will
cure you as it has thousands of others.
it is never wise to postpone action until
disease gets a deep foothold. Begin now
:0cnre yourself. Don't put thematic-r off.
Large, full-sized bottle of Favorite
$he drug stores
5.
for $1, or six bottles for
C. ]. Vowinkel. ndruggilt. of Oswego.
Y., Boys: "I have sold Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Reine for
veal-s. and t en's no better Kdney.
3l0dd0r and Blood Remedy on the
market."
ll‘ree Sample Battles at R. H. Pinisted's
.iition to this rcuicmbcr tinii wcalili
s iiscll’ n more or loss cl‘foctivo scrccn
.‘or lunch that is not rocordcd. ’l‘hc.
l’iltshurg group of stcclwpropcriy
spoiled “stool“ millionnircs affords nu
wcoliont illustration of thc point.
i‘his group of purusilcs is pnrficulnr-
'y fulnod for tho production of scundni
«not stool-"wood for lavish cxpcndl-
lurcs i‘or purposcs of corruption iiiill
prostitution. And docs clllllilllislll
rcut tho working cluss innlly us
hongh thut. is sucrcti'.’ Docs it not
ukc by hundreds tbc wit-on sud Ino-
born from thcir homcs to tho l'ucior-
ics to displace husbands nud fulhcrs.
nilcly bccausc thcy will work cilcnp~
‘l'? Docs it not. ldko tho. children
but out of bully clolhcs. ions and
liundrcds of thousands of lhcni nwuy
roln homo. motbor nznl school. soicly
.u-cuusc it can grind thcir litlic luulics
utto hip: profits? is this prcscl'riug
li‘ brcukinc up (ho fuulily'.’ And yol.
boy docluiln ubout tho sucroduoss of
ho, t'ulniiy, which you nrc told tho so-
~iulists would dosiroy. ’l‘hclr incon-
llstcncy sud hypocrisy \vould bo um-
isiliy.‘ if not ll‘alglc. it in not trul-
but the prisoul. utmost intolclnblo
:lrnuulc ucccssnry to ninintuiu n lum-
ly at tho prcscnt stuudurd chum-s
ulnny inicllincnl incu nnd \volncn to
cci’ruiu trout mnrringc in ordcr Io ro
niu conlpnrnllvo cconomic comfort?
i‘ho prcrniiiuu slundurd in living is
'tiinbiisbcd by Inbor cxpioilcrs null bo-
‘uusc the cxpioitoii imugiuc lilomsclv-
-s 0ququ ‘lilcy curry on u huntiicnp-
pod struggic in nlicuipliug to innin-
lulu tho uppcurunccs which cupiiuiism
dcniunds. No sociuiism is not oppos-
cd to tho fumily. it conics us tho so-
vior of tho i‘ululiy nntl as tho pronlotor
ol' fuluily wcii‘urc by cstnbiishiug cco-
uolnic couniily for tho scxcs slid the
niloliliou oi' ciliiol sim‘cry.
it is said that socialism would
dcstroy lilo homo, Now socialists
considcr tbni sociullsm will for the
first. limo lnnkc it possibic for tho
wot-him,y cluss to posscss roni llolucs.
Wbut is your couccpiiou of a boom?
is it simply tho plncc whoro you run
«in your cntiul: and siecping? ’i‘ho
plucc whcrc wil'o uml moihcr slnvo
lbomsclvcs from curly until into. in
ortlor to mniutslu tbo standard of up-
pouruuccs which might mislcud n
nirunuor to bcliorc thut yours was it
csptiniisl‘u homo lustcad of n work-
ing cluss bomb? is it not true that
womcn's Work in novcr douo uud tbnt
insloiul of bcinu mun's rcul compuuiou
lilo wifc is luoro truly compollod by
tho cxlstlug ortlcr to bc lililll's sluvc?
zion. A connitiorubic nullibcr of Pro-
telltant nliuistcrs uuti sonic (‘utholic
priests urc mombors of tho socialist .
party. A mun lbuy iltlvc nnyrciiglon
or no rciluion und still bc in good
standing on a socialist. Scorch tho.
constitutions, platforms and other oili-
cial declarations of tho sociullst or-
~.nn.imtion. and you will not find ono
word in support of tho uccusstion thut
.mlalinm is opposml to religion. it
,lomo socitllist bus writton or sbokcu
“Must roiiuion. ho should bc no more
token us a rnprcsoututivo of tho whoio
party thun should tho idcns of any
particular cliurcbmun romn'diug goo-
.loify b0 considorotl the cstltblishod op-
' illicit» of urologists in general.
Economics und noliulogy are the so-
oiulilt’l special fluids of notion and
the church and rolmlon will with thcm
u with others. ho n muttcr of indivi-
film] choice and opinion.
, You are told ihnt sociuitsm would
limb up the family. not]. mind you.
it in the defending spokesmen of cup-
itslnuu who are anxious to prosorve
tho sacred fumlly. Examine the daily
in columns and the records of (ii-
00 courts. and learn how sacred the
.qppmltnt’s fondly reully is. in ad-
”mm
“in llilli‘xli :5. action 1.0“)
i ii)
.tiMlslH‘
to effort. the desire for food, cloth-
supplied the bare nocnssitios. do we
addition on; little leisure. recreation
uni cultural
tile‘ “or in to reap tho due ro-
wardswf quit-atom. 0000000 no will
waiver
unions only his proportional mm 0! L :'
iiow umny mombcrs of tho working
class no wuctunily own it homo? lloos
ll flul in in crowded loilelnoul block
which n cupiiuiist owns. conform to
your idcns of u homo? A low \vugo
workcrs muy. on the. taco of things.
uppsur to own it homo. Most of thom
ulcrcly substituting lutcront pnyiuz
for rout. Cttpilulisiu creates in nil
of our largo cliics so-cullcd houu-s,
consisting of our room in which hund-
rcds, you thousutuis. of fulnilics of
four or mort- nit-inborn urc obliged to
cut. sloop liliil oxlsl. burniy exist, for
this is ccriuiniy not living. Sociulism
would mom. ussurodly ticstroy lhut
typo of homcs. iivou in (icnucctlcul.
citics of luotioruto sizc. tho factory
workcrn who urc polling socniiod i'uir
wngcu tire ohlilzcd to doublo up. two
fnmiilcs in n. snuul touemcnt iutcndcd
for one fumiiy-—tilis bccuunc rents are
hluhor than one funlliy can afford to
pay. in tho loco of those facts you
nro told that socialism would destroy
your homo, somcthlng which in any
true conception it is impossible for u
wage worker at prudent. to possess.
m ovary fliHlIile home which so-
clslism wouldrdcstroy. it Would glvc
buck something worth the some of
home.”
it is also said that soclulists would
itill incentive. Now what incentive
actuate: us all It present. under cup-
ituiismf is not the first incentive
in: and stroller? And sftcr We have
ctmtlnuo our efforts mainly for tho
purpose of raising our standard of
food. clothing sud shallot. with the
What othcr forceful ln~
0mm hIV' wt; for continuous. r0-
Itvs chart-if in a socialist we at
on Indie incentives will exists wit
0 lhm'lncrssle of opportunity for
‘iftiii‘product of his tuber.
, Now. undcr- capitalism
. .. “won '
is m‘ oi nuptials: .,
tbsr iii ivory
morality maintain tho ”Mn. “bu ciao
system such on this idle rich and idill.
trumps, the army and nuvy. the crlln- .
inui high and low, these together with]
the vast horde of actual Workers so,
staged in, the ‘servlco of or olirinl for.
thenc classes. My fellow workers
does it ovcr occur to you when per-
forming your daily toll that u consld~
ornblo portion of the product of your.
hut-d lubpr'gocs to support these ab-
solutely useless members of our rucc’?;
Socialism will eliminate all hilcrs by
nothing all workers. If one idles he
will rscoivo no means of support. if
pliyslcully and mentally hbie he must
work with oltbor bands or bruins in
order to derive on incomo. sud thorn
will be work for all. Socialist work-
ing men will buvo no incentive to or-
gunizc urmios to shoot each other
down bocauuc they will use nothing
to gain by doing so. ’l‘"o proscnt.
incontivc for so dolor; names from our
cupituiist builders who oxpcct to rcup
profits in oxtcudod nutrkcts. captured
through the slnugbbcr of tilolr guilt:-
loss working citrus dupes who curry
thc guns; find the criminals. i‘boy will
bo gruduuiiy climi’outcd undcr tho in-
f'luouco of u ruliousl oconomic systcm
which docs not maintain hoi beds for
tbclr propogutlon. and which does not
confcr tho highcst boners upon tho.
mon who urc spociuliy qualified to
grub ovorythiug for themselves. And
tho WUl'iil‘i'S who perform useless it»
buy in lunintuiniug those otbcrs they
uro also purl of tho burden of those
pol-forming rcul. uiwcssury labor. l-‘or
instanco, tho scrvnnts of tho .ldio rich.
tho poilcc who kccps tho trumps on
tho. movo. tho factory workers who
umkc ibc guns and curtridgcs, themn.
sons who build the. forts, the Inqchrr
nics who build tho buttic ships. tho
iuwyors. judgcs sud .inilcrs that hub»
dlc tho criminnls. nil riding on tho
bucks of the actual wculth producer.
lint some one says if those people
stop doing then cthiugs. how could
tbcy got u living? Oi" course. under
tho “1‘08”“ system there is no proba-
bility of their getting it chance to stop
doing thcsc things. ()u the contrury.
tcho is up int-rousing demand for
worimrs in those particular lines, To
socialists it would scum both desirnbl
lo and pructicnbic ihnt tho idio rich
uud thoir scrvuuts should sorvo tholn-
solvcs und immunity by doing their
shnro of thc world's ucccssary pro-
duciivo work. and find both tho police
und trumps should no building good
roads, ruthor than snuutcrlng icisurt»
ly up und down tho poor rollds, built
by tho iubor of olbcrs; ibnt the fuc-
tory \vorkcrs might be making imple-
illcuin of construction rnlhcr than
guns and oilior implomcuis of dostruc.
tion; that lnnsons might bc building
brlducu school buildings, and public
nl‘l unilorics iusicad of forts and ur-
sonuls; ihnt tho mcchunics on tho
hulllc shins would sol'vc lilo rucc bcl-
tor if trnusicrrcd to frcight bouts ntui
clcclrict motors: and tho inu‘l’cl‘s and
juducs. pcl'bups tho most uscit-ss null
hclplrns of oil, iiioy would probublv
burn to slur! in on "tho mun with tho
boo" or pick. and try uruduuiiy to
icuru Ibo \vuys ol' nucl‘ulucss. You
uuticrstuud that whcn luud :lud cupitni
ccuscs to bo prirutciy owucti. iiic inw-
ycrs' prcscm ficid ot‘ gruft would
ccnro to chief.
il’cliow workinuilicn. is not lilc pos~
sibility of n highcr stnudurd of living
for yourscircs :Iu iucculivc to think
uud study nbout iboso propositions?
lio you think that the adoption of an
industrial sysicln whcroiu nil could
ii\'t' upon it higher love] that is now
plossiblc. would opcrntc to kill inccu
i \‘c'.
Again. you rm» told that socialism
would crush individuality" and reduce
humanity to n douri lcvcl of sameness.
if socialism is going to crush the indi-
viduaiity which Wc now possess. i
would like to ask you by what mcnns
do you wage workcrs now giro ox-
tbo fcw buudrcd otbcr imiividuuis? Do
you posscss nny mnrkod individual
charm-tcrislics \vbcu thc fut-tory whis-
tlo blows you in and out togcther with
lilo low thousulni olhcr illtiildunls? Do
you possess uny murkod iudiiliduulity
uniting thosc thousands which you
would be ul‘rnid thnt sociuiislil lilillill
crush? Do you think that your cupi-
tullsl musiors uro worrying about your
individuullly when thcy put up at
work in 0 room with at low hundrod
othcrs, all doing cxuclly the some
thing all of you thcro rcduccd to it
dead lcvci of dullirlloss'.’ 'I‘hc most
crcditublo untrk ol‘ indirlduniiiy thul
u wngc workcr can now posscss. is
cluss consciousncss. wboroby ho colit-
on to undoruluud (but ho is under tho
prescul. lndustrlul systom n inorc. in
strumcut or tool in tho cupituilst's
hululp. used soit-iy to producc profits
for cupitnlisifi und uscd only when pro-
fits uro prtuiuccd. Such un individuu-
lily which is tbc wuuo workoruiruo in-
dividuality tho capitalist systom very
promptly lll'lltlccds to crush with bluck
lists. injunctions uud dumugc suits.
Yet the dcfoudcrs of cupitallmn are
Wurliiug you against. socialism iii-cum...)
it would. they any. crush your lnd’ivr
duality. cforc you worry uiluul n
lunch. lust cxoluiuo yoursclvo. and
find if you huvo. nu imlivltiuniitv ‘to
ho crushed. Socialism will nfford' thc
grtuttcst possibly opportunity for the
dcvolopmoni of individuality with
marked rccoiznition.
Every working mlU‘. or womun would
find themselves Wli repaid for the
oxpondituro of time and priority wurc
they to really study the socialism pro-
position; they would find .0 iiiniticss
field for intolloctued investigation und
teprnsiou, becoming so issciustiug us
to finniirdraw them irresistibly into
what. they would finully come to know
us the most remarkably. the grandm-
nnd greatest political movement lin
history—«remarkable in that it in the
Beechamr's"
Pills,
When lacil‘oi‘lp cite is caused b
overeating, (life? Jubilam's Piis
to relieve the relics of heaviness.
hes a nick stomach. takes uwa
l’l’ilfe’i’l‘fi for; foo‘dhusc. Becchsm s
. e m s -
solution and, l r w y. tonc till: di
maintain numerous parasites on tho;
l... ~ '
. ,l, , .
Foods
A very important part of the
present agitation for pure food. is
the source of our butter supply.
The old-fashioned farm dairy. like
many other things good enough
for their time, has given place to
better methods and a purer pro-
duct. To-day, great creamcries.
centrally located; gather milk and
cream from outlying territory and
manufacture butter on a propor-
tionately large scale.
i
‘ i
__ Christ. unimutcd by suprcmc cut-r-
One greatcreamery thelsrgcst 198..
in the world. and the only one
privileged to use the odor-
proof package—has so improved,
modernized, and perfected the
butter-making process, that its
product, known as
has become famous for its uniform
quality. absolute purity, and dc~
lightl‘ul flavor. The great care
taken in all creamerics is here ex-
tended so as to include a regular,
periodic inspection of conditions
on forms from which the cream
supply is drawn. This, of course,
makes it impossible to receive, or
bundle cream in an unsanitary
condition. or from diseased cows.
No cream is used which does not
meet the required high test for
quality, and per cent. of butter (at.
When we consider what the result
of such great care and scientific
exactuss must: be, it is easy to
understand why the butter made
at this cresmery is so good.
The rm! secrct of “ Eold Medal”
quality however, lies in the part-age
in which you buy it. Undoubt-
edly the freshly‘made Gold Medal
Butler is the has! made anywhere;
preserved from the: cresmery t0
the user. by the little package,
which is impervious; to air. odor,
or germs. Other butters must nec-
essarily be more or less exposed
to hurtful influences; but Gold
Medal Creamery Butter comes to
the table as delicate. sweet, pure.
and delicious as when first made.
Notwithstanding the fact that this
package adds to the actual cost of
the product. the trade everywhere
seilsGoldMedalCreamcryButtci-at
the same priceas the common kind.
illl10N 1 00001158.
New [10ch and illrllortl, Conn.
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first world political movement—grunt!
in its all inclusivo sigllll’icuncowund.
grout in its inovtnblo rcsuits. rcsuiis
not confined to the limits of firms nub
torlalism, but extcuding into tho
higher sphures of intellect and spirit.
SOLICITING OF PlNBlONl.
WASHINGTON. Scot. 28.——-A gone»
rul order promulgation by the War Dc
purtmcnt posidvsiy prohibits the so-
licliing‘ of pension or other clnims
against the United States on military
reservations or at. military posts.
camps or notions and commanding
oilicors are directed to take measures
odcctuniiy to prevent such solicits-
tion. Olilcors and enlisted men who
give informal n with it view to uid~
in: persons ho solicit such cluims
will lay themselves liable to trial by
courtgmprtiui.
OTAHVING TO DEATH.
Because her stomach was no main
sued by useless druggiug that she
could not eat. Mrs. Mary H. Walters.
of at. Clair St., Columbus. 0.. was fit-
orally liming to death. Ellie writes:
"My stomach was so weak from use»
not. before I was given up to dis was i
induced to try Electric hitters; with
the wonderful result that improvement
0 at 0000. and I complete cure
fol owed.” But, health. Tonic on
earth. Gourmand by g. 1-1
10):“,
. V W. . s
but»: south Nadir. sud 3":
s. ,1. it“. .
but its goodncss is protected and l
lass drugs that i could not sleep: and.
Pops Malina Statement Regarding
Trouble. in France,
PARIS. Supt 28.-—~’l‘hn Guiliois to
day printed up lntorvlcw which its
correspondent at Rome had with the
- NLY 60'! FOR“ DYBPEPBIA. .
Mrs. Franklin Bush‘s! New Castle.
Dot. says:
dyspepsia, ussd to have [root distress
and belching.
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Build, and one 60
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ocean-r ‘AnluvAL or “pulls;
sow roan. ‘Scpt flaw-Arrived;
Stcnnicr La Provence. from Hurvo.
«at
"l suifered foryeurs with
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zllluu ilulm is brushing up Colds when.
i tried everything i
WIm Yi‘iiiei‘diil’ on ”1“ Church "“‘i cont bottle cured me completely. cvsr tried. almost without exception.
Stats separation law. during which For sale by R. H. Pluisted, F. H. 101:. 260, 500 and $1.00 bottles. The
tho pontiff is quotcd as saying: Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. " Clifford. Baxter's and Plaisted’a. "
“it is not i who condemned thc luw.
bllt Christ, of whom tho pope is sim-
ply tho vicur. . The Suvlour grant.-
od the Church u. constitution and ii
docirino against which no human law ‘
cun prevail. The. scparutlon low is
contrary to Catholic doctrines and on—
poscd to divinc rulings. is un unjust.
luw 0nd ihorei‘ol'u curries no obllgu-
tions to obey it."
Thu pontiff deciurod with grout l‘irm-
uess illut his voto would romuin ub-
soiulo whiio thci‘rcnch Chumbcrs ro.
fuss to modify tho lnw in uccordunco
with tho Cnilnuic dogma and conclud-
ed on follows:
“It is not necessul‘y for the govern-
ment to surrcudor. Surrcudor incline
to bow bcforc tho will of u victoriousi
cucluy und tho pops. upplics the mum.-
of tummy to no ono in ll‘rnncc. if the
legislators committcd on error in good
fuiib and will nckuowlcdgc it they
will find nowhcrc u more conciliulory
spirit than at Rome. if they dcllbcru-
toly sock war tiloy will find thcmsciv-
cs confrontod by the defender of
g .
i
DR. DAVID KENNEDY, RONDOUT.
and. my gencrui system seemed to be
out of order. i was induced to try
Dr, David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.|
The first bottle drove the emotion
away and i feel better every way. it
is a splendid blood modiclne.——iicnry
S. Eldredge. Rochester. N. Y. "
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Pluisted‘s
_...—.
CHARGED WITH THEFT.
F. T. Hancock, Janitor of New Haven
Post Office. "
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 2R.—Frnnk T.
Hnncock, janitor of the New Haven
posi-ofiicc, was urrostcd ycstordny on
the charge of stcuiing mull, and bo-
ing taken before. the United States
Icommissioncr wns bold in 61.000 for
.u heuring. lie is accused of buying
tukcn u lclter containing sixty ccnts.
uddrcsscd to a business firm.
linucock livcs in 'Ynimvilic. is 65
yours old, and has 0 family. He is a
post connnnndcr of Merriam Post, (i.
A. it. of Meridon.
it is said that. inquiry is bring made
us to numerous compiuints of disap-
pcuruncc of letters in the mull loud-
ing to suspicion that olhers beside
Iliuncock nrc. implicutcd.
i THE ORIGINAL.
Folcy & (70., Chicago. originated
Honey and TM us it throat and lung
rclncdy. and on mount of tho tgrcn
morit and popularity of Foley's Hoir
’cy and TM munr imitationh nre offer-
cd for the g‘cnuinc. 'i‘boso worthless
initiations have simiinr sounding un-
imcs, ilcwnre of thcm. Tho genuine
Foloy's lioncy und TM is in a ycl-
‘low puckngc. Ask for it. uud refuse
any substitutc. it is the best rcmcdy
lior coughs and colds. l’lnistcd's Drug
store and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
'GENERAL PICQUART ON ACTIVE
LIST.
‘ PARIS. Scpt. 2S.~~(lcncrul Picqltarl
the famous dcfcudcr of Drcfus. who
was rostorod to tho. active list of the
army as brigudicr—gcncrui. aftcr the
vindication of thc iuttcr, bus bccn'
uronlotcd to the rnnk of general of
idivision.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
RARTFORD RAILROAD.
, TIME TABLE.
In lilac! June 10. 1900.
LEAVE SOUTH NORW\|.K FOR
NEW YORK.
A. .‘(.——12:66x. 6:30, 6:41, 6:18.
6:501, 0:68 7:08. 8:18, 8:40. 838:,
9:06x, min 9:17. 10:50:.
11:17:.
P. M.-—12:62:. 1:00. 1:46x. 2:471.
8:20, 8231:. 4:191, 6:41. 6257!. 6:40.
6:631, 7:121, 7:5“. 9:57x, 10.32.
Sundays.
A. lib-12:66:, 6:301. 6:411, 8:67.
9:131.
11:01. .
P. M.-—12:66:. 2:4’lx. 2:671, 6:41.
[22071. 7:001. 7:18. 7:641, 8:251. 9:67:.'
10:09.
NEW .YORK iron GOUTH NORWALK
A. ix.—-12:uox. 12:091., 4:54, 0:45.’
6:45. 8:01. 8:06, 8:40x. 9:021, 9:09.
‘9:14x,10:0‘tx. 10:06.11:001,11:03. I
. M.-—12:08x. 1:04. 1:301, 2:003.
0:55; 8:313, 4:03;. 4:08. 4:161. 4:32.
6:023. 6:09, 6:90. 0:001, 6:03, 6:68.I
{82023. 9:001. 9.:29. 11:001.
on
days. , 4
A. hip-11:00: 19:09:, 6:00, 7:90,
0:001, 10:02:. 1 :00:.
. Mot-13:05. 6:04.. 0:001, 0:50x.
8:021. 11:00:.
IOUTN NORWALK TO N“!
HAVEN.
A. Mralflifllt, 1:121. 1:661. 6:10,
:24, 8:26. 9:191. 9:451. 10:12:. 11:05:.
:41.
P. M.-13l031'. 1:16, 8:0'lx, 8:221.
19, 6:86, 6:01x. 0:29, 7:07;, 0:0lix.
27, 10:00:. 11:20.
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A. ili’.-12;0iix, 1:121. 1266:. 1:97,
0‘08, 11:05:.
P. u.——1z:osx, 0:42. 7:072. 8:16.
: . l
IOUTH NORWALK To DANIURY.
. A. Ila-4:10. 9:39, 10:00:. ‘
P. M.-1:9li, 4:931. 6:20. 0:04. 7:11.
Sundays.
A. lt.--ll:1li. 10:06:.
P. lit-«mo. ’
DANIURY 'ro 000m NOIWALK.
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run. i'l' to “actors“ wurnour as lflUAL. w- WOULD'LIKI
To know vou oun Lms. ' .
Hour
List of Propcr
OFFERED
FOR SALE
Taylor livGolden
74: Washington Street.
souul NORWALK. cons.
PARTIES DESIRING T0 PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
N Y 'gHéSPfiizSI'F CAI: 1:30 ESLYITHOgTIEXPENSE' IN LISTING
_ ' ‘ R Y C V ‘ DES R PTION AND DETAILS.
D Si .---8 i ‘ l ' .
....‘i.‘lf.. .5... .‘llt‘:.t';“2.l.i‘.§:...“3: OUR TERMS FOR SELLING . ..
my breast, of n scrofuious character; TERMS. ETC... OF THE FOLLOW
FULL DESCRIPTION.
NG LIST CAN BE HAD AT
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
No.
9—House, Crescent Terrace. 10 rooms, $ 6,000
14—Hour: and 4 acres. Rowayton, 15,000
35—H0use, barn. etc., West St., 12.000
39——Two building lots, Stuart Ave., each, 500
4o—-—Building lots, near East Ave.. $500 up.
52—House, barn and 26 acres, West St., 10,000
55—Beautifully located cottage at Bell Island. fun
nished, 6.000
61—Housc, .Fairfieid Ave. 5.000
68—Building lots, Summit, Eimwood, Bayvicu and
, Taylor Avenues.
69——-—Frontage on Washington St.
7o-———Cottage on shore at Bell Island, furnis ted. 7,000
71—-—Housc and 4 acres, River St., Darian, 15,000
tin—Two building lots, Elmwood Ave., $85t. and 1,000
91———H0use. Marshall St., South Norwalk. 3,000
g7—-—-—House, Elm St., Norwalk. 5.500'
gig—Cottage. Hickory Bluff, 7,000
100-—--House, South Main St., South Norwalk. 3.000
.xox—Farm at Wilton. modern, 9,500
zoo—Harbor View Beach lots, $275 up.
103—13001: property at Norwalk
xoG—House, Winfield St., East Norwalk, 3,500
toy—House. 4 acres of land, Noroton Heights.
reg—House, Richmond Hill, Stamford; 6.000
ire—Harbor View Park lots, $325 up.
111——-—Housc, Hillside Place, 8 rooms, 3.000
fizz—House. 1 acre, West Ave., South Norwalk. 10.000
1 14—Housc, Elizabeth St., 14 rooms, lot 40 by 125. 4,600
115—H0use, 16 rooms, Marshall St., 4.000
116—House. 11 rooms, Elizabeth St., 3.509 ..
117—House. 11 rooms. Gerard Place, 5.000 '
118—-—Buiiding lot. Van Zant Ave.. East Norwaiis 700
rig—House, barn and extensive grounds. West St. 27.500
120—-—Buiiding lots. Woodward Ave. $450 up.
rat—House, 6 rooms, Rowayton. 3.200
ran—House. barns, 4 acres. Connecticut Turnpikc, 6,000
123—-——16 acres land. Scribner St., 2,000
124-———52 acres land, Connecticut 'l‘umpike, 6,000
125—Cottage, 6 rooms, Winfield St., East Norwalk. 2.500
126—Building lot, Fort Point St., East Norwalk, 800
127—Brick house, 3 families. for sale or exchange for
small farms. Pays 12% gross, 3.500
128—House. Bclden Ave., Norwalk 10,800
129—-Building lot on Elmwood avenue, . 750
13o———House, Windsor Place. lot 5011125. water. 1,550
131—-——H0use. Windsor Place, 7 rooms. water. 1,650
132—-——H0use. Elizabeth St., ict 4011125. 4,500
133—Honse, West Ave., lot 5411150, 3,000
134—House, Seaview Ave., East Norwalk, 7.000
135-——-Housc, Clinton Ave.. 8 rooms, 2,100
136—Two building lots. Clinton Ave., each. 300
137———-Tw0 building lots, Clinton Ave., each. 300
138—House and ham, cor. High St. and Bayview Ave... 7.000
139—H0use. Reynolds St., East Norwaik, 1.700
rite—Building lot, Burritt Ave.. 500
141—House. Bayview Ave.. lot 4531150, 0,500
142-——H0use and stable. Washington St., 7.000
143—House, Highland Ave., Darien, 6,000
144——House, Tolies St., 6 rooms, 3,000
145—11000», Day and Raymond Sts., 6 rooms. each, 2,000
146—H0usc. 10 rooms. Day St., 0.800
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked u 3 unit of application 0000 work or boohl.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be ind and «rim trouble
Ivorted by wearing 0. pair of 00' .
Propor Oil-non. Properly Adjusted.
i lluullutlou the.
listening of 1.0000- Ind Ill Resulting 0 Specialty.
O. B. JACKSON.
Optician.
u WALL ITnIdT. NORWALK. 00m.
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