SENTINEL.
“.\RQ‘II f t. 138!“
TH E
MI‘l'TIl NHR\\T\I.I&.
I ' " I ‘
3'09: UNI .1
l: l‘ I.I~\‘ t i; h Ni 1 ‘.ill thinlIIu: l‘Ii‘ I:
tlut All! iI II .III is~uc iu l‘ll‘
tion of Iii tlllf‘lllllt‘us imponmw... :
that it hits got it he nII-t :ItiIl se‘tlI d:
very soon. To a very
p irtioiis of our country at least. anarchy
prevails. and the sentiment abounds to 3
measure all over the lind. \ secret UT‘
gunizuton tissuiiiws a \lli‘liilltlll \“lilt‘li.
where corn-ml IIIt Ictl'e-‘t. Ignores eimt-
ing law. and uttI Ily tllSl‘t‘;‘ililS' llil‘
rights of lltill‘ l'lll IlS .Inl \‘Ilrl‘i‘lilll ms.
destroys rind :ipphipttites property. and
threat-us the \et') t‘\iS[i‘ll\‘t‘ of I or gI-v-
ernnieut. S » long. ii lllls s'. ill‘t fillings
Wits contiued t: M single or :i too Ix"'.|ll'
ties. and one or :I few
“'t‘l’t‘ Ilirt‘i‘ll} t lTI'I’lI'Il. lllt' th‘utile gt‘lit‘l'
:tlly Wt‘h' =llSll-iSI'Il III ll‘t‘ll It lllllllit‘ft‘lll-
The l.itI st Ilv
hat e an llllllll‘! ik I‘nlI- ~IgIIItiI- Hire. and
l.tl~ ~l I. . “
:iiiIl
Luge extent. In
iIiIlIvIIlIi.il~ only
ly \‘vl Ilililz‘llls hIIwevI r.
list“? I'l'I-.Il: Ii .1 rl‘l Em; \\ liit‘lt :iio .1)’~
lies l .I« III ill the l'f
and \\ l. . l: l ll‘t ill'lS :Iti-l I-IIfIiiI'Is Itis'IcI-
when air ins. Il. ;
All the chitin of the Ktilglih of Lilior
thtit they tire opp wI-l tII Sillkt“. iIitIIiii-
Iliition and \ IIileiice now puss for iII-tli-
Ink. \\‘lierevI-r strike tIIkI ti
place it has l‘t‘i'll III the Instigutiou of
this order. Iittitiii hitiou
and lEIWlt‘rs‘lli‘sS’ hiuc Iiii‘tiriaihly follow»
ed. it is true thzit these acts :ll") dis-
claimed. but. facts are facts. neverthe-
less. Itiid the fiii"rl are th:it rt‘i‘kll ssuess
and ruin arc the 1iEt‘t'!S’ :i Knights of
l.:iliIIr Slrilit‘.
It Is It IpiI-sti In III-w u lll‘llll‘r the l.i\\ s
Inc for lllli order or \\ h- thI-r ll‘ lllt‘lillii'rs
lItI.I~!~‘ \!ll-llI‘ili~l.
:i has
tit.d VlI‘lt‘lth.
Iqu utterly Ilisre; IrIl them and destroy
the property \\ tilt the
rights and balmy“ of in ll\.illl.ll~‘ “In!
an l ‘lIEl‘l fI-I'I-
”
not their homes. The boycotting of
roilrwids'. the stoppage of traffic by vio-
lence. the seizure of property. the sup-
pl‘t‘ielilll of willing labor by force. all
f][]‘ Lecr‘y‘ lthu I. \‘ l-- rind l‘fl‘lllll Il. and good King
‘ll‘. “I-l-I ‘» Iiii:.lit 'e- \\ 'Il l-~‘.Iii :i.
~lII~lI pendent.
The
\t r. I‘uth-rly (‘itllx It "all
lil‘.lllil .\lilSlt‘l‘ l‘oth-Ily hits l>>ll\‘il II
’seIIet I~.I’I‘ul.ii culimg :i h:ilt. \\ hich clo-
ses its fI-|:I-w.~:_
.. l \\ rllt' this circular to My lit-fore the
IIrIlII' ilII-exact condition IIl things. l
mu willing t<i Ili my part. but not to he
risked to Iiiziiiittiin ll fIIlsI- p-Isittoii before
the “III ii any longer. (hie of two things
must llil'n‘ place—wither the local Ills-
iI‘II‘t HSSI'E‘lllllt's ol' the order lllllSl why
its l:I\\ ~. or i must be permitted to re-
sign flout :i vocation which obliges me
in play «he put before the public and
another lwlolc our members lstiy to
the world that the Knights of Lil-or do
not liplll‘UVt‘ or encourage strikes. and in
one day dwputcluw come to me Iii strikes
lll hilt :I IlIIAI-II cities. lt ls‘ lllll‘ilSSllIlt‘
t' it lllllllll‘ll utituie to st Ind the .Slliilll any
longer. l uiusi ii:i\I- the :Issistttut‘e inf
the IIIIlI~I' . r my llli‘wl I~Irnw~t l‘lrill'l" \\ Ill
Liil. \\'ill l hch It It so, Sll'lle must
III-:IiIIIIlI l; l-IIyI‘Iiils must lie .ivoideIl.
l‘hIIw \\l‘II hoist must he chm-lied liv
illi‘ll‘ H“! iiilIlIIs. No llll|\\‘ must he
umde ttnIil Ult‘ court of l:ist resort llLlS
Threats l'f \‘Iiili‘iit‘i‘
Inii~t not lie IIIIIIlc. l'oliticiiis must he
hushed up or Iltiyeu out. Obedience to
the hm - of Knighthued must have pre-
ference over “I. .w ill::lll_\' other order.
ll' these things :iio IlIitIt‘. the tick! li\'c
yI :ii's will \\'llltt'\~ the complete eiiititici~
l'iiiui l’l lllilllhlliil Item the curse ol
IIIoIIIIpIIiy. In our tin-tuners we .rIIpiire
St‘t‘l‘t‘Syu obedience. assistance. patience
tlllil couinge. H with these aids you
strengthen my hands I Will continue iii
In the work.
heI-Ii ttppv .ilcil t-i.
\ \eii l.l|llul‘ Urgauiilutluli.
.\ llt‘“ l.IhIIr I-i‘::iIII/.Ittoii. somewhat
Silllll‘il to the Knights of labor to he
know It MS” "the Knights of ludiistry.‘ is
reported i. he in process of formation at
l‘- ”I-.. The ll.illli's I-l' .l. \\'. .\l.tlI Itiey.
\V. l. l'.Ills .tiiIl X. [2. i'lmse :ire tIII-Ii
IioIIIIl iiS pr.ItIIInI-Iit III ll. .\lI‘. Mtiliotiey
s:|_\'~. " l‘lI.~ I-rIlI r i\ Ill I llllll‘ Ice hIIIIIl :iIIIl
\\'I- have
\‘f llll‘
lI.- ptie
corporations \\ Ith
llt‘:\li\vrl‘I f I ti
iiiitvtllii')‘.
ll .11 let‘ -t'.II-
us I‘M It It
lri‘llig lIII: \\- I: ..I\.
prIi:I'.I~l Ii‘l . lII\ ll. .1 ll In I\ li-- sI-iileIl
and “I n tutti Igitix t - the reign of I.i\\
l.u\ :i‘Il »:l-‘r li Is and :il\\:i_\‘ \\ Ill
prI-Litl. l... ‘ til‘t‘ s ‘\ Iriy IIIIIl K'l\t‘l’lll\li tit
I- ””14: Ivt‘e l“ .... rstl. ‘Illl~l \‘ll"ll‘ (ill-l
:irI hy n my tutu} pin-LIIII llu‘ . min: it i
is stipprrssdvl thr- lIIttI-I’ l I .1“ pilin-
I'IvncIrticIl. !
'l‘_\ mun f»It.-I;II II» .\llli HI I ll
tit-vet his :IiIl III-\I-I \\.li lII- ll‘l"l.llt\l
here. ‘T e lll'l‘llli“ It t2ii~c uiitry ll'U'i‘
lit-i'ti I-l-i.ttllu I‘l it! I H I‘vwl L» in
surrenIlI rI~i in tiny I-: fili’llI‘ll
.\niI-III' ills know fili'lr I'IglItI .In-l Ii tieé
lil'illlldlll them. and \\ Ill III. I : thy Ir for“
wlietlII r tlII-y i‘-illlt‘ Elwlll ill‘l\~ III In I p In.
Itrr:iy. wt from \\lllilll llllIl i :I IleI.‘I'ptIre;
grunt .i
IS‘ Il
guiw l.IlIIIty h it‘ iIII.I.'.~ lI‘II li_\ :5..-
lIlu-Ity of lli‘lll=li\ IIlu.Il. not limit. :IiiIll
tttil tyrintzy ..f the N’ldllI l‘ . \\'.I
boil-it of and lielie’n‘ in IvId-\ IIlu It mixer-
eigntv l-ii‘en unit's liilllsr‘ Iri hIIII'us
tie. livery III'III‘s lubnr'is his IthI' and
fit his own illip.‘~ll. livery III in ‘s p i-lv
sessions are hm In tutu and every corpo-
ration is tnIIIlI- by and :iinetiaihle t-i l.‘i\\'
TlieN. Y. l".\i‘iillli.: l'.i~l well SJVS
"l‘L. tin-«u II! l"l‘ :.....:. l\'..," a 't' s'
.l I . .- rim! f :2. \l ~- " l‘:I i I-:.I,IIII\' .l - ~ LI".
-..rrInIlIt \\ 1'. l. :i..-II IIII- l . hII.;‘I'n \\ l. ' I-r
IlI-r Int! II l tli- : III cs 2;. St lu...~ .itiIl
‘Isl\ ., . .II-I- ll\'\ .lli‘i‘lll‘lllhll ' '
\‘\“-h\‘. n A. II t I l ILI Km;
i
eniplei’nl .II. .t . : I and n I.
the .;Ir;'- lll‘ihitffi- ' I.'- J. Aw ‘~
I 'hi,lt.‘I:S':'v \IzI I_II
‘. .1 l. l . 7r ‘ I [I ‘ _! I t
'f 411'}. ' II 1 . .
. 'tillh‘ ‘ t‘! '1 I _' it\ S i t ; 3 V' I‘
I \‘~r)T~III1_\" fl. Lu \- t; I- - ~ \ l‘. .-
i'wIw .nJ I'*.‘w»- :r‘. «I. .. ~, -.i I~
.i‘.."‘-'><' ., l"' is - -
IlIr» . ’ l. I
it! ' ~. .7 I . ‘ . Suns
all « . Il \ - t l I "
tlirrc \\I>.i.Il \- H .. II II.I’ ".I g". -. In
El II“! .
‘ IIIpI-I .
a 3--..
l’ilt "114...... “
:.Id (if, f ~‘1II. ’- go I“. . l r\'-,
In t- :I. -'-.I 9 ~ Flap
it kinks now 3" (Mt :i little
time \vIll elmpe lief Ire it is denionstmt-
cd th'it ours is "a guy'ernuietit of the
people. by the people. and fot the peo-
ple.”
KING I'iill'll}.‘lI'L)'.
“'e have a good king. and we may be
grateful to divine prIiy‘iIleuce for-that
degree of grace. Suite of us may rei
tain the old [lft'JllIlli‘t‘ In furor of indiv-
dual liberty. but that is nmr getting to be
a thing of the past. .\"ow Iiien donor
work when they want to. "or stop when
they want tr; they w--rk when They tire
ordered to. and they stop when they are
ordered out. .\II-n w h I \\':llll to work are
told that they wwrk at their peril. and
employers are forbidden to giye euiploy~
men! to labor. There isa whole series
of provinces. With their satraps. many
of them foolish as well as IlIIIIiItII-ering
‘III II I-I‘ ht Is Im' III1I~I.IlIIl iI.
.tlie l\'iIII.;lIt~ I I l.I'- II‘. littl lIIstipplI-tIiI-Iii‘
l‘l'tllll “Illlu‘lS throughout thi- states. it
is understood lli it the Kl‘iLilllS Iil' Indir-
ll\ “ill wIIrlI I‘ll :ilttiI si tl.-- s'iitiv- IIIII-s
l\ the liiiitzht Iitl I‘mr. til» I lIll the mute
W;- -‘ts. l-Ii'. tIII thing by their I\pI-II
III II lS IiI Slglll- Il l i give giI :IlI l‘ IlI i-
mam-«Is to iII.IiI_\' It the [hit my
II-Ity IttyuliIIl l'l ilI-- :igitiiiun.
lssllt‘s’
l.llN\l
.SEIJII . \iill lie Illsa‘IHll’J-"t‘Il :IIIIl :Ii‘litlt'u»;
I. III .. l\I1\‘.i‘.a .l. \ c 'llLZI‘I \\ .If li‘il-li‘ls
\\I"I pIIIlI.ilrl\ i
:ililzti; ’llll."
IY. and HS prom IlIirs lII'lieyI- thrtt lit -_\‘
\\ Ill h-IvI~ the :fifilllllllIN :III»l .i‘elfiliilli‘tt
vi the old oi; II:I ' Ittott.
liiIlL-clirlil .iIIIl l'I-ililtrslri IliIliIinil
llll‘ l'tliluii} \ -\\\
than! the Tilli‘\\|ll.: stun
pI-.ii.~Il III the .\‘eo liuvI-n I."
‘ll I~ «.III II lii'lv‘ Hi It lit" l: .2; in M
.IIIl l‘.II':I~l.»-s'I l' i.I:ltI-.tIl I'.»tii[l;ili_\‘-
sI-I‘IitI-l $2“ | .. ‘lli Sllll‘i‘ll'i’l-iliS Ill l‘III-
hurt. .lllliil‘ lili‘lll till" I f SII' «m from
\\ lItI’Ti
’.:l~l|‘r
;.\lr. ll'tll. .i .. 'll l‘-".'i I'.l‘.' Irr. ~i. il'l»‘!l
‘I lIiIItlII-. IIIII'I‘: IIIIl llax- in vl. 'l‘ttc.
I 'IIt \\ Ill II.- lI. ..IIII I! i-‘II -‘ li \\ ill lie
about tliitly liliii" l il'; IIIIIIIIII.; .‘i\ it.
II:tInI- InIlII- It- ~. litiIn l‘I~I‘tI lli stvr In
l'itiliiiry. 1' “ill be I»! n i iIIIpIIi’tziI.I
(H :i fi‘I-IgtItIiig ro.i.l. lull z~ ll‘Et‘llill‘lE only
forpissenger U'Jlllii‘. prIIII'Ilely III the
summer. ltllll‘lllilll lliiibury IllI‘l\‘ be able
tI~ rI-:ich New \Kiik \llllt‘kt r by it. for
ev.-ry ptirpI-se. l-v way of the New York.
New Hun-Ii Iiiid ll it’tford rIi.I.l. \\ itli
which it “ill I‘IIIIIII-ct.‘
I'i'tulu’wuiui v I‘|~\t Hunks.
‘l'lic ‘Ellt‘ lliiiii’Il of education \\llll‘ll
iuiv by lIIw [\‘i‘Ulllll‘t‘lhl the ad ipiion of
:i tc\t book. has :IliI-ttdy received It dun
cu in IllUl't' urailu‘s iIti “Yuk-lie .u-Il pliy -
sIolIiuy. the study tlitit must be taken up
iiiiill pulilicseheuls next full to show
. the Mind of :il.‘IiliIIl, S'Tlllllllillli . :In 1 IIIIi‘
I‘Iilli‘s on the lilllllilll s} slt'lil.
:Ill liI‘lIl the tenIpI-runce
though llI-l Iiccmsiuily Not one.
III-went. tIiI‘lIIics lo the “little \\ Inc for
the \Ei‘lllill"lilS sake" ll-li'lllllt‘. :tIitl it is
piHIl-IhlI- lli'll none is III :Ii Irkt‘l lllt‘lllt’ill'
III_.t Unit I uicltitiq, \~ .I friend of cIlIiI‘ \-
tiIiiI s I) ~ " l‘het'e is tilnlulil)‘ no lII~Il\‘
.It‘ iiiI-II ll i\’lllLZ the siipvn Isiott ost'liIiIIls
who \\I~lll l \'ilr|‘l‘l ll;|\fi‘|‘lllltll‘t'll iIIfIiriii~
I~Il th:it they could drink lIIpIIII' lilihlt‘f’
:It ~l_\' with-rut Injury. for IiividI I‘Jllilll
\\"’lllll Illlli‘ly'lV lend to l'Xl'i‘x’S‘.”
Tlic)‘ :Irc
~lziiIIlpoiIIt.
Si!
StI-Iuiiliuut “:iitted.
I'I' KIWI-Is 'f’ I’lu Si .\‘ll\t'i.:~-Tli:ii all
unit :irt‘IInuI merit h} captain l‘rI-IleriI-k
l‘vrkuis lIvr It sieziziihciit between South
Norwulk :inil .\'ew \‘Ivtl. wtll pleuse :tud
:II‘coInniIvIlute :I large number. is shown
lly llii‘ llit'l lli.il pi‘tililt‘ l‘t‘slillllg lll
\\'e\tpnrt. tin-ens l“.ll'l|l“. Souilipait.
FuirtiI-ld. \\'I-siott :itIIl lI-istun :ire :llltlth!
IlIIily going by rail to lirIIlg- pair! to tuke
steamers there for the city. All thcsc
chitin they save money by the operation.
:it the expense. of course. of c-iusiIler~
mile time A limit on the .\‘orwalk route
is their desire. as the hill connections iii
S ititli Norwalk are such that in tiitie
.cases out often they itiiike the round
trip rind retich home in good season. Uni-
prominent tireetis Farms fairtuei‘ says he
don‘t can- what the name of the Iniut is
or whether it be big or little so loin: as
it is it safe haul. and the fzire reasonable.
He Is tirI d of paving lII-ui‘y car fares and
w Ints relII-I. lie declares that the
alivflwl prejudice :Igitinst the ('itv of
.\lhtiny on account of an accident to her
before her nziuie was (‘ll'illgt‘il is sheer
nonseuce. and exists in fact onlv among
weak minded persons—that class who
will heliei'e :i house Is li.tuIItI-Il because
somebody ("lls them so. “'hut these
people want Is regular. protiipt transit at
low rates. and they will be glad to have
the SENTIXEL us.~tii‘e them such LI In he
thc Ctisc. “.\." '
men. who give the Inders which their
underlings have to obey. Over the satraps
is the king. whose name Is Powderly.
King Powderly is said to be u moder—
Ite Ind sensible ruler. lie declares that.
most strikes ore foolish. and that when
there is Iliflerence between laborer and
employer it ought to be submitted to arv
bitration. We hire no Iluu‘it he rules
with all the lliuileralliill that can be risk
ed of s sultan of Shiftp'l and slaves.
“'e are very thankful that King Pow-
derly rules so greatly. but we must say
thlt he bu about him a number of
wicked partners on the lower steps of
his throne whom he ought to deal with.
If they can. without fear of their grand
master. inaugurate such an unreasonable
ltrike u that which has disorganized
Undo and trawl of railroads against
which there is no grievance. jmt ti) pun-
ish or coerce one against which there is
s fuck-d but not 3 real grievance. why,
whstis the use of being a king? Kizig
Powderly's sentiments are very good‘
but. why does he not carry them out? Is
it not as euy to coerce his satraps as it
is his IhYes? Why not punish them
once in s whiless well as the public? If
they no showed to disable engines. stop
train with the Violence of Jesse James
Ind his mg. men the public will wake
up by sad by. slid we shsll find out that
than on abortion in the world besides
Knight- of labor, Md other kingl thlt
Bridgeport Dealers “'ill Sell The Tribune.
.\ few days Iii:- a ciniiuittee called up
on the newsdealers and presented a paper
for signatures. The pa per was an agree
merit not to sell the New Yuri: Tribune.
Several of the dealers signed the paper.
Otiu r-i llSkt‘ll a few days time to cousid
er. After more or’less fruitless (llSl‘Us-
shin between the committee and the deal-
ers. the last «If which was held Tuesdav
night. unit the dealers ti-uillv decided
that they could not accede to the de—
Inand. The full-dying is ‘l c Ipy of the
agreement to which all the duds-rs have
put their names:
Brilliant-our. (‘t . .‘I‘lf’Cll '30. Issfi
“'e. the undersigned rieWsdezilers of
the town of Bridgeport. having been re-
quested by a gentleman who stated that
he represented the Knight-i of Lib -r. re~
questing Us to discontinue the saleof the
Xew Yolk Tribune. after Con-
sideration of the request have concluded
to c-intinue the sale of said paper. in view
of the fact that there is a large demand
for staid paper in this city and that “‘9
cannot stop the sale of the paper Without
inconveniencing the public and violating
nurcontracts With our. customers: and
we here by mutually covenant to and
with each other to keep said paper for
sale in the future in the some manner as
we have in the past: Plumb tk Beards-
ley. Geo. F. Conner. J. Bradshaw. Jr..
Hayes & Belts. Chas. E. Knoll». Henry
Ovsm. \\'. Effrancisco “’m. Thomas.
Gm. W. Hart, Geo. B. Grey.—Bridge-
port News.
Ministers. Lawyers, Teachers, and
others whose occupation sure: but little
exercise, should use Carter‘s Little Lit-Ir
Pills for torpid Liver and biliousness.
an put powder into their trinkets, if
One‘usdcse.
m lII-lIi II: S p'I-zitl» ‘l‘. 'l‘li."
;'l=-!lv'lllli‘l‘i
up“.
lI.Is.
The Smiths of Norwnlh. 4
A monthly journal has reCently been
Sllfli‘tl at Richmond. Mich. ciilled The
Smiths. which the editor says is “de.
voted to the numerous Smiths in all
parts I f the worldwtlie aninliniulinu of
their stillI-t‘mgstIe iiIlvzitzcuu-cti! of lll‘. ir
literals. the enlightenment of their
minds. the enlivemiigof their fancies.
and the general liettertiietit of their
moral. physical and tintincitil condition
in life.“ The issue for March contains
the following lilit‘lli the Smiths of Nor-
walk:
“'e have full Smiths in NM walk.
lion. .\sn Smith Is state senator front
Iitirdtstiict.
Franklin .\. Smith is registrat-
bt'itlis. marriages and deaths.
Edward H. Smith represents our town
III the present legislature.
.l. \\'. It )1. S. Smith are among
leading dry goods llli'ft‘lllilliS:
Two sons of the late \\'In. ly‘_~intlail
Smith are our leading tiuiuti ur litinJIiists.
John H. Smith and (‘liurlcs \V. Smith
are two of our tirst-cltiss groceryuien.
0f
iilll‘
Miss EIIIIIIII li. Siititii isa l‘lli‘lll‘l‘ of
the young Suittlis and others. iii our
public school.
\\'. ll. South It t‘o.. tit the upper part
of our tImIi. are the largcst hardware
dealers In our place.
.\. l‘Z. .\‘uiiilt's SIIIIs‘ pottery is tlieiiiost
extensive t‘S‘ltllills‘lllllt‘llt iii thisliue in
l“illl‘ll\‘ltl county. if not in the state.
llenry l.
the Volk lint i‘oiiipunv. iiti eilicieiit rind
cupiilile mun in tiny position.
\Ym. ll. Smith. of the lowci part of
our town. carries forward very success-
fully the business of mason and builder.
lltirr Smith is collector of the Norwnlk
I\" New York Steuiiilioat t‘oniputiy. at
position \\liicli he has iihly tilled for
yI-iirs.
.loliii ll. Smith and his. two
\ litirles and Frank. iirI- expert florists.
.\ “till; tlitough ii» if green-houses is It
gtitiil Yrt‘fll.
S. S. Smith is the leading representa-
iiyeof one of our leading cigar uninit-
Liti‘lllrlt‘i. The "S S, S cigar» are L.-
contingfuuious.
Stills.
lieorge \\'. S lilili is ri‘.lil‘\ l i hand .i
hotiw for tiny IIlln l' Sittilli. or d i tiny
kiiul III I' trpen'er “oil. or t‘I~p.Iirtn_'.
llelcis Ilotietliis for yl'ilrSllt‘l to tho
satisfaction of till.
I Smith's lililliil is the prettitst
III our harbor. ‘l‘lie lighthouse is Slit-
.llJllt‘il wit it. The l‘lilllil
III‘I-upIeIl illlllll: tltesiiuttuer Si‘IlSI'll l-_\
lElll‘ Smith lutiiily
ll~\*..l.ImII~ ll. Smith Is our I‘IIlI-IeIl
llillllSli’l‘. llII VJ“ prI-zn‘lt llS :III-Il :IIIIl
{Silllllll :i .‘l‘llllilll .tS thouirtJ Ii'tty of Iiiititui
gtI-re “ll‘ .III- ttIt colored :.iIIl “hose
mines :III- IIIIt SIiIitlI.
l‘li-A irilr \\'Iii. ly' itiIl.Il Stiiilli
.:ii»lI- Lin yer ll I-uriituiiuusly tuid .Ilily
\\ (in
jIlI-fI-n in! y lull; lllll‘lliil.‘ III the murder ’
5I'.t~I~I l' the [It‘ll tII it:i:IiI llll‘n‘l. Schitltfi.
V h i‘i‘I’lIl'lI i in IIIII~ town
I\ l‘. luIII'Il H. S nitlt :iic t\
p’.tIItI is {iii-l Ill‘.ili‘lS
V III\.I'l. t-I~i<Il the \yIIrlIl
I.\=-I‘. ll.” l'IIIopriII 1.;t lI-IIl-IIII‘ kilos
.It supply III .».i I'M l'lllt'i‘ l‘illlll um i..
lit‘wiliI l" “lrl‘cstslIl-l ‘ ll ‘lll-‘
l.llilti‘u'lil ls IIIIIIiiI‘aI‘tIIII-Il iiI‘lI‘ l: I.
lone tiII- lll'SL rI-IIII~«lies Lil tlII- mum-tit"
«It the lItItIi.iII t;i;IIil_\. recitulless IIt Intuie
.\lsI‘. for their
\\lI.I‘
John H.
tit'll\l\\‘
.I_\ \il‘
l‘\ ~ts is .III~
3 Smith
li ‘lSt“
or positiwn. 21S
\\ \‘ll.
\Vtii ll. Stiiitli. of the liziiIlwzttI- iMl~|
tiess of l'ppei .\‘ot‘wulk. is ex-wnI-len of
our town. He has repeatedly hI~I~Ii
elected to thu I tlicc. Mill his
and well.
The subscription price of "'l‘he Smiths"
Id '3‘ no per yuiir I“. A Knuth \\’ill lb!‘
glad to hike the nunu s of titty \\ ho would
like in bi conic stilisI‘rIliI rs
I I‘|I|'P|I'\III'_\
‘l‘heie tire \ :IriIIiIs plans I‘ll
iii the ln’glslilllll‘i‘ :ind SUIIH‘ outside. for
the settlement of disputes between
onkIIIgIIII-Ii and their employers by
mums of zirhitmttoti. Hut. t:o et'lit‘llii‘ of
this kind. however I~ ircfully considered.
cttn be successful unless ll ts based on :i
\‘ll .ti' understanding of what the rights
of the parties who submit to illlillrullI'lI
:ire. That Is to siiy. there I‘ III be u.-
iswuntl. ltistiiig,:ilid healthy settleiiieni of
the labor question which is not prI-cI-Ilnl
Illi'iiru.
foul. sunri-
the turtles whom it iilTI-cts. Thus for
nothing of the kind seems to have been
reached. .\ppurcntly It yery liirge hIIIlv
of the workitigiiien llll over the country
seem to he possessed with the i-lc:i ' that
employer whom they select for that
purpose. til. at rate of wages to be fixed
by themselves or by the trades unions to
\\ ltIt‘li they belong.
I'rf men to continue iii the service of men
who have already etiiployed them.
lit the field of morals a right to he
logiczilly from the right to he employed
by a particular man who does not Want
your services. The right. If it t‘\lSl.~i.
runs with the laborer. If A has a right
to insist that B shall give him work at.
$2 a day hearing coal when it does not
want him to lieaveIcoiil for hint on any
terms wliiitey'er. A has ti right also i}.
lienver.
In most of the strikes which occur
nowadays this poItIt is clearly brought
out. The laborers of the Steam lleitiitig
Company. tor instance. Call on the corn-
of doing business. as acoindiiiun of their
l‘illlllllulflg to work for it. The company
rI-fusts. and the laborers consequently
5 leave its service. All is right thus far.
‘ Each side h 'exrrcised its liberty as a
citizen. Bu the Vluborers do not go
away and let. the. Steam Heating (‘om-
puny alone. '1‘ ey surround its pto'iliiscs
in an angry way. as if the company were
In pugsessiuu Ii something which I)!‘
longed to them. and they threaten ilIIIse
whom it tukrs n their places with seri
nus bodily harm.
have a right to continue in the carry
piny‘s tlnplllyfllf‘ht fI-r Iiti
perltid, on terms fixed by tlieiiisrilves
and without regard to their behavior.
They do not cI-iIcIde to the. c llllllaln’
any right whatever of witlidrzuwui: from
the relation or dispensing .\\ iIh
services. our will they allow ii In men-
Iion any llx~~d term of Mike for 1 :.‘li‘».
They nieso sureiif the j‘lsut‘x’nl‘ this
arrangement. too. that they propose to
assault anybody that interferes with it.
and to ilatitage the property of anybody
who deals with the Company and refuses
to he a party to the quarrel.
‘ Now. arbitration on a basis of this sort
is impossible. It cannot succeed in any
organized shape unless it is avowedly
conducted between free agents—that is.
unless the parties to it have perteclh'
equal rights: unlem the Knights of inI
but. for instance. openly acknowledge.
and agree to live up to the acknowledg-
ment. that the employer has the slime
right to dismiss that the employee has
to leave. and that the laborer.hss no
more right to hit or kick the capitalist.
or damage his property for not givmg
him work. than the capitalist has to hit
or kick the laborer for refusing to stay
in his servies. “'e trust. too. that em.
players of labor throu bout the country.
sud sll intelligent on men of
every 7. W captoymot lo-
SIiiitli is superintendent of:
m-__~fl ».—‘~
bar or not. will insist now on the aban-
donment or the monstrous theory.
which the Knights of Labor are either
putting forward or auctioning. tint
one man has s right to be hired by
another mun whether the other man
wants him or not. This sounds when
one sees. it in a plipcr so absurd Its to he
litigliable; lint such doctrine is not
l'iughnble when held by great bodies of
the citizens of what is supposed to be a
free countrv; it is dangerous. it merits
the prompt-and unfiilteriug resistance of
every lover of his country and his kind.
Nothing much more monstrous and
oppressive was ever concocted in the
Middle Ages to bolster tip the power of
feudal lords. All this “boycotting“
which 'is going on in support of it is
simply a disguised form of robbery. and
should he met and stigmatized as such.
\Vorking by all sorts of. mrthods to
injure a man‘s business. or in other
Words to damage his property because
he will not hire yIIu. is no more moral
Vllfll' respectable (llltll going to his safe
and taking some of his money. and it is
It pity and a shame that it Is not its
punishable and its easilv punished.
Everybody, no matter his place or calh
itig. who encourages it. or even submits
to it. or connives ill it in the ease of his
neighbors. is nu Iicccssury to it lll‘lht
odious tvfient‘t' against society and
against his fellowquun. The moral law
has not changed since the Knights of
labor Were organized any more than
the law of the loud. and riochangc in
the law of the hind which does not t‘ilkt‘
the moral law into account can possibly
\vurk anything but confusion.
MUNOVN‘. the doctrine of compulsory
hiring is capable of indefinite I xii-IIsIuII
without losing any of its force. it can
easily be applied to the sale of any other
commodity us well as labor. if I huye
the right to insist on another man‘s hir-
ing tne w he wants me or not. and
ill“ Fntlllt to kick and cuff him. and
smash his machinery and furniture. and
persuade his neighbors not to dial with
huii in case lie refuses. why may 1 not
do the same thing it he refuses to pur-
chase goods of my manufacture? “'hy
might Ii trades union not set up a [me
IltIciiig co operative shop and carry their
goods reuud to people {or sale. Iitid hit
them over the lll‘lhl. utid break! (her
windows. IiIIl hang round their door
lslitllil ‘
is owned and §
:ill :
.Ilwuis ;
served thepeoplc :iIiIl piilIlII‘ t:IItlIfull_\-
by :i pltiiu delittitiou of the position ..r ‘
tlII y lI-Iye ti right lobe hired by any.
It may he said that ‘
this is an exaggeration. that all llliil the .
trades unions claim iii most is‘the right a
liut 3
this is it distinction without it ditlerence. ‘
employed by any man you please tl iws .
itiip-Ise himself on (‘ ll or E :is It l‘llill '
puny to make certain Chunges in its mode ,
They insist that they :,
llldt‘lltllt" :
their ‘
hissing :Ind liootiiig. Itud threatening
merylioly who attempted to enter. in
l' he of their refusal to huv '3 \\‘hnt can
l he Sliltl in defence or justification of the
'2 first of these performances which can-
li I! lie said It: defence or justification \ f
-. t'ic second 1‘ Nothing tliut we know (if.
The issue is :\ plaiiu one. It must be
i met by the American people sooner or
liter. The present position of the
Knights -If labor is no attempt to intro-
duce terrorism and intiiiiiduiton in their
‘. iiiIist odious forms iiitIitliecvt-ry day life
i of that community of till iii the world
‘ limit the success of which the working-
iii III has most to expect. This is its good
. ll time to tiiwt it us will ever come.».\'.
. V. lit-ruin; l‘ost.
' liltuuksllui.
.\ first else fraud In lll~‘ ginse of tin
. e) I- dI I‘lcr \iiirked this pliice lust week.
but as f:Ir as “II can lt‘Llrli he met with
f [\iliil‘ Sili‘t‘e-s‘
.\lrs. t‘h.irles llIiyt was given it built-
div Sill‘tlllS. pirty‘ tit her home last
"Tuesday. trends front Stiittiferd. .\‘ew
‘ i‘:iti:I.'iII and S ‘lll'l .\‘I-rwiilk liciuy: pres-
t‘lil.
.\lma lIl:t .\yI-rs li.Is been confined to
the house {It Inc past Week With it i-Ie
\‘I-rc Zilllh‘k of the chill-I. but N tit pres-
ent notch inpr IvI-Il.
lit|\\‘ .\\'|‘U\.
.\. .l. Bell is Iontiued to the house \\ ith
ll St~\‘i‘h‘ \‘Iilil.
Wall Pope‘s III 1. ll. lleckcr‘s.
.\l:iin StrII-t, South Norwzilk.
' lli‘l'llh'll .\loisell lIIid one of his lingers
litilll)‘ jammed while working on the
oyster net-win Falcon lust week.
lu'tzi'snd Jo‘itisoii. it lirotlier—iii~l;io‘ of
.\ll‘S. .\ .\l. Slit-ins. IliI-II ’rllr‘SI‘QA)‘ at his
home lll West Normilk of pneumonia.
J. ll .\lotis~Il lius comtiieticI-d a line
III-w resitletici. John llttiiidngc of this
5 plaice Is doingthe stone work. and S. ll.
3 SliI-iwood of y. in t‘ll)‘ luisthe contract
for tlit‘ lioilstx
} .\lr tind Ms S, \\'. Netti-r returned
:llhl Saturday tiftci an extended hridsil
5 tour. and will remain here during the
: summer Iii-int Is. .\lr. .\‘etier gt Lu: to and
i from his lilISlli‘»s III the .cit v.
Stephen D. Elinor. the faithful and ef-
ficient engineer of lliilt‘ll. Hailey A“ i'IL.
lS‘ confined to the house with u I~Iitnpli~
t‘ullull of dismses which causes tiiuch
anxtety unionist his fziiiiily and friends.
'4
I
“any people wonder why the lirini.
‘li:tcon rind ttlier pork products thev
purchase are in hit-king iii tltvor :itiil
s\\'eetiiess. ll isliectitise they do not get
. those 'nmnufiittured by Sperry & Barnes,
.\‘iew Haven. Try them and by convinc~
t‘\ I
"iumi.
I .S’.\ll'l‘ll Iii .\‘onyilk. .\lztrcii 20th. .\lrs‘. Leander
Smith. tired Sliicars. [rFiiiiI-ml :it Bruoksidc
i‘liriprl to-ruornw III p. In.
"Marin iii): 7
\HBKANUH’I‘QNMAX the Baptist church. \Vcd-
tie-day evening .\larch Nth. .\lr Geo. \'. York.
In Mrs. M drum-(II Norton. Ri-v Henry A. Delr
no ottlciiitiiii:
Found.
\ Hui.“ llR\tEl.l-I’l‘. “lili‘ll the owner can
t 1' lime by prong property and paying for this
IIIliei'IIseniI-ut, Alpiy :It thi- ofllce
...-...
. “'nuted.
1 TAN)! hosrd fortwn l'riyate faintly prefcrrcd.
Address suiting terms. Mr.
"B. R "(‘mlhlfl office.
For Sale.
INANI) for Sale cheap. Apply ‘0
IN! BRENNER
799 it It Pskiilsizi‘s Barber shop.
If‘pr- s-Iie.
F‘LUURMW'ku-wnu Red Hills. 1).-
rien. in w ' order. with dwelling house
All
31.7. STI‘RGPS. \‘orwslk. or
W". R. LOCKWUUD. Daricn. Ct.
adjoining .
Type \‘ rill-in.
(‘UPYING of Builder‘s Specifications. Local pa~
‘ ' pets or other writing. neatly done on s Tvpe
\\ riter. at 5 cts, . folio of one hundred words. For
I :i large amount of copying special rates an be
made.
instructions on the Ty
Writer git-en st the me
s 0' Sill. s lI-«nm or is (k) for twentr ltssonn.
.\lutti rs fur Cupying left lit the ofhce of 'lLLlAM
s its \PP Architect. 29 wIIsiIIIIgII-n SI . will re-
cx-Ii I- prompt attention.
[Known to Lel.
I)ESIRABI.E Rooms in the house .\‘0. 110 Msin
Street. head of Eliznbeih street. Appl to
arts. C W. 'l‘l‘F s.
‘ -6 Elias-131'-
To Let.
1 101's]; on Bueriew Avenue. Afiplv to
A. ‘KERMAN
“Hutu-d Io Work on a Farm.
\‘OI'NG man‘ mu 10 to $1 years old. to work
on .t farm. Apply to
l
“2‘. i". SAMMIS.
. ._ , . _’f“'..‘3“.‘r'.3'§3:
Boarders Wanted.
few Gentlt-ruen can obtsin board It
11. sonwuus. lambs“ Snot.
Run.“ to Lol. .
. suit of rooms in the new brick buildi on
4‘ Worthington street. App!“ to a:
. “X COISTOCK.
MRS. J.
I I u
’1"
RI" ‘0 MI.
BARR to let. with two good Dull-t Enquire st this
nonmal- ummwu.
1‘“ "a” book
ran-II... ”Wm' in. N11:
. Reside-co l-‘ol- Sula.
Thomldeneeromriy owned Ind 00an by
IrJ. A. Mable. on the out side of the rings
tewmltmtu walk from the sailor: st Em Nor-
walk. Home modern.de built. 15 mums; two
stores. with curls-re house sud tlllbli‘. Fine wster
front: priceu-ry ow; twothirdn purchrm‘ money
cut mount on maxim“. If not {Old will he ren‘
iId. Addirsr it. B. t‘RAt‘FtllD. ill .\lein Street.
.\‘Iiiwilk. 195":
Ilouse, Lot and Burn for Sale.
' ‘HE property on Chestnut street belonging to the
route of t‘liss. ll. Snificld is uttered for
sale. The house contains N moms. and hss city
water Aim II good \‘iell of writer at the door. The
lot is ’ilx‘dll. and has on it a burn tlint “ill nccutn
mods c 5 l’lOl‘R‘S. and is well stocked with a rtcriil
vziriety of fruits. etc. Apply to \V P. QI'IN ARI).
or V. A. St‘Ul-‘IELD. SttHf
HILLSIDE ‘
Family and Day School for Boys.
Noniu L. Conn.
Sprint Term Commences April 5.
For cIrciIlIirs. en . address
2‘.“ 2t .\1. J. ll Fl'l‘t‘ll. Principal.
Cornmlssltmer‘n Notice.
'l‘lllt subscribers. appointed by the t‘nuri or Pro.
tune for the District or Norwslk. (‘oiiitnis-
sinners ton-cI-tic. cxsniuie Ind IltI-Ide ii ion the
cl.i.ius of thy creditors of the estate of I .\l‘ortirncr
Hoyt. an itisohciit debtor (if Nurwflk. in mid Din
trti‘t. sssiuiud iii trust for the benefit of his credi-
tors. hereby gtie notice that we will sttrnd in the
lrllSInt‘sfl of our paid niipoiritiiiciit at the office of
Rum-ell Fro-I. III Siilil Norwiilk. st SI-uth .\‘orwnlk.
ii I ill" 23d d i_\‘ Hf .\lu} . A ll. lSI‘fi, iuiil on the ted
tin) of drum, A ll . him. at icn u‘i‘tut k in llic fun-s
IIInIu «If each Ii! said Ilsys
Stud court lI-itli llltilll‘d and allowed three months
from the date hereof for the rxhiliittou to us of
claims against mid i'Slhl~-_
listed Iii Norwiillr lllli ‘33»! day of lurch. A. ll.
lK'Sll
itissI-tii Hit sr,
I‘ i«‘. 'i‘oI.I.i-:s.
"M It 7
Slllilllllll
SLATING
EAST “A NGUIL
:- t‘oiniuissioncrs
lt.-\N(I0R. or
I‘ EN .\ RHYI? SLATE
at 5 cents per tint and inward.
l‘nrm: wsl. it; Shite r.-III‘II.,: rhonid (“ll en II-
in rlllttt
helm-e I IiiI'uI-tui.‘ I.~I1h-.rc
A. BACK at Go.
\\‘:Itei S! .f-Io' I-f llsy .lsnIl South XI-rwslli
fittrrminmrntgi.
M‘s-1c 11.11.
i" .\l ksu-r
SA'I‘I' llllA Y. MA RH! 27
llI~stI~I.’- li‘sierar Aria-ts.
\\'.\l. 121%!) .\l l' N l)
and
MRS. THUS. BARRY,
_\ III.;I r‘l
|l~‘-.x1..t . ltnuisntm Drums
Mouser-r.
~.-‘i“‘“"i h. ~..I-I v»"‘i3l!\l"\ trfi-cti‘atn"
lAIllES’
.1)
LN
W
EHllllllEll’S I
L
39 Washington Street,
SPECIAOL. SALE
MERLIN UNDERWEAR.
t’ Corset: Covers. 200. upwards.
(‘liciiiisc7
‘ltWL‘l‘S
21c. (upwards.
, 210.. upwards.
flight Dresses, 500. upwards.
(Slips. .
l Dresses.
D ‘awci's.
Night Dresses.
A. DIOKERMAN &. SON.
South Norwalk, Conn.
—AT THE OLD
EllllllElllES ANll MEATS
STAND OF—
T. BURR GUYER &lSON.
SPRIN GWOOD.
ALL ERRERS F
lust Net of Sol-u alk. so. Probati-
I‘nnrl. .\larch itlIh. .\. ll. Iss6.
Estate of .\‘ANI'Y \V SAMMIS. lillc of .\‘or-
walk. in uni l|t~lrti I. lh‘i'l‘l‘i‘d
The t‘ourt IIU'rIul-Iitr for the lizstrlrt of Noriulk
hath lztilflt‘il and nllimcil rlx months from date
lIcrnif tIIr tlirt‘t-allurs of Mild l-L-tateto cxlilliit
their I .mtus for st ttchnI it! Thus. “ho iIcclr-ct to
present tlII-Ir H‘l“‘\lXA'I‘. iropvriy :lily'elitl,\\:llilu said
l'l‘lll“ “'1: he detained .I recutrry. .\lt n-r‘nns in
IlI lured to \t‘llll Brute sn- “slur-ted to ms ‘e Itunird-
istc p-otnetit to \\‘ll.l.lA.\l C. SAMHIS
:‘XS ‘II llxwutor.
E g Q's
.FllR HATERING.
d YARDS .\ .\l). I I‘l.\'\l0l "I‘ll ROCKS.
Fnch turd I-mn'nisi I! of ‘J roofs “fuse n.'.'n-«_'stc
I
\u ;_.I‘ i.‘ M‘ to .w'
“t-
”\l‘. \ \Rll I ltill'l‘ I‘R.\ll\|.\S
I‘IIIIIpIIuI-‘l of i Pm < who-I :i;~_:rc_'»ite \iez-glit :s Kl
.II._
l \I ~ ‘ I ‘1‘. .tII‘iIt II! I :3 from the ale-ye
till
ARRI‘AGE.
.\ (re-Ii FAST. iiinciutlwiit c.»~‘IIIIiv-s, I 31‘ out ‘
rind I’Iii'rn‘i llpp‘Nlllltll‘lii“. and p-wtwtion II! dt tail
75. 50 and 35 cents.
RESERVED SEATS. 75 cents.
ltI-ecrh d Suits Iii 'll‘\ :1. mm. .‘iu‘Lt 2 s
Lecture Course
IN MD or ‘i‘lib:
NORWALK LIBRARY ASSD’N
'l lII iI \t I llli'llilll iiII til I»! the course \\ Ill be a lot
“If“ 0“
EVOLUTION
v- BY
Prof. SCOTT,
“I“ PRINt‘ETUN (\ll.l.Ei-’K.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27,
THIS LECTI‘RE “'ILL BE
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED
. . — -B\‘—-—»«—
LANTERN VIEWS.
ADMIEEQN _ 25%.
MEAT MARKET
. "In ing lessed s part of Rmison‘s Market. I shall
continue to sell at the old stand.
FRESH AND SALT
ME A TS
of all kinds.
POULTRY
Arid everything pertaining to I first clsss niest mat-
het at reasonable prices.
r. r. REED.
ADVERTISERS
Can learn the exact cost
of any proposed line of
advertisinginAmericati.
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Emil & 00.,
"Own-A Mu.
“‘33."; a...” ""
A
lDNlGl-IT?
$1.00 Pet Sitting at 13.
.. I( ~ \\. -. Pitt \ p ::rn~
.' » ul\\r 4h: ow.‘ to likl‘ I you l,.I\v to
\ $ to 53 I; for .\l\ 3‘! hat-h tin»
_. .\S-i! ens l‘.‘ chickens from H ens Second loitrli
trod-Irv :ts \ :JH‘
p-r-i'
l s I! Lets from it eggs. \‘l‘ili’i‘ shenéil tic plm‘nl
. :.' I'LI -' .\Ililh'S‘.
l F A SMITH.
T Smith menlli
ll It “Iii. t‘oun
TRIEll
AND
TRUE
A BARREL OF
FANCY MINNE-
SOTA FLOUR,
BETTER THAN
PILLSBURY’S
FOR
$ 6-00
LE" . Dibble, Jr.
Sanil. Comstoclt. Jr.
GABPENTINES
Unlnls trillions.
W.&.l.8l.llAllE
IXTITE snmtox T0 Till ATTRACTIVE "If“ AT
wurcn um: INTIII smsu srocx III “I!“ 0P~
Flinn.
AXMINSTERS from .200 pa yd. up.
“11.1 . s from 1.75peryd. up.
III! I B11118 from 1.85 per yd. up.
‘1“. ' “IS from 1.85pet yd. up
801))“ BRUSSELS from .90 per yd. up.
TAPES‘I‘RY “ from .50 per yd. up.
INGRAINS . "um .30 per yd. up.
8“‘lSS LACE CURTAIKS
“.50 per pair up.
from
)uunus LACE CURTAINS
from 08.50 {sir TEE
Ax'uou: & FRENCH 9:01:33; £63 A}
w I
NOTTINGHAI LACE cunrgfss 5
Iran I I
tuneorlAn cunt-Am wads-$3 nil:
‘l‘APES‘I‘RY connnos $1 : rd- m
elm-roman: covnmos ‘uw’d m
. Jo
"Law
to.
Wow “aquamarine-or
fur-M. “wind-Indoor]
has:
BROADWAY ‘ I9 OTRIET,
LED PRllHPTLY. .
CITY FOLKS FIND Ii'l‘gTO THEIR AD-
VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US.
GIVE 15‘s ‘A TRIAL.
C. E.REMSON
:SI‘i‘i‘Dhsun to W: “"5!!qu
«15' .‘Al.\‘ S11, $0.3'ORfi'ALK.
llsi .iii; purchased the Fish nnd \‘egetslile trinket
tut. lu'SS III Wm llilI-IlI-n. sod leuin . the store
(\I’t’tlptml by hurt. I shall hen-otter be I: Id to am
till my patrons in d tho-e of my predcus-‘or I! this
p.sII~ l stiml kiwp the bad that (in in: not 0'
FISH, FRUITS,
AND
VEEETABLES.
And down; the sch-in how at :- IV‘NIS in fruits sud
\t‘L‘cinlILcs {Y\\h ftvlil my own sun and garden.
MILK, BITTER & EGGS
I slim“. at \VholI-ssle utd Retail.
H"
and am confident of bI nu able to nuke it of minute
a spa nifty.
his“ 2 i all II
nut In-
Milk Tickets at lllll Sllll'll.
:IIII! [link dI: \Imt tl:rI-n;t-.I\ut the city in time for
tun-Amer Q' E. RngON-
GO TO
SEYMOUR BROS.
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AND Bl'Y FOR
CASH
THE FOLLOWING (#0018.
Read a few of the Prices Ind consider
the advantages we offer.
Barrel of Best Flour in City. $6.10 or 80
cents s bag.
4} lbs fine Delaware butter. $1.00 or 25
cts a pound.
Extra Choice Creamery Butter 28 cts.
1'2 pounds of Lard $1.00
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Best N. O. Molasses. 58 cts gal.. 15 em.
quiirt.
Best 1’. R. Mollasses. 50 cts gal.. 13 cts.
quart.
Pure Rock Candy Syrup 85 cts.
cts. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java Coffee. :4 cts.
Mocha 32 cts.
Msricabo 2O cts.
14 lb Standard Granulsu-d Sugar 81.00.
gal. ‘28
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15 lbs A. 803:: 1.00
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.00
19 lbs Golden C. 1.00
And all other goods in proportion.
Come in and get goods at bottom prices.
Seymour Bros.
WASHINGTON STREET.
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