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Ncwspapcrs. Periodicals,
S'l‘-\'l‘l( )N liltY.
BABY (?.\ R RIAGI‘IS
T0375!
CONFECTIONERY, ClGARS,
I|I|\|l|‘.' rcou-upicd Illc old
slntul. 'l‘uj Ior‘s block, I out now
hrlu-r pl‘cpurcd than c\ cl‘ to ut-
tcnd (u MI Itcuuuuls for goods in
nu ihw. Amt-stock throughout.
Micclnl nucnllon count to our
large stock of Bully (‘urrlnaco
u. n. Barnum“
yup“
INSURE,
\'\*l'l: l‘ltHl‘Rll'l‘Y All \le'l‘ Hill:
t gm in: .\(‘(’I1)I‘Z\T I'DIJFV prmulm: in
~f htn' 4.12:» the ~alim- as Lnl‘v lu-lt:’.tlu'i‘. .uul
if ctr} dx-ut-‘awl. l uh !\|llIl)L!i.Z for loss of timc
IN‘I' NF. _\our Lll‘ll :ltlordmg prob-climb to your
hm: ) m mm of lb min from any cubic. V
- .u-er to i—
.ncolt .vl. I..u"|‘ox,
Ullirc till \\'nshinglon 5L, Smxurwulk, \‘t.
Also "Ill .‘l‘l and REAL ESTATE} A21.
5|!‘l‘.\ “Y ['1‘ “LIP. l,\cknu\\ lulgctm ht: Inky-lid
"I r:.\ S S'I‘EA “\‘ll l I‘ TICKH'I\~ {or sim- unit
“MK l"l ~. for our Pound and l.‘fi\\ll!tl5t
SID‘I'll' "BURKS to: ' parts of Eur-qua and
“All.“lllll 'l'lt'Kll'l‘ ' ll pours \\'\-.~Al and
south \ltl l‘vnuspivnielu Iii-.‘iunll.
C. ’13:] i;—_1{LYN; ‘
BAKER AND CUNRECTIDNER
Ru. 3:? )lnlu Strcvl. j 5! \\'n~hiugtou S1,.
Surmlik. . So. .‘umxalk.
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY
“I" IV OWN l.\.‘il‘}'k(‘1’l'lti, A sl'Et'lALTY.
Ice Cream. Charlotte
do Russo“. Etc“ Etc“
rcnmnrtn Ar "ion-r sown; ° 792:!
t m
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eeneelfilnenl,
BEST : BAKERY.
ion or our own manufacture, ll. whom-ole and re-
in l. *
.3 grams» uni Fc-tivnls supplied in'qlilutitics
u - lit-end (ll-Count.
Lumnws 131.com
IRS. JOHN HOLLAND.
UPHOLSTERER
\‘ur. .\l..‘i: Strut
......ennn ennn.
fins
Old Sita11C1!
H.§RBWAR§.
it; normal lain H! w are
V‘l‘t‘lllufll‘s 'ii‘unl~.,
llllllSR lilll‘iiiillllll 5GB§JRS
I.\l‘\7\'i;\‘1’. l \e H; lx'etli.
Agricultural lixzpli :uvuzs.
‘v‘V..Q. Quintat‘d.
MEAT MARKE
MEATS
PqfieTR
.\ud « \‘cnt
kc: :it rt lwiul‘l'
lu rithct luxuou. lll\\‘“l‘ BANGOR, or
at 5'eenlsnen feel and upward.
bcfurc i‘ullll‘b‘lltl; \‘~\\‘\‘ h rc.
Old
\\i 1 it“ glad lorry :..l tin-nuts at tlu- old Standwthc
r
satin”? gamma
:b
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T‘KT
no,
ordinal. -
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1, 1886.
a:
WHOLE N O. 823.
irolix ROFI‘HR.
—-—avp “#v 9
Repairer of Furniture.
(h u ms {‘31.} ifl‘ Wu: .\.\'o lhnnvnmch.
v [luv 1m.
murmur .\\r-. l‘.
\(ilk‘VAlJé. ("\X.
m .l l. ”f s‘ :1“: of :i“ Linda.
.\l'l§f
“’nrlor :rm! Ilcdrmun riots
' a spccmlt-y.
numb
'im‘ . «mixi‘ui vl \\'l‘l‘.ii‘.l' . ~: . l <;. ‘..~l‘
l\\\. \ ‘5
Kin-1N at“: -
Bnucs
'11), ,3. ‘_I l? \,V.-\ . V bl t
l a" l“ tlnlll Salli Mill
Li lit llii
\l' is" l [\‘(S‘i‘UN S'l‘.
\\.'..-. _' ‘_
Lennennlel
GEO. Cf. STILLSGH.
l‘tv‘A‘N t»:
.-\\‘>U‘:l .“Q l\\'i' .1.
. inc li‘l'.‘~ i
\‘t intc Lcmt.» Paints,
(lib and :1 iiirl\!‘.‘. {Jus-
\ 5. ..< .-
."l‘ks and ‘uiinl‘s.
'i‘uibic lIYItl E‘uc'h vi i (lilo?)
‘e
.-\:c:.‘. F»! ii»
huvr \‘u‘lvliczil liullct‘ :mvl llull‘s l'nln‘ll
Firt- :lllel Burglar l‘i'w-ul Sut‘r‘.
\Exlp chum-wt}, liopv. .m-
,.- ~: ~ \l,x‘.kx'. l “z...
nnn nnn ennl
.. l\»llil‘.
.i 115‘. c ‘l~~ ltlx‘l
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‘ r. s. REED:
\\‘c :trc lW‘t'iKtl‘th10llt‘ a first class lob of
SLATING
I‘I'INAIHRYII Sl.,\'l‘I-i
l‘nrtirs \v ~§i‘i;_ Shiv :'.l.»23;.:_; should (“ill on us
A. EACH 8.: C0.
\\':il~‘l \‘t , two'- ol ll.t\‘li'll:il South N‘o: walk.
Stand
“.4 ~_,_
on) HANDS!
“:l\lll:.' pierclznsod lbw biolncss of ;\. ll. (“$wa
lfil‘IS'l‘ l‘l .-\ i{l{ 1‘3'. ‘
In lhc city—“huh i u. 7 k. e p ~tm km? :3.» u>m11\\’ith
’ lln‘ l‘uwi of
Meals and Vegetables
11‘llUI'I‘S
Of all kinds in their season always .\I\ mud.
LE “0" VADAMS.
”‘05 If .
elnnneeens
TO ()IRDER.
~01‘dcrs for Blank Books of
all kinds promptly filled at the
Sentinel O ce.
“'0 have special arrange
ments whereby we can do any-
thing in the Blank Book Line
to the best advantage, and on
iiseenvenn Leennnn
’Oders respectfully ,solicated.
' T-l .‘ldm Strict.
~Hul Block ~Mulu-rs.i
Se. lenient Slilllll Bent.
51 Wash ington Strcct.
.F' lilzcrtz-z allow, :1 on l‘cposits.
lit ULL'Y I' ELY. l‘rcs.:
’ A. :§\Il..‘tl.*..\\'. \'Z. n l‘r(~.:
JUNK il, liVAl‘l‘. 5‘ C. 2nd Tums
Join ll. Lrou'n‘.
lllennen end Cennnellee at Law,
t‘oiinlu.~s§ vm-r of llxc Supt-rim \‘onrl
Cf-lillll‘~>1\lllcf of D2 uls tor ”a talc of ch York.
Fornwr Scintincl Bldg. So. Nul‘wnlkd‘f.
2111.;
\
"saintly-n? nfihn
Attorneyeat-Lalw.
t‘vr. .\l .21. 5:. um: .' 1..
Bridgoloort. -
36”.“ sum:- Nan -~».-- as: 1935
.tu‘SQmJ. iv‘rsos'ii,
‘ . . “ I Y.’ I
titties, and Sennnelnee at Law
will v our ll 3 "
>Hl l‘ll .\\‘l2\\.\l 1.
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. it‘ll-t \‘ne .xl‘li‘: .ttir
i‘ilXX
l‘or. “mt .\\nmc and linllcr Strccl.
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South Norm’all}. Conn.
.tl“‘.l>k“\“y‘ : >' ‘\. '
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Iii-ligibic “or? .z! liniwimblo l'rircs.
14l::\\6)\.
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l‘iulml‘ort‘, (bran and llusimlE
t'mnposition.’ '
v
Tl lb
HOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
OFFICE IN “SEZSTINEL” BUILDING
Ewart-m S'rnsr-r.
$31333 IL
Ovr \‘ mu. . .M‘Il erlllosrns. ..$1.00
SINGLE Germs, 5 CENTS.
'i ERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
’l‘crms of Anton-lining:
i x in €73 iii" gnfiilimf’g‘umikfi.
istm» $.00 35:00 8 on $500 stmirrszzw
-5 -~ l'-\l :itxi?§5§75"fw in" law
3 -- no no 5:» 750cm use) ism-
Illnlh.‘.‘f~u w‘msra‘w’nm now 2050
" .. ,w :mimiisc'iéinfiifif :77...“ mac
:3 5w .sn‘m‘o‘mm non 22m 4000
it N von ‘5’ e280“ 2300 25m soon 7500
9' “ new me 31-67(5'32561' so no rum mono
is “ l'u‘o gm scrotum ism‘ :um’ Hoot
. wu- and lit-rubs inserted grutultously.
‘d. . Siltt't" if: cents pcrliiw.
Shroud ut lllc l‘v~L Ullh‘t- at Some: Nor-troll; us Sc:
nod Chum Mutin-
«’31., 5..
{L \j‘
OFU
I Illullu!lw‘i‘e-Vi-Yllfiil
i.\\r:'s S how lie
Elms .ztl . upml .t .i curo
fii'twlt‘lults llu~
It :s pb t‘llil
, gin s \lll thTll
. .. Ilu‘ Indian“! pr.»-
l‘lllv'i'x‘ :i ll.~'l’r pvruu-
jn- u' ll \lli‘ than any
lliu .11. iiw li~\\'l‘ llswl.
; « lziim <_ North
lob , “Li -.
.‘ ii}\_
llilléllxt
t.
Humors,
l.t\ v ll\t‘ll .\y.-x "s
ll:H '. ..
Erysipelas. .. ‘
Canker.and
“\l.-\‘. -. l'l«.\i'§I\\ \lli l\1\\
llifs lllllltltliy;
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Seasou l‘886.
Dorlon House,
DORLON POINT.
NIII'TII XIII! \\'.\ Lit, (."l‘.
.\l bout-xx. l‘wprwur
coo
ll ., i‘o: '.‘.\- sv.
t!: .‘i r\ w
‘l‘ _- ll 1
pupm-d
mum ut nut in .i.~ .:,:
The. Genuine.
ls ~12;
Sheen Dinners an
\‘,r
Fulton Market,
.t‘.l.»..
epiln‘eelalln.
~=u~ of .‘
«CD
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lint
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JOHN
FLORIST.
MAIN Si‘ltliii'l‘. Stil'l‘ll .ant\\'.\l.l(
H. SMITH,
' HENRY ' Timur. "‘
CARRIAGE llllKllll}.
1% l<]l’.~\ 11% IN(}
Giannini. Bucksun‘nme.
This is tho scason in which to prcpurc for “inlcr
and it lwttcr to 5:“! rcudy for much trawl than to
wait mm! ihc busy \viutcr Swtfidll.
\Vork of all kinds pcuuiniu: to carriagc making:
and gcucnil blncksiuuhiug promptly ultcndcd to.
Wagons of all kinds madc to onlcr.
Wagons for sale.
Henry Tilly,
III A I N STREET.
”bolt; ill.“ humus,
\Vtmlcsatc :md Rctui‘: Dculcr in all kinds of
llllll.‘ Alllll Wllllll
rick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lchigh, Lackmvauua,
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Cools.
Anenl fer RUBBER PAINT
Yards foot or Wuhin "
shnustreets. Branch
BIS-u .
GOLDEN BROS.
Locust
bud Mars
Non-s About Lahor- In tho l'nsl.
The first strike in this country occur-
red in New York city in 1803. A number
of sailors struck for $14 in place of $10.
Thcy paraded the streets, but the leader
was arrested and lodged in jail, which
put an immediate end to the trouble.
In August. 1&33, thc journcyqnen shoa~
makers of Geneva, N. Y;, quit work in
a body because the proprietor refused to
dismiss one of the hands. Theirdemand
was complied with, but the strikers were
afterward indicted and punished for
conspiracy.
There was a labor riot on the line of
the (‘hcsupeukc and Ohio Canal early in
189.5. “These laborers," said a newspa-
per of that time. “will neither work
thumclws nor let others work. A com~
puny of riflcmcn soon settled. this
quarrel." In the same year the mill
hands of Patterson aftcr six weeks of
irllcncss at a loss to them of $24,000,19-
sumcd work at 99 hours 3 Wed: or 111}
hours per day. The old schudule of timé
had l‘t'ell from sunrise to su‘nsrt.
llhrnco ll. Day. a cup and hat manu-
fucturcr of New Brunswick. N. J., issued
:hc following car] in April. 1836: “The
l‘l‘ilplt.‘ in gcncrnl, and my binders in
particular, arc hereby informed that I
have now at work fonrand twcntv good,
pcrmnncnt workrm u. and scvcral more
ungagml to coumicncc tho first of May.
all of whom :u‘culikc unnll'r-ctcd with
tho brutal b pivsy of bluc Monday habits
:url llrt‘ mural going“ 11- of ‘ltadcs
unixm‘ principbs‘. llcru‘c my hirulcrs
may in ly upou stcmiy i-mployuwnt and
tlu~ public upon good work. punctimlly
pcrformrd: :md tlu‘_\‘ and mysolf find
just vuusc to .‘vhcituu- ourscln-s upon
the pram“ :mtl till-ctuul disposal. tll
uimo :iu.l furcvcr. of tln‘ Inc-mvcnicnco.
n:ju.~t'~cc, uml ll\|.>\lit‘.’ of pcrpctuzil vcx~
:itxolts. I’I'gllllll‘(“‘ltllllllllllt‘lH, and poriod-
lt‘:ti strikrs from m‘unuxlim: gangs of
ll‘dlhli'lil :m-t trzmipmg lru-b-s unionists,
\\'lln lmvc prev: «2 ll.» um in .s as tlt‘SlIlll‘t‘
wl \‘\t‘l_\' lH \lltl ;t'el.c:p‘-';is thcy huvo
‘ mix imlnru us lit Iln-zr wickcdu ss
toia. lltz‘ll‘ pr. rltlltitll m. lll"ll‘ \‘:n~
1‘ : c“. moi :mulriczl)‘.
l‘iu- .\‘.\\ ,lu‘l\l) Legisluiurv in lull}
g -H! on :lx‘l that ;::x\r‘ tho latmrrru
L.. l upwu tho l1~~llx of any company
l~v mun; lllm‘lVe‘lul forum) mumiut of
\\ .igv - tin-u \\‘l\!\‘ll lul‘i to bo paid prior
twill: ozhcr d mix of thc c unpzuiy.
ll‘upcr I:.|ll\\.|)’ ‘I lcs.
l: :..l~ nllrn hot n aunt that :t fortune
IZIH.‘\R- h. I'I.\l‘l§. ‘ . Y
» . ‘l . ~ .r‘, X l Catarrh, ’
i 1
Voice. Vocal (Milan? and. Smiths; i _ ‘
r . l i!‘~'i')“l in}
\‘\H t“.\\.~ \\:\ ot.«.\\ a u, “.41.,
rum“: I\tl\l:\lu.\\ .\\e1 i 1_\ “NH,”
‘\l'.’»“".“.‘i«‘\ ' . " : * ‘ t ’
- ..x‘l in in; w‘mt
1‘ - ., _ i h zuwinxonlhuul rc-
'~‘ ., 1’ ‘ 1» 3 .il-*'. l luf: tit In 'Ji‘i‘
ii " “5 i ' ~\ 1‘ ‘ ‘ * can be . \\i:*;x .\ .s.lll.ll‘li‘l.l.
. :3 .: l \\ lluvnins‘
u. u. “manta. l “_-"‘..‘ L- . ‘ .
- \ cured by I“ ‘V I‘ie‘i \i:ll:|\'i‘ ’
Practical Plumbcrd - - - r. .xl ~ -
; puritylng .‘ -:'s S.‘.r>.np;:zl‘..i
. .‘ \u‘.‘ l‘: 'r' 3‘. :-~: it .‘2. .. .‘l‘ ;. \';!t,31. in «‘l‘)V
n -~ - 2, .- the blood 1:...1 ,u .t» c...” l
I \rl‘ trawl. 1 Lou
ml“ u ll iv? 5. plain.
.t‘ .1 n kc r , and. 5.12:-
:m. and l't\‘~‘i\'t~‘l
from ti.
iv!”
with!”
t?
. also,
’il\ stoinmli.
; Juno I‘cirrc. S.
r \l‘il. . lass.
.. *9
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isa anl a,
x,r.\(‘n.,l.\‘\\\'il,.\la.~e.‘
l‘ricc 3|: sl.\ lmllh‘s. $5-
I‘. K{. i:i)l:l‘.‘li\,
l‘t2\\ ll.
Plane and linen Tuner.
I'uxl .\\c., lI.\.\"l‘ NOR“ \l.l\‘.
A]...
“us. In \l'l',
-\ It (7 ll 1 '1‘ IC
:- mus :nul
muslzuttlou of bit
C'l‘.
5}“...
:uad ~ :1
'l‘lill .\l S Ill-1A8!“ .\ lull.
‘l‘,l\‘o:\ it: Ll "-3 \\‘:|.~h.:..;ivu b” ,
..‘ So
his tl‘
\‘l‘t‘lt'vl’
xl-zoxk l‘. U. l‘.o\ .I.’\_
.I. 1‘. (‘|30\\'ll. '
ennennenn annennnen.
i lzul :ltltl Estimuiucwcn.
21.. kmds promle . Ntnlr‘xl to.
shop you qrwi. mar .\l:a:u .,
l‘. U. 1m in. Smith Nomad; (‘2.
"‘12s in;
.l. [3. RAYMOND,
Bllllllfll‘ llllll lillllll‘lllillll',
“’ork done by [Inc Buy or Con-
tract '
omw foot of natiland Sum on
\\'ntcr. P. 0. Box til? 404“
4
.ltbllN FILSINGIQR.
Merchant Tailor.
1:! Railroad I'lucc. - So. Sorwalk.
Pants to order 3500; Suits in onlcr for $18.00 ltc
wiring and c‘cnuin: niecly done. :15 If
E. TIIORIIES,
AGENT i-‘ou 'l‘llE
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford,
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
ROWAY'I‘ON, CONN.
JOHNTRYON
DEA LE“ IN
Ulllllllll Flilllll glil'lllllll‘lllS
PLOI'R, FEED AND ”rovismss.
FINE TEA, COFFEE AND SPICES.
CHOICI L183 01‘
Walnut Celebrated nineteen
Brunswick Hams, Bacon,
Smoked Beef and Pork.
Wagon willcoll, one «Tim and deliver good-
;iho
. lt\1\.\t‘,
,‘i\\’.til~ tho mm \vém sum-unis lll inn-nt-
m:: :i succcsslull ‘llllslllllll‘ f >r \vumlou
rulu' -v \H'.‘ or “slcvpvrs.” lliilro‘ul
imvl :: .2 h l" Molly mcrczisx-d during the
lo: 1i! c ul-‘. I ~p~ci lily in lln‘ West. and
it.“ tpicu'. donniwl for tics has phiy~
x-l :m lrllp-‘t‘lJlH lull in tho dvmidumn
of will funds. lttrlllgvul minds have
iv in t in; ecu-d for _\ nails to trying to solvc
tiu‘ pr. bin-m. so Mr wall: but iudillvrom
It was for it long tumx tlmughr
‘b;.t izmi was the mutorml bcst adnptcd
R: thv puipasu. but :lttcriipts in this dir-
.c'i m \\:‘l't‘ iii:<,lti<f::ctm-_v in thcir ro-
~.:2‘.t< :5 million clmngvs of tviupvrnturc
s‘u‘lt as sch rc cwitlwrcxitlcrcd l‘ruclurc
Hf lntv _\t «rs perpcr has [won put
1 . u..in_v stlancc uscs and it is now ho.
m \, ~.l and \\ ilh n unit}, If thc rcpnrts are
tray. ll‘. ll llio long scrub! for substitute
has 1;: last b. x'll discavl-r. d in this vrry
undivi‘nil. Tho mvcutur who puts forth
ll;‘.\ «‘iulnl has at. \‘isni a pnpcr ti:- which
all tlh‘ :idvuntngcs ut the
\x-mnlcu sleet per without its compsrn‘
rev. lv high I‘t‘Sl,
luv lint perileloni to be u\'t‘l‘t‘uule “‘38
lb.- snsccpubzluy of rapt-r to moisture.
s it w s«.
t
ul"iP‘.
pussnsu s
and this, ll is chum-d, has now bccn
:lt‘I‘-‘llll\ll>llt‘il. Tho he has bccu sub-
jectul ln M'Yt‘h‘ tcsts :uid is said to
psrcss :zll lll“?ul\‘:\lllllgt‘9 chumcd for
it. \Yliru plan ,1 in :1 but fiic it will not
l-in‘n :lhll \\ llt‘ll submerged in \vatcr for
month: at a time no tracts of dampness
:tl‘t‘ found lN’luW tho surfacc. Such a tie
\\'lll lzxsl apparently for an indclinite
px‘l'lwl for. of coursc, it cannot rot.
Though :ippurcutly as hard as iron. an
unlzuul‘y spiktx can be drivcn‘into It with-
. :1: -. liliculty. :uid whru thc Sptkt‘ is in
[orlllull llu‘ mun rial is of such a nature
that it chucs around lhc iron and holds
it so lirmly that it can ncvcr be shaken
'l‘hc prut‘css of manufacture is
sccrct to a ccrtnin cxtcm. but some dc~
tails huvc bccu mndo public. Any kind
of libi‘c can twcznploycd. but straw is
cousidcrcd prcfcrablc brcnusc it can be
casilv obtained .uid the supply is in-
cxlmnsnblc. 'l‘hc straw is made up in-
to boards “inch are tbcn placed in
laycrs and subjcctcd to great prcssuro.‘
in n hydrnuhc machmc. after bring first
trcutcd with a kind of crmcnl. 'l‘hc
atoms nrc thus forccd togctbcr into n
M‘lltl mass and tho whole is then baked
in an ovon uudcr n vcry high tempora-
turc. 'l‘hc discovcr)‘ bids fair to work a
rcvolutiou in railway building.
Tho Anarchist I‘ursltms goes for l‘outlcr-
.\'-
l‘bc rcccnt spccch of Mr. I‘owdcrlyx
dcnouucmg Anarchy. provoked a reply
from A. 1%. Parsons. one of the convict-
cd Anarchists, which was scnt- as an
open letter from his cell in jail. I‘ar~
sons challcnges Mr. Powderly to find a
man who can truthfully say that he
\l‘ursonsl as a Socialist or an Anarchist
ever advocated or countananced the do
struction of life and property. Parsons
says: “The foundation principle of
Socialism, or Anarchyds the same as
that of the Knights of Labor, namely,
the abolition of the wages system and
the substitution in its stead of tho in-
dustrial system of universal ctr-opera-
tion, making every capitalist alabcrer
and every luborcr a capitalist. and end-
ing forcvcr the conflict 'of classes and
tho inevitable antagonisms of the wage
slave system.“
Put-sons claims instead of advising the
use of force that he has only predicted a
social revolt of the work people against
the force system. “In tho past 10 years,"
he says, “I have been active as a labor
organizer and orator. I am a Knight
of Labor, In that time, from New York
in the East to St. Louis and Kansas
City in the “last, and from St. Paul,
Milwaukee, and Detroit in the North to
Louisville and Baltimore in the South
I have addressed at least 500,000 work-
ingmen, and among all that. number, in
all those years, I challenge Mr. Powder-
Iy to find a man who can truthfully say
that I, as a Socialist or Anarchist, have
advocated or countenanced the destruc-
tion of life and property. Whoever
says so lies. \Ve have declared that the
existing social order is founded on force,
and maintained by force, and we haye
predicted. and do still predict, a scant
revolt of the work people agoinst this
force system; that the wage workers
will bedriven unconsciously intoo u
rebellion aminst tho class rule and ass
domination.
Consti tion is positively cured ‘by
Carter‘s ittle Liver Pills not by purging
and weakening the bowels, but by regu-
lating and strengthening them. Thu I:
done by improving the digestion and
stimulating the liver to the proper scorc-
tiou of bile, when the bowels will peb
form their customary functions in pa
easy and actual man ,
DrugStore.
a
co at Stilson‘
041m
plum.“ New 0‘ 818-!!!
nor Purzouvo
ills must be voided. Ask (or Gum‘s
BittloLiver Pull. Price 85 cents.
From Massachusetts to Long Island.V
The Housatonic Railwa Company
has effected a Iemof the orwalk and
Danbury Road. It is pro to great.-
ly improve the latter cad. and the
Housatonic Company will run their
trams over it by way of the Brookfield
extension down to South Norwslk and
Wilson’s Point. on Long Island Sound.
This will bemade the most important
terminus instead of Bridgeport. That
it W1“ result in building up South Nor-
walk and Wilson‘s Point none can doubt.
This great railroad taps the three States
of Vermont, Massachueerts and Connec~
trout along their western portion and
their through business by way of Albu-
ny issimply immense. Pork, beef, turn.
her, coal, grain, and other commodities
are brought through from the great
“’est via this road and delivered as
cheaply in Bridgeport as in New York.
The same results will flow also to South
Norwalk and Wilson‘s Point. .
It; now remains for Huntington to take
advantage of the change and utilize it
for her interests. All kinds of produce
can be delivered in Huntington within
tu‘o hours time and at little expense to
our merchants from Wilson‘s Point by
moons of our Cross Sound Ferry and
this should fight Huntington fun im-
portant trading port for Long Island.
_ Another important point to. be takcn
into consideration) is the fact that a large
nnmbcr of pzisscngcrs go from New Eng-
land to our Soulhsidc resorts. This is a
fact for the Long Island Railroad Com-
pany also to take into consideration.
Should the road be i-xtcndcd to Hun-
tington harbor and a daily ferry connec-
tion be madc hctwecn \\'ilsou‘s Point
and Huntington a large passenger lmllic
could be built up for that railroad.
\\ here they have a short hunt to t‘oncy
lsland and Itockaway. thcy could have
it much longer one and add to the popu-
larity of all the Seaside resorts—Hum
tuigtun Long-Islander.
)Ir. Sinuucl l‘. 'l‘lu-asln-r‘s Crulsc.
Samucl l’. 'l‘hmslu-r of~.\'e\v ancn
has just rcturncd from acuiisc which
ho \\'lll bc apt to rcmcmber. He caught
:\ sword llsh nil a hook \ ilc trolling [or
blue tish; and ho had h "ck boncjust
licluw thc cyo crushc , aswinging
block. From the Isttcr dventurc ho is
room-wing won. The formcr is thus
dcscrabcd in tho l‘.illadiuin: “0n ih-x
way out and while fifty miles south of
Montank p lint hc made a rcmarkablc
ca; into which more than compensated
him for his fnihm- H find an opportun-
itv during his trip ii use the harpsion
winch he had taken with him for the
purpose of catching porpoiscs. , He was
trolling for bluc fish over thcuz-rnof
the sclmoncr who“ he felt a tut: which
half a dozen of the biggest blue tish
Would have been required to cqual. He
was nblc, howevcr. to kco‘p his hold of
tho llllt‘ until several of the men on the
vcsscl came to his assistance and aided
him to draw in his prize. which provcd
to bcnswurd lish seven feet and ten
iuchcs in length. and Weighing about
l3” pounds. The hunk which was about
six inches long. had caught below-cu
the sword and one of the fins close to it.
Very scldnm is a sword fish caught ex-
cept by harpooninc, and fish of this
kind riovcr bite at a book. Mr. Thrash-
cr‘s priza was probably crossing th-1
wakc of thc vcssel and did not notice
that anything dangerous was near. The
ofiicers and crew of the Morgan bod
better provenuer on their southtel‘n run
than they had expected.“
-\ (”unnoticut Industry Mcnacml.
\\’hat has been filly termed the "lab
ctnv of a Connecticut industry“ is being
drliberntcly contcmplatcd by the state
of Maryland. The Connecticut oystcr-
men buv their seed oysters largely from
the Chesapeake, plant them in their own
territory at home and pick them when
they are ripe and the market is ready
for them. The Maryland fellows want
to stop this. and are discussing the best
method of cutting off the supply to Con-
nec'icut. “The prohibition of sale of
oysters below a certain size,“ says the
Baltimore Sun. “would accomplish this
result. and would have the effect not
only of protecting our oysters and im-
mensely increasing the revenue derived
from their sale, but by cutting oll‘ their
main source of supply would hold out
the strongest inducement to the capital-
ists now engaged in planting in Connec-
ticut waters to transfer their operations
to the Chesapeake. Xorthcrn capital and
thrift have done wonders for the packing
undo of Itiltimorc. and their aid might
tw enlisted with the best results in (levels
oping thc natural wealth of the Chesa~
“cake oysters as New England offers the
t‘onnccticut dealers, and the Baltimore
American insists that the Marylands
shall cut more of them and thus sustain
the honul demand. Yet a while we shall
trust the Connecticut dealers to see that.
we do not lack a liberal sup ly of the
luscious bivalvc.—-—\\'atcrbury American
The “intestic Monthly For September.
1886.
“Father Bcsant‘s novel. “Cirildrcn of
Gibson.“ is by far the most remarkable
novel running in any magazine. The
September instalment is an intensely in-
teresting one. and would make this num-
ber of The Domestic Monthly noticeable
if there were nothing else in it. But this
excellent family magazine keeps up to its
usual high standard. The illustrated ar~
ticlcs are beautiful. One, on some north~
em summer resorts, is particular] bril-
liant, The short stories of the “ meo-
tic“ are celebrated, and this month there
are two as good as any published any-
where within late years.
The ladies will find all the coming
Fall fashions illustrated and described.
Every department of the costume boss
large amount of space devoted to it;
The “Domestic“ has been called the
“leading ladies‘ magazine."
The Domestic monthly is published at
853 Broadway, New York. at $1.59 o
year, postpaid. For $3.00 the monastic
and two new books, "Needlework" Ind
“Knitting and Crochet,“ both With do-
signs and illustrations, are sent.
Curious Epitaph In \Voodlown.
On a monument in .Woodlnwp porno.
tcry the followrng unique inscription up-
pears. _
"Rob‘t Gibson.
“1 wu born in 1&0 the year 80 has
gone in 60 years I lived in plenty cud I
might live mother 10.
“This shone wu erected before I died
to tell my nge I might hove lived.
"Reader never lie."
Mr. Gibson did not “live mother 10,”
d log April 18, 1886. three cars utter.
cleft directions for the fiends and
mourners who follower] his rennin. to
the grave to stop on their woy to sud
from the cemetery. for refreshments, at
M Smrth‘u, o prominent road house,
on ntrol Ivonne, outflow York. His
wishes in this respect, were fully carried
out.
Rick A I llomuyo
ymtgerm-L atom-uh
geon‘n knife, bosom o! t son-
md auto! Innings, t heaved.
' hole. medicin-
The Autumnal Equlnox.
‘ 0n the 23d. at 10 o'clock in thecven-
mg, the autumnal equinox occurs. The
sun then enters the list: Libra, the
ecliptic and the actor crou each other
and the astronomical autumn commen-
oss. The sun shines from ' to to pole,
night and day are of equnfolengh all
ovetrtbetglobtgung; in our belt of ter-
resria rri ,elu‘ w' '
our life and light looks Wimfii:
rug face upon a scene fair to .
The fruition of vegetsble dcvelo ant
crowns the picture. The ban
ylélded her choicest More: from her
fruitful bosom. Rich honest: load the
brood fickle, trees bend under the weight
of _rrpemng fruit, flowers of brilliant hue
brighten the landscape, the culmination
of the sun‘s influence is ev ' where ap—
parent. But even at this‘ Interesting
pomt of tbe eortb’s journey around tho
sun there is a foreshadowin of change.
On the very day when t e autumnfal
equinoxpccurs the sun men into south-
ern declinationfiie inn little longer below
the horizon than be is aboveit, the night
is a little longer than the doy. The sun
Is on the road to the winter solstice, we
are slowly traveling to the kingdom
where ice and now hold sovereign any.
We ore, however, gently led on the cor-
rowful path, through the sunny days of:
September and October that are beauti-
fiul as a dream and filled with an atmo-
sphcrc whose perfumed breath is like the
fabled elixir of life,
"a“ h-y‘s Quulltlcatloms
[Dcrby Trunscript.) '
The political pat begins to boil. 4' Th.
coming election in this state will he
especrally important. bewuse the new
legislature will elect a United Satan
scrutor to succeed Senator Hurley.
Lndoubtedly there are A great many
men in C(mnecti‘cut as able, as patriotic.
{is highly respected, as our present sen-
ior sonator. But we do-not believe
there is another in whom oil the quolifi-
Canons for efficient public service in the
upper house so conspicuously exist as in
Mr. llawley: In a senator we want as
well as ability, patriotism and integrity,
that long experience in public off-its,
that ripened judgment and breadth of
yicw which only extended service con
impart. Taking Senator Hawlcv's per-
sonal character into consideration. as
well as his long and varied omciul
to himself as useful to his state and us-
tion. it is plain enough that connection:
would make a great mistake to put my
orhcr man in his place. “It! believe in
civil scrvicc reform: and when you have
a public official whose character and
training in a certain place render him
better qualified for that place than
anybody else. in our judgment the true
philosophy of civil service reform
teachcs that he ought to be reelected.
The Boundary Between Rhoda loll-d
and Connecticut Formally Settled.
The commixion on the boundu'ybe-
tween thonecticur and Rhoda 1st
met at Watch Hill on Thursday and
reached a final agreement, subsmntaolly
on the basis of the informal sgmement
made some weeks ago. The disputed
boundary was over 20 miles in length,
and extended from the junctiono! the
Ashaway and Puwcatuck rivers totbe
New York state line. The line, on
agreed upon, 06mean It on iron
buoy in the Asbnwoy river, running
downtsbe ‘ _ Pocon-
tuol: vie-ov- §n I‘I. In“. on. i- m
northwestern course on a struight lino
meridian to the New York stats line.
By the line agreed upon the oourso’
throughout is made straight us torus
possible from every angle. Tbcline will
have to be ratifimi by the legislatures of
the respective statcs. and subwqueutly
confirmed by the United States govern-
mom. in order for it to beoperativeos
the boundary in fact. There is practi-
cally no change in the lino that has been
the acknowledged boundary for yours
between the states above the mouth of
the I’awcatuck river, where it em '83
into the waters of the Nomnsett y.
In the latter body of tutor Rhode Island
makes a slight gain, but it is conceded
that the boundary upon is
cquitahlc, and there is ‘no reasonable
doubt of its ratification by the respec-
tive sororities.
From “'Illlom Fuller, of 349 Howard
Ave , one of New Howl-It's lost Prom-
‘ lucut Citizens.
Saw Hsvu, Conn" Sept. 13, 1882.
Mussns. Lawns 61: Co.:—
GENTLEMES -For the lost two you: I
have been atllicted with o combination
of Liver troubles and Malaria, and have
employed many physicians and hove
tried a change of climate. but with no
success. 31y stomach woo very weak
and 1 could remit: little or nothing upon
it for days at n time. had cous-
ional sinking spells that my fnendsrc
garden] as very serious. I had lost fifty
unds of flesh, and was npidly on the
53am, so that] won trouble. to
Attend to my business, when 3 friend
suggested a trial of your “RED JACK-
ET BITTERS." I begin to nuke en-
quiries of man who bud used your Bit-
ters, and fourr but one sentiment c:-
preaed in regard to their great medici-
nol virtues. My faith was still limited
in their being a source of an helper
benefit-tome in my complies drama.
I finally thought but to nuke o trial of
them, and hove taken two bottles. I
have goiued seven pounds of flesh cod I
am rapidly on the pin. I can cheerful—
ly say that they are the best medic“ ‘ V
have ever used for the shove trouble,
andlfeelosislbadlnew looseofhfc.
Yoursv res tful ,
5mm
mom own: A new
Although Suddenly Stricken. Without it
Debt In the World.
Judge Charles A. Bay of your Elva,
has just cloud an canto which. chat on
experience at twoutysflvo you! in “It.
settlin be pronounce- o more
one. I‘d Februuy lost Alvo Borneo died
suddenly while sitting in I chat, ct his
home in But Pearl ctr-cot. Ho was shout
aixty~flve yours 0! age, sad but mm
lated over $30.01!) intbe oyster
by the old not] slow method of
The only relatives with right- to tho '-
tote were o widow cud ”Wham
wife of Captsin Willi-III
Baltimore. Ir. Borne- died
of
Pendi tbs new no
cuimofonykiiifidoovbenlr. m
. 0 O ' Invocation.
“Witch-Inch
m...“ ,
Boot-.lhmnnxn.
moon-mo»!!!-
carecr, which has alway been honorable .
Rhodes Folly, and then due south on ”
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