Yong. .\'.\"I.l No.49.
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Fare 60 Cents
Fare .. 4Q \Qfients
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I“ “Y (‘.\ RRIAG ES
L TOYS- ‘
CONFECTIONERY, ClGARS,
Ilium: rcuccuplcil Ilrc cold
hIIIIIII. 'I‘n) lnr‘s block. I am now
In-Ilcr prcpurcd llmn cvcr to ut-
u-rul In all Ilcnuuuls for goods in
III) “III‘. Sow sun-k Illuiuahuur.
.hpcciul utu-nllun council to our
large stock of Bull} l‘urrluacs.
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INSVVURE
\‘Hl'l: l‘ll‘ll'lili'l‘Y Ah \lNh'l‘ FIRE
\‘;-rry an .\(‘(‘I [bl-INT POLICY prm him: in
um of fund .npiry rlic Sulllt‘ as erc lnsnruncc‘ and
{my} lll‘nl‘it‘tl llrsli‘fulrli)‘l|l: for loss of liinc.
INsl’ I: [-2 your lil I‘ll iiilonlini: pruu-ciiou to your
him y :n \.i~i inf dinih from :an) cunsc.
vAl'i‘LV TU“-
JACOB NI. LAYTON‘
LQ’I‘i-‘d c ti!) \Vnshinglun 5L. So. Nonuilk. l‘l.
Alsu Hill's}: und III-II]. IZS‘TATI'I Ago.-
.\I|’l‘.\ HY PI'I'ILH‘. l.\rknowlnhcrncnts 1:6;an
0t II.\ N STEJ “NI! [1‘ 'l‘lCKI-I'l‘s‘ for sum and
|I|:.\ F‘I'S. for rum l‘ound and izpwurds. .
MUN l-1\' HINDI-2“" to :il‘i pzrrt- of Europc. and
I{.\ I LRHA I) TII‘KETS ro llli points “'csr and
Smith \‘iu l'cnnsylvrumi lLuiruml.
' W " C". 13;"15'e rcLYN; '—
BAKER AND BUNFECTIUNER
No. ‘37 Main Street. ‘ 5-1 \\‘nshlrigtnu Sh,
Nurmrik. 2 So. Sorwulk.
CHOICE CONFECTI’ONERY,
(I? If 0W! IASUPACTI‘RK. A SI'I‘A‘IAIJ‘Y.
Ice Cream, Charlotte
de Russo. Etc., Btu,
rcasrsnxn AT enun‘r sorrow; 192d
-. ' aniEé',
CllllFE CT llllEliY
3
‘ Pure ' , '
I C E C R E A M,
and the
WEBESTI BAKERY;
All of our own manufnclure, at wholesale and re
mil.
{ti‘bnmlws ind Festivals nupplicd in quantities
an to “hem discount.
L‘lIDER’S BLOCK.
IAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
dalt‘ill‘i'iil Hardware
Horse Fn nlsnlno Coons
MEAT MARKET
"irons“ Vlror'jrox.
UPHOLSTERER
....—_\3;\i - <<<<<<
Repairer of Furniture.
(luohs (‘_\i.i.i~t1ii~‘oii .\§i\ llituymiiiii.
\‘ur, Morn sir-wt .oal ['cL‘ci V\\c . 1'. N ”‘X 3"“
xonwufi. co“.
lillllN 'l'lllllil
- .\ f-ill i-‘r-i k of furiiil'irc of :ill kinds.
1 'nrlor and Bedroom .h‘cts
a spccinlty.
UNDERTAK llll .
l‘uul \ - ‘lill‘alllir‘x‘. \\i:l:ori! :uhlltioii.il \ \p “N.
DAVID S'l‘l “V. _
TIT} tf Muir: Sll‘x‘r‘l opposrlc iii-pol.
N EW D R U C S
lrerrl‘nlno; Fresh ail Nee
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Pl‘llSlIl‘illlllillS Ullillllllillilllili
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GEO. C. STILLSON. '
dimensionless.
l‘ ic llll>l".\“’lllil"\li\.\'l‘ ’rr ‘l‘U’WN of
Vicctriuitcs 'i‘uuh.
“‘Iritc Lciul. I'uiuls.
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Lurks runl Nltiuhs,
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in
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Kris“. ‘
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for Yl.o‘
1i.r\\i‘\‘l~rrlic:il l‘milcr :mli Hull‘s l‘utch
hirc :m‘l lilll4i’ll l‘rm-l Salli.
.\;.:l'l«’l_liilll'.ll lmpicrnrms.
>lirp \ izuiirllcry .
W. C. Quintarcl,
\
lqu‘, i‘Ci‘
rinsninosrrr .
M E A T{ S
of all lands.
POULTRY
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kit :il rx :lrsillzlihc pi .r’i s. .
‘_ r-V 8-. REED:
SLATE llllllF NE
\\'c iir‘c prciuircd lo (to :\ lll‘Sl \‘illSS in!» of
SLATING—
lu cum qunorn r:.\s1‘ ruxmm. or
l‘rcxurmvri sr..\'ri»: K
M oenls oer fool and reward.
l‘urlecs w:>liiu: \‘lzur rooting would mil on us
i‘\I'I}lll n; pcr'unrrgn; to u ilr~l r1..~~ rum: uni
hclorc comrncl l!i_ césc“ licrix
A. BACK 8!. Co.
\\'.-ricr S! . [out of Ilnvilzuul South Norwnlk.
bld 'Sta’x’ici
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OLD HANDS!
Ilziring Plll‘f‘lizl\(‘i! tlic busincss of A. Ii. Colcy.]
wih hc glad to scc :ol hounds :n she old sound—the
I} ICS'I‘ 1‘ I .»\ I { Ii lfl'l‘
In the cily-\\hlch 1 will kccp shock“! as usual with
Meals millennial es
FRUITfi
Of all kinds in their season olwuys an round .
LEROY ADAMS.
T05 t1
BLANKBBOKS
1‘0 ORDER.
Orders for Blank Books“ 01'
all kinds promptly filled at the
Sentinel 0 co.
V , “'e have special arrange-
ments whereby we can do any-
thing in the Blank. Book Line
to the best advantage, and on
iiisonrronr Linens
' Oders respectfully solicated.
ipSOU’ ‘ll
nil) fiat
nonunion. .,
Si] Nlll‘llfllli SillillllS Billlli
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51 Washington Strcct.
ilpcii lhli‘
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lll‘lllJZY l‘ ELY. Pics:
A. Mil.,\l.\N_\ \W l‘t’cs.:
slullX ll liXAI’l‘. Soc. :im‘. 'l‘rcus.
.IOII\ II. LN-‘nll'll‘.
Attorney and Counsellor on Law,
(‘oinnirssioncr iv!
rum '3 so In run. and from i rots pm.
“All “:N from ti c.
minor 1 oil l)t posits.
tilildv.
:lic Sillll‘l.ill' \‘oiirz
\‘oiiiiii;~\'oiirr of lh cds for rlic Sinic of .\‘cw York.
li‘ormcr Scintincl lildg. So. Norwnlkd‘I.
Ilti\\'_\ I!" II. lfl‘SI’I“
AttOrney-at-Law.
cor. M a r. s: I\1R\lI‘\lrlll(i\‘..’\\\‘ ,
Bridgolaort?‘ - Conn.
revs: sou-.2; Kory/ilk, rm. up ”is: inst»
nus-m; ruos'l‘i
Alloroer nnl Connsellor at Law
out: ll
bill 'l‘ll _\Ull\\ _\l,‘.{, I‘HNN
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iii-Q iieiéoviiiiirf
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V nonunion. co\x.
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from l o l, on} . (o
co: N nonunion.
_ iii 14: s'inxirini
(ionic); 'rnioriirns. I’ropl‘iclurs.
oi‘ircr. rx'usnxrrxuu' BUILDING
i‘:LlXAY-ETH STREET.
Osv YEAR. . ..$‘l..00 i Six MONTHS...$1JII3
RISHIJC Cor ll-‘..\‘. 5 Crown.
'A‘ERMn h’l‘IdK‘TLY IN ADVAN‘CR.
a.
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mix l m. '3 1.. 311:. i 4 on, L4 col. Lori-3. l n-
I\\':\. siuo saw: 83ml Sim $1100 s: no sink
2, “ i 30 “m 1:13 I» if» 7 in! in; ‘ ism
3 “ 31'“ M“ 5‘ :3.) H00 in no ism
”In": 2 TM 'w‘ r"- ?nl s ‘vi ll on :im not
.. 4 w : r. ~ no 1-: iii iiuo tum} NTJOI
ii " is 0 _| for I‘I‘ l" on 1: UN 1-: ‘1.) «10!.
fl “ Uri-l ?‘ Nov :'.r\l .xrtlhI 13m
9 “ l‘.‘ 3.3 c. w .9. 45m asoo' moot
IL‘ “ li- Md 3'. z' :‘.i A) :u «2.: in \H ' .i no pm If
i-l-s :il.ri Drums iirsczxul L'l'.‘ihll70ll§iy.
‘ is pcr linc.
.\i«E ma i‘v n‘
Enzcrcd at lhc his! or
i-‘ ii Lliiss hiililcl‘ '
r C
For Torlet Use.
Aycr‘s lluir \‘écor kccps thc hair soft.
and pli.rut. iirrports to it tho luxlrc and
frcshncss of youth. czuiscs it to grow
liixiiriuntlv t‘lxiviiirlfs‘r- lumlrutl‘, cnrcs
all m :ilp disarm-s. solid is tlic inns! clcsrr»
ly u: all hair pix-purotioiis.
lidil' \‘igor has ilhi‘ll inc
3
AYER [\i‘l‘lrw'i more: Lu lion. 1 “us
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To! Main Stir-cl. lily‘s l‘urldizrr:
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Burlorinuse,
DORLON POINT.
SIII'TII X0“ \"Jlih'; (T.
.‘l l‘l‘liliI‘Nr l‘i’oprmlx‘vi‘.
sri } I\iill\\‘ .ll\. ..‘"_\
pro ivir
humour!
The Genuine Fulton
is ill;
Market
m :i!.«.
Shore Dione
lixcryi‘ :.»,. ‘
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pare a Sr
1 so: .'o ulf
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dOHN H. SMITH,
’ soon so,
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NOIHYALK
*‘IrENRY mm '—
llAliliIlllE MAKING.
R- E I" A; I III N (fr
GENERAL BLACKS)! ITIIING.
This is the smison in which to pn‘pnl‘c for wirucr
rind it is hotter to get rcudy for rough trsvrl than to
wait until the busy winter SOSSGH. ‘
\Vork of all kinds pcrluining ro curring!) making
and general blucksmirhin: promptly ultcndcd to.
Wagons of all kinds made to ordcr.
“'ngons for sale.
Henry Tilly, '
MAIN STREET.
JOHN H. reruns,
Wholesalc imd Retail Dealer in all kinds of
COAL Alli] Willll]
rick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Laekuwauna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Will: esbarro Goals.
inert for RUBBER PAlllT
Yards foot of Wuhin ton and Mars
riciirlv hold for six yours. during “ho-h
row I uscd runny liuir llrt‘pdl‘dllnlls. but
“If?! “LIFV‘X
I‘l..\‘l‘l‘()Ii\lr I‘HINIIJS
(X Ln: NSIH KY. (‘ANIDATIZ l-‘UR. li(I\'<
liliNIIR - l‘lH’lSS C(L‘INIIINTS.
‘l‘l l l? lilil‘l‘lllJill X PLATFI llL‘I.
To dcl'cnd thc honor of mankind and
tho unity of llic nation against thosc
\\ ha dcclurx ii that to bc thc licst form of
socécty in which thc capitalist cwncd thc
lzil-crnr. llic rcpuhlicnn parry sprung into
sixestcrrcvi. It trampled tinder footiill
ilic prc‘iudiccs of rucc. color. custc and
wculih. :rholrsln-d sluvcry. sccurcd to all
mcn lhc frurlsof thcir labor and limit
upml rights. It rccnnsiruclcd the wry
fouruiolrons of rho constitution to «stain
ll‘li p--il‘u~l justicc. 1t I‘USUH- d and glor-
ati~ rl llic union, 1! gavc us our first. truly
rlirtiouul currcncy :uid ‘gfllllt‘d us tlic
highest neuronal rrr-dit in tho world. It
:1ch u homo-stood to cva soiilcr on the
public lands. lt civil-M’ors to :sulidividc
ilic public lands rum in; actual sclllcrs.
mid to urcourrigc iiirrur-nious rcliuions
lit-twicn l‘lluir and capital. ls liiis trcnt
cd lln- solilln-rs and sailors of ihc Union
\\ illi :1 pm :cc and ccncrusity rrcvcr hc«
world thc clrrmpiun rind protcctnr of the
cormnon pcoplc. a truly dcmocrutic pur-
ty of lubor. hbcrty. law justico and nui-
ty. Itcarrics thc Iioblcst tradinons of
slow pus! rind is :ilrvc with tho lllfzilt‘cl in-
struct: of l‘oc luiiuc. Its princ i-lcs will
sulvc m I ty probh-ro. Ni) rscw organizin-
llx-ll I‘Jlt lniu‘ .‘r iznilion‘r'l :irci‘ to thc du-
[It‘s i f Ilu‘ spa And rln- lv|llll4llthlll
perry :n i'wtd‘t‘ll’lnll :|r>«’ll‘l-l“;l ill‘l'! l-y
III i‘lJl‘r \. - A -
l. \Yc I‘VIVHI‘ an (arid upon 'lu- impou-
~d products r»; lrqu-ric-wl foreign labor.
Liiily J85”) d strilur‘rv-d so ‘ris to
pl‘ulu‘l thu i:‘ ~rr .‘i : of .\mcric:\u wago-
c.orl\c.r< \\‘lli.w‘ltl adding: to “our hir-
ii!‘l:\', and or p.-:l.l to thc history \‘i It"
:ilzul
\\ :ilroni sin i i'.\3. Ind‘ cd. “hi! lullc
lulll‘ l bud “as groom: tliirinvr, mml
1 Mini .\_\cr‘s ILiir \‘iizor I \lM‘il hm
Inn-tics “lIlli‘\‘131\\l‘,:\llsllll)'lll‘ilithIlU“?
\\\li1‘\‘\k‘3'r‘\l\Viillil ricwgrouillol limr.
«Judson ll. \‘liopcl. 1‘ nilu-«ly, Muss.
lit; lnx‘wti‘v
HAl .
\vcuk. c1
and :1 .. ~l. ru.iy Innc in \\ s
iiiui \I'iHl' Ir or .d to is My tl.c row or
Ayn: H or \ :_v~r, “.\l\'li.iir w lillillt.
lmlni. .~ iil‘x. and lid «i! ii. louc
imam. .\\s is H or \‘:;or ~~h~pp d
thc killing. {ill-i ix ~l~vi\'«i my ini’ir in 11s
original (Hivl. ,\\ .l illsw»:ll..: for tin-
hm. ll:‘.\ l'|\ euro” in in \‘it‘ilvll ,
Nor) IS. “sinusoid. Swim rlr‘t'. Minn.
vi n. .tlirl lu i‘.i‘.\‘, in llio
VIGOR, n; pl mom .‘ or lln‘ lint. um
lu‘ prrscrs id is 113:: nob *riiJc l‘r‘l‘li ll 1w 1
tlic usc oi .\\ri'« ll..:i‘ \ .' i. “A dis-
t;l\|' cl llrc m .lil‘i lli‘\ i my ll nr lo hos
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ionic harsh Ilul \lrx urn; x» Lill’oui
Il‘l‘r‘l)‘. a 1 I Hull ‘~"\ ‘r.c\l to Kl“
rrrc any _ ‘ l c-mim inul using
Ayvr‘s 'riuw imitlrs r-l
tla s m puns: , winnl my lurr no :i
holltli: soul ': rid it is now Sol"
mid inmost \lz' 1p .w ‘llltil‘ and ii
is :ilso lrn- ii’v’iir ii,riiri\’ull.—Mrs. Ii, R. V
Foss, Milnuiilwx . \Vis. l
. .
Ayer‘s Hair Vigor, r
in id l-y illin ;::‘\:- and Pinion: ~. .
l‘l‘izi‘iu‘r .\\i l r\‘. l‘l'i'llill! or"; in. :12: l
\VUIIIlt l‘lltl «‘iit‘n‘u c
plucc .\\ci‘.\ l'it‘.~ :i: :lic l1: Ail c: rho i.\l
iii populdr is :in in s, 1 \r 8:. l. mil Ni l“~
Ulla llcudurh. ~. k‘ousiipul ion. and all nil~ V
incurs Ul“.j.‘.lll.lllll : in u «lisorlli i‘cd l.i\ cr.
subr' \‘
pulp
I how lu‘cn -:l iti‘crit suii‘li‘cr from .
Ilczzdmlic. uni-l v\\cr's (‘J'xil‘tll u Pins 2
urc :hc only inimirczno than Lu l'\i‘l.‘ ,
gchn inc il’ilt 1‘. (mo dosc o: il-i‘hs‘ lizlls
will quickly iiiovc my hour-ls. rind trco
my luuiil lic‘u p:c.u.-\\'illiuru I. l‘occ.
Iiu llllli'll»l. \Vxl. H
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l‘rcpun .l by l‘r.d. (‘. .\\'cr fil‘oulrowcll. Muss.
bold li)’ nll Ilculi is in Mi diciuc
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.i Liv: l‘
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705‘ if ,
Nunuck. l‘.“ lbw r;
J. l‘. (“0“ [-2.
ornrnore oooBorLo-en.
«. :ll.\l lisiirnuics czrcn.‘
do i . n’tids promptly dcd 10.
Shop Ami ~1rcci. incur .\l .l
l‘. U. BI" ll-‘l. Smith Norwiidi Vt.
J . ll. IL‘ ‘1103 I),
Billllllll‘ llilll lilillll‘llfillll‘,
“’ork done by the Day 01' Con-
tract
of Ilnviland Street on
P. 0. Box 617 404“
Ollicc
\Vatcr.
foot
.lllllS FILSIXGERs
Merchant Tailor.
So. Norwalk.
1:! Railroad Place.
Pants to ordcr $1.00; Suits in order for $28.00 Be
pulrinLv und clcirnin: niccly dnnc. 726 If
E. TIIQNIES,
AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford,
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
ROW’AYTON‘ CONNO
EBHNTRYON
DEALER IX
GllfllCfl Fllllllll lil‘llCllllllS
PLOI'R, FRED LSD PROVISIOXE.
FINE TEA, COFFEE AND sprcrs.
CHOICE USE OF
Wallace’s Celebrated Crackers
BrunswickE Hams, Bacon,
Smoked Beef and Pork.
thon will an. uke orders and deliver goods
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‘12 ‘ ‘ri'sis,
l‘llli.l\‘il. lvgul‘irii r us \xliil‘itm; >\|.‘h
wiso Ii'\:_\’lr> .' iln- turitl laws fix in
Inn» Yiiilirc ; »- l :;\i Mr‘lll‘v‘d llo-v- \ullt~
ell-n i. i: is i ,, row «- mushy rind l‘r‘.'!|i\‘.
iin‘ 3-.tll\ \\. o .1 In R \r‘ii‘“ of ll- duly
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72l. an“: or 1 r :i \‘xlsl‘ .aJ :ohui l ,;
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.t' (“rerun r‘«‘|lIllI‘il‘. null: r cair-
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cinnnlirr: of any Illwl‘v‘ lnnl to rail-
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{Him we llu' - ism li' iIIl.il\‘ tr {will
:Vir :1 cm of i \‘sc [an r tin-
.uvrp ixziiw! ~l «lrnuavnitiorrs of work-
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line!
i: 2- i \. chit -r ii .i propz-r l-usis-
no in I” \v- lint llw hr.»- si IiiYi-iiigcru‘r- l\
or li'imilc loo lu‘ pl «- rrnllori or :i just
np‘irliliriuiii in l\\ m ll tho groin! ltiiiusli‘u‘s
or rhu c. ll‘lll)‘, 'l‘u llris cud, “o furor
ilw r sllll‘llillilli r I. of ii iuhouril «lcpiirt-
iiici:!-‘ r f riiriaisliu's to. §._:.rtlicr
:-ll«‘ll ll“s‘-‘\<;r5_\‘ lliiilllll'illi‘ll :is \\'iil giro
.r cairn? slxl’llli,’ p Ilrzl for fulurc logis-
lotion. \\‘c dcnourxcc lhcnilarnpt of thc
iii'llldi‘l‘llllt‘ party it! i‘ric lust scssiuu of
coricre as to cliniigc tho luritl" laws :is :in
; Huck upon .\nu~ric:ui labor. and \‘llll‘lb
Mini r \ rcducc thc wugcs oi llic laboring
. i “
.‘nil\l Lilon- .
. mun mid doc-radii his condition, 7
l. u‘ ti‘uili.‘ in intoxicating lupiors is
just a} churgcziinlc ;r~ :l uncut c'iusw of p-rv-
crl) . rcirurnucc :iii lcrimc. k lur cxrsl .ug
liH‘Jl option laws are in accord with rhc
slutc‘smicicm (licorics of local gorcrn-
nil iii. and thc rcpublicun party is rcndy.
:is it always has liccu. for thc cnzictmcm
of such laws. tcndmg t ) crudiciitc lhc
cx'ils of intcluiu-rsncc. as may bc dc-
iuuudcd by public scntimcnt.
\\'c rcncw our rxprcssrons of licor-
ly sympathy with the wisc and patriotic
rcpuhlicun policy of gruntingsfrom thc
nation‘s pk lily goricrous pensions i.) thc
muinicd rind disulilcd vclcrun scldicrs of
our wnrs. whether against foreign or
I orucstic focs. \\'c dcncuncc i‘ie. pro-s-
i. in! national administration for its iudc-
fcnsililc vctocs of rncritorions niciisnrcs
for thc rclicf of \‘clcruns rind their wid-
ows and orphans. and condemn Ilic usi-
dignuicd language in which said vetoes
wcrc cxprcsscd. “'8 further protest
against the rcnroval from otliciul pluccs
of worthy and disabled Union soldiers
to rnukc places for civilians and cx-ccu-
fr‘di‘l‘ul cs.
3. In the prcscnt condition of our
coast fontilicatiom the country stands
practically defenseless. It is incapable
of conducting international controvers.
ics upon equal terms, and is liable to
shameful humiliations. Prompt. and en-
ergetic action is a high and immediate
duty. “‘e commend the republican scu—
ntc for its patriotic attempt to meet the
the emcrgency, and declare the demo-
cratic house of representatives without
excuse or palliation for its refusal to co-
operate.
6. As Americans mindful of the his-
tory of free government on this comi-
rn-nt and proud of our sagacious appor-
tionment of national and state powers,
we rejoice at the progress of liberal ideas
in Great. Britian. and the cerpainty of a
speedy gratification of the Just aspira-
tions of the Irish people for such meas-
urcs of self-government as shall forever
end their humiliations :and oppressions.
7. “'e demand an honest and thorough
enforcement of the civil service law, and
as far as practicable we favor the exten-
sion of its principles to municipal and
stare administrations.
S. The wisdom and honesty of the re
publican party secured Isound national
money to the people. Gold and silver
should be maintained in friendly rela-
tions. and the government should con-
stantly strive, by legislation and by in-
ternational negotiation, to secure to all
the circulating medium, coin and paper
alike, an equal interchangeable value.
The surplus in the treasury should be
steadily applied to the reduction of the
national debt.
9. The sacredness of the ballot is the
safeguard of the republic and we renew
our declarations against fraud, violence
and intimidation wherever and however
practiced, whereby the right of any cm-
zeu, white or black, in any put of this
country, to cast one ballot and have that
ballot tairly counted sud returned in de-
nied, abri or imperilled.
10. We ieve the‘terri of Dako-
ta by post precedents and by the letter
and spirit of the constitution is mounted-
ly entitled to a pious among the sister.
of states, and we condemn the
a
democracy
IRS. JOHN uflLLAND.
our p Z _
6011328 3308.
shall streets. Branch ct Stilaou’
Store. , mar
1301311“!th W» 0‘- arm
hood
in congress for refusing in
“mission to the Union. _ ‘
geranium is, lSSG:
iv rc blind of, it has provcd itsclf to thc.
11. \\'c cornmrnd thc wisc. ccono'ni-
cal and ill licious :idruiiiistriiiion of our
state :ill‘nirs during the past. two ycars
under the present stntc administration
with Hon. Henry B. Harrison ill lI<
licud. who has added aunthcr illustrious
name to thc long list ofl‘omiccucut grov—
crrmrs. \\'c boliuvc that “on. l‘lnnczrs
(‘. lmunsbury and thc mhcr candiduti-s
nominated lo-duv will, if clccu-d. he
cquirlly faithful to the intcrcst of thc
stoic. and that their conduct of the pub
lic atl'uirs will dcscrvc Linc same comincn‘
dution. \Vc corifidcmlv commend the
ticket to the pcoplo of t‘onrrccticnt for
llrcir cordial support.
l‘llIXEAS l‘. IJR'N‘i‘s‘CliY.
Hon. 1‘. l‘. Imunshury was born in
Ridgcticld in 1810 and.until he was four-
tccn ycars of age. livcd and worlu‘ii on
his filtlicr‘s form in abut, town. At the
age of fourtccn hc wont In Now York to
SI‘I'k his fortunc. llc oh'aincd cirrploy.
nicnt In a shoc \‘lurc. (‘omnu-ncmg :rt
lhc lowcst lljhlIIUH in the storm lac work~
cd his way slcp by strp until his Iliili>‘.~i)’
ability and strict nth-union to business
‘irusul him in bc promotcd lu tlic posi—
tion of cordidcnrinl clcrk rr. the establish—
mcnt. .\t the age of twenty-one he re
turucd to t‘onncclicut and in company
with his brother rindcr the firm rimnc of
Lurusl-ury lirotlu-rs. lagoon the manu-
fucturc of slmcs iii Ncw Hun-n. Tho
lir'iii cru‘r‘icd on husrucss In tlm uppr r
purl of tho wc~l cnd cf rho building: now
«r-‘citplcd l‘)‘ \\'ilim.\ & I‘m. Ull‘ Ncw lla-
nn \‘lmpwl sum 1 dry Ll“\'|l$II\';|II\r.‘< Af-
It I‘ l‘illilllli‘llllj.‘ :1 [iri’vpvi‘i-ua‘ itlxslllt‘as fur
about two ycurs l. lllllrl‘lll‘)‘ Hrnrhi-rs rc
mow-d to South Nurwzilli and iii :1 lui‘ggr
building and willr iricrciocd fili‘llllli's
cozrrmuml thc iiizriiiif‘uciuimg lrirsmcss.
'l‘hc tirm rapidly iiicndsni its lumnws
.ll‘ll for >\‘\‘i r n yous Mr. 1. iunsl-ury
ti'nvi-li invcr l'h‘ siiitc \Vllil his trunks
of .xlillplrs sulrcitirig nrdcis from tho
country tin ii‘ll‘il‘als rand largo rrtiul rlldv.‘
d .ricrs. l'Vv ry mun who dial lithiucss
\\ ail; him Iivlllll him lwncd and n li-
:~‘-Iv. Hc swirl built up :| lzu‘gc It'udc and
\\ A cousii owl lllr luvs: p‘puiril‘ II‘.‘\\-‘ 1-
ill: silosnv ~ in IX mi: cticm, ..\i inc i rid
n: to only i \ .u‘s n2 own is lic r; tircd from
in two coiun l is in With tlic firm but >llll
l‘l‘lvllli“ his pv ciirinry iritcrcsr In Ihc
l~rr~.iio.~s. In l‘ll .\lr. It‘ltlii‘ltilry r'cprc-
~cntml his tuun in How :ciicrul assciiiluly
.ml \\ us one «if llic lt‘zlxllll: winking
Iiiciiilwrs on tho rx publicun Slili‘ of thc
h insollr. luuusl-uiy sercd four months
iu'l ’li‘ chrhl wmh cum: cticut volun-
l» - is at tho I iii if which timc hc
\\‘.i~' discli:it‘,;ml li- 2‘. use of iill}~i\‘ i! dis»
:rlxihiy. In 1‘?! ho Ill:il‘llv.l rho littllalilrr
of N: snih \Y i, :r wcnlt‘iy merchant
ul er \‘nik vuy. S mu :ifiwr Illr‘ mzir-
r'r;\~.:c of ill: ri \ll.1iils'l' .\lr. \\‘rig;l.! dimi
inning u lisrgc l'oiimc iirc grown-r por.
l‘uin iiI' whis‘li Wits lln‘c‘slul ill Illl‘ >1 \‘k
..t’ llic .\le‘I|i‘RIII liink Noto l‘t rupnny of
which ho wins prcsidoiit. and in Urn .‘Ir‘l‘s
chain‘s liv‘hungc liml; of Ncw York
city. Not long iiflcr Mr. \\'riy_:lit's dctalh
ihc prcsnlcut of thc Mcrciiuul‘s ilx-
cli.t:._.:c bunk n sighml on account of old
{tili‘rlitl'I :it 'liv urgvni rupicsi of tho ill-
“1‘! as Mr. Lorin» .:ry c ‘Ils‘t‘llit‘il to r .kr‘
chugc of link :iticrsot tlic Inuirk until
sonivi-wuiprz ‘lf‘l ‘19 .<: would lic i’l-uiirl \\ Em
would :h‘i‘r! i Illv’ u tli ~c cl" I‘l‘i'r-irll‘lll. llc
found llic Illl:ll‘\‘l:li condition a.“ lhc bunk
such :is to dt trtzi‘l‘i l‘llllli‘~lltl3r' rind carc-
I‘ul intuition. For :I trillc our to yczirhc
lllZI‘\l|;.Z\‘ii Its isthiirs and Iii-sin)" it is uric
of rho must propcrnus in New York city.
thinks to his lousiricss ability. In l“!
Mr. 1. ~uusliury was ii cuiididntc for cov-
l‘HlJI‘..|I‘uI isliaiciigli ll was pracifcully his
first :ippcu’nncc us a cundnhto for pulb
izcul honors, hc rrccivcd n tl'ittcr‘ing
mg \‘oic. .\lihough :i dctcniul cundl-
dalc. hc R“:\is\lt~l_\‘ supportcd tlic choice
of tho corruption, and by ndvocut'ng
tho claims of Iilt‘ rcpuhllcuu pziriy on the
slump.contriliutud in no small dcgrcv to
its succoss in 1554. Mr. Lounsnury‘s
goricrous and mainly conduct in lr‘S‘l was
warmly commcndcd by (lovcrnor Hurri—
son. who said: “I am profoundly griitc~
ful for and sinccrcly admire Mr. lrmns-
bury‘s nmnly conduct in supporting mc
so tuuidsnmcly.“ )lr. Lniirisbiiry is a
proiiiincnt mcmbcr of thc )lcthodist
cnnrch, and has always twcn a gcncrous
supportcr oi the hide church in his riti~
iivc town.
cirrjss coinlrtxrs.
ll: llcwpur: szniidanl ,
In Mr. I. \unsbury we have an able and
houoruhlc candidzitc. a man 01 clcun
clitrrnctcr :lll l ucknowlcdgcd :ibilitics and
one against whom his politicalopponents
can only urgc that ho has earned SHORTS
us an uprighz business man and has her-
cr liz-cn tutorcd in thc school of thcir ps-
culiiir politics. Mr. Lcunsbury is an ex-
cmplilicution of the best possibilities of
our frcc institutions. under which a cap-
iiblc. imclligcrrt and honorably ambi-
tious mechanic may rise to any condition
for which. by his ability and his good
character. he demonstrntcs his fitness to
his fcllow men. Mr. I. )nnsbury has
been identified with. all reasonable rc-
forms, and has always exemplified in a
practical manner the force of the princi-
pics by which be profcsscs to be guided.
He has been taught in the same school
of industry. probily. terrrperance.self-_re-
liancc and patriotic devotion in which
Buckingham and Bigelow and other em-
inent Sons of Connecticut have develop~
ed the characters which made them bun-
orcd and respected in every walkgof life
and in every itiou to which they
were called. r. Lounsbuty will prove
a worthy successor of these men whose
patriotism and civic Virtues he emu ates
and repmduceS. Sprung from the peo-
ple, he is one of the people and his .suc~
cess in life has never led him to forget
that the American citizen may bathe
equal of the greatest in all their constr—
tutes the patroit, the good Citizen and
the true man.
\Ncw Haven chs.)
Mr. Lounsbury is a very respectable
candida! c. The citizens of the state,
from what is known of this nominee,c§n
apparently feel that in voting for him
they are voting for an honest man—’3
man ‘of clean private character. and up
right and honorable attentions.
(\Vinstcd Herald.)
The republicans of Litchfield county
will be well pleased with the chorce
made, and the third party will (in our
opinion,) catch only the votes of those
whose great desire is to punish the re-
publican dog for not allowing the pro-
hibition tail to wag it, rather than to
help (in genuine temperance reform.
(New Haven I‘alladru‘ In.)
Phineas Clounabu has been a work-
ingmau, and can no (Ir-stand and feel
the necessities of the labor problem from
both sides. He is an employer whose
employee regard him with the utmost
confidence and esteem. He in a tem-
ranoe nun in theory and in practice.“
eisogeneroua mm, a huge bar-ted
and broad-minded mu, 3 clen- md for-
cible speaker. Ishining example of the
sort of manlineas which belongs to the
New England gentleman;—o demon
who is such by no inherited 3 right of
title but: by the divine right Macon;-
lete and ripened manhood. His candi-
§ne will grow in ctr-en h d8!
only
this .to the «November
when the voter- “ the polh will. m"!
in am fientiml.
ivHOLE NO. 824:.
the wisdom of the convention thic’h
ycsterday nominated him for governor.
{lluni‘onl Ilcr-old \Gcrman i 1 A“.
\\'u have naming to do with politi \
we bclong to no party or clique wh -
ever: when. however. a great party, a
rhc sumo republican or democratic. norm
inutcs a candidate as governor for this
some. we have the moral conviction that
hcis not the man the other party de-
scribes him to bc. Mr. Lonnsbury is gen-
crully voiced as a highly upright. chub
actcr, and if thcrc is no other objection
against. him than the one [but he is t
rich banker. then we believe he will be
elected.
l\\':iicrlurr_v Republican.)
Mr. Lounsbury is a manly man. a man
of the people and for the people. and
hccausc hc is this the masses like him
arr-l will wclcome his nomination. Dur-
thc prcsent canvass his name has been
fnqucmly mentioned. and the demo~
('rntzc prcss has lost no opportunity to
vihfy him, not by charging him with
any wrong act. because that would hé-
'mpnssible, but. by sncering at the means
. has accumulated by years of hard.
[k‘ jchring and honest toil. Even the
facrthat he Wu“. into thewar as : Un-
iorf soldier and carried a musket has been
tulule the ground for sneers on “Private“
Lornisbury, as though the common sold-
icr III our civil sirifc was not worthy of
all honor. But in such attacks the animus
has lki‘ll souppnrcrit that not a drug has
liccn made at .\Ir. L. nunsbury‘s “check"
or his rnuskct without strcngthening
him in the ritfcctiorrs of thc péople.
ilIthfwrd Excimrg Pmm
The dx’mocralic press of tho >I “8 has
lvocuu its work of slander and falsehood
ilnrsmrlv. lt asscrts than Mr. Louus~
bury is. or has bccn. an employer of com
Vic: labor. Mr. Launsbury never has
cmploymt convsci labor. never hasan
n incmlzur of a firm that employed con-
vici iiilLiI‘. and ricvcr has rcccivcd a dol-
lirr that in any shupc or manner can be
irdccd to UN cmploymcnt of convict In-
bor. llis cmploycs are citizens of the
sonic or \‘oimcciicui in good and regular
standing. :ml to is man thcy testify to
his umf irm kiulncss and rcgard for their
-\‘r’lf:u‘c.‘ We take ploisure in'nuiliug
this hc l-cforc it grows cold.
;\I. ruiv ii chsrf-lx anf
”l‘hc nomination of Il-m. 13.13. Louns~
burr :it iii-i convention in Hartford
to~duy. is an oven! upon which the
rcpublictins of t‘uuiccucnt arc to be
currizrzriulnizvl. and [hi-y wrli givc him
lli‘ ;:- nah-d suppzul in thc‘ coming
t-i-‘i‘llu'l. \\'rrli ii record which defies
t‘\'«'ll .lizll liimum‘s rni’nizh-picccs hé
run-rs rho strugglc. and. with the back-
In: which ho will r: cx-ivc lbruughmn
ilu- stilt-u \vill lI-‘ill' tho rcpublicm stand-
:ml to vici iry. IIr‘ is cminnrily quali-
tir ll fur llicuilicc‘. The fact that be was
r. "Illhuli'll on tho first ballot. and re~
coivcd Ill? vorrs. shows that the south
incur oi ilic party is with him, and that
thc choicz- of tlic convcmion will be en-
dowed at ihc ruins.
:Arisorim Scmincld ,
‘l‘hc nomination is an excellent one.
Mr. Lmnsbury isa man of clean per-
sonal character. an upright and esteemed
cum-n. is cndowcd with fine executive
ability. im 1 has been both a working~
mun nail the cmploycr of a large num-
l‘cr of workiuguic avhose confidence
uud rcspi c! hc has v held. his popu-
larity nun or; all w . row himrin the
\vcsicrn part of theI star will extend all
on-r this cornuumwcalth tween now
and .\'ovcmbcr. whcn the 5 itcs of his
r‘«:l\>l-i n-nts will be snilicir m 111 number
to place him in thc gubernat irial chair.
in posdiun he will fill with or lit to him-
sclf and honor to old Cornice cut.
LNc“ Loud-m D331}
)lr. lnurishury‘s nomination will [’15
ccivc tho hourly support of all republi-
cans. and speaking {or Mr. Tibbilts who
had hccn named as a candidate. we can
say that he will most, cheerfully endorse
the action of the convention an Q
usual. Scl‘Ve the party to the best is
ability.
{ilurlford Posh]
.‘lr. Louusbury has been looked upon
by a great many Connecticut republi-
cans as :1 gem ‘cman in every way fitted
for she oilice of governor. and as a car»
didate who would bring: into the canvas
3. pcrsormlity rlmt wduld_ be attractive
because of its high character, ability and
great popularity. The wish of these
rcpublicans has been gratified. and the
party is hcartilyr and unitcdly in support
of his candidacy. \Yitb such a candi-
date there can be no doubt of the re—
sult. The republican pariy proposes t )
clecr Mr. Loimsbury governor of \the
statc. .
L.\'x w Ilavcn R ‘sistcr. dcmr}
Mr. Lounsbury is best known to the
people of this state as a man of great
wealth. That. he is a tentleman of good
character no one doubts.
;.\'nv Brzmin lit-raid}
The convention -made normistake in
the selection of Phineas C. Lonnsbury
to be rho next governor of Connecticut.
He is the sort of stall that the American
people like to make governors of- a man
who has risen by his own energies to the
position he now occupies.
Found Dead on the Shore.
On Friday last a party of sportsmen
found the dead body of a. woman on the
beach at Southport. The body had evi-
dently been some time in the water and
was much decomposed The medial
examiner furnishes the following de-
scription: “Five feet six inches in
height, aged from 35 to 40 years. Black
hair, sprinkled with gray, full round
forehead. small hands, righg hand much
deformed, the thumb and third finger
being the only nor-min parts of it. find
on black mohair skirfiwith narrow vflrite
stripes, brown cashmere saeque lined
with brown canton flannel, velvet collar
and trimmings. woolen waist with round
worsuxl covered buttons, and _silk
trimmings. Wound twice about:
neck and head was a loose woolen nu '
made fast at the throat with a knot. ' A
large portion of the ends of the nubin
had been forced down into the woman's
mouth, and dow throat. This m
with difficulty re wed. The feet had
been covered with red or teddrsh' brown
stockings, that on the left bem&held by
agareer. Thetoocbodonon W
bumn goiter. The right foot to: hole.
but the stocking leg was in place out!
held by a white cotton 7 ”
grocers use, wound seven! amen round.
The popnlar belief no that, the wow
was murdered on some value! and thrown
overboard
Somethi
give otter:
ing sleep.
blood. and
ion, is what my
very sad to churn.
that wrll quiet the nerves.
tothobodyfinducerotrmh-
‘mR?’°nn"‘:fi33"m¥‘{.‘£‘£
n a
P? Y on would he
I Iron Pflh p
chi-reload m-
bly _ in
dented, film
111 for both men
In women. at!!!“ P60.-
50 eenm u box. See advertisement. .
“Blood-food" I: the Mn“
b- .
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