' day coi'salerably in Toast-d iii sir. ~.
dwrd ample :icca-aiuiodations for some
~ll1l_\t“hlllttl‘l§\‘l. Main Street.
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THE SENTI‘SEL.
sui'ru soku‘ALK. Ht “r an. new.
New Advertismncuts.
.\‘l\\‘fll§t'l‘> lo itistlt'ca chaiigv tiiit~f l‘d
lab r than \“Vlllll‘SKlll‘ noon.
.\ppl 2: in. II ll llartli-u.
. pp: i. \laiiiicc .\lcfiratli.
.\hipl l: .i m is .\w in .\ llii-liiie‘d.
"limp. Vim». A‘ .\l:i~ii llct‘l \‘n\.’ll‘i
liviinl l‘; Lutsf ' . lltti'lll ; l‘ll‘.
lh-vrub‘i
:i:
List of [Let fer-t
ti‘i 'llt rain: ill the Post ot‘dcc at 5 am \oiualk
l'oiiii.. \lt't.
lllt‘t‘ :cttcr.
L..-“ , . . n} - . i liirlis
Imodr H‘ii 1y ll. 1‘ 'rk .\ ii if Hittit- Far-
l \i':..
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l. ’l‘ .\i(
l'dllt‘. lmii -,~ l'itii‘b. .l
.\ 1.. .\l‘icz. Hm.
lit}. l'.il~i;. .‘ltl .tr‘lir.
.l. .\. it: .\.
‘do .1 Hand.
N‘l‘llti.~‘
'l'hortic.
ima. t'. .\l.
.\Iiiuunt of My stews E\purtcil to llurupc
for neck curling Uctulu-r Ell-l, 15X“.
5!“ \ut‘i: ‘~l‘.l‘. tj._\i.i:i
.\lv'!‘ .1 » ' '
t t .
The polls for tlic t‘lt’t‘ili'll iii tilts .1 .\
ttict will be at the police l‘iuitti. ll in
land street. and open from 43 *. ii:._iu
7i p. lll. , .. ’
Vote ford Ill'l ll. l‘K‘riis :ircl lir‘wi'qe
'l'. Iliuuly {oi r. pirseidzilivcs.
l‘-ii’ liist cl .ss .l d: pituiiiig. lull'lil‘JHl“
lllLf, Pitt, git ti» Lie H:‘lli.lt‘.ci txllii‘i‘.
iii-V. \li‘. l.‘..‘lllll‘lllll.‘ of lil‘t‘r‘lHYlt'll
will i'l' :u'li at the .i-‘lllvlrll‘l church to
lili‘lltHV.
ii-i k limping and i‘. iglisi. braiicliis
tiugld ll\~'l‘ -ii,::.l_\. \V. t‘. linitc.
Tli'. \i; l'. l‘.ir'i‘s of .\lbivii.
ll 1‘ lll‘v‘i‘l \ .»2' ill : iliiziJ: tli i we.»
l‘~ l.-’..\‘c~ in this if ly'.
'l‘iieil- cii‘ i' l ,jiil zit ll- il ti \l‘ tst \ bc
disc inzinuml. Miriiicrs prefer going
llit‘cttgli the gate lll «Liz' "
llsv. .l. \V. llllllll“ll of lltiibiti‘y will
pix-.icli at ill" t‘ .iigiw; ilxiiial church tc
N. \'..
“ with
i\
iii ~rrww iii ix ‘i‘.tll‘_;‘ \Vlill ll v. d. .
ll -.-_
l‘aiw r llacsiii‘c; and t'alciuiiuiiig
llt‘ki-r. Til .\laiii Strict.
il‘iti .\llllt‘ Sllllld)‘ Si‘ll ll‘l “l‘t ilz‘ltt’f‘n‘ .\S‘
>( ciato ii will hold :t i‘iitivcri‘iiii iu .\lci‘«
ttli‘ll, \\'cdiiesday. 'l‘iitirsil'ay and Friday
l l' 1.. .\'. \\‘i'i ix".
ll y. .l ddi
iriwriiiii; at
llxs rim 2. 'ti
lllil:i‘l.{ !« iii
, lii. . lxrl‘l"
Iii“. i. \\ l'i.i.'--.i
lux\ ~t llis .L‘lll stipit
\Yilliaais iliivl 'l‘lli’wltl)‘
.. i'is ili‘ll\"‘ i:i \Vcstport.
i lilil ll-l p'r-
[a
, l‘. . lid it.. f; i .lil'“ ll in l l a unit-
iii; ..i the lbicim .\~.« li robin.
Man-lay i\.iiii,;:
l.
...ii;
ll - iwd as i ii r.» on) lm llli~lllc s rt ini-
[u ll.” i‘
'i'lic .\.: ~\-i l‘ l, . ixtn it: will in
lillll~lili." i. :i i2..- lliilitilllli'lil plan.
This pix *iy ls w: ll null i:i d. an l teiuis
i-ii \\ lll i». i': '; in- < l'llli-irl :iii‘ \i-!_\
tin-.\. .\ .' I-\t\\.' intent.
llwizj l‘. liiiby ill .1'. .p'iud :w‘ttiii‘dziv
l.l.'.lil ll.:l'. bu ix till I. .. ..l{ as ll»l\‘i‘l‘~
limd "-l'i~.cliil. iii .‘illill,'ill
lit \‘. la _\. l1 I: .'..l ii \. \Vlll.
l.‘- w. \. ~iu- [Tails in ~.‘.: . -
.
»~ \‘ .mci- lot: or it .-.d :m kw l .ipplcs, luv
llii- lialti i. :il l'. l. ll "t.~-ui. s.
izsli copy no
.\t i~iill Taylor‘s
\ lllil :itict.il.ilzx't~ tic _
Asa Smith isn‘t going to have a walk
i‘ver this little.
.‘vli, Lewis Siiiitii of Ann
has been sick abcut a year.
('\‘\r :ul‘fl-
street. who
slow?) I't"
is
'El.:' liidvprn- ii? l.‘ll"‘-t‘ l‘ally h. lo‘
in: meetings iii all puts of the state and
hxilllllllg their l‘llllilltlill: s. ‘
Twicuri-
apryiiig :ii
\‘llt'Ill‘.
\ttlll‘
‘t‘
“Euler‘s l‘ot ll as by
ll ‘lllStlll‘S. Fine and
l“.
the of, Us". 'i‘itliii:id;c‘s sermons appear
every Week in the Si-tXTlxtti. 'l‘hcse alone
are worth the price of the paper.
The l‘roliibitionists held a meeting at
the Opera llouse last night. and were
address. d by Rev. ll. .\. llclaiio of this
city. .
John H. l-‘crris is entitled to cveiy
vot‘i of his party. and of every titan who
warns the town well rcprcsentcd iii the
legislature. 7 ,
—.\o\;clties iii t‘liocclatcs. at lchlyn‘s
ii iii, .\‘l-‘llti‘ of .\tliol. M:iss.. has rent-
c~i ll .\‘llflllll‘S‘bl‘ll‘l' oii \Yasbiiigton st..
w ii: c be will opt-ii with a shoe busiiicss
in :i snort time.
The uiarririgcof I“. S Lycu. Jr. and
Miss Lillian Hutchinson Will take place
a‘ (lie .\‘z’t‘illltl .\lclliiullsl t‘lltll‘t‘li. Nov.
l‘d'b. at 5 p. In."
The SENTINH. press brokc dim‘n this
w.-. k. and we are llll‘lt‘l‘ obligations to
lb . l‘ stir for their kindness iii placing-
i‘i. Er ‘llW‘BS at our disposal.
'l‘n. .\riiiory fair couiniittco have held
:t ill mm. and :irrangcnienu have been
bc:;ltti tor a grand fair to be held when
the armory is l‘illllldt‘lt‘tl.
l‘llcct if. J. Hill senator and tho dis-
trict will have a man :l’ii‘.‘ to speak on
any til:':t~llj’-‘ t‘cl'ilm‘ l‘l (En- district.
with. ii! "ii niiigd. a spa i'll \\"l’llls‘lt by a
i:t\\}ct‘.
t
,‘tiici. iii and 31 micro laiigirigzcs. day
or cvi lllllL". \\'. l‘. ho. t i.
The old SlVi'l‘.“ house on \\'asliii.:.:!oii
stru t~ owucd by ll. ll. lii|\\':lll, is lli‘lllL:
moved to the rear of the lot. and a brick
will ll! put in its place iii-.\t
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. \\‘. H. Smith. with
daughter 13 -or;i~. l. ivc returned to :livir
lliilltx‘ iii X~il‘\\‘;tiii. Ham. alter ”Wilding
lyxju \vwi ks \\ itli tlicii‘ ll:llt‘l.l<. Mr. and
Mrs. .‘drs. l. -wis Smith of Ann si :‘cct.
\lfr. :iiid Mrs. John ll. l"t‘l‘l‘l\‘ wittii-ssixl
ii
the ll‘.1\'-'lllll:.{ cx ‘lt‘l,<t‘> of the ll ll'lltii
statue Thursday. as the guests of :i l‘.' :-
:i,dclphi:i party of lzidivs anl L:t‘ltllu‘ll‘.>*ll
who t‘ll‘lll' red :1 stcaiiu r for their the.
“l‘lb‘ " l'll‘dlt s till
\\ incl: 7
I" in ~
s'il
l‘ci 2', ii cu " iipctxi.
i. Li lie -"i\’i'i<i ii) Ni! \V. ll lliiwix‘
icr t‘o, lli lit-i‘ciiibci'. is ill rclie'ir
l lll‘ililt't‘ll l" .\I S.
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ll'tiy‘J.
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ll iyc‘s lll‘tliti‘l, .\laiu .\tri-ct.
‘ .
\
. lil'l.l_::-|i-,.vli l:\'tl!‘i2lit‘l‘. a lilmr'pit-
l‘ i' 5 ~.,\ S: “ “'0 would like for s-iiiii- with
i- l'l'dll tlic pitta-i i... of ”to K, of L,
:itidi li'll tcll um lli'\\' .‘l llli“ll“i l‘ of that
order i'dll lls'lfy lillllri'l! for Mini; l. l‘
a ti:“l\ l:i whic” ~u ’1: Jr
and .‘3 itiizi. r pi‘cdniiim rte,“
.\.:Jnluu. “i; the Hip.
litiafiiiii
Illl ‘lhili-hviitiii‘wt‘" \\.li ll-i‘i liwll‘r
lib: ~ .ililczil filxiw' ilirl, \\'~ it: sliy
«\iii uh. N i. lllliil J iiiizts iii-u si»
caiv t'i‘llll‘lt'l o: \i .. ; p-npl- \\l::i‘
- . i
prop is.» [a ,;i\c s w. Lil \‘».ll|lt‘> \ l a pit E
\tti ‘i‘lllfgii‘iil‘i " ‘t till. i
l‘lic it'llli‘l‘dl w: ‘3. Lirmyllcrriot
\i’is lat-.{cfy -:l w-iil il, .li res: ivucci
Hi livi lulu i' ll. ‘- in”; l.-t \l ‘Illl.i).g
ll"\‘ ll. .\. l"iiH-iwlli ‘:.i i. awl pod,
a ti'lzii; llll-lll-‘ ti l.l‘ cliii‘ictir and:
ll“l‘ll5l‘f llii‘ ilri'e .‘l’ll. ' _ l
l
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ii:-
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.Nnialll’ri-di li l’ll‘ f u: t‘ iidiii; l‘."
Iii-lllltl, at l‘. ll tyi-‘s l‘d-lllttl, .\l.tiii N.
.\t :i llli \ l: .i i‘ ilin lltl‘ilVlll‘V i‘eiiiial
lfiil iil' lruli’ll 'l‘ll Mitt |\t till L; ‘i I‘i'si ill %
tioii “hrs i if. t‘. 9. tavfiii. ill-v l't"- E
lilii‘lv
t i,"‘w!iinii bri ll.;l.l .ii ill' l in. ly discus-i
>lt»ll. l‘. \\.isli:i..|?;. \o'v lllliill...il .l.~~;
livid ul. '- _ i ' ;
~ . ., .. ‘ ‘ l
“l'ii‘l. ~ lingl iwi amusvd a large
lillilzilu‘c at .\liim' llxi'ii .\.ituid..y cu ii~
ii.;:. The spi c .i .y pi lil-lljliilll‘i s in incl
la~t act \n to \'i ry tint». aid llt.il i-t' .\lt'.‘
l‘iiiidln as t l.‘ c iii my cum 1; « \.. whit;-
l_\' :vtl. - ’
'l'tie t‘ uit'wtxl h "use will
be ruiiiy lv-i‘ mciipaiicy In two \vcrks.
\\'licu done i: will ciiuivirc favorably
\Yltll the l"i'.iiil.'l,\'u sin-ct school aul at'~
\Ili‘i‘l st‘iin il
llltit‘ ltl t’iltilt‘.
“.\er t‘oi'iitd l'nik ll.‘ .i pound at l". '
The state of i‘ mun ld‘lll lirls -l.l‘.l pi-n-
stoiiri‘s. and lllt' l ital amount piid tliciii
titiriii; the past yuir was $lll.\i.‘i‘.‘ '3. and '
of this amount the .\lllllrtll $0.?il‘123 was
paid 1 lilFllgll‘llilill'lf’irr1"lillll: tu l“.lll‘~
tield county and \‘ldssi'il as follows: in
Valids, full: \\'l\lii\\'s,".‘l~li minors. 3: dc
[H‘lltli'tll:~, it}: survu'ors war l‘l‘l. ‘3‘3. '
The llllilgt‘lltlll Nun‘s came out .\l iti-
The
.\‘cws has to spread itself out quite Ulli‘lt
In tit‘t‘iiiiiuii-datc the inert asuie. demand
on its coltiniiis. \\hich are always tialed
“tilt the t'iiltist :iccoiititsiif local imp—
piugs :iiid livlicsl :ttid sharpest comment,
i ii passing cvi tits. It deserves its suc-
t‘t‘cS. ' i
'q‘llt‘ sidewalks are being laid in Frank-
l\ll street. from \\'asliiti;;t iii to West st.
(living to inability of the council to
iiiakc satisfactorv arrangements with
propt-itv owncrsx for widening and
straight-nun; the Hunt, the sidewalks
arc somewhat narrow. but they arc
much better than no sidewalks. The
grade of the street has been raised con-
siiierably and much llllpl‘th‘tlc
—llay and Straw at Raymond llros.
NIIlll\\'llllSlI-llltllll£ the fact that George
'1‘. Brady is it candidate for Represent»
tivctthe Mechanic‘s Journal tlilviscs its
readers to vote for the l.).‘lll(‘t‘l‘.illt‘ nomi-
llt‘t‘S. Mr. llriidy isonool the oldest and
most respected lllelnlmrSJH tlic batters
trade, and in every way qualified to rep
resent. the town. The only ground of op-
position ti him on which the Journal
can stand is that he is not a lluiiiccrat.
If any further evidence is needed that
the Journal and its editor are under the
complete dominion of the Democratic
party, and that it is the editor‘s design to
make dupes of these who listen to his
advice and follow his council. we can.
not conceive what. it can be. His great
love for the workingman is confined to
these who are democrats. ,
' —One or two good , horses always for
sale. John McQuhae‘, Main stret t.
Miss Susie Sutclifl’e, who has charge of
the trimming department. of A. Solman's
factory, was very pleasantly surprised
last Saturday by receiving beautiful and
valuable tokens of esteem from the ladies
over whom she has the charge. Miss
Sutclifie was about to leave for a few
weeks“vacation and—a visit to her sister
in Huntsville, Canada, when her freinds
gathered around her and presented her
with a pearl, handled pen~case and gold
pen, a bottle of choice perfume and a
large basket: of cut flowers, which were
accompanied with words expressive of
the high regard felt for the recipient
and best wishes that she would “have a
pleasant journey and visit. and that they
would prove beneficial to her health.
Miss Sutclifle accepted the gifts and ex-
pressed hecappreciatiou of them and
the spirit which prompted them.
Eiu ;. :wtit: lit to Supt. .\tcpl‘oiisou to ll:l\‘r'
.
l H‘" bil‘ his own {- may or llli lion-trot“ llir‘
\ll ‘l. li.‘\‘.
ll. .\ l! Litii will ... it». ll~‘ .l.‘
‘~ :.y tll:xl‘lil1‘..: sul-yct. “ \‘i‘l it t;« :l..
i i.‘ «ii u‘iciii‘r.“ .\.lliil l\ r\‘w:.i::;
vi :criiiou l‘i'ElH‘ wit u it t'm l‘. 72
54 .\Ill. Su‘j-x‘t. “.\‘pciid nil l...
siibss..ucc‘”, \-.\Elll;:llli'll.\‘H‘t‘l. ' mm»
but.
'l‘?. .\‘f Hitlliinl :idyxw .ft \:l\\ t‘: it .-‘ii~
lii-g‘r ~ wt thi- Yalc t\” 'l' ,“ .: \\‘wll{~ \\ liol
llVl‘ l i X. l’uliill and llii'iwti ll l\-‘ um! ‘tl
mot her.
llmt'iiet'ho-id of L l. 'Ctltilt‘ilth‘ Engineers
\\'il‘u“‘l appears on iii-i inside ol the 5|.le
'rixm. itiis Werk.
.niarkt 3. Main Stiect.
John ll. Ferns and George '1‘. Brady
ought. to ho clcci \d representatives by
large iii-ij srltics. 'l‘wo bitter men could
nit have ire. u nominated.
has been thoroughly whitewashed. This
is re lit of ll-'\\'S that will probably hap
pify Ili-isc whom it may concern.
m‘m‘aiiier‘ Anti-bite" will do more to
remove Malaria and lilieuniatisiii from
your system than any lllt‘dlt‘lllt‘ your
have eVi-r tried. For sale at l‘laistcd‘s
lluii .\sa ll. \Voodwnrd is the candi-
date of the Republicans for Judge of
:l‘robate. Frank \V. l‘erry has rcccivcd
the Democratic llllllllllitll0!l..r"i\ll.. \\'ood-
wnrd will probably be rc-elxctcd by a
large nuijoiity as usual. He has made a
good judge.
—~-N-.»i walk (lt‘slcl‘supi‘llt‘tl fresh every
day. at ll-iiiisoii‘s Market.
The ladies of the Congregational
church furnished a line oyster supper at
the chapel \\’edncsd‘iy t‘\‘t‘!‘.lllg.:. and iiot<
withstandingtlie unfavorable weather.
lllt‘l‘t‘ was a large number prcsctit. Ad-
iiiissioti and suppcr were only ‘3‘» cents,
yet the receipts :iiiioniitcd t i about $30.
Thc supper was .\ l.,
h". Paul’s c'iitrc‘ii. N:\i‘\\‘;ill.‘. has r.»
ce-ivid a coat of clean wh to paint. and
now looks as bright and as pretty as nia-
iiv of tli»\ brid. s who are my. ricd \‘i‘lllllll
its s‘ici‘ed «‘llt‘l nurc. l‘lvcii the wcsitlier
\'1.l~.‘ \\‘.is (:ilir‘il d -\vn :mzi rcgd led in
such it mums. r 'iia'. it Lillllt‘l‘s‘ and ll isli-
,, \‘cw 5 dt l‘.-:k 1| \‘I"ll\' :i pinud at l".
ll.iyc‘s iuaikct. .\l’llll Sll'x‘i‘l.
'l‘iic t- .\t bunks on iivgiciic authorized
by the state lcg.~l.tturc list wuiier will
be ready for tii.‘ public schools in the
st‘i -uo'. far from the tirst of January.
It is in bi prepared under t‘ie direction.
l‘iritiaii.
Ill'l: 1‘.
it at“ be elementary iii char-
\
_\ .\‘itizil'iy Si‘ll.‘.il t‘ iiicoi‘t \\':il l-.- l.c'.d
in tho .\lhs in church. to“ :i hall. .\‘itii-
day t'\‘t’llll‘. This will b- Iii‘,‘ last cou-
.~.i: by tho sad!“ in lilt‘ t \\ ll ball. its
lll! y l>\3\!'\‘l t. occiipi iii. ii‘ ll! w clupcl
tow .\ ,iiiit‘nrd .\lici‘ldi “liicli Flops .it
Lilit'iil'il no on to .\‘ ‘llll .\'.ii\\‘:ilk. l'iic
\‘.l.|\l’._ v‘ “willil no: i‘lli) be :i ~_;ic:it coir
\l‘llli i't'l' to the lio'lll on its llll- :
p .,-: .i.i limiclit to ti‘cu! “- -’.-~i‘
.ttid lltl'll'll. ’i
\i-g-lildis fir-sh l‘i-sui ti. Litiul
.w-xri .iiyat t‘. l:.vl\‘i‘lll.\|ll‘5 .\l;i:l.cl. ll ,
.l.iiii strcct. i
.\lt' ll ii‘iiuii is pl l\ in»; his \lv‘spi‘l'Ml *;
guitar '. xactly as we pimii 'tcd. \\'c kiio.
(ironic town in l".tlllli‘iil \'.'lllll_\‘, whcr.
hi: noi‘kcrs la irc cll~ ind t i ii“ lili‘ i-ii' ‘.
:iihitLl ll' \ottw 2: on. of the le lsl.i'.ttt'c.
li lathe l.i."'iii‘svi. iaaii \\i1\i\‘.’it'csllallll'
a,
st .1». \\'.- kitcw l‘t‘li t‘icyci-iiid was
simply put up to litilc on. \\'c have
ll~'\'i't‘. lli‘hlili‘i, known a lllll=‘ \\ lieu deut-
Iii‘l‘tllt‘ iiiiiiicy \\'.l\’ ml ltlillllll,.lll. » «ll;itl~
font t'curaiit.
ll..l.‘iif tlic siliicst of cztuzirds which is
going the l‘tllllljl's iii a campaign docu
lllz'l‘ll. is that Mr. Miles «yin-ti iii t‘oii~
gross voted a:atnst :iii appropriation tor
the Stamford Lighthouse! \\‘lioc\'cr
started the foolish story rather ovcrdid
the tiusiii as.“ that time. for it is :i matter
of record at \\'.risliiii:ton. and a fact \vcll
known to ci'ct‘v Stamford man of intel-
ligence. t‘iat .\lr .\lilcs \‘oti d every time
for t‘iat appropiiatiaiiwaud not uiily v.»
lc.l. but worked curly and lit.- lllllll it
was si-curi-dlu-ysud lb.- possibilitv of a
d.iiilit.~.\‘t;iuilord llciald. '
“ll ty‘ and Straw at it iyniond llros.
All.iutaiit General .\‘ziiitii‘s rcccut crdcr»
appointing post .\ii'dcoiis contains the
following: .\ll p.-i'soiis lit-t \\‘\‘«‘ll the
ups ubclgllli‘i‘ll and four-live years.
desiring cxcitipti'oii from military duty
and coiiiiiiut damn i ix. by reason of incu-
t;il orpiiysicil disability. must report to
one of the p a»! sum-cons for I‘xailllttalbill,
and if lilllltll cxeiiipt will be furnished
with it ccititicate of exemption. to be
lilcd by them With the selectmon of the
town in which they arc liziblc to cum“-
titer-it, 'l‘.uisc w ho were exempted in-
post .\lll‘fi-tl'l.‘ll]1lll\')‘tlill‘ siiicc lSIilJmJ
Iii-c linsdlifiily cl zss if its )1‘l‘lll'l.‘h‘lit’, will
not ll.‘ ri q iircil to b - cx—intiucd again,
uni-s: by order of tfie Htl‘gt‘illl gcncml.
l‘ci‘sotis who neglect to tile lllt‘ll‘ ccriiti-
cute of exemption with the sch-clutch
before the tirst day of Fcbit‘irv next will
he dcbai‘red fl‘iltll‘y‘Xi‘llllilltlll for tlic ycur.
.\ vet‘v l‘ll ‘l‘i‘illd : l‘l ‘: 1 int «if tho frzt
lc: :1 il siiérit that on :‘i‘. t-i cli iractcrize
tlicrelati-iiisof :.ll \‘ll stun denomina-
tioiisoccurrcd lil‘l .v.~:; at the yleilicib
tion of the um:- .\I‘llliilis‘t church at
.\l-iiit.t Vernon. N. Y. lliv. .\lr. \\'iii:.
it Well known member of the New York
conference and who. for a number of
years was located at Norwalk. has
spiritual charge of a flock: ml was trying
t I reduce the $22,000 debt by appeals to
the congregation. He reached $4.000
when there came a painful pause. This
was admirably broken by Rev. Dr. Cald-
well, pastor of the Baptist church. who
said: "The Biptist church of: Mount
Vernon will tiks 500." Under this
impetus the contributions were increased
not only to the wiping out of the entire
debt but a handsome surplus also. This
incident is worth universal repetition.
HQ
—-Scienc.., Mathematics,
German. \V. C. Foote.
“There are some interesting features
about this sheriff campaign,” said a well
informed democrat yesterday. “Of
course P. .1. Leonard is pulling hard to
elect Clarkson.,and Clarkson is relying
largely on Leonard's ability to land him
safely. It is said that John Leverty,
won and Ward ani others have made
up their minds they want to go on the
police force when it is increased. Laoti—
ard, Owen, Hearty and the Clarkson
men are using the police appointments
to help Clarkson and t) beat Laverty and
“find who do not pull well with the
Leonard party. The latter, it is said,
have promised the police appointments to
some of their men, and the fight is grow-
ing hot. The Butt Larkin party are
claiming that Clarkson will lose 300
votes in Bridgeport an! be knocked out.
French or
,lll’ll't‘. looms up in .\ll:‘lll tutti»
The undertaking business of the late
\V. E. Quint-it‘d will be continued by his
'i‘aliiiailgc‘s sermon to the
-— Fresh l‘oik. it‘s a pound at l“. llaye‘s
The interior of the borough lockup
1. How much boodte‘ did yumrcccivo $111880.
when you “flopped" ovizr suddenly. and without
warning to the democratic party ? \\'as it exactly
one 'l'lioumiud Dollars (Stand .‘i
" How much luodlt- did a Ci rtain envelope con-
tain which your Ii ‘ ir \‘\l;i‘.lr droppcd in the INN-X
‘vc onc month in: g the his! l't‘esidctlltnl cam-
ii, \\ huh ciivciopc was on t‘Aitllllllun in the Um
/ - c for :i loin: iiiic. and which and _illlllul‘
nude the in»: frantic :iiiciiip ~ to recover ?
.‘l. llnn mach boodle did you reel-lye from the
min? ition during the lor cut. for taking sidcs
with illlsl lllI‘ hath-rs. after telling: thc s i
it nuts in llli' presence of \\ittic~ses, “(in in b
and \\'|ll. l hop. you‘ll beat tlictn r“
X. How much boo: did you pi‘t'kct for hiring
out part of van cddo c to l.\illll>l)llf}‘ after
haunting up the l‘nuliibitioti p 'tv ?
\\'licu tluv §|-.‘{’l‘l\l.l. than at wcrs tlicsc questions
we h in- some oliicr .\llllll‘ :Ls pcrtiiicm, to ask of
liiui .\lr-riiiuli‘lc we \\.. 'to remind him that llll‘l’t‘
' another “tlop.” and still :iiiothcr
“arc of tlic lioodlc his incl“~
lainki-rs loomMechanics
il.
— We known of no better answer to
the silly questions propounded above
than the use of ll‘.t‘Ttlll0\\‘lltg symbol of
lust-less and worn out accusations:
dour
”I; ‘ltc South.
"The prohibition cause in the south
seems like a risiii; tide." So s: 's Rev.
ll. .\. llelizi i w‘ii ) “as iii Baltimore last
Tuesday night. He i‘i-pot‘lsti mass mcct~
in: there of frilli‘l-‘t'll or fifteen hundred
couple. llelcxatcsaiid clubs from the
llz‘lt‘ildll wards. and colored people a
plenty. Cardinal itibbons of tlicl ‘.itho~
lic church was among the rice presidents.
The llector of the largest and most intlu-
ciilial Episcopalian church in the ‘tty
opeticd by prayer. Dr. Frank Ellis.
t‘ot‘tiicrlv of 'l‘iemoiil "i‘i-tiiplc. llislon. is
lzl the V w. rk lyadcr. ‘l‘licro
fair pimp. ct ot' tli-i-i l. cIiiiu cf tw.: (‘ izi~
err-ssuicii. . it: ll lino \‘»':l- tbt- quest of
its is
es lll ti‘ sunlight likc will!“ W‘N'HH ll Ill \\ izii lll‘lll‘l. lllv llllttllu'v' for
JUWXIL \‘lt‘c president. .\Er.iL-lii1u\\‘;.< .\.-vi ted
to lll.‘ hail li\ tlic .\tilc l’ ”id and {cm-iv
ed. llt‘ ~1l)'>. ‘lllx‘ must bratty r. ceptiosi
eycr :ivci‘. liltll. .\il this ll‘i‘, ll-il with»
standing iic t ild them find lb' had been
the son of a most bu r and pronounced
:ibiiiitmiiirlf
I'.‘-fa.~'th.\‘—Til‘ (in bruising.~-'l‘ii.=ia urn,
oi 1h.- s‘t;il« “M“. of tulllolllltill.‘ ii. in P‘NW‘NLSH M. “w V mmmxw Mr ”W
ledu‘ililkwl'n‘"r ‘\"“' HW‘IH' "$5!le .\lllsli‘ llai‘l li‘llllwl‘illli‘t' memoirs. {\VJ
by l‘:‘.-lxssnr .\riliur ll. .\l'ui‘rill oi .\ww
p istzils from J .\l. .\‘itiii r‘aiid llal- ll lll‘
cxi‘iisiii; inuisclt flout the t‘ll;2l(-'lllt‘lll
of to .i wc. its ago. Ho still to Mr. lid“.
l1 ._ iii llitibitry. “lf l do t’mt wiiic you
by \\'«:liicsd:i_\ ought you may e\prct
lllt‘ Sunday." 3dr. ll-‘aitu did i: it r.-
.5“. bis li.‘»\‘til :ii.'_:‘. Siiiirday. tin-iv
l2 ‘ Ilil‘d‘l'llfi" ltit‘lil.
.
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i
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:tb \ul ll'it‘ Int-idle U: N «\‘i llilii'l’. lI :ti‘i‘l‘i “ll‘. .tli tidal ll is wiiitczi tor aiiwtiiv r
l‘o' .i- has 1.1 l lilllils‘ \tllli'lt'lll is due, i'oiiiiiiri‘i:
p: 'liisi‘ tize scil- lri ll l' ihl‘vllll‘lll t-l‘ ' r 7'“ ‘ -
:li tii‘ 1: \\ll .\i ii“ I ‘ church. "““13” “‘ "“‘ ““““"“ “”“t'l'v . ,
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husk \\ .\ii ill '.\!_. lullaby l
liiid-iiiiz. izd will l-i pluiw d to we :is “‘l N'l
Ill L! y wt thorilillxici.-l~:i'.ic1i~t~iiiii's " "
:t.‘ tiia} liu " (ii iii. . ‘ ; \
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ilii ’l ; li'l ivi‘». Lgimd tl.c tii':i\ i‘i
wh . lisl‘. l l iz-J" ieti- i:it.~r ::--:ir lll“ i
.;'is liouw. Illivl .i new llilll are iverfictiii; ;
irr itzgcsus his. .iiif ix ..l -. ill l i'n't a l.t‘\\' .i ‘
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A ~" 3‘ l‘, limbll‘i) l“ m ”l“ min. ;i‘ci llli‘ in .. :irul piix..‘i~
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L‘t .\l. ll l‘l.ll!i‘ll. i 1‘ \VJ“ ll‘ltlizl six )1 i; ~ .. Ly; l.-r_ ,\ ,.~ win all only
ll:."..-.‘~ cl :"u l :‘ - ‘ t- loss on :“ . l‘ r3\\\1~\r,ilsz,ls:ltir li_;i'ttli
“l“““ lili- ‘1 l ““1 ill“ “vi“. 3i i lilit l! l b. c .. situiptivc i‘ull-
lb’tl‘Zil‘. ~ . \\ Eccli .\lt ll',\i'twis picsciitcd . I ...- _; l. s
“be ii b ~< nli. it'd .iuwlt‘ up c.ui be lwt» ;. ~i t wk
li-i‘ llt‘. igliicd llmi‘. . l si‘iflicd. ti Hg . .. ”ugh; Lu, Ll
l.i- iii ~‘.i\ ‘l‘i. ‘lll l- .\l- slraili. who am uni c tritium“ . t' burg.
h l i i. v iii vim tan d us. no iuiu ill)! \ .l tb ir\p» Ni ii».-
\.i:: ' xii .. ” i‘flii ll dii-i. ~i- A‘l1l3‘ll-Vil‘l33“ ‘r‘lii'
in ii. V -t .\‘ixziid‘i.’ \\' sit i» . r i him :i ~lu~llf rim
Err-.2. \\ .;.. be itll’.i~ .l wit the ‘1 . 3 - w i :‘v «la \\.\\ :;l.. .‘i to
i.isi--:.v.l l i‘tliw . Merit of his :tlllltt\,llltlt< I 1:3”. in it s i tint). l‘iam l=;l.l
it he cc-s ii\ tar hint to si .‘iil ‘ :l.s“ls‘i.tl.t‘i‘ |.. . t‘. l‘i‘l l»! l.i i‘ t i llie l:‘..-l‘.ll-
ti:.l in. ;i ‘ti ' l 2 3p H i \\‘Il~ l,tti s x l \ l i" :.ii':‘ l‘ti‘ t \'l‘
kilo-u 1» ii .i-- .luize i \Vi'illll‘mlfly ilWVc ”5 ~ l \\ . i . E-i’lll~i\‘t‘
*‘i.ii_; \\ lii‘. - :iili :iiil lutttciy and ii: .i a} i'ur'iic r cu '1 s iY l?‘i~ i.,.~ts
“fl. .‘rtiiu. ‘ lli‘\\‘ii\lixi'lilt=l to Hi7 l'-l‘ liittlli \‘tlA . :ilul illl
gun :5 l=i!‘.i .d \ hi I ar :ii‘pr :igqic» "ii: i! .N lid ii ‘ ilntw lv i ii is lll‘l“‘ ii ~tii‘
the .\‘upeii r \‘uiii. which li-~ \\ isu
i-i lid and \\.l‘ suit to 3 ill,
‘l'w‘iliuti ind and but) -tiiice uvw \..
“film of one applichit trout this illslt‘lt‘l
indium s \l-itzday and two limit the tits!
.llsll‘lt‘I. It (licy are lll.l\li‘ it will . .iu'ili.
tlic uuuil-sr iu lilt‘ two districts. lixcli
hid the silll“ lliltlllu-l‘ otapplicatznus.
This \ilx‘\\i that tlin int) is :rownii; ta~
lcl‘ llt'lll the b >i~.»ii_;h. if the same rule
of increasecoi.t.iiucs lili‘ borough \\ill
soon become a rlllillll) of the city.
- i
. l’lass imw forming llt‘liitiili keeping.
.\pply to \\'. t‘. lfliotc.
'l‘iic ell ctiic light cniiipqttiv llit\\‘ plan d
mic of their lll‘tilllllx‘t'ltl lights on lllt‘
sllllllllll cf .\ldl bill. lt was aliappy
tl‘ouglit tiiat pt‘nlllllliil tiicut to piace
ll llty'l‘i‘.
ows. that
lzi tlii- dint Ullllllti's of its shad
:tlxi'ictll structure. the Town
s'y. It
stands tlicrc in sinister tiinckci“ like the
ruins of ‘¥i‘3‘.l" grand old castle. with its
lllilsslVi‘ tuirct towering :ilmvctlicsleepy
town below. tho great bi ll. with ll i
li-.iliill‘|‘21s‘ toiiirue. cver ready to belch
forth in Hunt luring tones the dread
alarm of tirc. ’l‘iic uioss-cavcrml brick.
tlic tumbled d iwu cliiiuticy. tbc ‘ city
of t‘i.~ dead ” lllllll'llX with its gray and
while sliibs licti‘ and there. give to the
ruined hall a weird and still more d‘rjvcr
ed iippoariiiicc, presenting a picture that
is it thousaul times more int-‘rcstiag
than the ruins of I‘oiiipci.
l‘coplo living on \‘t‘ilhlllllglflll street
were startled 'l‘uursday t‘Vt‘lllllg by loud
and profane language. \\ bicb lasted for
some time. riflnndorf was loose and ex
pressing; liiuisell to a brother editor with
whom he was otl‘ ended. He wanted it
known that “ho was here for a purpose."
and that he would “show the (l «.l d—~d
aristocrats that he had inllucncc.“ and
he would show them that “ he could use
it.“ His profanity ,was of the most
shocking character and his voicc so loud
that. all he said could he heard iii the
street. If llerr Most or Parsons had
been delivering orzitioiis on their pct
themes thcy could not have given ex-
pression to mom violent and lllCt‘llfllllE)‘
utterances. Il‘is “ mission“ at present
seems to he to raise the devil in the in-
tcrest of the 1)
EN] ERTAIXBIENTS.
The “Bl—a; Crook.
The famous Kiralfy Brothers "Black
Crook will be given at Music Hall, with
all its Spectacular t-lfects, Tuesday oven-
ing, Nov. 16th.
Not Endorsed by the Liquor Dealers.
The
the following statement:——“In view of
the current report the candidacy of
ed by the Liquor Dealers association of
Bridgeport. this is to inform the public
that there has been no action whatsoever
taken for or against the candidacy of
any person for sheriff of the county
by such association.”
The lion. 1'. C. Lounsbnry
Is not a drinker. *
Is not a scofi‘er.
Is not a bufi‘oon.
—Btidgeport News.
him.
president and secretary of the
liquor dealers association have signed
Samuel McCoun of Stamford, is endors-
tiy 1:. r .itl- vii ‘ll'lit‘ pah :its aid km ltcd.
.\iic was a iii..i.st. ipi .«t. \ltlis iiiiiiiit;
gill. slim-ugly much: .i i i a few friends,
turs b u.- bw ‘l‘ “l i li‘ l‘\ tm . m... ‘ ‘1 ill fund of l’l-‘ ‘s‘y‘l- ty of >lll1“l‘ \vitli “llulll
. V I .I I ll<\ \i l‘ " n L . s
l '7 . ‘ ~ - .- L. -r ‘. 'i A . .\ll‘ llill
the \i‘t‘ \llil district. ili‘ iii the lust Vll“ ill, i“ ‘_‘ “ ‘ ‘l ‘lll;‘::‘l" ll ‘ I“! ,, ‘v n\:
ti‘a't. :iud‘f‘.‘ lll llit‘llill'il. 'l'iiciiztilitifli- “M‘” “" l‘l“"”“‘ M“ b“ '1
:ir and useful-
ss sit * >li.i\\ ml
‘ ind :iiiXicty
tit-he who
and an unusual
l" ii.‘t‘ll‘i‘\‘ ‘w *
.mwl' llnl
tiiss lliitii; '
l't‘tlldll. div
1' r lllz' pity
“TY!" “.l lti‘l‘,
{quince \‘lii‘istiaii fwititudc and
triumph over dratli. ll-sr last nicssttgcs
w. l‘r‘ perm ll d T! tin-sis to t‘.li‘ll and :illof
llt‘l‘ llt':tl' Liiilred to meet licr iii llcavcn.
“lllcssvd arc the dead who dic iii the
Lord." The parents. lugcllicl‘ with Mrs.
lxittdi-r and all the uiciubcrs of lli‘f home
liayc llit‘ hearty sympathy of a large
circle of friends and actpiniiitaiiccs. *
“cilan- of
‘
.\ccidctit lo the City of .\lllzui).
Last 'l‘ucsday afternoon when nearly
opp isllr‘ \ 'atliziriiic street. on the up trip.
the .\lt‘ttlilcl‘ t‘ity of Albany was run into
by the in; boat .\littiicipal. and was so
initlly ii:iiii:i3;‘iiil that she had l0 lu‘ pill
upon lilo dry dock for i’cliait‘s. .\s the
stcaini-r iii-:ircd tlic t‘..tli:tt’inc l~‘crry slip
a fciry boat was just stalling for llrnok-
ivii. 'l‘nct‘ity ot .\lbaiiy stopped to lot
the fcrrybnat pass :llit‘flyl; \Vlictt she
started up again Captain John llarvcy
s;t\\‘ the street cleaning department tug.
Municipal. coining diagonally across
and down the rivi-r. The captain blow
two whistles as it signal to the Munici-
pal that he would pass the tug on tho
.\'cw York side. Capt on 1‘}. J. Sher—
wood llll’l pilot Thomas P. (‘olfey were
in chargi- of thctug. Sib‘ failed to an~
swer the stcauier‘s whistles. and he again
blew two \\‘lil.\llt‘>‘.. No sign came front
the Municipal. which kept 0‘1 her course
at full speed. Then t‘apt. llarvcv signal-
ed the (My of Albany to stop and
back water. It was too late to prevent
a collision, however. and the, Municipal
crashed into the steaiiicr bow on. .»
hole about six feet in diameter was
made in the forward compartment of
the City of .-\lll;lll_\‘. and six or eight, feet
ofthoioryvaitdporttoti of her stein was
carried away. Only a small portion of
the tugs rail \ 'as smashed in. and two or
three of her stanchioiis wcrc cracked. .\s
the vessels met l‘ilot (‘oil‘i-y jumped in-
to the river, whence he was rescued by
a boat from the steamer. The City of
Albany went to the dry dock. Had she
not been built with water tight bulk-
heads, it is likely she would have sunk.
The Sylvan Dell was chartered to
complete the season which ends today.
but mving to rough weather. was unable
to commence her trips till Thursday
night. From all accmints the entire
blame for the accident is with the tug.
.‘lr. Louusliury Expects to “’in.
The New Haven News contains the
following which it says was told to a re-
porter of that paper when in this city
by Mr. Lounsbury:
“\Vhen asked about the vote he inten-
ded to poll, Mr Louusbury expressed
himself as very confident of drawing a
very heavy vote in Fairfield County.
The feeling that the county has been
slighted for several years as far as the
gubernatorial nomination is concerned
will, he thinks, throw a great many
votes in his favor, and draw a great
Is not a tumcoat . . stay at. home. He expects to profit by a
Is not: an idler. feeling in the central counties, excited
Is not an adventurer. by Barnum’s manipulations He does
Is not ashamd of his record. not believe that Cleveland will hold the
And is respected by those who knew usual democratic vote. Some prohibi.
favor, Mr. Lounsbnry thinks, as Cleve-
land, to say the least, has not been con-
spicuous for the cause of temperance.
He thinks the fight will be over therleg-
islaturc, but is well assured that
that body will be controlled by the
republicans, and that General llawley
“‘1” be returned to the senate.“
Great Reduction in
P R l C E S!
Ranges and Stoves from $8.00 to $25.00
5.00 to 30.00
Furnaces: ‘50 per cent. from list prices.
Brother .\Ict‘onn‘s spelling.
The 7armer is getting warmed up. It
attacks Samuel McUoun’s spelling. The
News was not. his schoolmaster and is
not. responsible for his style of putting
let ters together, but it strikes us that this
is opening up a rather dangerous kind of
argumcm for a. democratic newspaper.-
llridgeport News.
.1’ar101' Stoves “
iAchrtisemeut.)
v—-liiect Frank W. Perry, Judge of
Probate. llis charges will be strictly ac-
cordiiigt ) statute laws.
———Iilect Frank “7. Perry, Judge of Pro-
bate, and run “'lll NOT have Alfred E;
Austin cle k.
Stove Boards from .50 upwards. ;
Stove Pipe, common, 7 cts per pound. '
. Russia 15 “ p _“
Steam Pipe, largo Size,45 per cent. discount.
30
Should tlic .\lan or the “uni Seller he
Punished 2’
.lf:‘.\‘.\'l‘.\' Edifoi-s:-— The above question I
heard asked on Tuesday afternoon last.
just after the locking up by the police of
a young man. but for the time. possessed
of all'the attributes for injury and des-
truction of a wild beast. My attention
being called to a surging crowd of ex-
cited turn and boys in from of the
lockup. J‘lll‘lflsll)‘, as it did many others,
if (i (C
it u (f (f (f (K
small
32f.‘;5.‘i.‘.‘.‘.f}‘.l..‘;‘°.32. 5:25:13“."car. 2):; Stove and Furnace Repaurs 5 cts a Pound-
central figure to be a patrolman and two
stalwart 215sl>lllll$. having in custody
and forcing towards the lockup a young
man perfcctly frenzied with liquor.
The sceiic w iicli l \vitncsscd doubtless
had lwcii g‘ u: on some time. and would
have been worth more to the young men
of this town. as a reason to avoid the
use of alcoholic drinks. than a dozen
lt'lllpi‘l’illlt‘t‘ lvctttrcs. l liavcoltx'n heard
lccturcrs describe men in astute of in
toxiczition. and of their transformation.
for the time into brutes but never bc~
{.m- was it my unpleasant lot to witness
so clcar a case. The man seemed quite
bereft of all the instincts of a reasonable
living. and to liuv’e been taken possession
of by a tll‘>ll'\ t i iiiilict the greatest pos~
sible personal injury to any one who
might come within This reach. To have
witncsst-d the distorted and ugly features
of the nun in bi: terrible struggles and
ell-arts to ll‘ll'lll some one. would. it
scctns‘ to me. have made even a rum
«lb-r shudder and flee to his licruscd
d~~n. where ic could lay his hand on the
.‘.llll or pistol. wliicu has now become a
llt‘i‘i‘>\.irfi' VIII of the fixtures behind
llil"l » prit -ct their keepers from the
fury t‘:_l‘ds‘~ «l by llli' liipiid lull witli’whicli
i'.. y piv their cu~z ‘lZl‘l'fi. 'l‘iic tigi-r was
iii; mun l. and fur a time the com—
x aunt; ls ‘Llft‘ ft‘ntit liisdciiiontac dispo~
:l‘l It: to do Q \ ll.
l'ri! lll“ i}~i»‘~ti.>!. c ‘ltlv‘s‘_l‘:l ‘k. .\lcssrs.
l~lli:~t‘~. :is ti vh.th.-r in justice the
man \\'l: l has still» red the degradation
of ilillfilu‘l'z «3., and been deprived of
ii s crty l< the real criminal to be
yti‘inliv d. a-r llii’ tii Ill who tcinptcd and
t'i >l li‘lil, fur tit'utit lltlil gain. with the
.1: ad imam; din; (bismuth.
at
The Raiiiiiii Furnace“ tM’i’i Bi.
WATER STREET so. NORWALK.
BflMSTflBK 8308. t
Have placed in stock
their full line of
FALL AND W N'l‘llll
CLOTHING.
BMSTOBK BROS.
iiiiiice B’i’g, 45 Main Street,
dz;
t1:
lltc (litidiilztlcs tor t-uyri‘iiur mid \"ut'h-
luglgn-ii.
\Vliat ft‘ldlli‘ll have the candidates for
.:--.\ir:nir sllsldlllv’il tn the laborers of
i‘mmcticiu‘: .\lr. luunsbury. the To
pubis-an iiunilnve. has been engaged
hourly in manufacturing in this state.
and has cniploycd t‘onnccticut workmen.
llis energy and business ability have
. ltal'b d bun to 'ciiiploy them and to
”ill“ be has paid large sums of money
i.)- imaus of which lltcy and their fami-
ln s have bcctt sustatm d. The relation
cf t‘lligilil)’t'r and employ”; “lure fair-
ln‘ss Is the rule practmml. is oncof mutu-
:il :idynntage. 'l‘lio litosf liitti-rpaitisans
wlm uppilat‘ Mr. Loiitisl-ury for inVt‘nli‘r
do im. ci'iiiii glut li . has twcn unfair or
unjust in his lillslllt*~‘ r. laticiis with those
ll!‘ has czuploycd. Are not the i'ilt‘rcsts
ct labor and capital so llil-‘f\\‘i\\'t‘ll that
.: ch is dependent up iii the other} And
while Mr. l. illllsiliut')‘ should fccl kindly
towaids t‘ic laborer. why should the
lltliiil‘r‘t‘ fccl ullb‘lllilly towards him: why
should the bond of sympathy bctwm‘tt
tliciii lit-.scu-rcd} '
How about Mr. t‘lcvchttid, the ileum-
cratic candidate": For eight years he
was postmaster at Hartford. since which
i
time he has been what is kiiowiias a
gentlemen of “elegant lcasurc.“ 1135
his money been showered with uuccas
in; tl iw upon the laborers of t‘ciiiiet‘ti»
cut. or iii\ csted iii any way to any great
cxtciit ll‘. ciitcrpt‘iscs which could benefit
tlicni ‘: .\ .\lr. llall vouches over his
own signature that licreccchd from Mr.
Judson of New York over forty one 80- S01{“’2‘.Lho EOR‘VALko
thousand dollars to accomplish ceT- '
taiii t‘llltl at \\'ashington. This is pro— ~
bably the largest sum that can be traced
into his hands at any time. Has it ever
been shown that he has used this sum in
any way for the benefit of laboring nun
and \\'Ultlcll. or otherwise than for his
own personal ease and comfort? If not
used for himself. to whom did it go‘:
Here is something for voters oft‘onnccti-
cut to imitdcr.»—llartford t‘ouraiit.
"llurpcr‘s \Vu‘ckly" on Senator “an lcy.
.llarpcr‘s \Vcckiy. t‘ctobcr :hli
The election of a senator from L‘onncc‘
ticut is locally an atlair which concerns
that state alone: but the whole country
is properly concerncd with the character
of thc scnatc (if the United States. And
no senator. iii unbcnduig integrity. high
public spirit. general intelligence, and
ready ability. with great public cxpcrb
encc. is superior to General llawlcy. who
is a candidate for roe—election.
In the campaign of 1884 Senator Haw-
ley‘s ndvo‘acy of Mr. lllaine‘s election
was suprising. because if ascuse ofparty
obligation held him to the support of the
candidate, a silent vote was the course
naturally ex metal of these re ublicans.
like Senator ‘dmunds. with w pm Seth
ator Ilawley was supposed to be in sym-
pathy. Bu as Senator Edtnunds, has
himself said. .. nator llawley took his
course without the least suspicion, and
his defeat for re-electioti‘ to the senate,
and the substitution of \\’. lI. Barnum
for Joseph R. llawley, would be regard-
ed by mugwumps as well as other good
citizens as a serious public misfortune.
The senate is becoming too much an
asscuihly of rich men and of men .not
known as eminent public leaders. It is
exposed. moreover, to the constant as-
saults of a powerful and unscrupulous
and insidious lobby. Among the senators
who are absolutely impervious to every
form of solicitation, whom jobbers in-
stinctively avoid and detest, Senator
Hawley is conspicuous. He is a strong
partisan. but he is sturdily honest where
honesty is essential; be was the champion
of the civil service reform bill, and his
defeat would be a loss to the countries
Well as to Connecticut.
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