til ’ , " "' '
——/—‘I'ic\:rs and 134 Democrats.
'I‘IIE SEN TIN L L.
SOUTH NORWALK. SEPT. 9. ISS'I.
t
Trent-runners.
The Matter Printed Under this Hard
is Contributed by the ll’. 0. T. l'rrr'on.
New York l“dependEllt-l§0|ll|hlil‘nu
Politico. has this to Say of n (‘raiuk
Convention.
.\ LESSON FOR THE REPI‘BLIRAX PARTY.
The Third Party has just held a large
and enthusiastic convention at S) racuse
and nominated a stale ticket for the
Coming t‘Iecllolis. Tlrero \Vt‘l’uupwrild
of eight hundred delegates in artyrrd-
of whom tidr \\ ere formerly Repub-
This ,_vr ry
significant fact was brought out by a
count taken in the convention. It shows
that the proportion of Republican to
Democratic recruits for the Third Party
is larger than many: have suspected.
, Nine republicans go into the Third Party
to every two Democrats. The revolt is
from the Republican party, and it is the
Republican party which will suffer chief-
ly if the Third Party movement should
grow. 5 As to whether the Third Party
will grow, the future course of the Re-
publican party will in large. measure.
if not wholly, determine. Republicans,
then, should give bred to a few plain
in
Sea Serpent.
\Ve are indebted to Capt. M. B. Smith
for the following item. He. says:—
“\Vbile returning from Glen Cove on my
sloop, on Wednesday of last week. and
when directly off Eatons neck, about two
miles from shore, I discovered a large
fish in the water. whose appearance re-
sembled that of a large reptile. As near
as I could tell it was about :35 feet in
length and some 4 or 6 feet around its
largest part—it being round like an eel.
It traveled in a circle and passed around
my vessel six times. It‘s head was about
as large as that of a horse and its teeth
“01‘0 pl llllh visible. It had wings
and at one time threw itself several but
from the water. At the end of the tail
was a large fin, some two feet in width
the colors of w hich sr-emcd to change
as I closely viewed it. \ strange feat of
the fish was that it continually uttered
a hissing sound, which resemblgl that
of a bird in peril After going around
my sloop the sixth ti- no it proceeded to-
wards the ‘Millic F,rirnk ’ which was
about'two miles further ( tl‘ shore. As I
was alone in the boat, I felt rather un-
easy, but, bringing my gun on deck, I
awaited an rmergcncv. Some ten years
ago, while returning from New Y ork on
my ~clrooncr the ‘I-laItI. Srnitli.‘ accom-
panied by my son and u cook, we dis-
cm ered a simil: rr object but it was a
considerable dislairc c from us. \\ lrrrt
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powlr r lli‘ \5r r \ :‘il’. c<.
slrr- ngtli and \iliolrsomi lli s>
A rrrrrrrel of purztv.
Alon rcunuirr- r ul
iii in the orrlinrrri km .355. and r .innoi b.- ~r M in r our
bullion “illi llii‘ irrr rlii tune of low rrxi >lr sir \\i igli!
alum or pliinli ire poudirs
lt'i \\ all \ln (1
Sold on \ in i run
Royal Btllilllt, l’ on do At t‘ o N Y
facts.
1. The Third Partv was made possi-
ble by the tblurrdcrs of the Republican)
V party. This is as plain as a pike-stall.
Many devoted Republicans got tired of
waiting for the party to take'n firm and
consistent attitude against the saloon.
They had got promises of action in rc—
sponse to their repeated demands, but in
V ' many cases they got nothing but prom—
ises. Party leaders showed so strong a
disposition to juggle with the question
so as to maintain friendly relations with
both the saloon arid the anti~snloon ele-
ments, that many earnest temperance
men lost hop».A of ever iiccoiriplrslriirg
anything through llli.‘ old party. and
determined to form ii new party. 'l‘nvy
expected nothing from the Ih‘lnni‘l‘lllli‘
puty. allcad in the North. and they
were disappointed in the Republican
party. The Third Party is the result.
‘3. 'I‘hl.A Third party is maintained
largely by the blunders of the Republi-
can party. Wherever in any Northern
state it thrives. il thrives lit-cause the
Republican party fails in irsdrriy. .\
pledge tirade to submit a constitutional
ariieiidnicnl, ft“ in Nr-i'i5“'\'ork and Maori.
cliusi-tis. and rrr-rr-r rcrlwrrrr-d, no matter
for \vlrrrt reason. \\'2Alllirll~t llrr-Vfa‘illr of
li‘lllpt‘fllllCt‘ lt-Apirlilicriis, and detzrclns
them from the prirly. .\l_inv such
pledges have lit‘ull made and brinkrll,
made to be broken say tlieseceders in
the Third Party. Every vote lost in this
way counts two against the IL-publican
parlv.
ll. '1‘ ho Third I‘irty r5 an be brought
again into the Republican fold, at least
the majority of it. whenever the Repub-
lican party chooses to do so: not by ap‘
pealingto their old love for the party,
not by denouncing them as an appendix
to the Democratic party, but by taking
an open. manly stand, severing its alli-
ance with theA saloon and entering into
an alliance with the people against the
saloon. The course of the Republicans
in the legislature of this state lrrst win-
ter was such, making all the allowance
for the difficulties of their position, as to
impress earnest men with the idea that
they were simply maneuvering for party
advantage. So the several excellent
temperance measures pissed by the last
legislature of Massachussctts count for
little against the suspicion aroused by
the failure to submit. according torre-
fiuite promise, a constitutional amend-
ment. The Third Party grows by such
mistakes. ‘
4. The longer the Republican party
plays fast and loose \\ ith this issue the
more ditlicult will the Third Party make
it for them to redeem any pledges it may
make. ‘or example, it is claimed that
in Massachussetts enough sound Republi-
can candidates wer.A defeated in close
districts last fall by Third Party tactics
to account for'tlre failure of the legisla-
ture to submit the amendment as pruni-
ised by the party platform. The ques-
tion is not whether the tactics of the
Third Party are proper or improper,
whether they hasten or delay the
triumph of the cause the party espouses:
it is whether the Republican party pro-
poses to perform as well as promise, and
to redeem its character by a manly. con-
sistent record.
These facts are plain facts. and the
Republican party will understand them
as soon as it looks at them. We cannot
stay secession from the party by point-
ing to its temperance record in the past:
we cannot win adherents of the Third
Party to their old allegiance by convinc—
ing them that the Republican party has
given the country all the temperance
legislation it has. it will be waste of
time and labor, we fear, to try to reason
with our Third Party friends about the
folly and futility of their course, how~
ever strongly we may feel about it. If
they are wasting their opportunities and
blocking the way to the success of the
cause they profess to serve, Republicans
need not follow their example, and so in—
crease their power. Let the Republican
party make itself the mouthpiece and
agent of the people, and it cannot go
astray. Let it announce an the fundamen-
tal principle of its creed that the people
have a right to deal with the saloon as
they will, and-that the saloon must sub-
ruit to the fist of "their votes, either
through local option or state prohibition,
and it will take an impreguable position.
Let it accept honestly and positivdly the
platform of the tinti~saloon movement,
and the Third. Party will soon cease to
trouble it.
Texas voted about 140,000 good, clean,
white ballots in favor of the amend-
ment. This vote was made up, even ac-
cording to the admission of its enemies.
from the morality, intelligence and re-
spectability of the state, which, to a
minority, is equivalent to a victory -—
szo Ballot.
Fever and Ague and chills and fever
broken upnnd prevented by using the
purely vegetable remedy, Csrter‘ s Liver
Bitters. An antidote. to all malarial
poison.
If you are nervous or dyspeptic try.
Carter‘s Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia
makes you nervous, and nervousness
makes you dyspeptic; either one renders
you nil-arable and those little pills cure
both.
Little Quaker Pills, purely vegetable,
small, and only to take.
g..—
was it 1‘" Having Eriown Mr. Smith
from our infancy and krrouing him to
be a slrictlv reliable man always ligiicst
and truthful tlic rrboie article may lie
safelv relied on -—I.ou5v Island Signal.
IZ‘alpitation of the heart, nervousness,
lrenrblirrgs, nervous liratlaclie cold
hands and fcct,p;rin in the back, and
other forms of wrukncss are relieved by
Carter‘s Iron Pills. made specially for
the blood, nerves and complexion. '
Ay'er s Anne 'L‘ urlA ac ts dirrctly on the
liver and biliary apparatus, and driics
out the malarial poison which illdllt‘t'S
livrr compliirrt“ and bilioiis disorders.
\\':rirriirtl-d to cure, or money refuir lcd.
"ILry it.
Always purchase the best, it will to
clreaprst iii the end. Cotton rel-rd oil,
brirytcs and other minerals odd to
climipr ii Illl‘tl are very injurious. Lard
made by Sin-r235 and Barnes is strictly
\Yrrrruirtel free from :ulriltr-rrr~
pllriA.
lion
plcnsant, and
(3)0“N‘Q \\\Q\\\ certain in their
results, are Acltcr‘ s Dyspcpsia Tablets
Recommended by physicians and endorsed
by all \ilro lrme iisrd them. The best
rr modv for I‘v spcp<ia I latulc ncy and f‘ on-
~5.ipation. Guaranteed, and sold at 25¢. l v
Frank ll, Baxter.
S) riip of Figs.
.\I rxtiifm‘liirrrl only l y the t‘ rlifms‘izi
Fr: S\roii t'=i.. Hrir Franco-vii. t'.il..
erur'r stlcrr 'lrrir- I.r\rti\r. I‘lri<plr- a-
sari! U ml. form: r liqrrii fruit re lili-il\ rrr r_\
li. had 0 f tlcri. Ii. l‘l iisleri Sample bol-
tles lice and irrrrzc boltlrsnt filly or ills‘
or or. A d ill. ir. Ii is Illi most pleasant.
proiml and r if. r5 tiic i. rrre rl_\ lrir in ii in
cleanse the s) stem: to art on the I m r
Kidneys and lioucls gently )r t
thoroughly: iodispcl Ilr5rrrlric,lres told»:
and Fevers: to cureA t ‘oristrpatioii Indr-
gestion, and kindred ills.
l5
Aih It i5 to “other!
Are _\ ou disturbed at highland broken
of vour rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teetli'. ' If
so, send at once and g-At a bottle of
Mas \\r.\s1.5‘sou Sooriuao Si'kt'r‘ ion
CHILDREN TEEN-incl lis vrilueis irical
culable. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer irrrriicdratvly. Ill-pend upon it.
mothers there is no tni~tzihe about it.
It cures d_\~entc rv and diarrhoea regu-
lates the sloriiach and bowels. (‘ult‘i
wind Colic, softens the gums, rediicrs
inllrrriiniiitirrn. and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. bins. \\'l.\'st.0\\"s
SOOTHINH SYRL 1‘ FOR ( HILDREN TFETH-
inn is pleasant to tlhetaste and is the
prescription of one of tlirA oldest and best
female nursrs and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale bv rill
druggists throughout the world. Price
‘35 cents a bottle. Sill—1y
Buckleri‘s Arulcu Salvo.
The best Salve in the world for t‘uts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Teller. (fliapped Hands,
Cliilblairis Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and busitively cures Piles, or no pav re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give rerfcct
satisfaction, or monev refunded. Pr rice
25 cents per box. or sale bvf‘r 5o. it.
Plaistcd, Norwalk and South Nor“ all;
3 trifle \iiili an Throat or
$0“ \ Lung} srAasc.yIf on have
It Cough or Cold \‘P‘Illo chil ten are
threatened n iili Croup or \\ hooping Cough,
use Ackers English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. It. is a positive cure,
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and 500
Frank H. Iiaxter.
Housekecpcrs, “out! This.
Ask vour grocer and marketman for
Sperry & Iisrnes‘ goods. All their pro
ducts are first class and free from adul-
teraiion. Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast
Bacon, Lard, Sparerib and Sausage are
manufactured in New Haven. Ct.
would enjoy your dinner
x; \)0\\ and are prevented byD ys-
gaps! a, use Acker' s Dyspepsia Tablets.
hey are a hive cure for Dyspepsia, In-
vivgetion, latulency and Constipation.
e guarantee them. 25 and 50 cents.
For Sale by Frank H. Baxter. ,
Excltonieiit in Texas.
Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris, Tex., by the re-
markable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley.
who was so helpless he could not turn in
bed, or raise his head: everybody said he
was 6 ing of Consumption. A trial bot-
tle o r. King’s New Discovery was
sent him. Finding relief he bought a
large bottle ands box of Dr. King 3 New
Life Pills; b the time he had taken two
boxes of Pl! 3 and two bottles of the
Discover, he was Well and had gained
in flesh t. iirty six pounds. Trial Bottles
of this Great Discovery for Consumption
free at Geo. B. Plaisted
The Verdict. Unanimous.
W. D. Suit, Drdggist, Bippus, Ind.
estifles: “I can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles, and was
cured of Rheumatism of 10 years’ stand~
ing." Abraham Hare. druggist, Bell~
ville, Ohio, affirms: “The best selling
medicine I have ever handled in my 20
year‘s experience, is Electric Bitters.“
Thousands of others have added their
testimony, so that the verdict is unani.
mous that: Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases of Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only a half dollar a bottle at: Geo.
Piaisted’s drug, store.
kckm“ SB] Blood Elixir I; the only
MNIWomforlxllm,E1-§p
tic- Mums t on o
“Mud Wall
“Hominy-ins. Wogunnmit.
Fotadeby Frank B. Baxter
A“ all Ensues,
.
ALVOK cm nut-x.
Ia F‘nvcn. Roundinn, Irillrumuntions. .. .2.
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a has? LEE-TEA: 5555M"- .
4 Illnrrlicn of t hilrir .
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SHORT HINTS
1:".\':'
Social fltiqucttc.
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ilr~rir ii \52‘ rur: _; 55l'r. .!i ..
trirf \\'-.5 :rII 2.? vlli‘ t . !r 2 . 2;-
I_\ :.irsl l.» liner“ \\‘lliI r ::.r I. .3. ..r.rl
of rrrrlrrr: r- rs \\‘l at ~‘2 5” m .t .rr. l-rrr
r5.liilllrrii ilrr. i flu _\ r: >_5 «in: the
Wiilli I “l‘ ll lirr-I Illill 5n «I w.
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S\\i‘r, and null l-A r:r:rrlr.l t-l 5..\5 5: . ‘._’
prisltlgu pr. paid on l‘i serpt of 1mm.
.‘AI‘ICA I\I..
lEA
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-!
I’ritil filllllzl rr. live we wril rrr:ril r .‘lt‘h
oi r or friends :i i5upv rii Ilit :rl- \r5 v; Iii-
.il-.e lirlokA gratis rind tic-r of [turf Aige if
”it“ “III in ril us I i \\ rip iers r I II- Ir-
bins In lr cinch ‘i:.rp
liy fol ling 1.)) the “52.:
would :i lit-\lelllwl‘. IIu‘
only he ‘2 via.
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l‘u‘l 3.:illl' and
dress i ii if: A nir‘ ~i I: of iluA bundli-
wrile lIli \\5~ rd I 'rqliv5‘lr5 :iIN’“
their we will know who Sr'liri\ ii.
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EYMEERRRUS.
For line goods in,
Maple Syrup.
N. 0. Molasses,
'I‘cris & Coffees.
call on us.
vwl’lNE—
,(‘ri-riiiicry and Dairy
Butter.
a specially
\l‘lll‘
Crrll and secure :1 line I‘rcs-
cut with L‘\ cry can at
Jricob‘ s Absolutely Pure
~ Barking Powder.
What Soap do you use ‘3.
You know Ivory is the best.
Call and get a cake, or a dol-
lars worth and look at the
Lady on Exlnmnnn.
Sperry 8'. Barnes
liaiiis, Lard, -1’ork, (Alta,
aspccialty with us.
A Fine Line of
Toilet Soaps
Just rec'd and sold way down
A choice selection of
Confectionery
constantly on hand.
Seymour Broilers-
WASHINGTON s'rrrs E1
*f‘g‘im HEADACHE
. ‘ IBPEPSII. ll'EIlltIl'lllll.
m mnmu Liver Pins.
but-nob {landward
3&9:th
fl
- on, 1rd...
Tho It PILL "London 0:.
fig El? “a:
’farlluo’of Whips,
alolxoo.’
EIlIlIIEBIIIS ANE irillATS
—AT THE OLD STAND OF—-
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
ALL [lRllERS FILLED PROMPTLY.
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR AD-
VANTAGE TO TRADE \VITH US
GIVE US .A. TRIAL.
CARPETS!
The Largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at
LOWEST PRICoS FOR. CASH
Elegant dey Brrissells Carpet, 900.11p. 70¢.
Elegant 1‘: rpcsiry BrussellstiOc.
CURE
kneadar‘m s:1 n llcvo all the troubles ind‘
i‘ rittirrlilii: 5i ' .:rArft‘ :1‘.FVSII“'~Xll.f-‘lltlim bib
5 ‘; .s, NWff r, “- r :Lzr-t 2. Drstress m‘tcr
int‘ is :3. IA, .‘15. t. l ilc their molt
.dlr. succtAss has bceashown in curing
SICK
Headache. yet Carter‘s Little lerrPillsarei-quolly
\ double in t‘ o: l5 ipatiou, curing an d rev: min-
i‘ ris annoy inc complaint. \\ bile lhi y no corr- 1‘
r. lilieord rs t f t‘:: Hstomach stimulate the ]l\ r
and regulate the bounds. Even if they only cured
HEAD
Ar‘m Qlwy would let: 'mort priceless to those who
1.13:5? fro: n this (13 cs<i: rg cr. nrplsint: but form:
n: :1: ly t‘ rtir pool Jr does no: cud bcre, and
‘ thrm \ I! x Add tin 5". ltttla l!
my “:13 ithn‘ 1 .r5. \ ‘1" t 5
to do A ....o..t that. 115.; utter- '5 .ls:. 3: Li: .
ACHE
1e t‘icl‘ it. . of so m5 .ny lives that lien: is when. 1‘!
r..!:e (c.1- {out I -.tsl. Our 1 :13 core 1'. stifle
--v
Hatch, Ball? A All.
W001] IIAII‘I'ELS, /"
Doors,
Sash, Blinds,
HARD Wllflll WORK
Of All Iiinds-
w.
r
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate llllll Slllllll Glass.
STEAM SA‘VING
PLA SING AND
Window Shades
IIOLL ANI) SII HIES, good qualitv. on spring rollers, with fringe, all ready to
bring. 50c. Sprin ' Rullr rs l‘l‘lc.C01t.\'lL‘E I’OLES. ‘ with Brass Trimmings
complete, 4:er. All Brass Poles and Trimmings $1. 00
WALL PAPER,
IMMEN\E STUCK OF.\ '52] \V PATTI: R.'S .
Embossed Gold, «No. to 50c. per roll. Plain (in Id. n. \\5 style».
\V'illrout Gold, 7c. i i L‘llc. per roll.
FURNITURE.
Ash Bedroom Suits. $22 up
l'.rrlr-r \uits irrtirerri \ arrr l\ , B.- -rldirrg. ll. ri Springs, E5r5.,
iii I. iw I’r5~irl s I'rilllr H l. u r i‘ iiit: i'irs. Larrrlrrx qrrrrrs In frrr-i anything to furnish
\orir llilllSr i"rl upbi . r5 an er tnrind lr Are in I. “5 than t‘ riy Prices. t‘ririwts sewed
lii li: ind and hid in I r.il!rr izl l p- rrrlsters \\ 9 III) as fine “(ilk as rrrry oily house,
and employ the b. <r \\ orkrri. rr in i m" h lirniir li of r irr busiirc <5. Goods Delivi red
without Extra ch: int-A
C. E. SMITH’S,
No. ‘3. Atlantic 55..
‘.5c. to .33 per roll
t‘ oil are Suits $ S. \‘ l‘ir- Aces.
Walnut and Che rry
lierimrrrrr Suits $53 r rr’b.
(‘orncr of Broad. ttlppwsitu the Presbyterian and Baptist
L‘lillf’t‘lirs.
STAMFORD. CONN.
l‘hliibireliod in New York t‘itv 1817i
Many people seem LAZY
when simply in need of
a tonic.
QuakePBitters
gives renewed
yit a lit!
SAFE. SURE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
IN spcpsiii
Nervous Frustration.
ilebility. Depression.
General ilcbilit) ,
Sleeplessiicss, Etc.
Ql \ lilA‘. ll “[1" PF. “S are Espcci rally \' aluablc to W ONES .
Senlli- Quaker Medicine (10., Providence, R 1., for circular and cards
Ql‘ \lxl52lt m] l‘ERs huuA ban in the market :5 yr rim rind haw been thnrmrchily tested: and to
pmir- ih it All! _\ no». >§ ilu rirr rile we c lainr for them. any one pun training a bottle of Quaker Bitters and
star risiri; inn ili. r n of ii can show ihit rlrr- \ have rereivui no hem fit from its a swan have their money
cfundui- rind “r hirer \5 arrlhoriac all ilt‘rtltl’s to niurii the amount paid.
DIAMONDS
lliiigs, Lace Pin: , Studs
and Earrings.
WATCHES,
In Gold tllltl Silver Ariscs
of liilcd (It‘s ig‘iis. iold
ll. ii d sum- t‘lirrtcliiiii
\i'ritrlics. and Chains.
Rogers Silver Ware.
Pebble Spectacles and
Eyeglasses.
Diamond work and Fine “'alcli and
GARDEN RISE,
Step Ladders,
GARDEN TOOLS
W. I). [111111 M’s
HARDWARE STORE,
Music Hall Block.
Attittrmxoe '
French Clock repairing a Specialty.
A. S. FERRIS,
a5 E W E I... E R...
opposite City llolel.
South Nogwalk, Conn.
J. F. Pcekwell.
'1 James Block, Water St.,
Logman and Martinez
PREPARED PAINTS,
A PURE ARTICLE.
CANDIES
A I 414 KIN])S
5 First Class
BAKERY
camcorus. CANDY revs . and a full scour
wt of menu: candy.
Net-walk, Conn.
Being unable. to manufacture
HARNESS
To compete with huge concerns, 1 have taken the
agency of one of the oldest and largest lub-
ments in the state for the sale of
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sun
_ cingles, Collars, 820.
Fine Harness To Order,
A. IIIIAI. It the old stand, whom ‘ will
5%
‘38. JOHN HOLLAND
WA N T E D 353;? r': radars:
QUAKER BITTERS, .-U..-,::..,- -
L! .L’nt. ) :01.
Carter's Li: .3 Liv :5 Pills
v5‘.ryr:as\ iitik'A -
TM a
til) rrr t L'ri .c or
primal: lvin re. n all ma
thulhi‘ln. l'i lion-111.41. 1 1'51- Laid.
byd'is11itts5i\~‘.5.\n “boat‘ymd
CARTEP LTDICIXE (70.,
Slew Yuri: (its.
AXD now '1‘! USE mu.
ALFRED H. GUERNSEY. I’ll-D. .
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