u,
TEMPERANCE.
was. .,.,..,- ~-
9.
Ens far as the boundary line fixed by the inter-'ilprovcs to be unfit for the cultivation of shellgl
%state Commission, the grounds belong to thug-fish, and to prevent speculators from getting .
. State, and can only be acquired through al-Eapossession of ground and holding it indefin— 'cfiUoiitributed byiluilies of Norwalk Temp. Union;
sit
ilotment by and purchase from the Shell Fish '
itely for a rise in value instead of for honestgf - —- _ .
Commission. It is roughly estimated by th work, there i; a clause 5(3lean the cujllJ-l AN 11000er mm Sounwnann.——Active 3
{Commission that there are within those lim
'vation of ground within five years from its 4 eformers, whose business if is to persuade ~'
y‘JLS, between the town tracts on one side an use are commonly very quick to find a textlg,
Sithc boundary line on the other, about $250,
allotment. Aclause in the bill prescribes .. . _ _
’Tifi a good thing sometimes to be alone. .' that no person can hold ground taken fronglzinzggfiieitet ”mull“Sccelrsgnfig‘lfifécofl’:
‘ ,3. t 1 d ' d1 0k self in the face {000 acres of good bottom available for oysterj the State or from a grantee of the State, un-E _ _ ” . ween a on a -
' I cam y own an 0 - h cgarliciiltivation. Perhaps ‘_it will not be more.» less he has been a resident of the State forfgeb‘my' _“7“5 ingeniously raked “P and made
llansack the heart, seine every se 7‘ ban 200,000 acres. But even at that lower one year prior to his entering upon such pos—gy'use or m the followxng instances:
place, 7 figure, what an enormous prospects of poss lesion. The Commission will probably ask- .
Praycrful uproot 1110 ballefu‘x 80665 there gowns, . . . . . ~ . - it the course of his travels he once entered a
- . 1 tom from. ti 0 Le slature to strike out this clause. Not -
‘. Pluck out the weeds ere the full crop is glownt b‘m‘cs opens when the yield 0f 03's 1 gl 3» country tavern and sat down by the bar-
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Tuesday, September :57, 1881.
.‘aa
«lonelier-linemen.
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nly is its narrow prescription an offensivei.
. . 7. the comparatively diminutive area now cult - . . .
' ~- 11 run the race . ‘ . l . . . . . ' ' 3"
Gird up the lows BllCS to h b’ vated is taken into consulcration. From the, feature, but conditions are casrly conceived m 3 room fire to warm his fingers. Ills keenly f4
Foster all noble thoughts, cast cutt 0 use rovmg eye soon dlficovcmd, prominent over
which it would work great injury to persouslgg _ _ b .l
ldcsirous of retiring from business and togfimwe or bottles, W‘u‘h‘g 13’ colored contents
-,'.:were employed in oyster cultivation cast of eirs, besides shutting out much desirabl inlarge letters, th3e3incription, “No 01:0103
fallow. Haven 845 acres, at New Haven fifldlylcapital. given here-.3 Turning to the landlor (loll
i" Milford 2,600 acres, and at Bridgeport and 'l- The maps and guru-ya 0f the Cominissio X’hem he “33 091330331! unlinown(, he 53” 13:3
westward in Connecticut waters 3,485—in all gal-c now well advanced, and before long the Ah.’ I scc3yon_bringypeople squire up to 3th3ell5
6,934. acres. In that year. and it was a per bgillecr 0f the lomnlissiou will be ready [of “ark here. '1 cs, replied ltlic kindle-isle,
one for the oyster trudcftherc were lake-n egia the Wiii'ii ”l locating the plat corner r its no use to trust ruin cuslonuus nowa—
ifl'lllll ”1050 was 500,000 bUShClS 0f Virginia .-.in the water by the sextant, which will no r days. Wennust get 1‘ ”9 “'e go3alo3ng. 0‘
7‘ ‘tzti (transplanted oysters from Virginia I, never get ii.‘ chctt warmed his finger
awhile, and then turning to the landlord
{Icessitate the determination of marked pointsi
J} and 9’0 000 bUSllC‘lS 01" natives. Since *alon the show. It is his intention to deter , 3
) ‘ ’ e g I id: “I think I could add a line or two to
your inscription that would make it very,
fgldata gathered by Mr. Ernest Ingcrsoll for the’
iilast census, it appears that in 1879 there
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Thrust forth the ball, and make the good
thine owu. .
W220 has this courage thus to look Within,
Keep faithful watch and ward l'illl illnner
Ti 0 ice may harass, but can ne’er surprise
" " him ignoblc conquest win.
ll‘et it lu t, it" than wouldst wear tli
(l,
crown, .
Self, hascr self, must first be trampled down
——Jo.7m Ask-ham. -
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Sound Oyster Growing.
then We “CFCSSB in “59 has been increased, iminc the exact position of shiny of the sum--
fiend the "low 135i year WES much greater. .iiincr resorts, church steeplcs and other prom— ,3
‘ inent and commanding points along “30;:-
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EB 't w‘ll answer to ima inc even 200 000a _
‘ u“ 1 g ’ ' the landlord. “Give me a pen and a pic.
‘ (£1156.
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close a ballet hole; but it may be profitably used a
in stomaehie diseases. It will dono harmwld mygg
do much good. Try it and see it it won’t suit your
.59
LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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ANO-EOR‘E‘E
UNEQUALLED IN
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WILLIAM BNABE a. CO.
Nos. 204 and 206 West Baltimore Street, Baltimom
_ No. 112 Fifth Avenue, New York.
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BY MRS. M. F. BUTTS.
ALE 231.3 1
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. “‘
UommeneingJuno 27,1881.
DAILYTBAINS
LeaveNorwalk Bridgefor Danbury.
9 321 a. m.,1ilsil. .
2 22 p. m., Accommodation.
4 :36 p. m., N. Y. Express .
0 ill p. m.,Mail.
:l 0: u. m., Sunday Accommodation.
I know a corner, such a corner
Full of tangled grasses;
There a sparrow has a nest,
There the squirrel passes;
O the soft breezes comes and goes
Through an elm-tree’s arches,
And the birds sing low and sweet
In the fringed latches.
NCRWALK.
We still mind—e” to newlines
Arrive atNorwalk Bl‘iTIgcfrom Danbury.
7 iii a. m., Mail.
ti 52 p. in., N. Y. Express.
1 08 p.m.. Accommodation.
5 14 p.m., Mail.
0 05 p. m., Freight.
ii 00 p. in. Sunday Accommodation.
1. .W.9 ANDIFORTH ,Supt. .
I know a corner, such a corner,
A mossy wall around it;
Tall lilies met me at the gate
Bowing the day I found it.
Though mute they stood,I smiled and said
Good day, and, pleasant Weather;
Small curling ferns were trembling nefll’.
Crowding close together.
5Q @gn‘tmi.
TILE POPULAR ANDSVVIFT STEAMER
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tiEW 'lillill, iiEt‘l llAVEil 8'. HARTFORD RAILRDAE
Trains leave So. Now-wall: for New York at l2 4
n. in, \l’ushingtonEmilia Harlem ltivcr' 150.0
a 1:5 cx.; 5 50, 0 20,7 ‘35 cx.; 734, 0 of ex.; ',
1145 cx.ii.m.; 1‘30, ‘.' 50 ex.; d390x.‘, 510.5 24 c
. 0 no, 0 its p. in. ex. For New Haven, 1 .‘5 ,
o 01.0 ‘2ch.; ill-18a.m.. 12 11 ex ;1 i3. 2 iii
---- 0 4-2, 11 and,
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cx.; ex.;li10, ex.; 5 4‘2, (5 1:! c
ll '25 c::.: ll 55 cx.p.ni. 1 - ~ -
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1:” (72’: i'gI/‘fl‘gtl’i'flg :5 f,‘ “1'3"“ ’3 1}, 11453330“? me. an i is {Endivwl’vs‘i’é’fl'ilifl’i} $3953 Vtitle
3; you}. .;3 u, i. 1. 91])7‘653 m 20 .71"; - i. .' . . ‘ ‘I~ — ".7 J.‘ ‘ 3
we cpl-mgflcziluzs a.ni.12 11,1158 lam. Via Necef-j‘lfiliwi “flgglflfgygl;:;‘;‘:£,’t,§fl33iil‘.‘f i'iifixtai'ii-feh—L '3
EHDlzziness, Cravclullalarianuid all difficulties of l
:Llrtlic kidneys, Liver, and Urinary Organs. For
.43 Will leave So. Norwallr, every mornilig.(5iliiiluys‘
’3- excepted.) at 1:50 A..\i.,on_ arrival or the Dan 3,.
:F‘ bury and New ilavcn trains. llcturning “'1in
it" leave l'ier ‘22 'l'l.1t.,f'oet of Fulton Street, at 2:4 51
4.x. M., and from foot of 31st Street, li.1t.,at 3:0
I know a corner, such a corner,
Great clouds go sailing (War;
A meadow stretches just beyond
Flushed deep with rosy clover.
So far it is from any noise
:4? unnbury leaving at 0:12 p.ili.,and the New Haven. 0mm") '3‘ 52. 5' 9-5 a.m., 5311.655, 11 ‘25 p.m.
Passengers for Brooklyn can,
BAY—Kn]! TAYLOR, Ifoct and Trillvclcryf
Said: “I take great pleasuroiu recommending to ,~ Paescngcrfl can procure Single and Excursio
IIDN. FERNANDO “[00]). I“. (3.,
name as reference. My boys will return to
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nice.” ”\i 1““ would you add ‘ 1210,111le pfiSaid (1880): “I cheerfully consent to the use of my *
3‘0“": fr
parents the Academy of MLSWItllln C.Shortlidgc. ,
E: r.n.,connectin:: surely with the ti-alnioi-S
*1 trains gomg oust.
,3 Female Biscilses. Monthly Menstruation;
:‘1 and during Pregnancy. it has no equal. It rc-
',;‘,stores the organs that make the blood, and heuen
{sis the best Blood Purifier. It is the on y
-"-1known rcmcdythat cures Bright’s Disease
For Diabetes use ‘ifii’arircr’s Euro Michelob.
take the Fulton Ferry at the head‘of the I’ier.fr
Sweet peace fears not to greet me;
And in the silence heavenly thoughts
Like angels come to meet me. '
-— ’llrz'stz'an Um’on '
l‘f YORK .v. PHILADELPHIA bi Elli LINE-
liOUND BROOK ROUTE
AND PHILADELPHIA .
cling hilly 30th, 1831.
’rom station U. R. ll. of N. J
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Tickets i'orall Stations onthc Danbury 1
”at the Captain’s Ufliec on the boat.
W Passengers and Baggage convey
cm the Depot at South 1N orwalk Free of Char
illitOlLiii
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‘(llt {Z'itiiN'l‘oN
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Leave New Yr
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go}
. . . .—.. r reducing 0 store at even the rate Of : shore as cod ob'eets to si ht from the... . . r ~' ' 'c 1' their vacation.” . .. . ~.. . . , 3 , . . . .
010i330TI0l7T5 EXTERPRISE n‘ LEW“ A0 'igfii p “ y . '1’ water: It in also] be found gnecessary to act paper, and I will show you." “Walk into;e (01,0? ktié‘ii‘fifi‘iiii‘éii €(iii-iiiilar address SWITHIR _ RefrcslIi—iykfl 343,13: all: :13- bl 31313133 '33: £131,532? cgtlllilnilliilgrllyst. lnr lililliltilglllllii‘ili.w n 13 31 ngfs-llcby m“ Mm Wl mm” q. or 25'
. ; . . . . :. ' - . _-'. “I u ... .. .3.‘ -1: u .09 . ‘ -cn swans i .: ;' .:: : an. .' - . - gn‘- 4 H ‘- .u -. -_ ”-15:29!-
-.’ f’ y '- the bar; there’s a pen and ink—help your- .3 LESIIIIRTLIDGEJ.Muller-viral University brad ‘ V Bhuwccnwop :303 l, 4:? iris, ,1 23.5.5. to“ climax} M dsma‘a pol. haul-c. “mg“, mmc m the market. Try l,
comm) rnniuronr. 3 3
While the demand for oysters both at home 3'
and abroad is increasing from year to year,
the fields of production are not .incrcasmg at 3.
DEEP WATER BEDS‘ 1‘; erect permanent signals of considerable size .
One great discovery Of late years, that OfEfatlialong some parts of the coast,but this will be
practicability of deep water cultivation of meg-{avoi dc d as far as pessible on account of the
oyster, has made possible the utilization Of:expense. The law provides for the plain ,- “NO are it given here
all proportionately. Indeed, the only notc-fi fimarking out of designated grounds by the And yet I’ve 081150 to {CM
worthy increase is upon the CODHBCthUligl-le deemed far too great. 3 grantees by permanent “stakes, buoys, ranges, That there’s a daybook kept in heaven,
shore. Six or seven y cars ago the oyster cal-gimme" have to be planted in shallow water; or monuments," so that hereafter, or rather ‘ Where charge is made and credit given."
tivators of New Haven, Fair Haven andeg the “natives” can be cultivated successfully after operations are fully commenced under . Laying down the p en and leaving the lines
Indeed’this law and Commission, there need be no he ‘walked to the fire, and again sat down,
‘6 more confusions of property rights to ground expecting an explosion. The landlord went
under water than respecting real estate high chind the counter and read what he had
and dry on a hill. _
. run FUTURE. " when the doctor,.. glancing around, was, to
Not even the most sanguine of those con-ibis great pleasure, and somewhat to his sur-
prise—from the intimations of dampness
:about the eyes of the landlord—convinced
- A H
taking up the pen, wrote as follows :
April and May of each year to buy two-year. _ ‘
old oysters from the beds “OE Fire Island application from one man for an allotment of
way" for their planting- Now the process i 1,000 acres, five and a half miles off shore,
reversed. 1“ the Feet season, one New Ha"iropposite the town of Madison, where the
V611 firm 010119, J- & G- H- Smith, 901d 20v'lgldepth at mean low water is fourteen fathsms. .,
000 bushels Of two-year-old oysters for planet; Thus far, out of the 104 applications received ..
ing in other waters. There are every season“?t by the Commissioners, asking for the slot. is
in the months mentioned hundred of sloops ment of about 32,000 acres of ground for?
in the Connecticut waters after loads of these oyster culture, not one has been located
9
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icrc is hardly a limit to the ,3word fitly spoken, how good it is."—Prohi
.4 a
bout sixty every month, I only get paid off
drunk for a week. Now, ye see the only
difference is that ye time of drinking better
he sandy bottom where the bed is to be 3,
g,Mformcd. Old shells are worth seven or eight”; differ, but I am persuaded in view of this
I One flrm strewcd fearful crime, that abstinence is right.
ii
(5?
8111311 03510115: WhiCh command 50 01' eegwherc the water was less than four fathoms. ,Thcy say that ii
cents per bushel, for the stocking of the beds “ This indicates not only a purpose to grow
0f 130303: PIOVideUCBi Long Island and '- morelargely hereafter the “natives” instead '. e x ccpt the actual area of the available
other points along the coast. INS claimed, Of the “Virginias,” but that the men now ground. Independent of the Planting of seed;
by ”10 New Haven producers that not OBI-Vi: contemplating either the extension of their :3 oysters it has been found that all that is
are they able, by the use Of the medem sysvérgpmgenl business or new enterprises in this§rieeessery to start an oyster bed anywhere in
tems and appliances which they have adoptcdl: gthis portion of the Sound is to provide a drink as “men as ms pm“. Express,“
to misc and Ship oysters for one-half lei-S 7‘ ‘5", surprise. James explained, “You take aglass
111ml any Other PrOdUCCl’S. bm that thengscalc. It is well understood that some ONE E"of whiskey and water after dinner, and take
oysters are better than any others, and tharmem desiring ‘0 put several thousand acresyaar each expellinn from one to six million nother of teddy just before retiring.”
there are no waters along the American cowginto cultivation, and fearing that the Com-gmom’s of spawn so-small as to be invisiblelees, to help digestion, and to promote
so perfectly adapted to the cultivation 0f the ‘mission might refuse to grant 30 large tracts ' I V M ‘- . sleep,” said the minister. “W ell.” continued
oyster as the Sound. This last great claim to individuals, have made their, application ,3 _
has only within a few years past come to be
properly appreciated, and its recognitionhasof consolidating the grants so obtained. It , There is not a spoonful of water in the
been the main cause spurring the State “via the PORCY 0f theState to put thesegrounds, Sound in the spawning season which does
Connecticut to affirm the right 0f Found?” far as possible, in the hands or a gre“not contain many of those germs. Tosfford
over her own shell fisheries, 0f Wh‘eh Shenumber of small proprietors, rather than dis-"‘them a lodemcnt noon around which nature
has always, until recently, been deprived by pose Of them to a few large growers, but the has not already Prepared oyster shells “win-
the State Of New York. giranchiscs granted are perpetual, and there ’ ’ ° ;
That control over the waters of the Soundsappears to be no way of effectively carrying
and all therein, which it was claimed was‘s'pul this policy. Some of the small grower
“3‘3th in the State Of New York by certain J.arc indeed apprehensive that the natural ten
ancient patents from the Duke of York andadency of the business, through the employ
the British Crown, was rather nominal than merit of steam power for its prosecution, will
.11' \
iii cents abusliel for this use.
v.08,000 bushels of shells on their grounds in
m 5,,
three weeks of July. Every year theses,
ashells become more and more valuable and
' difficult to obtain in sufficient amounts. No
:proprietogii. H C R f F _ H , who subscribe to it take iauy real interest in _,
When r. . . owe 0 air aven, in-
trodueed the first steam dredge, the William
of its grounds for oyster cultivation in its
own way, and managed its coast affairs to
suit itself, with little regard for New York’s it
i
an 060-. . 0. Lorimer.
theoretical ownership. But. for the better3 3- Lockwood, ancient oystermen commisser 7 more Oyster-shells roads are likely to be con- % “ms '
security 0f tenures derived from the State ated his folly and prophesied his discomfiture' if tructed abcut N ew Haven when the present ‘5‘ What is Cidor.Vincgar ‘2
0f Coync‘ctlcui. ll W88 deemed advisable to But a Slflgie season demonstrated so success ”v 03 d s are wow out. In a year the diminutivegg Country Gentleman.
fully the advantage of the new system that a
number of steam dredges were contracted
fifor by-otuel groweis, and now there are m'fi‘command from twenty-five to fifty cents
quCl‘ailOil two at Fair Haven, one at New ‘
have the boundary settled definitely and per-_
mancntly. Furthermore, New York’s as
sumed control was in certain cases a shield
for ill—doors. Thus, for instance, a prize fight
’3
33'
oysters which have fixed themselves upon
1‘ r
" per bushel, i“ Proportion to the quantity "f 30 to 40 grains of bicarbonite of soda (brea
.4 “‘0 oyster 5060 among ”39’“- I” m"0t“(xii-Ignoria.) will pass for cider vinegar, let it ’
.
ed .
b
..
a little patch of land in the Sound, which. "
can be driven to in a wagon from the Con-
necticut shore at low rater, and the partici-
pants, who were arrested by Connecticut offi— 5 of dredging up 800 bushels of oysters a day.3 marke
core, and soldiers, escaped punishment by _ When she is at work her dredges keep ten .~' , , a .. , 1 , . ,, _ . ,
claiming that their offence, if any existed, .zmeu busy on deck sorting the oysters from -30 :iclii‘eiii'lilsoirl‘iileliizpz‘ifi, aztc‘lrggjs‘m; u‘ZEfivmcgar, made from half “DC and badly rot-
had 1’96“ perpetrated within the jurisdiction the trash. It has been considered that one 5’ ‘ ‘ a ‘ ‘ " y ted “Pillesv and In many cases “0‘, “3‘7ng lb?
of the State of New York. .- man had about all that he could do, dredging ~ - neutralizmg power of more than 19 t? 10
"he first step toward a proper fixing of the .- by hand, to attend to two, or at the outside,’ 3 . . grains of soda, winch is not enough of acid to
. . tau «:1le and eeliain profit.
boundary line of Connecticut through the
three acres of oyster beds, but here are men ‘
Sound was a suit begun in the United States new in the business who, with a dozen or so-
Supreine Court by the State of Connecticut a:
3% Ti esc he st. r fish the criwinkl) the-J - . ,, .
Soon afterward each State appointed a. boun- planted last year 75,000 bushels of oysters E x are ‘1 q ’ p L’ . "De and PCthCUY sound apples BClCCtvd, and
_-. dredvinn' etc ,3. , , , - a. _ ,
oral, and Horatio Seymour, Jr., state engi-y D a land, and have been known to destroy enureIYElgauze over the opening 10 keep flies, &c.,out.
3:—
? army worms demolish every green leaf and
Foster and the Hon. William T, Minor rcp-M
J growers in Connecticut, cultivating, it is that Mr R W Law a New Haven oyste
"W o I I , 3
through the centre 0‘ the Sound froma POintnof ground; but there is at least one other
hands and a steam dredge, cultivate four or
r».
. _ . . _ _ . . drill and the drum fish. The star fish often’ a barrel of elder made from them which was ..
duly eonumssron. Allen C. BCnCh, secretarygand this year 100,000, intend building another , move in vast bodies, like the army worms eufkplaced in the cellar with the bring out and
rinrr accidents, to take 11 75 000 bushels of " _ ‘ , . _ , _
ricer, represented New York; and the Hon. 5 ‘ p ’ I, a bed of remarkable oysters as cleanly as tilt.“ The conversation into vinegar was slow, but
sides their regular trade through the fall and =~
,pwinter.
resented Connecticut. ‘
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Opposite Byrnm’s Pomt to near Fisher 8 Is-- dealer, Mr. H. J. Lewis, who planted 50,000
_ swcr all the purposes of vinegar, and be much
,belt
k
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parativcly inexpensive stock of dead shells to
There are four;
5r.
the oyster, and often to such an extent as to faction and destruction.
F5
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4’-
t,
I‘- ' 1
ounce will neutralize-forty grainS‘of bicar-
bonite of soda (not carbonite of sal soda, an
important difference. To keep a barrel of
ii:
against the State of New York in 1878. five thousax‘l acres. H. C. Rowe & Cong
of State, A. Schoe'inlaker, J12, attorney-gang} amer this fall, and expect, bar-*9
,3 =2
.two-ycar-old oysters next April and May be. lie;
Orlgeu b' Seymour, the Hon. Lafayette S" blade of grass in their way. Some idea of
These gentlemen
33000 upon a ““0 running substantially understood, nearly if not quite 5,000 acres
oyster and his enemies say that the star fish”
‘ wraps his five fingers about the oyster, waits
‘ ntil the shell isopencd, then suddenly injects .
degree Of apprehension toward the future_ into it a fluid which sickens or stupéfice org:
The small dealers, have, however, one advan-l: k' .
~ ills the o ster, so that he 0 ens 11 com—
tags atlcast, which may be regarded as a '- y p p 'f:
gloompensaticn. There are along the coast,
a natural oyster beds, of which the largest is,-
'3:
thalis‘nmd under the jurisdiction, of New from 3,000 to 10,000 bushels of seed oysters
Yonk, and thence easterly to the Massachu-
settslinc. It was provided that no fishing-.3?
rights or State grants extant before the agrce- f
ment should be affected by it. This agree-
meat was ratified by both States and subse-
quently by Congress. In April last the State
of Conucetieut set on foot measures for the
plctely and is at the mercy of his destroyedi
0“ her Board Of Flsh Commissioners Powersgsthough worked six months in the year by a_
*5 8 Shell F1511 Commxssron. gfleet of 75 or 100 sail, it seems practicably, ~' - too s'ro 3 f 3 table u e
_ , . _ i ng o ' s.
. Fararmnc our Tm; “ORK' . . gingnlustllllilel f l . . “whclk tingle" or “dog “whelk” has they,
r o — - ' . ‘ - . . .
ThlS3 ish Commrssxou as bCon3ln ChlSl‘. 53. smart cod system c outaining oys3ter power of boring mm the oystcr’s shell, alldll‘gornne 3,1383 obtained by the conversion of
cues fifteen years and was. the pioneer in grounds from the towns, each voter being. . . . , . . . .55 A _ o v _
. .’ - . ,3 . though 1‘ into 1‘8 meat, W1”! 1‘ milp-llkcstarch into sugar and always contains more
New England in the work of restockinvv the-A. the theoretical possessor of two, acres of the “,1... . . ,. ’ . _ _
. ‘. ° . . ‘ -' :s tongue WhICh cuts a 110““, 3130‘“ one-Sixteenth or less sulphate of lime which is developed
rivers with salmon, shad, black. bass, trout public domain under water, the plots granted , of an inch in diameter as clean as if boredw ’ -
I i '3. . 0 ~ v". 3‘ . 3 - n - ‘ . 3 l .3 .
llnbd carp.d Grillilt-suelzess-ha: a.tended it; Intile of life: and shape: run 1113 sllielli 1113!:gl1 by a jeweller’s diauion d. The drill is a fas—
a Ol‘S,au 1181.1.10‘11 ways ecu compose ... ar' illLS a amapo rem 00 ct i e a tidious cream“ and only cares toEeat the
of gentlemen or ability and high character, Chinese pi c more than anything else, and r“ .
it has achieved great practical good for thcit must have been almost impossible f0
State, with a careful eeouomy'such as is sel-
dom shown by State commissions. The pre-
sent Commissioners are Dr. W. M. Hudson of ting disputes, reprisals and law suits.
Hartford; Robert G. Pike. judge of the city 3,,
court of Middletown; and G. N. Woodruff.--
farmer and fish cultivator of Sherman.
keeps at the 40 grain market, and is almost
, 1
”17.1
' 517 big fellow With jaws like a boulder CWSh' vinegar. There is no danger of such a result E»
or, and simply chews up the oyster and ejects
_ 3 from sugar obtained from either the cane or
the shells in fragments. Fortunately, he has ,3 apples. Whenever I see a vinegar free from'
. not thus far done any damage to the Connect- nl
. 3 3 ull..iate of lime, and of which an ounce will
lcut shore oyster beds, although 11183 cvfl eutralizc from thirty to forty gallons of the
ability therefor has been fully demonstrated soda mentioned, it will pass for cider vine-
Unripe and rotten ,apples will never
reperty of their neighbors and thus beget 7 :
As tli
at City Island by a visit.
the serious
fir.§?2_‘,‘,‘lt‘.‘7j,'~'}.l{ I -‘y. ,-
of the State under the Sound-and the oyster
beds that may be formed thereon. They so 1.},
. that, taking one consideration with another 1':
the oystcrman’s life is not a happy one. One
nxpnonnn, IN ICELAND.
The Chicago Times of 'a recent date con
good deal of hesitailey, but have discharged
it so successfully as to win the cordial ap—
proval and endorsement of all who are ac-
quainted with the results of their labors'
map of the grounds suitable for the cultiva-
tion of shell fish in the waters of the Sound.
To this end they employed Mr. J. P. Bogart,
civil cngineer,of New Haven. Mr. Bogart
made arrangements with the late Capt. C. 1’.
Patterson, Superintendent of ‘ the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey,for tracings
. from the original charts of the Connecticut
shore, which are on a scale of 03‘; inches to
the mile. These tracings make a continuous
map, which, if put together, would be sixty
acres do they deem worthy of
their eonsid
'eration. ‘ '"S
. bled from London by one of the assistant ' ,
, . . . 'T editors of the Times:—' ‘
l‘here is a little pct paragraph gorng the ,. '
‘ . William Lee Howard of Hartford Conn. 1'
rounds of the rcss nd rca h z ' - ’ f
p ’17 pp caring, as sue . who left Leith, Scotland, last April, to cx- 7‘1
nets are a t to do in all uncx ectcd corners -
k ‘ p ’ p ’ lore Iceland to satisfy a longing for adven
“E to the effect that a woman’s character on '11 - .
7%. g. ture, reached here last night.
dren are clean .or dirty. 1t “1mm goes on view he said all the members of the cxhibi- i'i
tion were in good health, in spite of the r
,to say that elegance or appropriateness in
orth the quantity of ground he wishes, prc
scribing exactly where itis, and showing thatcl othing must depend on mere ac ci dents of
is not and hasnt been within ten years a nal-
ural oyster, clam or mussel bed. A notice
HOW GROUND IS OBTAINED.
s;
z.
. :‘ was thoroughly explored on J uly’ll, the top
self.” The doctor walked into the b-ir, and .;_
L,
ed
garir
4 GEO.
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morning he called to reprove him. The
guilty one confessed, but said he did not;
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LADIES’ FINE SHOES,
Jim, “that’s just fourteen glasses a week, or
, nee a month, and then if I were to take
sixty glasses, they would leave me dead “
Mail's Fine Hand 3. listless Seweil
than I do." Well, that's about the view“-
.
dissipated people take of moderate drinking, E‘ZTliat cannot Fail to Please you
SLIPPERS It'll GREAT VARIETY. :.;
Trunks, Traveling Bags, Lentils -,
And ’32
I am furthermore satisfied that onlythose
~' Eugene Fancher, ;,
he reclamation of Ethe intcmperatc.—-13ev.
if, .- Florentine
This question is often asked, and when I .
a am to answer it, I always say that any vine- -33
gar of which one ounce will neutralize from 3,;-
(i
9
er than most of the stuff 'sold for cider 5‘.
J'
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ravenous cpreures "f the 3‘8 “Let feed “P‘3n§§[>ickies from mould, the forerunnerof putre- .
blight all the oyster-man's hopes of 'a harvest. f To test the matter, several years ago I had -
n
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with soda, and for some time past one fluid-”z
a
space for it in the barrel. So far, my vinegar ..
Much of the vinegar sold new is made from . 7
during the process of manufacturing the 7,.
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«efit'izéfilzk'g’qiq'lilifl,
2: Money
Office No.
. uate, .MEDIA, 1. A., 12 miles from Philadelphia.
H.151. WARNER 6.: 00., Rochester, N.Y
StlilliilllilzlilSCELLANi.
1' ' ' v r ._ l-v ~‘
. Will continue to make re,.iilllr hip L 5:3,), 12 ..
liii‘llliilli a Hillll‘tfl illali
for any smoker to know that wearJgntting up
. very fine Havana ililer; thli Connecticut wrap- -
.;L - pep-equal in flavor to cigars generally sold at from
10 to 15 cents—which we are selling to consumers
. , and the trade at 84a hundred. We Will send a be
containing 25 to any part of the United States.
“walk Bridge and New York. , rcight received
«‘from and delivered at the freight depotof the
. Danbury A“. Norwalk Railroad for all stations, also
a _ the Shepnug Railroad. .
“Special arrangements for freight t0 and from
New York can be made With this line 10 percent.
less than by the railroad. _ 3
. Produce sold free of commission and returns
3 promptly made at the highest market rates.
.. m.
For 'l‘lliril é: Berks ntrccts,ut 5:30, 7:45.11:15,n..m.
'9 '30 ‘ . m. 0n Sunda - atfl' 'i a. in. ~
. 3‘ .-
MRS. Efi'ffiffii iii. PENKHAM,
9F Lz‘SINN,
llf‘f‘ til‘i 'l'tc (
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1.30,
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MASS.
:1 Astronomers expect the reappearance, be—
;: f0
’0 10118. Of a remarkable variable star,
-é'iiwhich was observed in 945, 1264 and 1572.
‘ This star was seen at its last appearance by
.~ I
undiiy 8:3 , ii.m.,
. Return train is l cnv
a From stations .i
intb Sc Green Sts., . l
:45, 5:40, 0:45, 12 p. m.
if:
u
ailroad,’ _
:.ili., 1:15
:15 :i. m.,_;
.1. .
3 .11..
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B , Cine
\i'! timed
'clwoncwmm 5- PERRY» CW limo Wm 01.944357, 1323 Broadwaymnd acme rinciml‘. A Neapolitan gardener, after years of cv-
Outiit free. Address
oifi’V—Wlfi‘fls—‘Ecnd 25c.for 100 page pump
n 1;.
T out Newspaper Advertising.
. HOWELL 8'. 00., 10 Spruce St., N. Y.
A YEAR and expenses to agents.
P. 0. VICKEY,_3A_u_guiIta.Mg
hle
Addrcsz
~ cats 0 paid for S1 or to cigars for 82. Address '1‘. WA“ persons are forbidtrusting any of the _ . .
.2 IallflnggE STORE CO MPANY, Wholesale Deal~ employees of the boats of this line on account of .iqitgi‘ilpi‘iilixfd 3,, Berks s' -.3. , .. "ii Tycho Br 3119; who reported that It SUdden‘Y
‘29:." Cigars alldlirtxzci‘llfsiBnidgcport. (ifllll; “he owners thereof. . 3:10, 5,253 6,25, 11:50 p. 1‘1; ' " l,_ 3 became so brilliant as to be seen at noon, then
, . u r e on n one. .1 our ‘3 ' - in. 4:30 .ni. . ' '
EHUNTEFFs m use—svnnrnonx 5 choice, 445- Eff -_ M 661E er?“ s “all; I‘renton,Wnrren and 'l .. r . gradually faded av. ay, and Was lost to View
a ‘ {afielfi’fcem’zuc 0‘ om‘irliipfi'lil’lfi'nj / ‘1" "' ‘ "" =28. 5-33. 2:05.110:1ll.,151234é3.m. ~. ‘ 2 u about sixteen months after it was first ob—
. '. - -.- ‘ veg-.2 *" Er 13! l-m. n-‘umu 2.....1 l.m.l-.- 'f .3 ,
4. SIFTERS. innau. 0. Agents; .3 ‘ 14 ‘I ‘ ' Tickets for relic attoot of Lilian, .....-:;».9,eei,l_-_l SCUM}.
3
all hereafter make regular weekly trips between Nor-
;‘ri walk and New York, stopping at South Nor-walk,
~ leaving Meeker Brothers’ Wharf, Norwzilk, every
2- Friday night. Freight taken on board at Pier
3 E. 11., foot of Rutgerst., New York, on MON-
ugus and TUESDAYS.
.t
lhotcls; Nos. 2 and 4 Court Shana Annex office, 5.
Icweli’s Wharf, Brooklyn. =
New York Transfer Company (Dodd’s Express
43mm call for check baggage from hotel or residence
'ito destination.
ALL RAIL LINE AND
periment, has produced a camelia with a del-
catc perfume, and think. it probable that
hcse flowers may in the near future be so
ultivated as to rival the rose in fragrance.
it
u.
EUGENE filial-an.
tr:
17- Main Street,
Fir Spring 8! Summer Wear.
~ Boots and Shoes,
and Findings.
PRICES THE LOWEST.
17 MAIN STREET, N URWA LK, CONN
Beets d. Stiles
In all Widths and Styles.
g5 fl’l‘hcsltnghest Elmer R’ntlss fluid rllrga par figUTIgVIA gangrfirooli. 7 2 47511330?
._f, .y ‘ raw an arlller s '0 "ca 3’ 7'} or“ 03V? OTSCY ‘CflSl c 080! B. _‘ ._ r . I! 3 '
,3 N ’ 1k ,1. ‘s‘c’ RIEEKER a: mail. a: filli'tfielloog Egglggrgyfglgcly‘NSIR-‘f, M 2 3 30 _, L? first 2.2-: " eligiififfiif‘figg (my: .Tmutpcmf hm: Emily ’fmee “imam“
9. -._~ m—-2 . . . :2. . . '. . .' .1 I- . 3 ‘~‘ - .. ‘ '
om“ 'Apn ’1 0 - 500.530.6230. 71.30.1201 ’ ’ ' ’ i: VEGETABU" GOMPODND' 6:321:31): tilzlsiun eaHEi-Eeiieiiegstriiezewzo?
Via Sandy [Look—9, 16.40 a. 10.. 1.30; 3. . m.-
45. 5-0033? E‘hel‘ositiv
E? i n v . 3.76:45 P.M. Siintlays9.301\.hl. . . — r: . ' “UV“ ‘ 7 " ' -
- “0105510311" * ' 8' i-‘r‘ ' JOSEPH s. HARRIS, General Manager. 1% F01” 813 Isaiah. 9013913111355 > mmns’ When may serve “5 “58ml 1mm" 1
v 11.1). BALDWIN, Geml’ass. Ag't. . THIS I’REPARA'mfi 833503113 mnmonrorrs —-Head coverings of conical and rounded
.
in
FOR SARATOGA
_. Fast Time and Close Connections .
“between Bridgeport and Saratoga.
NATURAL CONDITION, NRECTS m VITAL POWEL‘.
MIGHT, STRENGTUEHSTHE BIUSCLES 02‘ THE UTERUS
AND L'LFTS I'I‘ INTO PLACE; LED OMS IT TONE AND
g?
3 orm are cooler than those of flat shape; the
srnnxcrn, so THAT run corn; is radical and en. helmet ’5 accordingly preferable to the kepi
.. 6 Hours and 30 Minutes Going. tire. I: strengthena'rngsnocxngfin 33051;???“ hot climates. 2—A thick body, formed
1‘. - ~ OION‘ I'I‘ GIVES TONE TOT W50 1‘ J .
a 3 6 Hours and 20 Minutes Retunliniz- “m; n. RESTORE, Emma” onuaxs To m of a substance which conducts heats badly,
Efiprotects effectually against the sun’s rays. 3
Egg—No metal should be used in the construc—
2 tion of head gear. 4—A good ventilation,
éobtained by means of lateral air holes at the
top and a gang at the base, isolating the
“and head, causes a very sensible lowering of the
“ interior temperature. A head cover of bad
NATURAL rosmox. THAT rename or assume
DOWN, caosmo mm, WEIGHT AND enormous, In
ALWAYS ynmmxrnx cunnnmr irs can.
It will, at all times and under all circum-
stances, act in harmony wit}: the laws
govern the fomnio system.
For the cure ot'Kidrzcy Complaints ofclther
sex, this Compound is unsurpassed.
Lydia. E. Pinkhum’s Vegetable Comp
Is prepared at the proprietors laboratory.
No, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
THE 0!!“ ”NE MAKIIE SIlllH TIME!
3 Leave Bridgeport «— 10:10 A. in, arriving in Sarato-
2. ' ga 4:40 P. M. , .
" Leave Saratoga—i 1‘.313\’l., arriving in lirlilgcpor ‘91?
7:; r. M. ' ‘
Through ears to apd from Albany. _
, Single and Round Trip Tickets on sale at Pass-
-.- cngcr Depot, Bridgeport yin. Albany. . .
«newsstands
'ii'l'
er
Baggage checked direct.
Train leaving South Norwalk at 9:20 a. an,
"‘2
revise
7- makesclqsc connection utBridgcport. Returning tr: Priga $1 Six Battles in age address $5 ,, construction may be made cool by good ven-
Tram arrives m South Norwalkat 7:40 1",“: a ,0 Q5. Mrsi Pinkhamfreeiy answcrgalliettcrsof lii'qulry. itilation.
3 _L. B. blLLSON. Supt. .gé, ’ 5;» Send for pam blots. Address as above. . . ,I ‘ . _ _
H. D. AVERILL, (xenxrlcact Agent. . No famil a ouldbe withoutLydiaE.P1nkham's Experiments have been made in Paris With
PI S. They cure Const ation,Bilious- '
Bridgeport, July 21,1381.
amass:
i 7..
30,5;
3f_ , _ 3333 “legitimise Tomidity oftho Liver. .r (starlet-box.“ new kind of military telegraphy, which
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JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY a: (70., gloonsists simply in reading large letters by at
Wholesale Agents. Philadelphinfenn. firtelescope. It is hoped to succed at 60 miles’
DIAMOND SPECTAGLES! Egdistanee.
(21!! :2...
I
emaul
=5
— '5’ Leschmidt, whose observations have been
“in ' —TIlE-——— _ , ":lconfirmed by Stoney and Sir W. Thompson,
:53 Chicago 80 North-Western “we {- calculates that each molecule of hydrogen
; .5, IaAILVV‘AY *3.
.3 _Is the OLDESTI BEST CONSTRUCTEDI BEST ;
EQUIP. EDl and hence the "
“measures, at the most, not more than a fifty-
, " millionth of an inch in diameter—a minute-
These Spectacles are manufactured from“Mi-
12.05;,(1131 gflajlwayexerr enrsran Banners” nicltcd together. nudge 11853 0f “7111011 We can form absolutely no
3 . __0F Tin-:—. p, are called DIAMOND on account of theirhardncaal'aconcepfion. “Hill the most powerful micro-
and brillianey. Ilavin been tested with the po
hating ofcll Permian.
and Perfumery.
Cologne
The moss Emmi. and
New, Delightful dc Fashion-
able. Sold by dealers in Drug! . .
i? .
lairisglo let, the clamolid1 ensles htmle becntfl'lound to’géscopcs, lines ruled on glass the ninetythou-
8. ml 60X] 1161‘ (5811 -. 855 10!! 0" Y1]. B an nn‘V" - -
otherpebble. They are ground with’grcatseieni. ssndth Of an 111011 3P3“ can be perceived,
tlllc accuracy, are free from chromatic “bee“efbalthough confusion begins at the seventy-
_, West and Northwest. f?
Eli is the short and best route between Chicago and F3.
>
points in Northern Illinois. Iowa, Dakota, Wyo-
ming, Nebraska. California, Oregon, Arizona}5L
jsilarge Reduction in gPrices i'
.- prevent its own decay, much less to protect”,
chair sass,
FOR THIRTY DAYS,
l.
36 Main St., N orvrak, Conn.
my large stock of Goods for Spring Trade.
,Lillruii’s Filliiiie'liail Balms,
sure; as was indicated occasionally, by testing "
This stock must bccloscd out to make room for .4
ill-scox&Co. N.Y. - ‘5“ r - . . . .
ill—.— u.- ' _ : - Utah Colorado. Idaho, Montana \evada,an4 foriitions and prot ace a brightness and distictrcss of.» , _ .
w AllFarmers, Mothers, Business Men, Mechanics, . i ' l r ' L ”j visioii not bolero attained in sleecteclcs. lilanuv four—thousandth Of an inch, renderln dia-
LOchiL BL JFFS OMAHA z 8
'c., w care re out ywar-orworry,an a w . I? no urcr )y 'c . . . . , . . .
>8. .1! as b L ,dllhod J- , 9 ,, t ll tl. t t b filth“ t bl th
*“l°m‘5§f§b‘°.lf%DY‘P°P-‘i“'“Chm‘l-‘l‘sm-Nw'al-I DENVER, LEADVILLE, enlists errielu narcraarsmse all ii 1 ”m “5”“ ”0“ a ”‘1‘ ‘mm‘ "’1
’ ' ' , . .ir ; - v a, n .. n .
:lii’ri); :Xféa‘aidnii'igi‘liiisinoy am“, youcan: - M gait Lake, San Francisco, it Forsnlcbyrcsponsible agentsin every cityin the “my instruments now known. Soreby be-
» _ 3_ . 3,, ,l, at DEADVIOOD SIOUX CITY E Union. A. JACKSON ('3 830., Jewelers and 01)— V [ieveg that, a length of one eighty.thougandth
3 PA R G ., . ’ :7 . , , 7 i 7, tieiaiis, are Sole Agents for Nor-walk, Conn... from . . .
' . e. - .. . . . . . - 55 3. E§f§i§§siii‘iiiidiitgfiiriéghiiil 3313,2323. A3213! 3,13 :: whom they llnly can be Obtained. No pcddlarsg’fi an inch would contain from five huadred
.. ,, .1 ..' m 130311100?" ~~ ‘ ' 'i_ '_ f ‘ .. - - 'E ' l. . . l . .i i ' r -‘
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{Gingel‘Tmic e‘e 9mm“ 1310“ “THIGH“ the: 'i igléyfll Fifi/g? E’flgjiil ' iififififtiri‘ifié‘fn‘ ’ét?’ F,i.tl°”ii°l‘;',‘,‘,;,‘figlfifi'0fiflgg ’3. . gain albumen and two thousand in water. It
IBM“;““1”“?Strenfithnmmmrw“ 03mm“: . . ‘45:," T 3-: J: ‘ltv , EJVols-l,Fargo.Bismarck.\l"inmm. LnUrossera-v 1 “1 '. “3 5’ 2‘5".“ mappears, therefore, that the smallest snhcre
tang! far superior to Bitters aadptlier Tomes, as it< . M —‘~WWW - ~' "gonna, and all points in Minnesota. Dakota, “’15- {53, r. .32, :5 »' lg , . . . . ‘
tbuadéfgigosficiggg E?°'c’i‘§?§‘i°é‘°f¢ 3local THE GREAT . 3, 3,60,,le ,le t‘llfilflflmmfih ti on g 33% 33‘}. g l, 0. organic matter clearly VISible in the most
12 S .. ' - ~ - , . v 3;" At 'oimci u s the rainsoi lo icago ll», ' a ‘ g = '
PARKER’sm—v 'icmovnsDandmfl BURLINGTGfiT ROI/2716’, EfiNorth-Western and the U. l’.1:’ysdcpart 11-0me An infallible remedy for allfgpewerful m‘emseopes would central“ "may
Finely Pen-mud- _ . ‘r‘iarrivc at and use the same joint Union Depot. ~13 . a g - i‘émillions of molecules of albumen or of
HAIR BALSAM lggfigg, ' WM other lmc runs 'lhroc Through Paa- iii} At Chicago, close connections are made \vit FEMALE COMPLAflTo rice. .
‘ » gaggle; edifixi‘iiiniiiirbodivigi‘q Cfilgacfipfi D80: 617381;? thkc ell/lordliliellilgan Central, Baltiglore & $i 50 er bottle CERES Vi! AK-- wetter.
.. ‘ ll 5. . .. ',. i0 't. amount “has lrnnia and ‘ ion 0'“ ' . ‘ . .3 ~ - ' ' ' .
.JOBCD‘H: Atelilsori, TUDCHR and Kansas éit)’. “71.25%, Grg'md Trufik I:‘ya,axl;rl {hi iianliakee 1152} FEB tr: ME$£5 EEERVQU SNESS and?" n his fiddleas before the BfltlSh ASSOC“)
0r GENbfi’fiiL @EBE Lfi‘fv, This race: tion of Science, stits recent fifty-first annual
:5
' Direct connections for all points in Kansas.
Nebraska, Colorado. Wyoming. Montana, Nc-
vada, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, rcgon and
.3 California.
:. The Shortest, Speediust and Most Comforta-
ble Route via Hannibal to Felt Scott, Dcnisori,
Dallas. Houston, Austin. San Antonio, Galves-
'. ton and all points in Texas. ,
The unequaled inducements cfi'crcd by this
Line to Travelers and Tourists. are as follows:
The celebrated Pullman (lo-wheel) Palace
Sleeping Cars, run only on this Line. 0., B. &
.. Q. Palace Drawing-Room Cars, with Horton's
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
in lteciiniiig Chairs. The famous C.. B. &
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
fitted with Elegant Ilia‘hrl‘lackcd Rattan Be-
at? Handle Routes.
Close connections made at Junction Points.
It is the ONLY LINE running
:31.
ErlPULLlaAN HOTEL Bruincgelins
' 2 BETWEEN
it ' ~'
, Chicago and Council Bluffs.
,1 PiiLli'dAIi SLEEFERS Elli ALI. NIGHT TRAINS.
} ,Insist upon Ticket Agents selling you Ticket
gym this road. Examine your Tickets, and rci’us
salto buy if they do_ not read over the Chicago
--3Nortll-Western Railways. If you wish the Best
.‘i- Traveling Accommodations you will buy your
Tickets by this route, WAND WILL TAKE-
’NONE OTHER. AllTieket A ents sellTickcts.
93'
markable preparation 13 the only meeting, Sir John Lubbock, the president,
reliable remedy for the distressmg'. said: “Summing up the principle results
diseases of women.380!d by OPUS}: which have been attained in the last half cen-
g'Sts- ‘1 tur , we ma mention the time of evolu-
3. Graefenberg 00.111 Chambers St, N. YES y y ’5’
fig 3 EEE . fl. ation, the antiquity of man, and the far. greater
(antiquity of the world itself; the correlation
of the physical forces and the conservation
.“Cif energy; spectrum analysis and its appli—
cation to celestial physics ; the higher algebra
K;
‘3;
it vl‘iilamm Chliéresrsfor the exclusive use of first- flay tugs Lineé‘v P QMéR’Vliilf UGth‘T' G‘ . bi 1 t f
c ....s passer . . ‘ . u ‘cn .ana.cr ‘ in. o. f ' ' ' ‘-
1 Steel Track and Superior Equipment, com- ( E ’ 15 yea?” fight” 0 ’ numera c app 1.0 a 10113 O . seieuce to mac“
',? bined with their Great Through em- Arrange— ® _ _ cal life—as, for instance, in photography, the
VWWI\M
vvxn
'_-. merit, makes this, above allothcrs,thefavorite locomotive engine, the electric telegraph, the
POS!TI~VEBi}Y CURED I
Jensen’s Caprice
Porous Planers.
Reasons \vuy they are Preferred to A“
, other Porous Piasters or Extemi
Remedies:
" First.
Because _ they possess all the merit of tho
slrengthemngporous plaster, and contain in Id-
dition thereto the newly discovered powerful and
active vegetable combination which acts with in-
creased rubefacient, stimulating, sedative and
counter irritant effects.
Second.
Because they are a genuine pharmaceutical prep-
aration, and so recognized by the profession.
Third. .
Because they are the only plasters that relieve
pain at once.
Fourth.
Because they will ositivel euro diseases_wh1eh
other remedies w'ill iiot evensi'eliovo.
Fif‘ho .
Because over 5000 physicians snd'druggfsts have
voluntarily testified that they are superior to all
other planters or medicines for external use,
Sixth.
Because the manufacturers have received the
only medals ever given for porous plasters.
BBllillll’i Calcite Pauli Plaster! 3
SEABURY d: JOHNSON,
unfillilnnufnctunng Chemists, New York.
8 “DIEDY AT LAST. P ' 50-.
A NEWS Madlcated CORN and BUNION FfiSTEB.
Route to the South. South-West, and the Far
est.
Try it, and you will find traveling a. luxury
instead of a discomfort.
, Through Tickets via this Celebrated Linc
éor sgle at all oifiees in the United States and
- mm a.
a. Ali'information about Rates of Euro, Slecp‘
" in Car Accommodations. Time Tables, &c..
wi i be cheerfully given, and will send Free to
any address an elegant County Map of United.
States. in colors. by applying to
J. (2. A. BEAN, ‘cp's Eastern Anent.
, spectroscope, and most recently, the electric
ght and the telephone.”
Marble is generally considered to be a very
igid material. A remarkable case, however,
5 given by M. Guebliard, in which 13. marble
lab at one side of a door in the Alhambra
f Grenada has been bent considerably out
of shape by superineumbent weight ”Without
reaking. The slab is ten feet high, nine
nches broad and two inches thick.
In a lecture delivered some time ago, Prof.
Whom it May Concern
WESTWARD.
': HIS IS TO CERTIFY, That I have appointed
an rises alum oils.
- 30 OAK LOADS HARD W 001) LEACHED me fully and officially, in a imattcrs pcrtuimn
ASHE?! 101‘ sale In _car 108-08. 13 tons. to real estate in N orwalk, Ct., owned jointly by
(about 49-0 bushels to 0111‘) delivered on N. Y., N Jacob Weeks and the Estate of Ezra Curtis. All
H- t“? H- R. Ru and on New llayen iv. Nortliamp contracts for thecnsuingyear from April 15t,lSSi,
and the future must be made jointly with my
agent. and one-half of all the rents and income
3n130p must be paid to him. and one-half‘pf all bills con-
.. tructed as above Will be paid by him.
~, JAMES POTTER.
Executor of Estate 01' Ezra Curtis.
Bridger“, March 18, 1881, 12
”ton . N nugntuck, Housatonic, Danbury &_Norwal
Railroads, at from 95 to $5.50 per ton. Audi-es
JAMES HART-N ESS, Detroit, Mich.
11—19.-
.‘ '33:}!
5‘ if?” a 3 , L. W. Peck, to illustrate the explosiveness
WHO '9 "'fifigué'gf‘ga,’ f a mixture of dust and air, said: “If a
large log of wood was ignited, it might be a
‘e'a'lm/ -.-. 11‘ ’ . — ’.
Lie . - (”MT—Willi; 3,1,". l, *r. ." week before being entirely consumed: Split
‘ 3 “3"“ Chas/l» ' s" "db" M .f ,, .. if" it up into cord wood, and pile it up loosely,
l in I n 3,, , ,q_ T I a "0,“, n, g; Jronauur .r, .- . .
I i iii.‘ ‘0' e ,fisfi: .1 I 1‘ 3C N 93,3, “and it would burn in a couple of hours.
., mi: ‘3 '9‘ °‘" a». - Again, split it up into kindling wood, pile it
.. up loosely, and perhaps it would burn in less
,..' than an hour. Cut it up into shavings and
- allow a strong wind to throw them in the air
or in any way keep the chips comparatively
:- well separated from each other, arid the log
1'5 would perhaps be consumed in two or three
3; minutes; or, finally, grind it up into a fine
dust or powder, blow it in such a manner
that each particle is surrounded by air, and
’~" it would burn in less than a second."
, A singular effect upon plants by the wind
was witnessed in the district about Colmar.
The air was still during the night and morn-
_3ing, the temperature being about 04° Fahn,
Elan
_.. _._ ., .- 0st“
'50 . 3, . _ .I.«‘h"‘...,., . - Crease ‘1‘" \ 3.331"?
43111-55th . .¢ ._, “pan-“(a . 1% “an /) 2232/“
~MKEOn-‘0 "3. 333133 . ,3; A“ 1591,63. um. a.
3 . Q ' . < ‘ -
a 310mm: water, unhealthy climate, unripe fruit.
Inwliolsomo food, cramps, chills, malaria, ex-
cessive heat and the thousand and one ills that boo
not the traveler or family are nothing to those
fortified and sustained by the use of Saxronn‘s
Gmonn, " the delicious." As a beveragl: it
quenehcs thirst, opens the pores, relieves the end,
regulates the stomach and bowels, eradicates a
cravmg for intoxieants and 1m arts new life to the
languid, careworn, overworke ,nervcus and also
less.“ Ewan sz'mi'laliom said to be a: nod. , A;
Dr Baunonn’s Grimm: and take no of er. ‘
id
.4 creasing in violence, and the temperature
rose to 84°. Its effect was like that of a
_.._. spring frost on the flowers and tender leaves
1-, of many plants. In twenty minutes some of
[i- the flowers were completely browned. The
3 Jig-r: .5 Sold everywhere. Wrens .i; Ponrnn. Boston: ,3
.33 3. ,Mglgq3 ,r. 3, 20110 time July 20m. .At ten o’clock in the
“*K/ 1-me CELEBszwED -' morning :1 southwest wind began to blow. in-
‘ " 5.3-.355913. a..“‘\7 1
carcass, seen final) at
is The Great Connecting Link between the East
‘ .' 01 net Slee in Curator sleeiin
its mainline runs from Chicago to C E l D1717" GOarsforeatinlg Erposssonly. Oneothor
WEHETE
3. $61.3?in E‘Kachine
Y
and the West 1
purposes. and Palace
En lure of O.l¢.WILSO
Gazette Building, orwulk. 0t.
T0 LOAN on RealEstateSccu rity. -
N, 1332.30:
. Bluffs. passing throu h Juliet, Ottawa. La Sallie1 ‘ 3
- . an or West rent eaturo of our Pu ace (lars is a SMOKING _ _
.r. gigify‘iqiivoviiteitygiiigrleii"Eghggigil-,fiait'lliglell. illnprporil ‘greirtiig‘iiiiycan eniov yo“, “Havana, Best, Easiest Runnmgflafi Cheap- 3_ phenomenon does not appear to have been
a rat tusr an- a i r . 3 3 .
333353353533?°eihl§reci°iir°r“its“ .lr resultant e”:llfr§é¥§.i¥i‘t“ltil estm the W arm. due to dryness of we wmd-
' ~ 0 .a- m ' ‘, . 3 ,
i‘i'i’i'éct'i‘ireiligirgi’gie'fiiiii’fig “111501033, Bellman. line, and transfers if. avoided atCouncll lum, W" ....- 22:.
Csnirevillefirineoton,Trenton,uailatin.Camc- Kansas City, Leavenworth and Ateliiiion, eon- _ _ Railroads and Their Customers.
W... “remastered "erasures“ "marries-.6... ..
2 . . - . . .
mfiyififiifi¥$§£§ih ten, Bonaparte Bon- this great. Through Linc are as follows: [N. Y, Evening Mail.)
wrisport. Independent, Elites. Cttumwa. Eddy- At CHICAGO with aliuivcmlug lines for the “I heard a rather good thing about Mr_
East and Sour i.
Dr. S. W. FISKE,
In an inter 'cniunvoxau'r pnxsrcrnu,
BUSINESS AND TEST MEDIUM.
270 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn
The Boot
. ,or will not be at his New Haven office
.31 again until Sept. 10th, but then remain until Sept.
20th,as he Will take a vacation. Allwlio desire
§ the Doctor’s scrvxccs, or medicines sent to them,
_. must address him by letter at his residence in
<3," Normch.
ii \1 rec. and Des Moines-
lifhgii‘fé‘iii’ésfi’fiqfiié Newton to Monroe; Desi At Exonnwoon with the LS. .62 10.8., and It, Rutter of the Central road the other day "
Molncs to Indianola and. Wintersct; Atlantic to Ft. W._& C. It. Ri s. 3 3 ’
Griswold and Audubon; and Avoca to Harlan A: W Asmnoron Huiou'ra. with I’.. 0. $5; mud 5 br oke r this afternoon. “He recently
ositively the only Rall-
operates a through line went to the office of a firm of very heavy
. . . R.
and mm“- .is LA SALLE. with in. Cent. R. B.
.l’
. road, which owns, an _ , u .
-." ti 8 'tate of Kansas. At Pncnu. with P. 1’ (it .1. - P. D. J. .v... I. B. to . ' ‘ . ‘
s: raggggghaggggg,angengmmmsl “"LI‘Enilll— w itii" Mllla T3,,“ Twain :3 1.2313333, es and Rock ; ,-.shlppcis, and said to them quietly that he
.1 ~ 0 (ii: an. . , . . . - .
man Palacecarsattiiiilde%iidiinll‘é§iilsis)0ng IslandoShort Llne,’ ‘itiid Rock Isi’dtii Pee. Eds. WOdld reguid 1“ as a personal favor If they
on CHICAGO
betwe L‘UFFB, Lnavnxwon'rii aiidA'rcm-
ll cars are also run between Milwau-
City. via the "Milwaukee and
At DAVENPORT. with the Davenport Division
C. M use P R. R.
At'Wxsr L'rnnmr. with the B. c. R. a sum.
would send all their freight by one of the
ontcnding lines. The firm manifested some
COUNCIL 1)
sow. Tliroug
tree and Kansas 1‘0 R. R.
Rock Island Short Lina." ” At GRINNELL, with Central rm 3
' . l Dv Mourns, with I). M. F, D. it. 12. . 3 3 3
eq'i‘ililg edi’xletgsriiii‘ilchcdsixgsii(iripg p'é'fi’éé‘éfifx‘iiiid £EOohngiL‘BLUFFs, with Union gaclficnlhlli. apprise, and naturally inqmred why Mi“,
“Mk 5mm mm mm mm M 0mm“ mm P" & “0' R x' ‘ ( n c ' Rutter was anXious to foster a rival interest.
iox.wiia'n,c.ii.cri.it.
ATCHISO .
four feet in lenelli, and have a projection man - ‘ - . .
.. who is desirous of delng so can keep her .
' ' ' , '. hich includes an cxa t o of b '-- . _ ' ‘ . . ' The Doctor has treated the sick in New Havens - twill ,icaseyoumostwillbethoplewuro AtCoLuuncoauno'r . _ . 3
showing each minute of longitude and mu . _ c C py t at appll {33 children clean. Could the author of that being reached after thirt eight hours of th .3 “Fidgcpofl and Nomalk for the past six rein»: . o,‘e’,’,‘l‘2,yl,,g $0,“ meals. while passm3g over the Atcgigmwglzyghncgsltgg IRl§d5_ . -- He explained that although the firm shipped
ud l trian ular )OlutS heated b Cation, is sent to the town clerk of the town _ . most dan erous climbin . Howard was-Willi great success. his incrciisin‘ meticc in beautiful ralrlesoflllinylsnmlIowa.ln one of St- 11, ac-- - ' - ..,,. . . - '
t e a g 1 Y i i i ~ - s n .. iinlroi Pee at“ Web St. .
, , > , . . paragrapi lave over low a boy? If m. . MW Haven new )lc no t 0, his “me ll. 0“ 1. -nur ma n aceiitDining carstliaraccompanyaii Atkaoxnn,w L am 3, NW“, R383 great many goods it: haggled s0 muchabout
the United StiitesC-Jast Survey and the hy- opposite which the ground asked for lies,‘—s,= ., - - - alone during the last nine hours of the .5 ' - k . .l 3‘ 5 - ' .5' Throug Express Trains. You R“ ”"1 Wire Lou‘s‘el’M-vm‘e 5‘" yr “3"“ ' ' ‘ ' - - -
~ > ’ Ti ’0 _ _ 3‘ (1 must D33 0,3th in acons ieuous l e' :3 mother succeeded in keeping him clean she i: th 1 th 3 th h 1:33:53 xlliil'nnceuius valuable advice do not ldli to .1 meal,a,goo,l,,,l,,,wwm anymswiassbml, fifta‘lli‘s‘tlf'lilif AfciLTéRe-ka assaults. prices and brought in so many claims for
‘ i u ’} ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ - "l ‘ ) ll _“ - l . f». i v ' ‘.,' - . '0 " . ».,.<
drography 0; ,1,“ .5 mm, 10 ommxssrou l -3 , 1]] 3p 3 ' I . p c 1 r was certainly a very remarkable woman and, seen , e on y 0 er man 0 e party w o ,3, The Doctor has mm 30 years “parlance in the -.. ioxgeiegifii‘ii‘éotclfelgtct that a majotlty of the arch. a Neb.3, and Con. iii' {EL}. 1;. 3a. . 1 . .damages and generally made so much trouble
ers were also provrded With complete descrip- ms 0 cc for twenty daye, in which time oh he was an equally remarkable child If there would make the attempt being disabled by a ., :lllaetice lit medicine, and has made thousands of peoni’e iir?tellslelligrlaalnaerllisrtmglgnrg glgfiiggial: cfililiimri’iiiwomu'w l n on nomad Kan. . hat a careful figuring of the business done
. .. . . . .. - . . ‘ ~ - 0 mos as ' ' - ' d ur oses an hi on ' " ' . 5'.”-
trons and sketches 0, the triangulation pomts filetolrs to t3lie grant, if hthzie are any, must one thing that a woman cannot do, it is to falling boulder. He found the mountain ong slanai.‘Flliitfs‘tféliifiil’icé‘e‘i «2:533:35; 51,19,533]: dillh‘éfifft’y 3,1,3 3,7,," .fifii‘lit’d‘l; “fitslgfigiusvggflglfi, with nlllines for the West ._.3 . or them during several years showed the
c ticii‘o jections wit t e town clerk. If}. “ .com osed rinci all of la ionite covered “0- “0 wi ldescribc your diseases at once and- “°“"° ~ . - a a :3 mourn. DES aroma-s '* For beautyDistilclwmlmpidlt of motion 1 - -
P P P y P g I ’ ULLMAN Panagiigé'géscgfi Hm mm“ . and WVENWORTH ' 3.3,, unequaled nml reign, suprcmeyklng over a] railroad company that it had lost rather than
and t eir surveys will be connected with the _
Coast Survey triangulation points, so far as no objections appear, the COWiSSiODOI‘S are
such points may be found. This gives the uthorized to give the applicant adced of th
Commissioners a full control of the astro- round, “000 his paying the State $1 pe
nomical work of the Coast Survey, which acre therefor and the expense of surveyin
will enable the engineer of the Commission and mapping the lot, which is covered by
to complete correctly the latitude and longi— barge of ten cents per acre. If any objee
tude of any required point. In completing. ions are filed 3Witll the town clerk they inns
the maps. all points will be plotted by their he returned wull {30339211636011 to the Com "
geographical position, thereby securing per.¢lnissii)n(:l’s, who Will institutcau invesligaiiongl
fee; Ofljcc results and the greatest possiblefiand decide the case as seems to them just"
perfection of map work. With this help-and lawful. The grounds for objection are if”
q “or that the grounds applied for are nutur
She can to use that
' 'f with a thick layer of basalt. The summit
but it does not stay clean. As a general was covered With lava, WhiCh he esti-
thing, no wholesome, active, intelligent child mates at not over 7? y cars old, provmg It
wants to .be neat—its choicest happinéEs is in ‘ volcano and upsetting all prevrous con3elu
being dirty. It wants to make mud pies an $01.13. and theories Of 611111181103 geologists
play in the rain, and every sensible iiiotherThls Is the first time a human being has eve
submits to the inevitable. She washes that ’5 reached this region, the natives 89'3" The
child under a stern sense of duty, despite hi
spirited resistance; she robes him in gar-
ments of shining purity; she says, with
2- keep her child clean. .
most unpleasant English phrase, “clean it,”
r,\
1,...
>3
7..
andy region in the interior a glacial deposit .
ating back to the glacial period, The [firty 5
had several narrow escapes for their lives: ‘7'
. They crossed enormous quicksauds by mak -,
not to the battlefieldxbut—into the gutter. Of 7‘33: (fizzzvffi:“11:3;kggsteamt'hztcémigg
course she don’t 0 der h'm h - bl L" . . . .
r l t ere ’ proba y geographical value,including alake excelling
: any hitherto known in Iceland, with wonder- ~~
' ul waterfalls and caves whose basaltic form ‘
.— stions outrankiFingal's Cave or the Giant’s
, touchin sthos “John do tr and kee .
from the COflSl Survey, not only has a greats nu . clean ” ind) then,she herdically birds him gt?
expense been awidcd, but surveys and icon 49-1 beds, 01'. ”mt some person claims ownership. ’ ’
tions of grounds are now so far advanced after many years’ POSSESSiOH and enjoyment
upon the Commissioners‘ maps that they 'are 1" under *1 deed from the town. Fifteen she warns him of the danger; but neverth-
ready to dispose of tracts at many pomts
years’ possession is held to confer rights of le she knows h . .
. . . 0 Will brln u there and
along the shore. The income from the sale 07018131119- In the matter 0‘5 forbidding de- “app,” presently a mass 0% “Km This 1-
of lots will more than pay all expenses. »
The Commissioners have had to run a line
along the shore, following somewhat nearly
the indentations of the coast, inside which _
the control of the grounds remains, as it has to a fine of not less than $100 nor more tha
heretofore been, under the jurisdiction of "500,011 at the person illegally obtainin
the several towns on the coast. The fixing 50011 Datum beds knowingly, shall lose his 5,
of this line has been, to a great degree, leftdusignatior‘d forfeit all he has paid for it
to their discretion, and they have seen fit to 33
0 deal liberally with the towns. , Outside, it chaser’s money in case his designated ground .3_3 variety of styles to select from. Prices 10w.
Causeway. They have succeeded in taking
verything of interest. Howard goes at
once as a delegate to the meeting of the"?
geographical association at Venice and then
“1.0 Progress it has made upon the system, and it
Will furnish medicines prepared from the bes .:
of selected roots, to those whowish for thei
speedy 01 (3.1“: a reasonable price, either by the . --
nth. Patients desirous of the Doctor’s ’:
valuable services should consult him at his New
week or
Haven Office, either by letterorin person.
The Doctor also gives valuable advice on busi
ness matters, and all the affairs‘of life, both so- v
all and financial, including journeys. law suits, v
gains, losses. absent friends, and great success in
electingluckynumbcrs. Sittin sf‘or businessm-
' ; fairsorcxamination oi the sick, 1.00. Communi- 3; 5 mole and p1ain‘,tha
cations by letter upon business or health must profits from the very start
.eontzun 82,0ge. sex. a lock of hair, and stamp. 3',
Address Lock Box 1‘253, N orwieh Conn.
USE Die. FISKE’S
VALUABLE DINIMENT.
For sale by all Druggists.
ENYEWPES
ALL SIZES and COLORS,
NEATLY PR‘INTED.
. ——-AT—————
VERY LOW RATES,
L—AT .-.......
GAZETTE OFFICE.
NOIL BLUFFS.
Tires r“ thistle
' e on i
311E030 infer-fixation xiii: obtain
» OABL
R. R. Vice President and General Manager.
' ? sewing Machines. The Company give it warrantc
, ; for 5 years With each Machine. Suppliesconstant-
,; 1y on hand._ Repairing done at reasonable rate
..’ilns Macinnc on exhibition at 178 Main Street,
corner Plymouth Avenue.
47 JOHN H. AIKEN , Agent.
known no {he ‘ Great: Rock Island Route," are sold by
United States and Canada.
able at your home office, address.
E. ST. J OIIN,
General Ticket and Pmeiifir A
C ca
ained by their patronage. The Central
vould, therefore, consider it a favor if they
,1. would transfer their patronage to some other
line. The members of the firm raid quietly
5 that they would think about it, and the story
*3 goes that they have not made a complaint
truce.
“This recalls a story told of A. T. Stewart
. rhea he was furnishing the Grand Union
hotel at Saratoga. He went to the Central
dice and asked for rates. On account of a
misunderstanding of his question he was
given a rate about seventy—five cents a car
higher than the schedule rate for the goods
cut,
{‘30, mp.
‘I‘.
Outfit furnished free, with full instructions‘:
for conducting the most profitable buslness/j,
any one can caga To in. The blisiness is so .1}:
easy to learn, an our instructions are s
t any one can make great :2;
DR. HAMILTON’S " EUREKA
No one can fail who f
A0 th 0
is willing to work. Women are as successful a ‘53- 8 ma "re
4' gives instant relief and effects I permanent cum
I guarantee a care over: time. or money refunded.
Ask your Dancers-r for it. Sent on receipt of 01-:
It Boxes [or 84. , Address ~- '7‘ a
Ct Pu BEST. 119 m. 5mg. New tori 0!”.
sense as. swim-n,
J
it]
.A FULL LINE or
Shipping Tags,
Merchandise Tags
'5; men. Boys and girls can earn large sums. Mun
have made at the business over one-hundred do — i,
< lars in. a single week. Nothinglike it ever known .3\ '
,. before, All who engage are surprised at the ease g
. and rapidity With which they are able to make
money. You can engage in this business during ,
your spare time at great profit. You do not have
to invest capital in it. We take all the risk..
Those who need ready money should write to ils .
--flexibfiiiggmwme'“drumming M00" , which he wished to transport. Mr. Stewart
“-. "‘ F L O R I S T bid twenty‘flve cents under the offer, and
; 3 . . .' _ ’ 3., gf m’ l” ;_ maintained a stout resistance to the amount
3:; - EAST SIDE OF M AIN STREET,SOUTB , ' "claimed, until Mr. Vanderbilt heal-d the talk,
, Bl alli Enameled Cali Bflill‘ll, OF RAILROAD and quietly accepted Mr- Stewarts bid. The
’ rage of the great money-maker when he
.lii
,3 HEAD LOCK TAG FASTENERS :
" found that ho had agreed to pay more than
IN LARGE 0R SMALL QUANTITIES, AT tliléiszcilelgggulc rate on be better imagined than
City of South Norwalk, Conn.
Carmine and Blue in Fania WeillPlaiilS and Floweis'ai all seasons
' if Flowerstor Funeralst’urnished and-
F} .zastet‘ullyarranzed ‘0 "d“ ‘" “w"
,notlce. WE IV
The new WWleyvillc is
finished. Twenty-two regular trains now
. "pass the station daily. 3
'3
A. H. BYmGTONik GO.
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