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NUMBER 25. , SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 631885. _ PRICE TWO CENTS.‘
THE SENTINEIJ' \i'ihtrliaiutllftufgraeguwhj??n i“ quiuifliCk Last £$$iirfmvmivnliam ”OWE“. “[USIO HALL, "7 MUSIC
GOLDEN, Editor and Proprietor. ‘ . ., .
”WA": ' ‘ ' ” ' 'Szzimford saloon keepers had u hear-
ing on alleged violations of the. low in
theslipe-rior Court, yesterday.
Entered at the Post Dulce at South Nonalli utter
and Class latter,
Dow Advertlaomanta.
Colltnbla Peed Raymond Bros.
Towels. A. chkerman t. Son's.
Weather Dnllstln.
For Saturday, in New England, warm-
er, partly cloudy weather, with south-
erly winds. M.-- -
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Another barber shop has been started
on the drawbridgs. __‘
Edwin Voorhis has returned from a
visit of a week in New York.
Judge Alfred Knapp i» distributing
unique calendars to his friends, f min ,the
clothing house that he represents.
Last evening a; EEG...” was held at
the residence of W. H. [ester in the bor-
ough. G. C. Stillson took the first prize.
Last night‘s polo game in Waterbury
resulted in a. victory for the visiting
club, the score being New Haven 7:
Waterbury 6.
Allen McLean is unable to attend to
his business as he got alarge piece of
steel in his hand while at work in Tilly's
carriage manninctory.
Mrs. Henry Grillin of New Haven is
spending a few days in town.
Miss Nellie Hyde of Benedict Farm, is
out again after a long illness.
At the annual meeting of the Fairlield
lounty Bar association held in Bridge-
port. yesterday, "on. Samuel Feast-n.
den was elected president. ‘
Ilies Lottie Cooper of New Briiiun, is
visiting friends-in East Norwalk.
Holly Hubbard returned from Florida
yesterday much improved in healih.
Frank Mitchell of the borough, is out
again after a severe attack of diphtheria.
—-Sauer Kraut at Jacob Schaub's Wash-
ington street market.
Joseph Lsipnik, agent of the. Metre-
politan lnsurancc (20., is distributing
very handsome calendars giving the
.__—.—— statement of..the company's cladding for
A party was given at .the residence of the year of 1887, ‘
G C rr n V Z' t a critic is t ‘
eorge “ 0 an and v 3 Miss Annie Ilfll'l’is,,f)f Benedict Farm
. night. » . ' . war very pleasantly surprise on Monday
The 0859 0' 0‘ 3“""5'! "It Overton '5 night by a party of young folks who, re-
before “‘0 Superior 00“" at Bridgeport membering it was her fifteenth birth-
to—day ' __ * day. called to congratulate her and to
Herbert Allen of Beldeu avenue has leave some substantial tokens of friend»
another little son very low with the scar- Shit»
let lever.
The Danbury [lat Finishers associa-
tion have. elected the following officers:
Thomas F. O'R lurkt‘. president; Howard
Taylor, secretary; Fred. V. Joni-s, finan-
cial secretary: George W. Scott, corres-
ponding St'Cfétitly; "Jeanie I). Stevens,
treasurer. ' ' “
Remeon’samarket.
Stone is being carted for the founda-
tion of George Ferris’s house on River-
side avenue. ’_ __
Mrs. J. B. Van Hoosear, of the bor-
ough is visiting in Washington, D. 0.
'this week.
A party of young people called at the
residence of Miss Amelia Silcox in East
'Norwalk last night and gave her a genu—
ino surprise. The party enjoyed them-
selves until a late hour, when refresh-
ments were served and the merry party
departed for home.
R M. Wilcox is now employed as as-
sistant postmaster in the South Norwalk
post ofiicc. .
A. C. Coney and Joseph Lattin are
learning to draw under the tuition of
Harry Elwood.
W. B. Warner of the borough has
closed his business at the store of
William Stevens.
Clarence B. Coolidge was appointed
Skating was never more popular with
the young people than it Is this year.
Keeler’s pond seems tube the favorite
place to go and yesterday afternoon the
attendance there numbered several hun-
dred. The ice is in fair condition and
Toto had a plmtsunt company at their
home in East Norwalk in celebration of
the lint anniversary of their marriage.
About twantydive persons Were present
and a line collation was much enjoyed.
It was quitelate when the party depart-
ed for their homes. '
Columbia Feed.
Raymond Brothers advertise in this
issue a new article called “Columbia
Food,“ which is claimed to be better for
horses and cattle than either oats, corn
or wheat. In order to introduce it, the
Messrs. Raymond are selling it for c N.
They must have confidence in it to offer
it at such a price. “certainly stands all
horse owners in hand to give it atrial.
Arlon Singing Suclety.
At a meeting of the Arion Singing
Society held last evening, the following
officers were elected:
president: Henry. Froeb, vice president;
Paul Berg, corresponding
Joseph Snmers, financial secretary;
George Schnuh, treasurer. They also
completed the arrangements for the an-
nual hall to be held on the evening of
Freh. 9gb.
Important to Veterans.
At the meeting of the town Board of
Relief last night, quite a number of
veterans appeared for exemption of tax
on 81,000. which all veterans are en-
titled to. To get the benefit of the law
however, veterans must appear before
the Board of Relief and claim it. The
dates of meeting of the Board .will be
found in advertisement in another col-
umn.
Loyal Legion.
An effort is to be made at once by the
W. C. T. U. to reorganize the work or
teaching ‘ the children in temperance.
Mrs. C. H. Fitzgerald. the state organ-
izer, and a very interesting lecturer, will
address the children of South Norwatk
the Reform room, Elizabeth at. All the
boys and girls who have been interested
in the loyal legion, and all others who
would like to enroll in the army, carry
a flag, wear a badgenvurkin; for the
_ cause of temperance and right, are re-
qiiested to be present. Parents. plume
remember the hour, 3 o‘clock. Saturday,
and send your boys and girls.
V The lranltca Til-Sight.
'l'he ever-popular drama "The Danites“
will be played by Atkinson & Cook's
Chas. Bressel, ‘
secretary a
on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at;
home from a visit with friends in Brook-
rlyn.
Union services have been held this
wegk in the Baptist and Methodist
churches. The attendance has been very
good and considerable interest has been
taken in the meetings.
There are few queslons of more im-
portance for our peoph to consider than
the one of mskinglsiderri ‘ mm the
depot to the village. The subject has
been revived once more and it is to be
hoped something will be done before
next summer. The time to boom it is
when the road is in such a bad condition
that pedestrians find it diflicult to travel.
The signal tower will be in opé'iation
on Sunday. An opoflor from Boston
‘ will have charged the one in this place.
_ ltailrond Rumors and Suspicious.
Either the Derby magnate», who are
also the master spirit! in the flousatonic
and Ne England, are playing a bold
game blull' or they have very import-
ant railroad increments on foot. Al.
most everybody is hopeful. of course.
that there is a serious purpose to eateiid
the Derby, and even parallel the Nauga~
tuck, but there is an undercurrent of
suspicion lurking in the minds cl some
well»informed people“ in this vicinity
that the real aim :30 forces select
the New England u the Consolidated
company. With lb New England
would go also, ultimately. the Derby,
when the conditions of its purchase are
complied with and time has safely tided
the road beyond injunction and the in-
fluence of factional lights in New Ila-
ven. If the New Engl‘ud maintains its
independence a few years longer, or until
it begins to get upon its feet, it is almost
sure to become part of a system, greater
than the Consolidated and thus another
formidable rival is admitted into this
section of the country. Many people
:believo that the Consolidated company
understand this fact and that all this
E railroad skirmishing that has been going
ion about the Derby is only the prelude
1 to the final landing of that road plump
into the t‘onmlidatrd system.
'Ttt'll GEORGES LOVE 'I'III': SAME
\Voflrlh'.
i
, George ll, Sherwood (lets In Jail because
of Love fora Bridgeport Divorced Lady;
and Carrying concealed “'crapous.
The Bridgeport Leader tells this sad
tale about a South Norwalker:—-”George
B. Sherwood of Sluth Norwalk was in-
South Norwalk,
Wednesday, January ll, 1888,
8 0’CLOCK, 1’. ll.
Entertainment antler the a‘uhspiccs of the ladies tor
e
Congregational Church,
soul's! NORWALK.
OPBRB l'l'A .
“New Year’s Eve,”
‘ Followed by
Grand Qoncert
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Chorus of 35 Selected Voices.
3011018135:
Bis- Iartha Knapp. Contrailo; Miss Sadie
Killer. Pianist: Miss Sally Bette. Pianist: Miss
Janntc Thomas, 30 man; Hrs. l’. S. Lyon. Jr.,
Soprano; llr. l'. N. Mpp, Baritone.
lies Amelia Orllch, Accompanied.
lllr. S. 5. Batch. Conductor.
Beautiful Tablesus.
Customer from New York.
Grand Piano from Wm. Knabc dc Co.
MUSIC IIAIJL.
ONE NIGII'I' ONLY
Tuesday. Jan. 10.
'1‘ Hill FAMILY.
Specialty Company, and World of Novelties.
20 PERFORMERS 20
GRAND STREET PARADE AT NOON.
Prices 25, 35, 60.
VG
IIENI rs BAND ’
CUNCERT AND SUCIABLE,
Germania Hall,
MDNDAI'. JAN. 9, 1888.
Wheelie-Ls for a new band uniform. 2039
District or Sol-walk as: Probate
HALL.
sou-r11 NOBWALK,
‘ ONE WEEK, WHIBIOHG
MONDAY,
*SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE CELEBRATEDm
ATKINSON ecoox’s
STUCK COMPANY, ,
Presenting an Entire New Repertoire of Popular Pl!!! it I’m Prlces.
10, 20 and 30 ’Centi's.
Engagement of the Charming Young Actress.
ANNIE LOUISE ms.
The Well—known India: Actor.
EDW. P. SULLIVAN.
Monday Evening, the best of all Melodrama, “Queen's Evidence.”
Jacquie Miller's (hear American Dream. “49.” :'
JAN. 2d.
The Interesting Irish Drum, m6 Peep O’Day Boy.”
Tuesday “I
‘Vednc-rulny “ “'I‘h‘uLanoashlro mo”
Thursday “
Frldny “ “The Dunltes.”
Hutu rdny )Iutincc. “East Lyme.”
Evening. “Robert: Maestro.”
Special "Scenery for all Plays.
gramme Seat Sale commences Thursday. nei. an, at news Dans swans.
gnlrrlsiqmgufs.
EYCEUM THEATRE,
NEW 0 YORII.
23d St. and FOURTH AVE.
‘3 "ll. PROHMAX Manager
miss 8.15. Sarnnmr Mariana 2.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
The Wife,
A New Play by D. Beissco and 11. C. Delillc
Company Includes:
HERBERT KELCEY, GEORGIA CAYVAN :
nesm’ MILLER. (macs iiasnsnsois.
NrLsox Wunrcnor‘r, LOUISE DILLON.
3'1th 1'"!-
EDGAB 8. PLACE,
Teachers! SingthoiceControlud mm
dliw r. 0.. Box mmgom marl. or.
C. n. D'AB'I’OIS,
cm for Weddings ammo. and Inlay-ea
as- so sum en. so. nonwam. or.
DB. (I. Y. BOUTWELL,
DENTIST.
IAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWAIJL
Teeth extracted “am
oh In “all by the mutant:
snark-rs.
a. an antenna,
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tiles on H lmn . vri-zltlv en .l\’l‘tl (on; m.) a lilting—lion to-nlght. Inst ' carceraled '" {m ”I "“3 be“ cellsln the Lottrl. Dun "lb.” ' ' ‘ . mm. ' “u.
tmstee of Frank H. Roscoe's estate yes- p h L .1 .. J ' EVtmiflg'n[1;t'.ii‘lltaliiln of .1. UPI, 011w ; station house about 1:45 o'clock this ”glare-1&3 ileum“. ““3 0‘ x"""“"- “19“" fagggdtxsos'. dig‘é gliiiggm' mehumtmfiumm
terday, and will file his bond to day. —Tlie cheapest place to buy fi-‘vll is at no”... “.3, of the 5mm, satisfactory 3ntternoon, charged with mun and car- fiaflrgm'fl, mm“, mm, "mm, 0, Son,“ W. FAVERSIIAM. x155 CROSMAN, ,a‘. memm
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A rehearsal of the chorus in the en- R ""0"“ "h" L 7* . ,tnaratni of the plays of ill: w: . k, if we E ;:::§'c$‘; 23:?! thhilfinfl; flizibyhti; :29 harmfuiiir m:"i-;.,§,m :‘xggumag’lfi, czhlhiii ”mm Alllcscrvcd 50° 7512.81.00.81 5°- Amman.
tertainnient to be given by the congre. Dr. Clerk will commence a series of except DILSllliannall-)Btlillllle renderingi ck'et a nickl'» l ‘ «l b ll 91 ) I up $331351”. Egggenw;:€;g£3fithg -
gational church will be held this evell- ”Chm” 3‘ lb" N"""““‘ M» E- “hum" 0' a large "mm" M “”hm’s' ““3 “9'" i f0 . ' L pa ‘ d ‘u' a" Mr. I: said time. wlil_i...»denar'mian»caver . miner-sons Blvldend Nance. seWillg Whine Supplies,
ing. " on Sunday evening entitled "T0“ Scenes tileman last night was but partially: 12’8”"? 1:021:31! Jefouxsy inc inc , 31333:? $323152? are minim l0 mkd’lm- ,, 5mm] “mm sfifinfl Mk .\ ammonium , Delta etc. MM
. . fl“ . In the Life of al’ast Young Man." Timilwmd In the orchestra. and those'm “mi“ ”“g‘ ‘f ‘3 _ ‘5" “‘ "“'""°‘° namuar A.DICKBRXAN. South nomn‘neceimssr. “"9"“ , I“ Mail-hot
Benjamin Temple had a family reun- “m, 5cm” will be , Uni-“h“, l'vndnct." l Kan” . we”, much of ”I“ time in total speak, as Lie revolver was not loaded. 2313.. Administratrixwith um winning-x91]. 51.33331. “1,“, me o, Pm“ 4 cent. Txmlachlnu. GI. seam .
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ion at his home in East Norwalk last . _ _, 4., ,. 1 l h, . - ’l‘ - lt wouldseemthattieorge,notwithstand- 0 '- W“ .W—n ‘--;—~—- \ Annnnl, for the mum an .. will be \ ‘ I! ‘
. h’ h . ‘ l‘ f Dr. (,lan is an eloquent spx-ahrr and 1,.nl.ance 0 ‘le‘ ' “‘3 saying. h” . ' ll 1 h‘ . , d d [or route. creditedtodcpositors Jan. let 18m and paid ‘0, 613i]! NORW A
evenmgw ic nasavtry plasant a without doubt “‘05,, “mm,” Wm be probably was owmg m hm mm,“ la-Jm‘ la veils a marrieVman an lives . ‘ WILL Bt‘t’ar‘anl OFwAt'llt-IS. mm’onmdmflhmmh . . is . ._ ,_ Apt? mas m
M'- -_ _ 4 __fi entertainingnnd instructive. tron of the accousilc propenies of h.» i :n i“): “F"[lng 0:) 1"?ch 1‘3”“: 353.4%. datgisldiglgmboutdmegesfroi'lrliflrfthi: ”‘0 J01!“ “INAPPJMS- M DWI-Mum Bum. ,
-—Best assortment of tilt in town at , , , hall. ‘ la. us if lugs i-cp y acerare alt e r awn a we mg: Miami-inst oria lg‘an (59cm ymsmfifimflfmlhln
Remson's market. I Services {*t "“3 31‘9““ church 37" Tormorrow afternoon’s matinee per. I report ”‘3‘ one (.ieorge Weeks, living 0" iéfifiiiiii‘i‘lillmi2%313?‘Vii Giving: Clty Board of Heller. “é“;m‘myufllwm“ “o"
‘ *" “ I“ . . ”meg m "“9”“ nightly. Tm“ “"““' fnrmance WI“ be first Lynne. and pruni— Liberty “W“, “'33 married ‘0 a leUYWd :oflrggg fig‘flnftm";:$“ ‘gfl’ixffi'figlgg \YOTI'CED: hereby given that the Boardof Relief mm SOLHANS “gm
_ Arthur: Janes "33 8"?" “p h” situa- ing the pistor will speak tlprl'l revivals. in.“ to h:- largely attended, ; ally for whom the other George had a “.40.,“ m “Mow, , ,._. bang, “m... lowedand f Fame C“! ?',5°“‘h 3017,31" '3“ ““3“ “P JOHN B.i'lRRIS.Vlca-Pres.' ‘
tion at lebumflta. market and accepted how they begin, the worth of them. and . ' strung infection, and that the 30th rural. [inquire of TAYLiil .e (lo .DEx, ' 113.52.: “1;? ‘12:. gaunt? ignitild'n‘: séfiti'ii 634—11. JOENEKNAPP.S¢¢.'Q¢TIIII.
one Wl‘h William N35" 0" “'9 F0“ the possibility of a wide sweeping work “13'5" "I" ""1 “KR- 3 Norwalk George came here for the pur- mf}‘fi§=:.'§.2:§,i,"§§‘f“m hmmgc "‘13? 4" fut?“ 70'1“;qu OI Wag Indvdmmm- J B. RAYMOND, ,
P0!“ 'Wd- ,. ‘ of God’s grace in this city. He will gum". [or 1-041”. iposc- of learning whether the aforesaid " . l . A, E P '“ "* ""””" 9:15;. difidiififitah‘flifiufié we She‘ll: iii‘. ' -
George Scofield, who is visitipg his speak also of some of the lllfld‘. ring PRAYER Fort MlsSlelSS.—-I4'or the qliich— ‘ [393' Md any Mi“! “Kill 5" 5'3“ ”"9" 1‘0“ 3" ‘h “I A ' thellstot “37' ROBERTII ROWAV mum“: Blfihler and Contractor.
parents on Matt arcane. will return to causes, and the need of reformation in ening of a missionary spirit and for the \'\ mks or not. He had visited the Town “gnaw family house with all modern improve— . naxm’ D. FOX. A vi' Relief- Workdonabythernyam
schooi.the Sing Sing Military Academy, church ”8- PUNK? (”finally "W“vd- outpouring of the Holy (l'nt st; for all;U”'kf’ “me“ he W'dv “"4 ”'3" 0m“ l hizinsc and lot in line location in East Not-walk south 30”“‘k'm"m'flh’ 1537' ”Human.“ St. w
. .., .-.,_,,-_ ‘ ' ‘v ‘Contalned no evidence. of a mania eli~ Also twenty one building tons lobesold on my on ““- I’-9-3‘|3“’0'-
on Monday. ., Rev B A Delano astor 0, the B"). agents in bospel work. that they may be , , . ‘ 8 “mm . Y .13. _
, ”——" '. , ' ' ' ' p ’ kept humble, devoted, and courageous; ; “”99 “3"“8 be”“'”“"d- (”0'89 ”‘9” ' V k farm, macros. in line slate of cultivation “0L SAToth RAILROAD:
RObt- “(9th has accepted 3 DO!“ tist church, has been asked to prepare . ’f h d I d v” v h 6 - ., he k - m on .
. . h M W lk . N Y k 't . for native churches and converts, : ore a at in war or tot er- eorge wit a. t l‘ClX! .‘gnltiu'tc. _ cast. , . ‘ , _ _ . . J c. CROWD,
tron W" I’- I "In 6" 0! CI 5' the Sunday school lessons for out. of the . . . d" ,. .. -t h d ,r W J Twohoumtormc. I’Oeeeeslmx riiirllmmullstt DARBLRY a NORWALK DIVISION. . ,
in the charcoal business. Me com- most widel circulated 'Il‘elfi in the especially such as endure, persecutionza" "3 him} 088‘ “1' a" U icer ar ry, 970,". igngquLL ,mmam ~=. .
mcnced his duties on Hands t Y t . IP‘h l l ‘ . for the (lospel'a sake; for Mission 3 at the rrquest of the Bridgeport George . December tith.1887. Carpenter and Builder-m
‘___~._u Y. coun ry, a con rnct who met uen } 6”,,”ng Bible and Tract Societies, and i collard the South xorwfllk George and V'EST XDRWALK. -. heave So. Not-walk tor Danbnry. , Plans W and Mm.
About one hundred.of our young given D; Bagel]? Pentficost {:1in ‘iitifl-H the spread 0, vernacular Chlmianlclmdnctcd him to the station house. $850.00 dzigfovvwffiéga‘lhmzsfifigrmfiibxidfitrls. Johhmgotallkindsprompuymn
people went to Keeler's. last night skat- 53' h v: k “Pd“? tr: 3 _ y ‘ l: ‘ 'i'r- literature; for the overthrow of all false " “W89 denied having 6'3"" 3 pistol'up— wm hnyonemol’ land Irontmtr on the llain -15 9.2,? 539;? NW¥&'?$ “13;: Pm". P o %Mm."i'mmm '
‘08- They "PO" "lulu! ‘0 be in line f 0" e 3: .han 'lllll . 5 Sim ' ll: 2‘ religions, and for the conversion of i0“ I“? enemy bm 3” “arty started for street. unis hon-c containing?! radios. and Ram. '.'__,§,ém';,égh:mi' ' ’ ‘ "’ pm. ' ' c"
. condition and perfectly ”'9' orms us. at .3 wt give Life’s“ S- J ews, Mohammedans, and heathen mung hip pocket George drew it out him- Thepmmtsesareingoodcondltlon.wellehadedand - - ______ . 1.1x. s. GIBSON.
~""m the study ‘0 ”'5 own petiole '" the may the faith of Christ for the comple". self and handed it over to the otlicei buconmlmblegguggcgbo ' 1““ 30“"! NW“ '0' “William—“5 P- In
Eben Heusted went to Stamford last of Bible class instruction. ‘ . ' . ' . ' . -. ”a. " , , [mtgutcmld for samumwuh-735..m_ Wellington .. .. M's“!
. . _ . .. , M- , opening up of Africa to the light. and w . , . . . , . , v.0. Patna,8upt. MW
2:srngfaggowwm,:hfig?§'gggffi’: Norwllk Ilotel shin. the cessation of its slave-trade; for a liveryl’iiilgg‘ .fi; :3; taggilifiéfii: .lli'ii‘é‘lllfiiiffn'fi’ gizn‘ihlgsfithCh ‘Zl‘ln‘ll ROUSATOVIC ”"181th Pimofm-te, 01’5“ Illd lusical
. .' George Lockwood of the firm of blessing on all-Missionary Conferences ‘ . . ' ' “with?“ H Mimi?“ 6;" f 30"?— A A - .
that place which was held in Town Hall. Coolidge and Lockwood has purcli l ,0 he held this year. for sick’headache, and all the INS produc 3:11.! ”messy are s cm lent con man an arc WM 11, ,w_ M! Composition.
' ' ' ' - th 1" 1k l t | h ' ed ” at ' ., ..-.,__._-_,._m,,. —-~»——~~— ed by disordered “"3“ Only one In“ " Owners will'excbanze torcity prupcrty.orifsold, have Bridgeport for Pittslleld. ’ mmflr-E- Romantic”.
”all! 811:”; '3": “we: '1'.ng h " .3’;;m';’ 9." . '5 "mm ' a Fight at the Depot. dose. Imil-flow“dawned. matriarch-re mm to re- 7.10.. m. aocommo'n J0me mucous. ‘
“ ‘1 0W8 9' iii e pal ! or I ' m‘ night am“! halt WI seven Chas MU—‘ ‘ k V v“— H~M— “on M13339. ‘ 10.“ h I. ,
. « -.-._._.. -W. __ . ’ , _ - A llonsaliold Necessity. Eu “mot TAYLOR 3,001.1)“, tap In. express smar Ian. .
3:23;:nulml‘gh mmgfif‘mfie ha“: Shoes Replevletl. huspp stood on the platform selling but A bottle of Hair's Syrup of Tar, Win Real Estate and reggae-h Lats toil! 4': Wash- 3.5;), 1‘. mgrmo‘n 1’ 30s. in. “MEANT TAILDR.
w k g B p The firm Zanus Sears, a shoe manu- frankfort sandwrchee. Joseph Bush Cherry and Horehound is the best, "‘3‘“ l" - ' °""“" ' “ 12 PM. . \sg, I‘m
so ____ ‘ factoring-iconsern of Boston, replevied came up to him and began to talk to qui‘cikeot.‘alvn:ll most effectual cough rup , . .mm,’ as farachw ”mm, MwaMhWflm Is-
John Bray of the borough, received a four cases of shoes from F. 1]. Ramos him. Knapp immediately begantotease ’ m“ e. i cure “will“ 30‘" 0"" rcn. . w: 11 Sunrise: Vice Prcs’td'.‘ "inlaa' ' l g lllmm'm n“!
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letter from his sister in New Hampshire yesterday. The goods were brought Bush and tried to priivoke him intoa Donftbewlthout “‘- P"°° 2.5“ abottle. I] um I“ 88 “13.1mm. Supt-
. . . - . . . . ' . . . mom,
today. She says that'ttlalovely sleigh. down to this city this morning and fight. Bush warned Knapp to stop or ggzmgffi'fi'fizig: mask“ 19:): j I! D Amm‘m rum M" dgvpori.Conu. E. -
ing there .and the snow is seven feet shipped to Boston. he would make him. Knapp paid no - . ' ' ~ ‘ - mmm ‘
, _ _. WV“, _ _ sale at Baxters Drug Store, South Nor- ”i Y N 11 & 11 8.111430 Ph ' t
fluen- . rm: of Prayer. ngi'onléo‘lbxlyfmns ‘mdl when walk, and all druggiats. 880-tim i - - - iv «liar Ml- WIIX nsurancs Co. of Hartford
—Remson's marketisthe out one in . , . . t u C _ us can earn ns orinen sno anger, or. . -. , nu)
town where revisions of all ky d . T-he topic I'm“ “int: n “Tlm Uongre he ""1“ Kmpp- This led to a general To let. ' “m" m. . '°“'° seer. N ABY PUBLIC.
p in scan gatronsl service wil . ie niver- fi 1“ hiwhlch K , t b ‘ t . , ”fig” fitmen- 1.22LmWaah‘onlx. Am 00”.
behad. in] Knowledge and Acceptance of .3 '“PPKO ‘ 9 “'0" ° COIMODIOUS midraceoa mailman-are. 5.16 " lxpress. “ lit-can, ' \ __
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The N" Haven Courier‘ says that ChI’IBi- The. SWNIB 39"“33 I“ l 9 there , thi t' (I led both I a carriage nandltlbieontheprmlseeJor . ’ 5.50 ” Special. 8.46 “ Atm. J ' WINGS-
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Consoliddted road'e block signals and held the evening from 7 ti 8 o‘clock, one fi' 92' b ”:1"? “I! bbeII a 1:: e n 'I'AYLDR s (lbw? ‘ I his Meal In. 12:13:..mm Ix Ulla m
' they will be ready in a short time 'They 'hour earlier than usual. 2:; gtfib, ybe ":9; :91 re J d9! Mmamflmflmim mammh'nb 33 2: Bath “,5 3 gm“, Wav e or & Enlllllmer.
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will permit twice the present number of All Body ror War. Knapp this afternoon. Bush says that 3% ': ml: 2:3 .. Accan ' SN-Bm "ommflulm
(* trainstorun safely. ”’ ‘ VicePresident Stevenson of the “011- Knapp will not bs,ablu to sell frankforts , Mll- g‘ffi " kw“ 3" :1: ii I, .' , .
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Tl!- Fahueld County Agricultural Tonga“: “ $3" 13"“;“9‘86'990”? for some time to come. . Ammsgg’ggfifimmr . . ' 12.50 a" "I?“ .42 .'.' am.“ DI. woman.
Society met in “I. parlor of the Nor- t at t e uso idat , roa NP 3 Report olwthowaenemd—nl 3.07.31, 0; “w also ”wit out recourse" over the name ”Noland ‘ ‘3; m” :3: u if?“ mmm— ’
walk hotel yesterday and elected olficers want a war of rates they can have it as 3......“ y, n, c, A, to, nuanbmnsg, egress" any returning sale etc this / “5 .. DovtonRx. 5 .. s . m . an wu‘ A". I“ MIG!
, as follows- Edwin 30”."? John D be will meet ersryreduction they make. Total attendance at room 1,375 [Meg'flg‘gc W hfiw‘irm ' ‘ gist: “ fies-n. ii"; 2' a 't spouts. 303318. N . 8M,
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“Inflows. Cole, Treasurer. tion In yes r ays ews.o sen mg a“ cell: gyinnasiiini opening..2.50 . To In“. _ gig: “ "palms “A; “ Aug-Mi P Judas—Imago... .. .
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goodsnpper willbsaerred an the ladies Th p V.“ be a t m, “3,. “h Written notices of the wark.,._ was . TO '40!- intro “co 1m) 3 cos Pnoc' 5.30 -- action. ' p’ ' ' ayfmtl-i ermine-alts,
will havaplenty of useful and ornament- fl ' ' ~. . " '9” o e Notices to members. . '. .. .3 ........ . .. .75 (mature otthresyhlm one com 1w . ' . o'clock hint J , i
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as thaY. 10. A: mom. "night. fie wholly immersed in the shadlm of the New members elected. .. ....... . .26 a: A.- .
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