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THE LOCAL NEWS. u" 0“" °' ”WW "W“ ”m" ‘ " st ”WU” W "M b! It- air-term. perplexed thataspeolal town meeting lscalled by close another urscovsrlrn.
row night, hyitsmrm, hamflad by itadonbts and theseleetuien of the town of florwalk ‘r
mmuum. In. an.“ “‘hum""m" tad theBls lattes from a «new W m if ‘. "hum” lrlflod. on “mm, “um. “ ‘ 0.0m" lolntvy of a n1ss.soo Irena on own
mm“ at htide Inwtide Sunrises sunsets Intt. ' MIN " hm Hover anxious, saver tormented.never Oct. 17, for the purpose of considering ”u“ '
‘ i7 i‘ h on . Thetow (New Ear haspsld .108 -
I. new We “9 513 "Mill" “ "I" “ll! that '0 P1 allot harmony with each of snviron- the soldiers' claims andto votemonsy to m N no cit t it” Rs 0'
all. -l"ins Islaga grapes Iat Charles 3. WW '9' I“ 0' Md 0' M "W,“ W meat as we are sure is God’s blessed will. pay this long deferred obligation. - ‘0 "I. I 0 W "I. n
mm": An adjourned meeting of theOolnmon MM“- , into our lives. If up to do: '0 '5'"
Council will be held this evening. probably be down to marrow.
: I. NJ. I mull“ Timothy Lydon known as “Teddy
, z k...“ ‘wts “like-i Anewsign and new awning adorns “Rubin." '“ M yesterday [M Emerson “'gmit.m.in gum”,
Noremberli 1888 during a democratic
Come one, some all. and give Norwalk ' '
. I‘Oblllut vindication. lacy of ”m. administration. tbetown borrowed from
interested in doing justice totbe soldiers “'° °"’ "00'0” "m" "' " W
,1 was looking this morning at the
ehurnh windows. Dull, mmnlngless
hwork; rude and blurred. outside.
most. 3...; ""3. open “a hero of the sum realised from the sale of the
in: but" the front of Charles Wernere' borough rising drunk. This morning Judge to ' rsii :’ always the” 11:? :1 ' inside, ”fl“ and f t ”d" “d “‘0 ‘0'“ 0' “WWW II '0“. WM Darby road. A a. weeks 030 the fact
: : mmfléfl by: N"! Kn lined hi 08.00 “4 new “i” 8 one it'll“ in man. ' out with glory, shone the mellow splen- will bevlndicated for waiting twenty-six
1" ’ ‘3' m” ' ... - '99 m ’ “WI! 0f the "trance of Bonnier.” “W den of the beautiful colored glass. fiatu- years betore doing justice, would like to M m‘ h“ "‘ "on!“ to u“ “0““ °'
. mNaw buckwheat flour at Charles B. elevation at Ploti no," “the vision of
men-mu, timeouts-s A. E. Wilcox will attend the Y. II. a
3.: dull!!- Manor’s. 0. A. 9."... Iscvstarlef 0mm...“- at Hilton. " "the illumination of Swede»
ram. :10 Minna The host "Katie lowmhuu" I. at Briswl on Wednesday and Thursday of Wit/“lid Wfl'mwl 0' “l '0‘“.
“1“ m.“ K m m; m ‘ Egymond “(0., uh” uh]; g W of “ill '00., Mid "IO Convention Illicit “h” M" "Q' m“ WM "uh III '1'
thetown agent. He looked over the
Lmhznzlfiwz,wnfiagzimfifiz books but found no record of any such
tion. Two of the soldiers of Norwalk's inamg'l‘in. u: "u then shown lb:
brave quota, Drum Isjor Wm. Gordon no ° ”W“ ‘ was the payment 0
ing in the sunlight, and transtlguriog
We. «use. and dove. and lamb. Just
so. God's infinite and tender thought,
shining upon the bard, rugged, peony
0mm III In coal. opens at Waterbury on Thursday. 00" 0‘ “In" tasks and duties of our poor lives, glide Crockett, who u“ severly wounded on the moneyiwiih lam 5‘ ‘0" ”“3““
"" WWW m‘ "' “‘ "w" W WW ll” "m" Mb” 5" °' end were them. until their real. iianm- uie field of battle while caring for the Wrath. ssh-unfair...
«nos, beauty and horlson are seen as
they are. This is only the bewildering
tint-ids of life, in the which, we children
all,cryand fret for the Father's tone,
wounded during battle, and John Duran, At the meeting of the Building and
who tulle-red in Andersonville for six Loan Association which will beheld to-
months and just eoeoped with hlsllte. marrow night, from $1300 to 01,500
losing seventy- -five pounds of flesh while will be oflersd to the members as loans.
“as , Capt. Clark Brown recently fell over- The pennants won by Commodore Bur- not an on” of I, hi" 0 Sunday he
, Idle Water unseat. at all a n .
. ”‘m m in mid near “3' dl’l'w‘” nnd NMlVfld Inf. two MIC, Amie“? and “I'd“, u‘u “phi“, guy. to '3". .n OIW of dI'k'
; thorough digital”. the regatsaof the New York Yacht Bill? I... .ad deprsmlon on Iioodsy. "Be-
. median
" ”T m lug Association arson eabibltion in the action” of on... With .0... it I. head
fifa’fimfiwm -—8mall fresh hams fur roasting. lie. window of w: 0. Quintard‘s barwarn “m. with scores wave of doubt.
‘ H ‘ a and In...“ "duo“... to board. mid the band and home of G "Bibi! are, and coming away a living ski-in. Thls sum'ispntna ..amsuat contributed,
"m“:‘rfl'm '"' ’ ”mm mrw'; rm, anmfifl' . alone. so come to John the Dentist. 89ml Idncays,”ltbldk, may liel aild le‘rs lbs. We also have received solnspiry or sdvsneedbyeapitsllstr,butthesggre- ‘ “ma-mm
masses-use” . . W The Y. WM?” '1‘. U. w~ll hold their mhflhlvo an “diam!!!“ "million“! this way. Preserving a donutieso and "on mm mm to write and inform the plenum or the members phld‘lll' st °’
“maggm‘fi; Th“ 'MWM' 0‘ h.“ "'0'” this 5“! regular semiosuuusl meeting for the MIMI. Ollie" I dl’l'olomfl' I P'lmfl
“I” II] hwamonly, II. l“. M '0' lb“ '“k “din“ ' ’nd.,i 00‘. l4“). elmllou of “mm on “fig, evening. into I most exciting book, Willi. Dim
w.fl?$&%gm "WWW“, m "0'". October rain. at the Bonnie Church. end mnrmriw letter-and sometime
mus-pita new. nuh'li'" the dope. The ”MM-“g, “‘g’a 8mm “and. Meeting to begin at no. sharp. All toairiendlr newsroom-Id lore-ob a
W ' s1: 3 I. ” u y members are requested and urged tobe 10“" "‘de
"'50,on ,l'“, - school of the boroueh, held an interest- Bunda h reeemiuentl “m do for
._,_. ' lug concert last evenlug. present. -_.. - y p y y y
indomitable aspiration, thenew pastor
grasps the ledge of the mysterious fu-
ture. and, holding to the window sill of
destiny, like 3 bird of weary passage,
awaits the opening of its hospitality and
love.
people. so we greet them and say. All the rate of fifty cents a share on each [ugh fig“, 30'“ nm'
bail Wm. (l. Crockett and John Doran. ours’ holdings. Thisttriklngly illustrates on mm my. ‘
Here let me relate a little incident of the power of combined savings and the ' ‘
lsjor Crockett. Duringone of the many working of the principle of cooperation, Thursday, oat. '
battles in which be was engaged be was whereby each month the joint deposits
severly wounded in the arm. lie was of all the members make it possible on.
mm...” 'l'llB HUN fill—ITS; ‘" If" "Home'- And, if here, as the". men generally tahen to the amputatiug table of the tier this system for one of their number ,
" WHAT DOES THIS ”EA” 7" -—New white clover honey at Charles Just measure this: A sermon "10:30 "0 .0 find. in “10 “ll" 0‘ "All“ LIB“ doctors, who committed together and dc- to build a home or lift a mortgage. As ‘
The above interrogatory appears at the E. Seymour’ s. ssrlons ‘l'crrulnntlon or a notion trust In communion 'O'W'lnil. lm lam"! 0' M- Syne.” it will not be so very hard to be‘ cided to cut oil his arm. They told him soon as the working of the co-operative
1' bond of an article in the Hour of I.“ The Fire D9":;l;;;“ Fair committer tho Willlrlli WMI- 'O‘V‘h'l’ '0 11°" mt‘fl'bl’fl- "WM”! 3 have in God and humanity Men upon to stand there afew minutes and they plan is fully understood in ourcommuu-
William Dixon, sixteen years old. step- B‘bk’ class, “ address in "W 3"“"00'1
“blue Honda-ya.” if. A. D.
son of John J. Campbell, 0, N “231%,", upon—well, temperance for a change,
SPECIAL TilllN MfifllNil.
The “town of lorwnlk to be Vindicated.
Editor of The Sentinel:
Norwslk'e quota Of brave men, who
stood In the breach that tried men's
souls, are about to receive their just
bounty from the towu.Afler lighting for
the shfety of the government for four
would attend to his case. He said uoth- try the amount to be loaned each month
ing, knowing full well it would be of no will be greatly increased. In the meau~ B (if. 9,201.30:me BM
use. He watched his opportunity when time the loan fund must be created by ’ Cclcbtatchl i-
their attention wee taken up elsewhere those who themselves wish to borrow.
and dodged out of eight and was in bid- It is unwise for those who desire to get Johnnie
ing several days, taking care of his own a loan of twenty~five hundred or three m‘m ML“ the ‘
wound until he began to recover. thus thousaod dollars to hold oi! and wait un- Vivid .3333“. mister '
saving his arm and vindicatiug his own til the association is monthly offering ll .,
better judgment. . JCS’l'lCB. those sums before joining. By become A ”Milli Yankfle m A
. ’ “‘1" ‘“‘ “”’ “_ lug members at once they immediately _ > ‘
——It .is estimated that 49 out of every begin w “emu"... cm“. this fund “d A“““*‘“““‘“, nth-1‘ ‘m .
week, relating to the call of a specisl will meet at the Old Well Hook & Lad.
town meeting to be held at the Town der Co. a rooms to-night at 8 oclock. “an“, and Thomas Bterllng, ‘ cum- Y. P '8. C. E. at 6:30. preaching at 7:30
Boole next Thunder at four I). m.. to “1.". pound. a, whmib m "an“ ”mm, 0, mm, m. M... are. be", M ngsln. and that built. only about two
consider certain claims for bounty pre- '0, '1 00 at Ferd “"0" market. them employed as core be" in Arnold’s hours of sleep thrown in. That a how I
noted tothe selecimeu by veterans of —— foundry. went gunning Batu-day an... frel til-day!
the war of the Rebellion, and to empow- The funeral of tire. John W. Wiggins noon in the woods near Winnipnuk, tolr Gladstone 5“ made 3 wonderful PM
or the selectmen to borrow on the credit "I! h?“ 3‘ “'8 Em """Vfi'k 34- 3- ion with themes old fashioned mum. for lb: clergy. He says, ‘gesflfln 7bo
church this afternoon. Rev.C. If. Pegg loading double barrel shot gun. They preac 9’ “'0 ”"90"“: " t" ' f"
:ibc town web “a, 0; moneyrss .3,” officiated. stirred up two or three rabbits, one of Sunday, ‘9 l phenomenon W me, ‘ '00'
necessaryto ens et em to arm ate ————— which Dixon killed “d "m, reloaded der and surprise. Iii-stands preeminent
and III! “M claims. “‘F‘" Merino U""‘_"""‘" '0' mm” hastily to 8'" a shot at the amp". When among all workers." long years, suffering in prison, and many 50 brands of soap are .dulwnted, Not to hasten the d sy at which they can bor- 13,-“... P131 00.. .
The ”mus pdiurf of the flour think; and 6'4““. 20 t0 A- chkfil'mafl a 80ft. hf' dischargud bl. RI"! ‘h, N‘Cllfld "a... The Hulk 'hlch your South Norwalk dying on ““3 field 0' b'"If‘r ‘nd 0' dlfl- so "ill! the famous Brussels 00"). '0' the amount “13, desire on .he ex. “1110'”.th m‘l and mi .
he lees-eblrp trick in this call to en- Month". or the Numnlg y. P. s. c, E a“. "8'“ barrel burst, ml. he", or...” clergy did yesterday represents two or cases contrscled by long endurance for stores.
THE “W0“CESTBB" PLAT. ceplioltllly favorable terms which the
__-___. association otters, and then too, by thus '
A fine Bnildl-gxlmtod for Crofnt ‘ Ke‘uug in .dvancfi ‘ depoaifi to theif m fl
napp.
. , _ , credit by the payment of dues, they in- '
A building has Jill-t been completed In crease the amount of money which the At lfllic m
"m city '0' 0'0““ & Knapp, "hm" " amociation will be willing to lend on the Monday Evening, 00
"i; 09'! 009' 0‘ “z: 3“}: iiy‘lg'gbeheri: property they offer as security, for the . p
a eparture rom e o s m w' v - - . .1
houses and one which doubtless Would $21.23;“ M e “m deposit also as MORRIS ”ALE“
be appreciated by those do not own The riuci l of can rs i
houses if more like theinwere built. A. bad a bitter Tppllcatiou Pa] “:10?” 2:: WILLIAM mSEXTox
J. Crolut while on a visit to Worcester Building and loan Assoclaticus, which
was attracted to a three story fist bulld- are giving ,0 so many men and women ‘m unmm‘fi be
"‘3 "hm" "5 bang erected. B” "I," that stimulus to save, and that chance “mm minimfilm-"“1“ lldl
“quenuy "ml” ' contractwlth ”n.“ to get ahead' In life which in many cases m
in that city to built a s'mllar dwelling comes to them' m no other way.
house on Tolles street in South Norwalk. It would be well for any who are in-
The building is known as the Worcester terested in the matter to look in at the
fist and is complete in every particular. Temple of Honor rooms to-morrow ev-
On each “a" are five _'°°""- ening and get an idea of the working of
”d they are handsomely trimmed the system. They would be welcome
and papered in the latest style. The and the members would beglad to fully
from door may be opened by merely
the cause, slew of them are left. All
of them grown old and feeble while
they have been waiting and fighting
with the Copperhead element or Nor.
walk, which has been untiriug in efforts
to clng the wheels of justice and bold
Norwalk in the unenriable position of
having defrauded her saviors, her sol-
diers of the Rebellion.
The facts are these: That at a public
meeting held at the Town House when
the prospects of victory looked dark
and uncertain, the Rebels fighting des-
perately in the ranks, and their leaders
fighting still more desperatels by diplo-
macy with England and France for rec
ognltiou;pourlrg out their money like
water, building fleets and cruisers to
drive us from the ocean. this was the
time that tried men's souls. This was
the time that the town of Norwalk was
called upon to fill its quota with the rest
three days of the must exacting. strenu-
ous, mental strain. No wonder then,
that Monday is a “blue day.”
If you do not wish to see how human
your preacher is on Hondnv "avoid him,
pass not by him, turn from him, and let
thine eyes look right on." I have known
him—recently, to arise at—not before
nine o'clock. He dues not often, or us
daily, sleep one bit before two or three
in the morning. He cometh forth into
his study with a head on him like unto a
returned delegate from a pomical con-
vention, and has taken—Ino'inuch com-
mittee work—lost bIs man, on the 180th
ballot.
Be plaz-teth himself in a chair and in-
dulgetb in reveriea. Wishes, perhaps,
that be was a business man; a big mer-
chant prince, president of the Standard
Oil company, railroad superintendent, or
an editor. No, Immediately he dismiss-
nbls the attorney for the veterans to Union will take the 648 p. or. train to of powder and shut tearing into young
collect claims for bounty be I. mum. .0 Stamford to night. The 7.00 p. In. train Drxon‘e left hand producing a frightful
mm It is ‘ trite saying that“a rogue has been taken (fl. wound. Sterling bound up his cour-
' ’ “m“ ' h I f h d-
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it may truly be said that the editor of an... Amp"... he...“ set up by F. El.
h‘ d Ih bo started ui ot iii
tbcflnur has devoted so much of his Nash and Brother. The rear room will wigdinfor :omeFBWhen “'2’ reached
precious time ‘0 5mm" “d "mi"! be unfurnished ”0'“ the highway Dixon fainhd and fell to
that “F ”0‘ 3‘ l“ ““080 lb“ '13 999‘ the ground exhausted from lose of blood
"jobbery and trickery” in an honest ef- and fright. Dgctors J. G. Gregorv shod
fort to do justice to the old veterans. —— Dexter Hitchcoc . who were out toget er
The Hour admits that the resolution Chestnuts are scarce in the vicinity of on professional business, found the boys
. N-irwalk this season. A few have been beside the road and took their jured one
:mth “if” orderlugrdthidpyrpintl 0: brought into market and are selling for to his home. Thecase was turned over
nty mitts}: t'lrelslilme hint: :: thirty cents a quart. to Dr. Walter Hitchcock, who found it
mu.“ ’ .
. "a that this does not "any.“ the The Prnhibltidn—Club wrllr hold a buel- f-lnger. 15:;23u:: :3?" 20:53:35
'1' claims. Itisreasousble tosuppoae that uses meeting at D'bme" Hall, Tuesday way up the palm between the second
thegreater includes the lesser and that evening at 7 at En" new)" i' 'e'
and third lingers, but further amputa-
tbn resolution of the town could not well quested to be present. lions II“ not. it is thought, beneceesary,
be validated without validating the .0. we...“ of m. "in 0,, Monday, The bursbnr of the sun cannot benc-
-Choice new layer figs at Charles E.
Seymour‘e.
- counted for unless in reloadin bastil . . . t‘ .
claims “'0'“! b! “'9 resolution. "10 8'9“ '190 931$“ ”'0 803m“ 3‘0". Dixon put .’ double charge int: one bar?- eth that. The latter would make him of the state to drive the Rebels from the touching an electric button, and com- ""0"“ them about the owners "m
It ‘3 “"1“! to “PM “1“ any '9" "" continue on Tufld” “d wean“ u," Had ”,0 left barrel burst the re- ult crazy. For “who hath contentions? who field and prove to England and France muulcatlon may be had with parties on 3'" ‘7'! ' ”uh"! (“’1- .. .
can isso obtuse as to think that be will “I would probably have be.“ m0“. “rib”, bath redness of eyes? who harlf woe? that there was no hope for the rebellion the outside through speaking tubes. A Daubury 8“" '90"- recently ‘0 NEWM
The “why.“ are a“ lied With range. Fairfield '0 Vi!“ nu uncle and and: for I
and but water appar'd‘t’us, the windows {0" days. 11" bl“ of “'9 for Manhunt:
are furnished with shades and large was ham “d 988’- Sh" ”“33““! upon”
both rooms are 0,, each floor. It; swee|tuessda31d eigelleluce, whercn‘pon
A verand I no the entire leu lb of ' e unc 9‘“ '“ err am was “0 ‘9
the rear of :heullouse so that the goccu- good u “'9“ (0' in curing, i‘ Md been iguTOfédw,“ are n ym‘
panis of each flit may hang out clothes "”0de 3 "“1? too much. "blocked 1"" nongiosouwmp. mind . .. . \
on a convenient patent arrangement '” “‘9 astonished interrogation 0‘ the ”9°‘mm‘h’
winhout going on the ground. young “'5' “Ce'“‘“l¥v ’ ”“1 I“ “d
Every detail about the building is so ‘Pm went on E? f‘Ph'“““‘° "0°93“
complete that a person in the house finds ‘ Well, I “9""- ‘P'd she, do You know
no necessity of going out doors. The I‘tl’rougbt 3" "9 1““ '5“ came 03 “‘9
building is daily admired by a large uum- 9" 9 hack. —Brldgeport P09“
her of people. It is the intention of
Crofut a Knapp to erect another build- WANTED.
ing of the same style in the rear of the mm“ a m. m m a m
present house. 1..., 1 u... a; 3 times see, 1 week 91.00.
"Any "Tm“! “m '5 ' “"“g "I To mu execs on mun mew ourslurt
money is deserving of liberal patronage. o; no...“ um...“ Wm, ”Wait? m
That is why Brumelssoap is usedso ex- mii- man" u
tensively in this vicinity. om“ n
who hath wounds without cause '1‘" Ver-
itably, it is he who tarrietb at the rdi
tor’s chair. who goes to seek news and
telletb it. Ah, this “holding 'hr- mirror
up to nature" is not genial or pleasurable
business. Society will turn It round
upon editor or preacher, and whose bit-
eth the devil will find the dew] like other
people—predisposed to hit back again.
lie thinks he would like to write a
book. But alas, he remembers that be
has got to he“tweuty years in Congress,”
an “army general." be an Astor, or sister
.to the president, find a Livingston. shoot
a man, find the north pole, inoculate a
boy for rabies, change his denomination-
al relations, evolute a theology, join
Henry George, or deny everything and
be an agnostic, in order to make the
book sell.
Be resigneth the book business. He
thinks he’ll try the law busiuem or medi-
and stop their building of fleets and clog
their diplomacy. Norwaik was alarmed
on account of the peril. Their former
quots’s term of enlistment was about to
esplre. What should they do? The
ranks must be filled; this rebellion must
be crushed: our quota must be filled at
any cost; we will send a messenger im-
mediately to the front and prevail upon
and beseech them to reenlisl; we will
ofier them as an inducement a bounty of
three hundred dollars to every man who
will come to our rescue and mullet.
Upon consideration the alter was accept-
ed and every man again staked his life
in the muse. They again fought and
died and were imprisoned, but won the
battle. The news of the fall of Donald-
son, Vixburgb, New Orleans, Port Hud-
son and finally Richmond cheered the
hearts of every loyal man.
The town of Norwalk’s soldiers, what
hm tocollect from u" town a bounty William McLean “d family 0‘ Bfidg?’ as the charge would no doubt have gone
claim not included in said resolution, port, have moved to this city. This is into the be". side m me "man of the
Ind that be is unable to prove. Evident- "‘9 I‘WNY'fi'“ “In“! that hill moved heart.
ly um. “MW of ‘wen.’.fi'e 99an from that place to this city, this year. 0:5” llngo—f‘a—lk—Eumnh
'50 ”"9 claimed bounty under “'9 —Lsrge deep-sea No. I mackerel at C. Arnzi Warren died at the rmueoce at
town meeting vote,” knows what he is E. Seymour’s. his daughter, corner of Van Ziudt
about. It must be obvious to him, as it The 1’98“"! meeting of the Young avenue and Fort Point Road, East Nor-
i- to us. that the .vote valid-ted by the lion's Christian Association for the elec- "“‘- ”mm! "Emmi" H°_ ‘m "3
hgislature does not empower the select- tion of new members will be held this "'9 76‘” year 0' h" ‘3‘” UM" about
. . r two years ago he lived the life of a far-
men to borrow money on the credit of evening I‘ 8 00'0“. m er at Green s Farms. He “.8 ‘ mem-
the town ‘0 P" “'9” bounty claims, “d The members of Catholic Union Couu- ber of the Southport Congregational
that "”30 i5 “0‘ 00' snfiicient no“! oil, K. C., will meet in their new quar- church but during his residence in East
.. in the treasury for that purpose. hers in the Hardenbrook building for the Norwalk be has been an active worker
Therefore the vote of the town cou- first time to-nigbt. in the East Avenue If. E. church. He
‘tsmplated under said call is to em" —’l‘eu poundWerib 0,. sausage '80 Mil“! interested‘in ““3 10ml!"
power the Selectmen to borrow money for $1.00 at Ferd Hay“. market. once cause and the last time he was out
_ of doors was on election day when he
to I” “I“. hm“: y cla-ikms.b:ud not, "‘8 George H. Raymond, the borough uu- went to the polls to vote for the consti-
tbs Hnnr m to m a "he. or dertaker, who has been sailing the ocean tutional amendment. .,
“30 lawyers, “1d ‘0 ““39 the “"7“ “di' blue in southern w.(em for the In“ Funeral services will be held at the
tinnal expense.” 3“" action on ”‘9 week in company with CaptaiuSt.John, Elli AW- If. 13- church Wednesday clue, and instantly remembers the text, was left of them, came home war worn BNTEBTAINIBNT8: To LET.
MO‘W‘O‘W '1“ 5° 1983' “Id in“. isexpectcd home to-day. afternoon at 1 o’clock. Interment will “vengence is mine saith the Lord,” and and weary after this four years of
and we hope the town will not hesitate . '— N I‘ Greens Farms. doesn't dare. (Please retain Dra. Par- struggle. They naturally expected that “1- il- Ill-II.” “mu-Willi- bed. not “Mills 5 oio
, , -—'l'1ckets for Talcots’ lass mounted ————-——-———-———~——
'0 Willa a” 891mm“ With “'th Photogaphs can be nudgto advantage -—Jockey club boneless slrdinss It 0.
W0 ‘0 Mum“ ""1 PI! “9.9100849 this month at North’s Photo Gallery. E Seymour'a-
l'" N E ' It L Pelham rintendentofstreets “m “m“
. ‘ 'mpe ' Julius F. Patrick, a building mover,
zygxw mgmbetzf gram; :dikl‘tifo on Newtowu avenue, was another victir'u
property, with
seated by estrous compeny. headed by m a l to l. moor-neon uni.
mag aw gin ”gel 3' .I. "a, ,, “3.9 .. 9’" Milieu!“ plight rocket- Ii 2am! a]: "a: H the excellent actor, Hamilton Harris. 0 ' m, m
i min ““0, nTJlli-s Wyn- w: . v-m longfiaiarepon “gay,- it‘ll n g ,, _ m“ the . _, ., , the lied Durinmot marge-Emmi: . ,W , » ,
flfllfil n “n.0' w“ um u- my mm , M. m , .1. ., , _ ‘ h , r : ’ 3’ . .. u ’ - ‘ . . - i .
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W ssrviceat tbeFIret IE. Church acol- shop-medactofrenlnuoncasatesti-
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The Pbilsdolpnin News says of "in m‘“”“’“‘“”‘"""‘”
the Butts" “At the Lyceum last night ug goons 1'0 m on 10an [won
a large audience assembled to witness 0364mm JH‘ harm:
the prosecution of the pleasing military
drama ‘19 the Ranks,’ which was pre- LOW“ ”fig’ufl’m' 01‘ “m
dee’s, Bobannan’s, Higgins‘, Burke’s and
Clark's Samar. containing this letter.)
A deacon calls and wishes him to go see
amau “in the last stages.” The clerk
calls and wants “the full names of those
” A beautiful but
Norwalk would immediately meet its
obligation and pay their proffered
bounty. But nol Copperheads wereon
the alert and clogged the wheels of jus-
tice. They wanted to have ,the soldiers
take a small percentage of their just
i
TheOomrnlltee reaervm trends»; ‘
Assn col-ransosmms rum. lou— Ind-"hide
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I'versf not on their guard against these
covert enemas, they somehow procured
an injunction order of the court for the
town of Norwalk not to pay their obliga-
tion to their soldiers. This injunction
had been standing about twenty-six
years. When the soldiers again drew
themselves up in battle array and com-
menced to light for their own individual
rights,ons thousand men,taxpavers,step-
pedforwardtotbslr heipandpetitioned
the legislature to examine their claims
and dbolvs, this outrageous injunc-
tion and allow the town of Norwalk to
pay for just obligations. The legislature
heard their appeal and immediately val-
idated their-claim sothatNorw‘alk can
now pay her long standing hbilgation.
Although the legislature has for nearly
a year since validated the soldiers’ claim
His pulse is up again; high fever. head
almost split. Then comes a gas bill .13
—-"25 cents off for immediate payment."
Wants the doctor, or a lawyer; takes
back all be said about them.
But just here some sinure, devoted
man, or woman, calls, and gives him a
rose colored account of everything.
“Everybody pleased, things going splere
didly, congregations very large, pews all
taken, signs of revival." "Itielmd is
almost himself” again. The mall comes
and brings lotsof letters." An invita-
tion to "lsctnrs” in the city, "big house”
.9,
Boston Advertiser says of it: “The new Mum-alumni“ Wort Arenas. souls MW.~..¢3'“ "I.
sensational Yankee comedy drama, "m '1'" B H [I l “s
‘Renben Glue, or Life Among the Bush- 8 A 1m
rangers,’ was produced in this city at ”in” m 5 “lam a nun-he :.
the Howard last evening. The audience W I“ mil-l
wasavsry large and enthusiastic one. M‘“"’""*‘"‘“‘”‘ All“ ‘50! g ;. ~
mmhwibm “hm Hon smr'sewrsssnnnnsn . II ‘
in real Yankee humor and wit, and the [mold $.3wa
audience was kept in aroar of laughter may norm.
during the entire performance. Johnnie
Priudle as Renbeu Glue made a decided
hit. His impersonations of a farmer
genius from ‘Vsrnlont' was idealistic, l...
and his rendition of several charafler
songs was wells“. The remainder of
the company waspainstaklngand good."
m Inhibition.
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