NUitBnn 657.
mum 4&5“me ‘
'l'hstlinshssarrivsd inthsbisiutyuf
Nurwslkwbsnltspssplsgsnsrsliysssia
torssugolutheiaetthst thsylivslss
2turrrtspsohlly favorsdwithustarslad-
vantsg. for doing business. linking
munching llfwand tostssl-
insdan tliat msscnrssll these benefits
mMMgrnsrsislurtisnsc
esssry. ,
Minimum
The
msaof the butoogh of lorwalkhave
oegsaiasdnfluardofTrsdnbhiohhns
sisss‘dytsksassspsto isdsumnnulnc
toflsssulonshhsre. monstrous
llorwalk has no urgsahsdbosid of
. Trade, but there is among itscibseus
expression, toboutbettown. . $
All this is very proper and'tintely, sod
we believe that all that isnecesssry to
secure this much desired object h a long
pull and a strong pull altogether.
Itlsnot thepnrpossof this article to
specify and urge all the methodssnd
means that may be legitimately and ef-
fectively used to this end. but to present
one which we believe will in a large
measure helplo bring the present stand-
ing of the town to the public attention,
to facilitate the transaction of its bnsi
hem, and to demomsratc its future possi-
bilitiss.
It is generally admitted that a news-
paperisoucoftbebestngencies for dis-
seminating information regarding the
place in which it in published, and its
columns witness for or against it. This
Is not confined toils record of what is
transpiriag within its limits, or its com
ments upon the questions and matters
which directly concern it, but includes
the evidences its advertising columns
present of the character of its merchants
and manufacturers, and the various en»
terprises in which they are engaged.
,Tnl Sunder. has no complaint to
make of lack of advertising patronage.
Ila many woman of attractive adver-
tisements afford must conclusive evidence
that 'our merchants are wide awake
and fully up totha times. and that their
“my. aflord every advnn
tsge ins meshing the mwlfifarloll arti-
claw by the present is)» of
living. ‘
But foraflthh, they afford only a
meagre idea of the character and en-
teusof' the entire businees of the town,
and but very imperfect information that
a W 00min. into the MI! or
seeking a place in which tohdccnte lif-
" I, hedoncfihbomplete
I { ,ahluli what '1‘!!!
seal-inn, with the cooperation of those
lit-M Ii W W. 6“ ”Ill”!-
To dotbhwe ' todevutseeilcieat
‘ ¢ pigeoi'tbc pnpsrfora
Our plan b to group every branch of
mention the person or first. business or
M and location thereof, and to
hep lbs- tbusprotuiasntly before the
pibilofurnyehrforonlyiboo.
In this directory we want to include.
bsslssthnss eagagsd in local business,
every manufactsry. every institution,
Whittier, f role the
Mutant culminate the simple
hit lhatthry thhlndasuilnbis and de-
M fines rawhicb toe-gassin menu;
Wclmmiflll“ for
hammer . 9,. -
divisor.
' t
‘ l
. “mum-mm“
disputed of for gsnsrai advertising for a
stub Inrgsr sum than by‘thls method
and without a’nyoi the extra upsuss of
making the uneven reqsldta to carry
outthisissasof sdvsrtislaguurtofi.
flut‘l'itsomissr. is willingto contri-
bute liberally, believing that in no other
way could it better servstbstuwn in
which it is published and so generously
nppotistl.
We have spoken of the abuvs briefly
outlined project to several of our busi-
ness men end ' ufactnrsrs, and we
sreglsd tosay uue‘of them has
commended it and to cooperate
in it.
In this connection we unouuce that
we shall, as soon wscan‘uisketbenocse
snry arrangements, devote a portion of
tbnsscoc‘d page of 'i'neBaimmrosu
editorialdepartment, through which we
hope tostiil furtherlhejlllnmts d "I
.. town. and raise Tlllsllfl'lm-pvadoh-
terestiogto its rssderanM profitable to
its advertisers.
‘1. I. lee-Id Weather Forecasts.
The storm moving yesterday from the
Ear Northwest will probably continue its
advsacsto the at. Lawrence Gulf, reus-
iag roughma and thick weather oil the
low England coasts and gain to the
northward and eastward. Temperature
unlerwent no very marked changes in
the United States yesterday. In this
district to-day partly cloudy, warmer
weather will probably prevail, with fresh
easterly to brisk southerly winds, pre-
ceded by rain and followed in the after-
noon with clearing. In the Middle States
and New England cloudy to putiy
cloudy, warmer weather will prevail,
with fresh to brisk easterly to southerly
winds, shifting to high southwesterly
on the New England coasts, preceded by
rain or snow and followed by clearing
by the afternoon, with asiight fall of
temperature. On Tuesday‘th this sec-
tion and in New England fair, colder
weather will probably prevail and on
Wednesday fair weather, with slight
thermal changes.
Miniature Alma-actor To-flcrrow.
Suit trees I Sunsets itghttde ‘ bvw tide
7.0] 5 13 10 18 4.50
William G. Tbompwn in recovering
from an flank of pleurisy.
Adam Williamson has returned from
a two weekfiyfit in Heineken, N. J.
—8Inali fresh hunts for roasting, 10c a
pound, at Ferd Hayes’ market.
Two perilous received the rite of bap-
tism at the Norwsikitsptiet church yes-
terday morning.
some aonwnut. com. Molt on. FEBRUARY” 3. l890.
1;...
regular pasting this evsnlu.
Councilmen will be held this evening.
obese-allude-
New Haven.
BIsscer's. Inst he sold at once.
Theshipuient of bale from this city
for the week ending Saturday. Feb. 1.
was ill! cases. iii racks.
went-gm» .2... «
Ilse Fannie Sloan of High street, left
town on Saturday for lontrcnl. Canada.
She will be absent about a mouth.
Rev. C E. Torrey has invited the bot
ougli firemen to attend the services at
the First Baptist church next Sunday ev-
eniug.
W
—-Be sure and attend the Inylluwer
Hook a Ladder and Bose Co. No. 1. ball
at Ilusic Ball. Feb. ll. Grand match at
9 p. in. prompt.
There were thirty d- atbs in Norwalk
during the month of January, represent-
ing an annual death rate of 20 per Lilli)
inhabitants.
H. Dsy Hanford. of the borough, is
home from Summit N. J.. where he has
been nupevinteuding the construction of
water works.
-—Auciion sale of lamps and glassware
at No. ill Water street, Nurwslk, lion-
day evening, at 8 o’clock.
The marriage of Miss Lena R. Lowndsa
to Charles E Woodward takes place to
marrow evening at the home of the
bride on South Ifnin street. .
—Naver buy any baking powder unless
you know just what ingrrdients are put
into it. All the ingredients used in
Cleveland’s Superior Baking Powder are
published on the label.
Ber. C. E. Torrey entered upon the
fourth year of his pastorate of the First
Baptist church yesterday. During his
pastorate there has been a net increase
of fifty in‘th‘e memhe'iihip bribe church.
BITTBN III A 000).
Wallace Crcfut While Separating 'I’wo
Dogs lscndvsa Serious learlan.
Saturday night a party of men goth»
Ooanofnntgsswswlllholdihsir
Tbsngulnraissuugof the Board of
F—Use rim. Toilet Lutios for
Oil! W lodge of Odd Fellows
willworktbhinilialurydslrssh-DW
lies Emma Huber of New York is
filing Ilse Int-is Albertnun of Brook-
side.
Robert K. Roberts, of the borough. is
spending a wash with bb mother in
-—A few more bargains in crockery at
«Sugar cared hams, me a pound. at
4.
shoulders Sc per lb., at T. B. Guyer &
Son's.
Engel, a popular young barber in the
employ of E. Apell. of the borough.
at No. 16 Water street, Nurwnlk. lion-
day evenine. at 8, «block.
4 -: .. ill: . . . yumuy‘ifi m 9.. M‘ 99 .. h Q ~ M .
" ) “g a“; , h 9' * Linfilnr'!’ . , .,. m. .3 writ" th‘uitjltiiILLf’h
. loll, the Ieadin my") 0' 3‘ Paul’s . .
k I y if wig, ' , Mt Wewish toextmdcmbeartleltthsuks
m; «lest ” it? it‘s... flammabili- “countenance".
ken Lung Soother did it.
TheYoubg Peoples’ Society of that. m"'...,"”
lieu Indenvor cf thsllorwalk Depths mammograms-v.
chamb.will bold annciabls atthereai- Townsend-endurance:
hosed DsanonD. critics atCrah- magggfi
Norm-Ii um. Wren-Mm manna-swine.
‘I' l M | . ilsrd.lw!'pnok- analysis
“‘7‘ ‘ MW , . , suit-e
reed er Bull Run and procsrdrd to wit—
been a fight between two dogs. Wallace
Crofui own-fl one of them. When he
saw that his dog was being badly
handled he took hold of the csnine's tail
and attempted to pull him away, where.
upon the due turned around and hit him
in :be left leg, making an ugly wound.
The flesh was torn quite badly and it is
feared that Ir. Crofut will experience
some trouble from the injuries be m
ceived.
Electric time dials have been pieced
in the Concord and Franklin street
school buildings.
The South Rorwalk D; nmaiic Associa-
tion will meet this evening with Ir. and
Mrs. George Wilson. .
—'l'ty n butlleoi Plaistetl's Bar-purine.
lire. Sarah Raymond of Derien has
been found guilty in the division fence
case endless taken an appeal to the
Superior Court.
-—-A genuine picnic, hams 10c per lb.
Arrests Daring lace.
The record kept by Chief of Police,
William Vollmer, during 1889. shows
that there were 135 arrests for the fol
lowing causes: Drunksunens, 78; drunk
and breach of the peace, 10; assaultand
breach of the peace, 18; assault, 1; breach
of the peace. 8; vsgraucy, 7: evading fare
on trains. 3; larceny. l: nou~nupport of
family. 1; discharging fire arms. 2; sell-
ing beer without license, I; amsult with
intent tokill. 1; fast driving. I; drunk
and indecent exposure of person, 2; com-
mon drunknrd, l: incorrigibility. i;
tramp, i. Ofthrsecnsss“ weresettlrd
by the paymeutofcosts, ts weressui to
jail, if were united stout. 2 were bound
over, one was boiled at cost, 1 was found
not guilty, 1 was appealed to higher
com end 03°. it,» sent to the More
lies Katie I. Summon. of this city,
will be married this evening to Conrad
—Aiiction sale of lamps and glassware
Kiss Elia Brown was given a surprise
party by her many friends Saturday
evading at her house on South Ifa'in
street All had a very pleasant time.
-—-Plaisicd’s Cough Remedy will cure
”would; 256. and Me. a bottle.
ed’ns such faithful assistance during the
sicknca and death of our trained daugh-
ter. la and has 3. it. Buses-r.
1,.
—Doctors say the grip has gone; Yan-
Wflmflja
eiarhst .
, ”WW. ”mu-19% Staddnrd. in”;
_ main.
‘ wishing to join isinvlhdtubsptsssat.
_—-—-———.~....
HIRBIBLI lllLlllTY.
SM‘IITAI' TIACI’S III! AhIl
DAUGHTER KILLS”.
The leansaey lav-rainy lhsapes Death.—
Aa Assault of the Horrible Adair.
New You. Jan. ii. I p. in.
Washington. D. C. is ntnubfl b1 the
horrible calamity that overtook ems»
tary Tracy’s fnsaliy this morning.
' I'irs started in the bassatsnt of the
Tracy residence at 7 o'clock. The Mr
bersufthefnmily wcronslssplnthsnp-
psrroomshutescepewascut off before
the terrified servants could awake them.
In. Tracy, seeing that escape was im—‘
possible, Jumped from her window in
thsrsnrolthubnlldlng to an alley hr
low and was terribly crushed. She died
at 0 o'clock. ‘
isslf ry 'l'rtqvwssfoaad'lu theback
dim: burned sea W. she
died soon after.
Secretary Tracy was taken from his
room unconscious by firemen and he will
recover.
lire. Wilmerding, another daughter.
jumped from the second story. She was
picked up badly bruised and burned but
will recover.
The charred remains of Josephine, the
servant, were found in her room.
The loss to the blues and furniture is
estimated at MARIO.
'l'hlt Holland flour.
Our remarkably brilliant contemporary
the Hour, which serum to have for its
chief miesion fault-fludiug with every-
body and everything, last week contain.
ed the following:
A '0}me "Am.
Tax mutter. tells of as Italian hbotsr. one
Charm klspott who ~nilcd for home on Wednesday
with 33m which he ssvedfruwhlssarutngs dds-lag
thepnst slxyeavnnhlle employed in loath Ror-
walkataesunstsandrallruans.
Go to. floecannlaborerwhissrnsnot loex
credflwpevdsymsveaithsrsieof leperdsy?
The cannertbcssgalnbeenimp upon
The item referred to in T!!! 8:511le
wss:
Charlie llepntl.nn [talisman-is tothiecity six
yet-a ssnisborsr. Ila hssbeecewployedon
the-rel winemstcnlucehesmvadhrrs This
mornitghesaikdfur hhbnms iv Italy. won all
whichuhshavenln-mflss-uiaga. noisy-that
be iltbsabie to livethcretanledrrof his iifcin
comfortinbhuativslmd.
The alarm item does not say that Mr.
Elemli obtained all his means from day-
labor, and the very cunning question of
the flour as to how a laborer could save
that amount has no point. We suppose
that even an Italian laborer is cosuprtdnt
to profitably invest bin earnings. The fact
is he went home with the amount stated
in his pomemion.
But just read this figuring, which is
taken from the Hour of the same date
the item about the Italian appeared in izs
columns:
lllepbenilesleydlsdonbnndnylndfl Be
hadloogbssniafeebkcblth Siswifw afsw
yearsqundaficrher death he livedalonnfura
ton. timel- hte hemihercsidcnceuf Rul-
iltevms Kris-dunno” Alanna.
[in thee-bur musings” reams during
that mouths-d received lsstcr's degree in
Jan .131. it bringihe thirdyesrsflcrtheor-
fiamuofthclodga.
By the above it would appear that Ir.
Sesley joined Harmony Lodge 29 years
before he was born, and received the
lsster‘s degree one year thereafter.
It is no wonder Ir. Sseley “had long
been in feeble health "
The astutcnese, or more properly,
jicksnituteuese, of the flour, is very
wearioome.
Go to. How could a man join a Is-
sonic lodge and ride therampant goat
20 years before he was born.
Canon Discontinued.
Among the 170 cases discontinued last
Friday, by order of the Superior on!"
were the following in which Norwalk
parties were interested: Jury lug—n
B. Olmstead, vs. T. L Sanford, etx.
Court ling—Leonard & Sou vs. Thomss~
tonWater 00.; Franklin A. Tolles vs.
Charles A. Ambler. an; Esther I.
Imkwood vs. Gorge A. Lockwood;
Rose chlpine C Co vs. Clarence B.
Coolidge; State of Connecticut vs. J.
. - h
but ,7 ., «much-tint;
Christine I. L. Gunning- appeal;
Bralnard W. Isplesvs. Hart moron;
CbarlrsLapbnmvs. George F. Quintarc,
chill.
m attheslesaranatlsaal church
IleWask. ,
Themertigtu be held at the Con-
ces-W "conversions-rot.
lows: Tuesday evenlng-lsetlngcrths
School
evening-unmet
fan’s “liaising M’lnthesinallparlur
still. ThsBiblsfllubtriiltnsstlaths
Iargcparlurat lattu'cisskuudsnyc‘as
vs com a moi-ire: titanium
m
IIVI'AI. W0“
n the lethsdlst unfit
Yuusiay
, In tbsvsnlngtherewsnnjoyoss
time. The workers crowded in and
about the slur and a score of
. II. arose I“ F s
m3“
M-
1. Will ham 'ovssyqsvcaiap
tibial-whatnot“ Maud Saturday.
Rev- ”. North isobliged to beiu Chin-
sgothisweekasnmembsrof thsBosrd
of 008ml of the Bpworth Inague. and
in bk “one the revival service will be
ooodm by Rev. Ifr. Ila-ctr, pasturof
the Iovsytoa I. E. Church, assisted by
Ir. George T. lies. the lay-evangelist
from Brooklyn. Everybody is invited
to all these services.
last Avenue I. I. Church.
There wss a large congregation at this
church Sabbath morning. After the
opening exercises the namesof forty-one
persuaswereread off for probation and
membership. The two long rows of
persons, husbands, wives, fathers, moth-
ers. brothersand sisters who stood be-
fore the altar made a very imprmsive
scene. The reception of these persons
was fdlowed by an interesting sacra-
mental service. The few minutes dc-
voted to experience were well used, sev-
erallbekigon their feet at once. Later in
day teumore names were given in for
probation. making 120 names that have
been received for free membership and
probation since the opening of the con-
ference year in April. lore are coming.
The meetings will be continued each
night this week except Saturday. Rev.
George Van Alstyns is expected to
preach on Tuesday evening. Rev. John
Pegg has consented to preach on
Thursday evening. Everybody is invited
to assist
work.
manna. A. for January.
lass.
Attendance at rooms .............. 2.050
Daily average (Sunday excepted)... Oil
ww
.......'.'.I..2.ass
use
8
Letters writtennn Y. I. C. A.Work 28
Letters Received ................. . 27
letters of introduction written. . . . 3
Letters received. . . ............... 2
Written notices of the work ....... 33
Notices neutso members.... ..... . 'l
Committeclfeetibgabeld.......... 12
Board meetings held .............. 2
Applications for membership se-
co . ................... ll
Appointments kept by reception
committee ................ . . .
Books drawn from Library ........
Irelinga of Iadies’ Auxiliary l att. .
Adult gymnasium class 9th amnion
av.att ....... ............... it
Boysgyainssismcls- ’lib session
av.n&........ ............. 19
Sunday Song Services held ........ . 4
Average attendance ...... . . ........
Worker's training ole-meld ...... 4
Average attendance ..... . . . . ...... 8
W. N. Britons. Gen. Sec.
The social event of the malice: dur-
ing the present week will be the grand
concert to be given by Foster's celebrate
ed Nchork stars in tbeNurwalkOpsrn
House on Wednesday evening. The
concert will consist of singing and
whistling solos and duets. with also sev-
rrnl humorous recitals. The compny
have very dos testimonials from other
associations throughout the country and
will no doubtglve tothe people here a
very fine entertainment. Tickets and
15W hi. : .
rsmsmlisrtbst the precast from this
con-mot satartaintneatsarstobsnssd
inf-rubbing. thouswruumsol'thsasso-
cistiun,‘snd if you cannot attendit is
hoped yonirilismlst thismuvstnsntby
pnmhswngunsolthsuoursstieksts.
OwinglsthssishssmefWJJaIaad
iaesosgwrviss j
Genet-st
a not. hence-s Masha Icing sets “‘3 “mu“mm‘ 5”"‘W
Vssaouiablsday lntbs
hhtwyollheltrstnmonsscb. The
,hmrtsdlhomwho anvswcrksd so
8'." auspices!
in this great souhsaving
InputcfthnGnhsrnlSccrntaryofthn
” .
should
a... “a”.
alt-rest emulator.
sheet
No one has an opportunity
of feeling
human nature
better than the news-
ssngh rain and sun-
‘ visit to innumer-
w the I’m of gsilisrlag
u; “it?“ the
a reporter masts
many guess people. Some are anxious
to swisttbslousl paper by furnishing
items. while others will keep their
mouths dossdasilghtanaclaia.andil,
percbnucs, they have a monopoly on
some local item they will keep qsut rs-
gnrding it and than wonder why the
papers don’t contain more news. These
are thavery people wbodon big share
of the kicking in case n psriod is turned
upside down on comma left out of
South Khalil. lot it hessid ,to, its
credihhsaveryfnw oftbisolase. The
people asn rnissrs willing to furnish
news for the papers and sometimes they
are so anxious to plane that they go
farther than a uewnpapcr man even
dares to trsqass.
lacy things are talked about in these
days of hustle and activity that are of
public intern-t, and lusvmygroupwhere
public improvements and matters are
being discussed, a kicker invariably can
be found.
When the matter of macadamizing
West Avenue was first spoken of, some
objected because they thought the
avenue could be made to serve the needs
of the city for a long time by repairing
it as heretofore. After the work was
underway. opinions as to how it should
be done were numerous enough to r:-
quirs the services ofn steuograpbsr if
the diflseent ideas were recorded.
When the work was left for the winter
and people were delighted with the road
plenty of persons could be found who
said the road wouldn’t last and who we
presume would like to see it prove a foil-
urc in order that they can say "I told
you so.” Now a wail is madcthat there
should be crosswalks laid on the Avenue,
a thing that is rarely donein cities where
they have macadamizsd roads. At this
point we might say that the work on
West Avenue is not yet finished and that
in the Spring what mud there is on the
street is to be scraped off and the street
rolled down again. If the winter bad
brensuch ascan beapscsed attbis
season of the year the road would have
beenhatd enoughnud the mud would
have been conspicuous by its absence.
The matter of a public park in one of
:00 the many things thatts spoken of fre-
quently and the subject has any number
of phases. It is but hard to find plenty
of people who will say let ll have a pub-
lic park, but when a city matter that is
really needed comes up for consideration
these people can be found opposing it.
The need of a City Hall. as recom~
mended by lsyor Edwin Wilcox in his
annual lungs, is sounded on ovary
band tube a uroe-ity in the near future.
The properplacnfcritsiucatiuuisa
question that will require some careful
thought, as the city lot on Franklin
street isnot believed to bethe proper
place for such a building.
The question “When will the good
character and thriftiness of a young
man be a recommendation for his ad-
35 mission insoso-miisd society?” often
suggests itself to the minds of many.
A lamentable state has been reached
when a young man in order that he may
receive recognition, upon arriving in a
community. must be stylishly dressed,
have his moustache trimmed in the
latest style, and in fact he must be what
incaliedlntbess dsysadnds. If bein
a glib talker, holds a cigarette gracefully
between his fingers thpt have .09!
troubled wmk (miners on amount.“
laziness, 'n skillful at billiaiil' playing
and an drink as much so anyhodyif
somebody else pays for it, admiring
bands are raised and feminine voinm
emu-”v“. ,....--._.. .
the pulse of the people or studying “a“,
some. item that immediately interests
p, . ‘ "I! ll MIMI".
i1 ‘ L
no Disastsnasi ' an that
lute Ossamd in that city.
The ' disastrous on which ever
erle a; Ca. in 1885, occurred ssrly yester-
' buildines
ran from
Liberty street south. Three blocks were
of woodnnd wsrsoooupisd bszorgsit. *
Stevens, art'etois; T. R. Hoyt & 00..
bumuurptinatlintofllsok- A“
daytnom Atillsuorusrof Liberty w.
groceries; and Sam Harris. olotblcrs. “‘1
The next two were of brick
and were occupied as a lags
house furnishingstoro by Roll A: Rogers.
In the rear of the blocks and lrsutiagon
Liberty street was a cluster of wooden
buildings. All these were swept away.
III-Mir when M ,- a
“monotone. for a fire can is in the
heart of the basins—part otthecltyiw “
About woos. in. fire was discovered
in a cellar beneath Sam Barria's store}
and from there the flames crept Into the
collar of Roll A: Rogers. The firemen
were quickly on the spot and it was sup-
posed to be extinguished. They broke
out again, however, in thnrsaruf the
cellar and worked up through Hull 0:
Rogue's store to the top of the block.
In the meantime the flames had gained
headway in Herria’s store and the wood-
en additions in the rear of Liberty street,
which were almost inaccessible, and the
firemen's efforts from that time counted
for naught. The blocks were soon level
with the ground, together with the ones
occupied by Hoyt & Co. and Stevens.
which had caught fire from the side and
rear.
During the progress of the bless the re
were several explosions in Hall & Bog- p
era's establishment, as they had a large
stock of powder and oils. One explosion
came with force enough to blow out
most of the windows in the buildings
within a radius of 500 feet. Adjoining
Hull & Rogera's block was it four—story
brick structure owned by Henry Bernd
and occupied on the first floor by the
Danbury OoevPricc Clothing store, with
several offices above. This block was
badly damaged by fire and water and the
goods of the occupants ruined.
Bmides the merchants in the blocks
there were about fifty occupants of the
offices and lists. The occupsutewilllose
their entire possessions in household and
office effects as nothing was saved, and
the same thing must be said of the once,
pants of the business houses. llany peo-
ple narrowly escaped with their lives.
In several instances the occupants were
rescued from their rooms almost suflo-
cated by the smoke. The total Icon in
about mom. '
ALI. AROUND run STATS.
heLie lily. the “globe girdler," will at-
tend tho ball of the lleriden Tureen this
evening. 3
A New York and New England freight
train was dashed at Willimantic Satur-
day by agminplaced switch.
Hartford’s Charity ball netted “$.45,
£200 inc than the amount netted by the
bail tbs-gear previous. . »
II. Dryburst received his uonimimion
as postiilhstsr of Ilerlddi‘i Saturday and
took command immediately.
James Knapp of Danhury, for a mur~
deruus assault on his wife, was smtenced
to but three months’ imprisonment Sat-
urday. .
Charles hf. Newton of Iflddletown, has
been appointed to the mspectcnbip of
the postal card manufactory at Birming-
ham at a salary of $2,300.
Charles Brown and Peter Rogers, two
Putnam boys, were sent to the Reform
school Saturday for the remainder of
their majorities for stealing hill) from
Charles Gregory.
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are adulterated if you have not tried
Brussels. '
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