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THE CANDIDATES ACCEPT_ minors than two Dotti-es in the field it
is seldom that either candidate gets a
flies and than the electltlin cutouts
Ill. IDRBIB’ LETTER AND Ill. 0 " "0"" “9°“ ”'9 eg ”'9'
But the members of thele islature do
[IRWIN’B BPBECII. not represent the people ofgtbe
.._—.._... Iequal degree.b90ue memberiof th'e legis-
n ”I. d d rm.“ store may representat vs 0 more
’1‘,“ :13: N?;l:‘;:._n. 3: than 40,000 people. Another maybetlie
”we” (ll-mam.- Meal-a “om representative of less than 800, yet the
HIS FAREWELL SERMONS.
REV. C. B. TORI!!! 010838 1118
state in PASTDRAL WORK INJORWALK.
Largo Congregations Listen to his Die-
eoursea as the lflrst Baptist Church—To
have Boon for his new ruin of Labor.
Rev. C. E. Torrey. the retiring pastor
of the Norwalk Baptist church, preached
his farewell sermons yesterday, the
church being crowded beyond tho limit
Our county commissioners ought to be 0‘ “9 seating “P30“! b0“l morning and
g. Before the morning sermon
persons—two young women and
baptism. Mr. Torrey took for the text
of hie morning sermon Pbilippiahs1.,2l:
"Only let your conversation be as it be-
people of cometh the gospel of Christ: that whether
I come and see you, or else be absent, I
p BRAD“! rinse. W. mammwM. vote of the latter may offset the vote of
Examinations. newton" Th 1' n h d h in e in l ti iii 1
summer. leader's mush-sat wwrsa Home 8 o owings was ma cat! s 910ml r _ eec ng states cers. n
It. Ohm,‘L..IOGP.-. mmsah'huwfi" m mim'mrwm 9- ltl “M“ N‘ m convention in 31939130."... by Gov. neg. reason and Justice there can be no do-
w “a l”flagsnh’s'annvtoa pm”, nous: nouns. “MEAL“. 8. 87m ‘3. PM. luau will on accepting the umimoul nomi. fence 0‘ 0'" Wm!" 'Y'Wmv "“1 the
”j c '0... u mi. st. looms. some Ito. lain si. s. It. special at soil “may, nation of the mun“, constitution ought to be so changed that
Wiesel mama teammate-hmunringammm humorfiiggm.m train stir. Vocal ls Afr t m Gem ___Yom a plurality vote will elect.
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"some. nostril-«W Hill-1% amass norm.» man. 1.41m ”"5533“ mm 3- n 1W": m 1'- committee has advised me of the action elected by the people of their respective evenin
uuausa. ll. loop.ui. Gas mhm sawrsa. I” it. J. ,ncm'dlm' sin-l m of the convention, and I am before you counties. Their duties are local, and the seven
Dom BABE m ”mm W um” . Railroad M «up tosccept the nomination and to return 900918 Ol “10 ”WI! 0000““ 31‘0““ five young men—received the rite of
Influence. gel 17 WAIKIBH. W “on?!“ . ”"1" D. D. m to you and the honorable constituency have the power to select them. Undzii'
mm. - . . I. wk...- m . our present system they are appoint
nun m awn m ‘ ow WWflWafisfio-shldtm :0“ gm?“ T’hfdm "mi?” ‘f‘?’ by the legislature. Members of the leg-
"mar. l-Um‘r 31‘- (trashed-toss. BMW. W- mm- m 0" " ”“8“" comp men ' ° Islature from Windham or Toliand coun-
”$03313“ .n a ' nous: mums) coons. M ' he the standard bearer of aparty that q” do not know whom the
pipe, ”,3 W‘hhmfl'l,‘ maul- it. “WWWW 5' 3" mm” m rosin moments. has men led nationally by Lincoln,Grant, New Haven or Fairfield counties desire
DBIJGI m cnmcau. I“ ”m WKW left It WWW! store. Garfield and Arthur and statewise by our for commissioners; neither do the mem-
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goods. fancy goods.'riotlonsandhosiery.
IXPBISI COMPANIID.
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M1. later llunt.sgent. SMITH, W. l]. {00. 15 and
3mm!" springs, axles, carriage lmdwsre. etc.
BUTTON fr BRUNDAGZ, ollitest Beoedlct'ata
Wall at, It. oar min, “prompt attention.”
CAYANAGu'sl EXPBBS. . furniture
peruofthew
numnaos
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reek-er.
NY n t . . .. - Republican party has nominateda gentle.
”mm' rmammwmmlmi'mm. 8' 3%“ m Nfil’h‘limm gong” r35 amides? {ani- saxrranv nonsense. ‘9'h990l’le'if"?“t:il ”22“” if”. 3"" man from this city for governor. I know
um . ' n ware; designers; foundus' wortm or artistic mean, we. a son. cwwam it. s. N. '"‘ "“n" - PP“ ‘0 , “"9 0°, °"’ General Merwiri, the nominee, well. and
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Im' loin". ' _ warm humus. scuooui. (”n“) life has been devoted to business and I re roach. I trust no friend
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ma—uzlomrd "It 01 I“ M “mgaym‘vgwuw; Ymuwm‘mu, ghoul ‘ trust you will not call me egotistical if! directly or indirectly say
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swirl ’0” II. Item 8.x. III: m and ”cum “on
forglrls young ladies. this for an coll d h bl h f ll log the campaign. if my success is do
sorrwau mos wosas co TIe,Wat¢r at, am... i. , "n, J 151 W I" 000" y Y my (‘ 0" men- .
“ka. Mwarhof allkindsslpecislty until. '9'“. vb,“ mamfiaflflmg in My politics will be conducted on "m pendent upon personal abuse of my
nah-cm. and an. , r , Basalt: metal. rs .WW spasm “W a u. , . . . opponent, then I prefer defeat.
mutton: Dumas. pairs for mauflaetorles lies-m ta. study or art. and eloeutioa. same broad principle, and '“ "c“"y or "Gentlemen of ihecommitteeJaccept
comamnllobonwwumltdeastrod) 800"”.WI-A-Wul‘. New" mammals-s October . Circulars will he defeat I hope to retain the confidence, the nomination, and, if elected, it w,"
mmMflamfnsigwea flewmflasmm - 30"” ll Il'l'ailY mn‘m‘n' I a. good will and friendship of my fellow be my earnest endeavor to perform the
cafm'ml‘m ' ’ mm GARDEN!“ Rooms, principal. Circahroureqneat citizens and. above all, my own self-re- duties Ol ll"! oflice, "Oi only to the smith
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GREGORY.J.G. ”Wall suit. lstabliahedlu.
Wholesale-ad retail. Popularprlesa.
, 31008 10!!!! A. it lain 1.x. Perfumes.—~lfty
perfumes.
DRY-GOODS. n ”N 2
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ughndugnwégiesstoffamilymw. outsaspecialty. Telephone“
load,caroreargo
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siti'rii, w. ii. a co. Water in, n. agents for wu- m “c PM it “8 ‘
llama Clark 8 Cola eta-hrs] fertilisers.
noon. n. e. Mulch- . silver and
nan nucrt Arm cur. PM were. more “whims". 8.3.
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Wall borough.
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iu all Its blurted.
nanomsacoa it. Washington mg ”no,
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are. hyacim- pruaiptima especially. W 001’. “In”. Wand
Home 1310mm 5 Wm I,
cum m an. suieflyfirabcigageump‘s'uluw m.
. - ravioli a new as 47 “Islam n.
soc. Real seats and iii-rm.
1mm“ corsraxns.
t aunt. ,
busine- stnce in is outstanding ism claims.
PEOPLE'S LII]: INS. CO. The, No. 45 Washing-
ton st, 8. N. Jno. French. asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT mum-nus.
IRON m0! AND RAILINGS.
[FIR-file”! I.I.iifland56Wat¢ru,N. iron work
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as. due watch repairiq a specialty.
mu. over-nus. CLAIS, it'rc. fi‘bgfm ”m” “d 3““ M
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WKWOOD MANUFACTURING ('0. DA 8, 8.
BED HILL. ”Groin“ & lb”- Gfllfl- M N. Manufacturers ofbuilders' hardware. Daron
rm mu ..bcrrtes an
sermon use. it. new means as lain It. was WAS-sass If; Bdrm“
l. deoorsahoveoldstors. mm
arrow harms. s. and it. hit-l- at. an. a nonnmu'r. so wan-i, 1an
wonwoon c. a. use. Deflyu'glll.‘ (lieg-
orrvs.;ivévvvoririssemnsrt '
It is not my purpose to claim perfec-
tion for the Republican party. Parties
nan. sums P. 0. Box in B. llwholemls
shippevofoystsrsandclams. ' N
CDTD B.J.footofltsyuiondst,s. .whole-
“windbreaks.
HOYT W. 1‘50!“ WWW 8.3. foot of
HIM ' exportess‘snd whdmk
dealers to native oysters.
DIED I BOUBIAN, nu Waterst.8. N. planters
and shippers of liorwalk oysters.
VANNAfi J.L.ACO., P. 0. Box lites. N.
Oysters clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERN! AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. a. Ale
and a”; lllama“ er” 8; W' Steam
agent forthe celebrated Carton fumes.
PAINTS, one AND GLASS.
PROWlT'l‘, J. 'l'. to late It. N. .lewett‘s leads.
lasory and Wadsworth'a mired pints. .
RAYMOND BROS. chett' Atlantic and Becky a
lead. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH, W. ll. 1 CO. lab 17 Water at, N. span
for human a latrines paints.
PAPER HANGING!-
PRA‘H'ACO. Waterst, uearWall,N. alaopslnu.
oils and glass.
tory of our country as a part and parcel
st. 33. recall.
one and separate it from the other. We method of appointing them.
. as Washington
and with the satisfaction that its ac- me" power to increase the
spective counties who have
other parties combined since the forma~
tion of our government. But my friends, them.
N. 6% Bonds
l't'gec .
1? Wm H, N.
back with reference upon the works of
neuron. s. in W's-lingual n. s. N. one quality
only III ”II! "25-“- onea must be modified. This must be the of other indulll’iea we do not find such
rznfluzrms- “0"v“'B"33°-m“'9'fl""l‘“”'"‘h" uranium r it Gauttehalldi N Cabinet - . - m
. . sooth-”0W View ' ' , ' ' it of American ideas in the future de reciatiun. Those enga ed in snu-
WMONDWBRKOAMMWWI "m”mwh‘m“ . JACKSON. WRAND,hSWallrt. N. when,» will“? woo-.mhzlldoa sins. 9‘ 3 . . p 3
HAIO WEIR! All) BIPAIBIBB.
PLAKIIIO HILLS.
RANDALLIINIR D. KN. All kindaof wood
workatrstallorfovtbau-ade.
”MING.
mace Ell. lasts Dali ulna. an.
PI 1 " Awplnndwnms It
NASH, .8. .ow. . .
”upwind”;
protect the United States, her people and
her industries.
bald-Glut-
ADI.
ALI m RAILWAY (X). IDIW.
l0“ 1 rejoice in the prosperity of her cities
Hyatt. pas-L; lam o. Iloyt. rapt.
and villages and sinceme hopeilie wage in, We have had such
come, thereby insuring to honest labor ”(‘90 benefited by lh“ “fl“
and industry ajust revard. I must fully "‘9'” 3‘ other '“duall'”?
appreciate her schools and institutions of these deserted and neglected
learning. May they continue to teach
the young the great principle of patriot‘
ism, love of country and justice between them ausWt-r.
willDWARD. B. A. No. lain n, B. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for sale.
nmannam
lothecity. Boardbylhedayorlvcek.
“Lillie-danish“, {LB-yam Ming Ichool
WILSON. lit. 8. ll. (gelling: bljlyua‘kN-irm.
Ct. “spar-tar in c kg at t at .
Yer rirrularr. ass tr.
suwuvo “cl!!!“
l
as a candidate for governor, feeling that mp e.
belowd Buckingham “a Jewell. is so here from New Haven or Foirfield conn-
— ties know whom the poo in from Wind-
honor to bepnzed by any man. ham or Tolland countiesp desire. It is
difficult to see any reason why the prin-
ciple of home rule should not apply to
are made up of men and I8 I“ perfection the selections of these commissioners.
has not been found in man. Therefore, Formerly the slate comptroller, sheriffs middle of the week. Decatur is the
it would be folly to look for it in parties, 0‘ the “will mummy 1‘15“?“ 0‘ "‘3 county seat of Macon
but the Republican party has arecord peace, and Judges of probate were apv
that has become ensnned intothe his $23538 ,ixhgggmfigggggugfimgg 0",? the Illinois Central road, thirty-eight
. cials are now elected by the people. and miles from Springfield, 108 miles from
i“ that blllO'Y- You cannot "Ed "“3 no one recommends a return to the St. Louis, and
have the right to look back upon iis are from time to time given to county 15,000_
great achievements with feelingsof pride commissioners, whereby they h“? It '0
Bole oomplishments outweigh those of all the ccunties,and the people of the '0'
to pay should have the power to elect
no party can live on its record alone, A person travelling through the agri-
however glorious. The American people cultural towns in this state can . . ~ . _
live in the present and are looking to the to notice the large number of deserted or i oting District feel that in the matter of
future. not to the P383. 0.le as they look neglected farm houses, and "10 fields nominating town officers, some change
should be made whereby this district
will receive further recognition. Town
committeemau John E. Light never re-
that were formerly under cultivation
now covered with brush and small wood.
our fathers and brothers. that we may A man who has a farm for gala knows
as iihas been in the past. While we factoring pursuits. and "1 the manage.
court friendly relations with all the mu:ngaggmmgghf‘gxcggmgé
world, our “I“ duty, naturally, '8 to large fortunes in short periods of time.
Has the legislation, state and national,
been as favorable for agricultural inter
Gentlemen, I am a thoroughbred Con- eats as for manufacturing and co operate
aeoiicut than, born and brought up on n interests? it is claimed by advocates of
Connecticut farm. I love her hills and f WI“; protective "‘1‘": a“ g”???
» egisa ioninsnres to e he 0 e
valleys, and honor those "b0 till h" ”IL manufacturing industrlce works also for
the benefit of the laborer and agricultur-
sarner and employer may continue in the last twenty five years. Have the
harmonious relations for all time to interests of laborers and tills
this great deprrciaiiun in farm values?
I put these questions to those engaged in
agricultural pursuits and propose to let
say it has been my endeavor to deal fair. derogation of his personal character dur
spect and honor. faction of the party that nominated me,
You have placed m” ban", the trouble but lIoflthe satisfaction of the whole
may hear of your affairs, that ye stand
fast in one spirit, with one mind striving
together for the faith of the gospel." It
was an able and timely sermon.
l s
' Mr. Torrey expects to leave for his
new charge in Decatur, Ill., about the
county. It is
situated on the Sangamon river and on
160 miles from Chicago.
New duties The city’s population in 1886 was about
taxation of
their taxes
Political Ne:
The Norwalk Hour is correct when it
not fail says that the republicans of the Second
It is surrounded by a rich agri.
cultural district, is engaged extensively
in manufacturing, Is an active trade
center and has seven railroads.
farm values held to consider the matter of a change
the second district.
Monday, September 29.
a tariff for “'9 lunenl of Samuel
in the distributing of the oflices.
The prohibitionists will nominate town
the people. New issues will arise; old preciation. If we look at the condition and city officers this evening.
piano-smut tweet-dens: 'I.B- N. 7113 DUNCAN 1301‘ RAH-“‘9 WORKSJVM PBOW’I'I'I'.J. '1'. 45 Isis It. N. win-1w M. maintain in our day the fundamental the impossibility of getting anythinglike , _
. SHERWOOD. W. iii. 8. slate aimpost-odlce and st. 8. N. Wagmmmwkmm Tgswmn :xggahetci‘h ‘. it also hardware. principles of government that the former “a former valuation. in,“ there has ceived word that a meeting was to he
M'r “Rm“ mnm ' (3le ‘ m lNCY u The Numlk lranorhs volume“. “3..., bequeathed and the latter preserved to been a 8'9“! deprecation "3 fi
. ”’3‘0133 genre's: ‘lzgl, ' Co.,shdalsoatllrldgsport,(lm. anooBAPllBB-s. us. The Republican party must be the '“ “WWW“ .'“ the '3“ .iwemy '9
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animate EXTRACT co. iv. manufacturers of name. a. a. ratio. Maia vests. op.0ityl!otel. -
Tho democrats of the first district are
waking up to the importance of giving
some of the offices to their brethren of
The city voting list will be placed in
the post oliice today, Those who are
entitled to have their names on the list
and do not find them there, should hand
them to City Clerk E. E. Crowe before
Funeral of Banana] Mia—ell.
Mitchell was
largely attended from his late residence
"01“)880" in South Wilton yesterday afternoon.
to the some The services were conducted by Rev.
If so, Why Charles E. Torrey, pastor of the Nor-
farms—why walk Baptist church. Rev. E. D. Bent-
of the deceased, and the
an HIV]. 5 Water st. N. warm meals at all i h f ' h ‘ h Since the convention met which t
_ . m‘dm a" man and man. ave all in t e . _ . . . Pu _ _
mfdpahsmsizlggonr. W Purim“: malted else at Met. HENRY'S. "50' Haiast.8.N. Thehmtzsedinm future WWW"! of our state, faith in me in nomination, the convention of the had for those in affliction.
icy. of Long Island, a former pastor of
Mr. Mitchell, spoke in eloquent tones of
the character. generosity and kindness
sympathy he
A qunrtette
composed of Miss Maude Francis, hire.
C. 0. Miller. Dr. R. (l. McGonegal and
J. A. Ambler sang three appropriate
of mine will selections. The services at Riverside
anything in cemetery. where the interment took
vvvll, Lyon and Beers.
place, were conducted by Rev. '1‘. B.
Coley, of the Wilton Episcopal church.
The pallbearers were Messrs. Burr, Ward-
Nothing Like Worcester Salt.
James H. Nash. of this city. and of
the firm of Nash. Whitney & Co, New
York, spent last week at the Slate fair
at Meriden giving away samples of the
famous and popular Worcester salt, of
which his firm has the entire control.
The result of the exhibit was an award
of first premium for the best salt. Mr.
at the Providence, R. I .
leads all other salts then no man can.
on "um ”um ATIIZI‘Vfiflg'Iah ctr! Jarrett. vqua. wandmn“ Exam. claim of the people, and that they Tl“: CHURCH FAIR.
“03"“ a” “GI" «slants-es l9 ‘ ' 0min. this. had m’ . Isata ltrpairiagaspscia‘lty. ' through you have nominated me. If “W— ~~~~~~~~
30:2?03“ #551,; that 1-... m" doll: 11" MM“ It'll comacrolts. elected, as I hope to be, I have but one 3""‘hlnl mill! for the Opening To-
impair-nthpnhpsuln» ”mmxmgflamggo latest. 1. b. “no” ””09"“ halluwster ”P” "“l- promise to make them. It Will be my ."m" "uh" .
omtflthMO-l WILL Dana c.' u m ,l' a. “M mar-Ills. mm had-«or mums. "mm ”nae-wt m m" the immm 0' The harvest fair and festival for the Nash will be
nouns a. alums-ail ll Wall on. whole MULIIHJWUQM' anon manwagivgoegg M . Connmucm faithfully and we” "yin benefit of the now East Norwalh Memo. fair this week. and if he doesn't convince
canton truffles-e gaffer. motel-ls Wnfith‘myfl wgfln'“ ’0 ' ' ' - to remember stall "m" that l a'm the: diet Episcopal church opens tomorrow the judges and people that Worcester
MINA-ltflfllixflc- “fill: mu‘era-la H. mm; cg.&w7l7lg:§o. a. aadaaluuoorarllhg, servant and not their master. in Randall s hall and continues through «it
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Intact nhss' and children's
lac footwear for the trade.
"I‘DWAIUI'I All) UXDIBWIAI.
HUTCIIINION. COL. I 00. m New Tori
sad m (lo-a.
aromas-“rs 00000. f
m. ions If. D If. it. tartan or
guns. biting tackle, union?
"All BUILD.“
their suffrages, and. whether elected or by?" made '9' "m 9"“
have placed htr among the first in the I“ the main room will b“
Ila Helpline to a hepatitis. Appointed .
try n“ “u. “nun“. lites Hattie Iiarteau.
Saturday morning lion. Luzon B. Switzerland—Miss Edith
mars 1101'!!- arm Ill-Pb.
WALK lilo! m 00. Th, Wafer
m It. R. W 8. it. "
Barry Leigh and John B. Seymour, rs-
mml:.".‘.:' "tawny“. “p presenting the democratic state couven- :0”: lliss 89"” Shaller,
Mosh-la selaryps as. lion, and formally «notified of his rioml- anc fl”
nu“ aaid- Randall, lilac Mabel Kemp.
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millillllmy ' so Also
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IAYIDID litt‘ll. hiss, blown. Greenwich and
I ‘ " a.“ I“ have been nominated for that allies. and em,
especially so. when the nomination was
pin of the party are clearly ata . and this good cause.
the issues for the campaign are un- “.-_..WW--.”
mnaana
1.D.spptllsnlt.l.lspet.issl-
m more ll length. afternoon and at the close of the meet-
“ I, L, ”I." . '- I. “h... mourn-st... Our present method of electing stats til , ' eats prayers
”mmmyugwfi. m, A]. Its-ow W “m.“ 'bsflif‘Mna“ I. till: raisunjttet and rode (mm. inillmmmldqsaa in” ind the
W, u “a“ . ' f
. 1. m. n "m m. "II-"7 is followed byouly t reeor our states 'I '1
ia the Union. and In these three or four visit of the Hermit and
adoptedlon wanton-co lilacs
mi.
defeated, they will lied me loyal to (300- assure mt" {“39” 3"“ "f 1'" he on
nectlcul and all of those interests that ingrea ”3 at ractionso ! sedation.
, representing America. Switzerland. Scot-
great sisterhood of states. l
_,. .,,-,_ and and Japan. The booth America will A on ll, 9..., , th' A i
"1|qu IDRBIS’B ACCEPTANCE. be in charge of Diva. levomr- Smith. Hits l0 m If e ngr D on L uran .
Fannie Le Uount. Miss Kalle Thompson,
Home Has visited at hls residence by Ail-eggfiifgz'zflwlazgszezzfi?’
lent. J
Lama. JACOB n w is, out to no. ' span—Miss Stella Morton. Miss Hattie
it. [W00 I . nation for governor in his reply he
, . . (in all of these booths will be rifle-red
Gentlemen 12 the Commiffrs:-You in-
form the of ting action of the late demo '0' ”l” ‘ "'3” collection 0' “My and
crstio convention in nominating me for “'9'“ articles. I“ “"3 “0'9 "30'" “Ml"
the silica of governor of this state. 1 the hall will be found alargc collection
certainly colander it a great honor to of farm produce. manufactured articles,
An entertainment will be given
each evening, and the supper—well. we
made 'm‘ '” much unanimity. I but” have seen the bill of fate and can vouch D
read the platform adopted by the con
vsnlloo. andl find therein nothing to l" l“ “W"wce- Tl“ 'dmlfllonllw'!
whleh lcanuot submibe. The nucl- 10 heats. 1:“ "GUM! 80 "Ill Mlll "1
mlstakabie. It is unnecessary for me to ‘f. I. c. A. m ‘
review the platform in detail. but there Rev. 8. l3. 8. Blswll gave a very inter-
arsa~mv Wint- on which I will speak “in! “I. at “n ma mm,“ Sunday
stats-itsxlataonlysssrslloofs m soehuoas for Friday eve-tag or this
wuh this promise l 80 before them for the week. Extensive preparations liars It would undoubtedly be worth the price
and we can of the fare to Providence to hear Mr.
four booths. men."
PI'K'r Ml”
the gun recently tested
o of Nash expstlste on tho qtllllm of Worces.
tor MIL—"Illa best in the world, gentle-
(ioa. to sum...- vvitti is. at. on.
r Liverpool. England. Saturday morn-
ing, were E. D. Leland, formerly of thin
city. and D. C. Batchellor. of the Porn.
rustic Dynamite (lun company. They
will set upat Hhewbevnras. near London,
at the West
Kiss Nellie Point Foundry. This is the first of six
first two days.
as- .
guns ordered by the British government
and much interest is felt by military
men in this new system of using dyna-
mite in navel warfare. A number of
naval olilcers were at the wharf to say
guild-bye. including Capt. ltspirff. of
Russia, inventor of the gun.
The It... Pots closes.
The State Fair at Iferldeu closed Sat-
rilay afternoon. in the three-year—old
class Wyndella owned by C. If. (lilmaa.
of Houtbport, won in straight heels. (1.
L. ()arlos’s flalvan easily won the two«
year-old colt race. Harry Laird‘s h. n.
W. A. Pauli-id, of fluids-n, wonln the
3:30 class. The receipts up to Friday
night were about 00,500, including pet.
viiegas. The society will notice.
money, despite thehad miter of the
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THE 3041201150 HOUSE amino-1'
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The controversy now going on in”
82mm about our city unsorsahnil
boarding’honses has become quite“
minions and somewhat irrelevant.“
is causing considerable outside ‘,
slon. "Growler," in openingtho , ‘
sion, assumed that rowdylsrn M
a large degree in this city and “It
attributable to poor board, and M
these prembes drew the conclusion that
good workmen would not remain in in;
city. Mr. Helm has vigorously m- '
batted both the theory and conclusions
of “Growler." .
So far as Tim Summon. is concerned
it has no part in the discussion, but from
careful and general inquiry it finds that
as a whole there is no cause for general
complaint about restaurants or boarding-
uot given.
Our personal experience in this mat-
ter has been very limited, in fact could: . ;
ed to two places, Lane’s depot restaurant
and Fancher's restaurant, (when it was
in operation). In both caseswe found
nothing to complain about, but every- ’
thing to commend. At the depot It“
taurant a substantial dinner, With good"
dessert, and coffee with cream, an be
purchased for from twenty to thirty
cents—which is certainly a good bill of
fare at a very reasonable price. Every-
thing is well cooked and well served.
At Mr. Faucher’s board by the week
could be procured for only $3.50, and it
was good board. '
At present there is aconsidersble num-
ber of restaurants in this city, several
of the class of the depot restaurant";
ferred to, and others at stilllower rates
—one having been recently opened Id.
joining The SBXTISEL office, where a
course dinner is served for only 20 canto,
and the bill of fare for dinner on the day
this article was written was as follows:
Vegetable Soup.
Roast Beef. m M,
Corned Beef and Cabling. .
Bread Pudding.
In a city where the patronage k heres-
aarily limited, it is quite remarkable that
so liberal a meal can be furnished at so
low a price.
The rates in boarding-houses are from
“.50 to 36.00 per week. If than who
run these boarding-houses furniahltbv
etantial meals and give good room In?
cominodationa they certainly are not
making very good profits. The hull!
mhahly is that as good fare and locom-
modations for the price are furnished
here as elsewhere, the conditions varying
according to the tact of the proprietors
or the restaurants and keepers of the
boarding houses.
As to the character of the mechauhl
who are by necessity compelled top-t-
ronize restaurants and boarding—bones
we have no means of knowing; but this
we do know, that there are no better
mechanics in their respectivehades than
in South Norwalk, and we are quite sure
that what little rowdyism prevails is not
the result of starvation. Very few, if
any, sober men, get into the lockup and
local courts, and if this class is not prop-
erly fed it is unquestionably their own
fault, they preferring to spend their
money for that which not only does
them no good but positive harm, ml!"
than for good boarding accommodations.
which, were they to stop patronizing the
saloons so liberally, they could well
afford.
We do not by this article qumtiou the
truth of “(lrowler’s” statements so far
as his personal experience goes, nor do
we believe he prefers drink to food. He
probably has been unfortunate la the
selection of a boarding house.
At any rate we think any furtheran-
trovsray through Trillium would
be of no satisfaction to the commie!-
lots, and certainly be mlsludlug and do
injustice to the general character of our
city, iris thorium have decided to soa-
tlnue it no longer.
section "at satiation.
“the cedar hint Yacht tit-h luv. . II-
joyabta It“
A large delegation of the thumb!“
friends of the Cedar Point Yltfiflhb
met at Burton Point after-am,
thence-ton being thslrliistlllual by
union. At 10 o'clock in tumor-Ugh ,
fro-u nodesde of! tartar Inlet are
ihenprocerdai toDovloa Polar. lauds ‘
lord J. El. Power had prepared “Hi
his choicest dinners, which was find
about 2:2!) dckick.
houses, though it cannot deny that there ' I g
are instances where full satisfaction k - .
Norwalk Chronicler