‘ . t .
tlittrtl, and During tint"
‘ r narration oi“ the
~ ._ do do: in.
V landlady. tutti Ditti-
u it Emmott not
trivial: Encountered
Wm
ll eftthe New York papers of
. ate. there doom-ed a notice of
of John S. Mather, of Dar-
a statement that. he was it
not it Fremont and Dayton tilt-o
trim: the memorable presiden-
Immlttn or .1856. ,
. ”fivevofdhut town who was it.
on, on seeing the urticle,‘aet his
I: I. work. and though the men
9 he recalls were of the
' ." yet. they come before him
elem and doings of yester-
l" they‘eariy demo! the Republican
Darlen was a town where the
‘ lea of. that. party flourished and
tutti there have been only a few
\. (lilo since, when there was tiny
toting. The Mother family were
, to of the party and the store.
g . hit 8.‘ and s. C. Mather was the
militant scone of gatherings ot the
home who discussed affairs in
ovations inspects, but mostly from
Republican standpoint.
. Abolitionlst," as a Republicun
with ‘ led at the time. was extremely
ulpopu‘liir in certain circles and was
t) on'eubiected to the meanest sort of
hill ultlee and insults and often ostru-
title” by some of his nearest neigh-
are.
.wNolghbor Against Neighbor.
e‘cnmpaign of 1856 was-a mentor.
aisle“ one in that vicinity and neighbor
Wit arrayed against neighbor, carry-
ii i politics into business und sociul
attain). Republican meetings were
hold in the old carriage house on tho
"Benjamin Fitch property in the rear
. otwhere St. Luke's Episcopal Chlll‘t"ll
was built lator. These meetings were,
frequently disturbed by a class now
designated as hoodlumswyoung iinti
‘ old. the former being oggcd on by
"their elders. It was considered no
harm by a large number in those duyu
to “lick" the abolitioniste," and that
wastrequently done.
Frequently delegations would nttonl
rallies iii Stamford and Norwatk and
all the route there would be singing
of the refrain:
“Free press. free soil, free speech, fro .
' men,
"Fremont and victory."
_ But the election, as is known. ro-
; milled in the defeat. of Fremont and
Dayton, though it did not result in tit..-
disruption of the party.
The “Wide Awaken."
Four years later canto the "Wide
iAwuhes" with their black ‘uprs. cups
”nun torchiight processions. The hlli‘tl-
shell Democrats were amazed at the
growth shown and though they worn
bitter as ever, they confined themsel-
ves to talk. They had at. least met
their match and realized the fuel.
Leaders then were William A. Cumv
mince. lru Scoflcld, Cupt isaoc Wood,
the Waterburys and many others
whooe names are still familiar in Dar-
‘loii. These men had the couruge to
express their convictions lillil their op.
patients had the good sense not to op-
' ate them with any violent proceed-
uizs. Such ii course would burn i‘t'»
ted in the hurting of someone and
r at would not nlways have been u
"Wide Awake."
. The town had it uniformed company
oi! “Wide Awultt-s“ and partition Wt'rt'
. frequent. Often titer would he n littlt
mode at the l‘tr‘Hlili‘liL‘i‘ of u llvuiocrut
while a "Wide Awake” would he lulu-
gated to reason with him unti mul‘h
proseilylug was done in that way. Ono
. instance of this kind is must vividly
, remembered by the wr tor. One night
. there was a purutle ich route to u.
. ”it in front or the residence oft’i‘ho-
: 7 _; Wood, on the Bunion l’ost l‘t)llil,Hu\
? o called out. and told mm the limo
i come for intelligent men like him
‘ out his lot with tho putty of civlil.
Mon and freedom. Ho listened in-
5.50' to 12
Suite and
OVercoats
4.90 6.90
overcome also.
low prior.
$9.50 All sizes still in these snappy faulty nulls.
‘ some -\'ariotios among: thorn. that wow that were $12 to $15
$12 to $15.
Paddocks. thonr . . i, w; , .
' .. - , la l)o.\ coon. binomi- 3,1500
t I 2. ) u - . ‘ ’ 1‘ I a. . ' I ‘ . . g ‘l 1 ‘ ‘ '
ti (it About. .1 lllllltlli‘tl oi llitl‘t left-width; f" alld 'l‘ourtst («outs make up ”“8 0?“.
Slilglt‘ and doublr-hrcastetl motlcls, some » lllg‘ from $18 to $3.50 “um
7(‘vt"_,,-," , -— .‘ .
\ “Huck “0' “(M0 mm" Rivli thl‘l'tlilalS. mode of tho finest. $90.00
f. ' e . . . ., .‘ ‘ - ' _> i ‘ .
”"1"”, l‘lillli'l' lltllitl—tutloiwl suits in u wulo vui'i» ltlllllt‘u. liiuiiv Silk Olilli‘tlwl’atgdmyka'
t‘ifi' tii' mixtures and pnitvrus. ilnlt wore I???“ "ml (‘hmmrfifil‘l-‘h Wt‘i‘t- #23 in
$i8'aiid $20. flit i .
$201)” Onyx-fin‘w Hitttrlo utid tltllllth-‘l'll't‘lli‘lli‘il ' iml‘llt‘l‘illltlf-Hmy'mms' .Hm lim' ”“7“ TM“ 830'”
illtll‘lt‘lh‘, ill itiixliii'os. gray tunes and pui» ”WNW”.U‘I‘Hilllisllwnllll:lflt'letl mflww‘m
lt‘l'ihfii Worn up to $23. ‘4') l ‘ .‘H " “mm“ n+0 “"5
W
\ ,C-r: ‘ ' I -" m”~“““‘~l.'*.l.
I“ W r
$3.50 egg.“ Shoes. n0w $2.85.
0 u i. l‘ V) l
l'i‘iilinnnidlirtl sollmgoi’oll mirhroltou lines oi’
u'iiiti'tuwriglit. shore in all lynthurw liluvhor.
M
button and litre «narrow. liit‘tlllllli uud roueorrai- li‘lr‘rlim- \‘l‘rl'ilk and Kit-Wm ovv'rmts 1”or Mrs
llVl‘ lusts. tltililJIC‘llrt'llthil am... that g :0 Q tliot M”. bccn “gm
—_ lizivt- horn $2,5ttlu3".:0, . I, H ' I
l|(l\\‘ $.88. $2.48. $2518, #200 in. $m~ are 5: 88'
$3.48. $4.83. $2.43. $2.88. $3.48. $488.
,\ Kittv'itvrlmrltt-r suits for $533
‘ hop 7 h, it», that have Long ovcrconts for lmyr 7
how $3.75 in $7.50 and (lQilr l” m ”‘3‘ “m” $5 to $15
Q ' lllt‘-lti't'li\lt'il llt‘li suits. rc- 4”“ “ll. Willli‘c“ ‘0 ”"3"
«Maui in prices: $3.49, $3.88, $4.88
S338. St SR. $4.88. $5.88, up in $1.88.
litttlil lx’t-rl'rl‘s at $3.88. $4.88 and $5.38. !
Eager buying is the strengest note in this remarkable I sale, aside. froihthe
unprecedented extent and variety oi~ our stocks. '
After a week of strenuous sellinor
trout to another week
. ‘L'
t .
a, we find so many lines lacking in sizes that
we have drawn upon unbroken lines to replenish stocks and present an unbroken
-end of lively business. “ l l
50 you may. come today or tomorrow assured of (getting your size ill a suit or
overcoat at each reduced price. .Shoes hold out well, and our boys‘ suits and
M We... um.~_;‘h ~.~.-:-=er
The Sims.
'— I . v I n . n‘ ‘ ._ . o 1' ~
$4.90 Plenty of our regular it‘ll) inuoy Slill.’ and i lul” “ gill!“ $10 OVUIGUNM. m rehab-e . 67.90
Sililli‘ that were $12. selling riot' iii this "‘M‘ and 0X10"! lubmis' and “WV t
The Overcome.
long mats for young mun. i
' (loud choosing heremi’anry long coats $9.60
in htoamor, thon and Tourist models,
Boys’ Suits and Coats.
Very romurknblo ol‘rt’riugs. which should not
llt‘ tll‘t‘l'lt’lltlii‘tl ll)” iiititlicl‘s til' lh'irfi‘.
not hthx murv sons to mold out. in ituuiurtui names that. won» not born t‘l' would not
dolrut-u- of their muulry.
imrien \t'uu rvurtmvuitui
ewry C(mllt‘t'lli‘lll t-t-itliunni in tho t-l— illi‘ Wt-t- Burn ilolf club,
In div." lliu rt‘xltll'llt‘t‘. which was just .lmy" on he was cullud by lllfi Miller. 3 iii)".
urrunu the sir-wt. is now tho huuw of i won thinning untl was not llt‘lll‘tl 'i‘rotu
.. hint}: and at the clot-w walked out of
trifle we and taking a plum- by the auto 1
’f ti‘iteixhbor in tho runku utiltl: “8(in ‘
moth his death at the ago of till. it llt:]ol
It"? a your ngo, he novvr t'uliurvd i i
"allegiance to tho liopublicun party.
~ hen the Civil wur hrotr- out. two ot‘
(gt Donn enlluted in ilw 'i‘vlltli (Ton-
,‘ ‘ lcut regiment and iwrvml with or!»
4 hilt to themtiei‘vett, one until he lost
his left am It tho hum.- of Chitplin‘u
(Mimi in 1864. and out» until he Willi
when orietmer and hold tit, Andaman-
viile until the surly port or 1866. H.-
nover rocoverrd fully from bin exptn'l-
i‘enoe in that place or hurt-urn rmd tllml
about three rem no.
‘3
WW townn of its ditto him» a record
.‘flf‘ROanoltu inland. libs body was
does not mean in what. regi-
mi who entered the sor- Heinlin
it her. William. who oer» inane
time till; truck by
and so badly iuiureii
trite
vii war unit .30 fur ”‘3 known, illi‘l't“
i“! only one inutuuro ul‘ ii tuuu who
disgraced lllllth'll' or his rouniry. 'l‘hlu
(lilt' wns it until mum-d (‘inrlt, him ('11-
and soon ul'tnr
unit-ring in lllu nvtivu Ht'l‘l’lt‘l‘ at tho
War’e Amunemeuto.
’i‘lw war bud its trimming, nu wvll llii
tiltl ttllii-r sldv, ui homo.
lluriuu woiiwb who took it grout luiur~
mat. lll illi‘ Hillillt‘l‘h' Wi'li'lll't'. our day no
u uumlwr who hud vnltsit-d worn llill‘l-i‘
ins: lu'r littllfii' on tlu- Why in iiw l'illl~
l‘n-lli Million. uttvmu-tl out to bid lllt‘lll
With much slit- hud it word of
udvimn und in conclusion, to it“. le
.uuid: "Now, buys. in» rurvfui tutti tlou‘t,‘
lei‘t‘ll in tho draft “ml in» Nill't' to keep
your it‘ut dry und lu- rut't‘ful Wlliil you
will or drinlt." Tho ilthlt'i' wait inhou iu
Ewiml burl. but it. won not iilwnyu pou-
,Hlllll' to follow it.
it] am with you." und from tiiut tlrithnmmi in
for t’OWiil’lllt‘t‘.
of him lH unknown.
tlituttzh. tliut ho l'i'l'i'th'll
Wt-lt‘tlmt' in llurluu
Women of Dorian.
The women of lluriou wurv uniting
thi- tlrut doing work in unititurv utul
Chrliiliiin t-tmimlnnloiis and for them
ill“ llurltau vulvruuu of ”iv (‘lvll wat"
‘ will have it warm plum in ilwir limirt.
. -. .mm» in the War. 't‘lwr were twqumily authoring
Shortly uitt-r thu iuutlu of Bull llun
nun oi‘ the uoldloru Hitlltlt'llly dmmurwl
>lu tht- town, He wont by tho mum: of,
Wlmu netted how he «now
to ho homo, bu l‘l‘plk‘ll that when tho
rout ututtuti to run he uturtt-d. too, tutti
wbon ho not to Wtinhitiiiton no one at»
mounted to stop him. so or hunt on
until lit! nrrivmi in
tin» old Fitch's hull ovnr ttu- Nurov
satin] to that of llurlon ill the lllvil ton postoillcu, ut which many illlliiiit
“Mont! hottvr. When ilu- coil to Worn '
rm came in Him. the renpouno wtm noltlioru, tind illit'l‘Will’tlli fm'wurdvd in-
‘ [Among itw number who went. tiwtr roglmuutn.
were home ll. lloyt. t‘lhnrlou A. thin work mui tlu- good rtmnitu umuu
l0, Enos J. Rollo“ tinti Marcus plluhod can W‘W'l' in» fully rtuillzod.
. itnoy. 'l‘hn firm unmod inter bo- "I‘hnt to woo limirtlt'litlotl by tho noi—
Cuptniu of Compton; (l. of the diet» II uhowu in tllfilitt duyu long iif‘
tit, and tllml nhortly nitor the hull tor tho wnr whru tluoy Hlli’lilt or it.
For yoiiru ll fronted ”M of mutton
,t homo and intnrred in thole bonded by the national emblem hunt:
motory. Hobbit: unit Kellogg in a conepluuouu plum in tho Norotou
reunion in the Seventeenth. posiomtze.
"twin .for tho vomrnri
’l‘tio nitmuitudt» titrolvu yt-nru ago. it: tho "go of 7b
rtwnliuitul utid
't'nuutry l‘ulilii’tilly utid wvil.
iihorily lint-r ilu- 'l'roui nilulr ihoro
‘wnu llllll'll niit-itvniont in
lWlll'll llii'l‘t’ won it prmipiuti of another
‘ fluid with Engiuml, An old renidont by
n mm hooded, ”my... pm. :ttm mum: of Philip liolluml. doolurod
tor in utili itvtu and iii superlh- roll: of littll.“,,,und tho minim wart: “ hu litipod that much a tight Would some
on: nometery n Dorian, Whtt- those or men Wild opilulod when the Jar he could srt into it. its the would
no heating an omoor. but the firm cull came tor voluntnoru for throw 2 not he so pmtlculur thou u out the
‘ months. And those. ulmout to a man. inn" 0! millivl‘fi-
Ind cannot say whether or not. mmllfilml tor "liiron your".
. living. Robbin was one of the war. or unit-rm manner dinohnmod,“ !"l rum“ to Amrt‘lru to not. freedom.
the that were 111mm names: HUM l 30‘ ll.
, oyt. Charles A. Robbie, Elihu ‘ no urine but me (mid uhovvl and Mill.
" the wontyaelnhth Conoeoli. b. Kellogg, William M. Wlinvy, Theo. It! tree llw until" no long M there “8’
lulled on the railroad track now w. Ewan.
joolorod man u member of hill lumiiy
When united why he
mmmgl wuu no noxious to light. he replied:
{ won willing to 30 with i don't cut it over eight feel. if noythin
u mp 1m in now in in dhwp or blood loft. in me body. out. 0" "It“ diflmnl stormy Avril day. that.
. one night about into your! existence the monitor of it has it , ”to? Wouldn't mite me will ”0" 1 want‘ the ”W" of "“5 “mm" 9' be“ “m"
. alone or the m. A: mail voitishle'rt-ilo. 'l‘ho .hvtitltititltdr and in cinema to mm owtd accounts With ' a "0“" “l "l" 0’" "with?!“ "M 0"“
_ - than summits. who one town coat-it. who held limit odious mt fmnglmm." Hut. happily. at am withimm“ the"! ‘0 "W3” ‘3' mm-
you it" a mu thirty learn, the lute John is. 1: England was averted. though many at A“ W" Mold“! in" 0"“ “l‘ “in"
Wawrbury. gimme“ m ”‘19“eg dug». gthe lympaihiwf! ”It“ UN? south hoped know” it) bi? '1 mm ”all”! “Mt.“
mg the no, Benjamin lunch sort-in would wine.
Flush, the ion dtii' oi the prom, enl-
lwim st Ramon. often Mid be
men «Mini the “stoma at. titanium
. million of the project
“in into. mm which an.
the term of Republican no than and
twitch salted if he was not pleased at: “um“ the trough and new the a
Dr. Wood‘s Norway Pine flirt-up
"Then why do you appear so down .
. hearted!" we: the next question. 5 euros coughs and colds, down to the,
dime his lilo wait no in: hill time.
A Little Democrat. .. .,
Up w 183.3 0“. 0‘ u" most billet; the fiflWfl hi? replied: on. ’38.
Demoentu ot' themuw Capt. Wilw
and. iii: son. William, out-the
conduit; in bulletin uni neat
tin. but he he won
. time. pom
«totem»? aegis: tat
consul". (luv. titty "tho i in his pouwr." with tho astonishing ru- ; SELLING ADULTERATEO SEEDS. NEOUKrSQFOR‘YALE”LlaflAnv,“
NEW IitV’h‘N. Jun. li.— ~
The sumo ut-tilliuonts wort- livid liyl WASlllNii’l‘ilN. .liin. l5.~Attt>l'lll‘y W’s “f ”:0 .Jtllllit‘ 0f “’19 a“: ‘3:-
ufiuln until itilllli' Wt‘t'lil’l lile" whnn u . runny until long ullvr thv close of tho iilonornl MUOIly huu rendered on opiu-
‘lvltt-r ('illlit‘ from him. Hillll from Vitw wnr. .
alum. mining ”mt ho was with lltiiu . obliterated harsh feelings uud murkmi ll Will ltt‘ Iuwtui for tho hem! of the
tint [inu- iwuiiul wounds “union for Stvrotary Wilson holding tinit lulvon to Yale Library two imment'a
.Vi‘tt'H Now \‘orlt Zoiuiws, huviusi. vu- l iht- «town or u now urn. Pornuuul nni- l “t'llill'llltt'lll Of Agriculture to lmbiiull lrt'tiou of Jade and hid researches in-
llsiwl under an unsuuu-d unmu. ”Imam”. hm‘uuu' ”mm“ of tlw pushl'ltl' intuit-n of denture who soil udulio to ornaments. The two
’l‘hin wan stttuiioi'iiltt 110th in tilt-f'l‘ll‘illlfll "it‘ll Mill tlmi‘rt‘ll l“ llilll'lml ””m 5"”1’“
i‘utlitir. Ell‘f‘liilli diiv ('lililt' iitttl tho ”W“ WW“ “” "“1“”.l“"'“””“l""“mh'i‘l ’i‘llv due-Minn iti'ouv hot-mist- llit' Pm- n""“”y illtlslrutod and "Wm M"! 01'
. ‘ . n “lull lodu' turn or uli sliudon of ”PH" . ' I -diti f l0 ‘
tulhvt t-ullml on his brothvt lhumss . ‘ l itioturv of Agritruliuru had no imprint. “1 t on u 0 (onion sold to hnvo
:uud said: ”’l‘oui. what will i do. Hili'lll opinion in llurion. tin with i'fli‘ll Mm, that it "Mm uuhliuh surh uuniuu root $300,000 and distributed print”.
mum to rot» my old iickut. us usuuhjmm l" “”"m honor 1” ”l" ""‘”"'"-" "i In- Wood a » lidltlu rill duiuuiivs in at" in" Mr. llishop'n Jade collection in
but look. hero in my boy with "Milli" the fallen heroes mid those: who pro: tiouu “H. I: M.
vho uro uiiulust llli'." 'i‘hu hrothur rt» ‘ "“‘limli‘il ”l“ ovurluuling llrl""""""l INowYork.
"HM; "ill". you urv a mu” m", outtlll thry fought to tnnlninin. . . . W... W...“ or at w J...—
to do who! you think is right." 'l‘ht-ro An incident of the War. .
With it silence for u low moments and . . l THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
”it'll «mun um.- "'l‘oin, by~~~l can't ”it" WNW 9"" WWW" in "film". Planter 8: Bradley, Proprietors
mio ugniinu tliti boy; oomv iind l'll ito "mm" ”W W". had “him“ “'“Ci‘lli‘il
Wm. .va mm "in. (or mmimmm ttw writer‘n nwmmy. (lot. utonhm We wish to scythe! them I: of this loom know when to own.
uud wnr und nil the rest and ”it‘ll you Raymond Willi ill" "Wit“? 0' “ "WWI
run u.“ ”the hni" l “m with thorn “in cannon and bin nurvlt-t-s with tho points
a good thing. Our last we: '3 announcement of ”it following "medic:
W mw mum we“, "mummy m Mum" ml. e fcdfwlysltowdt‘luf. Seeifflimlsn'tsomcihirwlimtfiafmwanf.
it mm dono und no long no he iIle
ufior ihnt thud. Willinm Wood row
your». l
onrtulu oolehrutitmu. One of tho innit
tuont worthy of noto mu in tho rntu-‘
r
mm.“ w til it ll» diul about in: of u liberty onto to Not-own. inf MYM Family Happy
. i i it ill") on ~ ‘ ‘ “lilitil. 'l‘hoocrnuion wunttuonorulhoiln l: 0: 0=ros
day for the town uiid n oollutiou won.
survml iron to oil who noted to our? _
An Old Abolitionlet. tulw of it.’ 'l‘hiu won the hint nonunion: GUARANTEED to my; till m
(luv onn ulmoui ouco unnln H00 thr- oi ""y 0"" in Which the conduit I"‘W‘l ”1’1ch and kupRhcmthm mo
. ”old tlmoru” of the town. One of tho ‘
original Abolitionletu was Deacon ”“-
3 hurt uuili liltll.
Don't nifty sick and cute: your
boys and girls to worry.
"
9.
Raymond flu in most, pro-l out d your 'V‘um‘ , ‘H WIe
Elmnozur Wot-u. . lie mm 0,". of m... tumor-ml «ymvuihlmr with tin» t'illllit‘ nt' . So thorough in the power of Aili-
multe it u leetietniite short.“ . 'h’fwdl" my?!” ”1;?” “Vi?!” J?‘ v,
ma no“ turn mo 9 mm int n ‘
m”- to “"“m to “‘9 ”mm" mm“ film of the war. The colonel denim-e We Will PM! n-lrnntlfui pir-
thnt his action was misunderstood. ll “'{Wl ll m" F'll'iillllllllmtl‘
explained that, he was firing a salute :dilfi.’i:§§"§l “mm ”“5"“?
.. me om din 1mm
in not” flit-imp g
i.
uixttt a large puny nunemblt-d and.
mention he had linluhed n certain part ..
or his "haying“ Tito explanation did p-
a other
, . loan you.
not “so." but the cannon tilti.--'i‘. W. 8“” Mder “myth
w. iii The Aneonin Hominid. ;
life."
“very verge of constitution.
WW
‘ m‘utw: ’0’; id. 3“.
o l . . the south and soon uftor the tooth: or. in home over all forum rd Rheunw BIN N l W ‘
i..ll.llll‘tll‘.l”till't hmtl'll’mlll‘llttntll‘nfi’ll": Bull Run the cannot. wnu heurd to harm that it in neutly clients a (‘llrc ~¥—_ - ’0"! he
"spunk out” a number of “turn. ’i’hnt' in twenty-tour Our». ,. »
than to hnvr “ ilomocrnt. lie was Willi carrying things too tor. a number Try a bottle lads and you will 15 one remedy oi’ genuine merit,
peculiar in mnnyiothttr ways. At our oi the townupvoplo thought, no 0M! goon cease in nu er from your that Will tone your entire Iyutem
timo he hired it man to cut cordwood ,. ,
M... u “l.”t“..i“.'i
a ' " o ' ' '
m M” work h" mid '0 him. Now Col. Raymond, took tho radium unit
rheumatic nclm and palm.
.FREE!
end inside you mink
i
ennui:
tired .'
fit a
main... .
. wow .. “F.
hurt it. method of New York. have
volumes liltinirutiitg Mr. Bishop's col-
. volumes
wviuh together 124 pound». nro manni-
now in the Motroooiitdn thrum in
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