“ml-mam roam.
haeuhedaamwmhf—adad:
Whmmud of
chroma-Cm
Mal-curator”
win-unmanned
contravention-whom commit.
arm-”Mame- mam
M
‘0‘?!) Admin m changea la
ammonium-ear no! la maven“
Minuteman.
LIABILITY OF BERKS.
The decision of the judge before whom
tLt‘ ease of R W. Stuart u the bank of
\‘orwalk. was tried on demurrer. the bank
choosing to assume at least nominal dena-
gesandcootsratherthan permitthecaaeto
go to a jury. in his award of one dollar
damages and costs accrue to be contrary to
the general opinion of all our citizens who
had in any manner made themselves famil-
lav with the case. an it is contrary to all the
decisions in similar cases in othgv Stolen.
”the first case of this kind that we recall
i~ that of a banking house in Penna) lvania
«high recoverrd the full amount of value
of stolen bonds pledged aa collaterale above
the amount of loans and interest. The care
of Enos Adamo against the‘ hunk of Ben‘
nington. \'L. which reunited in fiver of
Adams. he having depofited with that bank
some 33.000 in bonds a: collateral: for his
indebtedness to the bank. which. together
with the praniutn interest and costs.
amounted to about five thousand dollar;
The more recent verdict in favor of the
hunk of Lyons. Iowa. against the Ocean
Bank of New York for the full amount
claimed. The New York Times said of the
latter case 2-
“ The ground of the suit was that the
1 man Bank had allowed itself tube rubbed
.1! bonds deposited for safe keeping by the
tluintifi’. on invitations! tbedefendant The
d1 f: we weitltnt the fproperty was guarded
with the mute diligence as the defendant‘s
own; but tut: tertlitt tends to establish the
tlnttrine that tltis' to not mflcient. but that
it must be prov on th .11 the are exercised!“
the custmli m is reasonably adequate whetli
t‘ r the c are for his own property be gmttr
ur less. Considering the great cums hanks
.tliow themselves to become guardians 11..
Mi“ du Lulu!) is a significant one.
And the judge' in his charge said: —
Now. gentlemen. you are called upon to
H1 whether this burglary 0011M hove but“
l 1111. milled if there had been 11 watchman ill
the bank at the time; uhether he “on 'd
u: t haw discovered it in time to 1..'|1e the
.12. mn and tin vent its execution. } on will
u 11 this 1 treful combination in drttrtuin
tug. . the quhtinn of defendant 3 negligence."
The ‘1er \ nrk Juan-ml or (bolster-1v. in t1
lt‘tt' u: artitle upon the ltztbility of banks.
\‘i\ ‘3 14——
it” an 21 nutiuritv of cases nhere r11
¢ t-nt burglaries and. bank robberies have
he?“ tutnnt‘tttetl. we have Wondered :tt tht1
more than ordinary neglect 111111 in hue
marked the “monuments and supe l'Vlrimlt
of the catnhliihrueute thus entered; at; d we
believe that a jury of intelligent lllt‘n.t1ll
the pt 1;» r pnoentat’tun of the question
“utiltl ltultl lllt ttottnlians of the tuiutug
menu _1 liablt for 1111 bu on account of
‘uch evident neglect.”
In the cult against the Bank of Nunvrtlk.
the plaintifl’ claims to have rltuu‘n by nutty
«1t 1h.~ principal haukvm and bovine“ turn
of Norwalk thin the location of the bank
111:»- thr most t‘\[l1l\‘l‘ll of any luminous platv
3.1 the burnt-tub. it in log the but 1111 the
.‘Erutt hurling to South Nun'alk. and bluntl‘
lug.1 at so much of an angle a: to hide it.
front intranet: from the more pnpulmu pot
tinn of the meet. while it- back door and
Willtlt‘“ .2. opening late on Opel field. lMer
ml ruy wee“ and safe exit; that the “fl?
' was whhent the least claim of burglar proof.
having not only aevea hundred donors.
11- hetvu it was shown that it suitable sutfc
to: a bankelrould cost about two thousand
tlnlhm; that its maker want without reputa-
lion. and that it could curly have been
turret-titty trudging in thirty minutes. and
that! the venlt was admitted nut to 1.; burr
hr proof that there we: (no: negligence
lllltt“ tonnage-turn of the bulk; that the
11:11.:th to creplm an invade watchmanor to
up the m bumlu during the nhrht we
a. atmtmvaution‘ which the otltd beak: 11nd
jewelry star-ta deemed emu-aunt to due core.
11ml tbevltwlnx of the sheet iron rhuttcnl.
together would tit: he the robbery of the
bunk an racy task at the remit proved: and
that the feet that the bank lumediauty
after the robbery. did. in addition to the
tutrebane of a burglar-proof safe. keep 11
light in the innit and the shutters open. and
secure the cortices of a watchman. was an
alumina of former {negligence The final
dispmitinl of the case by the Court of Er»
run at its session in October. will be awalt~
ed with interest a settling the liability of
hunks in this State. For. should it be eatab
fished that they have no rupee-thinly for
thee-rec! the large more they take into
their mica. fiery coughing their beet
mot-Ilia. will ecu-e to be entrusted with
such cuetodv. especially if they are to enjoy
all the profit and recon-icy without any of
the rib of the custody of collateral securi-
lies
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teem. Anhotl‘atk‘ofiaul'uk,
wiflveulioed Quantum
may. Matti-portion!!!
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u1u-wuwmurdim
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W3.- lathe least detrimenutl. or in
opposition to college. any university. educa-
tion. The University of Vienna being my
Aha lot». I would make myaalf guilty of
being an unnatural Ion. if ever I should ex-
ttttur {bit we min as? {tn-gin and 1166 u
come learned men. and that comparatively
few peace: the mean: to go through a uni-
verslty’ cause; tlv there tnuat be
” course- of practical train-
ing for the necessities of the pent mass of
people. mliabh to tut} W in life
\etrpnu motto-Educator mental
dmr capabilities. and there must be
update! school: for the pursuit of apeclal
subjects of inquiry for the devotoca of just
tkh or that particular line. The we must
not educate only to thought. as your entree
pendent signed “Friend to Education.”
would have tuber also D ill ”the
dilcrent parttloui of life The g‘ovemtn‘en‘i
has given us an example by the establish.
utent of a course of apecial training for
army and navy officer; and~wc all know.
that men educated at Wat Point or An.
napollc have as proud I record in history II
great men of college renown. It. is a cheer-
ing sign. that etatea and friend: of cduca~
lion heirln to be more alive to the dementia
and nplrit of the time. and the requirementa
of the various ceilings. They have already
here and there a course of special training
in Academies of Design for the education
of artists; they have special courses for the
training of teachers; there is already 11
School of Mines at Columbia College. in
some states they show wisdom by establish-
ing Agricultural Schools. und in no fur
future we shall have in each state aPuli-
technictttu. or e Collrgc of luthiry. free to
the people. where n mechanic will and what
he needs to become 21 fort-man in his pro-
feuiuu, 11 good Constructor, dmftsnutn. llltl~
chiuis‘t. builder. tuttlt‘ttwt.engineer or Chen»
ist.
Will or can the “Friend of Education "
maintain that these courses of special train-
ing; are lt-o- respectable than :1 college course.
because more practical and less (‘llki‘lt‘lll .“
And if he cannot. must he not t-nnaixtrntly
approve of a special cotme of commercial
training as :1 connecting link in the (‘ltulll of
national t‘tlllculloll‘1llt9 plat of his 111mm
iug ( an tltt1rtft1vv ht ttpplit ttltle on“ to gut l1
mmumcial colleges 11 are not worth the
bent-ingot“ tl11t nutuc.Th:1t sttth putudo
colleges exist in too 1:111:11 numbers. like so
111:1n1' worthless private lllnllllllltlns. thruuw
the 3n stigma upon ’conrerns of the same
title. is unfortunately true. but good indi-
tutiuns‘ should not be llllltlt‘ to sutl‘et' lnt‘ the
defects of the bad ones; people 1111 the l'uu1
trnry should be anxious to find 11111111 out.
and bl‘stuw n rirh patronage upon tlzcut.
that they utaty 3111111 to iutpnm- in t‘lllt‘lt‘ll‘
cy 11nd tlif‘f'lllftr‘ii.
Now if the “Friend of Etlut‘atum " is not
too much ptvjutlit‘ed lu f1.t\‘nr of collegiate
education. 11ml lute at his heart the llllt‘t‘t‘>l
of a good education in whatever line. and
for whatever culling. he and other {tit-11th
of t‘tlut‘uliutt hm 11 till opportunity to he l11~
atruuteutul in the twrtuuuvut catul-lhhntcut
of n Mercnntile Institute rig-ht hero in Nun
walk. not 11 11111111 writing whorl 11 hit :1
superficial z~ltn1v 11f Ltktkkl‘i‘plltg 21ml uritlp
turtle. but 11 genuine Mennonite lllhlll‘l‘f‘.
as it ought to be. ultlt :1 111111 or 11111111 you”
mun-t1. and with all the t-lvntrntuztlmut it
that wtutitute a sound ethtt-ztt‘tuu in general.
and :1 radical lltluillt‘n“ education in [Htl‘llt‘1
ttlttr. l am prepared to furwuul tltepltttt
:ttltl particulars tn ttll put-tire. who tutty tuke
an interest in this 11111111-1‘. nod nlutll. with
your kind permission. develop my view utt
thii subject in your 1111\1 hue.
J. U. l‘11.-t:\.
M
To the lotto-r of w Sarina»:
1‘ We lay it down nan fumlumotttnl axiom
that the more fully educated 11 1111111 may he
the better it he fitted for any work in life.“
Let therefore every male and “male go to
college. on their return they will make the
fields yield more count. will raise more vut~
tie and poultry.111ill plzu‘e your business
more in equity With “l9 laws of defiant!
and supply. and will t‘\‘t'll make letter but
ter and chemo. Let the young folks be
“trained by a tbomttnh llll1l bum! eduvus
lion. rtulunclng history. science. art. Latin.
Greek. anything and everything 111111 can be
ground into them. ‘ “ and you will are that
they will “ invariably outstrip. by virtue of
their better education tutti more thorough
discipline.“ every mechanic. professional
should they nettle it. it would not be their
hot nature's fault. that they had not the
“like capacity.“ “ Were business a mere
routine. ponihly men might be apmlttlly
trained to it with advantage-to the boil-
neas. but (mark .that) never to themselvea;
for a routine education can only narrow and
cramp “a man at every turn.” Hind this.
you shop keeper: and etha- fodlsh people
who have permitted yourselves to toll for
bread in daily routine. for you have been all
your lifetime norrow-minded and at every
turn «untied 11“. y 111161
at college! your bustness would never have
become a more routine; 11nd had you mind-
ed that “ no man understands the present
present who knows nothing of the‘paat."
3'0“ 11.19111 ”“3““
b'wtory, and that would have made your
bluiueea run better But you did not care
for Muted-atherfwtkercotofyonr
language and for cognate languages. ad Io
wagelng on around yomand what you
making. while boyingand ceiling.“-
cattee“no man understands life ownin-
mwelwbodocauot ‘ ’ .me-
thingetitaroe‘tondec'gmimu"
Tbhwaayonr way of Walthe-
mmymhewmmm
yuan-Item
c if
to films: to: mfifaaw aisybegr if.“
week! “WWW
match. Mtkeywmgrcwtoperfac.
tic-.udwilledntatefotoremlcub
wVfimfi
“mMmh‘thedeflyhmd,
change would save at ‘ tgonc hundredt
dollare to the tax-were 1 aw:
poo. Mr. Deere.thlo a ntetn‘ ' 1:
Wm
suck a college course. But there in one
thealnptetruvk. tketnotatlofuaceube-1
and expert to Md! and elsewhere; and.
Morn-111W
it come“: yonflid aoéocu‘pbhfim lf‘"
Mercado-immune! a
Lecblature to 1871. war lnatrumcntil in
amending the charter. lnatltutktrthe city
court. and without warrant front the m
mom to armour
Eflfllo in the Home of the leatleglalatuv.
without warrant from the “people, and it:
ipatcrnl la uuk 1v .
questio. ‘ar'c we
which we have no voice in uniting.
Wi‘lylul.
2;«.
W
03“ “11 gram .tl
Welter on
front “on.
Ii ll Hoyt. Egtthormcr
the Horse mum «fir
——-—~~+»--——-
Goo Hoyt. Each. is very low with «0”,:
and but faint hopes are entertained of his
men 1 ~;:. :_ .444 .- :1
wry; 3me $4 I it . .
:Slucunt‘ a tuiustrels are unuottuct 1i to per-
‘orut at the Opera Home. Norwttlk. on the
29111 inst.
coo——
lee men are generally pretty large. but
they will appear smaller to you. and the lee
also. it you weigh it. .
u—wr—n
If the buaboud had kept “ Iletsy" in. how
mut l1 unarroliny he would have proving“
Ibuut he and lit-"1‘ a can; out
.0.
'rttomatal nomadic! the old Fifth Con
necticut regiment takcw place at the Sea
View Rotor. W!!! :IIavcn. opthe eighth of
August. . ‘ .
-o w - o...- v-19.
The latest 1.11 In of uniform for a hoit
club. lute been adopted by a South Norw ulk
"I‘H\\'l.\l." lie wears a pair of uwrmclcsmnd
gloves.
“‘4.
. w ,
Sixteen gallons of water was recently
drawn from a dutpalcul than luConuectlcttt.
Considering lllt‘ dry spell 11111 huve had. this
is doing very 1111ll
.\ tlly wotnau touched llt't‘ townie ton
flut lrntt to see if it w 1111 but. Slut hurt lit-cu
so quiet since that her husbttntl xtttyu home
ulntmt every night.
- -¢- ”1......
The Sectmd Methodist Episcopal Sunday
Stlmul enjoyed tltt 1r annual Pl\ 111cv11~tt1r
titty. l'Hltty took the iitttlllt‘l l‘uy of Nor
111th for ()y-sttr “1113111th they spent the
it“ \tl\ plvua tntl1
.0.
l.11-"t11 busiutw ttutu sltttultl llt.‘ supplied
with ut‘utly ptiutml htll llt‘tldS. t1:1rtls.cir-
eulut’s and envelopes. and 110 ltft‘ prepared
t1 best style. 111
etc
u) print :theee article in
reasonable rates.
The Old Well News Ulllt'v. 111‘.\t to
Old \\'t1.lllutt-l.11ill be open on Sundays
from 7:80 to 10:00 .-\. .‘l.. and from 5:00111
7:00 1’. .\E to neeunuutnluto the public 11 ith
Suntluy 11nd weekly papers. etc.
<00 .- 4
.\ Xurwttlk servant gitl. 111htm1 11111111 in1
slstetl upon an enrly day for "it! \\‘1‘1l1llug
lllttl gutltt‘l‘t‘d together eighteen towels. fifty
napkins. twenty hltt‘t‘ld. five quilts. lllllt‘
tlrrovs utttl surerul other articles. when n
t‘l'llt‘l tttlstt‘t-tu 'tutvt‘feml.
' .0.
“ \‘ztlllltll wuwthiug be done to mew-t
young indie: fmut brine itmtltctl on your
itl‘t‘t‘ls :11 night ‘.'" take 11 (‘iut‘imtutl paper.
There can. .ltht have the girl‘s mother tuck
l111r into her little blul ubmtt right o‘clock in
lltr 1'\ Hill“: 11ml lurk the flour All hop
on
w- _.
.\u t‘Xt‘lmum‘ says the l‘t‘llllll‘lilllllt‘ uluit‘tu‘e
of orange peel tut the sitlthtlkx in 111111 to
the high priw of lt‘llltlllrt. Enterprising
llf‘t‘l‘ pungent wilevt it ttiglttly.flzt11nt it with
114111 iv :tt‘hl tutti 11111 it in. the t‘ttlllptl‘lll‘lll 11f
1hr t-tu1rt1ptltluus but soothing mrktttil.
«c
When it 111111111: lady meets her beuux on
the illll‘Wle 11ml bet-hut 111 lull llllll 111111111
dear. wort. little lutttv llN‘ untried shun
has got . and how she wishes it was hour. it
it Ilium time fur him to make up Mr mind
that she is prepared for the ummrutuus
11111 illnll.
.0.
“ Rushert‘les are tuthl to give 21 rich. red
Quint tothe blood of them who 11111 "111111
from mm «with the Ito-cg" m?
r
are glad it has been explained at but. W
b11111 often womlewd how it could be. but
1111111 all la made pittbuautl we hot»: thin will
remove all which that number: of Good
Tatum“ Induce who have lmlln‘lit‘tl pm
Wmmtrg‘Mut. -_
.4 v.- . —.4 44.
The “ Nellie tlrnut“ bathing ttttlt. 1111 much
in venue at the fashionable 11011 Rldf‘ mortal.
I 11111111de Ill fulluwttt A Carlimltli wait“.
with sailor collar; 11 abort skirt attached to
the wniat by a belt and tmttum; hempcn
about and chip hat tied down with 11 broad
bandofrlbbon.“ 'l‘blvloaaltl to be ado
eltled tmptoventettt on. and much more be-
coming to the hathertt of the pmnt titty.
then the old Adam 11nd Eve style.
h—s... 4 4”...“
We would meet to the council that they
get pertnlrrlon to erect cents on the property
known or Minted Place. to accommodate
thou who are now compelled to hang them-
jflves up on the fence in front of? the Old
Well Hotel. or they might“ be mused togood
advert an ht turnould
11011111155: fit tel $131115. and Nib:
their countenance: with aa occaatonal unite
y do now whenever a fem-lo i“: cant
pellet! to pole [WW
m, Rfiwfiff“ 3"“
tell good money from counterfeit. and
pick- uploaof bills on the meet. Inthc‘
oeuvre of his abort and My life be he".
picked up ever threohuadred doll-re. That.“
latbeklndof adogwehavehecntvyh‘gw
”hold of. We need a do: that can and
three hundred new “WC W watt.
in: team In wlth cone lunchtime- in...“
at the Fair P
l
a high: 1‘3.
Afewnton ;
but the aubjeet 1
A trot for a
week.
11 vino of 3
It la provoking to a vegetable denier to
have come one reading aloud a receipt. for
the cure of cholera. at the came time he 11
trying to cell a watermelon or green corn.
and Warmth l’tclll
W
was observed It” 2Alon! front the
crowd. with both elbows mm; on a fence.
his head humbly bowed. audwwa leave our
dare to aurtnlre.
w ‘.. "" “
The First Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School make their annual excursion on the
m of August The eteaater city of Non
i‘walk has bccnckartcrcd for the occulon.
They will probably go to the camp meeting
ground known at Sea Clll‘ Grove. on Lot:
Islnud
n...- g m. ..
«no
It would be lacs nnoylm: to the nttendauta
at. one of our churchott. if 1" plum father
11 mild poatpone the whaling of his boy un»
til after the choir note through ringing. The
boy pitches his voice too high and mutter a
discord in the praise.
«- ooo
- Mina Sarah Itatelltfu will deliver a lecture
til the Congregational Church. Nurwnlk. on
Wotluesdtty evening. Julv 30m. at 8 o‘clock.
Mint Ratclltlb la a graduate of l'crkln‘r In‘
atltute for the Blind. end her lecturer are
fluid to be very entertaining. Admission only
twenty-mic.
1” '1'—
Tltc Ihtrlrtttu vowing llltlclllntt. though a
new corner in this market. baa in I abort
an: become very popular. It in one of the
teat running and boat acwlng machine. in
the iuarkct. and combine- beauty with excel-
lence. (‘ttll and see it at the ntllllnery and
dreasmakig' mom» of Mrs. Scott. Washing.
“ton ntreet.
Among the guests tho!“ were sojourning at
the Utlit'tltt llotel. l1‘. l‘oote. proprietor. on
Samuel Durham and Nb: Charlotte Ely.“
this catty and Fred. Petition. of Ntw York.
We ("'0 pleaaotl to learn lhnt Mr. Pubic la
ptosperiu-v in hla 111111 ltun111.antl has become
UN sttttteptutulnrhost lllt re that he on here.
Q. 6
After 11 drought of nearly eleven wecka
we went fttvunstl with refreshing showers on
Friday and Saturday of but week. and (lea-
pilt‘ the predictions that everything would
be dried and burnt up. the tleltltt 1011ka
again. Old tapers any they notice that
whiskey has become llilltlt‘l‘ in tl-tvorJutl
that lllul't' capital is required to get tight.
..¢..4 —-~—
The that number of the Hour. under the
11011 pt‘upt‘it-turship. llltltll‘ its appearance on
Saturday. in 11 hnndautuo typographical
tlh‘h‘fl and “make up." It is 11 very lively
and interesting paper. and is ullt‘ll with local
new: and ems-in. Nurwalk would extend
to he very liberal support if it would rue-
tnlu 11 local paper that prominent to give all
the news.
~11—- ooo~ m..-
l‘upl. James '1‘. Johuwu. of the aehooner
“ lulu-11y.“ tliul 111 bit residence» ut Not-walk
11tl Suturdtty lust. 11ml was buried on Tutor
thty luthe Dutvn ’l‘mvn Cemetery. Capt.
Johnson it.“ run to this port for the past
twenty ye11m.1111tl 111114»: well known to the
shipping lllt‘lt‘llttlllu. The the: \Vt‘l‘t‘tlluttlttj“
ed 111 hull must fmtu the shipping: in the
lmrhur utt 'l‘ueatlay.
- ‘0.
'l‘uukrr. 111 the depot. announces hot diu-
111-1‘ t1v11ty titty for only 35 111111ttl.|u1l full
hoard for seven «1111th only “.00. The
‘1“ 1111 111111“ it 1111111 gtutittg outside of pro-
visions there the other day 11111110 or frert‘ul
thut lid routs wouldn‘t cover the 01ml of the
meal; but Tucker ltns tiltltl that he will do
ll.a111l you may depend upon good grub and
plruty 111' it at his 1111" kept and orderly
lv‘llllll‘lllll.
90.
A woman in Nnru‘nlk emmed a tea—
kctttuut but “‘1th down the tank of her
husband the other do. heoau he kept
fouling ttl‘tllllltl lllt‘lllft‘t girl-— 15111100.
And 11th it only half of the story. The
young woman‘s brother lwmvrhinnetl blm.
likuvlfe worried hint lutoa brain fever.
The pnrwtt alluded to him perennally in 11
1111111111. sermon. ‘l‘ltt1 papers took rider with
the 01cm turn. and give him that 111 editorial
“1le. 11ml new providence has get after
t. and 811111 all the potato bug: 11111 of his
uclghlmm fields to 0211 up Mr wheat crop
"11‘ 1t better atop this sort of hinting '
vatm
The tuw titta week 11m“ 11 («ottoman
who has occasion to crow the fillroad at
_ »Mlnuton 111ml. South Nurwtlk. cou-
plulutt of the frequent 11m of the n..-
tuuu from his punt.“ We abould like to
tune thin“ grutlcuutu“ point out come of
the mice: on which gingham keel
hceuuheeut from ltla poet of duty. The
charge. made above to “that
the enticing with Jim in hand. and.” have
noticed luttancea when his prompt action
certain death . and we never before heard a
complaint. but only satisfaction that an'
faithful ’ ‘ '3
rod here for along 1173.11.11
. H W
The Doubtfdttbb 'appb’ldttld’by no $3M
mon Council to landfill? “it validity of
the election of D. It. Selleck ea Councilman
no... on Friday event glut. Parent
J. Crew:as on Chart. E
was not outcro- “33%! 1116! its
m “‘1 ”'kA’n ;,.
inhalant: lwankouA
raid that cello-a loci“
oil to attend thee-ca
"111 mute-ma
if Bollock‘
3.3.1... .. or?" 1111.21.11:
:3"?
”maintain-notational: rd in
Quanakelatotakeplceeat Greg'ovy'a
Shhdaitaaato‘bcthe
of thh Weld..- and any: that the
troyera of the bra!
«manta-taugh- tolerate“. we ,
urged.
Saturday but. were Meson. O. 11‘. Tollca and _
he: reached recklm children from about 3
h ' -
in the United Staten.
we»
Senator Bucklughuut lttta lltt‘ his back
pay paid into the treeaury. Illa la the only
:dltlmto the llqt of Stanton who have
turned back pay niece the nitddle of June
‘3‘ d 3‘
this eaaecn.“ “I
, meet. “Do
“’ ' {1 Jury brought?
1? yell hove the en
-- ‘ aid the lady. 3
. is has not to ‘
thin case of my daughter. who baa just been
any: drum: that came over that doctor‘ a
fecewaa never to be forgotten. and that
lined $18 tit” ho hrta never be another
0
no Hotel. .
1" For the Beet Alec. Porter and
go to the DrldgcthII‘okuef. OHM
Fruit N w ‘
thgld Well Nzwa ~.Once next to Old
Hotel. .,
Clea! out Pen-eta. at reduced
1%.
at
ell
has done likewise t 4
——-—-ow——~—
J’erontc Bllta bill appear at Ely‘a Hall. on
Friday end Saturday evenings next and on
Saturday anemone at two o‘clock to accord-
modate thou ladle: and children who will
be unable to attend in the evening. Jerouie
Illltr knot the gentleman who vhltod tn
atmut a year tutu. nor does be other any rifts.
Ho heabeeu over thirty your. in his profes-
demand atanda at the head of it. , He hea
performed tofull home at Darion. Wash
port. 80111111111111 and Falrtleld. and after two
night: at New Canaan. will visit 11:.
m w
A down town 1111111 who remntly lost his
wife. a moat exemplary 111111111111. amid if
there wasn‘t. a drygooda store in 11111111111
she was never going to ho contented there.
How naughty—The- [Your
We know this man Wltttu his wife wus
alive he used to tuttltr her My old unit bags
and convert them lulu dresses. and when
the asked him for 111 out) five cents to buy
buttons ttnd ttlmmlugq. he said. “ Woman.
would you win me! Can‘t you take the hut-
tuna otl' my old punts. ttud use my old aus-
pondera." ‘
l «m. 1 too -~ 44—4
Mr. Whitney has returned from the Pho-
tonrupheu‘ Convention. with the honor of
a reelection as one of the New England
vice presidents. Mr. Whltuet is an outlet
who etldcntly lows his profession. and is
determined to excel in ll. Some pictures
copied by him for us are the fittest we ever
saw. Copied from a small and interior for-
rotype. and enlarged to lift- ath‘. they retain
to perfection the likeness. while the shading.
.ete. . are the tlnest that art l‘unltl produce.
9»
M. E. Mead. 1132111.. lttl\Bl‘ll=lt::l 1111011011111.
111110 of rettl estate and U10 slot: k 11! button.
July 291D. with bras-t hand 11111. free collu-
tlon auxiliaries. The stock is the cult-hm-
ted Aynthlre. known throughout the world
for its superior quality. The sale will offer
31 rare opportunity to purchase some of the
beat buninoea 11ml dwelling house property
on the line of the N. Y. 1% N. ll. Railroad.
end on tonne that will be so easy as to place
a purchase within the reach of nlotuust any
one. About ”0.000 worth of property is
on the catalogue All should fllll‘lltl~3rllffiv
dey..lnly'88. ttfitl.
m¢o§~ 4.—
.\ down-town with man is complain
in: at the price of milk. He says ttutt six
cent: a quart isn‘t enough to pity for the
wear and tettrof 11 1111111 tall in “\lliltlltg
otf tllea etc More pater mun and 3211' no
more about lt.—1‘1le ”our.
We‘ve been buying our tuilk of this 1111111
'aluutatnor. and if he adopt: the plan 1112-
gvated above we pert. All he doee now is to
drive the cows through 11 pond. 11nd than
cans the water. If he leaves the rows out
“together we won‘t stand it. We must
have the smell of the 110111 if we can‘t get
the mate of the milk.
Coo 4- 4
Deputy Shet‘llf “1011.31111th met with a
serious accident on 'l‘uesdtev night lust. lie
1111111 no hit way home. and when cmuit'tg
the street that rum along the north tllltl of
the 0ij Home he made tttulutepttnd
pitched down into the opening betwueu the
walk 11111! the building. breaking his about-
der bone and two ribs. lie was tttkou to
the (lid Well llotel.1t1ul Dr. Palace war
called and attended to his ittjurluo. 011
Weduceday he cultured greatly. and it ta
toured that he in very oer tally hurt. It is
too had that such (lemme pieces are left
open in this t1t1v. lt must have been 00ml“
hmly‘utluty to are that this opening was
either covered. or 11 railing put up to me
vent unwary lit‘dt‘t‘tl‘luttu from breaking
their necks by falling into thls 80 feet lung.
t feet wide. and 10 feet deep titty 1111111. The.
probehllltlea are that somebody will he cum
pelted to pay (hummer.
"4...“... «~—
11 It. a.“ ‘
The above lulthtla have become vcrv ‘ll‘
ulllvr to all who indulge in the habit of
trunking ht thia vicinity. if you 113k for 11
good cigar. 1111 “ It. II.“-la alwavt- handed
you. Whet the letters “ It ll.“ 111111111. 1111
don‘t pretend to know: but they might be
lutendedto express the “ mulcrflbttblt" of
the resident of the vicinity. or 11111111111 the
chute are “red hot. but whatever they
wean. they have become M fttuultar tut hotter-
hold worth. and the menuteeturen. New“.
QSwarttt a 011.. 11111111 he nutattttteturlu
large queutltlea of this celebrated hand to
’W’ heme otteaumptton. builds the tango
“do trade that bar sprung up. They aloe
a keep on hand It largo clock of cigars.
M.” manufacture the famous “ Old Well Cigar. “
in fact uh b . 1 . .
luau. «(1:11.93 tit post. 1111 a? 131:0”... 01M. meerachtutu pipes. and all kinds
Wit-Murmur mt um deer not on att- .. o: woken goods. .
Adown town [can whore well has given
out nklln hla garden with
‘ been We.” triallth'at atone r and
th we had made a greet laco'very.
in the Second Ward. “MWU‘WT'
othbr 111 the above itntcntcnl. but led us that
Wrotmmmnl MS. ‘
But whu the current worm Itruckup
f‘ctron‘ 30 home till morning? about
[tin ht. on ably green worth knocked
. our lengths mt fence and trtodm to
. Week the front door with a grubbln
31“! unwind it wan about t “we to
391mg“ 613m; We advise
down town men to let up on that
ager beer. or get hie life tortured another
titty. —1’lte Hour.
chive edited upon this 11111111. dad he
in run out there is not a word of truth
Wtewrraft hem
o wilhvinl
teeming» .1 3 F13“
, ’ “You hope on t1
m cholera? Would &
PWSSd “3.35) very flue boy." The man
one of Weholera" to attend “ down 11.‘_‘
Housewaa thaoccaelon forthelergeatgaths
wing that he! been held in thin vicinity for
along tithe. Earlyin the evening crowds
began wending thelr way act-ova the draw-
brldge to Eat Norwalk At nlne o'clock
the grove was filled with visitors. drinking
lager. listening to the enlivenlng rotate. and
watching the bewitchtng forms and grace
ful movements of the dancer: on the plat-
form. In the assemblage could be be Icen
our ex-tuttyor. city judge. members of the
august Board of Councilmen. tax collectora.
town oflclnla. lawyers. merchants. clcrka.
mechanics and laborer-1. Such a mixing of
the elements of society hit: accrue been wit-
nessed. Despite the great number to attend-
ance. many were detained in the city who
would gladly have left for the cooling abades
and other attractions at the grove. Braid
and citetuplary hank onlotalr might have
“00“ seen to ‘stroll down Warhington meet
to the bridge. em longing looks to the spot
beyond. and then dejectedly return. They
wanted to go go but didn‘t. Mr. Shela at-
tended to the wighea of those vvho dcalt’ed
roast. clams. and aerved them up in the style
for which he is an famoua; and from the
quantities consumed it Would appear that
ntttny of the enter: had determined to make
up for their failure in cttgraftlng themselves
into thcgood graces of the fair sex. by de-
vourlng the equally wholesome but lcel del-
icate clams. D‘Artoia furnished the entire
party with his celebrated cream. The only
thing to destroy the harmony of the evening
was an occasional dog tight. and these even
seemed to be rellahod by a majority present.
Greet praise in bestowed upon Mr. Becker
for the complt‘lrt‘uofl of the urrauxetnenta.
and 111: predict that the third picnic will
be we n larger than the wound.
The. ‘Modotf‘ tribe with the aquawa.
were out on an excuruion down to Norvo
on Wednesday but and made thing. lively
on the bay during the afternoon. “Capt
Jo " better known ea "Tout Pcppcr" was
his band. and especially to the female por~
tion of It. Captlna 0ak~~ley. war first oil!-
01111 for the titty. and leaned his or dera in
true ludirtn style. enforcing obedience to
his aliglttest demand. and threatened all
who dared disobey with the torturea of
claret. “ Shady“ on feerfully tortured in
consequence and served as an example to
keep the other braves in true subjection.
"Bout-s“ was chief cook. assisted by the
111111111118. “Slim Jim." “Tough" “Thack
Nasty“ better known as “ Dunk.“ furuirhcd
the same “Bogart Charley“ no “1303113.“
exhibited bin skill with firearms for the edl
floution of his fair companion. and nearly
stuwoded in nhmtlng “ Shady“ who stood
directly behind him. Being the flat time
that “ Lengthy“ and “ The“ were allowed to
participate in the aporta of the tribe. they
with becoming modesty. took no prominent
part in the duy‘: sport. At an curly hour
they returned to their “lave beds.“
having done no further injury than the
ennuylug of many nervoua people with
whom they came in contact durlnu the day.
, own-49W
sonwaut nous.
Moriaou‘s Shirt Factory opened after
two weeks vacation on blunder.
Bub Rotten sent to Alma House for two
months hard labor for drunkennnu.
The front of the Gentle building in being
decanted to claret and gold.
The Cuitccrt given by the Young Ladies
Mission Band. was 11 very enjoyable affair.
but the attendance was small.
R1111. Nr. Andaman. the new colored
pmherot llloull. E. Church. in rot-iv
in; the interont la his church.
Rev. W111. 0. Need. I). 1).. 1111: an far to-
covered from hie Mounting. utopreneb'u
11131. Paul‘s Church. on Sunday n‘ornlng
but.
like 0‘ Dooley and his wtfc had a'llttlv
mlauudcrstaudtnu. for ultloh he was fined
ti. and onto. ~
The rear of the Bank of Norwalk. he:
been made doubly accumby iron bar: in
window: and door.
G. 0. Rector to Matt Ave. is laying the
granite, cupclng for an Iron fence.
The mute pipe in the watering tank in
from of 1111131111. ECburoh. but again
been tilled with atom cub: mlchlcvona
beya cousin: the water to overdow the
tank and making chat! and in the meet.
ltla ahouttltttc tltattltlu amumntw.
flopped.
remedied.
Amongthe many handempe turn-cute in
Nerwéttlk we notice revere! new once. 0011‘
epicuouslynapan of iron .grayelosvned b:
wood- alroa span of aplendld Hack. and
R".C..M3dleck..1‘
.tt
ending Julyud 1878:
”l"
Themdannunleer-upicnbmn the‘
mondekmuufiefiantordsholu‘omveu4
tang-mater.
mltlllotls In hi1 attention tothe wantr of’
Thoma difficulty on Mill "Ill has been. .
double phmmmmlw ‘3
11191111: Rococo! the mTo‘wd School,',
for the: torn: commencing April litth and ;
M‘WWHG‘1
”with“ 1.242%“ on “'33 mhgnm
u I ‘
bury N‘ewl‘uau. to: ale atqthe Old ell
9.“sz Ba Pine-
opaque “flaw“ of dunno-.113. Insane»;
White not sum it . at
u‘MOonfocdooeryatl. Ewe
U'Btonclt Plate- for bovine!- earth
lurking clothing" etc. on tort notloeat a.
3.3011 Budwell‘l.
Ice Cream by the plate or quart. at
J Smith
8!" Striped Coats for 83 cent: at. Coot-
atook Bree. in
Reversible —two cape one-—
Yan ee invention. amid 1 flat Store.
J3?“ 0
out" by Loci-a 43!. Alcott. for
Well New: Depot. Ill ‘
mtg-A111 8. Brown‘s n w cure
Boots and Shoe-3!; fevery' kind:
cutout evade. well put together. where or
you' re hora. they‘re suede of leather.-
l!‘ Ladiea' own Comm-p. made up into
Switches et 8. Pakulakl‘a.
m'Nobble ctyleajuat come in at Footc's
Hat Store.
‘3‘ Hat. and Ca 5 of all atvles. at
p Co matock Bros.
Q’Lndlee.go to II. S. Brown‘s for your
aneh‘lld Button Boots. latea styled
['3‘ For n nice Human Hair Switch or
Curie. go to S. Pakulski‘a.
(3‘ A full line of Genta’ Furnishing
Goods. at ' Comrtock Bros.
{‘1‘ R. Poltulskl has ust received aflne
atoek of hair. which her "3an to manu-
facture in any atyl: deal by thcladiea. on
short notice {tnd at low pricen.
a‘ Call 111 Brown‘a for an thing you
“nut in the Boot and Shoelineffor you will
he sure to and them. lie. at n t it?
Ice cold Soda Water and Root Beerdratvn
from a fountain at S F. Peck‘ s.
[r Bo Suite at all prices. at
ya Comstock Bros.
(3‘ Slippers! Slippers! A la escort
meat of Ladies Slippers at II S. wn‘ s
W A large assortment of Linen Suits
or children. at (‘11ka Bros.
W Wine of the Woods“ is asked for by
every body. Cures headache. constipation.
rheutuotlam. For sale at S. F. Puck‘s
8‘ Blind lbw and Straw for role at hill
and & Webb‘tt
Something nice for this warm weather
but Il‘lanucl Suits, at Qonntock Bree.
{j‘ Kecler. Holmes d: 00. are receiver:
of Jenkins. Hater 1% Co.‘ at Flour-arch
known by South Norwalk people.
[2‘ Heavy Working Pants for: 45 cents
and 81.00. at Gemstoék Bron
:3" the Old Well Club re. for
sale by C. Swarta & Co. Olga
{3“ S endid Mate Galen .7011qu
gallon. f3: attic at Brown C W cox ‘a P"
H‘For licence: of flavor end
tame. we recommend the Old W ell
gar
Q“ Something New t—Tbe Old Well Club
Cigar C Swam d1. (‘43.. mauufaoturuu
E‘Bananaa nLJohn E Smith 11.
{Fldve Geese Feathers at Buckingham‘ 3
Furniture Store.
at
[11!) Cl-
Died.
in Nowell: on the 19th Int. Capt. James T.
Job veere-
managed“
aw
M
Ian-e Intelligence.
ARRIVED.
July lath. barge Clare A. Wilton. Capt. D. Dan.
Rliubethport. coal to I). b N 1!. 8.
July 15“. barge (lexical Lyon. Ell-bulwark coal
to I). hN I 8.
July ma. new may Ferd. Dept 8mm.
momentum. yellow plug I). on It. I.
July 19th. ecboourr R. Rose. 20am. (.‘rouly. “loath
Ior.NovampllatertoD. $312!. It.
July em. armor Sande-«.mp1. Johnson.
”1thth realm!) .hN ER.
July not. reheat: Golden Rule. Capt. Wilma.
Souk Autumnal tel. If. Ferrta.
M...
m 4 m of latter-a
arm-u um- vhame. m Nun-nth
‘ 411%“. “We“ mill!!! fora-rota»;
MDIRS‘IJST
In)“: All kink“! 339‘. m In
Nettle a. 2it“ '"fim '3‘] “law“ fill.
3913‘ f... lac
11M: Hau-
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W111?
11' our: mammrm
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turn.“ “TWIN.
lll‘ll
“Midewrwk
Ir. Frederick Britten A veryrt'ytiatt pear - M
Mphacton earned by W111. 3.33mi m
0“ ' " 3"" mm“ mg Farm House
attend I full llueof Trunka and I‘m-lit“ Ind‘m _,
“one: Bee-r. flatworm-u a.
I.
Mm
0f Chat-lean
ll HM Ill!
forth kneltd kl: creditors
acute or
hvl4‘ro
on the ith
. and that
state way be notittrtt
“I” all and" it) luv
‘tt‘i' iwfloldl Cum»
on G d
d: m ‘Illgzalto'r‘ :1.“
t t. v! is“ In“.
G“! Ln RAVEN
mm call diatrlct.
“uncommon”
m m. 311, Auctioneer.
§§3Niil 4315‘? E «if? 2*“
GREAT
an»; .1.
AUGELON. SALE
REAL ESTATE
l1 Darin and 11mm.
_T11‘u
WW 319$.
Busnr’esfi Property. Cottage
Plots. alibi-ding a variety
of property to suit those
of moderatezcircumstan-
cos, or the wealthy.
Thoroughbr‘ed
LIVE STllllK,
881.5(1‘83 FROM SOME OF THE WT BIRDS
IN THE UNITED STATES.
AT
DARIEN, GONN.,
Tuesday. July 29,
Stock ~Sale at l‘l’b‘eloek, noon.
Bounteous Free Colatiou 3
Music by “It Regiment. Band.
and other Entertainment .’
Free Excursion !
All who have attended mmwm ninth to go
0.1.; Allarcwolce-e. "I!“ meet-t
or emu. flatm- mm’ a"): to
mm ’11. Inn.
South lbw-M , 0....
.s
on
1.1mm. 103113011. 31,.
, M low, sow Your uu.
IAEWW 3
“-11an book: and We! I'M-ll
diamond ‘11th held by then till A1151 tor
ecttlwweet. then placed to niche-duct A. (ridding-n.
Attenuation. .
MICE CREAM!
D’AR‘I‘OIB’
r o a dinner.
*nfiafid mn-u mot-en the than»
to: cum,
toll!!!
Norwalk Chronicler