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drewhandmagreat deal for the
mulbevaiveraewhenittotenteaa
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o’er-clan aaveral weeks. and fhouaanda
”nowhere-other“;t cider dun-tr!
nfactnreandnachlaary. Thebirlaupto.
thcavmudwillwellrnpayavlaik
Iednetleahaaheen-adalnthefarebythe
railroad-.tothoeavidtlngthnexhlbition.
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Thegoodpenpleof Chicago commente-
racethelreoftwoyearaagowltkaacatp-
tnonaholidaywklehlaeharacteriatlc. To
then-developed lantern vtew.however.it
looki- anus-only liken chaupagneaup
perattltagraveof enn‘a nothev-in-hw—a
naturalkuntaniaattact.but alrghtlyindeco
rooa.
., Ir. John Foley. who haa promiaed to
have controller Green out of once in two
weir. haa relaxed hie pursuit in order to
accept the Reform nomination for She-rid.
Thean reforrneraareall alike all the world
over. They aectn to bcprlncipally hauled in
gettingcther people out of oilee that they
way get in thentaelvea
====
The Rev. Dr. Talluadge raid that the
ringing of the Old Hundred Doxology. on
Wahatreet. would have put a quietuaon
the panic. Olive Logan aaid the night of a
woman: ankle on Wall atrcet would have
heenjnot aaeflectual in drawing the crowd
away. Quite difisrent remedial. to be anre.
but both Illeht have been eflhctnal.
lrvimldhe man who clainaa to know all
about the Nathan murder. baa arrived in
Xew York. Iliacaptora apent a delightful
week. attha expenae of N. ‘1. city. in San
Preach-co and have returned. to the joy of
the unusually. in excellent aplrlta. )leatr
while Irving in alternately pronounced an
inipoater and an important witueaa. The
patient American people will not be aurprltt~
ed at any result of his examination.
Father Burke. in a recent aerrnon. an.
trounced " from peraonal cbaervatlon.“ that
one-fourth of the population of the United
Nair: in already Catholic. and that the
whole country in rapidly gravitating in the
direction of Romanian. And yet the int
cents. in giving church ‘alttinga. anya there
are about two million Roman Catholics to
about twenty~twu million of all denomina-
tions. Thecenaua merely given the “alt—
tinga.“ and not the tnetnberahiporactuat ul‘
tendence. of courae.
Thoae of our citinena who have aorta
when they wiah to phpate for buaineaa life.
do not even to fully appreciate the opportu-
nity offered at the coat-ereial college of
J. G. Pllaett. in this city. )lr. Pilaen has
now been with cat aeveral ntontha. and has
made gent etlbrta to accure a reqnlaite nutn~
her of peptic to fully demonstrate the pruc»
tieability of Ni theory of teaching. and to
prove that the ohiectlona to commercial col-
lege: in general cannot apply to his insti-
tute. llc baa already auccenfully con-
ducted commercial collegea in New York
City. and the recall of his: training has been
the ancceaa nf all hie pupils in bilslneaa.
From what we have even of the gentleman.
and of the information derived from him.
an an accountant. we feel fully justified in
unnerved”- endoraing hi plan of touching.
«practical. and capable of imparting in
function very rapidly and thoroughly to the
student. Although the nutnher of acholara
now under his instruction in ataall. we are
glad to know that it is increasing. and in-
clud. the children of come of our best
fatniltea. ltiaan undiaputcd fact that the
education received at public achoola. and
more private institutions. in wafully detlceut
in preparing young tncn for actual huatneaa
life. and tit-it though they may have a are
oral knowledge that is uaeful in buaineu.
the training mobile to understand the
detailaia received after they leave arbool
aadeetataeaee commercial life Scholars
graduating from his inathute are thoroughly
wheeled in every detail pertaining to a
centennial bualaeu. and the luatroetioaa
imparted la batted upon actual buaiuena
traaaaetioaaaad a your“ ataa. frontihla
iaetitute nova late a attire or mambo hunt.
fullypeatedaa to hit datlea. and prepared
fora neonatal initiator carter. We hope
ourreadere. thine who have but: they with
teauaeatefer buster-a life—will W
, thla opportunity. and avail theaterlvea of it.
“
The titatal‘eaehetu‘lhmiathta will at
.Baltfcrd todav (new; Thin evening.
at MMchttrt'lt. an man»: “(We
puluey Mira“ will be deliwretl by
Katy Ward llreetev. l‘rtday‘areaaioa will
be held lathe Blah wheel building. and the
morningwillbedevotedtotheraadiagolpa-
peraaadtodiacuaalotta latheaftetaonna
men“;hha&ml:ide of Publichchool
w oaethlle. prlaei l
of the Eaton acbonlbif flew Haven. in me
evening addre-aa will he delivered by Gov-
arner lngeraoll. ea-Governor Hartley. the
Hon. Henry Barnard. R. If Cleveland. Prea-
ldent Jaekaon of Trinity college. and B. G.
Northrop. secretary of the crate board of
ednatloa. Arm-menu for free return
tiekata to ate-hers of the aaaoclatiou have
bean-la with alltherailnatia la the state.
except the Hartford. Providence and Pub-
kfll. and Canal roads. At the teat ennui
neetiagltwaa voted that hereafter thera-
enciatiea neither expect not awept frte en-
tertah-ewt from thecitiaene o? the place of
leathg. sceordhgly. men have
been wade with nearly oil the hotel- in
Win ocean-nub teacbu'a at to-
daaadrataa. -
_ m
”mail-nus Alexander
Him-hmtorhueaor
yea-Ian. he ail-lard that hedld not
wa-ypreuiaawhataver. batthatha
when. 'ithonlyaounch
mun-manpower»
“WWW-ammo»
Ala—Inner
————
atltaneat newton that urea-urea betaken
for a apeedy return of apecle paymenta
The propnaal will undoubtedly meet with
“In Wuf tnatty who prefer the paper
cur-rency for varioua reaaona. and who think
that it should be withdrawn only when it
”his“ . " part “r ”t id'b'e’iatd
emergent-rune viii-isms
amt: mdden atlon or depreaaion of value»
an we now nee. could-not occur to any great
extent.
f,
‘ CLMBMOES.
We haveaon'tetltuea been tn doubt aatn
aperfect understanding of the terror em
played in but-anulifgaull which we not
repeated in the daily papers. to designatt
the doinga in the varloua dealings and inter.
couraeof buntneaa tnen. No tame than
than these. Clearancea. Clearing llouae. etc.
perplexed our understanding or were loud
verl in more obacurity to our mind. Ilene:
we feel no aurpriae to hear that many PNM’_
inent busineaa tncn learned. in the enter
tence of many years. have been rnyatided
and cooftoaed their ignorance of the import
of a Bank check. with the limitation.
through the “ clotting hottac only." an get»-
«rally adopted by bauka of within the past
few wecka.
A Clearing House la a non of banking ex»
change eatablinhcd by bankcra for their own
convenience. In utmt cities where a num-
ber of banks are reqttircl tmlo the businea-.
a houae of this kind is rotablialu-d. A reg»
normative or clerk from each bank draw~
ME an abatract of the checks which hla
bank holds upon other banks. and at tln
clearing hrtttae exchanges them for thou
held by other banka against bit own bank.
The balance is paid in cash to one or tht
other. aa the one may be. The real pur
pnaeof the clearing how is to cave hill!
to the banking houses. and limit the amount
of floating cub nettidte to meat the nettle
meme of the bankers. if ati‘eeted singly.
lit-alder being very inconvenient. many
brewer might arise. if the largo Illmti neccu
sory to meet the liabilities of one bank to
another bail to be carried from one to “if
other: were this the mode. the large with
netwry to maltr lltu avtth-tttenta in a place
like New York. when- there are titty. sixty
ormore banha. would be withdrawn from
mercantile use. and bu or no aortic-s lit the
«Immune of the t‘ttllllif'y. Since the dial
turbrd Condition of financial athlra runny
bankers have tumlc all drafta' for lime
atttuunta pay able through the clc trim: house
--a precaution very mummy to prevent
draining the bank in a tbne ufdeurth of
money and a neutral diapouition to board.
These are terms technically used. and be-
long to the banking aysteut. and ordinarily
it proper knowledge of their meaning would
not an‘ct our lnteresta.
Recent experience tmbta. however. that
payable (laugh the dom‘ag Itnuu la tyranny
moon with no motley paid. but that the
holder in is entitled to a credit as evidenced
by the face of the check. Query. lo thin
method legitimate banking? It it not irrec-
ular and tantamount to auaponei In f—«Gm-
ml Fella l’t‘rilor. '
GREAT EVENTS PREDICT!!!) LAST
WIJTE‘R.
Mr. David G. Croly. formerly rrtattagittg
cditoruf the New York World and now of
the Gmplu‘e. who it a devout disciple of
August Comte. publishcl the following
prophtciea in the laden. Tidal-er laat De-
cember. There are two or three ahrewd
bit: about Northern Pacific. but nothing to
indicate the preaence of “a gift." union
decpaeated hoatlllty to that railroad and
the Rational bank system be considered at
such. They are worth reading. however.
it in now a matcnplacc of random
thought that ability to predict catabliahea
the validity of any H‘ioncr. To prove that
sociology but made some advance to the di~
traction of certanlty. l \‘vutuw upon a few
umtertlltattlona touching the filllll‘t‘:
l-‘lrat—l predict that the Democratic Nifty
will never cornea another l‘tea‘tdeotlal view
tit-auaderlta old aatae and organization.
Tlte new aattadtaiaixtratm party will have
another name and will tight under new teat
tier-a
kWh—vi predict that ttuwttoua of titl-
Utlulrtratloa. suck at civil act-vice reform.
minority mutton. the muted of tel-
rgrapba and ratio-aye. and the exttataioa of
the permit of theeeattal government. will
be in the train tracer ht More political tau»
9“!“
Third-l predict that utthia the main;
two yeare thla mutry will eamietree the
wont naaaeial palate known to ha Mainly.
it will he more uldeapread and diarrhoea
than even that of tchl. All the debit ere‘
ated byeur paper actuary era will be wiped
out orcolbprturtlaerl. hand will tmtuihirit
ly fall to onehalf ita value.
Mitts—The panic will be pmlpltttteddti
all probability by the failure of the horde
era Pacific Railroad. and pcrbapa the bank-
era who manage it. This will brine to light
noel: an aerating atuocat of fraud in cott-
aection with our railroada at to dlacredlt all
ateeha. good and bad. The bear- willhold
high carnival. The men of moat repute in
financial clrclea and on the "atrect" will
prove to be common cbeata. While the
panic will commence. from all appearance.
to railroad clrclea. and will he «leaned for
a tine to the new Weatern caterprlae. It will
aprnadanally to the National Banknnd
will develope an annual of rottcnneaa in
tbcae inatitutlona which la beyond the pow-
er of imagination to conceive.
Fink—l predict that in ten yeara' time
the Northern Pacific Railroad anterpriae
willharugardedaa one of the-catac-
toaading inflame of huuin ad
folly. [twill beamorprotoe'ie no
aity;tena of thonee’nda‘of Inadhla “hen
could he found to invert money.“ a hope
of PM”. a railroad which began nowhere
w a howling wildernen. .‘l'hal thla
“wherein-m, that It can
be wait to pry. for the peanut who.
i m awed h'n fer-1t "arm
r
'w W‘wCongrcas
. ved forty.
name of the
3 " “ any the
’ .ottforlyaix
holida-
Ouarlea W. Smith wan tug would.» a
the Democrats for ac Lin—the aeenn
voting diatrict. Charlna 8m thwaathc Re-
'rch and woe defeated hythe ling: a
of the first diatrict by iaaertlng t flu
um, .., » -._.a. . ,..,_
Tbc.clltnax waa reached by the attempt
of “Manholeaadtdtte for auleetntan
of the tint diatrict to d feat an 0 cent of
them by tiling“. wldhr'l ' a in
to peddleapnrlona" poetical! the”: ' h a
trick waa potent towarda tun election of C.
W. Smith and the tnnatta of defeating “.m-
avlf. ‘.
m“ cosy-xix...
——
In tbla connection. it may be proper for
ill to conaider another tuatter that was de~
veloped on election. via: tut. Charlaa W.
Smith. oiidldate for «lectured ‘m dia-
rrlct. had by arcane of threata forced him
Leland to pay one hundred dollars. for amne-
tnlntr. "know not what. in cortnwtlon
with It. beland‘a getting into the iuaane
aalylun at Hartford. the object evidently
being to convey the idea that lit. Smith
trad wrongfully taken that aunt from Ira
Lrland. We did not for a moment credit
.thla upon. an we have ample, evidence of
llri Btnitha' being a windy honorable man.
old one agaiuat [whom ouch llllp‘l'llllul’l
would have nuwciaht. but aa the report baa
rallied auch ptibllblty. atltt attidnu tlti‘tae‘who
we not favored with a perm-nil aoquantancv
with hint auditia mutual character. it might
rain credence. we have thought proper to
reform oumlvea “putt the strident. and bare
c illmi upon him for a atatutttcttt of the case
which in autuhtncr la at follows :«lle dubica
ever taking a hundred dollar». or any other
«tut wrongfully from Mar. Leland or arty
ate rise. ll» did not (.‘ttlhltlttt‘ he was acting
in an oflciai manner in anything he did for
Mr. L. as he waa not at that time t‘ttllnltlt‘fdtl
t pauper. but what he did watt done an a
friend. When it became evident tlttt .\lr.
Leland‘a malady was likely to require treat-
rurut. hia friends were deutfltua of‘rouderiuu
taeiatttttcr. In order to allow of their ao du-
ingaaubacriptiun paper waa atarted. Mr.
Smith took the paper and waited upon autue
gentlemen who aubu‘rlbcd. L‘pou lih'dt‘lll-
in: the putter to a member of the order to
which Mr. Leland belonged. be war recited
ed by tho getttlt-tttctt to not prevent the tumor
in lllt'llllicfi of the order. as they widtul to
pay for his flrat quarter‘s treatment ttwut-
aeivtn Mr. Stulth then dimatlnued au-
llritttg. llu lhull lull in bi: INWMDAF‘" about
>wt~ttty tlullara. l'rtwiutu to mining this
money Mr. Li‘llhd “‘0 taken to the Alma
llnttac for safety. but not an a pauper. The
amount collected by hi r, stuttlt was uaed rut
fur an it went. toward paying for nitrate and
attendance upon Zilr. Leland while at the
aluta ltouao After the arrangottwnta had
been lllilllt‘ to take him to the tieyllllll. .‘ilr.
(‘bau Bradbury. brother in-luw of hire. lott-
laud went to the order before mentioned.
and uuilllud it that the arrattguutenta had
been made to take Mr. Leland to the lnaanc
livtrcat at Hartford. and that it \I'ttultl re-
quire about a hundred (lulltthi to defray the
t‘xpt'nac tvr hit! that quarter‘s trenttttcut and
taunt-«which had to he paid in advance.
The order not having the fttttda on hand.
directed hint to burrow tltcatunuut. and that
they would be f'ttfilttllllllllti l. r itt mytttent.
Knowing that hits. 1. land had .lmdepuat-
ted in .‘iot'wttlk Saving: Blink. llr. liradv
bury borrowed that amount of her. She
went her buy to Mr. Sutlth‘a house with the
bank book with an cater for him to draw
the money. which he did. Mow-am. Smith and
Bradbury then accompanied Mr. I... to liart-
ford and paid over the amount tuthe purpor-
ulcer- aad took a receipt for it. The wont
that can be aaid la that Mr. Smith acted an
an agent for Mu Leland. To tullv aatlafv
outwit-ca that the statement of hit. him
waa true in relation to what the order did in
the matter. we also called upon Hr. lltud-
httry. and road hlr. Stnlthh itattwut at
above to blot. lie tally methanol it in
every particulra. We auppme that it lacun-
atdemi entirely- legitimate la ptlitita to take
every man: to defeat an «ailment. but we
think this wait cam-inn the thing a little
too but After Mr. Smith. out of the hladucaa
of hit heart.had done all be maid to be
friend .\lt~ & Alto Leland. to have hlaavtlott
“owned into thiamine: oi an deaplmtue a
tataracteraa that reputed on election taut-—
titan. must have been anatomic. to arty the
least. and though it had «but in afevteaaat.
the mam waa to calcium»: that aunt of
the pe title diaemiitetl it from the rum. We
have not been led into thb matter with any
deem to cant Mitotic» upon when. but
only in the. hope that we may be the means
of doing aimpleiuatlce to a geatltaaan who
baa alvaya bottle a milieu repartition. and
one in whom the public haauatttdeuee at to
integrity and thttutt‘lty. at war taatt‘tfeated at
the tart circular. when be melted the biglu
eat number or “one out tor a mleettuea in
thin-town.
wM.mu-.w '
sweat Nation
A theettanofthe votetaltt the union reboot
diatrlct wan held in the large antl'wtttuto»
dloua hall of the Melitta attwt acbml
heave. on . Meade: evening that. Gen
Thomas Buyer in the chair. After the
"anaemia of acute preliminary httaltteaa
and a general eltlrmlalt along the line it Waa
voted that the collector receive it per cent.
for collecting. The report of the old dia-
trlct committee wan read by Dr. Farrier.
Report accepted and a wire! tltattka turt-
dnred the crtuttnlttee for their rervlcea.
The Auditingcuutmlttee reported through
their chairman. A. J. Crofut. lac. that
they had exarnlnc-d the aceoitnta of the tilt-
trlct and found everything correct Report
accepted. Voted. that (ii ‘thattkaof title
community he tendered the auditing cout-
tatttae.
Report of the orntnittee on the Granite
ville achoolltnnac. lot waa then called for.
mildzh’anappaaad Mailma-
aary rttporta h'd already. been made and
the mouthed con-feared thorn-elven dlav
charged. , Themeetlng thoughtcchrrwlaa
and non-ted than to union report in
“1&in ln‘favbr‘d '
the “BeyuoanW’hrthe aunt of eight
nubilean candidate in the third 'Votin‘tt'dir
~i
mutt. Aircrew. ,lta—
h l
tent rm anther .
educatlm’hn‘ tier-dun or? our children"
will b~ more arguing! thgrcxatuplc
of continual wtnnglhrtrir llfillhiiélhe very
walla where order and'ltarniony are expect?
ed to reign. Churchca and public acboola
_no eido by aide. and it that!” be regarded
home by angry "debate and peraoaal inven-
the attic actuary; * We altreerely hop‘v‘
-eud lmIlflilil atalldature matter: at the
district a neon of reaponalhlity to the riding
generation will prevail. and that the diaclli-
aiona will be characterised by that dignity
and candor which we IO much admire in
othcra . - .
W
Mw’a lube 0.er Fair.
1b the Editor or Tu Saarinen:
Moat all of our prominent citlaena have
been havinga vacation t that ta. they go of!”
aomcwhere fora row. It iagetti to M
mighty faahlonable. I thought at one time
i uhould be able to no. but the drought cattle
on and aunt. ttpthe rice of provlalou aotnucb
that it wan all l cool i to attpply the wanta
of my little funny at born I dent sea, for
the life of me how an y men about an
poor aa 1 not manage to away for aix or
eight wenkain uld-auturncr. Even printera.
who claltn they arctttepmreat men in Cbrlav
tvndorn. manage aorne way to get away i and
miniature who you would think. to hear them
talk once that they never now a dollar matt-
aga to get ed at Michael)"- exprnw. They
olauu it it neceaaarv; that in doing to they
intpmve their mental facultlea to adult an ex.
tent that they are able to hammer the goapel
into thetr hearera at a much better rate; that
may be ac; but one autntuer we let our tuln~
later go. and be waa gone route alx weekv
climbing tuountuitta. wading betcha. and
eating witortlvbarritu. and when be came
back he looked like a new man. plwaicaly.
and we thought he would be preacltingly;
but aa cure or my name la Perkitta. the nun
Sunday he preached after hla rctutn he gave
as an old rerun-n til it he had delivered two
years before on the do of waatlng or Nil‘tll‘
during tithe. Well. i determined to anvu up
all the loaae change I had. and wait for the
muttury Fair to‘ come otl‘. then I altould have
my vacation. By clone calculations. l bad
aaved up enough. or altnuat enough to carry
me up. l had ninety mute. I went up to ace
tltmlla and naked hint if cutting it waa me. he
would not carry run up and back for the
ninety cents. lle aaid he could not. Mr
llumn lttltl hint to pasta nu one without full
fare aa‘hlru Bacon had been laying in her
winter pftti‘ltllulh. and he wanted to make
enough not the road fair week to [try for it.
So i went home. and lattmwcd enough of
one of the children of what altc had ctved up
for the heathen to make out the dollar. new
it tlmllia. tuolt acat.and waa off for ntll‘
bury. After a pleaaent ritlcof a couple of
hours l found ntyarlfattltc Danbttry depot.
Now if [had landed at Babel I know inhmtltl
not haw been more confused titan i won
there. for there were I-llll“ thirty to fifty
vehlelm of all deacrlptluna. and the at. n that
run them were shooting to: loud aa titer could
yell for paracuuera for the Fair Grounda
"Thia way to the fair ground. only twenty
five come. right away now.“ and all that
kind of nlang. which that very grating to the
car of a gentleman. NP'Vl‘tl" when the gett-
tletnatt did not pmeaa the twenty‘tlve oenta.
Now i had no tdua the fair untuotla Were ao
tlltllltlll front the depot—tint other or mow.
Wmt under hear 'llh to do i knew not lint
witilo l attatd there in a c‘nritativa tn mil.
whu altmtltl atep up but hit. llatvley llrad-
lcy. the umtttetwauly ltwry atable better of
the Borough Say-a be. “Pt-rhino. how areyuu.
are you guilt: lit) ft) the Fair f"‘ Hiya I “yea.
but the trouble la. blr. Bradley. 1 have truth»
tug to pay my late with. or in other worde.
Mr. Brodie . I run dead book‘s.“ “Well
well.“ aaya he.“ never mind that. you wait
here until 1 hitch up and i will take you over
in atyle.“ And auroenouab. in about Ifteea
tnlttutea he catue back with a apan of graya
and lovely hack. fleiuat put we tail“.
and he llittilhwdlhu bat. Wata‘t l kappyl
Rethink but cuahluttr and pine glare ‘aa far
at the eye could teach. and everybody loam
itut at tau When we reached lite fair ground!
liradiex attuned the door of the tacit to give
With Wally to m rat by the
«and. Sachem at never arm at there
watfurwtyttaad. edrovetaatatketaat
their and i not out and the eacitetaeat waa
till over. the mantel left that earriaae l to
«the old Mina attain. l linked thrtuttth
tutti theatnb that tent to that mitten new.
and am a aditary thing could lilatl but what
had even attain totem in fact. fourteen
ago l attended a fair in battery that
had alarm all tiara identical thinua they
have tutu. There lit the ram pamphlet. the
qaattlty of the cattle but ualita. tutti. lty
George. if there wasn‘t thetatuelot of her-a
imitate-led can. Pate thwart. MM
Gilbert. The. tinnitweil. Gee. littll. and
other». whohatk in» the came at they tlid
fourteen yfim alto. and drive about the can .
elaatt of him—hm that range
froth twenty totweaty-Iva name. It waa
WT titty laughable to at maximal
trey were a ‘ tantrytuea. ‘tut to ‘-
hary wtmoutwtg lko lvea. the Wine eftkv
wind. lllltb. at that. bailey. the Met nut
and the above hat-Mite”. would be like
going to litttuu without eating tit. Peter. or
Niagara wttaout eating It: tulle. Tony are
about the aunt total of the place. lkel bad no
trouble In tludlnu. ‘ lie bone of tittwa kind
of then you need never look after; he done!
the looking blur-elf. Ant Itntll at ba'haard 1
war on the ground he road»: for the. . lie
cam xup ,. with extended hand. Iaylna
“Perkin." l‘nt d—tu glad to ace you” Ijuat
pulled my paw away from hint or quick an
ill! hbad put I“ boiling water any- 1.
“Ir”. vet. no tnau‘ teary hand that men
profane language.“ “Oh” he aaya. S‘Perhina.
lbagyouepurdouathoueandtlmelr. It
la a habit I got into. when l waaln tba‘ebar-
cod buaineaa at new line. raverybcdy
aaid it up there. and althtulgblltava’w
a prnying man alone. that'w‘twd ulckatona
like death loan Indian." «Surya he. “Perkin!
what! wantefyou tatotakaaa agency in,
moronic-a mu
hive already Peck and Milton.
donkdd’ltteaiaatla‘fm\ Mart
4 _ magma ‘
A. ~
Just a! Iiwl'ellxlu- to denle the acllmnm
Mil beeut. and the mac aauatit. tutti any 3““
tam “b
may ynatertfiy. ; ;
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‘ ' rt— mntngrmvtmidi dirt-my chat-ch
hereafter will begin at 7 o‘clock luataad of
7:80 at heretofore.
W I
. Ellen am Jr. who.acemnpanlad by bla
“I‘m “Ii than abaent foot ntontha in In
we "Wm ll“ we
" " at: mm“ mm hlrn‘hclf to of
that'“cowa. clepbanta or rhinoceroaaa may
run gracefully. but. woman never.
M..— .-
Mr. George Ferris made a large catch of
blacktlah on Friday last. In a few houra he
aucoecded in capturing about ”forty pounda.
96“
Simeon. druggiet. la tnaklng alteration:-
and improvement: in hla already handaotne
atom that will make it atill more beautiful.
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Conundrum for married men—Why la a
wile like Tna Saarinen-Became every
run ehould have one without burrow
tug hia neitthimr‘a
M..—
A new furnace ha been put into the
Eplacopal Church. which la expected to
make thin place of worablp comfortable in
the moat extreme cold weather.
new» NM" ‘
Rev. Jae. hf. Taylor. upon hla return with
uh bride. was the recipient front hie pariah.
lonera of a porn of .800. and a grand to
ceptlou at the residence of L. H. Biglow.
on.
Wt...-
Tltu force of habit ta fully illuatratetl iu
the case of a retired tntltttnau. who aaya he
never area north of water without having
an about irreaiatable dcaire to put acute
milk into it.
o, _. ,.._ ..
A fellow who had bwcnnading a chapter
of Webatera Dictionary naked uttn of our
barbm the other day if be war a pmfeawr
of crtulcultural abaciaaioa and crauoluglcai
tripaia. The btrbvr fainted away.
W
Peclt‘a alligator got out of hit one the
other night. After much lin¢.‘lld driw
in; he watt pormaded to reenter the ac-
Qtlhf‘lllllt. Nu aerioua damage wan done to
either the reptile or anybody ciao.
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.9—
Under the millilit‘tlllltltlh of the Return
stedutana don. the Old Well llotel ham
grown in favor with home patrona and the
traveling public. and the number of daily
gueata haa MM an at to greatly in the
capacity of the liotltlf‘.
M
Mr. J. E. Smith. on railroad place. in con
alantly receiving from attppliea of choice
foreign and douteatic fruita. nuta. etc.
Everything that the market afforda in hit
llue la alwaya found ftcab and in abun
dance at bia More. and at prieea the loweat.
W”-
A bantiumte young lady entered one of
the Norwalk llurae Railroad can one day
laat week. and immediately an old gentle»
man aroae. an if to give her hit neat. “Don‘t
get up.” aid the fair creature. “I would
juat aa leave atand up “Stand up if you
want to.“ raid the old fellow. “ I an going
to got out “
m..._.......
The Bartram Sewing Machine ia feat be-
coming a favorite in title vicinity. Theat-
almuly Itiltl give perfect aatiafaotlun. and at
l' eotttblnoa aitttpliei'y and a apted. beyond
otherc. ita deelrability la evident. hire.
Soon. agent. baa all the dilereut kinda on
exhibition at her tnlllinery and dreaantaking
manta. Opera Ilottat- Block.
W
Mr. Gauge 8. North. the gentleman who
aucceotia 3. ll. White in the photographic
btttlneaa la tkia city. in put-incl“ photo-
graptu and automation of a atlpcrior quail
tv. lib ivory hutch picturve are really a
great improvement on the old atyle. and the
favor with which they are halal received
by the public impair their general weep
tattoo aa tha‘atyla for Ice plethora Portion
who have been in the habit of going to line
York for their work. ahuuld urat call and
tree without at title cattery.
W
The Murat hit lat-t week. dariaa the
iaat our: waawtlthtteaded. The exhibition
not email. and the. btuaetntttiaguhe leading
feature at ritual. The twiadiera were in
full black and it would aptteattitat the “It
‘aaett of that exhibition become totally
battle all regardtt for «cent: and morality.
and are allowing: them weatitata. which
were originated for the particle of mate
anion iatluatry. to income the terrace of rot»
luau unwary individuals. and educating the
th of the country to a ayatettt of who
tiling that ta ta (bunting at it it wrong.
M
Young uteri will be nioletd to learn that
tight but: may be dream an cavity by a
alatple new The Ithllblli live down on
the their and holds hitfeetatralgbt up in the
until the hired that out of “till. that
diatiaieblag the nine ofthe hm. when it will
allp into the beat an alert: ht getting into a
gutter on a dark night. ‘N entity. perfect
ltutattalty front petal tomcat while the
foutiathut ocean-ti it it only neeeaaary to
remain in the petition until malty to draw
all the buotc. _
“wit—”unann—
Wa notice that route of our exchanger
have placed at the editorial head of their
pupae the algoltieant warning. “No pay
no paper." Tbla it rhrbt to the point.and
routinely pmper. There la no huainaaa
that ruler! en ntueb from the credit ayatent.
an the puttilahlng of a eternity acwapaper.
The editor in alwaya anaioua to lncreaaa hla
auheorlptiott tint. and manytitaendda nature
thereto titanium“ of lactating hla In-
an. adda to hie eapenaaa only without
any Wilt. But where the
It“ ore-em
Mindopttddt lavery often deviated
truth irthaeaae of leading and prominent
eltlaenanf'the town. whoae neuter areput
«WV...
Wm with. tit-m
cheat the printer..'l‘lteyavutlia
elat- a urn-worthwhile to
the :panr}vaaa.vaar
payment in advance for .
nponthrheekahaeauwtney-arcreapenalble , .
unmadtnvarymy WWW“?! g
flaunt-a who don't commoner-a»
_ thatitlaamnat
mandating-atria; L at _
dilly-mt durability nutmeg"; M
pete-tt-ta- who hm will «eat: tit-I
lth‘a’nauat’alnad all teata. In another col.
own will be anon an advertiaetneut. It.
Rodarhae the agency for title town.and
will heglad to explain ita quaint,“ ‘.° all
who may dealre "thunk—thaw. ‘
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A California aqoaah. weighing 115 pounda
ka‘ttil yrownny’rr. new man- band“
on exhibition at the atom of Brown & Wih
urn/for notne daya. and attracta a good. deal
of attention. It. haebaen euggaated that it
might be melted down and run into heada
to furnish Jurynten for the Stoker trial. ft
in a " bouncer." and would make “pump-
kin” heada enough for “ intelligent jurora"
auflcleut to try all the " important" crltni~
nal eaten in the country. Wilcox think!
aotndof having tta" innards" takea‘out. end
can it n a vault for thaaafa keeping-of the
city renorda. in oonteatedralection men and
Brown wanta it for a Bechtel! «race. but
the putapeet in that it will noon go to that
bonrna from which no pumpkin plea aver
return. “
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The following from the Iaduatn‘al m.
publiahed at lndlanapolla. la characteriatie
of the enterprite. of l". I. Quintard liq.
and epeaka highly of the machine herep-
n-fenta :-"Tlte Pulaornetnr Steam Pump in
now Flying the Rel Ribbon of Diplom-
and Eipeelal Mention. Qtintatd aaya he
intrude to lay‘ the auction Pipe from hta
Pump to title eltv to the city of South Nor-
wallt. Conn. the“ Saddle ltoek “ of America-
and directly to the oyater bade Theodore
Knapp. the great North American by“
opener. lie aaya he tntanda to have branch
pipea to Hoyt Ema. Rtyntond & 0o. Bell
dt 00.. Deckerd: 00.. Burbankarh 00.. Wright
d: Go..'Weed a Go. Smith Brut. andalaoto
the Fat Ian‘a Giant Bake Grenada. of
Sindford Shoala. and then be thinka the in
Itahitanta of ludianapolla can have their
ltlvalreafreab daily.“
—-—-oeo-—-—
Mr. P. 8. Lyon in about to atart a Claaai~
cal institute for boya in title city. and for
that pumice hat taken the large and cone
ntodoua bowie owned by Mr. ll. ll. Elwel
ott Elmwood avenue. The lnatitutu la dea-
ignud to give boyaa thorough English or
Clmical and hiathetnatical enurae aa a
prep tratlott for college or butlnav life. The
number of aeholara will be limited to at to
be under the immediate aupervlaion of the
principal. The prcntiaea are delightfully
located. overlmtklug the Sound and our
rounding country. and Mr. Lyon ia a teach.
er of long experience. in both privateand
public llltlllllllltm'l. it la not neceaaary for
ca in any anything of Mr. Lyou‘a quaiihca
tlona aa a teacher. aa they are already well
and favorably known to all our ritlaena. and
if application. experience and competency
HM the qualiaoatione necmrv for a aocr
oauful teacher. he poem them. and we
hope he will meet with hia highest expecta~
than in bla new enter-urine.
That the ellcluttcy of our tire department
alnce the election of the new chief in appre-
ciated. and that lie importance It reortgnlaed
by the Bimtugb la evident froth it: "outgoi-
tion. by them. ’The followinr waa directed
to,“ Foreman South Norwalk Bucket On.
time or l‘tottnna Rook d: ban-tar Co.
' Noawaut. Oct. tour. 1878.
The Pioneer Rook & Ladder Co. No. l.
of Nurwalk Goon. preterit their compliv
tnenta totltc liturtit Norwalk Burke! Cont
pany and rrqueat their atttndanre (with an
oaratus) 0.1 the ttocaalon of our Annual In-
apertlon and Parade to be held in Norwallt.
Oct. 8d. 183. The line will be formed at
I P. at.
. Va “ascertain.
_ 3 ll. crater. Secretary.
The chief baa in order toget hie area in
proper drill. ordered nightly meeting! at
Sword‘e livery than la expected to eotne
equipped with a bucket and ayrlage. and
practice on the draw aiaaai. Pull attead~
auoe truncated Tue-a public drllla will be
the ateaaaof trivia: the people an outer
tuaity of arcing the wwkiaga of the tie
manual. and when its We" and
My are «we. batty action ea
titepartot tlteWaterOatarattteeef the
board of Madmen emulated tkm
“ateatha ago will be prevented.
W
N. Garaett‘a Santa liarwalk library
imitate hat eluted in ntuweaeateot the
failureof the (littoral tenteet‘ttia oblige»
tlotta Thiaaehcolwaa atrium-cam
nicer under the amt favorable circulatatu
eeaautar at autatwrof penile wee coax
manhunt hadtlta primxhatlbeea araaa
of tutuaiity and atbrlety. it would uadttubb
edly have paired a immanent imitation.
but the old dead whbkay wat tkattoux
tile. tlarttett. laateatl of attending tehla
aebtattupeat tunnel hiattatelabarrcanafi
aadwaaofttnaeealapublleplmaiaa
atataef heavily lamination. Iowa tile
virtue hia wife.avtvv «unable lady. we
“detain-lbw» an enabled by the Golda
mullet thatahe twcataa imaad war
taken to an nylon for treatment. like.
pct-Iteration lacemeaaduatkia tkaOole-
aelbadaptttotl withfaat henna“ fart
women and managed to out of the
interim handat but wit aha waa taken tn
the who. anda relatinaapnulutau truatea.
Garnett‘a lactate from the aobool waa not
autheient to near hie «panama-d haab-
matey of the public. They have been tak-
tn can of by kind fantillaaaad their frlaada
noticed of the fault. ' We do not rantenthar
to havahaardof aeaaa la whichao burial
a dlapoaltlun baa . been tnanlfaatad in hay
nutty aethlr. and ,thapahlle ahonld take
warning and not allow him again to thruet
hbuaelf into decent moiety:
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The amiable of‘iatneutn“ munchies. I
rounded. leaving two halpleae Infanta to the ,
tedto be of ‘nnuaual aoundoeu.‘
alao prominent in educatloul ”M919.
waya taking a lively internal in the aehonlar
pith-county. about at: year-alphan-
moved to this place. where he baa apent bla
declinlngyeara in retirement and quietude.
Wat-am brutal!
lug naturn.bnt.,waa borne with great pa-
tience until hla death. Brianna to hie
myth mnpleofaaptleaallfennd
Mhthennnfatth ofthe caving grace-
of blame—er. The funeral took place
front the raldenceaf hla daughter. Ira.
Bockwdhya‘wdayafternom ,
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\ Buaincaa may be dull aa a general thing.
but we notice that thoae aatabllahtnenta that
keapthalr buaineaa prurnineuly before the
public. complain the boat. We will in-
atancea few of then in our city. At Bea-
natt‘a drygootl atore you will and people
going in empty handed. and noting: out
with arms filled with gooda at "panic
prince.“ and you can WV mud five
utinutea in the atreet. without angling bun.
dies in the aunt of people conapicuoualy in-
formingyituthat the parcel war purchaaatl
at Bennett‘a. Then look at A. Diokartnan
& Son. Duo it look like dull liner in that
atcret The windowa are tiled with
ahawla and other winter
ranged in the mt attractive ahapra. Go
in and you‘ll find “polite gentlemen buay
allowing handemn a clothea. carpets. notloni
etc“ to thronga of common. and the rna«
print of theta buy. Why! Breton they
haven-ea aoatetbin’g that they wanted ad
verbs-ed. and upon examination. they lad it
to be an reprcaented. and they purchase.
They tell othera. and other: atill others. and
au tbinga are kept lively. Grocera drugy
glata. miliine’ra. dreaauakenllardwara deal
era. dentiata. tnarkettnen. and every body
thathaaan article to aell.or in any way
depends upon the public for a living. rnuat
hrtn‘gthenuelvea to the notice oftha public.
and there that do to ntuat prominently and
peratatently. and keep truth on their aide.
thoae are the non and women who auflhr
lent by hard titnea. Only laat week. one of
our moatllberul advertiseraaald to us. “They
talk about hard tituaa; l cannot underatand
it. , We‘ve had all wecauld do. and buti~
noealncreaaea every day.“ We‘ll mention
one. (not by name) who duet buaineaa. with~
oufcwn no much an a sign to indicate who
he la la aeveral inataneea we have needed
articles in his line. but never felt a though
wewattted intrude with aparty that wan
afraid. aaha’uedutr too proud to have hie
aatna before the public. and when coate-
hndy elaa waa eandlng invitationa to or in
every-way to haveua call upon them. There
non-adventure get along by hard work and
dumb luck. while the enterprialnx go-ahnad
than. forcea hie bualneaa. urchin ntutebody
elae do hla drudgery. while he enjoya the
benefit. We can alwaya minced a gro-
eer. butcher. dry gooda dealer or any other
bottom that is anxlooa to have the public
.’
compare their goatda and prteea with coupe. ‘-
titora. and who proclaim what they cando
and do it.
us. or wru-
“ammo la the at loath Hut-walk.
Och“. mmwlzgtor aayef neat
lattara will pinata car they are more.
Ira. “EIAWIh-ill alga-at. t. In.
Lather-inn
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aocrn’ sanitation. '“
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another“,
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a- lime- Guru. Pm and Apple. a
yr. limitba.
#1 Another invoice of the celeb
flaw-cry flour. right from the :3:
Joel received at T. Burr Guyer'a. Spring.
wood. “ d Vail
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nil’l'own Bail. Stamford. 1m.
't‘allto nlflppl ofthe
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it for
cata-
flit Jaw-are fiteir Wur-
W and Inbroidery Chenille;
“Md!” nudnunteroua
fiatareplaaaant tolook at. to
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applmand uta ofallkiada.atJ.ESatith'a
White are. ahlrta a-- . l
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I" M’Onnfecticnery at J. Intuitiv-
The Celebrated Gnancoe Unthrelta.
at ‘a Hat Store. .
H‘At H. 8. Bruwn‘a will an t
Berta and Ebonyz‘flevery .kl: .
together
Whaling” to a. 8. Brnw’a‘a for your
French Kid Button Boon. late-t atylet. _.
read at lrowa‘a for anything you
want in the Boot and Shoeline. for you will
be cure to and theta. lia. ain‘t it!
IoccddalflIWnlfl'nd Raul ”drawn
V
tour a fountain at B. l“. Dacha.
leneofthe Wooda’iaaaked for by
everybody. . Curve headache. mnatipatluu.
rheuntatlatn. For win at 8. F. Peek‘a.
Knit. Kohl“ C Co. are receivers
of enklna. Rover 8 Co.‘a Flour-well
known by Norwalk people
theOld Well Club Cigars. tut
aalfigryswana I On.
a'f‘or naeaeaa of flavor and eat-am
rate. we recommend the Old Well luh Ci.
gar.
a‘ Something New l—‘l'he Old Well Club
Cigar. C. awarta a uanafaeturera
am at ioha I. Sulth‘a.
Live Green lbatbera at Buckingham
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