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The grasshoppers havcéilterallydemrd
everything in Northern $3 800me
sasand Nebraska. The damage inflicted
on vegetation isfar greater than in 1800.
The corn crop throughout all this region is
totally destroyed.
Information‘from Fort Laramie says the for it. such an action would not bei g‘e‘n'sr»
Cheyenncs are getting ready for war. Many.
of the Sioux will go with them should this benefits on a few individusibr. _' .. .. _ ..
whole community taintensted. Rash . ..
the law is thisrespeet is wise. <Weltv~
prove true. The military are very active.
~ but their movements are kept as quiet as
possible in order that the indians may not
be informed thereof through rénegad'e whites
anti halfsbrceds.
W.“
W
Ex-Gov. Bullock of Massachusetts posi-
tively declines to be the Republican candi-
date for Congress in Mr. G. Rice‘s IND
trict. The Republicans are having a hard
time in trying to find a man fit for the posi.
tion who is willing to run. They no sooner
select one than he declines. and in each in-
stance they return to Mr. Hoar and try to
induce him to withdraw his declination. and
go back again. '
The intercollegiate oratorieal contest is
to take place in New York on Jan. 7. 1875.
Each college is entitled to two representa-
liven unless there should be more than eight
contending colleges. in which case each col-
lege is to have but one. The coated is to
be open to representatives who may have
been graduated within the previous year;
the contestants are to chose their own sub
jects; their addresses are not to exceed ten
minutes in delivery. and the judges are to
take into account in awarding the prise their
original thought. style. method of treatment
and delivery.
A call has been issued by the lion. A. t‘.
Mattoon of tlswego. N. Y. and other get»
tlemen for a convention at Niagara Falls.
September 9. 1874. to form a National As-
sociation for the perservation of game
throughout the Union and for the consoli«
dation of the several State laws into hut-mm
ny and reciprocity.
All States are invited to be present either
by their clubs and delegates or by their tien~
tleruan Sportsman.
It is desirable that the State of Connccth
cut should be represented. and a meeting
will be held for the purpose of appointing
dilcgutcs at the Allyn iiottse. Hartford
Tuesday. August is. at 3 o‘clock l‘. .‘f.
.~\ll stairtsutcu an: invitcd. ’
The Beecher case drags slowly along.
Mr. Mottlton has testified. but his statement
has not been made public. it is stated. bttt
from no reliable source that Mr. Moulton
presented merely the letters front which
Mr. Tilton quoted in his sworn statement.
and none others. and that the questions put
to hint were very few and of slight impor
lance. indirectly from a member of the
(‘urttmittce it has been lcttrttcd that M r.
Mottlton stated to them that he bud prc.
pared nstatcmcuf which included all the
facts of which he was cognizant and all the
documents of which be was in poscssion.
but that upon careful reflection he did not
wish to offer the statement -. that the docu-
ments and items of which it was composed
more to him in a confidential way and must
necessarily. reflect heavily upon one or the.
other of the persons directly involved. He
had been and was still a friend to both. and
be was unwtllihg to contribute to the fuel
which had already been lighted. nor in any
way be the one who should decide the right
or wron between them. He therefor ptc~
tug whtc he broke no confidence. since
Mr. Tilton had already presented extracts
from them. The other documents and his
own knowledge of the facts were wholly
unknown to the public. ily presenting the
letters he felt that be complied with the re-
quest of Mr. Beecher and Mr Tilton. lie
hoped always to keep the other matter in his
pincssion. and should do so unless compell»
ed by public mimprvs‘ntatiou 3-0 defend
himself. The paper which he read to the
Committee comprised copies of the original
letters. and when asked why he had not
brought the originals he replied that he
would not object to one or more of the Con»
mittee. or both. going to his house and coin
paring the copies with the or'uinala. it
was decided by the (kimmlttee that Dtl‘
trict~.’tttorney Winslow should have Mr.
Noultoa‘a statement in charge. 3ft. Beech-
er was to tutify last night.
it will beasen that our article on Haiti
street. last week. has brought out our Rev-
erend friend. Dennis Plait. in a moronic»
two in reply. criticising our position. and
laying xreat stress upon the justice of the
action of the council. The gentleman
judges “ from our editorial that we are very
tench dissatisfied with the result." To this
we frankly answer that. personally. we
have no interest in the matter, and that we
sympathise with those who think they are
abused. but we cannot let sentiment take the
place of reason. We think that the “result"
will be (not is) that more ill-feeling and dis-
satkfaction will grow out of this act of the
councilman wehaveyet hadln thtslain
street stair. We have heard some of those
who have paid their asseuments dcciaaethat
‘f there tsauy law to decide this matter
~v will have it so decided. They paid
mots with the expectation thn
rs messed would be made repay
To deny having ‘admitted that
‘1 "N unequal and therefore
*0 ”0‘ 003““. onnslves
is thatrnatter,aud m
entswe “id pron,
ihdssstistactluats
. of the old. Council "to" th .
d the ctr-lit“ a“ M ”W that it seemed as if it. one committee on who-IBJIPW
Rememwsuh cemmfiw
h .
a to “him“ W by sail sternum,
ids-eels”.
“'ltiestobe-
We do not see the wrong in assessing
in; in a certain locality wait lmprm
hents‘made in that locality. .and theyqpeti;
tion for the improvement. The rest of the’
commonly do not fast the same interest in“
this matter. though they have no objection
to its being made. provided that those who
Irish the “improvement are willing to past
for it, ' Undoubtedly every improvement. in
whatever locality benefits the whole coni-
mnnity to a certain extent. Were we to act
with avlew to making the thing exactly
equal and just. then if one $1.000 bees-
pended on a portion of Main street. a thou:
sand dollars should be expended on the
same portion of other streets throughout
the city. We doubt if the present plan of
making public improvements can beitn~
proved on. and we are sure none will avert
be made in which all can be satisfied.
ur. Piatt‘s argument in favor of the le-
gality of the last act of the council is a lame
one. We think the old council did what
they had no right to when they abated the
twenty-seven per cent. and We never have
yet been convinced that two wrongs make
one right. No. in the language of our
friend. we say. there is no good reason for
ever doing wrong. This council is not re-
sponsible for what the old one did. They
should do what they do properly and not fol-
low any wrong precedent catahliehcti by the
previous one. All that we have claimed is
that they made an error of’Judflnt‘lt. All
that is required of them is that they do
their ditty. and if injustice is done to any
individual. we think the matter can be ad:
justed by the people. Let them collect the
amtestttcnts and let the aggrieved parties
appeal to their fellow citiacua for redress in
acity meeting convened for the purpose.
and if assessments have been unjustly col-
lected we think they will be refunded.
1‘ wise of the Neptune with.
The lines of the yacht it. A. Fotsythe.
Capt. Geo. is. llohhic. were cast from the
wharf at upper Norm-lit on the 27th of in
ly ult.. at it) minutes past To‘cloclt RM. All
the members who had aimed to sail being
found by the call of the roll to he on board.
nttdlianttcrs.signified their interest in and
cruisc. Soon aftcr passing (lrcgory's Point
had nccompanicd us so for on our trip
martial music, The lust gun was fired
now begun. The call for supper is given
places for first and second tables are drawn
man understood that the best way to accent
hint to do to make every other man lumpy
writer failed to either note or hear of it
regard. and. although the call seemed
quite imperious! lpptin maintained his old
ohstinectr and ne’vcr once yielded. We
sailed through Vineyard Haven Squid by
moonlight. with a good linens. The bebu’ty
of‘thia as! your cerrespoudent.has never
seen equaled. The light of the moon fall-
ingupontbswam made a brosdeliyht of
molten silver from the side of the yacht to
. , acid-d
are. mates or those sail-towards nj feel mgmmms
rmw neutrinos: 222:.er-
sxpsirtsd. ii' oonfhslou mm. Hrwhswsldmadsd.‘ .2222:
.22, - .4. Q i .r‘ . Pg: ”was betweenus andthalsnd.
.‘ . . ,j ; :3 ~ , . f . theyrusufllsciatbe opposite direction;
r i: _- 5» , 73 unmmmm.mmtnoclhhdd
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2- “mu am been “suntan-acne:
.. ) fig; esstsnchormtsrs
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“News“ to is.) .whovm-.--u..,a
i. fifafi?
m is L."
N!
3.. I ’ ' nds. Your corres
', ‘ * :‘lw ‘I’WL - thstanyonewho en
. to ' ll ‘ '2 .
this Iain street matter. and hat mes
had voted that it was an improvement in
tothe “individuals P" The community he Ilium
which all were equally benefitted. and the
community should be equally taxed to pay
g catc‘ _ . day. Aug. ad. _
entiri mW at‘the chapel on the the tags or the
as d,.by Rev. Wm. 1!. Si- treme hot weather. prevents the circulation but Johnny “y
to speak of Mr. B. of the blood. The flesh becomes overheat- chance unless he e“ have an y
-ed.which-.together with tomes admit- *
it; .
the yacht was taken in tow by the
e mi l~‘ . 3 . .los‘ \ ‘r‘ll. .\.
:c‘pnsa‘dfi (“:33 llit‘iiarhor‘ '12,??? ravailablz equal. and thetofor- unjust. But you claim
of the different members of the club. until
we passed Grcgnry‘s l‘oiut. who. by their
ltcurty cheers. and waving of ltundkcrclticfs.
Thus far cbecr upon cheer had filled the
air from both those on board and those on
v . t e t 0. there
the land.accompanicd by the firing of our mainly perpetrated h injltsic
battery. and the struius of our excellent
the lust cheers for those leaving us on the
tug; were given and rcceivcd by both par»
ties. These nussed. monarchy continue
characterof the difl‘erent members by an
time posflblo fur himst‘lfmnd that every
pllsh this was to do everything possible for
and thus it wasthrough the entire trtp if
there was a single exception to this. the
«soul more. by conversing with a large lltlllt‘
ber of his fellow cruisers they expressed to
him the same fact. Eleven o‘clock that night
was fixed upon as the hour of retiring. andl
numerator"! «aha after that hour when
nets W tear Marni tum Me sift-M ripple
caused by the eurwater of the yacht as she”
moved gently under the propulsion of a
slight breeaet what a aplended night was
that finaleepl None who were there will was the lightest of any. McQuhre when,
ever forgetit. 0n the voyage out we had elited to some extent. and; ry» carious
every variety of weather except storm. damaged. Dr. Parties w‘aa at",
Oahu during the early hours of the 38th; grading.but the law does not at
landsz with good breeze trout lontaak
Point to Block Island; gentle breeas alert;
the north shore of Block Island 2 all! brews
with heavy sea from Block Island to Vine- Philadelphia lawyer to demonstrat .
yard Haven Sound. Old Neptune bad call- \ 3
ed for some tribute from the east end of
Long Island Sound to Block Island.and asthe vote of the old Contact“ timyspfi‘
some had involuntarily acknowledged his 37 P" out. 0' .‘theflb‘esament.’ £1“? Bid
claim East of the island he, became quite | “EM ,‘0 “9‘0 97. P“ 0°“. the newopun-
imperious. and the most of his boys were 0“ bl" £11!!!" l0 ‘5‘" “:1 ‘
compelled tb'dsgorge. Your correspondent
has always been an obstinate subject in this
niltfi his. Wooten
estates, 2:.
., “WWW Wayne:
weighed. when it t
; alive. nine po" “
M d taken on boa
ting sport fai
monaon.
as it was our pleasure to make his acquain-
t
n
., .. of
. 7, . and carom. inter.
one» can!
incantation iiy‘"ttt‘u"nev. n n. Walte-
roprcienten by two membera 2, that is“._'t‘h‘9re
were with.uatwo clergyman. two lawyers"
and two physicians. The time having come
for our return. we weighed anchor on the
morning of Tuesday. Aug. 4th. at three
and one-half o‘clock. and with a good
New sailed outof our moorings and made
our way homeward. Avalling ourselves of
such means of amusement sawere at cone
mand. such as reviews and rehearsals of
various incidents which we had experienced
land 'wituestul. t‘ethor with one or two
counts martial-by prayed; spice. we apodon
with a land breedshni bignssqwntiy under
Ind in sight or Mrlhld. having in Ml
view all the towns and citing from§o~wbogt
to Norwallt. We reached the wharf at
South Norwnik at about” three o‘clock P. M.
on Wednesday. Aug. 5th. and received the
welcome or ffio‘i’ds who were waiting to
greet on in the reylctvéof the whole cruise
the writer of this has only to say in the
concluding stanaa of John Gilplo‘s Ritlt‘.
changing a very few words for present sd~
aptatiou:
‘2 Now lot it: sing. long live the king.
Anti“ Neptune. “ lung lite he:
. And when haneatduth“ salt ‘2 abroad.
an: I“ too. rs to «is.
Naunuaw.
- -. 9. 9 «—
li‘or 'l‘un §iNTINll..
.‘llt Ad of Justice.
1 are from the last issue of your paper
that tho (‘ommon (.‘ouucil have voted to
abate the assessment of bulit‘flts on certain
parties for the widenlntr‘ of Main sin-ct. and
from your editorial. and a communication of
some one of the spread eagle fraternity. I
conclude you are very much dissatisfied with
the result. Will you allow me to say. in bo‘
half of many of our host citisous. that we
round the not its highly commendable. and
always safest in the end.
cruise for the purpose of having the.best
t
\
a
the wholaof the first assessment.
The truth is. the whole thing mightihdfl
been ripped up——had the lawyer {employed
meat in which sillwould have acquiesced,
had it not beenfgr the pershtent opposition
tantaks it ,as expenpive is pc'ss "
Juan, would not must to tit
been . 2
will" “mi”?! *2 "“‘m'l‘2
'2 ‘ms arep -- ring «he . _
bake. Ward is hopeful. Walter isconfident ‘
' i“ don't “93 “no“?! 0 mother. taking her child. left by way of else
7 ' NIP Brewsters for'horno. The department of
themantowa'rdtbe woman in oourtwas
. Manx‘nho‘ _»-.. ’.
animals. espsoia
now and then. Cornwall. the emitter. pro- ,
mamam; 'mmtw‘ihlmmnflmou to the that of a coarse. heartless wretch-
The for pickers in the different for fac-
8:76 F'W. ‘ .
meet. osi Tuesday»! last'woek. trims a"! mr.m..0n Tuesday of lat-tweak
logacalf front tbsvbridtrs to the blink build- a man by the name of Ms. one of. 9N. .
tug. upon the aldewailn- Well. month“ strikers. washrooms.
brassenoughm dearest anymore!“ might. charged with writing a threatening
have thounht it smattnbut your corrupted? timidatinz'lettcr to P. Batchford. one
en, in'Labcy & Downs factorymhefl' 7
snoefrottthe‘mst' it e co ' ' r a m .0! I
Siouxladisaa report that Wand «giafltdmply Just. -. “mm“ trueuft of .ngmm'.’ 1:: a1 that m? ”WM”. ‘ ‘
~. » P a: .. -
gaatntu wh
in warm .wea
a
bassoon:
attributableto. and refiOted by the cruelty
poor creatures while he.
' so held on the yacht practiced upon the
use. If this
at 6 o‘clock RM. when a New. M'ufyhd p “mummy ho
statement is doubled by any person. let them
here of the city.
the real .oll'ered.
and. .luvlting. pp}:
unmet Stamford. ilereronld aapvthat vii‘lhlnitt; that. 3m.“ .nm‘
the three learned professions were each They will at oncesee that
turnout “02-9122 fret:
announcement should have; but
has a dark anddtseased ap
result of the blood having ntor
value before being killed: particularly “fill?
true of the lens and em
W”...
flute Nerve.
The Springfield
road project has already rs
real estate in liaaardville.
~ tTh’e tease and furniture ofthe Norwalk “19!“!
Hetelare‘ofihm forsale. Bartlett. the prev
entxoocupsnt. makes an excellent landlord.
Muvagood table. and could havethe. flour}... , .. _, . . _
‘b‘lkflng-Qiled'm its utmost at all timesuof Loom“. fig"; (110.3?!“ -__—_ 7
the year. if the owner of the property was v
nottso pauurious.ud used good judgment
in keeping the house in rep tir. As it now
stands. it is in a wretched condition. needs
pointing and otherwise- lmpruving. The
roof leaks badtymod such rains saws had
“Saturday and Sunday last frtacoed'the
Illlnupcn the front door. from the roof. ‘
But you cannot expect anything dint-rent. as
louaaatlake Weeks owns it. lie ought to
be made amt. At present he is not of
much account. and welcome tos’ll the crud.
it dueltim for helm: the owner of. such a
dilapidated building as the Norman: Hotel.
and Long meadow rails
ised the price of‘
and the people
orelock in building
are taking time by the f
hoot house. antici~ _‘
a larxeaddition to the so
patio; a big increase of population.
, William B. Smith. of Hartford. 0
Mackinaw! stallion rum“ Jeffer-
lock. the ' firsi‘ money in the 4th..
linfittlo tutti week. against any
outline in the United States. toplay or pay
races. mile heats. three in five. in harness.
and two mile heats in harness or to wagon.
for $1.000 or assoc a side. the rates to be
trotted over the Fleettvtaal Park track at
tiny time in October next.
About two wool“ ago a Hartford man
named Edward Mahomy went to Mcriden
and hired a totttn of a stable keeper. with
which he took a drive with a friend. The
horse was driven nearly to death. and a
warrant was issued for the arrest of Nabo-
uey for cruelty to animals. it s was secured
lit iiuttford by Officer O‘Neil. and tattoo to
hieriden Saturday night by a policeman
from that city.
The mason work on the new depot of the
New York, New haven and Hartford rail-
ropd company is completed. The work (if
plastering will be commenced in about a
moflh. Theflars around iiw building are
being rapidly filled up by cat‘ilt drawn from
the llultoelt estate. the train for that purpose
having been put on the track 'l‘hursduy. A
force of about a hundred men is clung ‘d. ——
New Haven l‘ttu‘ttlllllll.
As the Shore Line “pleats \vns pun-xiii; a
rocky cut noar Stony Creek l’riday‘mum.
log. the book end of a long fire miter which
hung out of tho engineer‘s cab tonight in a
The poker struck John
tittil‘uvy. fireman. and lntrh-d him out upon
the trait. furstmntt-ly‘ beyond the reach of
the whepls. if s “Wan.“ pio'tt-d up in an tin.
ts condition an i taken to New Hm
Von. No bones were broken. but lie was ac~
verofy 'bt‘tiisctl'. ”We esotp- is little lcsa
thaw inarvcloua
A live shark .is foot Inn; was captured
on the West Haven ah ms the other day.
The It‘llilll‘tl Illusl ltuvc Ittit'l‘l driven in too
Iii! sheath heavy Within the previous
night and fullllilt‘rt'tl on a sand bar when
Illa movement finally
uttrncted it part 3- of ”clumtncrs." who made
acctuhiued attack. using hoes. clubs and
other avttilable weapons ultlt such good cf-
to enthusiast economist-ed w!
' Dr. M "unlit-f Hunters. who died
recently. at the age of eighty-two. was one
y ‘ . residents of Tolls-d
county. where he practised medicine half a
In 1820 be located for practice in
West Stafl‘ord. removing bwk to 80mm in
1884. While a resident of ‘Stafi‘ord in 1833
he represented the town in the state lt'filt
lature. and also represented the Twentieth
l‘tfittt-lot‘iu Mitite'talite in the years 18“
and 10“ He received his medical educa-
tion at Yale tau-limo.
The sixth annual reunion of the Fifth
Connecticut volunteers was held Holiday at
trans asaer‘nhled at
ven at it antiqued
«lb with“ in cars and carriages.
‘ovce titty waitipwt. many earning a tuna
«Outfloneffmmdfew Keaton. Thumb"
not was unable to be present. ‘ as excellent
dinner was served at the beach house a lit-
tle after noon. under the supervision of the
proprietor. Wm. ll. Brown. iThe‘ reunion
wags very pleasant one. ‘ ” '
M4; Green. of hill
anxiously~souuht-for paper. allow me a word
in explanation of myself. i am at present
quartered hermdolng my duty. which is not
Listing. as best i can. While my position is
not the highest inthe landJortune bethanlc
ed it is not the funnier. if l'am not permih
ted to mingle with the “ flower of the vil‘
lane.“ i can take aim-k at their surroundings.
That is my intention as long as i pct-ambit-
btie each morning and ewutin‘u. (by this you
scel carty my'iuncht. from West brain St.
down as'far as St. Mary‘s Church. i expect
that we are vcry sorry there should be any
wrangling about it. it may be vcry incon-
venient to repair a wrouu. Lttt it is never
really inexpedicut. The. path of justicu is
You admit that the assessments were un-
tltut they were legally established. and to crovlcciu the rock.
[mittottwasoccupted by enthusiastic friends “‘mw them now will make trouble. Sttp~
pose it docs. is that a good reason for re:
fusing to do right? I suppose it made Zach:
cuts a good deal of trouble to restore four
. fold to those f rom whom he had taken mott-
gool Wishes for the pcrfcct success of the t‘)‘ by ““1““ uccusatlon. Bil! he did ft. and
it e 'i ‘ fl". ' 'l l ‘ 1 ~ felt much better for it. And lbavo nofioubt
‘ .“ m m’“ our m“ s' ‘H “.13 eft “3 that every innit who voted for this acto
taking backs large numb" “I mend“ who justice. feels much better. if all could have
‘ bcctt brought to vote for the measure. in-
cluding those members now . rotted. who
would be good feeling all around. \Vhy
should there be heart-inirnings and resent-
‘ motifs in a community like this? We cannot
of course. all see «like. and somethings will
buvcto be tolerated which do notsoent right.
l‘lflcft‘il winner rt‘gltt'ihd’rtfsii'c‘e'. we cad
‘ _ . generally agree on public measures as far as
acquaintance ‘i‘hlt‘vh 1“ many cases Vi“ 1“" to make no factions opposition. And cer-
. tainly when a community has inflicted n
- wrong on individuals. it incomes that Cour
rules to regulate our sea life are adopted mu.uy my; line“
"id ‘nnouuu‘dt ““1 Willi a i”)‘”“3 ”SM-‘1“ i“ In the case before its there was a manifest
all by every man. it was made manifest that
every man had booked himself for the
the tide went out.
wrong in assessinc over $9.000 on about
twenty individuals for a public improve
ment iuwhich the whole community were
interested. The law allows ands-tests te
- bomadeon persons ”new benefitted by
public improvements. If the parties in the
iiollow ware specially benefited thy the with
onion of Main street. from iiurlbutt‘a to
.lautca‘ ouster. it was right to assess them to a
reasonable amount. Built"! m Em
and Wood and Mia. Toutpkdua.bpen bene-
fited. They do not use tlid street any more.
than those who live further north. Their uttt‘
look is not“ tatubved a particle; their W
crty is not enhanced a dollart except so far
as the improvement efforts the general wel-
fare.>aad~tuakn the city a more desirable
place of residence. Smith and linrlbuttare
benefited materially. but their assessment
32“.“: N2
the Park house
tout. met with a
town Friday. Site
with a an. Nerwia.
dflite by the roadside where
I uswwmusmw. long rope As the
In panics. the cow jumped and
their in front of the horse. wh h was
tripped by the ropnand‘in sin: akli
horse. cow.car ' '
22.2.2. '2'
in such ab: .- How he is bendtsd by the
wideniu more than Eben Hillicrltlward
an“; m a I“. it would punts ‘ will» who used as summer residuum. and.
One word a! to the legalltyof th vote. I
“'9 habit!“ quefiloned. _, '3 “MI 3 w
“mqafidb'o
rm! (hi-J 5 r ‘
Beware of burglars! , . ,
A. H. Camp has the shaken... .. , . .
fidltorfieprge Ella left ”tow
sat. ‘ “ '
Sentinel
“r... . teardrop
. athrua more cordial. jovial and acoomPlltthsd
' ‘m 1"! mi asntloma it would-be hard to find. and any
w slight bruises.
her ankles roken. " " "
. 2‘ P ~ 2. H t: l!‘! t" :‘dl "' form "Wm-m" 911’“. .‘M
aamsdinentleman. tur.__ he la perpetual suu._ ‘
. ...I. it suns: ~~Thesltevoboaen by themiis oueuf .
2 2W finest lathe aromatic! itlaaekuowledgéd;
whdle. ’Or id
[aback a little. they have just, the same
right which the old Council had to give up
ty miles.
by the appellants. given bilrnhd I) it insthbi
outset. and laid the action as it should have °
been. 01- we might have had s2fair assass-
' i .. ,I . ‘7 ' .meiilster ..,... >
~GIN-“human..mmt‘fflg..339~w;r Lkimélil‘hs‘s sold Maw“ I W.
o. w: Hooper-drier? Tuna Street; Q
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fairllthtb: tfilébolsm s" auditor of mi
~her a minor. but
did . "iipmhmfig‘na "P 6%.. .._’4numbei-o thelesdl
fulmmm
Olll‘
rot putslt down as ignorance. restarts tug. _'oymfl » ‘ y . _
we policeman mow was surrounded 999“.” in Batchfued'aud to: lollovfllqumflt were.
‘ . L ' threatened with a great many ugly things if
d not stdp work and join the striker-r.
q in ‘sus hundred dollars
his appert‘r'a'tiee at ‘the Superior
‘ A9 e mmpondcnt for your valuable and __
to find and hear considerable that may in»
terest your readers‘ And as they occur you
shall print them. whether good. bad or he
diluent. and furnished. too. by your most
obedient Austins.
”mess ~ -~-.
New (mun.
Au eloquent temperance lecture was de-
livered on Main street. Saturday afternoon.
Only one thingis lacking to mako New
(‘anaan a delightful summer resort. and that
is elitiralptilo. >
Mr. Henry Taylor has b en employed on
the night police force in plate of John
Thatcher rectum-d. .
(:wt. Stephen Iinyt‘s tenement. oppcai
the maideucs of Capt. i‘ttrtty. is being reno-
vated and improved.
bloat people are uoztwarc that they can ob-
tain sintrlc copies of the Sun-riser. at the
news office of E. h Arnold.
Mr. Samuel N. litytnond and fanttly.who
have been making a trip to interior New
folk. have returned home.
We are informed by conductor J ones, that
N. C. it. R. is carrying far more pissengers
this summer than In any former seamin.
Now for some dividends. - 22
Several New Canaan horses have been en-
tered to compute for the prizes oli‘adi by
Clark White. at his summer meeting of
at Norwallt. next week. j .
charge of St. Mark‘s Church. “fiilfiubh
has prospered greatly under the charge of
the above named gentlemen, and his de-
parture will he looked upon with regret by
not only his own congregation, but the en-
tire community.
The lattice of the Mmthnal Society
have dtclded to hold their fair and festival
Wednesday and Thursday eveniaaa Ana.
ltlth and 90th. They have besn'preparis;
for this event for many weeks. and they em
poet to outdo themselves in the disfiv of
in. will furnish ice cream for the occasion.
ana‘that is a guaraatnnof its excellence. '
- The trip of the ~'l'hasstteopoaa ‘Cluh wat
unattended by serious, results. except that.
our staunch young temperance friend was
”mack“ to need the services ofhia
withhiai. also ashlniua member of the
Choral l‘uionwas induced to render unto
Neptune the thingsthat ate Neptune‘s The
trip on the. whole.ho,wever. was aide-elder!
We announce with pleasure the purchase
and-David inland of the Andrew Benedict
promrty on Brushy Rtllye. Those.“eutlex
men-contemplate the erection. of three neat
the peoplsof our town mayywell coursing
date :thentsslvss 20p, their. acquisition.. for
per-unanilcd with: the blues..would do,
byalt to contain a better view of Louisi-
and Social tlrsnsuy other point .wltbin‘fifu
‘: '5'. u;- Edy—*VMm-n—
andfile'btihie'a'th‘Dfl-B. Burr. proprietor of
instituted; restaurant? 1.”
.;:l*iep‘1iiv-tiee tow the"
Vlt ~ - \ theauapicea: .
After a hearln - 7
cided he had no jurisdieti
soon we no
bonds for
coutly nuts new late
which gives his place
MM”: ,.. .,
. Mr. Ellie‘s Manuful
avenue. is tastefully
did assortment of bur
which can-be beltcrllnull
The elegant in
on Money street. it
by the addition it! n ncwaud
'miil.wttioh for beauty and elegance of finish
cannot be excelled in ths state. It must
have unit at‘leass the sum of ten cents.
‘ ' “ " ‘ i ‘ FELIX.
trotting horses. to be held on the fair grounds'
vars-P ta..a.. -...-..
serene and a shawl.
“Yak and guipure laced are so cleverly imi-
tated that the re‘al laces are not appreciated
and scldo’tn worn. ' ,. .
fancy articles for sale. Ir. B. D.Purdyr
friend John. whom be neglected to take“
ly-Hthhas. A. Acton. John iiuttgrsofiu,1
1 Effie .‘ypo’ui-t'ri‘b’ _
owed with pustular iii-0n: ,. .
numerous on, do" pod-hose full;
2.‘ in." viii TWIN!" .
- Emilia; .one another
parasols. . ,
. .2 7 . . Whalers. ~21 “ ”thflmm Mkmlflktotmgtg 5‘
lmwmm ' m
. m
pitivtir’ti‘rtiboe’ls? nwmwmuqn
mandl'ridaymp-
' ‘ W -1 is ‘ ‘ '
'l'll-“"‘*“‘2 ”“W‘i’mr'mmsillinm . Fifi “WWW"
r "7" 1‘ ‘
’ the “(5-
.Ml‘. Johnson. of Temple street. has re-
h on his front gate,
.quite a M “’2
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RMWn" i .
itfr. Samuel rescuer-taunted for ‘uia‘sw
pcrloy cider of his manufacture is danger
oniily sick of infiammation on the loose.
. The school committee have hired fir. Ed
ward Thompson to teach our district school
for the year commencing Sept. lat. lie
comm hiuhly recommended as an educated
genilcuiau. having ageaiua for teaching.
lie is also a lecturer. and has had «resides»
hie experience as an editor.
‘ Last Saturday. two young men who had
slatted out from New York in a twentydwe
foot cat boat. were by the uuhtppin: of
=tbe‘rutlder "le to put in at Bell‘s Island
for repairs. They remained aver night with
«hit. John Dora. and on Sunday morning
started for New York in the storm. The
last seen of them was from Roton Point.
when the mast broke and watt overboard.
Hr. lsaac Stevens went out as soonias poa~
sible to render them assistance but they
could not be found. afl it is the general
opinion that they were blowu across the
bound to 1m island shore.
Mr. F. Boylston. from Vermont. during
the past year erected on the site of the old
grist mill near the depot. a baby carriage
tnanufactory. He has all the modern int-
provements to facilitate work. and has the
reputation of making the most substantial
as‘wt-ll as highly finished carriages. This
factory turns out on an average'm‘ baby
carriages every year. ’Mr. Streets-r" . the gen-
tlctuanly foreman. is new engaged in getting
in a new water wheel. on account of which
thgactory is closed for a few weeks.
t: 'ep‘w'flo—a
For; flu- Ladiee (Mly.-—
Lang trained dresses are coming in again
for eming dress. the majority about two.
yards long.
The Edi-bare is one of the most stylish
" is a cross between a
Travelinzhag for ladies are of R
lsather.and depend from the side from a
strap going over the shoulder.
One of the most fashionable neelt~ties for
ladies is the Windsor. it comes in every
color and is exceedingly pretty.
awedtrh kid gloves‘ are in vogue. They
'are pretty. but‘=always hard to get otftba
’hands when we is everhea red.
‘Thmris one good tiling about these white”
flintdfllh-fi women who powders looks
as reapertshiebehtntt there as a woman who
doestt‘tt ' '
When acbicsao mutfeelspsrticulae.
ly spiteful towards mankind. she: alums «
with berfeet out of the window. aoas to
prevent people using. them.
' “ A‘Wewertrpspsr aayaof the air. in he re-
lations to start. “it kisws and listen ht.
but‘wttl not 'an hint}: ‘=Blobbs’ saya‘that
description sate-his wife exactty: ...
Mat-rt: and girls won min is the rotor
firs.moon..bellevin¢th“t they would hav‘eill
luck through life; hill.“ Massachusetts girl,
wouldn‘tlet forty full moons stop iterates
wounds ‘
-Dr Guyler wants all
turtle novelty in blackboard-tun
. .2 I ‘ ooth I. 3";
on over“. If“! u“ at, can; he tind
. Bu Parasol?“ “7 Quit
fig... prices. at LDickerlnanfi
n‘s.
., ‘0 0'0? In! mecesional . In _
' 2 i wlfllin the reach of ii ”“‘C“.f4r.r
mut- entire stock of Millineryl has: be he yenraelves hm'ghnglfixfig
7 Nu .
cert ..at n ,
' H ’ fl"- I'O l’l' ‘Wtfig‘ .
hummer... ,tdlgi’éu’dflhlffi son. 10m Port s...
Immune-2...; .....
eve . y . 7 . .
mk.0t.‘ 2‘
'Q'D. fl Webb. m, has opened a
brunch once an). Daytonla Shoe StomNo.
.1 Ely'aBlcck: where orders may heieft for
Wattle“ Gosh an
info" Juiiioeflrm
and in—
of the
trimmed hnlm‘N‘
Ellen new ‘ .
a‘ Bovb‘Ospl for 50 cents, at Foote‘a
_ flotsam. ' . . . .
wine create maderto order by C. B.
one scam to .t. it. Smith‘s.
tr 0. B. D'Artois has tress confection:
D‘Afloia.
gnaw rut
ruldence on Melville
adorned with anxieti-
dou's. the diet of’
edthan described
as lately beetlemhellla’hed
hsaut' iftil wind.
gar. you 'w
ordriuking to er
I” .
m . West.- from "2-.
your c}: 2.
young ladies missed.
mettle and say; "No its-shall touching.
“point ,have. wnchad‘ I.b0bik"- Rather;
hard this!» the: failure-s
up by band.- .« .- - .
dies 'of' Wei'lll'ivm
h the streets
“if“ were Wt
long: ..
. “ain't-e momenta“. - 2
insertion or guipire set in “would“: .
hail M‘bick‘iy’stliluht banging sashen
infill“! $1.22:
fiancee“ snout.
Intramur- 2
)5
we
rfl“ in!“ _r
oration. For sale at B. F.
“Binaries at John E. Smith‘s.
head
cured by Xilk of Magnesia. .
Brown d: Wilcoxgre selling was; brand but.“ tv
#tmpt the ion prlccofO cons. WATCHES, Ci.
kinds of bottled water at B. 1“.
Ethan t! On
rar-
S3cts.stP.A. » oilcsctCo.
Furniture Stile.
ed yC. l3. D‘Artois.
.: . . iatarprefer-
5‘?” ” infa .
. t w _ tilkliickye
stake ‘ t when
to use anything
' Reduction
dlpaytam made.-
reat reduction in tel-med andnn~ .
was. «Russiastetc. at
gimmense reductions in all kinds of nor or an acre. more or tm. a:
Dry Goods. Hosiery. etc,
Mo mothers—for infants and children.
to' prevent Midtt'rru‘ing sour on the stomach
uselilkof Magic-dull c‘urca' dysente
. the stomach s3 and u'intua r. Crofut of the sun 2»:
anddiarrhma. invigorat
N'dl.‘ and Win 852““). mm g‘th‘clic‘te‘“ charges. expenses and .7
recommend andrpwflb? lt- . °~ may: .
. . . .If you smoke the Old Well Club at new Numikduty no. lSTt.
ill‘get the'wonh of yourtnoney. “*~
{3‘ Perfumfiy.’ of all kinds. and an end-
leu varietyof l‘sncy Soups at S. F.Peek _
u‘ Freda Golfecfionery at J. E. Smith‘s
w“ lWineof the Woodsbis asked for by
everybody. ' Cares headache. meditation,
rheu Peck s.
Elkandt Co.
a‘ Bonelctu Sardines at Brown a. Wil-
coa‘s ‘
. 2.; a- Try Brown & Wilcoa‘s dtoico Tees.
3" Virgin Leaf Tobacco only. :cte. at
Tucker’s.
Q‘Cicsing out our stick of Parasola
Come and see how ctresp. A. Dicker-man &~
Son.
Young men. if have been eating
cfllo not use‘elettaer
Water. but take Milk of Magnesia. which
bunch more inactive. iad‘ tion. sick .
ache. and vomitina f . positively H S
I
3‘ Always on hand—Bruit Nuts. Burr
fish Walnuts. Pekan Nuts. Almonds. Fresh
Roasted Peanuts. etc. at J. E. Smith‘s. ‘ .
w c. n. D‘Artois has a prime article of bili‘cr Vi ll rt‘.
mixed candies at so cents per pound.
Mineral water on (fungi; also all
‘s.
leama Lave Sacques and Shawls. at
Four ’ kitties laundry Blue!" Ilrslllno arts-rm l
H‘Llrb Geese Feathers at Buckingham‘s
Whitetail Drills and Savoy Liar-:3. for FRUIT J
l
I
Men‘s and Boys‘ wear. at Ethan it ‘a.
tr 3 requisite for parties is prompt-
ly suppli
—AT-
3' "' ,LQ‘ZKVIOO
T0 Tun ”Kilt
Having furnished in
not improved Dental :9
“'9" “it .
imam-s. :1 'h’ '
In Sponge-nod. Price not
~the mat. inquire at the obfiyd“
‘ t- . l . ‘ t .
. \t - .
5“ Mohawk}!
Tu (‘OLLl-Zc'l‘o“
Notice is herehv git-en “a .
der- and by virtue of s can“; fl";
Vented and ligand by pm,“ mum;
to the undersi rd. mml‘lhdlnfl ht;
cdleot “ liars l". L‘mfut at E
namedi .the rule book 0,. 1-... m m‘
noted. theTr-asverat mm.“ d {I
MI “Indium sums being 1 tax
acted by the tmtrv quota. "
town of orwalk. rt‘gularly a... no:
on the 19th day or Decorulxir. “1 ml
M °t ‘ ”“9 town. tinciudfi'”
0' lei-“01!. and highway um. ten}. ’
sell at the premises hereinafter dew}
day 0‘ Saute-benign. at a 0})!“in
the followi describrsi nut] rotate airs
mdmtcd It Mid town of XML '
by otherland of said William - '
ind now or formerly of haunt: 5:“:
by land of Sylvartus and Mary Shelli!
ly by “glint. with the building“.
as will raise the sum ofthlrty at. ‘
Ive cents tassaet that being the
Collector t... b...
V.
an -
\x‘k
. R00
J IC“' I‘DLR '
Musical lustre
SPECTACLE. 2
“pp t‘otxrrt' .
FOUND. ' z‘
of earned a.n
csnhsrn proving properly a ,
adv earnest.
7 , steal Ira-set. Iain ‘sa
POINT IIPB‘LAL. '
was .. t- tori
"oxygen “1m now am
On Flax Bill. on the Ti): ineL. rt the residence
"" W “deg-rev JELLY Till!
ertl ‘r
saléstavury “amines- ,
a ‘s nd - '
.22 w...- pumps... .2“. 15.x LOGKW
“Mu-Iota slim. La
Point imperial nos venues not found in
anthbt-ban‘rslschanesgthe
or. Ill. . 2
“whim .
96-9 in mop“.
j———.\Ni‘t———
,. AT...
first Sines-s Was-ted.
‘ J. B.’ NICHOLS, ‘
I scrum. CONN.
wAXD—a
NOVE LTI
“”1367 on... r.u.a.,m.1374
win-him: " _a'r
nudist-M
entire
andut‘hepsrsuaal supervision or
it
an: ever
ANNUAL chars an
m man's assoo . * anon. ‘ ”“22 E““”°“““*"‘"“
Gregory’s Point, Nor-nihilt” designs.
W. “16.27.14. *
an. win he Opened «mum.
low-fi‘ttwfi-“v'ilaw Neck nacho and 1"
“hauling”! “new“ .7— «e v‘
‘ tswiitisne‘caadentad as
'1 3’ e.“
“tsunmfim. Tbs otsuswillhe
the inflow-ed
‘G:IOBGI . w. rroorrur,
“mm“.rmw "
Vo
~ - sen-outlawed or
Fairfieldcotttttyl .. raid
t. ... at
.. commons:
. P, '
2W" ‘
fro WZN a 9,147; it"; '
await-cu; en‘s-mam. deuterium .A
., “nicked it"larsft Fddahrttfialj‘g . , ; Ask. in. suit. ‘ ’
bfimu fimh‘"f “mt!" ' ‘ f 3: 33‘"?! it ’ ' ‘ .l 2. 1 ii" . - r "‘
sued, in ., mariner . the name-s. '- 22 " " ' '
MMWoHdgotb part old it; until it meets '27-. “flaw
starting-mu, _~ -2.) .....,.,,. , , y 2-w- i i"
' “Mt” Wfi'hmfi-ifli strays.“ yanuéidréiwartwan‘tsa ~ ‘ ‘
”Wingfitamflfil rm ' man‘s. Eggplant ‘tdbdrd‘fltl:fid * 22-
1M-mr W V ‘ . Wham smrmgrivsaa‘auurw thirteenth I. » L
‘ m‘““"‘“‘”"“” V? "I "no! innit 25:; BGMnW “1" MW ‘3 i“ ‘5“ ‘2 ‘2
., mined). Y’llfu‘ Yi'xé mam W t gthisjo..§pl ”lit "in
1;!
thief»: 2am;—
2. ‘1‘». x
3 1y. low prices.
.‘oo.’
A splendid assortmexb
W, «0/2”
A fresh supply off.
i
A choice various
Ties, ‘pluitt. plaid and:
,7? w c
The most iiCSll’dllll‘ f
Of Fall Prints. in ill?
shades
W
Closing :Oiit sale «if
dud Still Uiltbl‘t:lltt~. 211'?
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