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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, August 20, 1874 · page 2

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in}; Janna We!

’ titan smut“; (an; a. nu.

Thurlow Wood is in the field again. lie
has gaincd notoriety cheaply by tho dons
tlun of twenty-tire dollars for poor chiltlicn‘ti

i- ‘ctirsiona.
#

The earth is swinging throuth the great
August meteor stream. On Sunday evening
and night numbers of brilliant “shooting
stars" were six-n trailing through the sky.
Itrcry evening during the week more or loan
hare boon learn.

When the President goes to church it
scents tn be such an extraordinary occur.
Niiccthat the fact is immediately ti‘lcgraph-
at our the country. llcnoc we learn that
on Sunday last. President llrarit and family
wcnt to church. Many families in South
.\"tirwailk did the same thing.

 

Sonic idca of the cgolism of Theodore
Tilion may ho had from his («inversation
.\bout two ycttrs sincc. talking with a few
:cntlciunn in one of the newspaper offices
in Xi‘w York. Theodore Tilton said; “My
ft‘tt‘ntl. Jesus Christ and I agrcc on this
thing cxnctlr Y“
m

Thcrc is onc thing vcry clcar. whittct'cr
tll-‘i‘t’y wc may hold of the Brooklyn scnn~
did. its publication and univcisal discussion
by prcss and pcoplc. to thc exclusion of all
other topics. and this for weeks together.
must h'iyi‘ a most dctuomliaing tficct on the
public morals.

I‘p to this date thc amount of circulation
withdrawn by the deposits of legal tcndcrs
ia :rt‘flltlt‘ than the amount ion-rd since the
p.iss;i:c of lllt‘ new law by about $1,000,000.
thus ni'iki'rg :i contraction of the currency
in llmt ran-tit. .\ majority of the bunks
tlitts withdrawing thcir circulation arc locat-
cvl iii thix South and \Vcst.

 

.IJlln Hancock Klipport. of (‘oltinihus.0..
has discovered the rcniains of an cxtinct
r we of hogs at that pliicc. \Vc‘vc iliscowr-
cl 3 ch in many bugs in out time in ditfci-
c-it portions of thc country. but liayc tlt‘Vt't‘
thought it IlL‘Ct'SSflf‘)‘ to print the discovcry
in tho: papers. though it might lit.“ :in inducc~
turn! to say [something about it if they

slxiittlil :tll lit‘t‘nulc t‘xlillt‘l.
...—_.———

’l‘lii l‘ixuu'idyn Eiglc says that “llt'll tlic
Woodhull umclsil first appeared. extracts
t.‘ in it \\t‘lt‘ pi: in typc ill its otllcc. and
\lr ll- t‘t'llt‘l‘ ailytsi-d llll‘lt‘HI. llc :iskcd
in it no ui‘llCt‘ be tnkcn by ltvc Eziglc of tlic
txuri‘ililc scandal. and said. “ Against it I put
up thirty yc-irs of my life: in Brooklyn. I
put up tlic inunncr of my lift: in all these
ymrs :iguiust the word of a woman who is u
prostilutc upon principle. Is that ctioiigli?"

———-———

It] the cisc of Shocker ngtiiost the IItifl.‘
ford Fire Insurance t‘ouip-iuy. rcccntly liti~
:utcd at Chicago. nu intcrcsting point was
du’idi-d. Sliucltcr had 1 inncd a sum of
money to :i party in Evanston. and tukcn :i
inorigzigu on his house and lcuschold izitcrcst
in A lot. and also :in :L‘xsiunuicnt of the poli-
i7\ of insurance for $1.500. on the house.
'l'im tit lll iris $500. The housc buying bccn
distroycd. the mortgagor: sued on the policy.
Tlit‘l't' was :t clztusc in the policy making it
Vi‘ltl unless IllL‘ fee to the premises was iti
tltr‘ insurer. The ludgc hold th it the cun~
priny lmd nright to iiiakc such a reservation.
and that tlicrcf-irc the plaintiff could not rc~
i <-\‘l"l'III tlic prcscnt izistnncc. cvcn though.
is was the case. lllt‘ ngcnt of the company
li‘ltl iii-idc it Hit iiiorundutii on tho policy that
:my loss should be payable tntlic mortgizcc.

._.__—.—

Tthi-w llnvcn Palladium says: “ In an
lllltr! sting little yolumc. it. Mr. Illicklcy Inn
urriycd at some itppiircntly ycry sitisf:ic~
tory c inclusion concerning the singular
~li\l':t~t‘ known us buy "ct‘t-r. to (swipe which
tint llcv. llcnry Ward Ilccchcr socks thc
country cvcry sunituci. Although it is pc~
(Hill! to the ciluciitul cliisscs. yct it is not
till iiiistocrntie malady. like thc gout. but
~ll‘IIlS more prevalent in proiiortion to the
sprint-l of mutual culture and the intcnsity
Hf intcllcctunl oceupution. (‘limntc St‘t'llh‘
to lirivc no influence upon its propagation.—
Tllt' nitihor's experiments lcud liliii to be.
licvc that thc discasc is due to the cfl‘cct of
thc prcscncc in the ntmosphcrc of the pol
lip of flowering plants and grasses. At n
licisht of 1.500 feet above the earth this pol-
lcn is even more abundant than lit-low. and
it is present in the greatest quantity during
tho lust of June. This is all very interest.
ing. but we wait with impatience for some
one who can tcll why this peculiarly annoy-
in: diwiise is pcculiurfito the literary classes. "

_

.\lr. Abel Whitlocli. of Wilton. an old
and welthown citizen of this county, we
learn. proposes to cuter the lecture ticld
again during this scuson. and discuss the
lit-ad splitting and forever unsatisfactory
subjt-ct of finance. Mr. \Vliitlock is not it
new band at thc business. but has had con.
sidvrnble experience in the matter. and has
delivered ltcturcs upon this and other sub~
pus that have clicitcil considerable utteus
hon. From the “pilots" of his prurient
lttturc. he may he put down as an inflation
lsl. and he has taken hold of the subject had
draw ii it out to a conclusion. that is logical.
if not pructicublc. We shall not say whetlr
\'I’ it is practicable or not until we have
heard the whole argument. which we hope
may le before long. This much. however.
we will say. that he propourithi prominent:
and concludes from premises tho! are teati-
tile. and than will impress no: truth upon
all flatworm or this utilisation will giro
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out. They will do their ntmoat tn acct. I
have full confidence that you will welland
worthfiy maintain the character you now
porn-It and tint by tho prompt and faith-
tul [automation of all ‘myj‘ut may be h-
uulrad of you. by clan Itfitton to all tho
detail: of military d l. by tho absorb
anon of anhrlaty and good order. at all that:
and in all places. whether on duty or nil (in
ty. you will add still mm? to the honor that
in now awardcd you and nflcct still grcutcr
turns on the Coilinionwcalth. whose soldiers

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you arc.

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the town. only six are liccnscd vontlcrs of
retail poison. Last your thcrc wcrcfiwfy-au
persons who paid $4,600 into thc 'Iowu
Treasury as license money. How is it that
this your. than arc but at: of all who are
notoriously selling rum. who have boon
called upon by the Sclectmcn to pay up
thcir bundrcd dollars? Those are cnuuir
drums for which wc are indebted to the ln‘
vcstigntions of n rcsidcnt clcrnymiiu. (lur
town fathers will no doubt multc all lllt‘
othcr drum svllvrs put up their llt‘t‘llt‘t‘
nioncy or their shutters. without furthcr in~
\‘cstigntion.——-tl;izcttc.

The above is grovrsly fair. The truth is.
wc nrc sorry to say it. lllltl ihcrc are about
tifty ycndcrs of “ lt‘lllli pols in.“ in this
town who ll‘lYtl pxiil tlic ri-qulrod live“. is.
iind nrc soiling nun-din: to lt\\\' so fur its the
liccnsc goes. The investigation which the
“rcsidcnt clcrgyutnu" uizidc was probably
ttu iutcn‘icw with St‘let‘llIl-‘III Sellcclt. who
gave the above inforuiiitioii. If he did it
gnotwintly he is incouipctciit for the posi~
tion hc holds.but wciirc of tlic opinion
lllxll it is done out of Illttllt't‘. This atmc
mun rcportcd lll‘ll thc 'collcctnrs bond only
amounted to thirty-dye hundred ilolliirs.
when hc must llll\‘t‘ known th-it it was thir-
ty-t‘ivc thousand dollars. Sinccthcorg’tnizi-
tion of llll" ll turd of Sclcctmcn. llt‘ll‘lS ilonc
nothingr but iti'ikc niisrcprcscntritious of thc
nctions of Illt‘ bonrd. l‘XllillllC‘tI his own i;-
nornnce and us‘i-J cri-rv effort to luring tho
salt-ctiucn into disrcputc. The G‘tlt‘llt‘ and
“ rcsidcnt clr-igyiniiu" might have infortncd
thcnisclvcs by looking tit lll(‘ file of iipplit‘ i-
tioits. of lilt‘ facts in this mziltcr. llzltl tlii'y
t:ikcu the troiililc. and not l‘t‘l‘ll Illtlill‘ in»
strutucnts in circulating this uiircli llllt' nil-
Cili.‘f tiiukcr‘s absurd i'cpzirts. to thc injury

of llic town untl its ntllcvrs.
_._......__——-

.\Ir. Fairticld. styli-d tlic t‘urlylc of .\iiii-i'i
can critics. spcuksln thc following lt'f‘llls‘ of
our t‘oiinctticut poct. and hrotlicr iouruiilist.
Luther ti. Riggs. of .\lcridmi. from which
iis our plcnsurc to cxtriict tlic following-

" llc sings licmiusc it is in him, and sin:
lic must—not for cash in hand. but from
{llllllt‘\< of music. His nit-imlivs llru‘i‘ thus
it kind of pit-tiircsipii'ncss that suggi-si Illt‘
rintluuc. and that without It‘llhltlll of tin-
iiit-t:ipliois——si tlcfvct so Cilllllll’lll in tho pn
cts of twiliy. Hc his. inori-ovcr. llt‘Vt‘l‘
stuliit‘tcd his art by trying to train it to ill"
conventional lurid coiitcitiptililel standard
of ilii- iiiiinuzinvs. which tlt‘lll‘llltl .‘\ spvwii-s
ofpoeticjournalism. Lil-u- .lvun loin-low.
ho writcs nitturrilly niiil stt-t-rs t‘lt'tlf’ of tho
cont-criminal iiiyslit‘isiii tliut lirlsl in llvlrl'tIH‘
11‘ from lllt‘ (it'llli’lll :iiitt uiisi-zillcd imzuivm
ntinn. Ilut wlieit is iiiiugixiiilion. van-pt Illt'
lll'n‘t'xllliln of the bountiful ”)1! is. conjoined
to the faculty EnflVlllj" out. of that tit-it‘cpt-
ion? 'I‘lit- wild. tho wi~irii. iind Ill" tiiysiicstl
are but tl‘dllilllt“ lllt‘lw‘t‘lll t-i incompli-tc pt r~
ccption of lwnuty. \Vliosc insight is [wr-
fcct is fri-c. ll itui'zil. tllll spontaneous in his
art: and this insight. Iw it kllii\\'ll.l~ instinc
tiyc. not l'tllltllldi. 'l‘lic utmost lciigtli «if
iiitclli-i'tttrtl :titnlt’sis (“til not cumprt-licnil
tlic litMutiful. Tlic nurii in which thc slur

own nttnosplu-rc. lf'ltlli‘t‘llil.‘ :tud tuitllca t‘lll-
it-i‘in. So it is \\llll lllt‘ “lituiuicd l‘nluw-f‘
with “.\tmnlwl Iii-c." with tho “.\nt-it-nt
.\liirint-r." “‘llll many it l'illi-l of Slit‘llt'y‘fi.
.-\ tlclit'uto int-ml sulks and liro ids thL'r lllt‘
hotly ofthc pocm. sutl‘usin: it “llll §\\‘l'('l~
iicssuud lizlit. llcuci‘. Illi' Iligllt‘sl in pt».
ciic art is full of rt-posc—tlic suit and row.
rio ch repusc of moonlight. falling on wit
\'lll'_' wustcs of woodland. llistiusi that
art that shows you drcniy lc\'cls of Slltlrtl‘
\i'itli skclcton lmnils licrc ttlltl ilivrt- pr-iiriid.
in: from the sand. Though striking. it it
not llli‘lylllttlth". iiiid this I must say. rc-
gnrdlt-ss of the Illtltlt‘l‘ll habit of misinking
iiiurtiidiit-ss and its t‘liiipmilitts for iiiiuuiiirs-

iiun. In thc put-ins of .\li'.lli-_'gs Itiutl
soiiictliuii.r wltolcsmttcly lit-nullfiilv—somc-

thin: that translates the tickling of thc riv~
ulct iiitosonir tuid iippropiiutcs it to llllllltlll
feeling. This is iiiietginution in «mi.- of ll!
purcly :irtisiic itttlttlilcs. It is (‘2l>\' to star
lll.‘ tutti confound: puntdoxcs lltl\‘t" nu c.\~
plosivc way of doingr that. It is difllcult to
awaken and control thc emotions. without
shocks nod tliiillst and this is the tloiimin
of Illt: higher [‘(lt‘llt' iiinstcry. for which .\Ir.
Riggs seems to me to struggle huncstly niid
tiru\'cly~—wttli whnt succi-ss ihc world will
he better able to cstitnnlc by and by. \Vlicn
poets dic tlicy but lutglu to live. lorzirt hits
I strange way of rising from the dead.

With his spontuulty grcnt progress is pos-
sihlc. and shouted in life its llt.‘ is. he llt‘t‘tl
not wax worth and techie by nothing purity
u httsincss by which to turn it ptuuy.
look. thctcfur. to the day uhcn llt‘ slinll
produce somcthlng highvr niid murc un-
worldly than he has done.“

ll'.l T1913.

Isn't it about time thiit siiino action was
tultcu upon the hill that was p isscd by tho
lust legislature. giving authority to this city
to procure water from various sourccn. with
the proviso that it. should not become n law
until ucccptcd by thc people of this city.
We want such at low. It docs not. compel
the introduction of water at once but slui—
ply confcm upon the city the powcr to act
it when it shall think it rcquiros it.

The tendency hero is to delay notion upon
public ninth-is until it is iiupcrntiycly ucccs-
wy for an iuriuudiato movement. and thcu
due consideration is an impossibility. Now
then: is no public “Wit-Slut! before our peo
ple tli it rupiirt-s their filliulltla. and it is
just the tints: to cousidcr the w alter nut-stiun.
\Yc can vote to aiuwyc the act. have it ht
comes a law and thou outsidcr the roost
practicable turd mind phui fur pronu-
‘uia waiter. their clus- ttuu this public ow-
ssiui is debited is so or“ lino lost mu
would to used int mine: out our in a 15553?

tot-mite with to build this: «no «tron
incl: ot “no wo. m m mo m.
muomoaumwm
umrmmumm. Witty
wuss ma W author a
mmumuusaumoumimz
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hr. Mawmbbh my and
its large Worm» oi tho minimum have
smut it an Met Mm ot the
I‘W pit-cache. though thou mission
MRMWWW coma and»:
pitch an its man would wuih. but will
they can m cat an excuse toi- all the
W that» trashy-ca catttyot. but
cannot qattu harmoatu It with their ideas
of the mat taint they believed hint to
pun-n. Mmmuflth whet.
cm of theiavutkatlou mm topmva
W‘I lumen. rather than to dovolop
fab that might atablloh his guilt. his
“at in a ("at relief to thousand. who
haul-illicit faith illit- mm» in

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“It has been ascertained that out of tho
scores of phrccs whore liquors are sold in‘

lost bullzid oftcn swims ltltc no r” in its'
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atatcincnt. wan of the moat cum chug
actor. It la a lesson which he will probably
new forget. and teach him the danger of
evil manna. and tritium: with
charactera that to my the turnout}! not
wall to a great mom. .

It nation little what may non-be pros
ducted an u-ltleuco of Mr. Manor‘s guilt.
The public have tired of the whole mm.
They waited for Mr. Beecher to apciik. and
thcy are satisfied with his explanation. The
matter haia furnished a nasty and disgust.
tug aenaatlon. and brought into print and
public notice details that can do no good.
but run-t have t\ damaging utlbct. We hope
we have heard the last of it.

Mr. Titian la a ruined man. A atain la ab
inched in hla name that will cause it to lie
uttt‘rt‘d only with disgust and condemna-
tion. Ila has shown himself a vludlcuilvc
wank mun. Ills mount fruit lovo associa-
tions and scntlmcnta had “‘1‘" high ruiucd
him. but his last menu. unmnnly nttnck up
on the piirtucr of his bosom. puts him ho.
ynnil tlic pole of forglvoncss in this world
and will consign him to dcacrvcd obscurity.

#

.1 rte-mum!» (matmr.~—

The l-‘uirtlcld Fire Iiisuruucc (‘otnpiiny.of
this City. may justly hc ritultcd among tho
most pt‘iispt‘l‘iitls iinil mllablc companies in
.\‘i-w England. This position ltns bccu t\l~
tulncd by lllt‘ pcculiiir tltncss tuid Qilllllflcfl‘
tions of tho iifllccrs i-utriistoil with its Intui-
iigentcnt llonornlile uiid lliglutoui‘il lu thvir
dotiliiigs. ready to Illt‘ttl. losscs without grum-
bling. pmpcrty-lioldci‘a miiy fccl assured that
thcy can Rllftly risk thvir business in tlic'u‘
hands. As president of this coinpiiiiystitiids
“'ititli-lil S. Iliiuford. Esq..n gciitlt-uintt wcll-
known in this community nnd in Ncw York
liiisincsscil‘t'lcsits u limit of high moml prin-
i‘iplt‘ rind strict integrity. llc hits llt‘t‘l] ltlt‘ll'
ti-tli-il with tho company from its illt‘t‘|ltltlll
tillil oiuiiniz itiou. tiiid lins nlwwys .lcvotcd
his licsl t-iici'i:it~s to its >tlt.‘t‘t“‘l. .\s ri consc-
iiucnt‘c .\II llstiit'tuil ciijms lllL' L‘Jllfltlt'llt'C
rind i-stcctn of t‘\'t'l‘\‘ lllt‘lllllt'l‘tlf thi- (‘tlllt‘i‘l‘ln
iittd lll‘ll this fit-ling. is itppii-ci-ili-d lit' llllll
“'1‘ full: lll‘tll't‘ll list Thursday. A! tlic
t‘lust‘tif ti ttttu‘tlitu‘ of tilt! llll't't‘ltirsiif Illt‘
Comp-inc. llt'itl on tllHH‘l‘ uiiuii-d dity.
tlu~y \ti't‘i‘ llt\'llt‘tl liy l’rt-sidt-iit lliinfiu'd to
ndjouin to thc (‘ouut‘il t‘litiuilii‘r for lllt‘ pur~
push of holding; it spcciul uranium. (in color-
iiig lllt‘ room it tcmpllti: sight gi‘t-olcil llicir

lllt‘

cycs.
stt'r. litvuls. pit-s. mitt-s. ii‘i- t'l‘t‘lllll. tt-n. l‘tlill‘l'.
ll‘llllltltltll‘ lllltl otlu-r things too iiuiiii'ruus to
tncnllrn 'i‘lii‘ cuttipiiiiy w as so in nugtttt'nt-
t‘ll by Iilt' addition of “icon or l\\t‘llly
iiiyitcil gucsts. who llltl iitnpli- _ltl‘llt‘t‘ to llll‘
good things provulml. .\t lltt‘ conclusion of
tlit~ luiuiiliful rt-iiusl, toasts wcrc iithrt-il th'
fifilows ~

Isl. "'I‘lit'
li‘irc Illslll'dllt‘t‘ t‘ouipwny. \\'iulin-lil R “an
foi'il " .\lt‘ ”unfold. in it fi-w \ycll t‘liosrn

.
worthy I'nwi lt‘lll of I“:tll‘llt‘lil

fi-strttiuu of ri-uiril.
‘liinl. “'l‘hc Press of
\‘i-t‘y l|Ili‘]|.l\' ii-spiiiiilt-il In by .\ ll llyiiig
toii.uf llll‘ (idlt'llt‘.
llal. “ The l“;iiifli-lil t'niiiily ll:ii "

\\'iii ll ind -l .\‘iiii'h. :iiiui‘iicy
piiiy llc lLtiil n lllgll t‘Jlllltlillll‘lll to lllt'
tillli‘t'r‘llf lllt‘ t‘uiiipiiuv for lll‘ jtllii‘ious
niitiiugi-iiictit of its llll‘ill‘*.lllltl flitltl tliut
iiini'c l‘\{lt'l‘ll‘ll(‘t‘il i-flli‘idls might with profit
copy tl ilr cxriiiiplc.

41h. "Tito .\‘t‘t‘l‘t‘itif‘v lllltl 'l i'i‘nsui‘i-i‘ of lllt‘
l‘ouipuiu IIt‘lll)‘ ll 'l‘uim-r " .\Il‘ Turm-r‘s
ri-niurks wcri- liricf. on in: to ill] tittt‘otiifiil‘~
litlilc“l‘itlliicss.” lIi- llltltlt' sch-rail happy
hits. lltl\\'t'\'t‘l‘. which one loudly npplnuilt-d.

5th. “To tlii- lii'ultli iif I‘IV‘NIN‘VOF H. l‘.

Ely." .\lr lily w. ‘ llt‘\'t‘l‘ known to buck
itlii\\ll from rospuuiliii: to ll lotts‘l. "c said
llllll his i‘t-lutions with tlic t-iuiiiuiny iiiiil

with i's prrsidcnt. .\lr. Illufoi‘il. liml ula’nys
ltt't'll \‘t-i’y lilt‘llittlll. lllll ilt‘ lllllh‘il lit~ would
t-tijoy Hi my iiioi't- yours of llt‘llllll l\|ltl pros
purity.

titli. "'l‘lii' (‘iuiiiiivui t'otiiit‘il
(if Stiltllt NHI‘WIllli.u lit‘nlttllltlt‘l
t‘ouiii‘ilnr T l lliiyiiioiiil.

.\Ill‘l‘ tlic lousla hull lwcii drunk. Ill“ coni-
pziuy iiidulgt-d in fplcnsiiitl coiivt-rszillon un-
til night lir‘gall to draw llt‘l' silili- t‘l-Il‘ldillnl.
'l‘licn llxlllg thua l‘t‘lllllltlt‘tl. tht- guests rcluc—
tuiiily disporscil. l'ni‘liuiz stri-ngtlicuud iii lilt‘
bonds of fixilcriiitl uni ui. nod wishing pros»
pctity to NW coutpun‘. its i-tllccis. lllltl t“-
pccinlly thc l’t‘csidt-nt. \V. S. llutifoi'd.

iii' illt‘ t‘ity
lit liy

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Tu t)" [firmnr ql' 'l‘iit: Srzx'i‘ixui..

In your rcct-iit urticlcs on the Main stroei
Misc. I hiivo been highly plenst‘il with illt‘
fniincss with which you have truiitcd the
Slll'jtt‘f. and think you haw coinplctoly \‘in-
ilicntcd yourself. but tlici‘o am one or two
points still lct‘t upon which I would like in-
Itll‘llltlllllll and with your permission I would
proponud the following qucstious to Rev.
Ilciiiiis l‘lntl: First. Why does he make an
invidious distinction butwocn Col. t-k ll.
Suiniicr. of llrlilucport iind ll. Averill. of
lliiiihiiry. ast‘hiiirmeu of tho t‘oniinlttccs on
Main strcct improvement!l fill. Did not you
cxcrt your influence more potently on the
Awrill Committee. than the other. because
your case rcitcd with that Committee? 8d.
Why. in View of tho fiict that (.‘ol. Sumucr
hits hiid four times as much cxpericuco in
such matters as Mr. Avci‘ill do \you throw
out such it fling upon the former and such it
sop to tho luttcrr—wiis it not on account of
your pct‘sOllttl intcrcst Y «Alli. Whirl other
than n purely honest motivo consult im‘
note to any city ctlllk‘iul for their action iu
the titurcsuid matter 3 our. flow can we
tune any local inmrotwueuts in this city it
one until by setting liltius‘li w inmost
7 iii-u to the regularly constituted authortttm
oi the city. on outwit: their actions! out.
; should tho crunch to their limit» in to
l insist to b‘k‘fil mints. ho Mums“ by tho
«dorm oi: tin impound mutton 3 Armor.
3 sin-r to. “two outstrips would throw that
upon some mints that not tann- wcy who.

indium.
mWfl

It» or m om MW?“

two‘uiymr m pt Aunt room cun-
tnua‘mtton m the- lbw. Dumb Plant. “to
«unbound»? “Art am of instinct“ in
which new nation: m to rob
town“ now Motions mun.
Moons Milan in the mm of the
lion um minimum. nu h has
ten moddm suit worn M“! with the
mtwmflmtaw and «tinc-
ttce in the napalm aw would have bean
Miranda of “humanism. and blatant?
much am the Want luv. of mm
and Josiah pm to la. n‘thIli
towed tho claimant's: walnut! by Juan
liner \ohnvc m Wale Mina andro-
purw hi tho plain and mat inanim- Instead
of W“ with than on M ground
and «addendum» «aghast Mugs.
in tilt favor and again“ . Farr! and
Woods and other. would harp M made.

not about which in ma patios“
_, , ”will”! htpllg. flour
'7 burnt the last Moor any othar
t ultlaen of thla «w. hollow»

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

-bawho6nhadbutfor¢ho gu-
a'ii atom. mm“ undia-

Iaationa anion tho for

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'l‘nlilrs \yi'ri' l.‘|lll'II with cliii'luui. loh- .

 

aimliiglaa to the council whonic has “lb
lustly ninllcno-l. and to Judi}. filnor who
appointed tho two ouniplttm without any
truncation from tho vltyuitd lion in ma
disltttnrcstod manner show to thopuhlln how

abtuctlwhllo lilii adiolulu. nu era f
not. Tllt‘ nwwntt grandma tun
from sacred history with inucb'ttnctlon. as
though thorn could be no quostlon about
tho deliberate and guilty tuttllcii of tho
counllc in this iiiuttcr.whllo cvcry lllt‘lllltt‘t‘
of that body was acting dlnlntomtodlyln
thoprciulaoa. and ho was acting. as an in-
towated party and ii piild tutor-new. Dill
tho rcvnrcnd ironilcman over road in the littl-
tory from which he quotes. about. a inver-
end nontlcinnn who thanked God that he
was not ill other men worn. ctc.
Si‘tutao Ethnic.

--...-.‘..,. m.“

The New York World. wlrnlyconcluding
that a good muny people would like to town
the whole llccohcr matter in a uutvshcll.
sums it tip by ptintlng the following lottortt
Thi‘y Hl‘t‘lll to mow tho ground vcry fully
and. in tho light. of Mr. Bucchnr‘sstiitctttcnt.
lhcir algiiltli‘ttnco ls It‘lll‘ltllly uppttrcut :

'I‘iltou to Moulton.-—-Dccciubor. 1870. Six
months ago I learned front my wife that II.
W. Ilcochcr liitd dishonored my homo. I
can hear it no longcr. lliliig him to this
that I may lllt'lllltlll it to llitll.

'l‘. Tlltun.

Moultou tinlli-cclici'-~.liinuitry. it'll]. Til.
ton thinks you liuvc ruluctl his hitsluosa.
I’i‘oi-c yoiirst-lf his ftiiiud ittid it will liu till
right. You ciin stood on the truth.

Bl‘t‘t‘llt‘l' to .\loulton.—-Mny. 18T3. Pay
lo I“ I). Illnttlluu. for the lwncflt of Thou-
tloru 'l‘illon. flvc llltlllS'Il’ltI ilollurs.

II. \V. Bt‘f‘t‘llf‘l‘.
to llnm licr.—-.luiic. 1873. To ll
(il‘tlt‘t‘. nicrt'y untl pcucc. 'l'. 'I‘.

.._.._.__.———-
sum- .\‘cu's.

'l‘lic l‘t‘llllltlll of lllt‘ I“tflt‘l‘lllll (‘. V.
N- lirltl ul North ll ivcn. tlt‘\I Tuesday. thi-
‘intli lust.

'l‘lit- li:lllll|lllt‘l t‘illlliill of lllt‘ piililic ut‘ls
prism-ll by "I“ lust. lcgislatui‘o lilli llt‘t‘f) is.
sumt in t'tllltllll itiliilili' stylc from tho prt-ss
of Wilt-y. \\'iitcrin:tu tfi I'Litoli.

Tllliill
\V. ll.

Will

(‘liit‘kmplioliiii is lliv littlest thin: Hill has
lirolu-ii out in Milford. luslvnd of thc
(‘lllt‘lil‘lI it uttiiiilts lll!‘ tll\'lll‘l' wlicti lic lliitls

llll‘ fowl li:is lit- in stu‘i‘ii alriiirti ll.

'l‘lit‘ t'oiiiict‘tii-ul (Iii |l|’\‘ .\ssvli‘iutiott t't‘i
cliriilcil its st-vi-ntli ll“‘l|l"ll iit t‘otic's tlrot-c‘
ll~illfntd. tun titty

Sonic liuiulri-it and

it happenod that his Mm “awe-[I‘M .

tural Society will be bold In the town house
next Saturday afternoon.

v The “21%. E7. Society will vldtfihtt Sea

 
 

 

tilltt‘ca ' fittmttm . '
milk (Ill 1 rst wooing Sup 7 heirN

 
 

Miniafiti between?“ T
Bridgeport. and tutimutiqfii. of
mum aa we maimed tutti-0r anthem
ll‘a. The scorn standing 10 to 3.

Ttlstllly thn Horse Ftdr cmnmcnues him“
the Fulrtleltl County Trotting Park. It will
be continued Thursday and Friday. Our
livery stables are full of blooded stock.

The gymnasium animus in tin the fay-(in
lt‘ii'reanrt for )‘flll‘hfl‘flfl‘a‘ hm now. It h
warm. but tho mumhnra don‘t mire for that.
David III“ is said to cxucl upon the hurl
nontiil bar.

New (-‘a min».

.\lr. II. B. Iont is off on it visit to his
brother in Missouri.

Miilu St. and East Ai-c. iiro untlnrgoinn
thorough and much nt‘cdud rcpnli's.

Mr. Goorgo It. hIllnll iiiid fumlly. who
ll|\‘tl bccu spi'uding ti fi-w days at lhc amt
stdc. rcturncd on Monday.

(.il‘tlllgl‘l' (.‘umsti‘ck was so unfortunate on
Monday its to stiw his hand pt'ctty scvcrcly.
lie is however convulcsecnl.

l‘lvcrybody and thclr family wrll iittcnil the
fair and festival in tho ()poru lliiuse.Wudnes»
diiy rind ’l‘liursdiiy evenings.

lt‘ twi-r the young lllflll‘li of tho (longrcgit-
tloiml Society grtvc tbcii‘ host cll‘orls to ninko
lliclr fair it sticccas. thoy have done more
this tho". and whoever frills to attend. will
loan wlmt may be rogre‘ted for a life limo.

Mrs. Henry Flynn. uftcr niiiny months of
lilt‘ scvi‘rcst sittl‘ct‘itig.‘ tllt‘tl on Friday. and
lwr "‘lllltlllfl \vcri: followcil to the Roman
(itlllttlllt‘ (‘cuicti‘ry. in Norwnlk. by a large
i‘onc ttll'at‘ of nioitriiiui: frli'ntls. Sonic 32
' citrriiigt-s \\'t'll‘ couutcil lll tlic proi‘iissloii.

~>nnww

'l‘lit' I‘ltlltll iiicctiiig iit l‘irllt‘t‘k‘s (ltiiiii'ra
\t‘illoi'yiniw on Mobility of rich! wm-k. and
t‘tllliillllt‘ during the truck lllltl on Sunday of
tln- following wcck. li-irirc nuiulii-isof pct
pli- tlllt iivlmi lttsl your. and it is bi-licvml it
still grout-tr cum‘oursc will hr gillirrcil Io-
gt‘lltt‘l‘ lliis‘ yi'nt‘.

Mr. Thomas M. It‘iii'ity. .lr. whilc iroint:
from South Norwulk to “Mon Point. on
1‘llllffitlfl)’ of lust wot-k. wun ovorlukculiy
s-imi' rowdics.who succi‘od ln frightening
his house so thoroughly in: to nvcrturn tho
ciriirigt- iuid prccipitntc liliiisclf tiuil friend
to llll' around. 'I‘lit'y cisciiiwilficriotts injury.
lltl\\‘t'\'t‘r. but tho liorsc run. tltltl having

 

lit‘ls‘itns wrri- lllt‘<tlll‘ iiicltiili-i: niciiiliv'rs

iintl lllt‘ll‘ \\ it'cs.

'l‘lii-i‘i- \yi-rt- t‘lQlIl I'll iii-stiiii's for tlic It‘-
(‘l‘l‘llllt‘lltllll‘lll 1.. ill" I tilt ‘slitp Ml “'l‘ki
l’oiiit li'oii llll‘ 'l‘liiiil (‘iuici‘i‘wlounl llis-

lllt‘l this \t‘tl'. :iul tit-ii I“ 'I‘iiyl u. of \'\'il

 

l".iit‘fii lil t'oiiuly."

This 1
lonst brought forth ‘t llt‘tll lllllr spi-t'i-li fruit) I
for l‘ic t‘ ”It.

and tha’nlfi' would hav- Mum with

llill‘lllllt‘\\‘l.~"lllt't‘N‘tl liy lilt‘ l‘illllllllllt‘t‘ in
lt'liurgi' of llii- c.\ iitiitiulluu

\iurils. thuulu d lllt‘ coiiipuny for this lll-‘llIl-t

'l‘lic ri union of llll‘ "‘iittlc huiily. \\'lll(‘ll
\\‘.l.\‘ lllllllt'llt‘t‘lV ciijoyt-il lll ll iilronil tlrovv.
' \Vi‘sl lIu\'i'n. l isl )‘t' it . will lw lt“\t‘ ”ml with
. iippiirciitly cqlml r-lli't" ss it \\'.i\'crly thin-c.
‘ .\‘i-pti-Iiilirr ‘3 l. I’l'tft'sh tr Lucius V. 'l‘iittlc.
inf \\'t‘\‘.l‘-\' Ill l' -l\‘t'l\ll\'. (l iiu. is t‘XlH‘t‘UMI

tn t‘t-lit’i-i llll' :Itlillt‘~~ Iil lllhllll‘li'd It yit-w of
illt‘ l.||llll ..
Tim M fill it lll'll illlllt (‘ouipiity hua

just l'tl‘ ‘l\'t'il :iii it"lt‘l fi-r sly t-lt-gmt t‘wt‘r
titan silri-i' flrv two of tlictlluf
'I‘Ill‘w stir. till I fol tun sli t\\ l‘ or slit-tics."

illllll'tt'l..

Sultziiliu't'. l.i ii.i. llltti .ll‘i‘ to lu- list-ii itt lllt‘
ohm-nuns of u foruim' tlllllilltl. lt‘ruuciscn
I‘i‘lt‘l‘V-lll Vulnti l-- The
“i $til|il

S illlt‘ \\‘t't‘l\‘~ nun lit"
in: lill‘lllt'i.‘ in Now ltll\'l‘ll. iiiiiucl Hutch»
his~. chip-ml with .‘lll iiiipi i‘iiiiioiis t':iipi-iitr'r
and $1.0m) of hcr husband‘s llltlllt‘V.
\\‘llt“|l~ullth|k Hill“ of MT ll't‘r «littlglilcis
with lll‘l. 'l‘lit‘ ilistricli-d llll‘lllllltl rttppoaiiii;
thc gi'titli‘ llllll' iroiit- to ‘liltiriqo. pill tlit~ pw
lit-c on llll‘ ulcrt iuid u'cnt lll pursuit. lIc
could tlud nothing of IIN‘I". S-rturdny sho
l‘t‘illlllt‘tl with licr child but not with illt‘
mutiny. lli-r litisbuitil foruuyu licr niitl look
llt‘l' llllt'l\ to his Iltllllt‘.

\\ No of .~i urnt‘ci‘ ll»

'I‘hc rt‘t‘t‘lll strike of tlic ultlltl opcrullycs
lluuhuui‘s \\‘ttitlt‘l\ mill at I’uptontioclt
tWiudsort was am act of gallantry. it scents.
'l‘lic \\‘lli:t‘.\‘ of sonic of lltc girls luid been ro
duct-d. lici‘itusc tlicy \\'t‘l(‘ \yiistcful. which
vcxcd the own so that the-y not only stitick.
but Wouldn‘t allow the girls to work. 'I‘lio
stt‘ikcrs were an tlircutciilug “I one tiuic thitt
thc basics lind to pull out their rnvolt'ora.
'I‘lic tivu lll‘filt‘tltlt'l‘d. who wcrc uricntcd.
lltht‘ coiiipronilsctl by paying the costs of
prosecution.

'l‘hc Bi iiluvpot't Sliluditrd snys : “A young
Pillitltltllillltlll tll school in New London ho
cuuw lltilllt‘SiOk. it wook or two ago. turd star-
tcd {bi home on foot. slcoplug in burns and
station houses on tho. way. On arriving
tin-re llt‘ found that his inuthcr Illltl gone to
New London. so he stnrtcd bitch on his ri-..~
turu trip on foot. Ilia nrrlvcd in this city.
footsurc and weary. hunt Siturday. and
stopped for it fair tlthS‘ rest with n relative
in East Bl‘ltlgt on t.

The largest settlement of tho liid‘iniis in
Connecticut. was probably in Slinsbury.
The town was settled by the whites in 1515.
The block~house stood within fifteen rod: of
wheat the dorms now arc. and records
Show tliiit the village wus burnt March 26.
um. by order of King Phillip. suchciu. w ho
sat on the mountain where the tower nou-
stands. alloying the dostructlou of the
minimum 02 tho English The mountain
was owned tutor blur. and hats Nor since
been known in tho bonds on Mount Philip.

"N t‘itr of Mo. which ran down it
_ semi-on boron: tron Norwich to .\‘ow
; \‘vrk. “Milto- night. narrowly «cowl rm
this into sooth“. tho Mary Minn. t

m ought. “new ‘3“ no wind that lawn.
wit this not“ our third with sailing mm
“m IWflVtMMW who“
mimmmmumoumm
“that button worm tum ammo
tho. pilot oi tbs M m within
twuty not of thc aim «the was sumo-it.
tutti hit-twin bi rim to wt a natural.

“to «mm to! tho no treatment (team
“mm Mitt a reunion at Mutation

mum». M ml to holdtliclr that
mater». August It. mm m to to
WM by tho mm “is follow
woman»: mm mm
N no min my NJIXEMy
president: In. Hoary not. blow I.-
Maey and humanity onto yttrium
doutai hm. 1". My new: 1'. ti.

‘M; malaria *6? anne-
iuoata tor tho but reunion. Hunt. Ootin
um. titan. It. smith. Eat William.

N00”.—
77 Btlla Carlin and lady stopped over Suits
day in Sahtoia. ' “ " " ' ‘ “"

7*:th “I“ mitt arid? thé satin are

 

'I‘livy ilrl‘ fili- 'lm S ici iy ll liit' ciiiiipilti‘l of .

\\'lltllt‘ iil‘c \’:llllt‘ti -,

Tllr ‘

Norwich. 3W.W§R§ ma mm?

' myrrh tram mmwmmm

w. haw not w 'a calf loading Laos. .,

 

‘ sinus-hint l p tho liiiuguy prt-tty thoroughly.

“its t"lll§lll llt‘Ill‘ llll‘ I“i\'t‘ .\lilt‘. Illvt‘r ulc-
E pol ’l‘olniiiy ilwi‘l \yzim In ri in tiny morc
; lIl pl‘t‘st lll
i .0.

“clhl'l.

“union is not \'c:\' L'Htl l. iiltliougli lliclt'
lllt’ over till! t‘fllltllllllt‘l’w‘ fr Illt I):iiiliitr_\'.iliiily._

t‘ pl. N. M Smith and H. E. tlluistcnil.
of Norwu‘lt. liiivi- lir~=~ii Sgt'WItll'I: n fcw iluys
llt‘l't‘

(‘0 A, Tilt I‘t‘gllllt‘ltl_:lrt' diil'in: nightly
Ill pit-puri- for lllt‘ l'llt‘alllll‘llt'll'.
'I‘licy :trt‘ in good ilisi'ipliiw.

'I‘lii- butters of (I ll lliir.iiil'a and (‘olc .k‘,
.\iiil-li-r’s .\ltii'tS. plivi-d ii game of litui‘l‘all
lust 'l‘ut-sdtiy, tllltl llurinl s lllt‘ll limit lllt‘lll
It is ll. ll. "It the brain lfllrt‘.

l‘ titling

li.iill_\'.

tl llciictlii‘l sh (‘o ‘s but fiiiislicrs (‘lL‘Il'
l ii ccd (‘olc & Anililcr‘s and (l. llumnt‘sfitr
l‘lll'l'l to pliiy it g-iuii‘ of basic lulll Satin-tiny.
lllltl :iil wuxml to the how of 7t) to ‘39.

.\lt-ssi‘s. tlillwrt & llro. linvc just compli-t-
(“l :i llltllls‘iiill fur tlmirgo ('tlll‘| of tlic fiim
«if t‘uli‘ t§ .~\It\lil r II is into «if Illt‘ flttcsl
in town. 'l‘hiiy iirc drivin; lithium“. buying
now sl\ humans uml ‘l' wuv. and are to com~
llll Ill‘t‘ twin more this truck.

.\‘Niiii-Jt
----- r-&oo—————~—

It'owuyfmt.~

Mr. John Lownds hits nit-cu uttt tho (tnnt
tract to Mr. E. Smith for building his new
t‘csidciicu ncar lower dock binding. Wc hour
the contract is for $8.600.

Mr. (‘hnrlcs Luwutls is making it good and
pi'ruitutcnt inipruveincnt in building it dock.
and grading into it smooth lint-n lllt‘ ground
from his housi- to tho river.

Mr. A. L. V'iiiidci'hilt has tlic pci'iiiisslon
of the New Ilavcn Il. R. Co. to open their
drain ucur thc tlopot.ao that the awninpncnr
by may be pct mnucntly-drnlncd.

Col. Sicphcn Raymond‘s new sloop will
be finished this full. The mast rind spars
are nearly finished. Ilcr name will be the
Chit-f of llviwnylou. She is tlfty tuns hur—
thcn.

Mr. Townsend. supposing that he could
tlsh equal to Mr. F. Zittcl. liircd n boutetnd
went out. He came back with no fish. and
managed to let his bout :0 adrift. The next
day he outdo the following entry to his pro-
tlt nudloas accounts—Ono 13 foot bout. *1
per foot. .18.——Doud loss.

The .Biiptlst and Mt-thudlst Swictlcsut
this place. joined together and had a social
picnic. on the 13th huh. at “on. Vincent
Collyur‘s Grove. on Contentment lslurid. It
flaunt great sums. About 350 persons.
young and old. were there. all in their trap
[that mood. Provisions of tilt kinds were
it: abundance. We wore glad to meet our
old trioul. Rev. Eben Raymond unit wife.

HQ." -

IMM‘Q‘

Th0 kaudixls «and kittxd‘tdu‘ta how own it

“a forum within. and worst rota»
- mam rouriui win.

It“- A~ F. Mitt. of NEW NW‘M
st tho first fimmtkmal thumb but mu—
titty mourn tutti timing.

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filthy- crowded;- omylmbr and bin with out
"r all thou- robutwo “to out tor a milk.

“to Ron. hold hymn. of WW‘
sis. autumn! tho Nuthatch?“ Show
Mum to clot wmsm

with w cut tho Wot the Somme;

be so kind its tort-amt» Swami!“
tho WNW tom of this News to M
~ am 3%“
l Nahum mutual nun dbl. on.
waist-dimummmm minimums
announce of this mum of “million
the my» ‘t‘tutt Mil.

moonlit tit on Catholic m and
Sunday school. on Saturday hat. '9“ the
law at unkind Mthhm M
was iii the cwr two swam
ohtltilrca. tho girls all bot»: M in which.
and thaw: marina white 3km “my
mull ii In W

“The barbershop: worn open on Sunday
by impala: 0t tha wanton truth to
o‘ototik. Samarium w. ham tho um

 

atoll- fellow attlt. Tim ta coming back to
thwarting anoint whorl :wc smut
with who tho tam! it: notion.
uranium ‘7 Marianna“.

0m stow Saturday “out“ were mun

Thfimtorfimpa-lng through the car.
“Willa that he wanted togetn
h ‘t. fin arriving there. ho aald
' ‘ momentum lived. n._

 
 

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ta ..
acut buck Sunday e

 

tohghunic. '“
(town inciting was held here 1‘ ay
afternoon for the purpose of oonsldcrln’ the
expediency of ufl‘crlug to W. A. is A. M.
White an inducement to rebuild their fan-
tory lately destroyed by tin. clthur by an
appropriation of money or by an abate‘
merit of their titans turn term of years. A
‘vuto waaii‘tfiirod to pay the firm the aunt
they pay in taxes for five yo'ira if' they
would rebuild. Aftcr a warm discussion of
tho qu cation. the meeting votocl to adiourn.
FELIX.

Q..“‘"

3m infarct.

Rev. Dr. John Lord. a resident of this vil-
burials now favoring hla follow-townarnnn
with a course of lcctiires on prominent Bib-
llciil (thoracic-rs. 0n thc evening of Sunday.
the 1st lust..liis suhjtict wits Musca.in which
ho gave it graphic delineation of the life and
chiiructcr of that eminent mun in n uric: of.
\\‘t\l‘tl*lltllllllllfl§. which for over an hounheld
u tit-lighted audit-non in rapt. attcntion. and
mold not have failed to hurt! impressed all
with fresh and lasting oonccptionri of the
gritntlenr and cacollcnco of the character
dcscrllicd. Never before did we realize the
immense obstacles Moses had to overcome.
and how complete he was master of every
altiiiitlon. us while listonlng to that address.
0n the owning of Sunday. the 16th. the
Doctor took Job for his subject. and by a
\‘cry thorough analysis of the book which
hits his nantc. he gave us a view not only of
.luh its tlic grout central character. but also
of his wife as a shrew; of his three mistak-
cn frii-iida. who came to comfort him in hia
sorc afflictions; of thc confident young theo-
lognc. Elihu. who set himself above all but
who sliowcil that he had yet much to learn;
of the address of Jrliovah and its ctl'ect.and
flII‘Il concluilt-d with iiuch priicticul lcsaona
iis wrre clciirly taught by the whole subject.
Thc lccturt-s nru iltlivcrcd to the members
of the Bxiptlst.Uiuigri'gutionnlist and Presby-
tcrtun congregations. and in their rcspcctive
cliiiiclit-s. The ncxt in the course is to be
given on Sunday ovcning. the 23d lush. in
the Presbyterian Church. Subjmt. David.
Ilt tlic liusincsn world I iiottcc tliiit L. II.
lluilhutt. who tins curilcd on a somewhat
catcusivc business in the line of merchant
tiiiloiingr and men's furnishing goods for
sonic thiitccn yours. has sold out to his son
and lll‘tllllt'rtllldtflV. W. L. llurlhutt and tiliv
\‘t'r Lockia-imd. The now tlrrn continue the
business iit lllt' old stand. and Mr. Iliirllitttt.
Six. l‘t‘tlllllllh‘ iii chiirgc of the cutting dcpnrt-

lllt‘lll. “

“'~ 90.
DARIIN.

Large upplts are selling at fifty cents a
linshcl.

Edgar IIttil‘F has taki-n u trip up tlic Slit:
pull)! Valley.

The full ll‘l‘l“ of Fitch's “our School
will lit-gin Sept. :1 I.

Mr. Andrew Wiitcrliury‘s
Ct‘lllltk‘ll'd this “(‘I‘k.

'I‘lic llinlry Brothers iinvc ciimmcnccd
iinothvr house upon their property.

l-‘cvcr and itgiic it prcviilcnt. iind Chas.
llatcs. .lr.. hits g'll,‘Clll bud. Poor Churlca

Tlit't‘otiirrcizutiirril Sunday School hold
llll‘il‘ pit'tiit‘ lit-It “'cilnvsil-ty. on (lrcnl
Isliititl.

tlur entcrprizin: rind industrious citizcn.
Mr. Worth-n. h-is (lltt‘tlml a barbi-r shop in
the rooms adjoining the llRI'HBSS‘HIlIkO‘r.

During: tho shower. on Saturday last. a
tactic trcc in front of the dwelling occu~
pit-d by I". Watcrhury. at West Duicn.
was struck. The house wnajnrrcd consid-
i-rithly. and it quantity of i‘riickcry tlt‘lll'lf-

(‘t‘lltll‘ was

nlizi-tl.

'l‘hcchurcli-going public. will have no
opportunity to cnjoy a plcusant occasion
and contribute to a good object. by utten~
tliiigthc fnlrof the I’resbytcrinn Church
which will tnkc plnco at Fitch‘s Hall. on
\\ t‘tl ncsilny and Thursday ncxt. under the
mtspiccs of tlic lndics of the congrcirution,

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Nit. Andrew S. Nash has n fowl curiosir
ly of an almost. uiiprcccdcntcd character.
About five years ago he raised a chicken
which behaved itself with propriety dur-
ing its chickcnhood. tind also for two or
more years of hcnahlp. laying eggs. hatch~
ing chickens and performing the other du-
ties of ii wellamguliitcd lit-n. The flock
which she ran with was dcprlvod of it:
roosters about two years ago. Some time
after which Mr. Noah had his attention at.
tractcd by an unusual sound among that
flock. and. ttpan investigation. found that
it procccdcd from said hen‘a accruing Ito
niiilie frantic cfl‘orts to crow like a rooster.
which after awhile she succeeded in no
cmnpllshlng. Upon closer examination of
the creature he found the wattle of one
ride commencing to elongate. likewise the
spur on the leg of the opposite side. These
have increased so that now they present
the appearance of those of the male. and
recently dip opposite spur has commenced
to grow. Now the question ta what is this
thing? It was a lien. that is sure enough.
but it begins to look very like it mm
now. find in some respect: ‘it certainly acts
like ouc.

 

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“VIM .huf“h Milk of
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in ~ . m. i; _
MWW"MT uta. Int-
lla Walnuts. kart Nuts. Almonds.

Roasted Poanuta. etc.. at J. E. Smith‘s.

(1" C. B. D‘Artoia bar a prime article of
mixed candtu at 40 cents per pound. ll
Mineral water on (in ht. also a
trig-of bottled water at S chk‘s.
altlama Lave Sacqucs and Shawls. iit
munch Co. .. ,W. .... .. , . . . .
Four] bottles Laundry film: for
85 eta. at F. A. ‘ollaa 00.

mm» Gone Feather-a tit Buckingham:

Furniture Store.

U‘ Linen Drill: and Savoy Linens. for
Men's and Boys‘ wear. at Ethan d: Co‘s.
Ever uliiltc for parties is prompt-
lygpplled yméz. B. D‘Artols.

 

MARRIED
(in the 15th inch. Chan. W. Sulth. of South Nor
walk. to Min Emily ll. Rina. It! New film.

 

Adana!
andllln It!

0 E 0 R G E W .
and it in nxpoctod that the am will be “parlor to.
an: the A .

 

.mu. F.M.A. Roma. 1874

'1‘"! EIGHTH

, :AIIIIIIALOLAM nan:

drums ASSOCIATION,

Gregory’s Point. N9PWIIR, CL,

intuit. AUG. 27, it

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gnat tawny-«mot: have barn ma.»

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most: I: ' unborn
“a“. 3' M (‘MINL

The critics am out- wlll be an mud l
vo complete When“. The clania‘Sillill if

no
“antic-porno») airport-lulu: of the retort-nod

v

HOOPER,

adulation havo uwr enjoyed

“Await—Junta a coupotcut out! pracu- WILLIAM A BRIGGS. n W l \PLE’s‘
oat luau t eatahllah a factor to malt. Int-clan 00ft ‘ m“ ' ‘. ‘ ~
and it!!! felt tiara. None need apply unloa- thnrongb~ dent. Ml”!

 

I bl . Addrul HAITI
In?" a jStatlou C.. New Yak?“

MISS HOGAN'S
SCHOOL!

The Fall Term of this wheat boglna on Holiday.
Saptorubcr Nth. 18‘". ‘1—9

MISS STEVENS

will re-open her

Family and Day School,
THURSDAY. DEPT. IOIII, 1874.

Thorough Instruction In nil branches of English Ed-
ucation. Mao.

anwlnx,Palntllu, language-gluon.

OBJECTwDRA‘VING. made fit specialty.
Rudiments rcccive particular attention.

A n n R r: s 8::

MISS HELEN I. STEVENS, Principll;

NOR“‘ALK. CORN. it:

The EllhtllfAnnllal cram. Billie

Fort FAT arm LEAN MESA
Will be held at the Grgvn House. Norwalk.

T1103!" Y, All G. III... 187‘.

Dancing Day and Evening. 2

Music by the South Nor-walk Quadt‘llle
Band.

 

 

 

 

hO’I‘lCB.

Pursuant to an order from the Court of Probate
for the District of Namath will be nold It public
rule to the lit hcat bidder. on the Slot day of Anguat.
1874. at to o‘c. ock. forenoon. tnnleu previous! div--
posed of at private lat ) all the roll estate ed

y Hiram S. Brown. an nsolvnnt debtor of Norwzlk.
Ill laid diatrtct. in trust for the benefit of his credit.-
on. Sale to uka lace on the remiss: in said Nor‘
walk. Terms an a known at t are of rule.
GEORGE E. LOCNSBL‘RY.
Dated at .\‘orwalk. Aux. Nth. 18H. Trnatce. 9?

A RARE CHANCE!

To make money in now offend. in bnvlnzFlrat-clm

Building Lou. 'clegantly inc-kid on ‘ don Bill.

;«;mma3dtng a fine view of Lou; ,Ialand Sound for
ty in en.

4 Lou fronting on
1 Lot .. ..

 

tlmwood Avanu.
Golden Hill St.

5 Lots “ “ Summit Street.
Ternia mmhlc. For fnllrrticulm onquln of
1‘ AS. K DOT‘A .
or n. H ILWELL.
South Nor-walk. Conn. 97

 

 

POINT IMPERIAL,

WKSTPORT. 0088.. t acres. to now ol‘ered for
Illlt‘ at a \‘cry low price. It would make a line loca-
tion for a gentleman‘s rostdoncepr: umplnsmund
with plots for cottages. or picnic cmunda or alum
mcr n-aort. or for a public garden and cemetery. Aa
Point Imperial corn inc: adv-um not found in
any othi-r plat-c. this in a rare chutce for warrantin-
IELVILLI IRA or

or. Apply to 3. .
JACOB 3L LAYTON.
96-99 South Nomlk. Conn.

T0 TIIE PUBLIC!

Having furnlabcd my one. with the latest 'and
most Improved Dental Appliances. 1 am now enabled
to offer my professional services fur card. at prices
within the mach of all. Please call and ascertain
for yourselves beforc. going nlscwhcre.
Tum. E. SWIFT. D. D. 8..
95 Norwalk. Conn.

 

We have decided to close out

our entire Stock 0!

“WALL PAPER.

80 OFFER

FOR 30 oavs
To Cash Customars
THE FOLLOWING Fluvuit

Brown 7 eta

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Bul
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Blame ' .

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20m

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ran-nerd County

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

TI! 3 Tlll.TI'-"UII‘II

ANNUAL FAIR

WILL BF. HELD AT

N OR‘V’ALI‘I,
coxusxcnvo
TI' E SDAY. SEPT. 15?“.
mama

SATI’RDAY. SEPT. 19m.

PR 0 (s i AM one
MONDAY-

Thc building will be open thin day for the retro
tion of Musical lnotrnmuiu. Carriages. Sewing

Machine. and lcultnral Implements. Tm
Wu hart: will also be open for the reception or ar-
c

roman.

All articlm for competition. except live I! k

and hon-ml. «intend for speed. ran-t bmngh‘icin

and "tend upon tho Society‘s book! daring the
V.

was “DAY .

nutrition of Outta. M Swine und Poultry.
Entrlea a; i- eta crock lull? be nag: being to
o‘clock. . on. by. pout Ibo! be
“u ' Alla-rd slated for competition
o‘cloc

em.
romain over infll may afternoon at 1
I. autumnal the Society. At
10 o‘clock. A. haw. I! Ilse anrdlng wm'
IIIMC. except on on tor-no out colts. will

neet at the Secretary‘- oflc! m: to r
needing to tholr duties. Also on M is‘ $3.1
premiums. Cl». 8. three and IOU-nu colts.

“armour.

Exhibition of Golding; luc- ud Gotta. encu—
ed for mutton and not tor apoad. Such anti-its
mutt be made boron to o‘dmk.A.l. The in
will mount the Secretary‘- ofloa on that day at

. on of such
atock will corn-once. Alto on y speed
genitalia. Clue Q. fatal Samaria. and also for
more: t"1nd Gelding: that hare never beaten thn-c

nu

FRIDAY.

Exhibition of Clad”. The beat double team:
ownodand hop! in the county. “d driven finds»
«an adonbloteain. Mac for her-ea own Ind.
kept in the county that have never beaten 8:50.

“TU “DAY -

Exhibition of Chas S. The futon double
tuna—open to all. A!” the hotel! dub: ho ms

to oil.
A: I! o‘clock. noon. the premium. aa twat-dad
by the Committee. will be denim; that which

the to: will be open for mu having attic!
in t building to more than. and no articl:
must be removed without metal par-loot!» from

the name! thosocl pnv'louauonld thin
The railroad! in tho my will curry toned
from tho all articlea for alibi

that tree of
charm.
‘I‘lckou into the oudm 350cm
Chllduu‘o eh I: Guru; Tam Tickets hilt!
Single and Doubts on. Men. :5 Cents.

Per-Iona cut-til: article. for exhibition onLv. in
the binding. as entitled to on. static Ad utulon

“maniac raw to .
Ilorahalz‘l. at. war I u “
Wt. boom 1» 2,50".thqu

t

Wait to W ill
gnaw-copy tfiardw‘vwrumt and Idn-Q‘c“ gills
W on «Wu. tho ~int u o! 80

 

NOTICE!
AWIWOI the

F airfield County Agricultural Society

thhddltm;

'1‘ 0 W N n 0 ‘U S E w
m
NORWALK,
0» Saturday, Aug. 82‘. 1874,
at: o‘elonlJElifuth': “run-fig:
an. an. in. wit.

W.D.
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REAL BARGAINS

wo—
DISCOUNT

FOR CASE!

3. I. IOOI'OOD.
Minimum

 

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