p.
' The meeting is expected to be one of mm»
.; blot. not ”enable has been brewing ever
7 nmrmm
,m’eaauau'aaarlyabeur .. -~
tattle!!! the Moritvvotefies,“ thi wil-
settle the whole‘rnatter and public water be
M at once. Let it be fairly Bhdeb
deedthatmeptaneeof tbeblil passed by
our legislature. and which will be found on
the first page of this have, does not aettlethe
qmdwamu no water at allpbut
“gives the city power to introduce wa-
- tor thh year. next year or at any future time
whenever the voters may direct. By votins
“no” andrniecting the bill. public water can
never be introduced into our city except by
gotta: through the tedious operation again of
obtaining the legislative permission. Our
advice inset wisely in the matter, vote “yes"
mt londay. and settle the water question
at your leisure._ ' '
m
The Palm Phalanx go to \Villlmsutlc
Wednesday. Oct 14th on a grand excursion.
Guizot. the eminent statesman and writer
died at bin residence in Paris. on the l3th
inst.
The great Nemgansett park horse fair
commenced yesterday and will continue
three days.
The third triennial reunion of the society
of the Anny of the James will be held in
New York On the Elsi. of October next.
Gen. J. R. Hun-icy is president of the so
cicty. and a larger meeting is expected than
ever before.
The Connecticut State Fair is to be held
Charter Oak park. Hartford. on the 92.11 23,.1
2l.th and 25.th inst. $0.000 in premiums
wilt be awarded to the varioustclnsses of cat-
tle. horses. sheep. swine. poultry. fruits.
flowers. agricultural products etc. Pntpara‘
tions are in pram-ens to make this the most
successful ever held in the state.
The forty~tblrd annual exhibition of the
.kmcricanvlustltute Fair. was formally
opened Wednesday. the 9th of inst. by an
address from Nathan 1“. Ely. president of
the boardnf managers. All the space in
the immense building has been engaged. and
hundreds of appltcations for room refused.
The exhibition this yeur will surpass any
ever given by the institute. A sight of the
beautiful tounuin in the centre of the
building is alone worth the price of adults.
stun.
The great stallion race for the champion-
vhip of the l'ultcd Staten. ten thousand dul~
lit-s. and four gold module. trotted at Mys~
tic Park. Tuesday wit witnessed by the
largest crowd ever L‘llllli’l‘t‘ l at a race course
in this country. upwards of tltlrty thous ind
people were present. The noted stallion.
“Smugrzlcr,” was the winner 1 best time.
2:20. Among the entries were the “'1‘“
known horses. Phil Sheridan. Thomas Jt~f~
fewer), Mnmbrino Gift. )‘currmught. (lcnct.
Vermont. and Rex Patent-n.
The National Council of the (‘otlxrcgulinu‘
al churches of this century will hold its tri~
cranial meeting at New Ham-n. Supt. 30th.
sitlcrlblc itnrmrtmu-c. The first lllL‘t‘llllg“
of Councils of this character were occrtsimr
nl. Two such meetings were held. one at
Albany. in 1872. another at. Btlsluu. in 186:}.
The last meeting. of this body was held nt
Berlin.0ltio. lu lS‘l. when it was resolved
that thereafter a Sunday meeting should be
held every three years. The formation and
regular meetings of this Council are regur‘
ded as tokens of the progress of the Con-
grcgational churches. which by their polity
are somewhat isolated from each other. to
wards coherence and solidity of organizm
tion. The delegates from the Fairtlcld
West Consoeiation rtre Rev. Edwin John-
son. of Bridgeport; lion. A. I}. Woodward
of Norwaik. (relocates. Rev. Edward S.
Ranken. D. 1).. Of Pnirficld; Fretlcrcck t}.
Mmunnd. of Southpurt. alternates.
We copy the following announcement
and programme of the meeting:
Tu xarroxst. CONGRIGATIUNAL ('tll'Xt‘lL
Five hundred delegates are expected at
the National Congn‘gn'innnl muncll to meet
at the Center church. \‘cw It won. Septem-
\ her 30th. The exercises open with a ser-
mon by Dr. Storrs of Brooklyn. The rec-
trlsr session oftbc council will continue
lhmuxh the week‘ Papers will be read as
folk)!!! :—
Tbe'Rcv. Zachary Eddy. D. D. of Detroit.
upon “The occasion: of imp-t for an innue-
dlulc general etTusinn of the ll lLy Spirit."
The Rev. J. Ii. Dwincll. D. 1).. of Cali-
fornia. upon the “Fellowship of‘tht-
Churches."
The Rev. President Smith. D. D. of
Dartmouth cellcge. upon the "internal Spit;
itttnl Condition of our Colleges.” ”
The Lion. Henry F. Hth‘niutf New Inn
don. upon “Sabbath Schools. City Missions.
and Similar Agt'nt‘ies.“
The Rev. W. ii. if. Murray of Boston,
u n"'l:he Power of the Pulpit over the
M
The Rev. l’r-‘sidertt Faircllild. I). ll..t\f
Oberlin. Ohio. no "The Character Essen-
tial to the Religion which will take strong
hold of the American People."
The long-thundering political troubles in
‘ Louisiana have at length reached it climax
and broken forth in riot and revolution.
The whole matter seems to lie in a nut
hell. At the last state election. the result
’vas disputed. whether the Kellogg or the
hasticket was elected. But Kellogg by
fraud and intrigue got the certificate of
election and was inaugurated Governor.
W by President Grant and the 1‘. S
has» Lam Honda)- tbe Penn faction made
attack on the Governor,raiaed barricades
.. ‘5“ and rented the opposite party
”I ”and bloody fltrbt. many being
.Hld and wounded. Kellogg fled to the
M- Eeue. the State House was taken
, fl 5’ the Faun militia. and
“I took the nine of government.
m
‘ Datum Wm Sermon—The clvll
‘tllwhich proposes thccompulsory
. ' aft-ink and white pupils in Southern
‘ do. let meet with much approba.
‘ at“. MleutSenator Brown-
‘5' an. end aaaam that the recent
Mus-maddewtuo be him
ka-naxt My. Sous, however, seem '
the .
hand. were congregated the high ind low.
richend poor.all seemingly intent on one
object—enjoyment. The occasion was an
excursion on the New Jersey Midland railv
way and . steamer Americas. gotten up
through the inatrumentality of Capt. Fred
Perkins. one of the most successful aadl
deservedly popular steamboat managers in
the country; “ At an early hour we hastened
to the docket Jemey City to witness the
embarkatian of the excursionlsts. and to
take passage for fair toured Reckoner.
Presently the Americas hove in sight and.
wnsaoon alongside the dock awaiting the
arrival of the excursion train. Prenlptly
ontime the train. numbering eight passen-
ger cars, came thundcnlng along to the sta-
tion and unloaded its freight of joyous hu-
manity. Then all was excitement and con-
fusion; but. under the leadership of Capt.
Perkins. assisted by the railroad oillclals. or
der was soon restored and the vast compo-
ny were safely transferred to the steamer.
“All aboard! Gust oti‘ the linml“ and we
are steaming down the bay. (loco under
Way the next thing in the order of businees
was it pcrnmbulatlon of the boat by all
hands to seek old acquaintances. form new
ones. and to take a general survey of {01'
low passengers. Being in duty bound to
conform to the programme. we “pcmmhtr
latcd“ and found the company to be com-
posedJudging from appearances. of ladies
and gentlemen of intelligence and refine»
nicnt. One remarkable fact was developed.
viz. the most beautiful indies hailed from
New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Perhaps
we ought to stute in this enuncctioa that
there was a larue delegation of fair ones on
board from New York and Brooklyn. We
had the pleasure of meeting it. ll. Chip~
tuna. Esq. general freight nnd passenger
agent: of the New Jersey Midland railway.
and W. E. Lewis, 1551].. superintendent of
the same road. 'l‘hcsu gentlcuwunrb pOSV
sensed of rure social qualities. and to their
genial humor is attributable much of the
day‘s enjoyment. We also met Wm. ll.
5‘. Eat}, of Brooklyn. is member of the
Brooklyn yacht club. To the courtesy of
this gentleman we are indebted for much
inforrnntiuu us to points of interest on the
route.
The sail from New York to Rockaway is
delightful. For a long distance we have in
full view the diversified scenery of Jersey
shore. We was Sittlctl lsbtud. Governor‘s
Island. (lowauum Bay Ridge. Fort Lately
one where so many “ rut treason bent" tlur~
log the great rebellion “etc incarcerated.
Fort Hamilton. the Narrowsfluamutinc ls.
lands. Kcyport. l‘tu‘t Muutuuutlt. Sandy
Hook Point. where there is n slt‘dlltlmttl
dock and l‘ttlll'uutl tll‘ptrl. Front this [lullll a
roud runs to Long lirnucb. u distance of
50?”! miles. “'c also pass the Highlands of
chcrsitlk. rind Slitcu'sbury llivcr noted for
its extensive fishing facilitivs ttttd flue uys~
tcrs. (ln lllt‘lt‘ll of the Narrows. leaving
Furl lltllllllltlll. we puss Iltth \lllt‘ll‘ are at
number of splendid private residences.
among which are these of Barney Wilt
linms lllltl lixdlnyol“ illiutltvl‘. Neur in
lhllt is Grow-send. a favorite resort for tlslr
ing par-tins. regattas. etc. At this place the
celebrated llruuklyu \‘uvhl (‘lub hold their
tlllllllrll t‘r‘gttllrl :md cluu bike on llw‘dtlll
lust. 'l‘llt-n Clllllt‘h‘ t‘tulcy island. famed for
its tlm- bench and when: parties of a pro‘
miscuuus clutruclct “ must docuuurcuutc.”
Next \\'t‘ puss llorknwuy Shoals and ll ll'. it
short intricate llllr‘éttgt‘. Knowing“. lmwov-
or. that an cxpcricnccd and careful pilot was
at the helm. no {out of danger was expul-
lt‘nt‘t‘ll in pruning this point. Further on in
the left is Barren Island. it sort of modern
(lehcnun. where putrid carcasses from the
city are brought to be transmocritlvd. Still
further on is llztllle Bar. at iltllml l‘murt for
Sllcepsbead fishermen and sportsmen. A
few minutes sail and we pass the first lamb
in;' on Rnckuwuy Bench. llcrc is located
the Neptune llmlsc. n llllt‘lltlltl kept by
Alderman lit‘kcrt. of Brooklyn. Soon we
l’puvrv
arrive at tltctertuirius u! the Autericus'
ruttn and :tllltunds l‘uxlml l‘nrtlu‘ urine
plank in t-ugcr llrtrlt‘ to reach {c.2343} .r-‘rma.
At this landing in it good lltllt‘l. a dancing
plntforul. and til-‘ltly n baud of music was
in attendance. A part of the company ro—
mnlnt‘d ttt this place, but it lurge ill-‘Utll'lly
took the cars for the third and list landing
about one mile didnut. Here we found u
good lmlcl. tl‘dllt‘lllg plutfurm. bath lmtlSt s
and till the conveniences of a first clues \vn~
wring place. In a twinkling. us it were.
the puny was divldcd and allll- tivided. some
taking to the dancing platform as naturally
as ducks to lllt‘ water. while others took it
lice line for the built homes preparatory to
a plunge into the bt‘iuy deep. And then
the attentive luv. N and happy llllDthllS.
how they lllllll‘tli‘t‘tl this glorious npportuuh
ty 3 Arm in arm they strolled along the
beach. gathering the tiny shells and talking
the language of love and itllx‘t‘lltlll. scouting:
ly tlllllvlulli in the mighty waters rolling in
solvnln grandeur before illt‘tll. The. older
and more sedate gathered in knots. smoked
cigars. spun yarns. talked pointer. discussed
the Beecher scandal. all the while keep-
ing a close watch of the boys and girls.
Thus the tnruucnts swiftly pucscd until four
o‘clock. when at the sound of the whistle
the party hurried on board the boat. and
Wes soon speeding away, hculcward bound.
Thus much for our first trip to Rocknwsy.
In after years utepwry will wander back to
this pleasant occasion and recall the many
pleasing associations connected therewith.
We shall cherish the kindly words of greet-
ing and social converse uttered by acquain-
tances of a day; and should it be our good
fortune to revisit this grand old beach. the
pleasure would be enhanced a hundred fold
by meeting the New Jersey Midland party
of Sept. 8. 1874.
We cannot speak in too high terms of
commendation of the efllcers in command
of the Americas. Capt’s. Geo. 1’. Holton
and John A. Peace. filed and ohllglu.
yet poem to a remarkable degree of
tirmne. and decisiomqealtttea eaaentlsl to
responsible positions. they at once command
the respect and confidence of the many
hundreds who daily patronize this boat.
—-—-—»————
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’ mrmaklt. Callie. formerly daughte-
W" “‘4 “Wk 1’0" WW“. “'1! saonoo fer the celebrated reincarnate-
town Huntley. -
in high St. Nerve“; ‘
‘ “intuitive ”arpaiiit
no? expense": to make the club roman;
and harmonious. i'l‘he.aupp3tr was about
two minutes behind timerwh'lebfhot we
chronicle. to show our willingness to admit
that ourcetntnissary (Mead), in not .a3per-
feet man, but as near it as can be. It needed:
no second hell or invitation. Themes
were soon seated. and after the invocation
of the divine latching. promptly'attaeke‘d
the edtbtea. which disilppeared with ’rnirveli
one rapidity". As supper had last? sem-
rnencod. our worthy skipper. {lent J. E.
Bobble, ‘was announced. it little late. but
easily accounted for. from the feet that the
engagement was on land; (who ever heard
of n semdog good for hunting). We were
all pleasingly disappointed. many fearing he
would not be able to be :with us. One of
the new members pl‘nposed three cheers for
the captain. which were given with a will.
The captain in too Well known to require an
extended notice. While sailing master of
the club. he hits won all hearts by his urban-
ity and kindness. Long may he be with us.
The cloth being removed. our chaplain. the
Rev. W. ll. Simonson. of Flushing. N. Y..
was called upon. lie recounted. in a vivid
manner. the enjoyments of tholsto cruise,
the social pleasures of the mediation. the
benefits of proper and healthful recreation.
the prospects of our perpetuity. luterspcrslug
ouch part with friendly hints turd advice.
some good-natured hits and anecdotes. giv~
in: us all we Could wish for——n counterpart
of his paStnrul cure of us on tho trip-mu
creollcnt opening. and ngeuoral invitation
by example. for each to ”express himself
freely. Commodore Tompkins and secre-
Lll‘y Osborn now tool»: the wheel. and well
they steered. (ltllcla were rapidly culled
upvu for their \“it-u‘s tutti sentiments. Vice»
cm‘lutodorc Lcstcr have. a bumnrnm doserip~
lion of his tiilul forgetfulncss of self. in a
monetary llllttll‘l'.(\llll|ll. too. only “7.00);
spoke in feeling terms of the lcgul prob-salon.
and of the services of Senator \\'uml\\'al‘tl.
in keeping him outof Worcester jail. and
other experiences. social tlllll piscntnriul
which were received with great mirth llllll
hilarity. Brother Wukemau. of Stamford.
rvltllt-tl his pleasures. and cleared :up some
unjust usperslons against! him to the satisfacv
lieu of all. who acquitted him without a dis
suiting voicc. A gmuldldlllrt‘tl duel now
ttmk place between bmtlu'rs Hill and (Nut
stead. Several shots having both tlrel. tbc
sccuutla interfered. and utility was restored.
Mr. .‘tlillllt‘fl. of the lluur. curttplulned of mi!“
surgcnu‘s laxity in not sending prutttisml
dispatches while we were away. The due»
tor promised lllllt‘lltllllt‘lll. .lu luv Advocate
Tnylor recounted his position. tlmviug {ur-
lttctly spoken of it its a llrcut slnccurcl. and
was very tuttttslng in {future promises of
. maintaining tllrjtttlit‘ial dignity of the club.
l St-vcrnl letters from absent ulomburs expres-
~ltltz their rcurcts tvvrc then read. the two
from McLucklln and Norton exciting much
mirth by their ["htf/ l‘llell‘llt‘ll‘l‘n; two or
three from the indie-t of Worcester. full of
m-nliult‘lll and mind wishes. nccmupuulmi by
lil‘tzllllll‘vlll lmuqucta scnl to several lucky
lllt'lllllt‘lr'. wit-t. bv the way. cannot account
for the peculiar ll mu“. excepting through
their gunl look-t. The club wua ulso the re.
l‘llltl‘lll of u beautiful llnrnl 'tvll'uring from
Judge Taylor‘s daughter. The ladies rp-
t‘oivml the dm. lured of rctucnlbrtluccs turd
impala. Spottkluu of the presentation. we
must not forgot the tilt module worn by
More”. llill. Olmstcnd. liiswl and Wood
word. earned on the trip. and the bone given
in our friend Nash. the dog on the cruise.
which. with its lcplnc mvucr. occupied n
completions place in the dining hall. tho lust
named gift. properly dated. engraved. and
versed. Nellie \l“lsl our only gut-st (If the
fair sex.
“ .‘N'vlliu was a lady ;
Lust night nllt"'~~tlltlll'l llir'.
An unexpected pleasure and surprise now
took lultacssiml of the guests. which wus a
presentation of n beautiful service of silver
to Frank Mead. the multnlasnty. be havlnc.
on all meadow. shown himself the man for
the position. and kindly and promptly ca-
t-trml for the warm of his brother Neptunes.
This lokvu of esteem for him was pronoun-d
by the chaplain. in rt feeling speech. (luv
fticlzd Mvul was greatly surprised. and
a?t_.)7.f:'g/ overcome; {so much so. that lw
cullul nu Cul. lluyt. of ('lrt-t-nwivll. to reply.
Tim the colonel d1d.ln a sel~io-eotuic~putll~
etiv speech. currv’u; the nudivttvo with
him. from ouccvtrcmc to another—q proper
consideration of lilt'l‘ll. and roars of laughter.
The service UUUSlilt‘tl of a pitcher of beautlv
ful tlvslmt. null snlvttr and unltlvts. A well
tlcscrvctl (uuuplitncut t.) it‘t‘nttk. for lllzi per.
limb/«u «labial-slim. Many speeches and rc~
marks followed. l’t‘utvltt \\‘lt.-l everywhere.
and. in tall pul‘lultct‘. “ played all over the
flt'lil.“ The twin mimics. Nash and Willis.
(Willis. by the WM. is the clululpicu yut‘ucr
of the club). unft‘t‘kt‘rl and danced as M sen.
Calls. for a story for a dlgvsttu‘. here brought
the Alibmuu pudding. which was well rc-
cclvml. Loud calls now brought the fleshy
secretary to the surface. who row with (lif-
ticulty. and grtveonnof his characteristic
experiences. including his dump trouble on
the briny tlcep.ulvlu;: us a worry lnugll.
Brother storn was too full to say much.
and was excused curly. The health of our
gallant commodore was now drunk with
great enthusiasm. with three rousingr cheers.
and on imported tlgur. He replied briefly.
wishing us all health and suceoss. Tittle
must excuse us from lllentlonlng all the
good things snid.orttlludlug to each and
every one. Suffice it to say. the greatest,
enthusiasm prevailed. and nulld nucnornl
hundsbalrlng and interchange of good nights
and good wishes. the club scpnrtted. for the
wee hours were upon us. Our Log is in uc~
rive preparation, acupy of which will be
sent you. Mary our next cruise and reunoln
he as joyful end happy. Yours. 0. F. W.
Fwy-mm...
Personal.
Chas. Bell has been rustlcutlng M the (lots-
kill Mountains for two weeks.
miss. Minnie Knapp left towu on Holiday
last to attend a boarding school at Rye.
Miss Emma Smith of Norwich is in
town.
Mr. Geo. Hoyt. of this
sniping the West.
'* Our junior and family are spending their
vacation at. Glen Cove. L. 1.
Our thanks are due to P. Bronson. Esq"
for a basket of delicious pears.
Kiss NettieB. Wilcox has gone to visit
city is at present
It. Coming: of Bethelda visiting. friends
Raye! Ely wet biiwlfithk'four tabbed
““4”!
is: that. has returned from ashort va-
Httlc Joe
did notgo ”New London last
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3c:
been light. on. ct.
day and the‘idrlflltng rain of" yeate‘rdny
preventing many from putting in an ap'
pearance. The first day of the fair is usual-
ly -‘ cattle show" day. on which the bovinea,
abecp.swlne arid fowllt claim almost remixed
‘st‘tentlon. ltiaf the “you which the tar-
mecsri Running field and mutual!
"richest enjoyment. Their show is very
creditable. . althoujliwe have'to record a
falling on in the nlimber of animals on ex-
hibition. There are no huge herds on the
ground owned by one exhibitor. The fol-
lowing is a partial list of live stock on ex-
hlbltlou at the time of our going to press:
Two Aldernev balls. 1“. Bronson. Green-
field.
Six bulls. W. It. McCreudy. Westpert.
One 1 year old Jersey bull. one Jersey
holler. Edwin 8. Wells.
Sow and 11 plus. J. Kellogg. Nor-walk.
Sow and It pigs. 12 days old; Durham
cow. Dennis Ronnyne. Westport.
Eighteen sheep. two Cotswold bucks and
two Cotswold ewes. N. Seely. Bethe].
Heifer. Mrs. R. C. M. Page. Westpert.
Heifer. J tunes Photon. Norwnllt.
Three year old bull. Wm. Burroughs, New
Canaan. '
“Three your old bull. Stephen lluyt &
Sane. New Cannon.
()ne short horn grade Durham. good for
39 qts. milk per day. Just P. Hartford. Nor-
walk.
The display of poultry is quite large,
lllt'l‘e bring ubout thirty coups. representing
a goodly slutrc of the breeds known to fun-
ciers. Among the best are u coop of flu“.
dons. exhibited by S. F. Peck.
()uc coop white crested black l‘olttuds. I).
l‘. lily».
Also it good variety by G. l‘. Nettleton.
lilrmlnuhum; L. A. Dawns. Huntington;
J. W. liens. Darieu and David Sterling.
The main building is wrll tilled with ur-
tlclos in almost endless variety. Our space
will only ullow us to iudldute some of the
more noticeable turns. with the "tunes of
the exhibitors.
Pianos and “it‘ltltlx'ulli.
Sllllllllgt‘l‘.
A fine selection vf' pltntngr .plts. E. T.
\\ biluey. Nurtvalk.
\Vnrstcd picture. S l‘. llu'lnn. New t‘a—
mum.
Buggy. Knnpp t\' l‘nylur. Ntll‘walk.
Collection of ll‘l‘ plnua and other icc
tools. tit-n. ll. (irumuvm. llrnnt‘ltvlllc.
l‘lowi. 7 puncture and lutttvm slit-lb.
\l'luwlur "rut. \\'vs‘put“l.
Marble pulldtiug llt whim“. 1". li. Pl‘lt‘i‘.
Nnrwnlk.
.l. M. Potter and
Mowing lll‘lk“lllli‘. i‘. .‘l. lhbull. New
London. »
llt‘uttsu statuary. Alfred llupkius. littlue‘
livid. .\ vow of beautiful \vnx work. Min.-
annlc Lockwood. South Nurwalk.
(‘ns‘t‘ of f-mcy gumla rind ltllll‘l articles.
8. l“. l‘vt‘k. Squib Nurwullt.
t‘ttsc nl hula. l. l‘. lt‘mdu. South Nortvnlk.
l‘llitlrt. ul HR and general ltmtw furnishing
I'.)‘I\’§\ I: K luit‘i‘thtnl‘i. Ntll‘Wlllli.
a
Milliucry uud f-tuvv cm is. Klein &
lZ lltlllllt‘l. Nurtvulk.
Spll‘lltnu] (“HP (if MlYt‘l‘ \t“ \tt‘. 1;. \YCL‘ll,
Nurtvulk.
lltltl vmlulivs p tiled
Mend. nt‘m‘ttwiclt.
(‘ollw'lnu ll nth-rs. l“:
rxnllt‘ plants. Alva.
I
ll Jt linings. S mill-
port.
.\ liar mllrc‘lm of marble tunntcls.
shelved. grates etc. from tlu.‘ Bridgeport
Slate/Mantel Works“. and the Slate Mantel
Cub! Bridgeport.
t‘ntitectlnnrry. l~‘rtnk Mend. Nul‘tvulk.
Case of hardware and Cllllt‘l'y.Ut‘0.
Ferris. S tlllll Nurtvulk.
Collection of cavvcl busts and
Gen. .lt-llill'. \Vcstport.
Table of plants. 'I‘hua Olurc. Norwallt.
Flowers and fl nvcrpols. I). M. Crosby.
tit Co. lluubury.
Enormous pumpkins. A. \Vult-rs. South
Nurtvulk. and J. M. Lockwood. Westtm.
The display of fruit and vegetables is un-
usually lurgc. several long tables being emu»
plctcly filled.
The arrangements for the perscrvatlou
of order are perfect. There are two po~
liccmen from Bridgeport. one from this
city. one from Nortvnlk besides severed ape
lal constables, all under the direction of
t‘biuf Bartram.
Dayle".
Thu tuliuurncd annual lltt‘t‘lllltf of the Da-
rhut amnion-y. fur the election of album
and the transaction of int ortant business
will be held on Thursday. out. 93th. M.- the
(‘t‘llll‘d District Sillmul lltlumt. “’e under-
ll.
st rtltlnt‘y.
as Well as tllotlmuing debt. and the seminary
has only its lttortgugn debt to pay. The
buildings and grounds have been leased for
one or from Sept. lat. to the Rev. 0. W.
Sitar . a highly cducatodhund successful
teacher. who mll npun his school for boys
in u few days. .Boluir ti main of energy and
perseverance. he will. no doubt. make it
succesa u! it.
mr—v “.Ww
State News.
Apples ere soplouty do the vicinity of
Mystic. that cider la oil‘ercd for live cents a
gallon.
The lluu.W.D. llisllop and his party
have returned from their exclusion to the
White mountains. Canada. and the thousand
island.
The state normul school at New Britain
opened Sept. 1. with one ltunbmd and forty
sebulnrr. The qedngogue business is tool;
ing up.
The Congregational Church in Woodbury
was established in 1070. and was the tenth
in the state. the first having been established
at Windsor in 1080.
Mr. Ratlibone. late city editor of the Nor-
wich Bulletin. has joined the atatl‘ of the
Brooklyn Argus. it. will atl‘ord him a good
opportunity to learn luterviewtng in all its
branches.
Greeneville voted on annexation to Nor-
wich. Monday. and decided to “line" by a
maturity of three: while Laurel Hill and
Doewellvllla decided to stay out by very
reapectaple majorities. '
The superintendent of the public « schools
in New Hanaeomplalns ,of the tardiness
of the teachers. and recommend: that a de-
duction forleaa of time in each cam be
made from their pay'
Superintendent Bently has ordered :that
the use of whistlel be dispensed with M3!“
possibleon the ‘Nev‘London Northern rail-
road. at Norwich avers! olttaaea having re-
atonatraled aaainattlia noise.“ ' “‘
A gentleman o; Bartlet-d made an otter of
brine Gift.“ Just the eu'ar undefined—Ow.
mom-sited. The her-.6 is owned in
~W. and an but unis».
naehinaeemp‘aayla Hartford have
muaettetarnlshaherruaalan‘mr
with machinery anoint tum-tee nit-
ream ’_ inertia »
.. ‘.t- _
whose brother fell under his command be-
.vldlng for the appointment.“ of ‘“ prosecuting?
' nor to any on the ground.
stttlttl that all the expenses lutvo been paid.‘
' . snow: seem”: at" , .
Will We: that” am a “I..." a“
forepbapultepee."
The county commissioners of Fairflcld
county. under the recentleglslative set pry». .
coastlines. [$9 the. adornment .91.. thew“-
cause law. have appointed the following as
mots: Bridgeport, D. B. Lockwood; Darn
bury. Wm. Burke; Sandy Hook and New“
. . J. A. Wilson; Norwnlk. J. Belden
Ru butt; StamfordJdeiu It. Scotield‘.
ttw Toitk. September 14.-—The opening
reli one services of the general convention.
of t lean Universallst church were
held this evening in the Fifty-seventh street
church. There 'was a large attendance.
Among the clerical and lay delegates were
Rev. Dr. S. 'W. Buint. Rev. Dr. A. A. Wel-
nlet‘ Dr. Belles. Dr. E. Fisher. Rev. J. ll.
Tattle. Evaovernor Israel Washburne, Jr.,
of Maine; Hoantnoe D. Thompson, Iowa ;
P. T. Barnum. Connecticuts; J. 11. Enter-
son. D. 1).. Boston :Rev. J. H. finven.0bl-
cage ; Rev. J. S. Cantwell. Cincinnati.
Rev. D. Save. of Rochester. preached an
eloquent discourse bearing on the relation of
time to eternity.
The tenth nunuul reunion of lhe Four»
teenth U. V. willoccur on the 17th of Sep-
tember at the Sea View house. Silvia Rhett.
Comrades on their arrival at New Haven
will rendezvous on Belle dock at 10:15 A. at
sharp. where they will take a steamboat for
West Haven. Dinner Will be served til the
Sou View house at '2 l‘. .\r.
SLVTKENTH c. v.
The l‘i‘lllllt'lll of the Sixteenth Connecticut
occurs at. East lludduul on the 17th inst.. the
anniversary of the battle of Antietam. it!»
let ll. F. Blitltcslee. formerly a lieutenant in
the regiment. has recently found a tilt: of
Richmond papers 011804 and has had copies
taken of tho confederate 'uccouuts of the
rupture of Plymouth. N. (1.. in which the
regiment. took. an active part. and will read
tlwut at the coming reunion.
WW..~—_..-. v"-.. -7
New Canaan.
The annual meeting of the stockholders oi
the N. (3. ll. it. Will be bold in Town "all.
on Saturday next. to bear report of directors.
and elect a board for the ensuing year. :
limit: at last.
(‘llll’l‘ ll) CH. a gallon.
The ranks of the city lumulrrs arc getting
thinned out.
The boot and slmu limitless is excellent.
The meeting held in Town Hall. Monthly
err-ulnar. to hear the report of the committee
who wrrc l\l‘]\=\llll\‘\l to mlicit sufficient
lllmla to employ a svevuul night \vnlcbntnn
tn prttrnl Main elm-t. found that the com~
tlllllt‘l‘ ll‘ltl lint succeeded. and adjourned.
\‘lll\j(‘k‘l tn the cnl‘. till the committee.
lit‘v. (‘b ts. Seller‘k occupied the pulpit at
St. Maria‘s (‘lmrch. but Sunday.
llr. Lambert bus purchased the flue resi-
dvm‘c whlvlt bu bus llJt'lllllt‘il during the
summer. of “1‘. Parker. for ten thousand
dollars.
The young billion of St. Mark‘s olntrrh
huvu formed a society. and will hold meet-
ings every two weeks during the winter.
The beauty of the finest residence on
(‘bvrry strum. is marred by the llmurbs of
:tpplti trot-s. whleb overhang the sidewalk
Nu low as to compel foot passengers. cspc~
chilly in rainy weather. in take the middle
of the street. it the owner was aware how
ul‘ent a nuisance they arc. he, would can
talnly have them removed.
The tree which \vns placed a few years
since in the square in front of the Post
()llllll‘. owes its existence. during the present
drought. and that of the punt your. to Mr.
Nash w. lloyt. whose watchful care in
waterinu it. elt‘. has kept it in a flourishing
condition.
Mina Currie Cotnsmck has gone to utictltl
the State Normal School. She is a lady of
line accompllslmlcuts and great ppuulse. and
we predict for her a brilliant future.
Mrs. llurrusa L. Marshall. of Portchostcr.
has been spending a few days in town. and
has many friends. who are delighted to see
the bloom of returning health on her check.
The verdict of those who have tried the
Root Beer dispensed by 13.1). Purdy. Jr..
new the exit of thefalr building. at the
Fairtleld Aurluultural Fair. is tlutt it is supe‘
lie also sells
confectionery. fruit. and cigars.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr. 'l‘ltro. W.
litymond and a friend strartcd out fora
abort ride. and pmcco line it short distance.
stopped to spend a low lllllllllerl with a nut-
that friend. Mr. Raymond secured the
horse. as he thought. pmpcrly. and entered
the house; in less than five minutes he
heard u numb. and on going out found his
horse a corpse. and the carriage. a very fine
one belonging to Mr. James T. Hunted.
inrrulns. The horse was owned jointly
by Mr. Raymond and his partner. Alva
Dickens. each of whom had beomue very
much attached to him. It is a mystery how
the horse not frightened so thoroughly.
Slit certain.“ is that he ran and must have
attained fearful speed. and probably fell
and broke his neck. The friends of Mr.
Raymond. whose neuter are letrlon. ex-
nteu their sympathy for him in his llllir
fortune.
The residence of Dr. Parker was entered
burglar-lonely a few nights since. but the
rascals were frightened away before one.
needing in obtaining anything of value.
Several attempts of this nature have been
made in this vicinity recently. and the nu.
thoritles should begin to wake up.
W
General Rims. _
A Delaware man lent his wife and a race-
horse by the same stroke of lightning. and
he tried for two hours to revive the horse.
Peaches. pearsmpplea. tomatoes and such
produce is now coming to New York in un-
usually large quantities. Where it all comes
from is a wonder. _
All Alabama editor winds up ll.“ editorial
on the corn crop with the remark. “We
have on exhibition in our aauctvm a pair
of magnificent ears.“ ‘
While a Ohlemo family were absent on
e‘Sutnutcr tour. burglars entered the house.
sold out» all the steels at auction. pocketed
theoaah. and finally told the house itself.
" The BeviPltuibe A. Hartford will be in-
at‘alléd’as pastor or the First Unlversallat
church in Jersey City. by .the general eon-
vention of Unlveraallata in New York.»
03% ‘
Sixteen. eltlaena ‘of Karma have been
murdered by the... ' Indiana aineedene urn.
Gov. Other-agate, “quell-the new new
manual to forum: arms for inept-choline ,
able. 1“ lo“
. . I
:t'norcllhneaa. c lldrcn will take it when
«01ch
em
hbcu
~ .. the deleterioust.
nude or in. ‘neslas .
vs cable . .» .
' able taste and. milk like
theycannotbe induced to take anything
elm. .
Bu Pursuits at Great Reduction
frog-regaini- prices. at A. Dlekermau c.
ll‘ . :v .. ~
3' J'O ur 'entlre stock of Milllner mung...
milling? at'tt‘reduetfbti“‘laf Bil p23
cent. at Ethan . . d .d
nattre 'our farm rt yin . e
I y mlgul'zurnl Fire
Assetts
tile ed «in tile in the
insurance 60. o Watertown. N. J.
over 01.000.000.00. 0. E. Wilson, Agent.
Norwalk. Ct.
Q'Grcnt reduction in trimmed and un-
trirumed hots, Neopolitans. Russian. etc, at
Elkna d5 00.
wine cream made to order by C. B.
D‘Artois.
WNEW MAPLE SUGAR at J. E. Smith‘s.
03' C. B. D‘Artols has fresh confection-
cry.
Wimmcnse reductions in all kinds of
Dry Goods. Hosiery. etc., Elknn& 00.
WTo mothers—for infants and children.
to prevent food turning sour on the stomach
use Milk of Magnesia; it cures dysenterr
and diarrhtea. invigorates the stomach an
bowels. and corrects acidity. Physicians
recommend and prescribe it.
.If you smoke the Old Well Club cl
gar. you will get the worth of yourmoney.
61‘ Perfumery. of all kinds. and an end-
less variety of Fancy Soups at S. F. Puck‘s.
BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN.
There is no cure of Dyspepsia that Green‘s
Arena-r FLOWER will not cure. Come to
the Drug Store of S. Ii. Peck. and inquire
about it. If you sulfur from coatlveneas.
Sick Headache. Sour Stomach, Indigestion.
Liver Complaint, or Derangement ut‘ the
System. try it. Two or three doses wrll
relieve you. Sample Bottles. 30 cents.
AUUE CONQUEROR is the only remedy in
the“ United States that contains no Quluine.
Arsenic. or other poisons injurious to the
sysleltl. that will cure Fever and Ague. ln~
terrultteut or Bilious Favors, etc.. and the
Chills not return during the season. It perv
tunnently cures Fever and Agile of long
standing.
military standard shooting at it cents.
at Van llunsear & Amblcr‘s;
‘3‘“ Wine of the Woods“ is asked for by
everybody. Cures beadache.mnstipatlon.
rh uutntlsut. For sale at S. F. Puck's.
llauunns at John E. Smith‘s.
035" llonolmt Sardines at Brown ti: Wil-
cox‘a. .
{F Try Brown ell. Wilson‘s choice Tens.
(19‘ Virgin Leaf Tobacco only 7cts., at
Tucker‘s.
(y‘Onlcr-s by mail "r otherwise for say
winds in our stock. or Iluttt-rlrk's Patterns.
will be promptly attended to by \‘an lions-
ear \\' Ambler at the lowest prices.
g?“ (‘lnsing out our stock of Formula.
(fume and see how cheap. A. Dickerman &
Sun.
{S‘Ynungutcm if you have been eating
or drinking to excess do not use Seltzer
Witter. but take Milk of Magnesia. which
is much more cllx‘ctivo. indigestion. sick
llt‘ntl helm. and vomiting loud. positively
cured by Mill: of Magnesia.
llrmvu d: W lcoxnrc selling: a good brand
of cigars at the lutv price of 0 for 95 cents.
'l‘ry lllt‘tll. '
{Q‘Van limit-er lb Ambler. although in
lite country. are offering urt‘rtt inducements
to our cllit'zua to go up town to buy their
dry goods and carpets.
m’l‘bc interest stock of Dress Goods for
Full and Winter ever- otl‘crcd in Vorwsllt.
new opening at Van llooscnr tk Ambler-‘8
Emporium.
:3" Always on lutnd~llrntil Nuts. Entr-
llsb Walnuts. l‘t‘kou Nuts. Almonds. Flush
Roasted Peanuts. etc. at J. E. Smith‘s.
W C. 1!. D‘Artois has a prime article of
mixed culidlett at 40 cents per pound.
cfi‘ Mineral water on drau ht. also all
kinds of bottled water at S. 1“. ’eck‘a.
{Villnma Lave Sucquos and Shawls. nt
Elknn & Co. /
an" Four larva bottles Laundry Blue for
25 eta. at F. A. ullcs & CO.
cwlnidlcs. go up to You llooseard: Am-
blel“s and buy it piece of “ Fruit of the
Loom" shining. nt leg. cents per yard.
Wldve Geese Feathers at Buckingbutu'a
Furniture Store.
Linen Drills and Savoy Linens. for
Men‘s and Bnys‘ wear. at Elkan & Cd‘s.
W Ever-v re ulsite for parties is train it-
ly supplied by (.9 B. D‘Artols. 1, l
MARRIED
ll! Newt) aan. Sept. 7th. by Rev. R. 8. Ray-
muuthtr. “gene “titers. of Stamford. to Mine
lace. Mr. Wm.
itchcock. both
Eugenia Bellwood. of New Canaan.
llrtlto sameln Norwalk. Se t. 10th. Mr, Julius
ll. Monti. of East Haven. to . but Ann Elisa Hitch-
cock. of Norwalk.
By the name. at the some time laid
it. Norther. to bliss Funny 3!. . l
of Norwalk
m
J v
\\ ANTED T0 REA '1‘.
A hour-e in SonthNorwallt from November ‘llt to
April tat. one with stable on prvrnluea refrrred.
Midi-ens. stating ltttlllltld. rent. utc.. J.
this paper. Will-ll.
Musical Instruction.
MN. ll li‘. llrmvu having taken the room in (‘lll
chester‘u lilock formerly occupied by Mrs. Osgood.
is prepared toweelvepuplla tor instruction on the
piano. it‘pr tonne apply at the News Other If H.
‘. not)“ ELL. Ilefvrencc.~ti. ll. Mills. New York.
No'lllCE
To Elbert A. Woodward. John P. Boatty Sam‘l
. Puck. Nut. James Flynn. William a. brown.
Reedllavllsud. (‘lark in Lane. James bi. Lane bl.
v. A. cu cheater and Wife. Chester F. Tubes.
Bridgeport Savings Bank. Marvin Bram. Robert a:
Rowan. William L. \\ atria . trustee. George W.
Raymund. Wm. E. Marvin. aslah Marvin. dna. ll.
limp and all personnowners of or interested in
land w ten liJDFOMIGd to be taken for the Optrfllllll.
extending tut rsdlt ' of llnvllnttd street. so called.
in the (‘ltv of uuth orwalltJu accordance with
vote passed an regular meeting or the rd of
Councilmen. of said city. held tantr- ’l lam. are here-
bv notified to apposrtmrors the mention of the Board
of Councilmen to lw held at their menus on Manda
evening. Out. a. tan. at 'l o‘clock p. in. then an
there to be heard in relation to the openlutr extend~
inn and grading of Eat-llmd «rt-ct. Io called in aald
city. Atteat. Jtlllhl W. {DRAW City ‘lcrlt.
City South Nut-walk. Sept. 10th. ls‘M.
T0 RENT.
TENEMENT HOUSE T0 RENT. PLEASANTL"
situated on Ely‘s heck Road.
RAYNOND BROS.
10‘"! CENT!!!“
. DR. s. D. H‘OWE‘S
ARABIA" MILK-CURE
For Consumption and Diseases or the Threat. Chest
and l. The unl Medicine or r
world. E aubstltutallor (led Liver-Oil? kind in the
Pet-Italian cam Aath Brenetd
Concern ting)! ht Emmet or Vfilfim
it tarr Oro 00 ..
m 23w days. like magic. mid 01 grist-ll? flan
In. Rowe’s Arabian
TONIC BLOOD PU i til.
0
mm... whereupon-r “*-
uvaa,
mortars AND , atooo.
It i
all igéy‘réwg‘flfi mum-ad makes
he... 5’“ sangfir’dvil‘wnus:
... mt 't‘ifimmwn mints.“-
M““‘ih3-‘l‘l3di‘nf‘m"i iii.
Also DB. 8.“ p. HOWI'S
. the ballots aforesaid aballbekent open from man
Tl“? IOST WONDERFUL DISOOYE!“ 03‘ "Ill
[flaitattemth‘a‘tethneatuyt’ hast, ‘ , , 7.
I ' - ares arm, I. arms. rial-strut.
W ,
MI-
1 . Kyle .
baitentber'tty'. mt.
Slave Songs of'thc South}:
1“ 1.
, __ ,_ ...T3.§m§4.h!;293 .. «1
' concern svunaurs.
i band of twelve slave born youths. from the
Normal College.” Hampton. V's. will ‘1",
ONE GRAND. CONCERT
in
LOCKWOOD‘S HALL. ,
on
WEDNESDAY EV’NG, SEPT. 23d.
ADMISSION. 50 CENTS.
No extra czar§e for reserved seats. which can be
procured at Peck‘e Drug Store. Booth Nor-walk.
and Selleck‘sBookStore. up town. Tickets for
sale at Peck‘a Drug Store. South Nervelk. and
Bullock‘s Book Store. up town. Doors open at 7;
Concert at 9 o'clock. . ,
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
Immense Attractions!
rwo moms oxu’.
Fridny and SuturdnyEvc’gs
Sept. 18th and 19th.
The Olympic Star Combination.
OF NEW YORK.
Pride)“ Evening Sept. 10th.
Production with or degree of completeness of
the highly titanic-13:: moral drama. entitled.'1‘he
TIKCET'OF-LEAVE MAN.
The You and hectnatln Actress. ms.“ NR!
Lin sanc’d‘un as user §nwluw~x New uni:
sir. appointmenla and novel encore.
Saturday Evening, Sept. 19th.
Will be produced the new version. of the Great
Ledger Drama.
THE HIDDEN HAND
or the ntvethiea of the front- House, Snatalncd by
the full Metro ultan Company and all its exacting
and brilliant s tuatlona. ‘opular prices. Seats an
«under \\'eed‘e Jetvelry Store. three days in ad.
\‘ll "0h.
0 N ”TICK.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the lighting and keen
inn in order the City La also. for the furnishing
of Oil and Chimneys fort clamp-I. where can is
not used. from October in. ten. to October let.
“its. will be received by me until 5 o‘clock. It. 3..
Monday. Sept "FLUIB (‘tt'rcacrvt the than to
final any or all bids not in he lntemt thereof.
~l JOHN W. CRAW. (My
“finiteness-ts». N01101:}.
The subscriber-e. appointed by the (‘ourt of Pre-
batc. for the District is Horn-alt. Commissioners to
receive examine. and decide upon the claims of
the emitters of the estate of liltam S. Mam. an in-
solvent debtor of Nut-walk. in said Dietricl. assigned
in trust for the benefit of his creditors. hereby give
notice that we will attend to the bullet-an of our
aaitl appointment at the store of W. C. ulntard &
(to. in said Norwalk. on the 00th day 0 October.
wit. and on the filth day of Detember. it“. at to
o‘clock in the fore-noon of each of said dun. Said
Court hath limited and allowed four months from
the date hereof for the exhibition to us of claims
'alnst “.1! t‘llntc.
alert at Norwalk. the filth dfijof
\\'.\L'l‘lilt t‘. l lN'l‘A .
mt .ClldRLRS W. ‘Ml’t‘ll.
Aug. A.D.. rm.
lemma-sienna
Broavn Mara
FOR SALE.
Wright about 1100 wands. inquire of
mf P. A TOLLRS t! 00.
TIIE FALL TEE}!
Misses Brotlwal's School
(‘omnlcuccs MONDAY. SEPT. it. til“.
amm-
NOTICE.
WARRANT FOR A
Special City Meeting.
ltlayor‘a 03cc. City or South Nurwalk.
September. 7th. is“.
To Jenn W. Calm. City Clerk:
At a tar recall of the Board of Councilmen
held this to. the fol owing resolution was .
Reunited That the layout be recanted to call a
vial olty martin . be held at the Council
c here] alto . Sept. use! mono
mu .1. forth purpose of voting ballet
n n t camp-tam titan Actpueedllay lea-ten.
l N to provide a an ly of are and wholesome water
to the c ty of South .‘crwa k. The boxes to receive
4
o‘clock. A. 31.. until a o‘clock. P. ll.
New. therefore. by author" vented in met I. Wat
tor C. Quintard. mvor of ant city. continent! you to
lvo notice to the electoral of said city. theta City
noting will be held at the Council Room on Mon.
day. Sept. rim. from old!) o‘clock. A. .. till 4
0“: ock P. lit. for the purpose aforesaid.
by posting a true and attested no of this
warrttnt t: ion the urn mt in city. at
least ten (urge More t e true appointed for said
meeting. a bit-hing the same in a new-paper
published in l
i
do ty.
w. C. QI‘INTARD. New.
Attest. Joan W. Cunt.
(‘in Clerk.
"A BAD WIT!
Toaseanyethertbaa
PENNELL'S» INK.
it is not. tainted by fronting. will not corrode the
n or w .
“For washing your clothing it is 0. K.
Soup and water. or bullies will not erase it.
the beat writing fluid flow in use. 'l‘rr it.
F .' 8 . L Y 0 N’s
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
Will re-opcn next Monday. September tth. tart. tn
structlon given in all branches of English and Clan-
sloal utilisation. The institute is located on Wash-
ington Street. South Norwalk. over Bennett‘s Dry
Goods Store. INA
__ MISS HOGAN'S
SOHO‘OL!
The Fall m of un- school
September ma. tare
M188 8133““
willie-owner ‘
Family and Day School,
THURSDAY. an". aura, rave.
Numerals admhnaebuetlng'liahid-
prawn-canines... mm
_ Itla
beulna on fiend“.
“ 914
,, Rudiments receive particular
anninasg:
acumen
Wm
OBJECT-DRAWING. reads a W .
in mm...
Wise-a3 on"& “‘
"I ... . almviewdl’mg bland £3th
enlimweeddvenaa
t in: fronting
t not ~ «
I u “ Golden will fit.
. male. N fall
' tcdss' ‘. n' l'nfilfi"
or a. n. uwnu.
. South Rural-alt, Conn. 97
”i,“ Pom aux-nun.
warren}. com. 1‘: is now on";
a Inca , w‘mbe‘amlol:
a... ‘
with on . .. "“‘m
. ‘ .
Iolnt not t d “
an: a pin '3:an "l
u' p ’ noon 3'. barrel}?
South nun-ilk. not...
Fairieli Ct. A ’ :ttllual Fair.
1'0 0‘1““!-
‘f‘be undfidgt‘d mm” of this Godot wl
receive sealed proposals and! Wamrunav goon}.
Sept. tub. for m renting at their new and beautiful
Ladiea‘ Di Salem}. dnrlnf the fatr sea-on of
mt. “rhi- no: is nested n the new bulldln
{sat «regent in the Fair unclear. and whine rent
one person m as m eon tent
and will agree to cap it as a unintu- mutant-3:“ in
eve t. All should be undead on
saloon." The Committee
.... w... «tinvmcsvcdtr
n t 0 PI e
BOOTHS to rent. to , of thOOtunntlttea
A.
nanv Y Fl'i‘c . lecmmttm.
B. D. PUBDY“. l
, NOTICE.
Locations tor Booths not rcvieual: diam or
at private sale. will beach! at. Eviction on I? may.
Sept. 9th. at I o'clock. I. 3.. on the Mr Grenada.
.1
HARV'RY . Guarantee.
.......r.. l
a
TO THE PUBLIC!
Having furnished my nice with the latest. and
meat improved Dental appliances. 1 am now enabled
to offer my profeeatonal aervieu fir each at prices
within the reach of all. M can an anaemia
for yourselves before in; elsewhere.
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