«furs wstrr.
ntmn N that M". bl!
new under else-sale- which will insert. an
Slammer watwwhlshmall
hills-i w in mesons incur
bassinetmfrwhatlmaastitasnm
lawns-taut thrust thst the matters
In.“ ”'isi‘ns use” ' with em wes-
psar will we wish hiss to unite with ef-
fect the methane reservoirs of the Bob
M."mlfll put into his hand n silver
wind. ‘
“m
A GLANLBG EVIL
One of the worst evils thnt navel Nultllll‘
titties nommdsya. la the answer in which
the citadel of mixed debtors are settled.
It has become as very [rent nuisance. which
should be remedied. for it is lnlttrlutta both
to the one making the assignment tutti tllsu
the emitter. To‘lllustrste. n man by some
unfortunate move in business. finds himself
ina tight place. he this got sutllvivut prop-
erty to p ty pt‘f‘lbpi two dollars for one. but
it is ptopetty tlntt cannot be disposed of in
inlay without great uterlttee. lle says the
law gives me an opportunity to hike it little
time on this by making an assignment. in
he nukes all his property or r to some xvnx
tletnnn for the benefit of hit ere lltors. Now
as! understtntl it, the next move is for the
Judge of Pfolmr to appoint two tlisinton
retell psrtirn to spprnlso slvh property ttt
lln true vnluutiun. Tim is uenerully is short
tub and usurtlly tiors not cost more than two
or than times more than it ought to. null
everylwly is saddled. Nest Mines the up
poltttmsut of t‘ttthtltist-ittttets. ‘l‘hrynre new
entity men of great sbilitv null lw lt wow
drrfttl tblt‘lli for that pett‘tit-ulnr tttslttt-ss
Like good letters or poltttrts. lllt')‘ sit lllltl
receive ttli rltims ngnitou lliu rstnte. which
of course hikes ll great ilNl of time. and
very vulttnhlv little. for rvtt-ons above stntml.
It is customary. tf tumulhle. especially if the
«title lsngnod one. to ntnttnue to tlll‘ltll‘
one or mote cases so that no one is sntls‘
tied with the decision. and it is then (‘Ilrll‘il
to the courts. so that the lawyers can have
I hand iu.ttntl by the time lltry ltttve till
gottbrouuh with it the estate which was
ttlllltldttttliy able to pny dollsr for tlolisr
finds itself unable to put) the creditors tt
picayune. qu this is all wrontrmtttl should
be sloptn-d. Where the fault is it is not so
easy to Lll‘lt'l‘lllitll‘. lint I think sometimes
the lodge might appoint better men for
commissioners. lien are generally ttppttlnlv
de who one supposed to be futnillttr with
the business. I thittk that is it llllt-‘lttkt‘, fur
bytlolng suyott keep the business ill the
hands of a few professionals who are first
rate to nurse njub. for they are generally
men who itre trying to pick up It living out
of the public. illltl are not anxious to close
up a good thing too quick. If the creditors
get unusy and begin to make inquires why
the estate is not closed. they will any it is the
fault of the courts or the Judge of Probate.
Ask the judge why. and be will tell you it
is the fault of the commissioners. There
are estates in this city that have been in
Probate eight years. and there are othvts
that look as though they were pool for
eighteen years. Lawyers. judges. controls
sioners. src Inciting the life‘s blood right
out of them. and the creditors are living on
the husks. It is all wrong and n remedy
should be found. "ll
. & ,
“ht-twain”. Wood heat. at
M. R. Y» mm of new!"
.mhvejnstrveslvsd an radar for
“Wuhan-unkind. The
matthlssdwh.t.~.ou. and to
Ilka-subsweahaad.wtltatvs employ.
mumumutiluuthly.
m
Ila. Ill-bass. who is new visiting this
eon-try. is l yuan of so. a native of Hort-
slsls.asd ssrsdsata of the trian school.
Be is s lee looking man. with moustache
wad “whiskers. and lssnld to my at
considerable culture and an extensive know-
W of intonation) lnw. Re visited Cull-
!ovain in l” in compnny with several ns‘
tlve princes. Re martial in 186 n daughter
of s Bswttilan chief. Previous to his elem
line he held a position as clerk in the late
rior deportrnsnt. and was secretary of the
privy council under the lsst two slugs
“
A decision has been given in the t'nited
Suites court st Ilsrtford. on no luterestlnu
point in lnsnrsnce. The agents of certain
computin- had agreed to insure llr. t‘olt‘s
valuable burn and stock at Fsrtninxtou. a
few dsys brforvtbc are. which almost to.
tally consumed the property. Mr. (‘olt suit
the agents agreed upon the smnunt of insnn
sues. tta disttibntlun. and the rate of pm
mlum.btttno policy was written. nor any
premium psid at the time of the tire. The
I89!“ hsd mun-d him that the companies
were bound. however. and one mutpsny set-
tled. another refused. nod suit was brought
t- remver the smouut named in the policy.
The decision was In Hr. (‘nlt‘s fmtr.
The Philadelphls newspapers are ocea-
siusally reminding the mechanical world
that one of its citizens—Mr. John W. Keel-
ry—hss invented s new motive power thttt
is fsr ahead of stestu. and that loctmtotives
and stationary engines will soon be packed
away with the useless inventions of the past.
Hr. Keeley clnims that with his new motor
“two gallons of wster will generate force
enough to draw a train of cars from Phila-
delphin to San Francisco. and back again.“
The invention dispenses with all kinds of
fuel. chemicals. electr’clty. rtc..yet develops
n power of six or seven thousand pounds to
the square inch. (Ordinary pressure in
steam boilers is only two hundred pounds
to the rqusre inch ; hence it will bescen that
this Philadelphia ginnt is wonderfully in
advance of steam.) It is said the inventor
has sold an interest in this new motor to
some bslf dozen wealthy men of Philadeb
pbla. New York end Worcccter. Mass. and
thnt a mscbine to exhibit the new and won-
derful motive power will be finished in a
few weeks. hot it out.
“
THE NEW REAR.
Tu-mnrrow we begin the year 1375.lnd
we think wtth the commencement of the
year there is s general disposition to make
it a more prosperieus and lively one than
the past. Business men and manufacturers
throughout the country nre determined to at —-—_,—E-=
least in and do business. The tnanufnc- mfigmaa‘_
turern. sfter the annual inventory will stsrt
up tbeirmills sud workshops upon full time.
and if their anticipation: He realized. tbev
will continue through the year. To do this
most of the mills have dicided to rtduce
wsges shout to per cent. in order to decrease
the cost of their productions.
The coming yes! promises to be notewor-
thy in two things—n general reduction of
wages. and a decline in the cost of tncrcltsn‘
disc. The downward tendency beam six
months ego. and since then cotter: and wool-
en goods have grsdnsllv declined. as well as
msny other stnple nrticles of living. Unfur-
tnnstely for labor. it seems to be the Inst to
reap the advantages of a rise, and the first
tosufl'er from n cllne .- t' values. And get
we think all descriptions of merchandise
will materially shrink to 1875. sad if so the
labour:- will ree quite as much prosperity as
in 1871 steady employment. even at re-
duced wszes. will net as mncb, or even
more than curtailed labor at present pnces.
We no not the advocates of cheap labor.
on the contrary we want every body to earn
liberal wages; yet it is no use to mourn over
matters we cannot control. The law of
supply and demand regulate these matters.
If the demand for labor is greater-"than the
supply. labor increases in price, and rice car
so. Labor and capital have their fluctus
tionstey rise 1nd fall pcriodicslly, and both
have been suferers the past year. Let them
sympathize with each other. each carrying
the bankers: of today, and tomorrow we
shnll witnca the beginning of more pros-‘
pemns lines.
With the resumption of labor, will begin
the trade of the merchant. Today there Is
money enough in the country. but it is in
the wronz bands. It is the laboring man
that keeps money moving. At the best
beams but little more time enough for
his dnily whats, sud to supply them'neces-
sitates the expenditure of his earnings. The
few wealthy men in any community are but
little booth! to it. unless they use their cnpi
The Christ-nits survives in the V‘ill‘iulls
churches were were uttu~tt>tlly interesting.
At Trinity Thursdsy afternoon, the Sunday
School Were gathered hi the church and pur-
llclptlloil in the usuttl ft*~‘li\‘llit':l, null Were
treated to refreshments its llslllll. It was an
unusually happy lIlllt‘.
Christmas morning the services were of
un approprittlo and impressive CllllI‘lICtt‘r.
The singing by the choir were very fine, nttd
the sermon bv the rector. Rev. Dr. Spencer.
from the text: “Glory to God in the high-
est. pence on ctlllll. good will toward int-n."
portrayed vividly the love and sncritlce of
the savior for all mankind. At the close of
the sermon the sacrament of the .sortl‘s
Supper was administered.
At the M. E. Church. Christmas evening.
the Sunday Schulz! gave a concert. The ex-
ercises consisted of recitatiozts and singing.
some of which was very fine. There ball
been but little prep nation at this church,
nevertheless the entertainment was very
pleasant. Miss Esttmn Ctowc presided at
the organ and (tit! herself great. credit by
her skillful bundling of the instrument.
Rev. Mr. Tower told a very appropriate
sud interesting Christmas story at the close
of the concert, which was received with
loud applause. After this the children were
treated to boxes of Cludiz's no.1 bugs of
cake and fruit.
A Christmun festival for the young pro~
ple of the Congregational church, was held
on Christmas eve. The church was taste—
fully dcctruted with festoons, wreaths, and
mottocs. Over the arch of the pulpit were
the words in evergreens. “I am the way. the
’the truth. the life." Around the gallery the
words “The lamb which in the midst ofthe
throne shall feed them." The tables Were
laid through the middle of the church. load
ed with handsome cakes, oranges, candies,
etc. The exerecises consisted of recitations.
song=. readings and other pieces. Au un-
usually well rendered reading was done by
wet elsssssantl the M of the school.
As thymus“ left the platens tbs
nudist-euros startled by the “Mi“
Mi halls. mm by he! shwswtbe
blot-rings! horns mm of drums.
whit ssstnstl to insult! the swivel of some
weleotns visitor.antl in the midst ofths
tumult. one of the side doors wsa lung open
site with s bound in earns eltl Oat-ts Olsnss
himself. his white hstr and hunt «Hunting
in the brass. and esrryinx n be; of sum
plums upon his bttek. which he pnteteded to
miter brnnd east over the house. attesting
the wildest excitement among the little
folks. Then followed tits more orderly
distribution of candles nnd “NW and ab
tor all httd been served. the chemist-aware
htouubt to it close by singing the Dewitt”
“Praise God from wbomrll blessings don‘t"
tutti all went home well pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
All the elm-cites nun trimmed with
evergreens snd appropriate motions and
devices. and presented bountiful speotneles.
The attendance at the Episcopal Church
was quite large. tout the (lotwreastlensl
sud Methodist Churches were both crowded.
-—————-¢so——--~—-
(My (how.—
llusintsshtts been lively in this branch of
\tlll‘ city uoverntnent the past week.
lulil Ssttttthty Geo. (W. Pinks \vns tried
on charges of tlt‘unkeness nntl the use of
svttrtlllous. ubuslve. and thretttenlm} l‘ill‘
gouge. llrttnltettess was not proven. bttt for
the othtr offenses he out: lined .Hltlnntt
mm amounting to titlttltl. which he paid.
Blotttlny evening lust Nurtttun Austin was
tried for hiilllll and battery when t‘hsrles
“l‘t wrt‘. of Sitttufortl. It seems that the two
men Wt‘l‘t‘ iii the sot‘inhle ttt lloyt‘ Dunning
Attittlvntv. on (‘lll‘llllflltli eve. utttl ttrnrtho
end It, the «touring. Austin. who lttttl been
out. came tn illltl ltllll his silk but upon the
ltonvh ill the table of the room. Brewer wns
tiillit‘illf: ttt the timer when he not throuuh
be lit“ down unknowingly upon the htttmtttl
twforr he Will“ not up Austin struck him ‘l
terrible blow in the flute. tttttl nlso kicked
hit“ in the lure. A fit: “ll of llrrwer‘s.
Anthony llnt‘twittk.lnterfetv«l.tutti cl titttstu
httvtt also been tilt‘ttt‘k by AtIStltl. It well
when thrilled by them to no 0|“ tttttl srttltt
the titullt'r with pistols. but eltleff'lrnwe who
\vtts present interfered rind lite frttcttsetidetl.
Nu arrests. huwevrr. was tnmlo until Mon-
tltt)‘ when Brewer llllltlti the cmnpluint.
The evidence was hourly ttll on one side.
nntl Mr. Austin deposited with the (lily lll‘
lumpy $17.83 hriugn fine of $7.00nnt‘llcosts.
Anthony Illll‘lwclk ttlso made it com.
piniut tigttittst Austin for nssohlt and but-
ttry. in which rtuto the evidence was Ctlll‘
flirting and the judge reserved his decision.
Cllfls‘lllttl night. nb tut fl o‘clock. Mr. Etl~
\t‘tll‘tl lihtke no cx-polieentan, and ill present
hrnketnnn on the N. Y. & N. H. R. ell, with
set upon by sovetxtl then or boys at the st~
pot. and annoyed ttntil he got on his ttttts-
t-le. and became conscious of but ability to
lick his weight in wild cats. policemen. or
any other animals. Chief Cruwe went to
ltissitle. nnd in his most pursttusive tone of
voice besceehed hint to postpone his exhibi-
tion of pugiltsttc science until u more titling
ncctsiun. lint he would not he ptcified.
Chief Crowt- Will] soon reinforced by officer
Tuttle. the sight of whom ttcted its fuel to
the fl title of Blake's wrath. who applied
to him the intpullto and anger eugen-
tlt‘l‘lttg epithet that. he wns n tllscendent of l\
female outline. and boasted lltttt it" the Tut
lit 3 outside of Mules, yrhemta, about.
(you cnn use the trttnslntlon thttt suits your
religion) could not ttt‘test hint. Tultlu was
of it different opinion. nntl took hold of him.
Bloke N‘Iflll‘tl. Tttttle applied It locust
intuitive to his fevereti brow. This was re-
pented three times. nnd Illuke was placed
out of the reach of further nunoynnce with-
in tho ever hospitable lockup. Blake's
friends came to the rescue tttttl its was re-
leased lllltlt'f‘ bonds. and on Mondtty night
was brought before Judge (‘rsw on the
the charge of drunkenness. City Attorney
“ltlkt‘ appeared for the city. 0nd Gen. Nol-
son Tent tor for thettccnsrtl. Witnesses wore
exnming-d to prove that Blake was drunk.
and the only rvidt-nce btuuultt out wits. that
he acted like a drunken tnnn,ttnd tltnthr
suttl he was drunk nfterhe gotin the lock-up.
This was met by rebuttiug testimony. and
after no nble summing up. in which much
knowledge of the effects of the nrdent was
til-played. Blake was acquitted. and the city
pnystlte expense of shit. Mr. Blake is a
mm of very quiet department, and not
known its a drinking mun, but for the once
he seemed to have lost control of himself.
and gave way to ansion. He wns acquitted.
()u Tuestluy the (use of the State against
Sit on McNamara for larceny of $100 from
Reber I. Tollcs was heard nt the Council
Rmnt, which was jammed with spectators.
Mr. Gidtling‘s wus nssociuted with the City
Attorney. ttlltl I<rttt~l M. Bullock of Btidgc-
port appeared for the accused. R. I. Tulles,
A. C. Golding. Theo. Knapp, E. Wilcox. D.
P. Ely and Mr. 'l‘uhbs testified for the pros~
ecuttun. Messrs. Tolles. Knnpp and Tubbs
were put through asevrre cross examinav
tion, with marked at “by, bringing out all
the fucts.ntttl some things that may yet
prove to be not fuels. The examination of
these witnesses occupied the entire day.und
the case was adjourned till next Monday at
9 o’clock. The accusation is, that Mr. Mc-
Namara picked up a $100 bill which drop-
ped from the pocket of Mr. Tolles in Then.
it?
are flaw-l was has» attended from St.
Isry‘a Church. awning. sntl the lbw. ht-
lbw Smith with of her life end death in
the west lanolin: termnsnhtnialng her
many smallest units of ehsrseter. The
ayntpsthy of the entire community goes
out to the minted faintly.
’ll .
m am-
Lsst Saturday sftemmdhe the express
train which is due here at 9:87. struck Phil-
lip Sehsub. s son of Goo. Bebnnlt. just hp-
lttw'tbs depot. killing him instantly. His
huthr wss picked up and brought to the de-
pot. It presented s horrible sight. Both
legs were broken and the skull matted over
the eyes. From the evidence brought out
sttbe coroner‘s inquest.“ seems that the
boy was sttljmtto tits.ttnd when under
their influence would either stnntl or sit. tut
be wss when. ttntl wave his hsntia up and
down in front of hint. The day of his
denth he was on his wily tothe home of
Miss mule .lost‘s parents. and was ptobn-
hly inken with it fit. as the onetnevrof the
train said he tnw bltn tlnpntne his hands.
but thoueht it was only it boy‘s trick. and
expected he would. he buys here are in the
lnthit of china. .lutnp off the truck when the
engine nested hltn lint when it was the
hue. be saw them \vits something tumor.
The pilot struck hint and tossed him up lit
the sir tutti he full with his fates nouns one
of the rails of the down trnelt. Coronet
llill ltnpnnelled it jury consisting of W. ‘l‘.
Crnw. foreman: W. 8. liotttun. rlt-tk; 1).
Dayton. Juniors. L‘llltl.u. ll. Elwell lllltl
G. C. Stillsutt. whunftrt‘ tttUuut‘nlm: tttttll
Monthly to are: the let-limit“? of the enuiv
new. retuttted the following \‘t‘l‘tlll‘l l “Tim!
the said Phillip Selttttth ottttte to his denth
by taunting in eonbtet with l\ locomotive of
the V. Y.. N. N t! ll. It ll.. Due. 90. ltl'N.
itntl wtnt tteeltientnlly killed. without fault of
the engineer.
Businessp-
Melville It}. Mend. Esq. norms t‘t‘lt‘l‘lllillt‘ti
to stnrt the Nov Yettr itt n ltvttly tnnnnnr.
lie hits llltttltl nt‘ratngtttttonts for placing in-
sttrttttre of the largest lines ltt first ruteeottr
Illilllutl. and represents the liltttttttl Life luv
hul‘thCtl Gm, of New York, the inmost nnd
In at of the killtlmntl ntutu ii In the full lltillltl
of the mum—dividing nil crown of the rust
of life insurance ntnonu its policy holders.
[in Its also offering fucllitlett fut‘ httukitiu ttf~
ter regular honking hours. which is it great
convenience to the business public. tutti pnytt
interest ml bttlttuct-s where special contracts
ttte ntnde to patrons not desiring the I‘Glflllttl‘
hunk discount accomntmlutions. Ills otilce
is litrgsly [\llll‘tlllill‘tl till it place of deposit
bys tneufuttr tlrst citizens. lie. llntl his
cnshlct‘. JllCOb M. Lttyton. nrtt Nutnrlto Ptth-
lie. nut] furnish blanks nnd ll‘ttlltlllcl nll bus-
Inoss pertaining to the office-mulling n spee-
lnlity of keeping nll kinds of legal and
banking Iilttllkrl. The ihtlleutious not helm!
very fuvoruble for an active real estate butti-
ncsstluring the coming your. business of
this kind is taken only upon proper eon-
trttct. and will be sold if properly csn be
sold at it". The vnlue of this tiller. when:
utmost nnythlng cnn be done in banking.
insurance. or "Bill ostnto. has demonstrated
ital-If. by the increasing illltl paying pttlrou-
one it litis received since it “‘lltl established
here.
.O.
«—
Debaffug Clubb—
Lust Monthly nighhowlng to Judge Ct'ttw
being engaged with ltgnl hunters. he Llltl
not tnke part in the ileltnte, and Mr. Millard
took the negntlvu amount the field. The
question wns. 'l‘ltnt the United States ought
to interfere for the libetntlun uf Cttbu from
Spanish t‘ul -. IrvingP “bible and Nels tt't
Dickertnttu were nppulntctlj tttlges. R. H.
Rowan. ll. 1. Smith. Dr. John Hill. H. W.
Lester. L. P. Poole and others spoke. in the
affirmative and gained the question. It Willi
one of the best (It‘IllllEi of the season. Next
Mondny night C. It}. Ferris not! I! W. Lee-
ter settle the question, Tltht we have a
moral right to defend our own life at the
expense of another. We are glad this mat-
ter is to be settled for it is n question that
has bothered us it grunt deal. We hnve but]:
felt tbnt for the preservation of our own
lifei ti is necessary for us to Kill a composi-
tor or two, who mnke us ll.“ things entire-
ly different from what nettlend to. On
the decision of this question depends our
future course.
w————-
Lincoln Council.—
At the regular session of Lincoln Council
No. 4. 0. U. A. Ill, Christmas night. the or-
der after going through their usual exer-
cises were the recipients of several valuable
llnd beautiful presents. Mr. Theo. Smith
presented them with at large steel engraving
of George Washington. handsomely framed.
of her own bandwork. which is very beau-
tiful and an evidence of good taste on the
putt of the donor. S. G. Britton gave
them a Valuable and pretty clock. They
were received with a vote of thanks by the
order. There wits also an election of on}.
cars, who will beinstalled New Year's night.
——————Qw————-
New Cannon.
Good-bye 1874.
Chicken thieves are abroad.
The coal business is the only one thriving
at present.
The Young Ladies Indstrlal Society will
Miss Ids Cummings. n “ Castle in the Air."
, . Rowena.
.llrssraltiehstds. Weed QOo. of south
Retwttlk. hsvs sold over one hundred tons
of eoaltethspeopleof this placements.-
ent season. Theysre slab building for our
fellow townstnttn. In My ‘l‘uthill. s ltstttl-
delisht to tttt rspert. thttt will east over one
thttussntl dollars.
On the evening of the 91st. n subscription
paper was pushed around the stores of C.
Themes and A. Dibble for the purpose of
furnishing presents and refreshments for
the Sundsy School children on Christmas
night. They testined eleven doilsrs in n
few minutes. With s slight effort they
could have doubled that amount.
The M. E. Church festival wits the «teen-
siun of happiness. especially with the ohlltl'
ten. Through the ilhrrslitr of the [and
people. till were provided with presents and
Joy was unanimous. Thotree wnsltettutlv
fiil illlil the singing and smoking was it sue-
eoss. But the one great surprise and joy of
the evening was the presentutlon of it uroup
of photograph likenesses of the ltll‘iio bms‘
class in Stmmty School. to‘"Cttpt. Wm. C.
S‘tllllllltl. who has taught the elites s number
of vista. The surprise was complete lllltl
fntrly ovvrentne the Cunt. for he loved
till the boys. and could lllll‘tlly' N‘lllltl "till
his labors With no nppreelttled. For the
past your be has been making it recent than
will live when be it til uttered ttwuy llvhtts
oultivntetl their higher nature that lives for
over. “till his posterity will point with pt‘itln
to this group of uohnlnrs. thttt will ltsnu on
the wall. tutti any tltttt ls duo of the record-1
of my grntttifntber, Witt. (l. Sammie. who
ltns pruned nwtty. but still lives.
Of till the llllfll‘llltlllll‘tl otttttturu t‘Vt‘l
eonttttittetl. there is none that Il‘ltl stirred up
the tlt‘lhllillilltfi of the nytttrrnten of this
pltttte nntlte pirates! of the widow Smith‘s
sloop. ntttl lltr robbery ttf‘lllfi whole 01m"
of oysters. There is n unanimous deter-
tttlttnllott tltttt this crime nuninst the tvho..
ettttttttttnlty must be punished to lllu full ex-
tent of the htw. on account. of their llt'llltf
so large ttn lillltllllll of property ltet‘et‘xposetl
to such thpretlntintts which herenfter will
he wntehedmnd the robbers will be shot
like titlfl if they cttttnot he cnpturtttl. Al
t-tuttly Mr. E. ob J. Smith have purchased
property on Dell's Island. the house of
which hlllnfli on high ground. overluoktnu
their numerous "(Ton of oyster grounds,
where with it night glnrs the whole harbor.
will be under their eye and thoroughly pru-
tectetl by some faithful wnteltnmh for
whom they tire now making inquiries. This
property, cotttttlhing ovet‘lwo neres “llllt‘r
cultivntion. and at t out with numerous fruit
trees, and smnll fruit will be furnished nt‘Xl
full. with cottslttttt employment to it fltilltful
wntchmnn.
The Btptisi Cltl'lsllttrts festival came off
on Christmas night. The house was crowd-
ed to excess. bttt happiness was the order of
the evening. The t'Xt‘l’ClSOS were lllidt‘l‘ the
tttttnngetnent of Mr. (s‘lll‘tlllt‘l‘ L‘t'ocket. who
in the general joy (‘lllllt‘ llt‘lll‘ fol'uettiug to
tnko up the usual collection. ’l‘ht re was it
bountiful supply of good things for the
children. and on the trot- witshttnghuntlrctls
of presents. lllr. House. the minister. te-
celvetl a lame turkey. which he waved niott
its much has to tiny, I on) provided for. lltuttk
you. Mr. Stephen Wnlutslry rt-ceivcd what
litukett liked like a lurch silver cnke bnskrt.
Some one rtttelvetl u httutlsotne frttnte with
picture. Numerous ln-xcs and pneknges
were distributed. together with n number of
hillldstlllle sleighs. The singing writ-t ini-
pressive. accompanied by tltt‘ orgnn. and
the children‘s rccitntions bmuubt out fre-
quent. npplnusc. But alas, among the gen»
ernl joy we lottkrtl in vain for Ptttnttm,
Cuwprrthwni‘e nnd Culver. They have cone
to their rest. The benevolent cottntennnct-s
of Putttnm. the social nature and buttdwork
of Cowpt-ttltw. I send the. cPlllttI ooumenm ct
nnti grind works of Mr. Colyer were missed.
They have lef t at good record. put on immor-
tality. and their works do follow them.
Mr. Dexter Coles bus in the course of
construction rt handsome model sloop yacht.
which he intends shall be launched in the
Spring. She is to be culled the George P.
Putnam. for thepurpose of keeping in re»
mrmhrnnce n ktnd. generous. refined. noble
Christina gentleman. who but a short time
ttgo was a resident of this pl‘tce. His mut-
lllI remains hove pusseti away, but he still
lives. \Vhile be was with us we were not
nblu to see his noble proportions. His
goodness and learning was known end up-
preciated by the grentest men of this coun-
try and Europe. and our hearts swell with-
in us when we think of his many acts of
kindnrst in our behalf as a community and
individunlly. especially at these Christmas
‘lmes. The.Chrlsttnas tree was munlflcent.
1y provided, for numerous children were
recipients of his gifts. The church misses
his encouragement, foremost in all public
benefits with money and labor. A library
was given by him nod numerous daily. week-
lv nnd monthly periodicals were furnished
without mtmey or price. Through bisin-
fluence Horace Greeley gave us a. lecture,
and we all had an npprtnnity to shake
hands with him and reclaim his good advice.
He spent a large amount of money here,
and patronized our home trade. His chief
study while here was for our bent-lit. Hr
glut-a. and the bes'vy snow of it
fast dbsnmrittr. and we no hum-r
» week eli'l‘
heart”
it hells . or the bulluof tbeyuttnt-
down our hills. upon
merry sleitt
alt-tn. as they course
their fast sleds. .
“Christmas has come and gone.“ On the
eve of Christmas. the Episcopal churches
- sud sttentleti by falreongte‘
church of the tluly Trinity. is
decorated with evergreens
but it flue Hilleetlun
t prominent
were w
mutant. The
not no profusely
an it formerly has been.
of flow-era formed one of its thus
embellishments.
Chrbt church “‘lli tlrrsseti \“llll. heavy
wreaths of hemlock sntl laurel. while over
the communion table. hangs suspended n
lllllfil uilt stamens! ttntirrtteitth this so nreh
hunting the words. “Unto us it (‘lllltl is built
-nntu us it Sun it given.“ while upon the
front Ol‘lltu ghllvl‘y in the remainder of the
Willa “The government shrill be upon his
shoulders, tttnl his name ill‘lil be called.
Wonderful. Counsellor. The lilightir (lad.
Thu Everlasting Fstltt‘t'. The Prince of
[lotion _
0n (‘lultitttits tlhv the vuttgtvuzttlttu \t‘t‘rtt
itllllt'Wllill surprlteti to see \Iltl‘ since the
(Wetting: service the “l)t\rk nnu l‘ulplt“ lttiil
ltt‘vtt l‘i‘llltli‘t‘tl. end it very hunt lehtutn put
up lit phtre of them. The (‘tlillllllillltlll lllltlt‘
was tieourutrtl with n bushel ntttl two vnstn
of lluwvts. the utit of Mt. tit urge Cleave.
bind. lllltl upon the l‘t‘-~ttI of the table. \vns
tho worl “littut‘tttttvl.” Not weanling to
“Poul" of the tittnutte “Itilill‘tltilx‘l.” or tltt‘
Hour llltlil “Illllll‘llllllll.'
..__, - m~A—~-«
llnnbttry.
Theo lulu 'l‘iltutt wits ll pthvttuet‘ Sitttttl-ty
evening on tho I). & N. ll it no fV‘N't‘ l’ttt‘
\\'ttsltlttul~ttt (‘t.
The \\'.‘\lt‘l‘ plpo ’tt ll vyt‘s h it nlttl‘ti lttttst
one night but work, \vviti‘tu‘ the untitl‘ itt the
store null tlzttnuging lllt‘lit o-tt~itittrttttl,\‘.
The wet t‘nuuy weather on Monday \l'lls
hailed tt'lthjoy by our ltlllztt‘t‘ttgl‘tlwulh. who
“‘t'lll to \v rlt stripping: the \"t‘tt‘ with it
will.
A liltltt grind s to of L. K. “‘lltltllllll.
while pinyin:t with n lnty t‘lllltll‘. one tint-
hm Wt'l‘l’i, t‘tlt now his tintlr'rs lllltlly,
with the In whl to.
Our ltttl fttttl'trivs lilt‘ milking ltl‘t'h‘tf‘ttli-tllh’
ill
hots pots shrinks. mere!-
dtttu btsEkflnvdor books. do! but!” I‘ll
tlslrlsslgttr $823. latest! at the Old
s . .
.3 gnu-313s Gripes st 3. I. ‘Smltlt‘sflult
Store. Rolland
Bars winterottpx
lint Quite. . A - ijl m
dust WWI: Elixir we will sell at
. \ “ i ' e‘ ‘ V
iiiwrs‘urli‘efis tltnnulrgaabwn uflcrul slut»
witr. ovum t
the A attest raffle for (lime ‘will bsgteltl
at Goo. Sltnttb‘s Saloon. New 1 our a t . ‘
ult‘ilcllt‘t‘l nntl unbleached Guilt? “I;
all the popular brands. as lttvlrmgzvh A.
sold by mg gaggtry trumpet .
. t‘t nu . .
l)g’rl‘;mlt Conl‘tutttmit‘r)‘ ttl J. E. Sittith‘n
{flee etentn mode to units by t. B.
D‘Artuis.
a? t‘. B.
”1:. Live Geese Feathers st Buelilllilltalll‘l
‘ i tll‘t! Store. . ‘
“2;: liverv requisite ‘f'ttl‘ portion is ntwnplv
ly suppliml by if. ll. 1) Alf‘llll ‘ ‘ \l
t. . .It‘ \‘ttll filllttkt‘ the (lid \\ ell ( lull {
ghl‘. vott will get the worth of yuurtnont») .
. Men‘s wittlvt‘ t‘- tps. tor till his. ttt
Futliv‘n "ill Stul‘o. ‘ ‘
‘ “l“l I‘l‘V ofttll kinds. nu. nu l‘llt -
libéfil‘lli‘l; :S‘Ftll‘ll‘)’ Sunps itt S. ‘li‘. :litflt‘is.
t .,. t to buv n lltf‘l‘l‘ u it in we
b‘lgfitltguy‘tt‘i “lilu‘lllulltl. Bron. its titty urn
tit‘llllli: the bvst ul‘tttio ttt $800
aw'llutlvrwvnr. ttl I“t.ltllt“i II‘ll Store.
5??” Wine of the Woods" is naked tor by
tl\‘t'l‘\‘lltlll\'. t‘ttt't-s lll‘.l\lltt‘ili‘. t‘ottdiptttion,
l'lttill‘lliillli‘ll. For sztlr til 3. I“. l‘t'vlt s.
flirlluiuunts nt .lnhh ll. Smith‘s.l H.
. . out uwu‘tott-ut of RM tl meet. 1m
l.\l£t:wtly:tl\t‘l.tllt‘§ to omit-h frili suits. at A. lltvltv
t‘l‘lllltll t\2 Sun‘s. '
Ciel“ llttttvll‘u Sardines :tl litmt‘tt & \\ il‘
(‘ll\‘a ,
In it?" 'l‘l)‘ llt'tm‘tt & \\‘H.'u\‘.‘~ t‘lti‘lt‘t‘ font
gb“ Viruiti Lt‘ttf 'I‘tllllit‘t‘tl only Til-L, ltl
'l‘ttvkvt' n.
:fi'llit-st \Iill‘lrl‘ Ill,
It‘u-tlv's H Al Sloth.
llt‘owu tk Wilroxhro rt‘llilit’ u “out brand
of t‘tutt‘s til the low pt tor of ii for ‘2‘) vents.
Try them. ’
6‘!” D Illllit‘ \vl ‘th .\‘p t‘l. i‘i llv'IW Full;
"Hi-ti“. tit ‘15 ms prt‘ yum, Bil ,\, lln-kt‘rtnnu'
6) Ruth.
fut 35 his. st ’Foote‘s
D‘Artuishns fresh venlwll‘m‘
w tt‘rutt'rtl it) til
R ntu‘ttll Putttlt‘s. t~lt‘.. ill .I. if. Sitttlit'x
WP. ll. l)‘.\t"-t-~ has it ptittt- ltf‘llt‘Il‘ of
m Flttt‘l up ttl'lt‘r New Ymr‘n. Tlll‘ lizltt
fttt'ttl'l slurs hgtitt next Monday.
[tr-‘htltll ititltt‘tttluns it looks
winter might be u busy one
fitt‘ttttt‘rs.
(litristtttns w us ol-wrw-tl Ill lt‘ :iftrr llttt ttstt
ttl tunnnrr. by the ('l‘laim ot' the t‘xt-tozit-s.
slutpt, ulttrt-s lllltI tt gt-ttt‘t‘nl hll‘lli'll‘illll of
business. The ll.i}’ throughout out; u very
qttitt lllltI ttt‘tlt-t'ly one.
A event runny nt‘e now lll‘lbillz tit-w I‘l‘ttt-
lull-ms fur the New Your-Jo rupmi tits-tutti.-
lug. drinking, stt't-ttttttz'. out. Muy those
who tunke such resulntmm hove llt'llit‘rs
enough to keep them ittt'tulnlv.
A series of tt-tuperrthet- sermons hatvebut-n
by lllt‘ 1) store of
in tun weeks
arratuueti to be t‘trltvc-rutl
llle tiilft rt-ttl. cltltl‘t‘ht‘s Ullt't.‘
The first of tbvst-rirs was pl‘t‘rlt'ili tl Sunniuy
evening in the first Congregational church.
by the Rev. Mr. llottglt.
\\'t-tlncsti~ty tvtutittt.r lust. us some buys
\\'t‘l‘t‘ ringing n hell on M .iu slrvcl for tin
auction. the boy with the in it thought he
would see how nmr he Ctllllll ring the tit-ll
tonne of the b ys llt‘lllis without hitting
him, lllltl in titling so struck the buy with
the hell on the bead cutting it innlly.
On Christmas titty while on
White‘s Pmni two boys fell through into lit:
The (lltlllif. soon got out untl, Willi
pommemiible c. ttll'llit‘, ra-sl-ut-tl the other
from “‘lllil might have proved it ““tl‘Ty
grave. The \Vttlt’l‘ “‘lll‘rt' tlto love fell in Was
from right to tip fret tlt‘t‘p, llllll ve'y wet.
Sli tin:
wult‘r.
ttAYMOXt) St: CJRNlNi‘. PERFUME“? MANU-
F.\t"t‘t‘ttt:tts
In the thr 1959 our prvs‘nt shtt- TrunS~
ttrcr. Mr. Willi-m E Raymund. conceit-vi
the Itit‘fl of storing it ltl‘l‘rlllllt‘l'V o-ztn' lielt
"Wm. no .tesupi ttvtl with himself it! tho!
time L \I \l tut-no, “would. .‘ll whim - store
the mnnufnt‘turv \vns (‘Hlllllltl‘Tl ‘ii‘lillii lll‘JllV
“firs/lni cut) \t'vll rum-miter Litt‘itttt Mortitt's
l’tat'fttmt-rv \vltit‘lt this it favorite rtttit'lt- of
munufnmttre ht lltrtt time. :‘lll‘l‘ ll few
months tlw t‘ttilal‘lllt‘lelD was dissolved,
and Mr. Rtvntnuti t-mttinumi h-~ mnuttl‘np.
tut-e umler the building now ttt‘t‘ttpi ~t'l us u...
town home. His lmlin as (‘Ilnlinilf‘i‘ m
urmv. fllltl he was oblizczl lot'r‘ ct ll ltttildint.t
not his own property, no {ti-tin S't‘t at for hi.
butter (‘Itnvt’t‘it'ncu S-rortly llltll‘t':tfl(‘r Mr.
Alvn Dickens entrrvti tutu pvtrtttn-rship Wl-ll
llllll, but this ll‘tlllll‘l‘SitiD “'th of slttttt tlll‘
rution. tl'ltl Mr Iiwytttttntl t‘tlllllllllt‘tl the
ltusint ss llllllSl‘lf “Hill the your 1863. tvlu-tt
finding: that the litt~luv8s hurl increased so
rtpivlly tltnt it wws more than he could at.
tend to. he nssltciutt-tl with ttitntelt' Mr. C .r
«ting, “‘Itu cutie from New Milford and i.-
jttnior pttrlttt‘l' lit the present time. 'l‘ht-t’
nuw (tcttnpy the. lame building which mt.
erected nt‘lll‘ the depot. to he need MS a sew-
in}: ll‘flt‘lllllfl factory. but which lltt‘y pur
cltnsed before its OCCUDHIK‘V, nnd Iltry on:
now in the very fullness of p ospvrlty. tmtn
ttfuctutinu not. 0 ly an iuliu.te variety of
choice perfumes, {Mir oils, Cologne &.-. bttt
importim.r many articles of virtue fr llll
the old Countries, ns Bohemian glass w tl't‘
&c. Tbl‘y employ uvn suit-strict] insides Mr.
Corning, who nt'u Constantly on the rout
and send Ill orders as fast as they can b
tilled. When the business was first stttt't-
ml, the goods were almost entirely sol i from
wagons. lutvr, sample cases were used, rliltt
now they nru almost gntirelv sold from“.
phttlugt'ttplts of bullies &c. This busines-
is no exetnplitieuiun of the (hot that into}:
rity in business will surely meet with Sue.-
these gentleman
i
From .
is lilttllt‘H ll... 1 kinds ttf \mttlttti \t’.;l<'t' :‘.l h. l". l’wl. r.
tor our nt-mu-i _. Illn- ft'rl
:23 (the. hi i". A. lnllt'~ .V tin.
i
tttixul mitt ill‘.\ wt tltl emu: pt-r [l'tll'iiL
:55?“ mllf‘l“ll “2'. -r on tit tttuht. liI-il nil
. ' V' . . N. t...
altfi‘fimm lszlsmuo'bunun,
. ," tutu-has. .N.
‘ suntan: ”:3
in», out“ till
3%. ‘ ....t.~. WM~
W
whinyw‘otolalwwalt Leek (‘ulttptttlt
“Hid-43‘ “Wm‘s JR‘”‘“’ ‘llh. liia. lll Pl \l‘t"u. i.
lei mt evorsiblltu armors M WWW:
. . .
_ HI Woodward stwnosnti thohm .\t. |. . .
stilt? tinder “ill teaches the show I‘v“ au‘ i-
it an the put omen. .
mt ll of
Til‘lovtnt‘lorlt of said totvu. tilt the flz‘rt Mu;
January. 13‘:th tl u‘rloe . n
M tr-srttte stud tietertuln m: at
them from thvtlninu- of t ‘ ‘ ,
Also tho Hunt of Anon-or- tttnl bond o ltt- hi it ..
ntret ioltttnt board on the ”storm lllt‘ld‘} tit "f”
tltil‘l’. trim in will office. Ill it o clock at m . t .- .
i to]; woo mnklflfl abatement:
Mitt tllhtblt‘ltjtl ‘1
Mn.
N. rim-ills.
\‘ultt'dl's l‘ttiuu Scbwttl libtrlct. will be hold it
li‘rsttlttln strum nt‘lttml house. on ‘1 minim, .ts_ ._.
bib. “1.x til :7 o‘clock p. in .
trivl Mlll'tmniifo to burrow mom 3' to m | ‘ . ‘
of llltttllv‘rlcl ; to tin the rate of comm w u. .t.
collection lines. tutti tt‘t suthotlxu th
ulvht school to minor both ui‘ tt.fi rnonl billinl.
Alwnvs on ll‘ill l—llrtzll Nuts, EH.“- ;
lbltgtlhtltttth, I’tvk .tt Nuts. Almonds, lt‘tvslt t
a
[but the sit-lemme“ contract for one or more l‘lll“:
cinnr for the tnedlml utteudsucc oh the town pu .
33:“ 1-‘.tttt' l‘ll‘fi‘f’ lntttlm‘ laundry
1 'ou'rlor.
k u: I \v ll.
“till Iht‘ Br nth Swot t. It «3. Itttrtim 1m :lClil
or other llljlll‘lan su‘ut moo. (. tn'mt injure
the f‘lllllht'l. tilltl is ti<p t-i ti't' r- l‘illtlilll’nill'il
to those who, having L'i-til imitlt. “tell to
preserve tilt-m. S till by all I)l‘ll.lg‘is'\', ‘25
.lllti 50 (‘Cuts pt-r bottle.
It lt-ts Ill‘t‘ttlllf‘ p ll~‘lll to the “writ timt
tltt re is Ittl lllt‘tllt‘lll pr emit-not nfrtnin' llf‘“
who bus hilt-d to rt‘t‘Hflll'Z‘ tltv llll'llt‘llvt‘
v tlttt- lli ll (‘lll‘tllth' of; 'lll nl [lunf's Hi'rtant’y
Thie anllilllhit‘ prop Pilin'i It ts‘ tttaiu .i a
\\"‘lt‘ spit-ruling pupttlutitv tin-n lllt‘f‘xll‘ rov-
.iitl try tl‘lllmpit ll Itrts .‘ti‘illt’Vt‘tI It\‘!‘r kilittttv,
ltlttltlvr null Elllll'!lll:rf‘ \\‘lli*litt‘f‘
l‘lirilllli‘ or mltrtwiw. L'f‘tl't l, llI‘tIJ text-ruin
tt' vomit. ('Vi‘llfiw‘rs‘ no a nil romp] rink willie
llll'lll-ui‘fl"lll ill‘fjxlls in either sex speedilt
"l‘l‘llllll‘iif‘ by lls tt<v-.
tii<v l‘l‘S‘
:‘E‘Otwni‘ llll‘ must writ ll< t:"j~t-timt: to
tho use of \l gumi t, it tlii t“ t'm :ll‘ an i (uh
(‘lllt‘iL which is in rutnawn use. is tint it :ttl-
hl'rl‘S tn llu‘ (‘it‘ll ttl' lltt‘ Sitt’llitf‘ll will illlt‘s
littt's. utttl reotsiwns (-l-Sllllrll't'lrl, “lllf‘l‘l are
annoying. tllttl often llf‘tlillli‘ll\‘l‘ (if dist-aw.
Ru ‘lt ttll llll‘ltlt‘lll never occurs in lite use 0!
Milk ttf Magus-sit.
Wido- \lntIuilIl'P'l utility of .‘li‘k of
Halitosis. hnth us it prcvr-nthe mill :1 Fur?“
of the summer cmnplntnts of eltil in u,
should prompt the bonnie of Ill‘-lllll of all
ltrgt‘ Cities to order its distriltu‘i‘tu [it“zllll
I‘lllriy among the poorer residents of ilertsrly
popttlflttti tiistriC'i.
53‘1”}. BOSCIIEE‘§ GERllAN SYR~
CPS Cough no more! How much jlli‘
there is in every Il~lllh"illtll, to know ”1‘”
lhvy run at lust, procure. a remeiy for any
on“: of coughs. N‘Vi‘I'i‘ (Mills settlrtl on the
brunet,- ()‘tn‘llilllllltlll, or any tiis . mt of ti e
'l‘hmrtt uni Lungs, tint is. (‘T‘l'lil'l in mm»
It is u stillsfuClltlll to know, tit-it :l. pvt-silo ix
sale from the ti ttut‘r~ of thus:- tIlS" ts 9. All
t'uu tit-«vi do, is Li gt) in y mi“ tl"ll us", 'tttti
:t‘l ti linillwtf IS whet-K (‘r ‘l‘lllall S up. tht
or three doses will l‘t‘ljl'vr‘ you at now. 1?
Wm tlnu'tt whut we my i-t (Pint. Qt‘l :1 Sl'll~
pie bottle for tv-u (ti-tits, null try it, or t: roux
tll'tl‘ siz - fut 75 cents. I
:S‘Milit of Magnesia is the host unl suf-wt
rt'llll‘d)’ yct disc-“remit for all Lilrl'.i\(‘< with
which children nre :.ffi cunt. It (tor-torts
mun-ne‘s or ucitlity of the slutumlt,“utv(‘s
the chili: quiet. altttrztl .‘Ilft‘ll, and invigor-
ates the stutmtclt and l) lute-3s This \"tlllll-
hie prup'trntien is prescribed bv the leudiu c
pltysit‘intts. ‘ ‘
'I 11!} MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF THE 19'"!
(‘ENTI'RL
DR. S. D. HOWE’S
For Consumption and Diseases of thc Tr to t (‘
nud Lungs. The only Medicine of the htugi‘lnht‘l:
world. A fillbslllule for Curl Lin-r oil.
Permanently cures Asthma. Bronchitis In
.. . \ . . cl lent
Cunsutnttllutt. btglztswents. Ltls'nul Voice siiorb
"out: of Breath, (luterrlt. t'roup. C- ‘
DR. HOWE'S ARRABIAN
TONIC BLOOD PURIFIER
Which differs from all other pro nations 1
medium action “poet the u
LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLOOD,
Thtlrsfou‘s ll‘ur” l'rm‘l Toofh ;
It now u llltIiit'lI ll) be lllt‘ ltrtsi Ilenlti"ce :
11ml tl-tily. it will lit‘t‘ll the Tl""h
Sottn l. (‘lwttt :llll Whittg thr- tiuttts lit-Mitlty ‘
on Ilfil‘llli'l‘rlllgl. tor the trmn-ucvtmt of the St-
Printing timer: busincee. under the firm on
the firm.
ARABIAN MILK-CURE
. tuubs. C l ’ . -
in at few days, If he msgic. l‘riee $I per b05513." Etta;
it: Im-
It is purely Vegetable. and cleanses the system of
D
vs. unit A. Jennings. “will
' ht N l‘ (‘3
it“; n. amt mm
8" York. N ibu‘UnIy l’mlm
WANTED.
.A. snout-trel- It: s mmv'lble filmi‘y nt fig
mg, "igi unmade: viii u’ n
fist“ WW ‘ . ‘ “‘ ht
’2 lawns)! MN. . littotizrt...
I
It‘ll” Mgi .It mtkul lull Dvuttnuu
wnnum.
do. ft“! sixteen to twvhl) 3t: .
m inlelm‘ '1 menial hurt It! hillbliuli
a. ll. EL“ [3th Supt
Tart on» WELL cult.
em w .WHN.. Dee unit, um.
The right“! filtering: the UH Well \ tub h. , 1.,
ELoOh‘ ‘l‘Al‘lMlt. ru- m,
A. L. vsnnnnntm‘. summon v1 :=
Grocery Store for Sale:
Hubserlberohrl for sale his smelt or to... n
in
The
lithium: Ni in ,l or.
’ s-tttt. mt
aEnlist???“n“ tinnitus Its ram 1...
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t t .. ~
'l.tt “ti '
ll Hf It.
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“MN g‘tt‘l‘tt‘hlh.“llllllwt in the ttillt‘t- or ii.»
_\ n.
"L. for lbt' innit».
Mutual-u lllnit in
M Btlfll" (If Arr-viva
of the pub. .4 . L
hulls.
i ll Ll. ’Rolrtt «f l'
FttAl'leins knt‘ru.‘ (tort... r...“
Fttih‘kiuk \. ‘l‘UiJJtS. l ut hm... _
llfiu lib. 1874. flit J!
50110“.
A utwcinl meeting of the lentil voter- of the s
‘l. guihutlyo llt ti >1
Q‘s'l lltr “ltt‘
fluid in: of a
South Nt-runlk. (.‘mtn . Dec. sun. lets.
.n. momma.
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SEALI‘II’ I‘II"POSAL§.
’l‘ u ll’lt‘t‘llttl} of the legal voters of the 14%“va
’ Summit. he‘d on the Eli! lost... it was \ . -
lu nepotism ttcmth this fontgttlug instruction. who
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(‘ll imp this for lllldt('| stteutlnme on ..
timir im- tut-l ed for th ~ your reading. Dec: 81. lb T’.
Proposals mtm llv handed to the [tutor (work. \\ -.
l~ e “PR or the
lion (l of Selectmen. on on torture .t
:Nsrk. u. tn. on the N day of as t.. W05. “lit:
t-t \ttJ lit.- inn-mot at the S 'iecttuen‘s “M TllH-it
.k‘n Littler, iu the runners Society Buuum- 3“
Norwnlk. December 99th. 1874.
XEL~ON '1‘.“ Mill,
JAMES W. lll‘Al‘ l‘.
ANDRE N HELLELlli,
idielectmuh.
(‘O-PA RTN ERSHIP.
The n‘ttier‘iznel have this any formed an o.
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(luLnnx Buttruttts. and either pntty will sign fur
Al Dill“ durum! against the firm of Ho:
tun & Golden. are due to or payable by them. .
JAth 5 tidthEX
If. H. GOLDEX
Dated. Da-t‘t-mbct‘ 17th. 1874.
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Knapp‘s ““100" 1““ beptemller. The bill. meet at the residence of Julius Benedict was a good man whose record few can imi- 065-“ 3 "‘l we ”DO“ “l 5"”
all lm urltlee. builds it right nqonre up.
rig. lilillli BROS. .
taltogiveemployment “POO? men. They Mrs Dr P’ll‘lt‘t‘ with marked im '
_ . . . t L , presstve ‘ . L} H I -. .' .
consume but “mg, “.1 when engaged m m, new. “ brilli-tnt and no“, feature was s or what is claimed to he s portion of the wig week. tntc hut . up tut (su t is intent second to non. 1.. mm Ml mom! u .. ‘ sud mu“...
~ ‘ b' , t , ‘ themnutry. 0n the ttrst of Junior); 18‘5‘ . . . 3 ‘ctms neutron“: Dtn‘amssnf . -
other mutton but that 0' cxtorting unnces‘ “Transformation P3996" prepared by the .gg‘gfgflidflxr"3333;631:223gag); M" Chas. Bennett and M1“ Frankie Ar Industry. ability and integritv are noticed it depot tor the suit: of lint-mend &, of" ’r‘s'iw'iil.““‘fififlhfidi’flz .iil'izi‘f‘fi;§iliif”§'l“‘ Are “0“ ”mpafldgg’tx‘i‘ggiés“; the“ mmxns
a“canarystifle.xorbitauthusury £0111 than who pastor. Twelve voung misses came on the tilted by Mr Tolles She paid. the 01?er "5 nold were united in the holy bonds of Wild Rid nppreoiintetd by the iN. 1h" & 3:. H Rd $3..ng pt‘t'futufiry will qe «sinful-the: in N uw try Diseases. and am...“ no...“ Constitution’s: nn- , - ,
t money. e are t leochcsn . ' . ' hrlstmus eve. Cu. an t e oppos to as o stun or city to nccmnmot ulo their maroon: 0- '
i. 8.0 'tb yin! pon platform, (“Ch “9"” a card. on their ward. and had the bill redeemed through lock 0 . . aside. 'Wa have reference to Cut? Stephen customers in the South and West. a l “ Challenge “'3 19‘“ Century” in find Lal‘ae al‘d DeSil‘ilble
w men wt n c m to homily can breasts, inscribed wuh a ltrge black letter, Mr Elv The case will roosbl be e ver On Christmas ntghtthelsdies of St.Psul s R“ ntond‘s eon Charley. as he is familiarly _ its equal. ‘ "trials? or
at: sdvsntsge of the misfortune of their m. whole number spelling um phrase. i "'3 with" “e p y y Church gave so entertainment consisting of cnl o l. who has been pmmuted levernl time- Bull 1iurt.- Every Bottle is worth its weight in Gold. IVANCX’ ('1‘ (V )1 )l )S
fellows for their own enrichment is beyond "Shadow of Death." Etch of the number n rt. 3 o . oharndes. singlnfl. etc. _ on this road. as the shove tr. 1 s of charm Iii E . . , . , . Place: $1.00 PER BOTTLE
the comprehension of a men wbostmtlsrly recited an appropriate selection of Scripture. Burned to Death -— John Bites and Fred Bliss will probably iii.£531.fféewiii°itiemr£i§uiiir th‘i‘i1 siiiiuiie .. 3 error: I“ ibur 1m: “Wk 8 “we I “so . . Q an ' i 7
cite-waned a - . ' . ~ . t . , . 7- .
But “ “inhibit; the some thing. reversing tltecard. show-tn: on the other side Last Christmas morning this community soon be able to challenge any two players From bore be m“ promoted m Milford at“. “elevatltlu‘zlo‘q: ‘l‘l‘is‘ulrcngel11th.)“::::l221;3:88 DR. S. I). HOWE’S H 0L1 DAY PR ESENT 8
III out 35'“ o'" “I" ‘ dill-”'9“ Ml" in file"! intl sold. the was shocked to bear mm, Miss Lizzie Just in the United States at cribbuge. tion as agent. where he also his Timon“: nu . _ p ' i’" ”' , “we . ‘
“the 5 359‘" put in winch men an nf- whole together spelling the reverse phase expert. Ah so cut by the one of Raymond “1‘“ 0" he“ much 0" ll Randell?“ “l” hid! Arrablifi gang-33‘} Liver Pius . Militias“
u D ply from 1: logo per cent. 1'... uLigh‘ of the World it followed bv an ant: “d be“ burned to death. It seems that The flllfllfid magnate: are (“53‘“le “19 bed to sun aside for some cause uu- to compare a human being with wild uni , The “can” um Lt", .. a ' PORCELAIN.
”in their business and no” will - ‘ t the young woman had been perforating t policy of allowing passengers to commute known, at Purtchester. one of the most im- mats. The person that made the t‘etttttt'k ts removis Cotuupulun. $2.33. 333"“ ,fhl’l‘DlW-hlb :BUHElHAM GLASS
1 I mated son . The crowded can re ttu lest l. bar so. .
_ g 8 I“ ll labor of love the evening before, misting on theN C R R at .1009.” week ortnnt stations on the road. where our 3 , d i other injurious “mutants. and at out.“ .3 CBYGTAL /
”a“ some other Investment, ""3 i" listened with intent‘iutcmt ‘0 the “055 “d h t t e lb Cb i an t ' ' I . ' ‘ barley Raymund steps in and fills the u" ‘ or ““y «cent 5““ 9‘)" ‘0 bring “P "l“ ”we "ream. without producing bite or owing-1n ‘
er pater: s o prepsr e r . as rev. 13. D. Partly. Jr.. wlshes his customers a place at once. This station often takes in name of It man that hits been dead for the Sfilfigofi'fifi ”wigehtémmmv“ shoutn ”6 PARL‘K‘
. I! hope. it sgsbs gets into circulation for
them of life, good time-min
stuns-dim will beshsppyyearfor all
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Ohltbsgloriesols glssaofpntewater
Aswenheubvtnhgsnddriwiumom
expressed great satisfaction.
Toe Christmas festival of the Baptist
sternscle Sunday school of this city came
attest eveningsnd wss none the less enjoy-
able for being n few days psst Christmas
The exercises were opened by singing by
the school, reading the scriptures and prayer
by the pastor. The first pm of the pro-
grsmme, under the title of Christmudtimes
was tbencsrriedout, and wuofsvery in-
teresting cbsrscter. A urge fume. hand-
somely demnted with flowers sad christian
green. occupied the ptstform. within ski in
was bugs large golden bell. After sits:-
lng appropriate paces end reciting Scrip-
ture passages, several classes nan-end to
the platform bringing sputter silver bells
upon which wantintnscrlptlows, Joy, G-indw
new. Pence. Godwin. Jena and Savior.
smell-gut
To‘tielnqs-djewlaypnneoldwntcr
how source «pk-sure; tote
easily- and shutting temptation-
II-aeisissst all. All silks ts beta-ls
fills-sash: ”huh-hyme- bummsbbmwhhtstnsfruw.
tom-witches 1‘]! witches-is ans-mum system
A Id r-usnl'ebryte God in atoms-t"
”devout-usual“ Aft-son
deniallmw “swirl-(rt
which was not completed un'll about 12
o‘clock. She being anxious to attend first
Muss Chris'tnss morning. said to her psr~
enta that she would not retire. but rest in n
chair by the stove. fearing if she went to
bed she would not awake early enough to
go to church. Her father told her she had
better go lubed sud they would tnke the
clock to her room to awoken her. But she
insisted upon remaining in the chair. Her
father cantirming her to be careful of the
fire. Hr. sud Mrs. Just went up stairs to
bed, sud were awakened about 10 minutes
past three o‘clock by s scream st their bed-
side. and the ten-ibis sight of their dlflfl‘h
ter envelopedin neme- fromlsand to foot.
In Just sprang from the bed and tskln; a
cantor-estate wrapped It around the bur-inn
film!!!“ the Ismesnoon communicated to
he: and it "mused. In. Just at the
suns time lent all the assistant: lnbsr
power, and steer nearly ell the” m
an butnormltthsnnlertusts
chased n mutant Ind hillltrd saloon on
mmm»wm.m *3“ 2'
very happy New Year. and invites an in-
spectlon of his stock of holiday goods.
Prof. Below hes given twoentertslnments
in the Opera House to good bounce. and tip-
pens to have given—good sntist'setion.
Everybody is complsltilng that their ap-
ples do not keep well this winter, sud there
no some pretty strong indications tbst the
cider will not keep nil winter.
The interest in the two lyceums contin-
ues unabatednnd these friendly contests of
words are looked forward to with plasma
by slime number of our citizens. ‘ .
Ralfl‘sylor has left us end (one into the
Mayo! R0. Btymnd. who has pur-
‘lfhird swans. New York city.
three hundred dollars per day. snti Charley
can fill it without an assistant.
W
Westport.
At Christ Church the collation for “Do-
d’estie Missions" urnuunted 10.8105.
Twelve o‘clock noun Tuesday. December
89th. 1874 thermometer stsnds in the open
air 44" above zero.
The chess club will continue their some;
at the house of Henry R. Trendwell on the
evening ofs .tnrdsy next. ‘
The Westth Band intend having a so-
ciable on New!“ eve. A plenum time
msy be sntlclpstsd by all who so.
A Ohrlumu‘tr‘ee will be shown st the!)
wasn‘t“ so bear um 311W
3. Church. on Welles-any mm...“ for
the M; W! m «it» Suite
humus-W ' lbs-tritium" - ~-so12ia°“’t“i°ifh'“".u°’rs° rm ~
. wtilhsnblssnutm: to; his Mitt “but
last sixteen years, I think is bl‘ultll to any
the least. T. F.. W.
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The other dty u Nurwslu girl ofi'xzred to
let a Wilton youth kiss her for five cents.
Gel. exclaimed the bucolic youth. “that‘s
darned cheap it. a fellow only bad the
money."
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to those that have bills or notes due the
first of January. .
—-—-—-—oo--———
Woolen dresses for house not! street
should Just touch the floor, but may be pro.
vided with strings by which they can, be
drawn up molest- the sldswnlk. ‘ ' , 7
f %s “a”: guy lawyer-human the ism , to
n vn. . m an nauseous .
:ommogropf eighth end but pills
awputmupulaebssn” 1m
sexes. when. - . t
" Willi 8%?“ bus. iat-
. ”all!
bitttisn be
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This is the shortest month in the year-9.,
k! ingredients;
0 - “a!!!
Saint» I. I! P is
for Sent. Norwislk.‘um‘u,'
yuan. -- D. ROWE,
Phormuvou.
one-3:34.. 'nou-n,
IO! 01!! NIGHT ONLYl
suiting
Demos soles
" 05$“
lie. so! ehnl-ben sums now was.
arm . Lane‘s Grrtnln Ont-e faring-owing Nails:
N. Y. ism AVE. CGMPANY.
Motivating. Janna-y I, is“. 7
Issued , ~
m , mm transmitter“: ¢&m_
, LAVA.
not! other wuss at unmanned low twice-
Defying Composition.
The! In else Agents for the tat-lam
ancnno PAILGR grow:
with (makes-less min. a“ ‘
be , t ‘9“! ‘9 tor-unto
out“; ,“H ”vial"!!! “he: - punts:
cum stratum sum
sun: sse-tmrvceess ‘
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