strength if Infinllon anon; the people.
events no. u though the Greenback rain
wasn‘t going to ho to much of s shower ill-
tu- nil. AI many .1 night rules have spo-
ken on the whim of the currency lbmb
their party ”venting and in not a single
alt-ate bnve bulb parties declared in favor of
lnfi.ttion. The ntnles in which Inflation ha
been denuded we only three in number.
gilfi Mall garland
“BEIAY. AUGUST 2.. 1878.
‘
com ”I'AI-K. unity of ”intent-
unnum- Iiong hind tho-d. the 80'
York and New 1km Miro-d. and nt the ml!“
of th May-“Nara! him: Guile—fro.
“Guanine-MINT“: Subcutan-
valhven: I.-Ilflffu-W: sndluilu
mm of usury. Fourteen my" truns unvo
"annually-afoul!" York. “’tflmm
Dab-1y daily. A If” N height propeller: run: regu-
‘brly to «d frol- Xew Yuri. null s lnrge and cow
Indian pour-tiger men-gee "In duly trl during
tho «use month; \nuein drawing 1 feet of
“In ill-chug. their en 4 st the thaw. south
3m: ha mun rapid y can «Manually. more
”build“ its Wm within the but hell
ymnfllumwflmwlu ll stn~
“month New York M Sew Ilnwn Railroad
1n. chief potenti- of the lllnhltnnla m the "link
“MIN “I machinery. stun earthen. brim but:
sir-no finds. chip build“: the valuation M
u.) rte" Hundreds of barrel! luiatrr- lire dripped
duly to the lnrmettirn. when they Ive n ipnw sled
M mill or t r am he Mid run-aha: 3 he ital~
vor. As a loention for unnufaeturill; enflhlluh-
unis ll o‘er- unusual facilities tier-e aw the Nov-
nalh Lark t‘o. mnnfnrtnrm er Lucian, Iinubai.
Bronte thrills-1 The Nurwnlh Iron Work- t‘u . nutri-
Ital-inver- of the Sputnik blunt Ruglnenud hrle‘.
l‘elehrnlod plain PM i; t‘mrlil .t busing .t. sill
lung ll. .3 W ll. ~ned:rt. limit! l‘nlnil-r.
Adm“ tho-”I Drink the but r he pile lllnllufin~~
rsnn uw he ink. The lint Forum: in. and
Mil.» lint Ming “entry. manhunt-i u “r tat
mullet Benny hum alnw Mt “Militfai‘luh‘h;
The Inn-lilo! tins Whine l‘u . lrwenlly of Win rut.
Isl-cl; Locust" Bron. l Rockwell. while nullit-
m‘lum. rural-t Co. filming Slim. Rube" ll
kunnn‘s r Boa Mllullschiry. lieu. it tb-ll‘u
bhlp Yard and Marine Rnllwnv; Rtrhudn. Weed lb
hint builder” builder-3nd runlrnvlnn. lililltwr
yshh. ant finds. illirwliva. fillet-iii. ele. l-‘llr lilo
[vocal will and bwnl biialui vt. welsdiertl-iug ml»
units of thin gnaw There live 5 church“. (\‘llgl‘t'gi
timl. mgr-min . ‘ethudint B: iii-l.t‘nlhnlir lull-
Nulllnnl funk; our. having-ii I‘m . lino [tanker : The
I‘mrnvld Fire Illilfllbt‘d [\L. nbwli ball agencies in
oven unions the l‘nlun. anduuc of the lanai we
r «Jul htliifuulrs in the country. Tht‘fv are excel
lent cmlnl u‘hlnlls. ails “MRI. lulled ulnwlx. liv-
Lgnthll and extended views of in“ iiuiiild ii- far ill.
the eye can reach. m-t or West. from the til‘V'leEtuu
rum; front the llluliil-u t‘v‘llllfi, “Flute nre. .lliiatui
[Artist beautiful ulliiitxr \ ill“. and s‘uulltithllitlil nu—
Manna. “up“: by than» not changed in buxiiil-n
how. the occupant: of with b euilliiblllr ltllll ll ill lllt‘
til-s. human nnd pro-twenty «f the wily durw lhr
Inmate; months Thenqllwimluellllllpmlllel ailut
welt fitaiint‘lfiv‘ hatch—Fwna‘h‘u and t ily. Thriu in
him nearly mat ‘Iv‘lrv‘ n in without ulna. ilmlu nt't‘
min to IHWOIR l is nlnln. n plinth Ntwwnlh lieu
lliml is the liuiv Plum! ltllhllahfil. ltld tn‘l‘uplvn ll firlil
pom tail» llii own its the dimwlhntiuiiuf il\‘\\_l ill the
(ill and llthvlahmil lbc i‘tluny. 1‘ttl‘dpil‘ii‘ll mill
MtlldM‘hlfihg varnish-balm" mull-lg for it plain» in
l‘u‘ahu wo hw‘ufltl’nvlti‘ this city. All): lltfllrtultllult
lien red ‘ill be tht‘v‘mily gill-ii bl llllllrv-utllg all'
member uflhet‘l y communist. “bum llJllltI‘l “Id
be round ill «miner minim pawn summit “it. u
llnnallni helluva lllri Illi‘lit menu in lllvl-lqllinlm,
mm‘naillc nr I‘lllh’f. n: ll is it rim of great ‘hlnlihi l~
tan. a vlly non of importance null illrlll. in v it h‘it
hwwulgliloNew England hm ll but ill.- pier). futility
filv‘lvuf and pm- in mi- Infltllthlll.’ and with... town
ey hurt I Ml‘HllR fl»
TIN! INFLJ “UNIS 1'5“ t‘.l 5!!!
There ought i- be no difference nf opiu-
lmi on the rurrvney qtimtluil nllivlil: Mir
piblic men. but ll ls l\ lillilellliibie Iltt‘l llllll
a: .l'lrlcrrnce‘ duel exm. l l! amt Ill lilillit
\hlt any then who elm take the Illnlllllll
slide of the question should in: pufala‘v‘ turn.
and hold pmlliuns which give them opp-tr
lunilfes of influencing the lbnuglltl Alli lieu
of ether men. Si much light has in en
thrown on the sublect of the currency by lilt‘
I lpzrivnces of lblll country, ant! \‘\‘l ry mtl- :-
country lint has dabbled in rill il‘f'l:\Il‘t'llllt‘> e
medium of cirt'ulllliv n; by tllt.‘ ear ful will
and elaborate expmiliuu of such llIlil‘ think-
er: :1 J. 8. Mill. Ill 'nr In. Ilnaellut. my,
Cairn", lilid every other reque‘nblv wrzllr
on filialicl-l-lll of whom agree upon l‘fixl'n‘
2: li ten uni print‘ipicw ; and by the partic-
iilur applications of writers of mi.- owll d ly
and t‘llllllll’y to tile present 'il ill: HI our l Hr~
rl‘m‘y-in fact the subject has been .m fully
n urn nllcl t‘lsil w e l \‘tt‘llt‘llrfi ulllzl du-‘zi-l-
lllmwif an infliliulllst we at (lilt‘L‘ begin to
spvcillltv whether to rl-glrd him as ll 'ltsc'li
rm obstinate I:|ltil'filllil\ or ll flm', fl r he can
hardly cscnpo falling under one of these c:lt<
t'gt‘l’lt‘i.
In this c-‘nnecllnn i’. is int: lusting :n
gimme ill the [wire lid {of the inflation "1ch
went. The following gentlemen have Ill I‘ll
ill\ ited to address the grceliblil‘k Gillth‘lllllll:
t ml will be iltizi hill). l‘llil this Week lll-~
lion. “3 I) Kelley. of From. (lull. John If
Ul'rlilin. of Ut‘llffidt. Scallur t‘irputller, uf
\Viacllnain, and Senator .‘Il‘rlull. if Iiiilllll)
-—.l rlvllcctluu nf gentlemen who are Illil‘lli
as well prcpan'd to illS'i‘litI the t' llntly lvu
q'leslionso.’ [induce n6 :i linked Fiji Islamic:
l« til l) discourse on II"D'ilSint‘1‘llll‘illlt‘CIlllt‘
m Sps lied Tail to mill i ll' band I‘ll pi'lulivul
ltlilcs. It is th- right, too, :il‘lI (i-‘ll. Ill ii} l
min I". Iluller it’lll Iii-’0 appear ill Ill-tlwl',
and in addition to lending grace .lliii digli: )'
t l the llirlvvlneul it: hit llfC~t‘:lt‘l‘, wlll uir
tiluse CCtlIIl‘nllC notional of his with which
we bceallle so familiar hilt winter. and which
If‘bl all badly on that flillllnuielltlil plillclple
\\ liich iifli govt rrlicll Ililiytiilill from Ilii
yl-llili lip—gelling lllllllly out ..( (ii. l‘l p n
ple‘: pl Chi is into his all ll. .‘Illi~:il‘illl~t its
bus number sun wllu lrldt‘s illillst‘il ml in»
in: :l raz-mnney liltill; until: ly. lhe “lllllv’t‘ .i
thelur Ci in." Mr \Yelivll ll I’iliiilll‘. TM.
griztlcuirul's iIiviut‘iillrllil‘n to full :lfil-r
e'nn‘vc thingy or ill be Ilal‘illtilt’li by :i li“\\
Mill, is hill generally linuwn mill iml will
inc 3 ed by :i II n: and c ‘ndhl-zit clrtcz in
will fixtkié‘l llzvllluln. but IiiiII tin l‘llt‘ llllt_\‘
fzial to give Mr. I‘billipn‘ lql'll i in due Cl‘ll-
tidencc in lllllltvfi- genirully, “e um uh! ll.i-li~
(sun. by the way. U11! gem rll rrpurt in ha
ovn stn'e credits lliiu willl privalily tllvur
It
viz : Pennsylvnnln. (by the R“p“b|iCflM)
bu. (by the Democnb). Ind Oblu (by the
Dcmocrnls) In Pennsylvania the Deni“.
crnls have yit to speak and the real feeling
Cf the state is therefore unknown. In Iowa
ind therefore their ullerllnoe cannot. be titli-
en as showing the genial-id sentiment of lhnl
mininunwlnllb. In Ohio the prospects ill
prompt are ibzlt the Republican ticket will
be elected. Near-A. Kelley.Alleu. llnd Carey
halve done it good work in that rule. They
have tallied so much about the laboring
chillies gelling thelllulllonia‘ta. bondholders.
and fal‘n‘iiill generally by the throat. llilll
all the llvuluelllls \tllii five cents lll their
pockets are iii-gluing to think they illiti llet‘
ter vote for Ila) ea. Still there are it good
lilitny allitell ill be heard from. and we Will»
lastly hope that no effort will b: spared in
thecaliaifinfynliglileiuueut. and lhlil “overtly
Jillinwu and Will. .\I. (lmsveuur. "ugh All.»
L‘ulluck lilid other: who have the peliplu‘a
confidence. will go on talking and wrililig
lutemnnd shutting the fully of iilfiliiun
until iiul ii illlflit! gnwublu'k lilnullic will
dare to allow llii lltuliuixlled bend.
”
The hailing ill llle Oahu llt ilullrleilml re
airliulllg the selectiueu uf‘ llle lllwnuf Nd!“
Mlli from pnylllclu \‘t‘lt'lfiill subtler: the
one hundred llolliri vulvd them all recent
town mm limp. \vlii bu iiitll ill ll few dill-l ill
‘he Illllt‘l’itlf until. now ill it‘uithl iii hill.-
llury. Joseph W. Wilson will iiiqwllr hr
the pellilulll-ili. \\‘. it. Slilllh fur the llrlwb
melt nul t‘lll Nvlmu White. of [hillbilly
fur lllu ll ihlieri. Aflx‘l the lawn brill voted
lllll‘l)‘ the uleullers of t‘u. 2. lllli “but.
dltlu llullillvmlld the avlwtlllvu bud pilll
the lililnllill Ill ll portion of them they ‘wele
NU ‘llll‘ll frutu further pulltelll by nu lii
jlllil‘lillll chilled on it lll‘lilixlll dated Jllll'
'd'ilil. butting tllu following ‘li‘ll'tlllh‘M-‘V.
ll. Smut. Flt‘li St. dililll. Adlllllnli llrnwll.
Iillt- Srllrrlx. .\. .lll‘ldzill. \\‘li\. ll. I). fuck
w .ml. t‘llvlwl-ll .l, llrlmilll. ""llry (lluvv-r.
1‘ ms. 1‘, (hlmrnv‘ Juncpli Silt‘llllhi. “'lll. K.
J lllils. E. l‘. Wet-ll. (l, ll. Jennings. I.t‘\\‘in
J. Clllll‘. 'l‘lmlllrlil .\Il~rrlll. llutr Shillll. I". \-
“‘tlld Mrrrill. Stephen Sllillli. Jltuiml .‘Irlilll'
ry. i). K. Lockwood this. 1‘. llllynlnlid.
l‘ll.l.-. .\:ii\lllll.(i:‘tl. ll. Kceler. .l mics Flilliey.
.\\:l Smith. Elwin Imckubml. Mutual Hill.
Will. R. Iwwiv. .\\l‘\ E. Smith. S l) (lllll~
Head lilid fly-n. ll. [hump Allu‘ller Illl't‘i~
lug wits lit-ill A few wrelu “III? the llr~l
will-n it “mi in ted to my :lil suldivn who
it III l't-vl‘liiis‘vd tililI \\tl'.‘ culinll-ll on the
qlwlli Hf Nurwllk. null Il‘li reeelvvll lin
illilllll)‘ lllril Wlai dub lill‘lll. you l‘lil‘il. lllid
nu lilt‘ 'llltli of July nllntllt-r iltj‘l‘lt‘tllill was
granted on pcl'llluu of Ami 1‘1. Smith, Chris.
A lurid. (l -n. \V' Swill-ck. Jvlllli (idiom. Infill"?
5 Inch. I". J. “Li, I“. Ili‘lrd 1’. “Wed. Cllul-
we‘ll .l til‘.llll:lll. F. St .lullll, .l.lwpll S‘lvll
:lrl. F. i\\ill i. «into ;.l, (ll ll T. III‘ilit‘l‘l. 1".
n" .l tilll l. K‘kW lu-l, .\. Jli‘ilwll. Tllulllzls
Nil-(rill. Jun pll IIllIlbt‘ii. S E. Olninlcui.
Henry S. .N‘ 'iilf k. (‘lrls i". Iillltlfll, Clint . 'I‘.
livil I':l :tlil Ilslzry Sl-ylii-lur.
Thu (“‘1‘ l~ l r ll in: t‘qlhid-xrilllll- ill‘l r ml
vqui _\' its Well (in llw. :ill l ilthlin‘S the town
in ii llllll‘i l' ill \v.lé.ll thi- in ‘j any of i'~ in~
bltb.liu's Lille no lune.
no qlimlwn lb 1 the the men ll lW asking for
the one Illilllil’l‘xi d l'.lr-'. did rvw‘ulit: it ill
cillislliil‘ll‘. fur lilt‘ll lo m: il'l quot l. ill d lillll
it tints I't‘i‘i‘lSL'll‘xK‘II tn lil- 3.- ill ‘ll illil they
tllllmlllts. lllld
would he pill l Sill'ii
(‘iliizt‘lls in [he tuivu ilf Nulwaik t'tlgi
lif
uf the [WWII the urn of $1M) at. qui iiiulll-y
llllll. they lltl i till-.l' s uh lill lll t‘scllpc lill‘
[l'll'ilflg drill, in
Lite civil till? “it” lll'Vl'i' rev-caved ii lil‘llll)’
llzllltily. ill" iil‘li Hf $11)) :n .l c lllllli‘llllli\c
all of I‘ll" l' lix 1H Mel-rill] tin: at‘it‘tlllll‘li
{will performing lill‘ duly illlllIlS“d upon
them by all .ilulllat il.l‘tllllll'ill3 toll: of the
liw llvalv‘.
W: :lppllil lil.‘ fulllullllr fmlii \V. S.
illl'un. E q. \\'Ili\il gill-s a detailed Ill“
1‘ l‘lx‘l‘. n! the troll ill of l‘l- tllwn ill lel..lsllll
Ill iii" in .‘l r at b llllill“. elm-—
SIS]: l'h‘l) IN THE Il‘f.‘ll‘[~.‘1.l.lO.V.
ml: Geri. Guilt fur I‘rtsideliL rind (ll li. ii.
1“. Butler for Vice-President in lSTfi .\'uw as
to Mr Pill ips' pnlt‘culnr riotillnu un finance
wcneed my illlit‘. He has r xprrn‘ml ”Hill
on vnriuus occasions. and forthwith the our.
face of this Vnet cminlly has wrinkled \\ lib
ugrin. )l'llrwnlk has felt its share of the
undulslion.
In the west the most prominenlsoft nint-
ey men j"?! now are Allen and t arc-y, the
cnndidales fur governor and luuLgnwrlu i
in Ohio. Mr. Penulelnn, of the scilllt: ante.
and Gov. Hendricks, of Indiana.
more thorough-going blather-lilies “hill
flvssrs. Allen Ind Carey it would be lilfficliit
to find. The former had always bel'll ii
bard'money mna up to his nonlinalinn Ivy :1
soft-money convention. and the latter :l
Mun! temperincc advocate until he was
n'lnilnllt‘d by so nnli pmbitlltlon party—ill
fact thcv seem to be rcizulnr cases of thumb»
ripled pnlilicnns. ready to do nilylbillg ti
keepibcmsclvcs or their party in power .
Uf Mr. Permit-tun snl Hendricks it is suffi-
cient to say that the fint is s repudialn his:
from thin} mftriiortey n'lvlcu‘y or most
anything else might be echtcd. and that
the second ism aspirant for the previdcn-
licil cl.a;r, ill it he found fl s'rxn: irldltil n
gsle bionic: nlong the Ililnhs ml the Ohio,
that heluiughr that the same kind of ll
bruz: would blow great LliDS uvcr tl.e
whole country before long, and would final-
ly watt him into lbeWbile House, and,tberc.
uponbcomlmitted blmielf. But we far
he will strike cnlni weather before he reach-
T\\ l) .
Tn pin-pl rly understand the Ciliilll of the
re. lllln't'li lllt‘ll of Summit; Mm s-‘rved in
lill‘ rebelli m. it “ill be nt'Ct‘irilfV to quote
% flulll lllc luwu records lcllltillc lo the sub.
i‘jvcl. Buf’urc doing so we will state that the
is idler. llr l‘..i< town, who served in the law
l'lvll “"ll' llTl‘t‘ltllli tn the President's Pru-
tin mm in e tiling upon liit.‘ governor of the
e! .tu f ~r "W” to rt'llil‘llish the CCHIIl‘i‘
nies rind rerilllenta then in the fi~ld.bc:lriug
.l:-tv Oct. i7lli.1363.lulvellollbeleaslclliilii
for town in >lllll)‘.
i iii-furr Aug. lat, 1862. Norwalk paid its
outliers no Utllllltil‘i. Bum-en Aug. 1t.
”62. and the :‘9 b of the mime liiontb its en-
ii‘Il‘tI men received $.50 civil. From the 29th
uf Aug. lStlB, “I Aug. 1563 the relcctlticn
were alllllurized to pay them s bounty of
8100. Aug. 1363. a: it special town meeting
the selectrneli were: further instructed in
draw xii order on the treasurer for #308 in
favor of each pets in who might be drafted
and accepted for service in We army of the
United Stiles. Sept. Edit 1863. this vole
' was repealed, and in lieu liter-mil, the sellct-
men were empowered to pay $900lo any
resident of this town that has been drafted
into the service or who should provides
sols itute llmt Was muuered into the ser-
vice. Nov. 13.1l,1363,llle town voted that
a crlxiilillltve. of which Wm. R. Saiilh was
Cil'liilllilu, he nppuinleddu [nuke culirllneutn
va.'.‘7lll.18l‘l‘3, that Cumrllél'rc were an.
thoriz-d ll} rxpcnd S‘ll‘h sum or sulusu.‘
Int-n ‘y. as in their judgment was BECBES‘le
It) accomplish the foregoing object Jun.
e:- the Aileglnnils. l 3384. n vote was passed at a special town
In Sew Yolk the .Gleenbnck cause isl meeting. that the Vote of Aux. Isl. 1863, be
led by air. Richard Schell and Hr. Peter
Camper. It seems strnngc to write the
nurses together. Mr. Schell, (his friends call
him Dirk.) has been so often before the New
York public. and uniformerly in connection
with movements sud enterprises of such u an-
lure, tint no one hmrplised at finding him
asking war on the “Qumtic bard‘rnrlney
tin :. But one is surprised to find Ir. Pe-
n
repeal d. and passed in substance a former
vote giving to soy residmt oftllisiown 8300
who had been drafted into the service, or
who furlilslied n subetilutc. The repesling
of the former vote, then renaming it, gave
those persons who llsd been drafted nnotller
.300. Aug. 1561. \I n special town meeting
n vote was had as follows: I‘bnt lhc Select
men be authorized and directed to pny each
patron who furnished n recruit fl' an accep-
tercooper in and: company. As no one
thinbofcnllina in question Hr. Cooper’s,
hone-sly ictbungh icon unfair quotation! l
tron Well-tor: snd Cdbocn my be found
in km recent (m) wsnnst believe um
bob-idea: was sauce-fill bullion men
not almond: More. “stumpi-
edlnwlve‘ngrut proble- catfish-sisal
us on chM over I limited
woldmdmoftheuclm
«luckier-en. when" devoid tom.
whine! Elves of nan-tile Inventix «Ian. sad
who-m am an tunnels! phe-
m of centurion A robber ludicrous
bun-cs0! ”masking! of thin in buds
hull-inn Ir. can't-v '- M ‘-
ull-3W” Marathon-nanny
gum-0W
”fifth ”of." nails. tbs
tibia substitute to apply on the quotn of
Itorvralk under the tall call of the President
for 500.“ men. if for one yesr $300. if for
two year: $300. if for three year: “00 until
said quota in: filled. And it was further
voted that the relocation be nuthorlaed to
expend from the lreunry of the town Inch
sum or auuis of money I! were readable
and awry. not exceeding uoo iii the
whole. to defniy the expense of recruiting
vduntnen to apply on the quota of this
town. Al the sonic meeting It In nlso
vat-u lint tho circlin- borrow on the
crodlt of the town not: stun or scan of
me! as night be m money out
lbsohjart mm by the m
vote. all is use of their way inherent
madam NM“
wild pl’vsrills 1 ll' l‘nilsl ll fillitlll questions of
Till lc swim to be
wure credited ll the qvltllu of the Nurw'ulk.
and ”I‘ll till' l mm lit the time was paying
from Hill) l l $th) mull-din; It lllc term of
we lL“
luv! to have it :n furlll lilltl in 1‘73 :3 (idfu
liven-ll 2i rt‘rwillll >u tl.l~il;h ll 5pm i ii lnwu
lllt‘t Lug. giving in any pmmlll \\ il~t filtlii~h 1d
it ru‘l‘llit UI :lllalllull- l l court on the tlllllill
:975, ttIit‘f ”11' IthII has
twice val-d la: p l}‘ ill \‘l-tl int i .~- 1 licl’s ill the
fur ii)" $ifl<lll~l'_\= liJL‘ lilt‘!ll.|l'l\‘l‘ sullgbl I'lt‘
X’HHl'd l.1\' AN!) ITS SOLDIERS ll'IIO
to each psrsoii furnlablnx n recruit, nn whilst ndeparliire from them. for any con
order on the treuul'y for the amount. sidersble flute issue to in followed by lin-
to which such person was entitled. paired nppelllo and digestive power. We veryplnk in the flicomnd drink from the care. The children nre bright and fntelll~
rcqnently but people speak of “hi“ it. goblet; Instead of the town pump; per gent—one little fellow only six ygrsold in m‘homu'wn' an frequently checked
‘W ‘0 l“! ‘ cum 001 exceeding .100 to quurs before or with their mcnls. as n u» linpa they turn trying to ssvc the water. for quite ndvnncetl In studies. nnd nil nie on on by tho indecent “will"? 0' men ‘9‘! boy!
5‘ pvmn Willi“. Mfuilorliubsllv Wilivr.find it will not be denied that the Ioverlienrd collie can say tint was their average with children of equal age and Nb while battling ‘hfl. women snd’chlldren
Ingestion of 1 moderate qunntlty of splrli- onLv well and that wns nenrly dry now try. pol-loi- advantage; Undoubtedly then are In“. lieu snd nee the ma" indecent con-
uons liquor. in name of besllh.doen unit in: to put. out the fire. In hurrying around insny families who have no children lhst duct “4 llfltu‘fl- fill- the good of tbo
“le "IO “Mlle aniountnopald for Mimi! the functional notion of the stomach. and to line the other ride, I was just in lime to would like to tnlrn some of than and bring better elm the h. “Quid be fi‘idly en~
“d ’“u‘m‘l‘” and the am"! expense sharpens the appetite. which means one of line the but board knocked ofi' the fence and them up. nnd if any no so inclined we gom¢
two things. either augmented digestive through the cbnsni out hopped a bl: red think there would be no difficulty lntbeir
Call it be doubled but that this vote also power upon the food the nystein really re- waster. ten hens Mid thirty-five nice spring securing the consent of the psrents nnd se- cated in South Five Mile River. will up“
ll‘llllf“I ‘0 the “llama“! who mutilated on quilts. or tile Digestion nnd introduction of clllelleua. then came it black bill through nnd leclineli. As the children are now shunted on unnduy morning. Aug. 30th. 1875. The
nnl after the above date! In nddtlou to more alimentary innterlnls into t‘so blood lit lnil n man balding on tight to two new they do not fully mllnc their condition.but room: of both departments have been thor-
llle heirlooms are greatly in tile niilmllly. lill this, lileftiwu pledged its blxuurlbrougb dull the system “minimal timer is the shoe-airing. and whentilo two new shoe- they “’0 placed on so equality with the augmy finned...“ “m Imps bnve been
“3 “VII". "I" “8 mullilfilmldle" should fact. Now if the nulurnl appetite be all strings got through they were securely fu‘ other cltlldrnn. and are receivanx nll the at mined. and the lntroducllon oflhe scholars a... muuam'fl
toned about n hind leg mob of n couple of untrue: of it good mornl training. “d h .0 the rooms has been rendered more invit-
nlco iprlng plat. The man and pigs were libernl education. and if a nufficlent lnlemt lug.
evidently in for ii race through the meadow be taken tonecurc for thorn good homes Ind
where was neonler chine. lniui hold both oocupatlonsln the future it will bnperforin-
ins n duty which will beeninn probnbly
profitable as well an plemnt and confer up‘
on those unfortunate children n benefit not
only to lbnlulwlvea but to noelnty in general.
Sept. Nib. 1864. the dentition were an-
t
trite. who abould be accepted and rnustimld.
nnd mpted on the quota of the town. pro-
would not exceed the sum of #6000
be paid the bouullea then being paid by the
town. And were not the inducements held
out to them by their nailnenlul rind camper
riy officers. to reenter the sender. also
binding! The "it!“ who wenllalod in Nov
wnik. with no exception of one or two. were
all paid in accordance with the vote of Nov.
1803 null 186%. But tblwe persons who re
eulelell the service ill the south. and in the
city pf "llf‘lIl rd. received not it flirtlllug of
town llnllnty. Other towns in C-lnlicelicut
vent lilt‘il‘ ngeuli tullii. from in pity ll or rc‘
enlisted men. but Nurwulll f\ r certain l‘t‘!‘
a nu neglected to do so. These t‘lnitulluta
have made yearly tlviitunds upon the dullltllr
ilieli bf "iii town for the bounty due lllelll
and n-oelllly employed ll lawyer to
tiil‘t‘ limit it written opinion upziu lliia puiut.
He decided. that if tile-all illeu ever ilald I
t‘itlllil. it is now cut oil by the statute if
illllllltlllll'li. llv glvu his lqliiliuu uillluuln
knowledge of llle fuel. that the auldleu lllld
iiitldv frequent demand: for n acllleillrilt
ulna: 186.3.
The subtler: of Nurwnlli are not without
I Ilf‘x't‘t‘llfllll. Tile t‘ltw tlI J‘lt‘i (3. Fun“ I in
the town of haul-lily. ii in lilo point. it
WM decided by Judge “illiN‘ ill hum of
Flatt-r and billet linllllvlli. llllli the also \illli
llll‘lell to the court of errui‘u. ulld llll‘lv Judge
llllllels tlt‘t‘illtlll \\‘ll\ llllaliiluell. but alliance
to my ill publication: wlla liqulreuled till
utiltel. for fear it would produce till luv
eitciuvlil upon the qlle-lluil of town bullill lea.
Willl‘il ll would be dlfllvull fur the towns to
llll‘t‘l. 'l‘llll t‘illillli of the vell'rilllll of Not“
Wllik are newly ilitlllit'lti with tluuo of the
! liliit‘f“ uf lluillml‘y. and tire Illiit‘li illlilll
vutlm plluvell lllllit‘l' the mine culls. lliid lit
the Millie lllulllilh. illid the language employ-
ed in elicit run lire ltillllllll llll‘ mllllt‘.
Use and Abuse of; Alcohol-
10 Stimulants.
I! JOHN ."Io'n M. II.
No.8 .
ALt ouor.. 1TH il.\illTl‘.\l. MODERATE l‘til-l
II lvirlg liefure iillowu that the Cullut‘qlll‘n'
cell of lulu: continued executive use of All
millulil‘ stilliulllllls. were pf‘L‘Clst‘iY wind the
effects lil'Vt‘Illpl'lI by larger llllli more illlll‘lt‘~
dilllely pilitilllllllti tilllit'ti fillelillllduwed, all
liirl‘l liirly it not be (Mr to Mannie, lllilt the
lillbilllill luv of lill‘ same llei'erligeil. overt ill
small llllulllilli‘fi. if tillIIil'it'llIiy long contin-
ued will ill Home llllle, prove llrf‘jutiit'llli ill
the Eyrlltlll. ill the lil‘\‘l'il‘l\lll|'Ill of (‘l‘Il-‘lill
chronic lllmllid actions, ht) frequently seen
in lined people.
To assert lllln. may iml lit first seem to be
il‘lflll‘ out by llle teachings of expcllcul‘t‘.
the consequences brill».r so remote llllil il
Hill)‘ not appear illil ll) llllriblile lllelii to
the cruise here lin‘siglll‘ti. Though the t‘I-
fccts are far removed from the czillsc. M‘d
the connection \\'llil dlfllculty demonstrated.
yet it iv found ”I!!! the lung continued 820“-
l‘y of other llinrbzfic mum-s, of crlllipurutive
low intensity. how not proved less potent
in the end. than in the lldiilillistrnlilln of
larger, illid llil'rL‘ immediately fullti doses of
'ilf bJIllt' uni-lit. Talu- for example, an ill-
lllnspllere of carbonic acid. which would
quickly destroy it ml") intuit-mod in it, lllili
yll by lll‘l)‘ live for months iliid yeiirvi even.
in lin'llllliuspllcll' slightly contaminated by
it, without being liliit‘ lo point to any l-vil
etl'w-l upon him. but who in wiso enough to
say that this continued inhalation of ii tilin-
llte dose of pnlsnii. Hilly not after till he llll‘
derlliiliiu: illlsy‘ll'lll, prcllilpusilll: him to
more easily succumb to some epidemic in-
iiill‘l‘lce. Thl'ft‘ lift: localities ill tropical rec
clonal, the atmosphere of which is so fillrd
wl'li tlnxinlu vllpnr, so pcslllcullnl. limit it
brief exputlilc is slillll‘l.~ilt to induce till it -
lick of l-‘illlllb‘ of lilo rapidly filllll {urine of
ll‘l']lit“|i fever. ill the sumo time. it tiliitl may
live in tin ngulsh district. like. Suutll Nllr.
walk. for it long time. constantly lirelilbilig
an ill rIlII llllintlll. in it less concentrated form.
before be “ill have all illllicit uf ugue. or
anim- Infill of lulllllrllil fever. and yet the re~
Itliull of cause and effect in just its filllifl!"
out. in the latter cutie ill in the former. and
the principle so recognized by medical men
the Wurid over. So auxin ill insufficient
drainage, or where vegetable and animal
limiters accumulate in our midst. though no
immediate evil effect can be shown. the pol»
ple are not generally alllw ill recognizing
the relation belwuen lliuse unseen malarial
nnd llilnsmallc emltiilllluns. flolu vegetable
and animal decomposition. and prospective
disease, and justly call upon the municipal
nutllurilles to abate the autumn.
Reasoning then from nliiilngy, it cannot
we] be doubted lbllt such a departure, flout
3 regular action or the principle (inputs of
the body. as even the moderate use of Al
collolic stimulants tend to produce. must
have remotely injurious results, 1nd all that
is known of the nature of chronic disease,
justlflen the assumption, that a relltlon or
fall: between habitual moderate drinking.
during lbe earlier and middle years, rind
many of the chronic forms of disease more
commonly found in advanced life,tilid more
especially when the consequences. judging
from the effects of its habitual excessive use.
is precisely what would bepredlctcd “like.
ly to take place.
Liquor drinking is one of those agreeable
habits which people no not readily flb-lD-
dull, and though they can show no particu-
lar benefits derived from it. are apt to any
that they drink but lltlle.not wfiicxcnt to
do them harm, witbout tblnking what such
it remark really nrnpliea. Now to Justify
such a dcclaraiion. ii man should have pres-
ent in his mind the whole future history of
his bodily orgnnism. slid also be able to
show. that by reducing the amount of his
drinking to that. little as he calls it, be ha.
not merely postponed the evil consequences,
which any mull from it. to it remote pe-
riod, but. ills: that they will not show them-
selves in the udvnnced yenri of his life. He
must remember. that when he assumes the
absence of reliiilon of cause and r-fi'eci. a
far as the liabiliisl modernte use of liquors
lire concerned in the production of disease
in nfiu years. that the burden of proof
rests entirely with him
In nuppolt of the position nbovc tnken. I
propuse to exunlne the influence of habit.
usl moderate drinkinc upon some of the
more importllnt operations of the body,nnd
first Its effect upon digestion.
Iii n state of habit. the notion ofihe hil-
lnnn staunch cur be mainland by no condi-
lions other illnli those required for the well
being of the system ntluge. tbs essontllil
condition of health being due supply of
null food and drinks I contain the ele-
mentsof lbovollds Minia- of tbnbndy.
pure flab dander." emits nfbody
end mind. with proper intends of deep
ad repose. With the ell-ensues or the
shave conditions. mould-”hold
m intbs m 0H8 dallss.
f
b
ready good end sufficient for the want: of
the body. why lnorenie ill‘ or if lbnltoutacll
is already capable of digesting its much
food a: required to keep the solids of the
blood lit the nmper standard. what but evil
can result from forcing it to do more?
elllier lillplilruwut of Illut‘liou‘li power of
the "Gallic“.tll' the inlwluuliuli of more
nlluielitiiry inlllerllilll into the lilmlll.lli:tu
llll: Nu‘rillvu functions cut nppruprllte.
thereby utilising derangement of the sys-
tem generally. hull of the enormity mantis.
whose dilly it is to reinllvu tho excess. in
particular.
It is when the digestive power in impaired.
by departing from the exactltliil cuudillliun
of health. that teliipurllly livurlll is derived
from iulrelliuu the functional nativity of
the iltllllllcil. by the the cf ale. puitl‘r and
beer. So again when it llllill ill overcome
with futlulw. \lle stimulus of Alcohol re
vivelltllo “liming lllllt't‘fll. null tuithlm liilll
ll continue the exurliuu in the bud. with
limiter Wis-0 lilflll could he dune willluul it.
The Illll‘xi \vllllwr. wllelllvr fl I‘lllt‘l‘. airliiiltll
\ll‘ ltu il‘lll. llll doubt. in it t‘tlllllllli ll ell‘url.
t‘llll t‘lllil l‘u ll lullgrl llllll‘ llllllll‘ ll: influence.
but llle Iclliultt‘ l \l' i‘leucld itll~l‘\\‘ilrll ill fltl‘
L‘l‘llllt‘l‘ lllltll if lll’ ll‘lii not taken it. but lllld
given lll when twill illilll‘lllivilt‘li llllil llliil
be lull dune Milli l. ill. ltllli it longer time lit
required to rlmwl limit it. Thelle lire t‘xr
liiilploll uf leillpllllliy lu'llt‘fll. and there cltll
be flu qllwtlnli lu lu ‘lw utility of lipllllulluu
llqllurll. ml ll relllmlllll “gout when properly
dll‘eele l. but \‘ill‘ll l" uple llillt about lllkllil:
tlil‘. puller. t‘lllilll‘l-tgllt‘. em. wllll tlleil
lllulllu, ill ilflllnl l l' pllwclll of lllucillllilt
when lll ii i-lll'v of llt‘ltilii it in about now
llvusv. It would H but mi rilllulilll to give
it llllill llti opiate. ill illl|ll‘ll\'tl his filot‘p who
already flit't‘llfl “. ll. :..‘ lll nwrtlluw ltil‘. polw
for. beer, run, to ilqu‘llw llio lippilllc lil-
t‘vlllly guild lilld ll-lll it'lll for the wants of
the body, or dilllillll: spirituous llqliun in
health ill llily lillll‘. ll l' l.l~l‘ of any l‘l‘lli ill‘ll'
l-lll. 'I‘rllc Illu-o [it'l‘lllln Willi have become
llzlllllllllll~ll in Ha ll‘t‘ llllll liltll' ll’llliirlflll'l‘
w ill r llll ll|l l' l-- to din-wilt lllll' it. except lit
Iilt' l\lll‘ll\t‘ «f ll-lllpn i'll‘y luu' ll tllll‘l‘litc
lllld dlgmlllc pmwl. lull it i‘ only ll-lupurll
l‘y. illld lll lili‘ ll~pltli~1ml illlllf‘thl‘li. lllll
Kl‘lll‘l‘uii) Ill .dc \\ lfrl‘ lllv flllllmr it is Cl‘ll'
lilllli‘li.
'1 lm illlill‘ lift!) of :l ~l l'l' l f l’t'il‘lllt‘o lip-
“ll lll'liiit'i l hill of \il‘ h.liilll.l llindvrtllc
llnl' of l q l ll". in fll u; tl‘ ll‘llll'll‘il in con-
(‘l l‘ it'll, ‘t‘ ltln in ll- l\ l!‘l .~ lillt' ill-mum the
only m i.._\'l .ll.~ (' lll‘ :ll 1 gt! \l'lllluili change,
l~l'hl r lll lllv m w ill lln- .‘I much. or quilti-
lily of I’ q lll"\i. “illlil by no
llll'llli [mm-a lllll ll l‘ llt l julinlls. All
lllgrr llusc ”I
l .
.‘I lll‘llw‘
ll full- llllw: \‘l ll, \\ Lilli-l :l
p ll (ll lll‘llll't' ti itwlf l-y Ilw violence of
i1. .llul-i. tlll' l't ll".llt‘\i illlllltilll‘iiilll of n
llllllll‘l- nl-M' Hi I s llllt‘ rig ill is 11m rllully
illil'llf‘l :tivv. it ill tl lil'~§ l'l‘ filllliiucli is an
..\. o l i ”I I l Ill~ :wll-rll lllw of line rll‘liul
of Miami \ll'i upon the b Hit" ill) I nbitulil
cxcilullu-lll of us Illlll'llltll. lill'vl-vl r Irltlmu.
will ill the in l. l'llllw ll [lif‘lllflilll‘t‘ tit‘l)5(‘§~
shill. in 0 ll ill'l‘ which ll grcillcr quantity of
fillillllilli li ll tlllil'l‘li. m on step llv step. as
llw allllll It’ll lluwiilvs [alumni of the ill-
l‘rtlllse, and the fill lhl-r Ilt‘llllll-ti is yielded in,
until wllrll ill-gill lll lllI'LIl‘I'ltlillll clldl in ub—
solulc excess, and it is in thin Wily llllil pet‘-
plo bl-r‘xillie drulilillrds. If on the nth”
hand, the ticllllllllI for further increase be
lllll‘ yielded In. or not hit. lilt‘ Rtllilfl dose
producing llil wanted (libel. though for it
lung lime postponed. lilo slulliiicu will ill
but sulfur tllill loss of tune. so often exper-
ienced by persons in advanced life. the elliili~
lillllllig fiction of the liquor lllougll increas-
ing the appetite tenlpnrnrily.is not tulllc
bill cxlluuslive in its effect, ilild ill iiit‘ l'lld
mu bill prove [lfl'jlllIiCilli to continued guild
lie-lllll. It will not be cluiiued [hill the loss
of tune of the fliilfllttl‘h. (infrequent Ilieilifér‘
ly people. is llrilfnrlilly due t-i llnblllilll mud.
el‘utc its-tr of spllilubus stimulants. for some
persons drink lll'lticf'ult‘iy fl r a life time,
without exlwlieut'ilig my evil resulti. belido~
the “Illillliy ill question may be induced in
other ways. There urc exceptions to llll
rules, lllid because one man can drink dur
ing it long period of lime and stiffer no 0“”.
is no reason why we nbnuld set ride gener-
iil experience. that the practice among the
great mass of mankind lends to shorten
life, or lillll because illlpilirl-d tone of ill"
stomach in elderly people sometimes arises
from other muses, that in no abandons lilod-
nrlilc drinking have an agency iii producing
ll.
CONCLUDEI) NEXT WEEK.
Slim rigors .Vofe Book—— The. Ff re.
AT Sou'ril Nouwuar. Aug. SM, 1875.
My first fire! The bells began to ring
about 5 ii. ill. I was up in little. for I wnnt-
ed to see nfire. I threw on till old (trees,
caught at an old water-proof. elastic all out
of bood,iind bung down in fruys old silk
trimmings like crazy. caught. up a big old
sundown for my ilt'atl. when In, one string
was off, then in mad but bliste I clutched at
lots of strings. tumbled over it big trunk
full. and it high BIIL'” full.tu find something
to wear on lily ill-nil. At last I snulclled up
my Sulldsly hill and had just got it rightell,
when I IlNIl'iI over my shoulder “ Now
don‘t" :tlley always say this to me. and as I
never attempt to go out anywhere they al-
ways say “ Now what do you want to go
for,“ and will) all impliliclil twist. of the
nose which in 9 case out of 10 lllwllys ends
in ii collapse. But here my mind was made
up,I lvils now going to a fire. Well. UH
came that Sunday bill, find on well it little
frizz'od worsted thing with it big green vail
all lwi-ted up over il.nnd my face for in
till my hurry about. fire. I never forgot fur ll
moment, Illill by cbuuc ', my lord might
cross my path uud he would shrug his
shoulders illld suggest the other side, lira id
high, fence. fewer people, I might. be seen
or heard. for I was so apt to spank. and
like Tillou undue comparisons Were ull~
pleasant. At last I had jumped into my
hunts and rlgllted nly spectacles and hoisted
my umbrella and was off. 0, horrors. what
a file, one. two, and now three house were
going. VVllere were all the fire c-lnip mics?
Why didn‘t that seat road full of blg,brond-
shouldered men stir themselves .' No, there
still and nerves quiet as if escli than ball a
Drivers powder down hint; sldawnlk full of
men. who were sharp in their comments of
logging all she cool
n little boy with it big tint on his band. nod I
trying to pull sn olloclolli and
across the street; in Jun next clinic aid
deposited cut-fully ndwsrf like barrel lip-
on the turf. with nonlethal; lnéwblcllnneniod
strings in one hand and n huge club in the
other. pigs and man run well for n time ‘llll
like Lots wife. pig all turned n slurp angle
and looked lovingly hick lownrd hit sly
now in fiery waves and went nll ways but
west. while pig: number two gulluped
atrnlgbt ahead rind in the whirl of fire crush.
clatter. man and pigs Iwits saying to my-
self. that man lint practiced at dumb bulls
and just an I was telling him to put it hand-
full of good gravel in pin number onc‘s
mouth it fierce deep clout caused me to
fillllilfl one side to llt ii huge big grand!»
ther of a hog go pushiiud Il‘f‘lll it nharp
turn I was lit the liildlil of dogs. led dogs.
cases is only partial and the entire loan will
undoubtedly reach 085.000.
they stood quiet as kittens. hands still. feel "'0 ““0"“ which “My I“?! manifested in
the town children. which were transferred
from the aims house to Fitch's Home, in
women, s few brlgllt-eyed active-minded Dnllen. some time nines in cell «tendon
to then.
neglected duties, st lulu of household goods and found there eighteen of the town child-
tbrown idiom in wild confusion and women ran 0' .8" MI“! 1'“ 9°" to ten yours.
hurrying to and fro trying to help. Ono all human“!!! “d app-Null! content-
old lady ind her bersrenn lamp. a nun \vu ed. The aim-on of the imitation, it will have.
hurrying at with an old table and out be remembered. ll!“ M 05le ct n
scuttle lied to one In and it til; fut wuinnvi stipulated 9“” W m! '0? “m the who insult dm'll WP". were driven from
4 clap, while on name fnrnlnlins then with bulimic“!!! “I the premises of Mr. Bowen. an G-lntentf
ulltouJ-dumhusmd Input-lo- unlit kind. on dny lat and. They“
Tlist their moi fro- the thought they but plant, in: Just «Ir.
“ Monasticism-lurid Mancunian, mountaineering it mid «dining
Whmfwdnnm* the. m mmfiMKMMfl'RC
whet-known“ ls 'tbathtbeyd- fret- :i-n I.” had I?! “and
until impel overtbel.
pun
nuns bout wan
rind
eclipse they seemed very thirsty and looked l
black liars and willie ones. with n beaiirlukr
llllg of lllgdt‘lv. and 1 Nil no hard. lid name
my spectacle: and bend dress. when I well
xlopped l.v allow little boy: who asked the
If i worked over in Mr. Subunits lull flwl M
iv? lanld who‘ve be? and they said over
there. be be sprinkling of ill: roof Ill to not
not burnt up. be lit ll nloe nun Mr. Subunit.
I told them they were nice little llllyli and to
grow up Rlllltl lilell liild never drllik lulu.—
‘l‘lley till luld they wllilld‘ill illid I not NI
lily speck: nud liobted lily ulilbrnllii. null
llltltitl ii null for my hotel. and wall but in
time to we come of the bravery of thel Nor-
wnlil fire company. All honor to web men
who rluk their own liven lit llllieii of per-ll.
l lull-e iit‘tlll over the Catskills Mill about for
my health and if the inflow: l kecpnull' itild
hilly in Norwlllk 'llll after the flit lilitu‘li
t‘Illfli linko I will write and tell you about it.
for I Mil irulllu.
l‘Mtl. Ei‘lit‘llliiirila \l'urlz.
——-—-~ooo-——-—
ANOTHER FIR I.
Lust Monday morning about qusrler be
fore 5 olclnck. our cllir. ms were hl’lf‘lieli by
llie tlllirni of fire, and "until were called out
to battle Willi the destructive ell-menl with
only the must meager illid primitive imple-
ment: and facilities for bringing it till ler
control. The fire lirlgllintl-d. an new us can
be ascertained. either in Illn building owned
llild occupled by Mr. C. II Harvey. or lit the
mic owned by him nl'lloinllig. and Dec lpil-ll
us it residence rind harness shop by W. II.
lillvulleo. At the time of its discovery il
appeared to be near the roof between them.
It soon spread. and tli't occupiiliti of the two
buildings were compelled to hasten their (It‘-
prlrluru, From the harness shop the fire
soon communicated to the rcsidencu of Mr
John Mchiline on the south. and from Mr.
lIlirvey‘s on the north to tho bulldlllg own~
ed by .1 lines McDermolt. Ind nceuplcl by
Thomas llnwley. At this time n general
Continuation wits eminent. The. litmus rind
buildings on the opposite side of the slreol
became very hot. and though wnlcr \“llri
constantly thrown on lllelll. their condition
w is for it long lluie very precarious.
The bill factory of Mr. A. Solnilills was
also in jeopardy. rind. ill (lftit‘rill 9:va it and
the ndjulning buildings. the bllll-ksnlllh
shop of Mr. McQulllle, between his rtr<l~
dcliCe illid Sullilnn's factory. was pulled
down by order of the thumb This iili~
dolilllellylllvml the le’cloril's. As it Will.
however, constant excitiun was required to
prevent the cillders setting fire to the h ofll
of the lzltter buildings. Mel) ~rniotl‘sbztllli-
lug soon becnllle ll sheet of IIHIIK‘. lilid ll 9‘
fine the one adjoining. owned an i uccupled
by Simon McNamara. could be torn down,
the thirties communicated to ill and the two
buildinri lib we, ownel by Mr. Sllidler and
Means. F. H. Nuah & Bron. were in grout
daugcn
At this lllliu the Nor-walk File Depart-
ment Cline t l the rescue, and as soon its lllo‘
steamer got to work all danger was over.
The Old Well liook & Ladder Co. worked
hard. us did many of the citizens. but the
recklosaness of those on top of We building
in throwing empty buckets among the crowd
or where was most convenient. d tuned
llltill)‘ from passing \vaitv‘r who otherwise
would have done 30. And right here We
venture the statement that unless there is
more discipline in our fire department its
usefulness will be greatly lwnncd. Chiefs
uni officers can do better service in diam-
lug the movements of their subordinates
than by wurking themselves. There is alto
nether to little dl~crlrnllinllrui shown by
some in the destruction of property and re-
moval of goods. Ali axe or pick in lnjudl.
clous bands is about as damaging us the fire
itself. We do not city this with lbc desire
to find fault. but. simply as n suggestion for
it more thorough nnd effective discipline.
The writer was taken from the Old Well
cistern. which, fortunately had been filled
by the recent rains, and through the exer-
tions 0! the fire committee.
The Norwulk Fire department deserves
great credit for the nliicrlty wl‘ll which they
responded to the city's csll for help, and the
entire community honor them and salmon”-
edge their obligations to them.
The loss frills most heavily upon Simon
McNamara, who had no insurance on either
his building or block. A portion of the
latter was saved.
Mr. Howley had had $1000 insurance in
the Fulrfield Fire on his stock. A portion
of his goods were saved. Loss adjusted for
8800.
J nines McDermott had .1000 inlurnnce
on his building.
Mr. Harvey bnd n $5000 insurance on his
stock, $2200 on the building occupied by
himself and 81000 on the building occupied
by Mr. L'ivellee. His loss on buildings is
lot :1, and but. little thk was caved.
Mr. Livellee bad $1000 insurance on his
harness stock which is it total loss.
M r. McQubin [ind Q2000 insurance in the
Hartford Mutual on his residence and as the
shop was low down to save the other prop-
erly. the city will have to make good his
loss on that. The insurance in most of the
The orlnln of the fire ins mystery,bnt
”woo—~—
For fear that our people will lone some of
A few dnys we visited the Home
and then an up to s side board stand they shall be provided with homes where
heir mica will repay for their further olcnued and painted.
Snlllng puller, and families residing nest
MW..—
Norvi'nllr.
Reunions nervlcea lit the Alan House have
been discontinued.
The boys are having jolly tlineii fishing
for “ snapping mackerel.“
Who ever see n than get n ablrt ufi' this
kind of Weather without tearing it furln
tnll to elbow.
The ladlea of the Final Caugreanllonnl
church. hold their fltnoy flilr tilt: first week
in September.
I‘ll-liters and other: in this vlclnily are
afraid that the “ dry rot“ is Ruin: to attack
the paintball.
The Wheeler d: Wilton fluid. of Bridge
port. me to furnish music for ltlo forth-cone
iii: Agricultural Fair.
'l‘llono “ blamed red chitin.“ llru being
hauled ill. People from the country culi-
llnu lily lilialuok tlletblugu til the Ilgu of n
billber shop.
A bill epidemic of window mulling broke
out on M tin and Willi Sta. but Thursday.
Thu linrvlccll of the ntreet olvnner was “Mir
nary llulitedliitely lifter.
The reunion of tile l7lh lli-g‘t Conn. \‘ol.
next dullirdny. prollllllnli lobe an interesting
(invasion. Trot out your fl lg: lllld give the
brave buys n fillo reception.
Gui. Newcmilb la bury pllcblng up tho
borough llrnola lilld tllorougllfnrea. The
frequent rlillls ofllitc but: made the work
n dubif'llbiu one l.) the traveling pub lic.
When n Nllrwnlk rnztn buys a wnlcrillc Ion.
he leaves word with the fruit dealer to have
it doctor sent around right away. and sturls
fur home as though lie was shot opt ofn
gun. ‘3'
There‘s no use talkln'. n ninrr led min un-
derslnn ls hugglli bctler‘n an on ui'nrrlcd
lntiri, three t l lilit'. The latter trike: hold a i
kind of lluiid like. t lzll it is only nu aggra-
vntlan.
The dearth of nliiusollielili lit the Opell
House, in to be broken by Curl Feiuingvr uf
westp'll‘l, who is announced to give it firat
Cilsi musical concert during tile early put
of S ‘l'tt‘ll'lbt‘l'.
The residence of Walter Armstrong. lit
\Vluliipiluk. was entered by burglars on
Wednesday illglll but, and relieved of about.
one hundred dolllrs iii Ilidllt‘)’ Illii n allvcr
watch. The perpetrator of the duel has uul
been discovered.
If the men wear the legs of their brcccbcs
much larger. they‘ll have to hike in the slack
behind. as the women do. And this is the
way they say they‘re going t-I wear them
next fall, if the mills Cllll llI'UlIlH‘.) luntcriill
enough.
.Tlio street. sprinkler his had it soft, lhlug
on his “subscribers " llilzi season. The inel-
cliunts on his line of march hope he vvlln'l
employ lhc Siltllt: Diff“ of llsustuuce but
your. The work iltIS been done it little t )0
effectually.
Slime "gill-fingered chap. entered the
sleeping apartment. of Wm. T. Peck. on
Water street. liist Frid ly night and nb~lr.lit~
three hundred dollars in money which be
hard under his piluw. Mr. Peck is n M
pecking around pretty lively to find out who
did if.
Sliuoiug fiys is lit present tile principil
occupation night and day. of the genius
homo in thls vicinity. .It is lleul its hard
work as sllouln; horses, and la twice as
racking to tender constitutions. It seems
as though the files o‘rl to get along without
shoes llils warm and agreeable (in n born)
August weather.
One of llIlii-ebouse's four horns tennis ran
“ray with it carryull which took a party to
the festival of the Union Chapel. est Nor-
wn‘k lnst Thursday evening. and did curi-
nldernble damage to harness and vehicle.
The driver was thrown from his seat and
somewhat llllurcd. No one was in the carry-
nll It the time of the accident.
The fence around Center District Sch: 0!
grounds. in being painted and alluded. The
school building cleaned and renovated. and
the ground put in thorough order,prepxir:ilo
ry to the commencing of school again the fi st
week in September. The other dislriclsare
also getting things in readiness for UN iv
fall session. nnd things begin to look like
business again.
On Tuesday inst. n young son of C. J.
Grumnn. while playing in a bout in the rear
of his father's atom. on Wall street. fell in-
to the water and would have drowned. bad
it not been for the prompt notion of Charley
Lockwood. of the Willl St. fish market, who
hearing the little one: once of distress. rail
to his nulslnnce. and helped him safely
ashore again. Mr. Lockwood ls warmly
praised for his conduct. and has secured of
course another customer. Q
It’s just too comical for anything to see
how willy the men look. this lint Auguu
weather we're having. Coat sleeves plisllell
back to the elbow, collar unliuttoncd and
shirt all open. they look the perfect picture
of despair, nnd :nesk clung on the shady side
of the street, nu though they expected every
minute to dismlve int - the el-‘m'rnts of n:-
lure, aul ileJ ilulli‘nz but. a se thing.
stoulnln: grlliue spri‘. .P - ir ere illircl the;
nm to in: piticl deeply uni] scrcncly.
The Nat-walk riv -r ll is been on a rampart:
during the we-k. from the eff‘cls of
the copious talus. The piles of dirt thrown
up fruilifuic’Fannel' through the middle
gallium; l‘lV' been walled umly canal lem-
bly, and beforu in my scusms. unless that
line of docki are Ii lllt. lumber nco-lpilii! out
with n nut-l diluer will be iii-c :s-ilry l-i III‘
low anything but eels mid oyster built a
the opinion prevldls to some extent tbst it pass-lge lo the wharf on WlIlSt. Too much
was incendlsrv.
money spent there t i be it] i tndercd away
in lethargy.
a
Rowayton.
Dyacntery to tilt alarming ix‘eiil prevails
in this place. Several severe cues srere-
pelted.
The catch of Ipnt or young «run in this
vlclnlty in thought. ti be the largest ever
Sacral insulting slid filthy youngster-I
very precious. and lots of inert would now
l
m" «Minutemen-nil. maid-3.. an
Rownyton depot. is being "wrought
it your put.
church to the cemetery.
il continuous wreath around bin face.
pretty filirlil gift from Mu. Win. Sliiilu
lull! rlcll allti of flowers from the fluidly
will.
prominent place. Iinv. II. II.
Port Chester and South Noni-Mk.
body “flit inti rred in the family plot lit l
cemetery.
A CARD.
destruction by fire on the 23d inst.
A. Souuxs.
Aug 25th, 1875.
7»...
A CARD.
pulllv and friendship
quutc expression in words.
Joux .‘ICQL‘HAE
*«
A CARD.
.Vraara. Editors 0)" THE 812$“an :—
I-‘. II. Nash & Bros. desire. llirou
to lllc Cliizvni of South
ises. Also. to the Fire Department of
lion of their proprrly.
The winter term of the public school in-
Tbo funeral service: of Edward F. Rile.
Jr.. were held in the H. E. Church. of this
place. on Sunday lastJlev. II. If. Rm.
pastor of the Baptist. Church ofilcliiliog.
The accented was it voting rnnn. bnvinx just
reached the age at St yell". IIe lull been
grndunlly declining in benllli for more than
lie was the elder soil of Elk
ward P. Rite. Esq“ of our villnge. The fu-
neral was largely attended by the people.
lie bald been identified for n long time put
with Rising Slur Dlvlslon Nu. 9*. Sons of
Temperance. and it majority of the members
0f the Division. in full regalln. wltb badges
of mourning. formed an mart of honor
from the house to the church end frwntbe
At the close oftllo w
lulu ral dlaeourse. tile ufilelullnn clergyman tiling. «run. we know um Ill who attend will live
directed the members of the Divinion to til-it
pan in order ilud view the relnnlnn. At .
they pained each member placed it tube
rose bud and geranium leaf by the ride of
the bend of their loved brother thus forming
fiornlcro-‘a and wreath given by lbedlvls‘ __
lumnnlnr and crown of flowers from the
family of Henry l‘lllne. Esq..n nenl and
A. Dibble. Eu. «world the Hillel in wlllcli Juli" "MOM“!-
deceilned will lylllc and filled the table ItUli‘
. Tile cbnitl r of the S. of T. Divlalun
was draped in illournlng ilnd occupied s
Rouse
plcllclled I very lmpnwslvu sermon. which
will listened to “hit marked ntienlluu. May
we iill profit by it. Friends of the family
were present from Brooklyn. Illdgefielll,
The
I take this method of expressing my sin-
cere lhnnks to those who rendered s-icb vnl~
unblo net vice in saving my I raperiy from
The subscriber Would express his most
cordial tllllnki to the firememneigbbors and
friends who I l rinbly and generously assist-
ed him at the fire on Monday morning which
lnid:liis dwelling in twins. Tile warm sym-
IIltlnllf‘ElCd by the.
public generally lownrd himself and fami.
ly awaken the deereu‘t sentiment of gl‘nli-
ludc in his her-rt, which can find no ads-
your pupal- to lxprcss their sincere thanks
Norwalk, fur their
good will and effective energy in resisting
the progress of the flames toward their prem-
Borouub of Norwalk. for their timely aid
in suppressing the tire. to which instrumen-
tnllity they feel indebted for the preserva-
AGOODGHAN _
For those who like to hue n planar. and:
merry afternoon. The
Germ Brierlllil Society,
V
01‘ DANBURY.
A Society which vin- for-ad for the purpose of In—
to“ n
PIC-N10
AND
Summer Night Festiyal
lllkll‘l Gilli. Railing,
Monday. Aug. 30.
plan.” min
vaboay‘bnown that our Gavin“ allow ellinen-
know how in chin! them-emu. null as some or our
awaimvluwcu. like Miler. of South Norvslk.
nod lamina. of No
walk. will die nap the mud
n pleasant “Ito.
AN RXTRA TM is will lave South Nor-walk at
it‘ll. returning will have the grounds at bun pm.
five to nnd return from South Illnrvrnlk. I: (legit: ;
Norwalk. 63 ennui Winnlpnllll. all rents; bent.
(\tnnnuu and Wilton. #3 cant. i Georgetown nnd
hailebvil In. all with.
A Admin-Ion tn the Quinlan. '5 cent: t Dnnelng as
will: extra.
LOCAL NUTICES.
A l innit » per-eons nil lint Grum‘
tumut‘mfi the gent lri lbla i: W. nnd I be-
lieve nu toil. Grumman'i Beer for rate by
240 St'
[9‘ If you wish to nee write nlce Doritnl
work call at acumen & Peterson‘s.
A new assortment of Sun Umbrella.
lit A. Dlekeruliln & Son‘s.
Lffielltu Parliamnde to order in the best
style. from 06.00 to $12.00. at W.II.Sword‘n.
(FA spli-lided two button Kid Glove for
$1 00 per pllr. lit A Dickermeli it Son‘s.
W's“ charge for cutting v'linn goods are
urchllsed at W. ll. Swold‘s Clothing Ind
RII‘I'CIIMH Tailoring Store. ’
Whive Geese Feathers nt Bucklngbnm‘s
Furniture Store.
[3‘ Perfumery. of all kinds. and an end-
less variety of Fancy Soups at S. F. Pcck‘l.
is.
of
be
WA pair of mod fnslllonnbln pflnll
made in order at “it II. Sword‘s for ‘6 00
to $7 00.
a“ Wine of the Woods" is asked for by
everybody. Cures headache. constipation.
rheumnlism. For sale at S. F. I‘eck‘s.
Mineral water on than lit. also all
kinds of bottled water at S. F. cell's.
(3‘ Boneless Sardines at Brown & Wil-
cox‘s.
3‘ Try Brown & Wilcor‘s choice Tens.
\Vheri life is embittered and plensure be-
comes distasteful through the influence of
such complaints its dropsy. Bright‘s disease,
kidney. bladder and clairidulnr maladies.
mental and physical debilily, incontiuecnce
and retcnlion of urine. diabetes. gravel. fe—
' mule irregulnrlties. loss of vitality. errors of
youth or matucr age. excesses. lnternperimce
and gruernl debilily.lurn for relief to Hunt's
Remedy with n certainty of being restored
£11 to health.
———¢.§-—_
AUGUST FLOW’ER.
The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. More than ecvenly~five
per sent of the people iii the United States.
ale afflicted with these two diseases and
their effect : such as sllur sloruull.sick bend~
ache. habitual costivrness. impure blood.
the
511335531131).
In I‘ortcliester. Aug. 13th. by t
. r. “in. Bullion“
lla’u‘ie K. Mead. of llrewnlers. N. \
1 )1 ED.
h; m: M
r. Moody.
of South x’tlrwllk. to Miss
heartburn, water brnsli. gnawing and harm
ilil: pains lit the pit of the stomach. yellow
l-klll. coliled tongue and disagreeable taste in
the mouth, cooling up of the food after est»
ling. low spirits.&c. Go to the DI")! Store
if S F. Perk. and get ii 75 cent. bottle. or it
ample battle for 10 cents. Try it.
999*
need It yum. l month and 30 dull.
a: _
FOUND.
properly and pill in;' charges.
Al Rowiiytml. Friday. Aug. filth. Edunrd Ilile.
Uzi Smithy morning inst. n pair of Slippers nrid it
new lint. which the Oil Dl'l' can have by [tuning
Apply at this Office.
Thurstou’s Iron] Pearl Tooth
Powder.
Is now admitted to be the best Dcntrifice
known. Used daily. it will keep the Teeth
Sound, Clean rind While. the Guru: Healthy
and the Brent!) Sweet. It contains no acid
or other injurious substance, cannot injure
the enamel, and is cspcciullv recommended
Tb if H LO tET- ”r k to those who. having: good teeth, wish to
t' allies on on 0 upper cor-nero ml - . - ‘ 7i
lin and i lay nfn‘t‘lri. Inquire on premises. Pol-*9. lllt‘fitg‘e .lht‘m. 5”” by till Drugglsls. :"5
nflin lluniedlntl-ly. “Ht “3‘ culls 1W! mile.
W ELLS & ELLIOTT.
FOR SALE.
drawn by n child.
A I‘bneton Pliny. kind nud gentle. llid cnn be
A. ll. KNAI‘I‘.
Selling anhlnc Agent. South Norivlilk. 0&1.
No. 11, Gum) Sr . New York City.
flow—-
STOP TIIA'l‘ CUL‘GIL—lf everything
has fuiledln your (we. try DR. Mullins
1“ Si‘lu‘r-oi‘ TAR Wu.» CHERRY AND Hoar.
Willis llllGAN’S SCHOOL.
“CURB.“nd you will thank us for the lid
vise. Nu puliitumuy complaint. however
chronic. cnn misfits healing influence.
Tb‘l- school will mom-n for the i-‘ALI. TERM. on There is no case of coughs, colds. sore throat,
hillbll.\\.sEPTE.\lBER. lath. 12m. met bonrseness, asthma, or bronchitis. which it
will not cure or greatly relieve. It is a prc~
Physician and Surgeon,
S-Inili Nurwnlk not vlclult '. OMCe over Fin-t
llonnl Bank. South Norlvnl .
m.. 5. to kw p. m.
0 ‘ 0N run waormu PLAN.
s to City
two and New oat Office.
N E \V Y O R 2K.
Rooms fl per day sud upwnrds
257-] v
w. c. BURKE. my. 1).
Offers hls profenlonal net-vices to the rltlsens of
Officehonrs 8 in m n;
”but
virulent} HovéL,
llsil Park. (but House
All modern Improvements. Including elentor.
T. J. FRENCH i! BROS.. Pmprlclorn.
ventive of consumption. and the best known
remedy for Cliocr. Takes away all the.
distress of waoovlrio cocoa. Cleans the-
liirolit and strengthens the voice of speak.
ers and singers. Contains no opium or oth-
er dangerous drug. nnd is pleasant to take.
Trlill bullies. 10 ctr. G. C. Stillson. Cliiclics-
rer's Block, solo agent.
it. 822 274.
————<>—————-
THE INT WOIBIIFUL [HWY-Y 0! THE 1".
CE! TUII' .
on. s. o. HOWE’S
ARABIAN MILK-CURE
For Costnnptlon and Dim-en of the “mt. Client
Nn-
roll I“ Dlufnicr or (‘oxxlcvlcv‘h
In the matter of
Raymond. Sherwood a Go .
Bnnkruiitli.
or any delta. nod delivery or In: pm
the tniisfer of city p
by lnw; flint n meet ngcf: tb
bsnkrnpte to prove thetrlrlebui and
he holden It. the law
.. in South Norwnllr. in
court of bnn
rliptcy
“1
ii
mania. a
dlebniok. Er .
A. 1).. 1375. at ing‘cllock A. ll.
t. CARLL.
BV PHILO F. BARNIYM.
250-1!
n'rlrn munici- Cncnr or 1‘!!! Ullfln S'nns
In Bankruptcy.
boutli Norwnlk. in me (‘onnty of Fnlrficld. Incl
cute of Connecticut. who Invn been “lodged
bankrupt: on their own petition. thnt the page!“
ing to such bankrupts to them or for t elr’nse. Ind
mperty by them no forbidden
e creditor-n ofhbe said
, lo chooae one
or more but one: of til r estat'n. will be field M n
once
if Dl-trfct aforesaid. before
.Rozil-inr. on the. 6th day
U. S. limbs! Manager.
If. 3. Deputy Msrsbni lcsnengcv.
Ind Lun . The onl Medicine of the kiln“
world. ‘Alsnhetimtcyfor Liver Oil. u the
Permnnnily cum Antonin. Bronchial. Incl lent.
Conenm rn. Night Sweats. Lou of Voice. ghou-
ness of with. Cntiirrh. Curly, Coughs. Colds. err...
In 1 few dnyn. like music. Price 3! per bottle Also
This in to give notice than on the 11th day of An-
gnz-t. A_ D.. 1875. n wllrrnntln builminic wu tuner DR HOWI’S
nzslmt the "me of Raymond. Blenv & 00.. o I ' ‘R‘.I‘N
TONIC BLOOD, PURIFIER
Which differs from all other prepnnu i .
manna: «lion upun them l m In.
LlUER, KlDNEYS ANS BLOOD,
It is purely Vegetable. Ind cleanses the utter: of
all in nrltla. build- it right equine: up. nnd Elk-
Pure. ice Blood. It cli'ee Scrofnlonn diseases of
nll kinds. remove! Constl tlon and regul'nlen the
Bowele. For Nervous De illty. Lost Vitality. Urin-
Disc-sea. And Broken Down Conetftnllons.
”I
I “Challenge the 19th Ccntnny” to find
its equal.
Every Bottle ls worth its weight In
PRICE 3M!) PER BO
Al’s".
DIE. S. D. HOWE’S
viz.
the
id.
LE.
States. for the District of Connecticut. in
matter of
gust. A. 1).. i813. n wsmnt in hankrnnury ins
field. mid State of Connecticut. who have been
judged bnnbrli tn on till-Ir own petition.
That this payment “I my debts. and def“
any property dancing to such bunkrnptl. to f
their). In forbidden by law.
rapt. so prove their debts. and toe
Tu Collector’s we.
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Lewis flubbell it 00.. hnnkmpfs in hunkriiptcy.
Thin h- to give notice rhuon the filth day of An-
suad against the cstalc of Lewis Hubbell a 00.. of
the City of Soul. Norwnlk. in the tummy of Pur-
or for their use. nrld the transfer of my property by
Tint. n meeting of the creature of the null! hulk-
onnor not.
"stance: of their filllt‘, will he held It a court of
Scratching vim'mrlv‘rvu
I V “6 car I! “In! I w
i.
Arabian ”5'3“” Liver Pills.
COATED“
They cleans the chr and Stomsch thorough
Ind remove Coanllpntlon. Price In cent- per .
Conrflniptives would use nil three of the nbove
the»
1* mgdiighl‘)“. 1r PICK n:- u not
‘0 _ . . I t
form Nmmmn.’ “ ’ one“
u!-
Dru-.3130“,
°' PROPRIE‘DOB.
No. 16! Glutamate! New Yo k
waft. Lane‘s Corals: Care In: “growing fall‘s.
1‘0 LET.
3.0km ray in be imideu u. in. out: or Alum! Gld— .. m “VF" 0' ! “Mr-Ne mid—«o. Mean-
1‘" f .. III the on 0' sou'h Noquk. I“ w “My I008 'I‘IIII three MIDI”! W“ 0’ “0 dc-
ennui: o Fairfielll. "In Binnie: nfomld. heron: 1"" ““1““ “‘5’! 000°-
L N. lddlebmk. E .. Heckler. on the 4th day
of September. A. n. i . st It) $“fi‘fifinl’fr, To LET.
causation-non. . “WWW“ Mill-c- W 8L.
By FHILO r. Barnum."er 3““ "0mm '30“.- tlsw with. alone. six
sum U. a. Deputy M u Instance. 315 par Inn. in
ronnn. Int. N wsIL
HRLVILLI RwIRAD
Henrik.
‘
9%
I
ill JALOI I. ITO II.
’ “9‘
DISSOLUTION.
MRI fififi’fil‘l“ ill in “all?
In It: In , l
oft-unmet Gum and er! and in “dig-«:33 mu‘t {Nimrfi
Malawian the lint ton sun-Int annex-s! Ferdinand g..." I... .1 .
tbelrnnvnrslproportlmofthnnn n Ml! mug“. ydu-olvnilh .w 1‘”
clued. said i-nni bang- tax or merit and 1. Ma “Mn.“ boll
won't” Inc lnbnbitnntn of the tow- or "unit. Jilin]. u“
:93” “‘50! i ”afifgrfihamp:w‘m3.u South my ‘ rmun “In
fiayurwlnindi‘fia‘dml .2} use for 3"“..fi...’ 1 x i k‘ “'_..."“'"“‘
0" Bi I” and ; b“: m
mvmwvlmu m. .. . .mv ‘v'. e: JV“ m: WNW...
anvil. win-cw... Nam»; r. m” "mm”..r'hmm'i— “ «1......
nth-inflation hlnzlnvf-a 4‘...’ m h‘y‘lllhh-o-
as
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