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lette- teeaehmdrsd deltas the“ vets and money.“
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isereedy.forcibledebetor. and,when““' tones Ilene
aroused, dosh sledge hammer blows upon and .0; 323.3:fifi'fimwf‘m. 03.
his opponents. as is uncompromising. and say, with all his faults be m e ' I
especially severe upon members of his own “‘1 Md in“! IBM qualities. .
party, who show any dhposition to concil‘ The carnival of coasting that has con-
iete or make friends with their political tinned for past weeks. has been so eehiier~
enemies. He is an able lawyer and a herd sting and daring that no emount of mishaps
workine pains-Nina lesbian". Although could in the less: lull the sport. The ice
“Refine severely from indispoaitiun. be m hills gave such rmnu velocity to the sleds
The popular cry with silthe‘high oaciaie
of our country now is " retrenchment.”
The president advises it. governors recom-
mend it. heads of departments insist upon
it. and yet we fail to notice that enyof these
gentlemen have given the plan a practical
trial by reducing or recommending e‘ redne~
tion of their own seiariee; Retrenehment
es understood by the average official does
one Kepler from n distsaf‘stata.
fineness to the elerlrs. end it is marl
Thomas Credy of West Ansonia. employed
a thy heve—lunhhod infatuation to
umwhoheveforgedorotherwise
whtahed power of attorney and caleeted
‘7‘. One otthese agents. who h also
Mwhhthehwrenceeuetom house
‘uhHewYork. hes refunded 311M.
- d-yeheobteinedthspowerof attorney
Copper Company, had one leg broken and
crushed Saturday by a heavy iron, gearing
which fell upon it.
An r-tl‘urt is making to secure the building
of n Itomeu Catholic church at South Cov-
eanwhrr
in the lower mills of the Ansonia Brass and ’
JP
7 ’ whhh than was an unclaimed dividend.
' WOOL?
The cemmittee appointed at the lest town
; meeting to consider the subiect of high
7 abouts heehndouemeetlng end weare in~
famed that it wu unanimoutdy to
recommd a plan hich will provide for
.1. onehlgh schooltobeloeetedeosstobeec-
u-iblcto ell parts of the town. This is a
matter which demands the careful considera-
tion of every intelligent voter end tax payer;
end we trust that ample time will be given
before a town meeting is called to which the
matter will be referred for decision. so that
out citinens may go prepared to vote in the
laterals of good education as governed by
halves of true economy end utility. The
pr'enent system is expensive, ineflicient. end
Memory. and if the people can be
mitt to n willingness retest the plan of
having are central high school we have no
doubt as to the result. We shall endeavor
tro- timc to time to dbcuss the question
line at length. giving it the time and space
4- idaervee.
IMPREIDENTIAL TRIBUNAL
On Tuesday bothxhousee of Congress
chosetbeir members octhe commission to ad—
jndgethereturnsof the electoral vote for
' paidenhandthnlourludges selected the
" _1fth.eothetncwthetribunal is made up
thethtedecide what it appears that the
penfleofthe States nor their represents
tivminthenatinnslleg‘alsture could in no
oIevwayeettle—acempromisethstiswiin
eupeeeedatbntvery generally belie ~.
tnhnthee-lentwwyoutofe dificult_
a
. Wm Elyse.
Inter..Abhot. dared-l and Hear. and
“gilt-mm litter. Field and
.i Dudley. The“ court room his
“Miriam The
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, havehneeeovend with lines. A space
flush-herbabreneleenedsndahreod
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runner eeee. minty signifies-tot
hemmedmebotwro assess-
“meudi Anon-amenable h to be
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[8 IOBWALK ro HAVE A HIGH
not include a cutting down of the appropria-
tion for their own salaries but reaches only
to the class who do the work,—~eimply a
grinding down of the workingrncn.
The New York Il‘nta says thatm cents a
day is very “ reasonable wages " for
laborers on the boulevards and streets of
New York city. The Times may believe
whet it says. but does it realise what living
on 80 cents a day means? Probably the
men who penned the article we refer to
spends more twice over then this amount
for his midday lunch every day. yet he
pretends to think that the day laborer with
his large family to feed can do it “ reason-
ably " well upon what is required for him
individually for half an hour. and he no-
doubtedly considers that his “ reasonably"
es onomicnl in his s‘ylo of living.
Gov. Robinson, of New York, in his
message. spoke of the “ hard times,” and he
thinks they can be made “ softer " by re
trenchmont. by discharging a portion of the
poor clerks and reducing the salaries of the
others. but he didnft say anything about
taking less than $10,000 a year for his ear
vices. Congress cuts down the appropria~
t ions for the various depmtments, throws
hundreds of men and women out of employ
meat, but there is nothingjsaid about reduc-
ing the salaries of cough-men end heads
of departments. No. that would be bring
in; the matter of retrenchment too close
home, but the poor clerks and other eul‘
ployees can do the sumring. while thehigh~
priced fellows who sit in the high places
shrewdlv pocket all they can get, and dupe
their constituents into a belief that they are
doing much to relieve their burden by “ re
ducing expenses.“ “ curtailing at every
worku-starve.but that does not include
the whole ed‘ect. for they may work "and
starve too attheywicessomc WNW/kin
manwhohasekind heart can desire his
fellow mantosuli‘rJhough many of our
phihnthropistsacteslf they Mt they were
jastidediagrinihngonepoorclesstobenefit
another. heumanorwoneaawhoworbs,
Wheatitledtoacomfortable living.
eadaeymaawho will take advantage of
the‘timea“h§tsaerethanheitentitledtu
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awwibleyharetohveie “when
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wig-riser“. n c. he no. rest.
Huerta. “Sc. serum
hhavetswr
isaeevehiaWe-ahivgtswoflatwaedthe
panhanwhiehhaveheeabhesrd by the
hrwhtteeeettheeee. and streets which
werepwnahlwhevebeen «h voles-ed by
thedenheneof-theernilel. Thertretvpea
maulendmsettheealaerees when.
hesheeeveqeetieesbleeenaoialtyaswua
thstel'lreereet. ea htday afternoon.
Thethrsegeteefileweseentiaeeas from
threentildveebleehundthelted. Blue.
endiwtroemsotthe‘hite House were
erowdedwithvieitore XreGmntwesea
ehedhyherehnr.ltecesey.herdaiwhter.
maumkwherdeuhrwiedee.“
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“unmanned there \
“humanoid her
out the twenty hour's debate on the compro-
mise measure. and fought to the bitter end.
Mr. Morton's contestant for the leader.
ship of the Senate. Mr. Conkling
of New York. has more the style and
appearance of the Senator as we have learn-
ed to know him by representations upon the
stage, than any of his eonfieres. This Sen-
ator is fully six feet in height. straight as an
arrow, and altogether almost faultless in
form. He possesses a large head. crowned
with an abundance of blonde hair, slightly
inclined to curl. Deep sunken under his
massive brow are two blue eyes. He has a
long hooked nose and a pointed chin, which
seems robe constantly struggling to pay
their respects to etch other. lie has a
heavy bass voice, which frequentlv sounds
like a roar. By many he is thought to be
the orator of the Senate, and is, doubtless..
himself among those who believe him so.
His manner. bower-er, is not pleasing to all.
and by many severely ridiculed. In his
eight hour; speech upon the compromise
bill, Mr. Conkling pranced about the Senate
like a French dancing master. putting a
clas through its steps. lie is afflicted with
a vein of sarcasm which he accompanies
with facial contortions. that would have
made the fortune of George Fox. or any
other harlequin in the land. Mr. Conkling
is'onc of the first lawyers in the Senate. and
is regarded as the especial friend of Presi-
dent Grant. But for his manner. which so
many dislike. he might have been the Re
publi can candidate fertile Presidency.
RAYARD asp 'rrrrrruas.
The Senators on the Democratic side.
whom strangers most desire to see. are Blyx
uni. of Delaware. and Thurman. of Ohio
The national legislature has seldom been
without its Bayard.“ Delaware since the
formationotthe government. indeed the
Senatorship in that state seems to descend
fromfatherul sonasdoesthe crown in
monarchial countries. Whether or not the
present Sensor is a demenilant of the choc
alter. your Went is not advised. but
certain it is that the [Recent representative
of the race in the Senate is a wise- lawyer.
as more Haitian. and able legislator.
Senator Bryant is filibuster years of age.
7whing over six feet in height. has
Brown hair. Slightly tinged with grey. and
a clean Sheree thee with regular features of
the-Grecian nine. The expression of his
wiehgemedmnn‘ts. Edelweotw an at»
that sometimes they were unmenegea .
and the sporters would come out of the af~
fray with sprained backs and ankles. skinned
noses and cheeks. and than brag that nobody
was killed, but the walking cones and
patched feces showed up the wounded. The
old gentleman that peddlcs plasters and
Conklin‘s salve. happened to come sine
and made quick work of his stock. Pro .
Ge urge Sheri-er having made impromments
in his double ripper. so much so that there
we: no hill in town on which he could show
up her speed to advantage. proceeded l.)
South Norwelk with a goodly number of
our voune men and found a certain ground
to their liking. with a South Npr'walk double
ripper that was able to cope with them The
broad gage and heavy htlild of our ripper
gave us the advantage the first day on ac—
count of the ice bill being perfect. The
weight of the operators gave it fearful ve-
locity. carrying its lmd of seven men the
longest reach of the season. The second
day South Norwalk had the advantage and
made the longest reach by one 7 and two
lengths on every trial. both parties “Hulk
short about one thousand feet of their first
day‘s reach. The bill was running with
water and the sports were wet to the skin.
the water dashing over them during their
flying speed. On two occasions both parties
were upset and nmpped up the road. The
South Nor-walk apparatus was lonlel‘. ll!!!"
er and of a narrower gage. Five Mlle River
was much stronger and more perfect in
build. Both were managed with skill. and
either party is ready to qualify that theirs is
the smartest apparatus
ncnedlct I‘m-n.
I will sing you now a little song
A song. a sane;
l f you will bear with me I will not be long,
Be long. be long; .
I will tell show the pclple here
\V‘ho act so very strange and queer. ,
That live on the B. D. Perm.
They strut lll‘lll both night and day.
‘fiiatléi‘ay. and dan l
. an N is set: an ear-
And gay. 3.3:“:
Their are always remu- fee a who.
I tell you what the) are jolly boys.
For they all do have such lots of five.
lines the B. 0. Farm.
There is one young fellow with a black
moustache.
Houston‘he. new sche;
lie is forem trying to out a daeh.
A dash. a dash;
Kit I tell tron what his mouth is spry
xmver :e can set a wise of pie.
as «w ‘ thepie use. filing.
th‘the K 3 Penn. ‘0
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lumber mi:
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and aiwazrscwawhimarlinembrrenr;
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entry. Rev. Mr. Shehen, of Stafford, hrs
the work in hand.
The betting business is very lively at Den~
bury and Bethel. end the batters have emit.
ing contensnces. and have ceased to worry
over election matters.
President Fox, of Wesleyan. is one of
the two delegates chosen to represent the
northern Methodist at the general confer-
ence of the church in the south.
John 1!. Holmes, who tell Danbury 'for
Florida in the early pdll. of the winter, re—
turned a fewdays since. He got through
quicker than the most of them. The usuels
term is from two to four ycsrs.
Some thirty converts are reported as the
result of a revival in the Congregational
church at Trumbull. The pater. Rev. N.
T. Morn-in. received a profitable donation
visit last weeks
Albert McKay of Danburv while hauling
trees in the wood. fell overa precipice forty
feet high. He struck on his feet. and with
wonderful good luck, only sprained one au~
kle.end dislocated the other. and sustained
some severe bruises.
A New Lindon man had curiositr enough
to paddle out in the river, and pick up a
hunting plstebi‘art box. and then appared
to be horrified to discover inside the re
mains of a female infant, probably still
born, or. at lethal born very qu‘ctly.
lu changing its btnk occrumt recently the
Winchester Repeating Arms company had
occasirm co draw a check for one hundred
and ninetysix thousind dollars
. adv
About 1.000 machines were shipped from “All
the How factory on Saturday. It is expee
ted that work will beresuraed at the shopby
the middle of next m oath.
he Bridges)!“ Earner of londay lest.
said that lies Relic lldl. daughterof 3r. 0.
A. Hall wasbittrn inthe wrist by a dog.
Saturday. while visiting friends in Black
Rock. Hr. llallssysthat the young Indy .3
attended church Sunday. and while there
stimeueeahotthedogineho leg. At the
witnesses 31kt Hell fainted away. The
twineideatsesayhareaoemin. but
them-citenceisatleaetasiegwluone.
The ride hoes loneliness-g my
or \h‘ecco‘teiiir. have sdhrd retensflety‘ to
theirmilts and machinery. and are hwy“
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HIGBY‘S
TONIC BITTERS
ENS THE STOMACE. AIDS DIGESTION
LAND IMPROVE THE APPETITR.
FOR SALE BY GEO. C. STILLSON
SOUTH NORWALK CONN. 388 1y
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REM llama 011.
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run: a.
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And is sold by all dealers in Hadlelnee.
w M. man a SONS. Proprietor-e. Hatfield,“
G. C. Stillsou. Wholesale and Retail Agent.
South Norwalk. Conn. 8l3
‘VANTED.
A middionged Protestant women to do
gaunfiwork. Applyto
T. S. LOWNDB.
Five Illa River.
JACOB M. LAI’TON,
I‘ll-c and life Insurance Agent
Fire Association. Phlh: Assets “mulls-d
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