VCL. 7.179. 21
00th ,ITOIWAEI. a city oftentababi
taate.ieelteatedoa been lalead boned. theiiew
York endttewlavnllkeed. and at the lamina
of the nenbaryeadlvcrwelklattrvedt Colleen.
Grand (hatrei Depot. New Yorht dd Itllee wont from
how lievear la relive froth brldvnpcrtt and E
It baa probably. the
most complete eadeeoae‘ltal Water We la'
the country. andie thoroughly ptoteetedtrendre
toiled avntk ct Ilenbury.
an applied with excellent water for culinary and
laundry purpoeod Fourteen pee-enact treine arrive
troutaad it depart fortlew York. and he andfront
Danbnry dolly. A line (1 frelukt propellrre rnaem
nleriy to and free: New York. and a lame end our
nodione pat-eager cleaner Idkve daily tripe during
the coroner uoathe. \‘cerele drawiu it feel or
water dleobdrud thdir meme whervee. South
\‘orwelh hen grown rapidly and enbetantiellyuaore
than doubling ite population within the pact ten
ymendia new one oi the moat important ete~
tlone on the ltew ‘rork and Row Ilevn “tread.
'I‘hc chief parealtaef the lubbitante are the need.
lecture or uarhtaiy. dire: “Ill". loake.’ hate.
airuv grain. ebb building end the eeltlvatloa or
oyutera lluddrvde of barrele ofeyeme are chipped
daily to tho largo cltice. where they are appmlcted
on account of their cairn aloe and peculiarly dnc db
vor. At a location for inenitfncturina eatabliah-
litt‘lill it odere unueuel fecllitlca. Ilere are the lion
walk Lock On. manofectnrora of Locke. Enoba.
Iironac Geode: 'ihe Iiorwelklron Work- co.. lien-
ufaclurm of tho 3'0er hteeu MMMNN‘I
t‘t‘lobi'dtod Steam Pumper Crotut aknapp. A. So)-
rnane. G. e W. ll. Benedict. Smith & I‘almer.
Admin Bron. .b llrneh. the letttr live are manufac.
turora or due hate. {The flat Forming Co“
J. .l. Aacb.iur culture neatly Brothere. eirew hat
manufacture”; Lonnebury Bron. c Rockwell. ehoc
niwn'aeturere. Eetrleldoo..l‘laalnk Millaliobcrt II V
liowan‘l Paper no: )leentaetorv. «on. 8. thin
dhip Yard and Eartha Railway: Richarde. .e Weed
boat Buildara: baildere and contractcre. lumber
yerda. coal yarde. nurocrloa. dorlete. etc. For the
general retail and local buelnue. coo advertlclu: col
union of thin paper. There are 5 ohnrohea. Congrega-
tional. Episcopal. Mothodial.Beptlat.Cetholic. tine
National VIlankt one Savluce Bank: The Fair.
, nz‘ld Fire Insurance Co. which htte agenciea in
every new in tho l‘nion. and one of the moat euc.
resvful cc’mpanlra in the country. '1‘th arc oncol-
imit gradod acboclu. gee \vorkil. paved etroota dc.
ltgllrful end extendod vlewa of the Sound at for on
tho eye can reach. cart or went. from the clevetlone
rising from the huelnvee centre. where are eltnetcd
many beautiful eutnmor villee. and commodioue rem
idcnrce. owned by those not engaged in bualnera
here. the occupante of which contribute touch to the
[UV friahlun and proepcrlty of the city during the
aniumor monthe. There eretwo well appointed end
“ell conducted hotola. There it eleo a meanidccnt
haunt: thetwill seat Wit pcrvona. To replielivta and
manutariurlng csiablirhmente looking for a place to
lui‘rtiu. we rocotntnrhd this city. Any information
cit-”rd will be cheerfully given by eddroeeinx any
member of the City government. whoeo named will
be found in enothcr column. South Norwelk od‘cre
unusual tactiltlee end inducemente to thecapltaltat‘
mechanic or laborer. ea it it a city of wt poaaiblii~
rm. a city now of importance and inilnrneo-a rep.
rmentativc w England town. having ovcry facility
pleura! and prorpcctivo for making and caving mon-
ey and otljoyinu life.
MW
scorn honwau cult orrrcnus
Mover-Drown? P. Ru'
(tart—Ennis \i‘urox
t wlccmvs— iica kn'r I. Toni ES.
oux ll. anrtra
Auditor—T. I Karim“).
Handel—Janna C. t‘ now a.
Rrgismxrb'l‘riannonn “IU‘OX,
itriinw—nan. Ih rt'I' ma.
no a
”were! (but.
out hid.
J. Ruraxu.
".‘ elimadro Baker. PeierL. Cntinlti bani. William
T. t‘raw. t‘karica F.1Iallock. Devi It. Sollock.
do it n H Knapp.
li‘am (Matador-m- Tellmadgc Baker. Alden
StlnluuS.R\1bt‘Ib Ii. liotven.
Wm Water Md-
“. t1. Quintnrd.
em or- ran evaluate cent":- or run loan
or covrrcmxn.
K . (‘halrmhu Committee on Finance. w II.
Hum
2hr in”: man Committee on Ordinancea. David E
t T
V” ik t hai rutau Committee on Police. Din id It. Sel~
d. I heirman Committee on Lorena and Ode.
( but" til 1". "ANGER
5 t hairman Committee on Strcctaand Sidewalka.
'I a. Homage Ball or.
6 thatrman Committee on Fire Department.
i basalt-a F.11dllock.
Rik their-man Committee on Sewerv. Tellmedge
or
a t‘hairman Commlt‘ceoc Public 'Prlutinz. W il-
i am T. Crew.
9. Chairman Committee on Public Ilealth. Wii-V
ii am ".I Crow
in n Committee on Aaecearncnta. John
II. Knapp
ll Chairman (‘ornniittcc on Repair-a and Suppliea.
(‘harivn I". "ll l.ock
Church Serviced.
If. E. Cannon—Rev; W H.
Par-tar Preaching ever Sabbath at it‘
7 P hi: Sabbath Schoo at it 21.: P vcr looting
at 5. 30 P I. Sunday: Young Poop Meeting
Tuesday ova-nine at 7. E): Regular Church Prayer
Meeting on Thursday evening.
Corrouoavronar. Moon—Rev. Homer 17. Dec-
niug M.I’aetor Preachin every Sabbath at w.-
:;a A “13 {giltm :IBI Ihath gc‘gololultfii I:
out: cc e‘aPraycr outright . caddy
ReguFar Church Praycrlceti on Thur-1% even-
tug at" . so; linaionary Ocnccr lrat Sabha even
in; Sunday School Concert aecond Sabbath evening
in each month. Tracbera‘ meeting Friday evcni n2.
Barns-r Talmaan—Rcv.
Pastor. Preao or“
7 P 1: Sunday on
Thur-day evening“ 7. 3.. Sunday School Colour
second Sunday in cacti month
Trinity Church (VII-lace l) Rev. Dr. Spencer. Rec
tor.1)ivino eon-ice on n montage at 10:3)
0n the first rundev in the month the
Chairman»: in celebretrslhand there“ ie no ”110;; at
up ht. 0.?ch power a or
in th e after-co“ P ildr’on.
Sunday eehonl at ii at. but on them brat Sunday or
the month aid pm.
that Annual. E. Cornealxltev David Rah
pastor. Punch ’10:“ every vaboa at mwe at. and
fl p. at.
\‘x‘nngpeow‘a mu
“grown-tram“
Sundown» Union Guam—dam about“
Fine-r Simonror .
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Why do the children leave at. 0 car “there- -
the little children cradled on our brid’ite l ‘4“
Whydeenrdoveady apwetdiatheworalaa
While other bltdliue aleep within the «at i
maltbetraothetlatievpllhnvoa ‘ “
It eweeterwbea mom late the hymn--
Ia richer light to realtu ct alory ulvea
For thetwhleh fedlealeftoarhenea sodium 9
And can the mole who. all day. ere giving
Gore to the lethbv within the Ibeplterd‘e fold.
Weed. ea a taotlter neede etald 'be‘r (vievlaa.
The little once. at aluht to cinep and hold l
When abell we tee date the preelona facet
That eeve our horaca eneh enneblnezwben they
alulied l
oh. what ehell dll the heert‘e red veeant placed.
or hmd the tuuea that plead. “ Give back my
ehil l“
Why nan we lldlol'vdllly for the patter
0f title feet at moruluon the atair l
And mice the merry attend or childlak laughter.
0r gentler toner laying the evening prayer!
Why vainly long for klaere. felling urely
from line that aid their goodwia let our kueeer
0h. Ila who made the mother heart hath enroly
tic chilling in hie owe. tor thoughte like theee
E‘cil this how can we know—Ilia hand hath entitled.
In wrath or mercy. ‘ 0on lie can tell. '
Perhape in come ewect day there mgibe written
Upon our hoe‘ta title record. “ It welt.“
Perhepe thebroken herpe that thr:ll and quiver
Through all the night under‘thv hand of pain.
hiey in the morning of a (lad forever.
Wake ‘neeth God‘e touch to melody again.-
‘1
The Boy Preacher’a Sermon that
Changed Moody": Theology.
I used to think that God was Mini the
eluner with a doublededgod award. rowdy
to how him down. But I wontover to Eng
land in 1867. and in Dublin. one Sunday
niuht. I went to hear the boy preacher. I
dldri‘tknow who he was. but he raid he
would like to come to Amerlce.and I looked
at him. and I didn‘t think he could preach.
II \wcvcr he told me to write to him and let
him know it I wanted him. end I- didn‘t
want him and I didn't write. But be canto
over hero and reminded the of the night .I
met him in Dublin. I :wroto him a rather
cold letter. but I got another in return. dd)"
log that he probably would he in Chicago
econ. and if I wuntcd him to preach he
would prcecb. Well.I didn‘t know what
to do with him. I we! going out of town
lull then. and an I aaid to the omcvra of the
church. “ I wish you would let ’tlila tnen
preach.“ They didn‘t much want to. but I
eai.i.“VLcthltn protein. Thursday and Fri~
day nighia. any way.“ And an ho cattle
‘ and prexched. When I got luck borne, the
first thing I said to my wife waa. “ How did
the It‘lebuirin get along r“ And my wife
said. “Why. they like him very well; but
be proactive very discreet to you. ’ Bo
preacbce that God icvoa nit-n." “Well.“ I
said. “he must be wrong." That‘s what w:
all any when anybody did‘crs from us
“ W01?! B‘ild mytvife. “I- think you‘ll like
him. b‘gcauae he proves th ry thing by Spitti-
iuro. Veil.l went to hear him. Bundav.
And he preached from that 18th verse of
the 3i chapter of John. “ For God to loved
the world that 110 gave His only begotten
Son. tiiut whosoever believctb in lilm
should not pariah. but have evaluating life."
Anti I noticed a ernilc all over the audience.
He had preached two sermone from that
text. an yet they wanted to hear another.
And he went through the Bible. from
fieneaie roRevolntione. to prove that God,
loved men. And I noticed a grout runny
people brought their Ethics and referred to
the p‘islh‘fl be quoted. Monday night
there was a great crowd there to hear him.
and be acid : “My frienda. if you will turn
to the 10th verse of the 3i chapter of John
mu will tied my text.“ Well. there was it
qroni static all over the audience. I thought
that woe ubout the beat aorrnou‘ I ever heard.
It was bitter than the first 009. and it mel~
ted my heart. My heart wont out tovrurd
the people as it never went before. and I
asked God to forgive me for not having
loved them better. The next night. the
crowd who still larger. and ’ogaiu be arid:
“ My friends. if you will turn to the 10th
verse of the Si chapter of John. you will
and my text." And he preached a wonder-
,ful sermon and touched a higher churd.that
pit-ht. The next night we wwt ng-tio etzd
thought aurely he couldn‘t preach again
from thoeo worde. but he acid? “My friends
I went torpeak to you to-uixht oa'the 10th
verse in the 8) chapter of John." And.
and surely enough. he preached a aixth aernion
from the text. and touched a higher chord
than before. Well. the next day he got up
and said. “My frieude. I‘ve been hunting all
day in“ tor a new text but I can‘t find one.
no if you will turn to the 10th voraa of the
3d chpler of John.“ thinner.) And I re-
unrtnb-r well one thin; he aeiti. “For a
week I have been trying to tmli you how
touch God lovea you. but toy . elem
win; torrent is not able to it. It I
tunic per lac-bk ladder. and to heavx
no and eek thrlol if \ved than. all
athlete-«tuition: ,
thewrldtbet be rare hie only bravura
Son. that whiwver believetb in bird abouil
uotpcrlshbiat havervvrleedeuiihn“ Add.
raytrleedalhevebveopreeohlaa a ditch
atGorrelevcrrlaeo.
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homebuueeuaiovaotjwkirgoatbe‘m
ml Wendie. the keoteet eteevarv
oetroltletemewlefertbeeake ofwtahirq
tamfeel feelleb and bavlha \ hub at
thongprweliavery widelv la the world
Aedwbelbvryeuotlltbevltthe “lentil
mthdeuea.“ ea“Aprlittvel.“ ea “Ami
deviaeleheeoktwee‘aptllaew “(at
ladertltenktbeofleektodecelve knead
amathlIevetywbetetbeevIn
“veewewbuheeetrmdbeoktereavh
V all “tenant Europe.» hrbeekeatbereervd
“e“MetM“ buttoned»
eelebretvdbytbeeeeieatm table
the lindnaebtveetwtlvttreulae on the
diet oi llerobmelled the “Rail Mini.“
tawhlchtke‘yplaytbeearaeeort oddtetof
April pram—trauma into model.-
lavebiaaettbevletlneadueklacafllell
M“ unnuaumvtmh
“ idenppeeedaebaveebvainalac.levtayea-
.eleet thee. le the celebration of m;
wheetbekliewtearbraiee.
BowddulaK outermost...
”led “With it! men. men
merit-amen It“ the“ 33%. way
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“ileum the
' oil. with anode
. keeaily caught. In one part of France
entry. and ltle deviouely mentinnvd ve
writete or deye old. it! I"
In Scotland the Ital of April fun le called
it." and melela raoat often
todnetber e loo; way
beaye. “Innate aewk.
another mile“. The reolplvnt of the note
pave blot a new Ileaive to etlll amhe .eom
raining the re ewordet and an the eport
coca «willugevletita meditate the day
oi the month. end elie down to net and
think about it.
In m“... where theeuetotn la very eit‘
elect. the joint are much the ram; bat the
victim la culled an “April can. " became be
if vending e pe
thorn in a contour of eating a cettvln kind of
pea- whlch grow there.- called pelt eAt‘edu
The lone there it to tend the peanut! to a
certain convent to aek for thoee pear. telling
thctn that the fathom are obliged to give
tone to every one who cornea on that dry.
The joke in aa touch on the mouke ea on the
pee-ante. for there in often a perfect ruah of
applicante all (i ‘
Lisbon on the kill of April. when the (rent
object in to pour water on pneaerevhy. or.
idillngln that. to throw powder ia‘ their
fecee \If both one be done. the jiker lr
heppv. -
I need not tell you the American etylc cf
joking: nailing a piece of ellverto the aim.
walk; tylar a endemic: puree. and jdrkinz
it away from greedy unsure; lenvlnx tempb
iog‘looklug pnekayee. tilled with aand. on
door atepe; frying doughnute with en inm-
lluin,‘ of wool; pulling aelt in the auger-
bowl. etc. You know too much already.
But thie cuetctn. with;othere. common in
coarser and rougher times. la feet dying oil‘.
Even new it ialeft almoet entlrcly to play-
ful children and the uneducated cinema.
This aoutlrncut. quoted from an Engllab el~
name of a hundrod yeara ago. will. I‘tn
cure. meet the approvel or “grownup“ of
the nineteenth century:
“ but ‘tie a thin. to be diapnted.
Which in the [natal fool reputed.
The one? that innocently wont.
Or he that him deainvdiy vent.“
~11. .V. H.8t. lt‘tohadnfcr April.
3_..‘.‘..:.... V
April Charactorjatloa. .
April. at its brat. ia the icndercei of len~
.lrr enlatlr. Ila typo in the first apt-er of
grate. 'I‘bc unset—eight. bearing. ameli—
ere as hungry for lie delicate and almost
aplrituel tokt-na. av the cabin for the first
bite of its nulde. How it toucbee one and
mtkre him both glad and and! The voices
ofthe arriving blnie. thc/tnlgretlng fowla.
the clouds of pint-one awecping acroaa the
ckv or filling the woods. the clan horn of the
ilrei honeybee venturing abroad in the mid
die of the day, the clear piping of the little
iron in tho marched at euudown. the camp
flro in the augerbush. the smoke aoen afar
rising over the trove. the tinge of green that
corner ao suddenly on the sunny knolle and
slopes. the full treneluceut alreemathc tram
log and warming cum—how these tbinga
nod other like them are. noted by the dingo;
eye and car! April is my natal month. and
I am born again into new dt‘II‘hb and new
autprieea at each return of it: Ive name heat
on iudeacrible charm to no. It: two aylle-
lilca are like the calls of theJlrst birds—
like that of the Pt nib: bird or of the month
ow-lurk Its very anowa are fertiliaing. and
are called the poor man a inuuurc
Then its odor-ll I run thrilled by its fresh
and indescribable odoreu-the perfume of the
bursting. rod of ouiotened root- end rootlets
of the mold un ier the leaves. of the fresh
furrowa. No other month hes odors like it.
The west mad the other day cumc freught
with u perfume tbnt with to the erase of
amcll what it wild and delicatcetrain of music
la to the car. It wee almost transcendental. I
Walkt-d actoas the biliwltii my trove in the
air taking ltlu. Ir lualod for two daye. I
imagined it center from the willows of a
distant awalnmwhnse. caikius wore uti‘ irding
the becotherr first pollen.-—or did it come
from much farther—from beyond the herb
a .n. the accumulated breeth'of innumerable
fer-toe and buddin‘ format The ruin char-
acterietic of thcae’Sprtl oiore is their un-
cloylnj "harbour." They are not awcet.
they are oftcnrr bitter; they are penetrating
and lyrical. I kn: I' well the odors of lay
and June. at the world of meadowe and the
orcharda bursting into bloom. but they are
not so int Rehlo‘end immwteriul and (o stile-
uietina to theeeose ea the ieoennof April.
Q t l e I
One characteristic April lecture. and one
that delighte are very much. la the perfect
enternid otthe springtime whilv the fielded
are yet brown and eater-ritual and pater-(a
of the raver ldvelvet We on the no“
eadlnthvve 3v. liner that eyegruaae
tavroeadledllvdaadrefrcahuit lbadhb
acme whutanarkedgjtatatetbtewaenutil
daythnuebamnlaoua pectoral m
tryuuaerkeblefurltedueerrlraa than
delhhiueatwowtcbeeareyet la ray more.
mummvtrm “at:
t were rated
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: allow one to dinette
Qece made itself eenelbly felt in the health.
air. ray cl ee- Nr.. hut ciao by welle. fun
nltnre. etc. which etaed. parbepa. at 3‘ la
dil‘. your. body rediutt-e its heat pnrtietiletly
toward three colder obit-ctr. till they the vet
warmer. For e room to be wean. it thuet
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. Wanton»: be flooded.
» «some timeao there-llvedla Edinburg a
well known mmblu named Sandy Black.
whoae often recurring (lie of aplecn or ludi-
gallon produced acme arousing. aoenee oi
acue‘eloea irrmbilllty which were highly lOl'
irked by all except the brute‘e good. petlect
little wife. One morning study roaebcut
The beddiee and one wore
tiered by bimeelt the province evening. and
breaktett peered without the locked for corn-
pllnieut.
“ What will you have tor dinner. Sandy! “
eeld Mrs. Block. .
. “ A chicken. tandem.“ raid the husband
. “ Ronnied or boiled! "
“Contoured it. mednm. lfyouhed beenze
good and oonelderatc wife you would have
known before this whet I liked." Bandy
growled out. and elammed the door brhlnd
him. left the hotter. It wrta in’ the ‘epritig.
and e iriecd who wet prudent board the lit.
tle wile any: ’
“Bandy‘ a bent on 'a disturblnca today; I
ehall not plea-e him. do tint loin.“
The dinner time came and Sandy end hia
friend eat down to dinner. The deb were
u
the dish be'ore hint. to a towering paeeloa
he called out:
“Boiled chickeni I butelt. modern. A
chicken boiled ie a chicken epolled.“ ,
Immediitvly the cover waa ruined for.
another chicken roaaled to a turn.
“hindetn. i won‘t eat roaet chicken.“
roared Study . “you know how it abould
have been cooked. "
At that instant a broiled chicken.
muxhrooua. was placed on the table.
" W ithoui green peas ! “ roared the your
bier.
“ Here they are. my dear."
Block
“ IInw darc you spend my money
way ‘ "
“ They were a protect. aeid the wife. in«
tempting him.
Blaine from his chair. and rushing from
the room. amid a tour of laughter from bla
friend. he clinched his list and ehouted:
’ “ How dare you receive a present without
my leave? “
with
aaid Ire.
M“
Sonnet-era Vl-‘Iret Locumtvo Speech.
Night before last. I said to myself:
“,Hrory Seward. yrn are a fool to be afield
of your shadow. Show yours: if a man.
Bring up the all business. and provo to
thm who raincoat-true your (lindenee into
mrenneae,ihet the one abeli notceel your
llpe.e‘od that the attribute don‘t belong: to
you.” So I drew up my rraolutioe. I made
out a brief of what I would any in favor of
it. “screwed my courage to the atlckinu
point.“ consulted Tracy and Maynard.
They approved. and I went ’to the Hotter.
took my seat. paper in hand. By the time
that I could properly ofl‘cr the moluiloo I
grew feint hearted. thought I would poet-
pone it till Monday—let the opportunity al
most pass try—thought once more of it. and
with a motion of uncommon energy. I found
myself on my foot.— “ Mr. President " said
I. and thick durkncea wan before me. “I
ofl'er the following rraolution. “ Imagine
mv courieroatron while I heard the prrel
dent announce in the usual form. “The
Senator from the seventh district oflcra the
following resolution." It wee rend while I
wee endeavorinx to recall one word cf what
I had meant teary. 1‘0 meke my eukar-
nument ten-fold IreaterJ diroovored the
regency men took alarm. Two or three
were on their feet at once. and moved)“
the rceoltttlon be leid on the table. I felt
relieved. btcause I wee Irleaaod
from making upon it for one day. I
at down. after contain to the poetpone~
nient. . In the evening. «annoy men came
to know whatlrneeat. Th- newepaperare—
pflrtvd the olbriaa ci a reeeiutiort.aad I wee
rdledhrelithennlircpucy rntaeeeheru
my bold «mutilation to“ to it“
the monotone on the “reality-Jinn lb‘t
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innovation. and ot comer.
“down" on the. railway. When the read
in that wee opened they determined to rt ip it and
and act upwbcly pltduve to atop the new
along. and therecgieeer eeelagthc picture en,
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