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meant so manner in
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“emit tiny of New van. hive haunt

‘ is against 't‘aoinss s. units“.

W1. hhxxand‘sil Reed. wtaoy. void

Juan nations“. mummy or a.» \‘opniar

7‘» LIN Insurance t‘otupaay. tor sweating

Wish as tnaoeaiato \lhll‘lht‘lll ot the

‘ udiagpalieim. etc. of the eniiipiay.

' , ludicttneutalnve also \\vt‘li found amino

‘ '» \\tthev \\'. l-‘twt. presiitrnt. and S. l‘. ll up

“mtwyuf the t‘onliacutil Lifu ln‘

“trance Conipuiy for \ilullar fraudulent
transactions.

 

Front present indications there will be it
. Mutt attendance of distinguished people at
the opening of the permanent eah‘ili‘iiian at
Philadelphia on the 10th inst. In addition
to the president and fan.ily. the (‘ttlllllt‘l and
lending unvcrnlnent onlali‘s. ch President
Grant and ethvrs. there will he a large and
brilliant gathering of the fitl‘t‘iytll Ktfi'i‘l‘ll‘
menu. There will also be present the gov
‘vruorsof litany of the sides. particularly
New Jersry. Delaware. Illaryland and \‘ir
ulnla. and quite a llllltlliil‘ or gtrnllommi
fro u the various at itcs prominent in the arts
and sciences.
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‘ The Turkish envoy. tlrcuolie .~\ristli‘chl

Bt‘)‘. having received tilllcial ilispritclit‘s

tromhlu uovrrnlni-la that diplomatic rein
. tions between the sublime porte and the (‘I-ll‘
0f Russia have been hroltrn oil and that r a
state of actual wiir existed lictu'ccn the two
nations. has formally collinniulc th‘tl the
fact to the government Uf’lilt‘ l'nitod States
through the secretary of sla'e. 1n the at.
Nance of oillcial notification tlic gJYt‘l‘liltlt‘fli
of the United States had hit lm‘ll illilitler
out to the progress of events. The we
mom will give special regard to the notfi:
obligations so eirncsily pressed hydro rt"-
preseututivrs of the United Sully and silh-
aequcutly Cllllturllt‘tl in the trefiy of Wash
ington. AS ill ”10 issue Ufl‘fi'e proclamation
of neutrality this questior will b.» tarteri up
as circumstances inti' rtiplirc.

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Aderriblc nut. fatal accident ic3ured lit
the new Nu. ’York past iifllvc at 2:20 Tins.
day attention. causing the death of three la.
borersiuid severely wounding half ll dozen
men. For some time a gang of men have
teen employed doing mason work on thi-
northeast corner of the fiftiILVilJill'. The roof
was composed of concrete four inches thick.
beneath which was inital shutting. The
Weight *wns supportxd by heavy iron hciiiiis

Wing eastaud west. These llt‘dllls‘ \\‘tll't'
themselves supported by a transverse girder.
Recently it was feared that the beams were
not strortl: enough and a new girihr'wiis pill
in.. This “‘JSOiifltllitlt'tl Monday. 'l‘riisiiav
afternoon the pinning which held up thi-
ncw girdcr was tnkcn out and iiistnlitlv ll..-
rocf fell. The piece that fill was >lllllillt
twenty-live fl‘tt'rtlllllrt‘ and comrtd ii room
just east of the large linterii livid sitilatcl
overdudge Benedict‘s Court roan. Till-judge
was not iit'his desk at the filth.“ of the citas
tioplie. and luckily. as a llll‘CL‘ of the struc-
co. loosened from the ceiling. fell iiircitlv
on his desk and dclriolislred it. The names
of the killed are Charles A. R illins in. :lch

. thirty, and Patrick and Dennis Flt-trillie.
Four other \vcrc injured but not tl;lll‘.!t"f‘-
ously.

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\"ASIIIXGTOX LETTER.
_“'.\stllxi:Tux. ll (‘.. April. 30:11. 1877.
News Editors «11‘th Slaxrrxlzr. :—

l‘lie polr‘ical silirilion hi; hi i till i. of
itsriutelest sincc the ri turn of the l. viiisZ-rii .
Commission and the pole. fill rclir cv of
I‘ltcrkard‘s folloivcr‘s. Trout lllt.‘ St .1». Nurse.
New Orleans. tliir p \litirlius are girdle:
..V,‘thi‘tlls‘t'l\'cs for it c iligl‘csaio:ia¥éontlml lift in
these mixed Southern until-rs. and hair .id
of the open discussion of siirll mail 3". we
looktrs cu have lmtldiig t i do ll‘ll uu‘c the
husivd prepiistiolis of the cllilliitzruts. for
the approaching friiy. 'l‘iic cry of \\'.:ltilliis.
“All quict along the potolllit- “ is ample-

merited now with, "and at New tlrlcurr.‘
Th‘.‘ Commission slit to Lollisizlriahai lug
returned and rcpprtcd to the pti‘silcut the
I'L‘Sllll'til tliiir lair-r. and shown how iii-
plnuiu‘it ullv tlo y t ligilli‘cr. :1 a pic it t rill Cc

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and his

its-“whim and lilo. Grant on return
ed simian its and are within mam at
\\‘ilhud\ Iliad. Antone this. that to ed!
spwrlhon whim “museums Fish and
casualty. .\ mayo. or the mosh.“ or
the. htoiiopolitsncrunch was held in the
points or no polar in. Newman. and has

duals \‘Allt‘d to pay their third mamas to
them. They'aro lilddiintl eoodlvve to all
their old fl it Ms preparatory to leaving fol
iiiu‘ope. where they will spend the manual.
.\lrs.S.~irtoris whither highly print hairy
will awolnptny them. and her house will he
hcr parents liradqntrters during their visit.
lilr. tlordon t‘nlnlnin.soa of the late Ali
calinder t‘ninniln of Scotland. and now a
resident of Maryland. and .\ll:is Runes.
daughter cf the late lion. (“iarlcs Runes of
)lassrclinwtts. wire recently united in than
rinuo at lllt‘ t‘litlreli of l‘lypllsluy. The
\vei'l’dinu was attended by nearly all the
members of ,thc Caliiiiit and Diplomatic
t‘orps. and a large polllon of the distin-
guished socii-ty of \\'iishinlugtou. Among
the bridesmaids wcrc the daughti-rs of the
British Minister. l€a~Seeroialy Fish and 0th

young ladies of otir ville. 'llhe elistnni up
the bride and guests were of the riot st or.
der. and the occasion for clique ‘1‘. rich.
iii-ss and display wasoii par “(.30 grand
Norman and Filt‘li Wt‘tltll“: three 3-9..“
“ll“: '
(it'llf‘l‘dl Silt‘lltlllll l) “KM“ «in fiill‘ City.
having been susyfied hero for consulta
tlo'li upon lnatt _ pertaining to the removal
of llilliuliilmd to military affairs in the
\\'.~.~l-.. (hp. Sl‘t‘t‘iltlttll'it‘i‘illlttihtllt‘il him iii
ills ill thcws with tllc‘l‘rcshlcttt \\'ltr’i scours
ftlllf’coniuiitl :d to the peace policy initiated
)y l‘rcsideat Grant. and by which tlle vari-

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‘ oils church orginlzitionshaveoorltrol of the

various agencies. But it is not yet fully dc-
tcrrniucd whether the War or Interior Ile-
paltmcuts will have control of the Indian
llitrcaii.

Sec. Schultz seems iii earliest iii his wres-

tle with the civil s} rvice Ill‘tlilli'lndlilii among
other uiaitcrs has (stillllisliel a court of
grievanclcs which his clerks tliay lllzl com-
plaints without regard to the chiefs of their
divisions. As it is apparently one our nil-
mcrous rcforms on paper. we will wait for
results before discussing it in its own hear-
ings. lie is dcuionstriling liimsi-lf to be
an able rind tfllCicltt otllecr. hence we would
rather upllold than (‘liticiu any of his ex-
pt‘l‘lillt‘ivli. .

.\ large force of rriizjir are engaged in
pruning: trees. Cll‘w up and putting our
many parks in grdcr for spring. Already
the shrulihcry ifiiutting forth their leaves.
and give us fullbproinise of the near tip-

proiicli of the plcasilri s of, nrild \\'t‘ltlllt‘f‘.
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ftlornuuilsni.

.tlnsrs. [airfoil-s of (l..- Si-lX't’tNlil.:-
in your last issiieyoil have it great amount
of silly trash undir the name of Mormon
isiir. while in fact there is not axp‘irticlc of
Mormonism coritaiilcl iii these horrowed
and often I't‘ilt‘l'ttltrl assertions. It certainly
is it very wcuk c-iusc that is driven to the
false reports of apostatis and corrupt lllt‘ll
If \\‘t' wi‘re in search of thc trllth of the

Divine mission of our Lird and Sivioilr
\\'t‘ certainly would not git to the avowed
t‘nl‘llllt'stlr the Judas‘s of llLs fold. But

such are thep.:wcrful arguments brought
forward liy my oppmclit. She has a great
tlt‘fti tosiy iii regard to Mormon tyrariy.
\\'as slieevcr in l‘iili? If she was she
'knows rhat \\‘lltll .‘ll' Mys is false; iii! if
slicliivcr was there she has no right to
judge a people try fills . rcp ills of sensation
writers ant peace disturhcrs. An act eiv
in: women the. chetirc franchise in the
Territory of filth wis enacted by a Mor-
mon legislature. approved li‘rli. 1‘3. 1870.
This is what llasli'e'cii done for that down
troddcri tyrailcal terril \ly. t‘m the lady
s.iy as much for the lllwrril 1110" of old t‘oir
lircticlit? _\1 main: \voiilcii cin go to the
polls and cast their votrs tliiv [\lt‘ltfli‘.
false rcporfs to the contrary lll twithstand~
ion. The cry that the Morlliolrs aircoiii
pellcd t \ vote or...- why is ollly aliotlicr sprig:
oil the same old n it in branch of falsehood
from which so many have already b.i~li tr
ken. Myepponeiit says that lily name is
unknown to her save :is it iippt.‘ its iii print
as a dc.‘cndcr of an iir~t'tilt‘ioll ttTti'rly it“-

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qttlisc‘u‘c to the fa". tut l.ii- tlro .ps :..‘:-t
he \\‘n'Alru‘Vll. hi fi‘ drill d :.t till: \‘i lrl‘t‘
ll bus». and ll!i\‘c rr lllllliii ii iii. ir lzorrus.
The t-xci'ciiiild union: the lt‘lillllilt‘ ris airl
democrats liver the ant. pin-d post 2t‘:.§i‘ti
Ii‘ll-‘ll hasrso c: lliphtcly divippcurrl til-it
we ttllllr‘sl wonder .if \ in
Well: aror:s;-d at all
A livct pic for \li.~'(‘tl<\lilll 1. s hm :r upm—
d ht‘rc rii‘cully. as to \\ to ”UT .‘lrs. i’\'t!
really \v illlS in :iliof'sli wine from st L34 in-
. nits in tin futurr. It is said iii it ill: re his
been none sr-rvcd at any . f the pliv t - .lln
ners zivcn liy hair since lllt‘ triangul-itioa. It
is not prob lkLAlltitl tlic grill-r ll tr-mpcr illt‘t‘
question has been discussed inside the \\'hiii-
House. yvt it may he rrg‘irdcd as smiled
that Mrs. Rigs will rxclndi- \\‘illt' frwilrlul
table. except whrri forrigncis “I. present
It is well known that while shi- lllSlll‘pl'tIVl'S
of wine for liOlSt’lI and faulty. shi- docs rr- 1
think she has any right tr» dirt no to (\llltl“
on the sul-jv ct. llt‘ltt‘t‘ iicr \\‘illillg'rrss it
should be served when fora-isiicrs in cfllclal
eipnclty are at the \\Lllile House tiblc. Ir
It is iii-cl led t l banish wine fro n sir-to till!»
tiers, an invitation to one of tiles. tedious
fetus will be ilk-1y to be. viewcd in the
light of an (‘XCCXMIVC .riianii‘rsro to the - 11‘ ct
that a certain number of persons of both
sexes Ire to obtain from all spirituous lurc-
’ cage between sav the: hours of 7 and 10.30.
pun. on such a date. Now this to those
who are accustomed to " take a lirih- wjrw
for: their stomach‘s sake." would \--car an or
‘ arr for an after dinner dysp psla. Dining
’ $7“ 1‘,th “'hlle Home is not. at best. all on.
mitigated pleasure. There is a sad want of
leowmmm around the emcu'ive tshlc hw-
In. to the limited size of the dining—room.
and it it often impossible for those St‘iled
Mxt etch other to raise their ruins lit lilt‘
. name time. S i it is cost minty among iuli
”to acquaintances to agree upon which
mfié well shall panikr. and “bile vii--
N8. the others icon back to: r1 0:11. Th-‘
Mu diplomats are very sviiSitiv-c (in thc
who qmtm‘ Tl’tv)‘ not only want ii at
‘RWW‘RW quality. lint they desire the
mu “tactics served .‘QUC‘uth’M‘. tbi
Matinee! Canal Causation» Boar‘s
W. a ltdinn Minister uwd to in. .
glut Mk whenever he dined at the “hilt!
‘M Manse the claret was sum up
m the tad of dinner instead of with
UN “on. Ali—sander Strphens. wh~~
h In. gagged to his house for owl-Ml
“I! called upon “armour Ms int»:
“n m up. with; that lie \‘ns
,lmeteleiive‘hts artiste. The rim-3
.3} do“ to the «titanium was in.
E friends who mint hint
Id Euphoria». in mm“ the w
7 «It. Stephen. who ml”...
‘ ”pliant iii no wasn‘t tum.
'_fi than the White “nun vm
. 7 as“! who In shaken hands
'. ”that from Washington
fie III! in «M uptethe Ni
.m WIN! all. down

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. sir" hits in crrnr.

the Smiths in Ciltlianv jail.
(ans.- “have“. lung-o thin \\‘hil I Sinful in “NW. goo-j people. take lil$6u¥fléhli home
my last.

24-15 of the c is-\_

At the purist-m it is much cluster.

twirl-lit to intelligent minds. l ulnri. llt\\'1ll‘t‘
of ‘tl‘y tliiou of tin kind. Slil‘ simply in ult‘

An few" Sl‘lll‘illt lils that 1 know to he ilic it»

I‘ll". and l 1_'.‘l\'l‘ a few facts and pr ivcil that
I fill to sec anythingr all
llltll't‘llt in flcls. Ali‘s ll. iiifoliils us that
p lliraiiiv is the Tit-ll of the Mormon tgcc.

_ and ~llurtly all. l‘Vt ~lls us. through .a-a‘lapns

t-i'vs lcttw'. lit‘tl p rlygiliiy '\\‘:is ill-l“ tiilifilit
liv J -sip‘.i Sni‘rt‘i. yet the .‘Itu‘llllllls wire
roiilwd and uril'drrcd with dosrp‘i ast ll‘ll‘
linidcr. 'l‘li.~t‘lliiiolipassed through more
pers cutiinstii-loro his death than it has
since. Again she says liad .\lor.oonisni
m .ilitilinod the purity which is an essentiil
element of Christianity no cry would hav.~
llt‘t‘tl rzlisi-d acriinst it. Oh. no; ei-rlairily
nit. If the Lord and His followi-rs tiad
montaiilcd that purity no cry would have
been riiswl iieiiiist theiii. According-to
that kind of argument. Jesus and His ili~~
('lliit‘S wc’rwno l. t'er lll'rll the. Morlliolis.
.\1_voppoir-lrl claims to M C~|n=iUllllilllt£ lt
false doctrine. hilt Silt‘ forgets that there has
been no doctrineadvanced. The lidy uslis
if Icin t'XDl‘tillS‘ill‘fdt‘l'illly the Mountain
Nieldow lll;i>‘\|(‘l‘t‘. No; 1 cm not. I was
lizit ii boy. ii id livril in this town at the time
of that tirrililr calalili‘v. I could tcll :.
gie-it iliall things that l have llt‘if‘d. but ”I‘ll
amounts to nothing. There is one thin-:1
do know. and that is thit J hit 1). Lee was
c iiiviCi-d by a )I rmiin jury and Mormon
witnesses without which he licvcr conll
have been l)!‘till}.!lil toj islicc. Again I will
say that .14.... Was not a Mormon bishop as
falsely published in pap-‘13 that should aim
«i ahigher eud than publishing fl\13“hu°l“.

.‘llai B. says that I Night to ttllt‘ Nit“
ciiusccf llieiittack on Ilauzis Mills. The
close was. they were Simmons again.

\\'trat-inxlnCcd'thc urj istitl iblt‘ assault up ill
Torr.- was no

Then she goes (lit with a ‘onu
infii of ratio 1y filse rep on w rilien by an
’post'iie which needs no cmiinia-ut. Xt-xt

she sins that a Mr. tG‘ukia) Ruskin re

wivcd at low ie’lri‘s. and tt'i‘. Now for the
At the lust viscose. on
in \‘ulc ut 2100. It. ..\‘. nh’XlRK ieeeivrd a

he iia‘aiice. w Eden you can sea was tin GMT

xiii-hiring 08*} any. but llixhin watestu‘l

he ch oil in on tho {Ifil‘lfi t that :he M‘ei’tc
hbuzll‘h‘ lt‘,‘t\l “tr-s in tha ‘l‘eltit uy. and
lt'tt‘intou “vivid noan loll lured v *t .1.
not.» ptl‘t‘. how li's‘iiltt My oppouun

sso'sthii “at". uni “3?-?h§ aitaitl’ml as a
““9 as long so aha tohrom p dyaiay.
lave nit nil’that she would.
anothrr h oeh. ti amt hill is th ~ foregoing.
allawlugumllllirme pm of itmnadm. nltlott littlestmitmlp~uae¢.sa.t said th“
but t has leluth‘tml hportof the sums n. it we won in China and nm the you.) it
leultontof the «holds in Utah. and he valid mean "aiding the use of opium la
fin...” “all: wry high; to twt night r all its forth); it in ladimsvaldiag the use of
li‘sluflh. to in ttiimeiuuirius tilt is tire
Ural: walking about 300 minute. and in slut! with which people nuke for-leofthem‘
mu had I toialruiolimoiitot NW: plinth. swim But in this country we mm by
tamponneu I Widen“! use of all good
any tint the Norman community are not. “Ill”! and stand abstaining from the use
thetg omit chm of purple thvy an reruns of all tut lhtngs. Nat as some people II:
11639 tit-.tintou ltio comm-1 they an an smarter-m we or all things

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til“. fimmzafie“ “fitment
WMMMmuthem‘ tartan: ‘ “Weatherman“.
New Dim mmwhwmts Mint“ shit my“ the «it «it
minim inmost an untimely end
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mm. stratum“ m was it
tMtMWMQrMWhM Mittens?
have mtmnmwtwnw
nationalities. and whet“ him as the
stasdauhl have an alumnus. but as m
Nona up the truths or individuals it is not
hi aw “nutrition a very hot dam «woman
tar preloaded t‘hrhtians.
l see that the Rev. Mr. than had a huh
trash in your last twaw and we are snuwisoi
to learn that a man ot‘ his calling has. no
both-v business than writing such a weak
trashy artiole. All I have to say in regard“
to it is that is that it lacks one very mt...
tiiil point. and that is'trntli. Tiiey‘imm
Joseph

it contains is where it speahs
Sniilli its being a young man. that is true.
but with that exception tiled! is not it wont
of truth in his letter. “

And still they may.- but as the writer
was ashamed to shat his name. is ashamed
of rho hook. apt? also tho author. I certainly
Will he t‘xl‘wii from any further notice of
the absurdities continued in a nn‘e that the
\\‘t‘ltrrl‘s ashamed to father.

Withtill due respect and hind fooling 1
Tomato. respectfully.

2\. M. titanium.

South Norwnlk. May 1. 18?}.

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Temperance Meeting.

List Sunday afternoon a large number of
of our towns people assembled in Itlnsle llull
lu responsoto the invitation of the lmlhs‘
Temperance l‘uion of South Nol‘wnlk. .\l
most an hour before the appointed time of
cottiuieuceiuent the hall hogan to rid up.
and at about it quarter 1') four nearly all the
seats were occupied. This indeed was eu~
oouraguig to therliidies of the society. for
it showed that'our people were intercstal iii
the meeting. .-\t. alimt tive iniuntijs t i fi-ill‘
the ladios appeared on the stage accompan-
ied try it f‘cw gentlemen. and the liieeting
was opened. Mrs. 1‘). ll. Iloyt. who acted
as president. gave outliyniri No. :l of the
GospclSougs. and after the opening strains
on the piano by Miss Emilia Crown. tho
congregation sang

“1 need Thee even" hear.“
Mrs. S. Birbour their lead in prayer. ‘iiild
offered up thanks to (loll for the irift‘ of His
Sou that through Him iill might be saved
and also hcggcdrri blessing for those who
had turned aside froili their habits of intern
pcrarice. \\'e need, oli. heavenly Father.
shc (‘Ultliltttt‘iLTllS help. 'l‘hy favor and Toy
grace every hour of our lives. We rest lrl
Then. for without Thee we can do nothing.
\\'c are hilt as childrhu. depending on Then
for assistance in all cur uridcllaltings. llvlp
it“. (til Lord. to lead stalls in Christ; hclp
this pcople gathered licle t )~.ilt_\'; help lllli
wliolc coriiiliuuity; “till the husbands l'lltl
fathers and sills to tiikc a hold iilid decided
slip in the path of riglltccuslri-ss; help the
families who are silll‘criiiu under this terrible
curscof ilitciiipcrailce. Arid begging that
the Sl‘l‘ttlit‘l‘ might be aided in her i tl‘ir'ts.slle
t‘tlllt‘ltltl‘t‘il thi- praycr. ’

"Ni‘dl‘ llli‘t‘t‘oss“
was then sung. lifter whi i Mrs. 1.;
'l‘L‘rttl from the lidllt‘ ti ft‘w \‘t‘ts‘i sl lkt‘ll ftilru
l‘rirvirbs and also it fcw from the
lots 'l‘wo verses of
“Tlri- (treat Physician“

were their sung. Mrs. lliiyt their hrosc and
said that the apt‘ilkt‘lfi who were cxpccti-d t~i
uddrcss the Ii‘rt-tlrig hail lit‘t‘tl tin ivoldidily
prcvclitrd from coliiilre. tint lhi.t .\llss Colo
lll'tlt. \\ho had made ‘1 marked success lnthi-
tcriipt-i‘alrcc causc ill ('tltt’l‘ pl :css. H
sptiik instead.

With this intro.lilciioii. .\li.s Vol-onion
iiroso and stepped »for\vauLJ‘Luipcraucc.

lipllts

«apt-oi ill): in these litter days. iitil has truly
been siiiHo hi- iiiiiuiati-lv could-etc! with
religion. 1‘t‘l‘ilpi‘l‘tllt‘r‘ is a pm if rl‘iiuioti.
People may hive a put o‘ a thing ll‘ul no:
the whole; lint people who ll‘|\'t‘ the whole
must have all the flirts. 'l‘licrcfore. those
who are truly religious must b.- tc.ilpcl:itc.
SlItISlilll that this tcliilarraocc was no llt‘\\‘
thin!

llllt‘
beginning than was foi‘hidderiti cat and
dliiilgof cvcrithing he llllnlll see.
things are vcry litlrtlrfnl to man; opiilrn and

mention arc ttttltlltg these things. and \ll\‘_\‘
cause more misery. more sud-ring: tiiiil liltil'c
criinc llt‘tll tlll\‘ll|lll\" else. She said that
. S till" p-‘vplc say that the ll hie tttlo‘ltt‘l‘t‘ for
‘ bids llic ils ~ of alcohol. This is for a g mil
TRIS ill: there \v is no such thing known in
the world as alcohol at. til it “til“. It was
it :t discovered iliitil centuries altar th.‘ ltltlt‘
of (‘llris‘. Bu! look at the passiygcs just
read: “ Look riot thou up in the wine when
it uiv: th its color in the clip. \\‘llr‘ll it llt.t\“
itll itself alright,“ This shows til it tlicrc
were various kinds of \\‘llll‘. some of which
should no‘ he ilrauhuiud then prople who

use at alcohol have it iiioni yr.‘ iri‘i-rcst in
its use. The spoikcr tlwn CO‘Itxl‘tf‘t‘il Christ
wltli Milliiluet and slid that Christ was a
llllt‘lt‘llcllt'l‘ and taught his followcrs that
s ~lfrdciiial was the one thing to mark their.
unuiiu "It‘ll.

lluu your rye nvcr the nations of the earth
and you will find that the Bride rciding lll‘-
trons are this.‘ which lead civilizaiion.
rt‘lllllel‘illC.‘ is hilt an outgrowth of Chris‘
lioilty. and thus we see that religion ant
lt‘lllp liiilcc go hand to hand. Who are th~
"t‘tipit‘ I see before luv this afternoon ?
Church—going people. I will warrant. Bill
all the sorrow in the World. the limits brii~
'{t‘ll and bio ‘diug licoiily just a little beneath
our feet. bod has been waiting for you,
sisters; you have the benefits of the tench.
logs of the Gosprl and yet. you say “what
can I do?“ you can do more than any Ullt‘.
elm. God bit-Sses women‘s work. 1 could
tell you of deeds It‘ll. Women have done
which uooue else could havc done. You
set. around you so many who are taking the
flr~t steps t i ruin. Gin you not use perstttt‘
glut. and tailor-nee? Each one should siy “I
will do what I elitirl will give ih’e labors or
my whole life for this end." If you were to
do this your citv would become one \tlf thtz.
hindsuaicst and best places to live in. And

and net as yo
direct.
The lady 3»th about three (mirrors of an
ht‘llli

iir consciences as Christians

“M m Rut“
was sung and also one verse 0f
“03“ more M‘s work for Juana.“

u {2: \ vex Slim and Q Q. C .nmm {Wlhkl “1Q after “NW“NWWW \\‘13 NWINIICQQ Mr.

Giwnwoat the trawling was chased.

at run “AFTER (‘llt‘llt‘tt

. | Monday afieniiain st loin o‘el ich Miss

(Melina «tenured astound halite. aspect

i 13 to this young people. The meeting.
was a slit ill one ant if the Not of our coin.

.nusity had hnv wn how tall resting this he:

tun wast i have heru they w. ntd not how

been ahxrnt on this ot‘t‘as‘hm.

Miss t}? dentaa hogan tiy uivin: rur dull.

and use bell.

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was to

the lady liegal‘. is a word f illilliti t r us all.

t: al inside .\ him and put him in lltt‘
girden of Eden and toll him that he might
eat of the fruits of «viry tri-c thcri-iu i xccpt
'l‘hcrcfore we sue that even” from the

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alcohol and a great many more which 1 could

say til it Ill“ Bible nowhere prohibits the -

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, sons through with. hi
“will whom. chow i din place you w
it it “Marita innit to «hand when the latte.
Nwmntanrgmws. or the liquid than
this is allowed to drew and as sour I say.
u‘tis unlit todririlt. Under the head of the
nsesot alcohol the lady said that chemists
use it to hum la a lamp as it gives no smoke
\r smell and the it ““0 is very hot. lt is us- .
Rho priaiervini: anatomical specimens and
also toniahe lllt‘l‘llltw to he used in
cold climates when) he ordinary iiieicldy
freezes. for alcohol has never been known to
front“. “Hui these points were well thus
‘l‘ttl-‘tl so that a child might comprehend
them. In explaining what it it not good
for. she said that the human brain is cout-
posedufiigreiit deal of albumen. and to
show what slashed will do to albumin she
poured the white of an egg lutoasmall glass
rind Covered this with alcohol. Almost il‘«
stanlly the white was set the same as if
cooked iii boiling: water. This is the effect
. it has on the brain of a man. Ono of the
propi-rties of alcohol is to attract water to it
self: this is the reason why a man who has
horn drinking alcoholic llipiorii is always
tltit‘il)‘.

The lecture closed ill a perfectly satisfac .
tiny manncr to all. and wetltiuk that it; Miss-
t‘olcurini had substituted this .lectnre iii-
place of the one delivered in Music Hall on
Sunday it would have been it great heuctlt
ti all prrsent.for her clear explanations show-
ttl that she is a thorough and perfect master
of tliusnlijrct and capable of rendering it
so that all may practically understand it.

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Snows of the Lost Ten Years.

W.- have lit‘t‘lt handed a record of the
numlicr of snow storms and the iliptli of
snow that fell during each storm for the
past ten years. which will be found quite
rl‘tllth‘nit‘lll and interesting its it matter of

 

reference. The following is the record :
1513? has.
”031'". 5‘0. \‘l‘ fi‘l‘itllM-‘i- lNl‘llE" 0F t‘NtiW
nt‘t‘i'lllht‘r. ‘2 If}
.liillirury. t .‘lli
Feh .rill‘y. 3‘ 9h
.‘lltli .i. 1 4
April. -' ti
'l‘olal. ll 3-2
lfi‘l‘vs‘ 15f“.
lli-vi-nihcr. -'I I'll
.liiunary. ‘. I-
l’i‘lll‘llttl y . it 1.
March. l H
'l‘ililil. H .‘i'.’
15139 lh‘li‘.
lli't‘i‘ltllit‘l‘. ~t til
ry. t t-
, .‘l H
ti 11
1 1
Total. I.“ :ttl
1‘10 1521.
llci-cliihcr. t t.
January. 5 Qti
l-‘r-lurllary. ii 1':
“arm. ‘J ‘1
April. 1 .‘
Total. 1“ til
1521 Ian.
Niivciillior. l l
llccciilllcl‘. ‘.| ‘3:
January. it .
Fi‘llf‘llliri'. L‘ 1‘.‘
March. t'i ll
April. 1 1
Total. :L‘ It?
1872‘ liTl
Novcnilii‘r. 2‘ .‘t
lli-i‘i‘tiilicr. .‘. pg
January. .‘t 11
Felir‘ilary. l 8
March. .l to
April. ll 10
‘l‘ota‘. L, 2‘0 M
' lSTI‘ >1??? 1 .
November. 2 d
"I‘t‘t‘lllllt‘f. .‘i v ea
January. it ‘t‘l
lr‘cllruary. .'- .3
March. ll 10
‘;\pril. t 5
Total. ‘N s‘.‘
13‘“ 1‘13
Ninclp‘ovr. 1 , 1
lh‘ccliilicr. it H
J urinary. 0 9‘3
February. 3‘- t t
March. it 48
.\pr.l. :l 1‘:
Total. ‘.‘ i lks
lflt‘. 1‘27.
I““I\l‘“‘r. X‘ I
Novolutwr. :- 3
llccciiilicr. 11} 25‘
January. t. 23
February. 1‘ 5
March. ~I 1t)
Toliil. 84‘. iv:
v a s o - ,
\\'AI‘SIDE 301135.

03 'riu: llt\.\l| —-‘rrll~: 'riilcks on THE ‘rnaail‘s
w.sioin‘s axri Sl‘ESlCi as a “not LAR
shot ctr-imam ox A ilaxti can. '

ll\' \I “has

'l‘lir‘ S‘ariifi rl ”rial-’1‘ ri‘pmduccs all EINL
clc fr lii “ l‘ull. l‘l llis t.‘.l:..‘.‘:*." which cx
poscslhc lumping syst-lii. and aims the
.xpurinrugcs of n \\'l‘~l:‘l"ll iii in as full r\v~: .

“lli \lii- ltll.‘tl'l.{\‘ of Pr ft‘tttltli. ”It‘lvllt‘i'
‘ll‘tin th« from all post means that the
l‘i‘siili'lit-I wil‘ hive the calh-r -i tuitid fiill o:
erir‘i; ‘8‘ til it ll“ will 2-! a s wt at th~~ time
‘S \t‘ law he will get a '\t’]ll‘tf‘0 nieal.‘ nrv‘
‘tl B‘ t‘rat vou will gut lit“ ‘uralid lii‘iuucva‘ "

“thrill: to term all that we canildlui the
siltij N we determined to slait out on a short
tour. and become for “.0 time [wing a regir
lir tramp and see if we cont l discover any-
lltiuu‘ of the science coliriretcd with the ow
hie prot‘csdnli. Our ti"~t ctire however was
to provide ourselves with a full vial of ex—
tract of valtriali for our licrvcs; this we did
‘ll .iii :ip-itlicc lry‘s in \V ishinglon street. and
it was will that we lied something: of tli'~
nature :.t our to illitliiird. as we were forced
t . take it small dose sooner than we list all
tii‘ipatc-l. for its wcpissi'il Guii‘hrsler Block
‘lti‘ “ gold 1e if“ trimming on the newly
p timed store so afforded ilstiiat we thought
our llcrvos w on: c Hilp'i-tcli' s‘i ttlcru d. “'0
rci-ovcrcdmcert lilily wc did.\vlio w in] in"?—
»iiid start-1t down the rrilroad track with the
l't-utl'ttl‘ stclotvpel u ltcast look uii‘iiur facu—
l‘llllll“lll tleni of “Divtlf work and with it
starving tariiilv on our back.

\\'e had not gone liriny Illllt s when wet-s
pilot a er up of tramps rcstiiig themsvlvcs
on the side. of the tr ick. .W'iieli we reached
this lziuuiid party we f0 -nt lhcy were 0 Illi-
postal of two neurons ~ind half a data—-
wall gentlemen from Patagonia shun:
ourselves in lheir mlds‘ we brcame. its it
Wow. one of thcllt. Bi' tlivlr conversat III
we learned tliil they were all hart-working
iiiecuauies our of i-mployineut. One «us a
tiilor. another was a stone cutter. and the
sin tilt-st of the crowd swore by all that was
black tint blue thit h» \vasablacksmitli.hul
on account of lithealtli or stagnation in
trade they had nothing to do- for many
months. The stone curler said that if he
“could only get to Clusda he could have
plenty of work. ‘
ti)- (legl‘x‘t‘s w: earned that twelve lattes a
day is a day‘s tea is 1’ Ir a trump. and also
their ercilt‘sl'T is a wad place t-i at more!
nighlJttid that the crowd had drummed
ago no inritier than that plaice «ii that

d .

“is it w is giving near noun one of u»
“not any“ crowd 3th. t i as mason-ally:
‘ Sty. young "NOW. or you not any
‘e’nueh‘ kill. t as rod?“

“leans-Wed that we hid not ye felt the
pangsnf hunger. and theiefole we d not
taouiht about fond.

“ Well.“ blunted the tramp. “you‘
the kid that could rah». tn the. and.
got such a mid look.“ ‘
\ We bowed in si~haiiwlmtgiueiit to this com
tdltw‘tlt mid on we walked.

~~ Say. you“; follow. you had hatter innit
sharp ulna last watch n‘ ynnrn.“ remark“!
the pivoted twining smurf en tor. 3‘ In Pure
vast» tnvy i‘eai anything that can is).
thin hands on.“

We nxaidut as this pipes of pmutd ad
vice was Noted nil ta us.

Not Wlflill in tramp too far. we gave the
crowd the ,si p and tulnruutl. .8 {well
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(‘MIIV‘VAQI “film.“h
\‘WRNY‘\'~NX
~ “lam NM‘N‘R. .
Also ttiisinms and Mt Mullins. will visit
llama“. t‘oaa.. mats v tum days in
every month at‘the Norton! “and. whom
n «she (‘t‘ltflltlh‘ Monday evenhn‘. May
VMill. ‘I‘nmiav and Wednesday May ‘20 and
Ruth. and ‘t‘lnnmluv tho tho until 3

p. in. Office hours at a. m..
to t) p. in The in. makes thoroutlh
clairvoyant examinations of tho etch. lln

has an unseen power to describe every pain
and Scent Disease at sight. without ashlar: a
tplt‘tllloll. and pwpares prim \‘euetahte Med
icincs to reach the seat of all diseases. lle
tualtes speedy and radii rules in nearly
every cairn he ilndrrla‘es. 'l‘he successtif
the Dr. astonislll‘s the most distiiianishvd
physicians. lll‘ cures when all other treah
meats fail. and the patient is restored to
perfect health. llni lonit experience coui~
lilned with his wonderful powers of mantle
tisru. has curililed him to lict‘tltllt‘ one of the
most successful and popular physicians of
the country for the permanent ruin of evcrv
kind and form of all diseases of what-eve}
name or nature. The Dr. is very successful
in the treatment of the Lungs. l.ivor..Kld
toys and l‘i'inary Organs. Dropsv. ltlieuiua
ham. and llvspi \sia. Seto'iila.iiiiit all lln
niors of thc llioin . Seminal Weakness. and
Pi ivritc Diseases. and all complaints peculiar
to females. and general deliilitv are pi'rllitt
neatly cured in a very short time. llis
medicines cleansi- llltt system and lcavc the
pain-tit iii a healthy condition. The Dr.
has uiiiiird a large practice in New Haven
and Bridgeport. and has performed maiiv
rciiiarkahlo cures of diseases of long.r stand
lug. Munchies rcasolialile —i.lways furor;
tile totlrt.‘ Pilot. The Doctor also has the
Power to read your Past. Present and Fu-
tnrc Destiny. and is \\ idi~ly known to he one
of the most wonderful Si't‘l‘s of the pri s-ut.
age. for his truthfulness in leading the prin-
cipal and must illill'llt‘itll 'vvents in onr's
lite. lie uivcs flil.‘ particulars of nlisriit
friends. and also girls advice iii Marriage.
Losses. Lawsuits and “Norris. and thor-
onghly explains lltlsilicss iitl‘ilrs of i-vcry
description. greatly to “it" b: n. t1~ and sat-
isfaclioli. Clairvoyalit Sittings $1.

(‘omlnunicaliolrs by lt‘llt'l‘ upon ltllSlllt‘Ss
or health. must (‘uinlulll $3. age. sex. a lock
of hair and stamp. Address B -.v 1.2.3:}.
Norwich. Colin.

Ir‘or further particulars send a stamp and
get a circular.

Good Advice.

Now is lilt‘llmt‘fll year for l‘lrcuuiorii
Lung chi r. .E'c. Evi-rv family should havi-
a bottle of nostril-1‘s(hernias Svlii‘r‘. lit:
liit allow for l-llt‘ lltotlicllt Milt couch 10'
take hold of your child. your fariiilv or
yourself. (‘or s lrrrptiorr. .X‘lllill'd. l‘ncllltm
lira. t‘ruup. lll‘llttll‘l‘ll on s. and Hill“? fatal
dist-rises liiavset in. Allll‘lIJll it is trur
tiriuraax Si‘lti‘i- is (‘lllltlu lhuilslods or
lllt‘st.‘ ilrcaiicil ills - ist-s. yet .1 is much indict
till-.vcil at hand \\lii-ri three doses \\lll
ciirc you. One [I illlr' will last yr ur wholl-
trinity a wilit- r and kl‘t‘ll you safe from
danger. "you til“ :i c irisriiiiptivs. do not
test until-you have lllt‘d this li'llll‘il)‘. Sam»
pin it ittlrs til t‘i'ltlS. ll 'gtli ir s I.‘ 75 Writs
Sold by _\‘i'lll' llruuqcsl. ti. t‘. Stillswri.

——~«~Qo>
l‘lllw Impression.

It is ui-lii-rally supp M d lrv a cert liri class
of citizens. who ara- Ill t pr tt‘llt“ll or cvpl-r-
icrlccd. that llvspcpsia c in ll~tl iiivarial-lv lo-
cured. in ‘t we are pleased to say Ill it our-tizx‘s
';\i'ia\'sr “t.l\\\'lllt his licvcr. to our knowl
c.l_r:c.triili-il to curl l)ys1upsi:i rind Ilivir
(‘oliiplainl iii all its forms. Mich as Slur
S‘itluicli. t‘t s‘ivciless. Sick lll‘adrtt‘llv‘. t‘il‘
pitallnii of the ”l‘tl‘l. low spirits. &i‘.. \\‘e.
Uni l~ftitllilltli1-z=n l‘olths sold list \f“tl".
not ii singli- fiililri- w is rcporti-d. but then
of cotiipliiiiciitary lcrtcrs were ria‘civcil
from Dluuei-ts of wonderful curt-s. 'l‘hlcc
dost-s will rclteve any (“is Try it. Sam
plo llottles 10 crlils. F. R 1: ular s71. 75 cu t~
le‘ stlc try it t‘. Stillsori.

«.........._
I‘ sttlvely Ilie Best.

I): \ltirris‘ Syrup of Ta". \\'lld (‘lie rv and
”I‘l‘t‘ll"lllttl is the very first t‘illlllhlltlttl‘ cv. r
prcpircd. advertised. . r sold by any pi-rson.

r tlli ‘tcr any lt‘tlllt‘ \\ li:.l"\‘i‘!. for llic iililii-u
.liiirl- fl‘lil‘f and pcrniilii-lit cure of coughs.
colds. \‘rt‘up. \vliopiiil: cough. liioiicliirls.
:ishliia. and all lisihisus of a colisllilip'ivt-
tvpc. It will ttlot‘o“;llli‘ t'l' t licili- llll‘S.‘
alarming: syiiipt arts in unclralf the time rc-
quir. d to do so by any other iiicdiciirc. It
is purity veal-lat‘lc. and contains iii t a par.
ticlc of opium or other daliccrolq drug. 1t
tlt‘\‘t‘f‘ fails. Every tioltlu gilllitullfr‘t‘ll to
perform exactly as rrprcscntcd'f/ For Sal
at Galirgc C. Stills-in‘s.

.\lso agents for l‘iiif. l‘irkcr‘s l‘lciisaiit
\\'urtii Syrup. which is sure death to worms.
Pleasant to take and requires no piivsic.
Price ‘25 cents. Try it. ‘

—-——— ~~ Q0.»

“ It. works like a dun-m.“

Bella’s Magic 011.

:l‘his‘la a painsty vegetahh‘. general family remedy.
lvcip it in the lioltscto use ins-use of cmcrgcricy.
TI!" I'l‘ INTERNALL‘"

It cures t‘olic. t‘holcra )forhlis. llisrrhira. t‘ramps
and I‘ntiis iii ”in \‘toriiach. ll:tll:t“l:\‘ll. Sole Throat.
t‘ouclis. Folds. \\‘c.

l'SR l'l‘ ESTER N .\ LL“.

trmrros N irralgia. t‘ntarrlr. li‘liorlma‘ism. Spraiiis.

t‘uvs. Hruiscs. iild Son‘s. Ill-:i-laeli ~. 'l‘milhlc'ic. an I

 

 

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Sold by all ilcalirs iri Medicines.
\\'u RRN‘XR S s )\‘.\‘. l‘roprtvtors. Pittsfleld..\lass
G. C. Stillsmi. Wholesale and Retail Agent. South
Nurwutk. Quill.

'3 I Ali R hair.“ W

5E.

In liarhury. Apfil ssih. by itsv. A. e. Humour.
\tr. George Ii. “rush to Miss Emma Crofut. both of

DJllhlu‘y-
In liaiitiur . April with. by Rev. A C. Hubbard.
7.. to Miss

Mr. Frank! Hit-hos of Nof‘wich. N.
Jennie R Fisher» f Danhury.

In Bridueporl. on thv an iiisl.. at the residence or
the bride‘s nirelils. by Rev. J. \' nines. Andrew
R. Lalthi 0 this city. to Miss manor Van Wen of
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to this city. on the 3d inst.. of scarlet fever. Peru
dinanit a. murmured it years. to months and 7 days.
In ‘ltlit‘llv April 30th. siiddciidly. of dysentery.
\lt‘.'DI\‘ld \\‘. Nash. sand «'1‘. years.
in Norwnlk. April 2.3m. Obadiah \\‘alllug. aged 75
vs in
in Nor-walk. April QTlh. Samuel Smith. aged <11
years. it mouths and 9 days.
In Norwaik. April 28d. Grace 1.. Metnth. used 1
your and 8 months.
In Norwalk. April 29th. Freddie \\'.
aged 11 Hairs. l riiolitli and in days.
In Nor-walk. April 93th. (‘h‘lt‘lvs Franklin. son of
t‘tiartes and Mary Duilleiis. aged 2' veins and 8
inoullio. _
lu tkiundridge. Apri129th. Mrs. Matilda. widow of
“Hwy Austin aged T9 your:- illid 3 litiyt.
In \\'c-‘tr‘nrl. Apr-ii Nth. Ellen Grey. used (is years
tin-i 1 month. _ p .
fri \\'estport. April 28th. Susie Bsttersun. aged It
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Good Girl to (to General Housework in a small
family. Applyltu 0R0. It. FtSltttb‘s

f laminate Store. \\‘Iishiu-mu st.

Just Arrive d.

A Cara'o at the (W sued

Salt Glazeillrair Pillll

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“is is it» Pipe so entail
that other issue cities.

JA¢OI M. LAWON.

immune. Anne “ii than to!!!“

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Then w and town! not or the nine on no“
limit. iwanittyiwenpha hy A. l“ \u‘tttl‘. Apply

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Trinity Church

Wild. GIVE ‘l‘llRIlt .\.\‘.\‘l‘.\l.

Strawberry Festival,

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Musical and Literary Entertainment.

 

AT MI‘SIC ll.\l.l.,r
Wednesday and Thursday
AFTERNOQNS AND EVEXIXHS.

Nlny 0th and IOIIT.

 

-.\‘cw and attractiio feature: of Stage Eirtrrtailp
flit-Ills. including t‘tlh‘t‘HR'l‘ Music. ttl'2.\lll~.\u.\.
t‘llA li.\t"l‘Kli llllJNE \‘l‘lthS. 'ttliil the l'i‘prcsi-ri»
larioii of a highly tutorestili: .\ .\l.\'f‘l§l‘lt CUM.
MHIHE’I‘TA by ladies and :i-litlellrcu of liilclrt and
lltllll)’ \\ he have kindly consented to appear.
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Fresh Sivi-et t‘roarn lfroni \\'asli‘irigrorr t‘reani
' table

All m-aaorialllc Fill"! and dc‘. cacti-s of tin-
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and all char-

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Strawtwrrii-s at .‘tidsuiunivr Prices.
grs the lowest

Doors open at 5:00 p. ”I.
and net Supper at the Hall.

A way Down \\‘itli

HIGH PRICES.

if You Want ti Buy .triyrhii : .lr the
M ' I I ' ‘ ’ L '
it!“ THE l..\'l‘i‘>é'l‘ >Tl LES.

.l .\( ‘( ) I 3 \\'.-\N Ii

ls rolling this stimuli-r vii wpcr than any \l1ii\'r“!i.ait
Lislirrii-rii in this lu\\l:
Justri~r.-i\iil:ilar~.:c1otof 1.\llll2\‘ l‘.\li \SUL“;
all of tln‘ laliw: styles iii :rc:it liar-g. il~.
l. \llllifi i‘.\l.lt‘\) llllli‘illh til it \\‘ ll:\l‘l‘l5ll.~ it:
titt‘zll \‘aril-ty '
A fl ssi-lllnclrt of t‘llll.ht.'t-I\“\‘ .\1\li~‘l€li.1.l‘.\'
and .\Il l.\‘ti t‘l.tl.-\1{.‘..--r.d l..\t l~2 t‘Al‘.‘ tor l‘m)‘:
and Girls
llA'l‘S‘JllJi \t‘lllill ariil l‘liR‘Sllll only 10 \‘t-
and ciclythili: in liii‘ l":lr:cr Goods Linc .al [llllll‘ll‘
l‘llcrs

.Vii trouble to'sliow goods

.I. \\'AN‘ Ii. 3‘1““ 91.. next dolir
‘ leuu‘ I)‘.\rluls.

GOOD

Gllfllifilflllis

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Come early

 

 

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Lowest Prices,

PEEK 8. "Trial

MAGIC GLYCERINE

SOAP

BOSS SOAP
01“ Till: TIMES.

TH E

FIVE POUND fiOX
GLOSS STARCH “

50 Cents.

._.-\T_

_g.w.DAY's

BARGAINS

__1N_

Bflfll‘S 8i SHOES

We have just received it JOB LOT of BOYS‘ lad
MEN‘S SIIUES. which we can sell at. 25 per cent.
below manufacturers cost.

Boys Shoes 750.

' \\'OR'I‘II . I .50.

liars’ Briton trailers

$2.00,

\\‘Oll‘l‘ll 3303.

Ladies Fine French Kid Bub
ten Boots.

Ladies‘. Misses‘ and (‘liildreu‘s
Boots and Shoes of all grades.
and prices to suit. the times
Gents tine Button" Boots and
Strap Ties. ‘ ~

“anoint”
Blltl'i liSHIIE STORE

Opposite Railroad Depot. South

 
 
 

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SPRING all irrlrlrri
- 18'”.

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\\'estorri Connecticut.

 

All floods Marked ill l‘l..\l\' Fltll'llES at the

LUWEST PllSSilllll PRICES.

 

HUIENSE STUCK. HEAY FY IN STYLE
AND L‘Nl'SL'ALLY 1.0“" l‘lllt‘lis.

SPRING OVERUUATS

, EUR—

 

\‘s

§l all. s. .30. $000.
$14 50

3:: 00. $5.00.
$12.50 and

$11.30

lo $2-ilio.

HANDSOM 1'1

Black Worsteds

FOR

$0.00 and $19.10. which an- st “in; in (-11.0:
clips ror $10 00 and $14 00.

Men’s Working Suits

For $5.00.

A STllUNt;

 

RELIAI‘LR Ali'l'lt‘ldi.

Mill’s Business Suits

Iii t‘irtaw l3 ard Salk Club for

 

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$6 00. §...ill. $8.77.. mil wool. $100.1. $12.50
$14.50. $15.00. snail. $13.50 and $19 on.

—_

\\‘e have a fine ass ruiient of Mcn‘s and
Yoirths‘ Diagonal \\'.-rstcd “Prince Al-
in-ri“ Frocks ant \‘csts. t‘ut .iwavs and
Sticks. '

 

B 0 Y 5’

School & Dress Suits

— Full.—

4

.00. 5 7
$12.

.,

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$6 50. and $5 5'.) to
0.

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CIIITJDR ICN’S

Short Pants Suits,

From $1 5'.) to $10 00.

 

A GOOD ASSUR'lMirNI‘ 0F

HATS and GAPS

A'l‘ L0‘V FIGURES.

_\\‘e m completing arrangements uith seven]
S-niw Goods Manufacturers. \\'ht‘h‘by we shall be
enabled. in a few days. to supply all retail dt‘als‘l‘s in

STIR A‘V' I’l .ATS.

At the Lowrst Kim Y rk J.

)bbi
I on {‘Astl “3 him

M

Furnishing Bills,

Traveling Bags

ls‘
. ,

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isnnmtttw who will we that none

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or saw «an. wsm.nuwu
“v.80 afihhv

sown! NOR\\‘Al.li. 3...... “flag...“ p...

Allfilx‘tlh‘h‘ TEX WV“.

with at v. o‘clock There he a W
03?”; whi-mt“: “Wham . m m
“not: m . to commence at it “\‘M. hating ht! a
hour. at which the audience II mum to it“
Md. their attvntton. ,

- ~ ' wilt rm «summed m and
simudi§'i§'.isu ‘l‘hm will Il‘d . I "is...

'0 In: lim-
‘3 “*‘l‘ltrni wltt he no postponement on mot

mun Inocanvs'_

Silillllll illl‘ hilt

A :3 cl 0 h i. 1. cl. 2.- o a.
Stilto‘AlJl. LVNX.
litpionia- a“ “Mid “to puptta successfully mm-
\ - tv‘ ~ir l air-v.
l“;‘E:I‘t‘:il:‘l:“tl?‘llth‘lt‘llt:‘f‘ dcmted enlarlvely to Music

trim Iii - and Painting.

‘ Fwor‘li in char-m of a native "N‘h‘tlft‘l’.

Air-our ureolupli—lu‘d twirher uf Eitl‘ullflh from

\‘llt‘ l‘ollcgi‘. 333 Sl‘

Runner 'l‘ernl confirm: Apr. 33,"),
___.__.._..._..._

.v

if" ' ' ' ‘r a. in .mm’ix‘eES {i
9) t0 2” “w: \‘ilfium & 00.. nirtzaumlutm

Narw'éTtEEiéamboa?

Billiflflilliflii “

OFFIOEE :

ll. E. B idweli‘s. South Not‘walk'; Finney
J: ll~~lirdict's. Norwalk; and Pier 37
first River. New York.

 

Parlours funvardrd to all rt.- nf the (‘in of
Xvw York and the Town of Norwalk. (nods pur
rh rsul and : :i-nersi Exprcss business done at
:eawnatilc rat“. $171.!
DISSOLI 'l‘l0.\. ~

Notice is lien-1w given that the co-paruicrehip
hon-rotorl- nil-rim. under the arm mmedAdunn
mothers 1. ltrii i:- lhis day dissolved by mutual
(‘i'ltit‘llL .\lr. \\‘iftiarii A. Brush retiring. The butl-
rich or "it: that will he i-crtivd by Admin Brothers.

1:. P. ADAHS.

E. ADAMS.

W. .A. BRUSH.
th. 1.2377.

 

 
 

South No'wvaik. April 12 \
Thc business will he Continued by G. 1’. Adams

rind 1:. .Iidanrs, under the arm name ofAdams Broth-

crs.

South .\'n.-\\:ilk_ April IL‘lh. 1‘77. '

337- 3! .

 

'l‘“'li\"l‘l'-l-‘II“TII DIVIDEND.
{if
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NUHWALK
Sor‘nt NURVALK. C‘r . April a, 1st:

'l‘lll-Z “Hard of Dirt-flora of this Bonk bth' this

day dn ‘srrd \ Il:\'id.-iid of Four pr! rent on u...

capital stock. pay’al-lc on and lfti-r th: second day of
\fai- uni.

'l‘trr- transit-z hooks nil: in;- closed from April 26th.

to knv Isl. irrt’llhint
331}?! J J. HILLARY}. (‘zthi-r
T0 BENT.
Thu‘!u\\I‘Y out of house on Elmo-nod Avenue.

imw occupii‘il try 5 T. llut'oli. EiriirulfiA of Satin:
Ito. K\\Y.l1.. Unis. E. burr or II. It. ELI ILL .38“

TI! 1". OF SOFT"

 

 

- (‘oinmlnlonen‘ Notice.

Th.- s'ihserilu-n appointed by the (‘ourt of Probate
for the District or horn-slit. romminionm to re-
in-Evlu examine and decide upon the rllims of the
i-rcdliors of the estate of INLII‘ Church. latte of .\‘o'-
\ia‘h. ill ~flltl d“

'tirt. amused. n- mwurcd intol-
. "Jill‘vlhll \vc wid attend to the

. nus- or our said appointment. at tho lute dwell-
luclitiusct-f said Issac Church. deceased. in aid
Nurvt‘alk. M: the 13th day of .\l:,\'. .\ D.. rm. Md
on the hi day of Jun“. A. It. “'77.“ to in the fort
umnr uf s'ni‘h 0f Said lla\!.

Ssrd i‘onr: trstli cxrriidi-l. silownd and limited the
trim~ fur the exhibition to 'lS of claims union ntd
rstate to clrvcrr mi-rith- from the 1:! do: of July.
.\. ll I>TVL - .

llairdat Norwalk. the :‘rd day of April. A. 13..

2‘17.
Wll.Ll.\\I .\I. RAYMOND. {Com
EDW'ARI) \\'. STK'ARI‘ t

 
 

minion-
en.

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1 lb. of flofiee

!

AX D

1 lb. of taroh

25 Cts
EGGS
17 Gts. per Doz.

AT

Frank [liens

'ilI Sell GROCERIES as cheap

as any in Town

FOR CASH I

 

 

f‘nll and See for Yousself.
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Not-walk. Store. formerly occu-
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