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for flees tutti fictions.
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Get out your full overrun?
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Mile! time for .1ka Frost to put in hit up
pretence «twat; us.
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The \‘orwalk Lock Co. are rushing host
.0”. bovine, about all they out do now
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~--.\ urw article Boston litkod Bruits for
nth bt‘ .\ Knapp
w
atrtlttt of the t by flow keeps the s‘rert
and :u it‘f in front of his place in .‘t clcun
luff.
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8. l‘. I! uvvthe Cafrfltf‘l‘llg uprwmztn.
is out with it new burnout and a newly ruin
Rd warm this week
“on. W m.
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ll Bishop. l‘rtsidcut of the
New lhvvn Robot! arrived in Vow Y ork
from varpool on the “(L‘flltttult‘u hilt
Saturday
coo ~ «~—
It H R Turner will please nn‘vpt our
thanks for copivs of (‘ difornivt wipers. Mr
Turner by the wxy is on his wary ltoue
Tm- his extended western trip
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Mr. Arthur ll. Elwetl hats changed his
residence from l‘ittshurp. Pin. to Allonhany
of the some one. where the J chbu‘ M‘i‘g
Cu. intend enctlng th it new numb
fnctory.
.v
Street Commissioner ll tkt-r is m tiring lac
improvement in the streets on the bills by
putting in what is known as “ ptved water
Necks,“ which answer for sidewalks and
“for breaks. end will be it grett saving to
the city.
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The Adrent Christian Church holds rog-
slur meetings in one of the buildings on our
«fringe bridge, on Sundry at 10:30 it. 111.,
end it 7:30 p. in. Prayer moorings on Fri-
day evenings at 7:80 o‘clock ; all seats free
a» —-
-A full stock of goods will be sold cheap
It Brown a, next door t) SEN't-tx El. office.
ME
The steamer Adelphi did not rtltimpf it)
come up on Friday night, it was About all
she could do to get here on Suturduy night.
The" was quite a number disappointed on
Satufdoy fin ling no boot nt the dock.
—w~ ma ~—- ‘
Smied proposals Will in rocetvol until
Bsturdty Sept. 39th by Wm. T. Crow. city
surveyor, or Talltnsdge B tker. committee on
sewers, for the construction of towers in
Wuhingtoh and thin sue-ts in this city.
Pleas end specifications will be really on
the”! and can be nbtiincd at the offlre of
00 water eimmissioners. See Ad.
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I‘ne monthly Sabbath School Concert of
theSpringwood Union Sunday School wss
held inst Sunday afternoon. The exercises,
which were taken part in by the scholsrs,
W of singing. reading sud rocitstions
«Scripture. Those concerts are of n var 5'
Meg charocter. and are nlwsys largely
”—W—u
“fifth snnual convention of the X:-
if” United States met at Nsshville Tenn.,
on Tuesday, Sept. 4th. Wm. Stockwell
“eluted chsirmen; Henry A. Hill: of
“Guaranty, and chief A. I). Bet»
treasurer The
Mon was in session three days.
WOhxo istobetbe next place of
MOO—~—
I! Inn. -0nr Insnnoce friend Turner
was ct tut advices. of Salt Lake City trying
Oil of Consolstion into the hearts
the
palm: Young s oeventeen widows. A
w " extrn bu unions.” that. -—Ga.rem.
e be; to differ with the Gazette, n we
fl “jut received the following fmm See.
M and it rpesks for itself: “ They
no to tskv Brighcm' s vscsnt pince—
wlvos end ell—bot I decline. ”
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of 3m fit“: It rosd
t cameo ts .
‘ ufiwakdescrveto be indicted
umkmdikcmrln which
tbodtrt on the strode. making
abandon sfter dork. —New
“mains-tern! the town of
usmtdesltolosrnlnthem
. sreedthntltwlllbeser»
new... The streets in the
sllhtkwwtflm coo-w
II!“ silo “OSLM‘u‘m
Womemm
ln Norwslk
eve
stdentb “on“:
for“ en: oftkoso
“M I" (with
bumbcdfoutllnebss.
been needed for some time.
you;
New Janey.
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to ostolt then.
moo—u—
Tbs counteraction on the saute of Levi:
walk.
M.
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The commissioner: on the «mo of a F.
Peck met It! the office of Wllllsm T Crew.
on Tureday. and posted upon eighty bills
utihst told «this. emanating to 08.913 M
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—ll‘oll and Winter Illlluory in great va‘
rtetyhnnd of the fittest styles at Ituh‘t C.
floor—~—
lve‘s celebrnted bind will remain on the
rteembott route until the close of thoncuon
which will be shout the «me at lost your.
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Two birds of immense rice have been
seen feeding around the all moraines on the
outskirts of our oity. They nro supposed
to he s Iptcltu of the wild crane.
m.”
The reunion of the fifth Connecticut vol.
unteera not: held or New Haven. lest Tues
day. James Tibbels of Milford was elected
president for the ensuing your
w—r-ceo-
Blown. L iunsdury‘ a have put the gutter
in front of of their propt rty ox l‘hvilnud
street in goo l shape. by removing the woods.
We trivlcrxlnzid Hi“ there is to be a
new fence put up in rt ultorl limo.
M
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Tho crosswalk lately laid in Washington
street by News. A. Knapp. S S. llurnnd
end ll. Rut-get is one thst was much uwdcd.
snd ouv that will be put into immediate use.
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Wht‘u n boy hes spent three or four hours
in slipping over muddy end slimy stones to
catch an old tomato canful of “ mummies.“
you may but your life the bluefish here got
to come out of the ruler.
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During the [not week the tides hnvo been
very high. Kr) sot‘: rand and the salt
meadows udioining have bcvn complctvly
covoml with wutvf. nn-l in some placu the
tide has risen as high 1“ the top of the
docks.
W-QQ.
It is album time to ulk up the etutlid titre
for the town election. as it ttkos plico on
the first Mommy in October. ltvprvst-nta
tires to the General Auwmbly will be elicit-d
in November,
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The Goren: will lwlte u daily during the
ftir. provided they receive >utfclont cu~
txturttgetuout Toby announce ‘It will be
turf \nd "not c u d dw. “ nut gourtut e to
citcululoltkk‘tcoplxe dado Stlm‘NloiL
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The annual ptrude of the Nortulk fire
department! will trike plafi‘ on \Vt‘x‘lltbdd)‘.
October 17th. The Court of bury-mes have.
approprirtmi funds for n hind of mode for
tho occtsion. A big time is oxpw'e l.
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The} at“ dik Iron \V orks scorn tobo ship
pi rig quite a number of pumps uni mitt r up
prmtus manufacturui by them. We notice
t-vcry few nays something from their shop
being lo‘ltit‘d on the cars.
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“A ,‘_
--Chonp times at last. Notice Harvey‘s
price lief.
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Tltc Ihubury Fuir this your commences
on Tuesday, October 2 l. and closes S rturdav.
Oct )bor fill. The nuns-gets have been
making ox'cnsivc improvements in and
uround the grounds, and propose to make it
more nth-olive lh‘tu rvor before.
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A Meriden school district has “struck.“
The committee having insisted on retaining
on unpogiulur teacher. all the families in the
district have withdrawn their children. and
the echo il un'um goes daily to the school
house and stays there nil alone. so as to
drew her wages.
m
Mr. Fred. Knapp informs us that ho is
negocluting with Miss Kite Cluton‘c agent
in viow of having her perform at Mtsic
Hill. Miss Clax'ou impersonates the Well
known character of “ L tuise " in the “ Two
Orphans," und if she appears at Music Hall,
she will be received by 3 large audience.
<>i~~
Robert I. Tolles, city collector, has already
turned in lo the crty treasures ab iut $6,000.
Moi the fox. The foul amount is shout
89,000 00. This is dotng very well for these
times. Mr. Tolla proposes to close his books
before he leaves uwn which will be about
the first of November.
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—Miss E. C. Smith is this day receiving
New G rods in the Millinery line.
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Thc hundsomest door‘yard on South Main
strut is that of hit. John E. Smith, the
0 :risf. These pleasant afternoons just take
a walk down there and see how beautiful
every thing is laid out, end if you are in
want of plants to adorn your house with the
coming winter Mr. Smith can furnish you
with any kind you desire.
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-We cull special attention to the sdver-
tlsement in snother column of SPEER‘S
PORT GRAPE WINE. s pure and nodal-
tented Grape Wine. innlunble in sickness.
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0: Sun dsy lost at the Amphitheatre
grounds we: held one of the largest and best
conducted tempersooe meetings of the moon-
Ir. J. L. littlest presented the following
mined gentlemen. who nddresced the meet
leg. Ir. Buckly of Btrtford. Rev. Robert
Jones of Brooklyn. Rev. I. Willisms of
Norwslk end Rev. Ir. Smith of Norwslk.
The good work seems to be on the incrsnsca
end may no gsthered in for the cause of
tempersnco shd relixioe. 't‘ks indict of the
association propose holding two more out-
door mourns if the wuthcr will permit.
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lately Austral: has bees fnvortbly re
utrkedsssgoodplecefor thrifty worth:
mes. udsxrsotnsny srs evening then-
ulvs of the ooportnettien bland than.
anvil. this in view. “I! Notions) Szenltship
Coupon hsvs nods megs-eats whereby
outcasts to Autrslfs on be conveyed
therewith but onsohmudeboopsrtbu
bsvs boon heretofore bro-fit.
Tbs m Lise tsku pour-am to
undo- dirsot ; thus they eon-om with the
Orion! old Colo-lei WI. whit! proud
direct to wum sod 8m. The fare
Ir. mm—é—smm.‘
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Mutt upon Ill-thorn etroot oppo-
sltsfi. Later-broaden: is what bu
Mn..—
TbsNorwnlkhoek Go. ore doing more
no busieost now then they hove before in five
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Loreen Seedeld hes disposed of his flat
mldoncv on Elm tbeth rtrsvt to partloo in
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Some of our doberman N0 [netting with
good luck blackhrhlugt they any it is fun
F. Boers hm been holding s meetings this
week ct the out“ of Joseph F. Poole. Nob
Hall on Tuesday evening. Sept. 181h.
hallo!!!
wltksnswsnd outback.
pounce is getting sloop nicely.
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—-.Goou furnishing anode of tore drs
end in large vsrlcty. at Horton‘s tbs tsilo‘r“.II
boxes for the button.
for ulo st A. Kntpp‘s grocery store.
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bio for shop this week.
to keep up their ordoro. This looks like old
times.
Ivan. Crofut lb Krupp propose building
it new here our their new but shop on
Witter street.
«On-—
Owl Dibble is making tome improve-
ments tbout his platoon the writ off ptlut
in
8 wow——
Alfred Krupp is out with a newly pointed
wagon. Kuspp seems to be rushing bush
hm.
”fist-4—
Mostrs. Louuvbury BM tb Rockwell put
in ll new machine this wool: culled en
“ oozing “ moohlno.
ow business hes commenced cattle.
“hind cuu‘e l-‘omnlc Minstrels will por~
for at Mu 0 Hill. Tuesday evening. the
18th in
The 50er oil tempt. which have been
erected on our curisgo bridxv. "0 a great
oouvoetcneo to thosu who cross m river ltl
night.
——~— .gy- “——
-—Ludloo take your own oimbluae t-Si
l‘ukuluki‘s nui huvo them made up into
‘ Pulls “
-——~ «on _.._._.
.\lr. llonry Fitch has it nice lot of peat
trees on hisplttoo on Main street. flu but
about sixty trees. all looking well turd most
of them loaded down with fruit.
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Thieves entered the collu of Wm. llnr~
lord‘s house one night this work and look
therefrom four large bottles of grape wine.
They drink the contents of one and loft the
bottle lying in the collar.
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—-L‘ooko d: Lounsburyh flue French kid but-
ton both“. the beat in market. Wnrruutm.
t‘ull for them ct Brown a boot and shoe store
One of the prufvssufo in the Now York
Museum of Anatomy will deliver it lecture
to gentlemen only. at the Opera llouso.
.\‘orvrnlk, on Monday oveulnu. Sept. 17th,
\l 8 o‘clock.
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The nutty frictidt of Mr. Jones tlrvou. of
Brooklyn. who has been quite sick for the
peat three weeks ut his nraudfuther‘o l‘. L.
Cunningham. will be film! to learn that be
is out ohm~ morv. and rapidly improving.
~‘CO
Bob If “it‘s is doing his best to ml in tho
llridgeport jail again ; tho cruel. cold blasts
of winter tire npphucbiug and If short vvl-
dotttly has an “ eye to windward.“ if he
keeps on itli prosont courso we think ho will
get his desire.
Tho fitet week of the school seems to be
very sitisfactory. Tltvro but been n large
increase of scholars at 1) db of the schools.
The total number of scholars attending both
schools is six ltundrel and forty. n ccn~
sitteruhlo of an incrvnso since the close of
the school. At the Frenklin street school
there are four hundred nnd scvenly‘eigltl.
end at she Concord strcvt school one bun-
drtd snd sixtylwo. Tht- teachers hnve Ill
settled down to their Work. and we may or
poet some good results.
p
—llar|etu is aiming to take the load in the
line custom tailoring dcptrtmvnt in this vi-
cinity. and we think he has already done it.
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Mr. Pokulski cells the attention of the lu-
dics to his large stock of hair just received
from New York. Mr. Pttkulski proposes to
make the hair business a specially. Mrs.
Pnkulski will be in attendance in the store
in front of his hair dressin: suloon, formerly
occupied as a jewelry store. where she will
over be ready to attend the wants of the le-
dics in the hairline Mrs. Pskulski has had
large experience in the hair work, and feels
couflleut that she can give entire sitisfuc-
lion. Lollies give her it call.
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Female
Madame Roma‘s
Minstrels
The above company will appear at Music
The
company is well known in this section. bev~
ing performed in Norwalk before. Mable
Stntley‘s London Burlesque Troupe will
nppesr in n great sensation Burlesque trans»
lated from the French. entitled “ Forbidden
Pleasures" Prices remain as usual.
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'l‘ral-s for the Fall:
Supt. Seudiforth of the Dnnbury Railroad
I8 out with a time table for the county fair
from Thursday, S:pL 201b, to 560 p. In.
Saturday, the 2‘31. which will be as follows:
Leave South Forvmlk for Fair Grounds
of 9:31 and 10:50 a. m.. 1:25, 1:55, 3.00. 4:10.
4135,5210, 6:16. 7:00. 8:00 and 8:30 p. in.
Leave Fair Grounds for South Norwnlk
al 12:00 m..1:05,1:40,2:20. 3.30, 4:20, 5:30,
5:50. 7:30, 9:00 and 10.00 p. m.
Train; from Fair Grounds connect of So.
Norm elk with trains for New York end
New Haven.
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New Dry Goods Store.
We call the sttention of the public to the
advertisement of Mr. H. Van House.“ who
propose: to open a good dry goods store on
Saturduy afternoon. Sept. 15th. in the store
formerly occupied by C. H. Hervey, od-
iolng the post office. Mr. Vsn Honour has
hsd fourteen years experience in the dry
good: business with Heart. Bennett lb 00.
of this city. and he hes slco secured the ser-
vice of Ir. Gian-go Olmstoed formerly with
Van flooseerd Ambler of Norwslk. He pro-
proscs tokeepsgoodsfoek of dry goods.
dress goods. prints. notions end in feet
everything to mnke up a article” store.
Ir. Yen um: propane: to sell for ossh,
sud consequently will sell his goods at s
very low price.
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The Fate.
The Annunl Fair of the Tabloid County
Agriculture! Society will tske plea on
Wednesday. Thorsdsy. Fridsy sud Sntnrdsy
ofnext weekend will probsblybotbvlost
from fetr ever held in the county.
Wednesday willbotko dey for the exhibi-
tlocofoctthokoqosdswlswsbostffkfl
m... tbs-boll notch botwsentbslnde—
nod Unless. Thoreau tbs ubi-
bltlosofkonss: since-this due-dirt-
dey.dveyou¢hdlsv flo- levee-hall.-
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—CotoA.lenpp'sfortbsbwt%lsnt
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\nlmohtbspnbuotrnektnsn. flout
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In. Cher. Seymour. we created to sn-
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ft. ll. Rowen it kept buy now making
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Hove you tried tray of first mule mp
JJ. Asok bu put e new “blower“ in
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The Hut forming Co. hero to run nights
in the three months flint be has had charge
I"!!! m
“boys. The! “ tank.“ cud fell into line.
with something resembling spoploxymnd.
““10.
Grout In south Nortvsllt.
South Norwtlk’ on atturdey. Sept. sad. end
from the men: complimentary mentions of
all our readers to visit this olrous.
rev ll prohsbly tho moot ao'ntlunsnly end
end his name it quits e houvohold word,
To advertise nothing beyond it. worth. end
perform everthlu thst ludvertlsrd irrur‘
m‘t tntxlnt. an exttnple of good faith. rim
is worthy of support end encourmment.
To pnrtloulsrini tho teeny features of this
chow would occupy too much of our limited
space. A full corps rquestrltns including
Mia Annie Otrroll in her but bee ked set.
The tntrvollour anoneso Sabre who is alone
worth the price of aluminum. The wonder.
ful horse Orhndo whojurn through hoops
of fire. The five funny t: owns. and tho
wonderful Motto family on among the at‘
fractions.
MQ—nn—
-lf you wont to no handsome cloths.
courtroom and Iul‘tnas for cuttom orders.
look in ct llnrlom‘ n the olothior.
“06—”
Moon.
You tell the nun who deco chow or minke.
That be In jun on much A sieve. under the yoke.
”AI the num who drinks hlu :plrllt to chew.
uf wine. bread: or beer.
‘T‘io fund by both to ntlmulnfo the built.
The spirit: to brighten cud love nud‘plmuru to
heighten.
You tell him thitt bo‘ll they Its n tllflbrent thing nlto~
anther.
There‘s no mmmrlunu whetovcr.
They will toll you thst come of the permits smoke:
\Whnt‘e (and for the person la good for Ito:
Tin Info his unmple to follow you Inc.
For better it would ho to say.
If! our» k brotkor to offend
I‘ll take tho ltumbllnthlock of his wsy.
And thus tho humor cud.
Tumult Rom on.
—ll~irlttn uni. roulv mudo clothing or
Cost itnd come of them below coat. to mlko
room for the cloth: in tho lnoroulnx 00$
torn department of his minimum
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Court News.
ill-:Pthlthl .rvotut WILLIAM 1‘. Mt \\\'.
Strutdnv. Sept. 8th. Gouge Sohnub vs. A.
W. Andrews 6‘. c‘o Otis: decided in fuvor
of dofondent.
Monday. 10th. llonry Sout‘dicker vs. A.
W. Andrews & Co. adjourned to l'fth.
Same day Georg: liyxboe. arrested for
disturbanco of poacoc Fined kl and costs
amounting in the whole to #7 {l l‘uld up
and was disclinrgad.
(‘llvstot lilauvvt was arrested in this city
on Tuesday by ()ourtablo Edward (I. "use
of liolhvl. for bond. llo was tnkou up on
the 4:85 Danburv train. /
Wednesday. l‘dlh. Edward Bartrtm won
srmtotl for tltvft. l-‘ouud , not guilty and
discharonl. ‘/
Stine day Ch IR lltttrtnt was arrested for
theft. ‘ound guiltv end fined 31 and emits
amounting in tho whole to $7.86. Poid up
and discharged.
Thursday. 13th. Wellington Green arrested
for drunkenness and interference with old»
oer. Fined $8 and costs, amounting in the
whole to $9 38.
.06:
Our SIoatuhoat Chunro
Acnin a chance has been nude in not b Hi.
the Adelplii having been taken off the route
and the staunch see going boat Amoricus
put in her place. The change is a good one.
owing to the difference in the non qualities
of the two boats. and at this season when
heavy storms are liable to come up it! any
limt‘. Com. White has done the right thing
this limo in making the changv. Undoubt-
edly the A-lelphi was a first and comfortable
boat for tho stunner months. but is regarded
as not being just the thing for this time of
the year. We cannot. say enough in favor
of Capt. Tharp. who hits mudo runny friends
of the boat. he leaves with the best wishes
of the patrons of the line. It is hoped that
we may see his pleasing countenance on the
route next. season. Capt. Holton, or better
known as “Ctpt. George," is in command
of the Americus. and lame" known on this
route as being a good man in his place, hav-
ing had considerable experience at sea in
former years. “ Capt. Sam.” remains at the
wheel, and issgood careful men; he has
had no accident this season, something un-
common. C
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P E R S 0 N A L .
Brother Bacon of the Derby Transcript
made us a friendly call on Tuesday of this
week. W: were sorry our senior war not
here to welcome his old friend and associate.
Mrs. Mary Pickett. of Wnterford. N. Y..
Benjamin Foirwcather and daughter Elsie
of Newark. N. 1., and Mrs. Julelta Brooks
have been visiting Mrs. Nelson Wilcox on
South Main street.
Mayor Ely returned Monday from Sims-
bury, where had been spending a few days
with his father-in-lnw. Judge Phelps.
Mrs. Edward Smith and daughter, who
have been spending several weeks with rela-
tive« in Bethe]. have returned to their home
in East Norwnlk.
Mr. H. Tilly is visiting his father at East
Brookfleld. Mess.
Mrs. C. 8. Dsuohy and children ere visit-
ing friends in New Carine.
Mr. and Mn. John Studwell are visiting
friends in Stamford.
Mr. Philsnder Oman. of Orange. N. I.
ha been vltltln; reletlves in this city.
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Alothel- Incline on the Fly.
A men not very good looking and about
forty yesrs r1d.nccotnpcuied- by s rsther
pretty womln. aged shout twenty-three.
cruised shoot the olsuloruionl of Wuh-
inmon and Iontgommory streets this morn-
ing. evidently in scorch of~somotblng or
”nobody. The women looked unreser-
nost then the that. end both sppssrsd in
molt. They stepped up toslcw clerk
studio; in front of A. E. Brown‘n ones.
sud the use whispered s question. The
clerk Wheel up and sold.- ‘0b.yee. I
m I on.” end then -860. Be piloted
the pstr over to Justice we once.
the wlsk so be pooled to e of
a
At Justice Leopold‘s allow the use sold
pie-ply tkstkowestsdtonmvy the girl
tho-astute lootin- Loo-sod uksd if
hour previous to on Who w.
standing on the front steps of his resident;
nssr tbs oldhtrlsld county Book Building
in nppntenfly us good beelth cl noel.
Turning to enter tbs bones ks wet token
falling to the door. coon sftor breathed his
fut. no wet surged fifty years no in the
lumber business. continuing it until about
ten your ego. having snowed a lane for‘
John If. lurrty's Circus. Dnmstlo end
Pantomime Compnnv ts tdvsrtlsed to be in
Mr. Murray end his troupe in the New in»
lend Frets. we feel wnrrsnted in advising
Ir Inn
fnlr dentin. olrouv proprietor thst travels
mflum who .uf,
to overflowing with luscious fruit.
with rich olntters of grease bed been (non
sttekof
of triples. pure. porches. wobbles from
the grain snd vertons klndi of flowers end
vlnts. the whole looking very bountiful luv
deed The excreta- of the evening were
opened with n solo. “ Whtt Shell the Hun
not lie.“ by bliss Campbell. end s chorus
of voices. which won very fins. offer which
sprnyor wet omred by Ir. Chet. 3. Jam
ulnar. Next was a reoltntlon by Ila: Mob
ale Weed entitled “ and Tim." what: was
very niesly rad. After the reoltntton alt-o
tlont of scripture ell baring upon the
“ Premises of Seed Time." wits recited by
five cleave. sfttr which the hymn “ Sow in
the Iorn thy Seed “ wet sung by the school.
The “ Pueblo of the Sewer" we: then reed
by four clues and tho oxpltnttlon given
by four other classes in turn mode it en tu-
temtloa future of the concert. “ The
Sowor.“ e residing us read by Miss Burke.
was very fine and much appreciated by the
congregation. A selection front Bright
dowels was then song very prottlly by “is:
Eva Bootb‘o clans of little girls. The scrip-
ture selections upon “ 1!“th Time " by the
infant and five other clones were very finely
rend . as we: ciao “The Harvest Field “
‘itutlon by blaster Eddie Russell. The
expert-antler: then joined in singing hymn
665 from Book of Pulse. After the hymn
we: run; conic s rsoltttion by seven little
girls and four little boys. entitled. “ nerves!
DIN.“ which was recited in s very creditm
blc utnunor. The children gathered mound
the stock of when on the pletform. 0n the
stack directly in front lied been placed n
large green card with the inscription in
block letters. “ “Al“‘ls‘l‘ Dave.“ each letter
being covered over with slips of green paper.
The first girl. after she hsd recited her pert.
come forward andth the slip of psper oil
the first letter of the inscription. each one
following in turn until oil the plecee had
been removed. After this came Scriptural
readings by bit. Jennings‘ and hire Russell‘s
claims. and s short sddrrsc by the pastor
covering the whole programme followed by
tho benediction ended the :rrerelses of the
evening. Three concerts of into have been
exceedingly interested to both young end
old. as they are token port in by the older
as won its the younger sehtders of the school.
”5......“—
“ The City by the Son.“
The Rev. Wm. H. Simonsou conducted
the services in the First. M. E. Church lest
Sunday. Quite s large congregation wss
prosvnt to welcome him book to his pusloral
labors. It would be impossible to describe
the fork of plessure which glistened in the
eyes of all present. as the much~lovcd pastor
stepped into his pulpit. His step seemed
lighter than used end his face boomed with
n kindly smile which betokened his reouprr-
ntod henlth and cucrgirs
ly attractive. The choir rendered some fine
clients, which are perfect gems in choral
music. The opening services being eom~
pleted, Mr. Simonson took for his text the
17th verse of the vm chapter of II Chron-
icnls : “ Then went Solomon to Ezlongebor.
and to Eloth. at the wacide in the land of
Blunt." King Solomon. be begun. was a
very wise man, and it is here recorded that
he went to the scacldc. But we read in the
next verse that he went there to get money.
People now—e-dnys go to the sen-side not to
let money always, but to leave come there.
They pay enormous prices for the privilege
of being coopcd up in s narrow room for a
month or so. and than when they return
they tell of what it fine time they have bad.
Some people no to the mountains. he contin~
tied. and some seek the reachore. but they
all go wutb nearly the same idea. that of re
juvlnatiug their mental and physical facul»
tics. After a few remarks upon the necess~
ity of a rest for the whole system, he spoke
more particularly of Ocesn Grove.—tho city
by the set. so he facetiously termed it. He
said thst it was not quite on Elan.) but it
was a very pleasnnt place filled with very
plesssnt people of all religious donominn»
lions. Fabian. there. holds not the away
that it commonly does at most other sum-
mer resorts. A man worth half n million
could be seen walking in the grove with s
fifteen cent straw hat on his head. and wear—
inc no ordinary suit of blue 11 inner; clothes.
The indict. too. dressed plslnly and sensibly.
In referring to the camp meetings held there.
he said the! most of the leaders were quite
liberal in their vkrws; but he remembered
one man itvho prayed during a thunder
shower thht the ruins might continue. that
the lightning: might flash annulus thundcrs
roar. so as to oblige the peoplc‘tfi remain in
the meeting and prevent them from forming
plessnro parties and going out on the lake
to enjoy themselves ; but the kind Lord did
not answer that prsyer. and it cleared of?
beeutlfnlly and the people truly enjoyed
themselves. Mr. Rimonson favored the lden
of innocent Imminent and religion being
combined ; religion in not full of licking
end meaning; it isjoy in its highest were.
end we may very profltnbly control some of
the plenum of the world. Remember}
the umminty of the turf at Ooesn Grove.
end aid that he liked the surf. for it wss no
resproter .of persons. no then‘ solve an
unique duoriptlon of surf nothing, which
drew usny unites tothefnecs of his hesrors.
He referred to e Itrsnded wreck denying
in the studs, which excited his sttentlon
sod coorsmplellon l but we think the fluent
picture which he pointed we: first of the
ink. which be visited lots in the ovsninr.
All wssstill. not I breath moved ontho free
ofthe waters. The moon. then It!“ thin
bethedtbolsko and shore with its silvery
sheen. ind while he stood there clone. to-
soul drinking in tho luxurionssplendor of
theme. kisosrosnuht the faint round of
s fuelling, bytes song by s partym
oppositshorvof tbelske They wws ss‘
shrouded in ink-u. and theirvoloos noun
ed to one from the keevsss. so soft end
nae-gm“ the reversed “the“
but“ He spoke for fifty than,
fully mind over s mlnlsturo Irbor. while
on the loft wuslugs steed ofnowers ox~
qulsltoly Imam. In the centre wtu n
what eluding upright while
trotted ll omit-sly tmuod were baker.
lid,
lugs Motion to hit church. The
mitts. Instr. “not If. futon and
carillon Bwsrtn. In. John 3. Benton end
Ils- Olsrs Dunning. vppolntod ct tholut
oonotrtdthsuhoolsmusdtohtvswhnt
is termed I “ Rsrvott Cocoon." it being the
harvest room and the “that“ in of the
riches of tho osrth which the Lord htth so
beautifully bestowed upon his children.
Around the sides of the pulpit pletform. tbs
desk hsvlog been removed. ammo vlnu
were bnutlfully arranged. end dirsetly
in front were two large fruit btskots filled
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JOHN HOLLAND
CONFECTIONER AND
Ice Cream Maker.
Nun‘hulldl opposl . .01“.
lit. to 013 Intel first
10¢. per Pilaf—e
ls-mss sud Peruse prpusd.
gonfootionory of my own tnske slw§
each.
at
chums
Wringers.
ALL KINDS
Very Cheap At
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
ABIBKERHAN
6’s SON,
‘L’
la:
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S
Mole and Sun Urn-
br'euu in In! Sizes and
great Variety, on Low
Prices.
Fans mm 8 cents to 88
Choice Patterns upco-
try Brunsels ct $1.00 per-
yard .
Ingrafn Carpet at Va-r
The services in the evening were especial 1‘10“. MODS.
New Wilson Sewing- la.-
ohlne wt 880.00.
Hostel-melons.
Ribbons a: Fancy Goods,
A. fllliKEllMMl
. ocowc,
Soul ll Non-walk,
Washing in
Street.
“ '1.qu >1-‘x4e'mrr-o. '.
At Extremely Low Prices ’
F O B. O A. 'S H .
.- CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
We Will]. NOT be Undo?
Ono Door below Brown’s Shoe Store.
“pm
Extract: of Vegetation.
canals DYSFEP‘IA; -
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hut instrument-thinner nuinuslormnrtou net-rs ts WhVHHW‘
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c-wnur I‘ios“ Ago-u. 1%
would! if *
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color wbi unke- it “hie evenf tr expen- In“!!!
We hove secured“ s exclusive egg-ct ot the
gafortheilnleofsl goodomcnfsctnrodfrou knee-L
asp-or ppm up]. “new
“Month 0 recoil hn“. Incl! laws" in. IS".
mart LOT.
:1 or
On Gent‘s Vermont-roost tpr-lec
oh: rlnwroved Sign Bette-creed! price
On.
One set (a) Spire! Shirt arias.
Oust-proved MW in
One hesvy pinin eddies Ring.
Tot-l
N50 cents we will tend above
poetpsid.
s!
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CI.” Lo'l‘.
One pslr Sleeve Buttons. stone setting
One set (8) Spin! Shirt Stud;
bend :Btnx.
3pc bepvy m
0:: 3.1%., Lon: Gourd or Neck” Chnin.
One vsd‘ientnre fur-the nbovc.
Ono Gent‘s Bosvy Link Wstch
One Lek: George Diamond Stud.
$9.00 LOT.
the bodice‘ Rock Cbsin soda:
One Lsdles‘ Eesv Gnsrd Chsln for Wstch.
One set Pin and 3|an Amethyst.
3'“ 3:3... cue-c" ”‘9‘
no
Onsver hen Weddl orMmem eat Ring.
One Get’tt‘s 1.3m Wong?” Chain with chem.
One r Poul Inlsld “Slot-fie Buttons.
ll. . {-
etc
One epcirWtot
Cameraman» than. -
Ouedwthu “tam“!!!
Occlusive new 8!“.
Ono me!
One psir (k) hesvy bend ..
of the srtlcl 1 each lot mounts to “nestle we
c lot; cmplc. urgtlfim mm: for Sin fl); our “exacflymfcl for WM. 1"“
‘ {55le no LINE GOLD HUNTING-CASE WA“ I'm
To my one mdlngm ks on 0:2” for the “short-clots?“ expreuto totbemonntof were». we on
send Fm one soil b.0elu‘or
rfect time sndl anellv so well on null). 00 goidwctch.
This prom and
resdil for from (I) to
Gent ‘9, Gold hug Vest
(room (in!
until Jen. 1st. 1818.
-‘l‘b 561-me
“31,-333Jawlm e Wholessls deuce. and any one wtsbln‘owr [code will than
film to
omlfi‘a is the best. sad. in not. the only mkézopndmennlne gold nude.
um i. col a not not good. men gold menu-5m” '
so our on
minglemgttfscgbn in every instance. mot refund money.
0.. [Mariner-Wilda. ATOURRM waufac.
D. Walker: rigoomm‘m Am plainly. ‘
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