l
satin". arm. 9. ma.
w an vet --'!‘be .
:33“ :ifigtm mm»- : ‘01: all"; i‘m% :0:- ednlmd Read hia advertisement.
m “It. aim pm . . ——-«.—-—
gmuwuazmrw 1-... —-——-«o———— —Do not pay 80 cents anda #100 per
“2‘3““;me Mn N“ “i“ AM] fool bovine. war confined mostly pound for Ten when you can not juet as
a:‘£3m’§'$:""' to children thla Mb good for 33 cents at the Depot Restaurant.
"w W W...—
‘3 mumfiwu' 3&2: _ m""“'..mii. favor *Bacxuxracx“ a pop-ii» and m— A rm tame-a and clath-‘mm‘ll‘
“ a, W ‘5 M ‘ my“ Mfg“. (rant perfume. Sold by G. C. Stiliiou. lieut. ineludiagau operetta. it being pre-
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“3- vv. acre-nary alas. thaw We ”“0“!“ mom 0’ ma“ pared by tbeladiea of the Congregational
”m mutt 4' ' . this . “a. Church of this city. to be given at Monte
wa‘pfifii J’ h m gigs: Mm“ “13:? run ""mtu‘ Hall the but of this month.
mar «dean “can!!!“ elect whore £32?! I‘d“ h‘" m n“. N “ ‘md‘ ‘0‘ Nice U to J
3;?“ ta tae wanna rule and ca W aelect or have tirade their Enter bonaetr. u ‘ Dayton. “M WWW.“
.htlflaenu-hruhumw.
H”-
JnethWba-Otdowa te bard
[ta-prices. “decennial-Income
W
eiuauu aura.
3’33"“ monthly and Sentinel. “M MW
133;.“ trot-tat, .. .. :3. —11Mkeepeva hints at Rtymeud Bron
unmet" :: :.~ w “a”...
mmmawu'mc t... til norm... .1233" “.2“:
a wanna Mr ell
out : ..
'g. Q. m3“? '3‘“ m‘ read the notice in another «dune.
we paraffin-en:
“ “n of ' gimme Rail. \‘t’rdaredav evening. April
i \ \‘tl‘inthomro . «w...
“ ‘l‘ “‘3: t‘; “3: any the-v Nfimfifin“ rt d N 1:: h
.\ no it are ,V \N \ ~ T. t
”my us'r tckwrll and family have re
lira J. t‘itn. “rt. Emily t‘tcfut. Ira R
flu'dwlt. hire. "were “flown. Irv. EL
want litter. the. Ida Saundra. .tn- Mart
etta Stone.
«batman usv.
.‘lr. .t mph new in l\~rriltknmm.
.‘lt. John i. “win. Mini! Dicker. f3.
.\. Went. Peter F. Wig. J W. Wiggle.
J. tk DYSMRG. Netdlmer.
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late! of Better!
': RI \inth in the M BIN at .‘lorwedk. (\irin.
.tpril 8. tom Rhona calling fur of
t w abme mu rim any “Adwrtik‘d»“ W
lixyi‘iab a trainee. Pat. Brennan. Mrs. A.
(‘1 321l‘ltllfl. bliss Mammli Evartr. Mrs. E.
Ker-rem William Gainr. MN. Catherine
Gavan. J. ll. dance. John .\1. Lockwood.
Jul"! Mct‘. they. Mica Guss‘tc lilortili. Elia
‘tch‘trty. D. M. Marvin. Miss Annie Mack.‘
George E Searies. Miss L I‘ Stephens. Mrs
M. Smith. Mina Annie \V. Taylor. I]. Wake.
.iuin. Wendell & Lockwood.
ctias. oixs‘ritan Nu them.
on: and fiction.
The dch all
llll .01 ea.
run loose again without
m...“ ‘
'i‘ucn- iaaluti in the temperance movtu
merit in \Vcatport.
Woe-o www-
Engineer Rider is surueytnc for water
, “orku~ for \‘o‘ulcnivillc. ‘
t‘Ilv t‘ivrk \i‘ilt‘iiswrtaken ill last week.
aid has since lwcn eonliued to his house.
w 0.. —-
vaerzil from this plwe attended the
Murphy meetings at Stamford nu Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings.
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—Tea.Colfoe and Spices very down at
Depot Reef mum.
m
.\l:. J 3. “ll. on the bridge. is Selling
f rah (Holdall tutti i ll ltlt Ck lllls Wt‘t‘k for Six
certs per p \Ulltl.
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'l‘u «lav forenoou A. J. Croful fell from
some boxes in the lower factory.aud injured
.his right arm.
Q§Q -—""
The article on tins published in the Sim
Tlxl i. ‘tnl neck waa copied in the New
York Evening Moi the leading insurance
} llllltl of the courtrv.
' we.
The ut-ni w its rifle-i thetr city and town
ti. k.” in lirt lgepori. Kl ind“. be run} tritica
or been; from rot i \ ‘39. it was a very claw
rip.» and a small maturity for a democratic
l .‘.’\'-v 1:, i; ii.» roar is the uewlx
r wt- .1 and i Tin town wird f. r“ licenae.“
'iu' a :ugv tn .3 ~ritx
,r_. m ”7—:
.‘lwxu (‘wfut dc Rh pp an pu‘lingupan
a 3.! i on to their new factory it in twenty
rive twt "pate. of brick. an! it erected to
in. r use the imprint) of the “ planking“ t‘k‘e
pitltiirb‘ M" 3 ll il~yuwnl has the
cv-ti‘rtrt
"v Q“
“All Sonics l‘aint at Riynnud fin-tin ta
“ti—“aw:—
.\t a thee in: of the dtrrctnrs of the i“ or
ii -l 1 County Articulturd S-“l“l\‘. Saturday
lad. it was voted to bull in next annmi
fair. twin: the tliirtv vigil . on Turmlay
Wednesday. Thurai w and Fri-lay. Sxptcm~
tier 10h. lllb. l‘l‘lt. and lt’tth. 13.11.
_.._.......
The wifrof Mr. Geo. V. York. formerly
of Stamford. died suddenly in S tut!) Nor-
walk. cn Saturday night last. of heart dis
eve. Mr. York has many friends in Stam-
ford. who sympathize with him and family
in their bereavemenL—Adnhitr.
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Not long before his death, an Wale
laughed ab- ut the stories told 99 his whis~
key drinking and cviarai‘prv‘ifavdi'y. and said :
"1 don't think I‘ve drank the amount of a
pint nfiquor in thirty years." and Mrs.
Wade. airing by. aaid. “That is true.“
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Stamford Will vote no license next fall
. stead at Thrice. and I. Savannah hue been
this end of the Stale are desiioua of haviuu
l
t
E who spoke at Music Hall in connection with
l .‘Ir. Sawyer on Wednesday evening. will
. address the au iience at Lockwood‘s Hall.
without a shadow of a doubt; but fro u the
turn of limits now taking it doesn‘t make
*much difference whither
'“‘htrc there is no demand for an article it
will not he oili‘red for aale.—Illtmld.
. «0——
—-I-‘or the next few days I shall sell Tea
\ t25 cents per pound at the Depot Rested
rant
it does or n t.
_. 4..*.
L ‘ft‘lll i Dibble. .Ir.. a few days rig x pur—
chased a fine young horse. full of spirit and
1 activity. On Thursday morning. while a
thin w.s at the dcp it. this livl-iy young au~
imil tmk fright an! danced about q-iitc
freely. but fortunately did no more dunage
than to slip on one of his own fer-t. making
a luvi wound. which Mr. Dibble prompdy
attended t ._
90——
)!r. John E. Ridry of Providence, R. I ,
on Sundav afternocn at! o‘clock. All are
invited. The New York Times says that
during his recent labors at the Cooper luv
atitute over 35.000 men aligned the pledge
of it ta! abstinence.
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—I-‘ine wo dens for rpring wear. Black
and Blue chevintS. Home spun pods. diar
oasis. worsted: and cusimtrcs of the late st
design in the muket. will be made up in or
der at hard time prices and a low ”031113
by any other arm. Iiarlem the clothier.
“4.,“
The Rev. B. S. Tayior. pastor of the
Xethodls! Episcopal church at 81ndlake.
N. Y.. instead of preaching a aerated last
Sunday made this announcement: “ The
bond at trustees have not paid my salary.
have taken no notice of my dementia. eircu‘
taxed in nbecriptioa paper. nor made any
other com to foltl their obligations to me.
I an bully involved in debt. and do not
pretria- tn mum preacbiu for nothing.
I therefor declare the pulpit vacant until
Minutemen-y can undyoaauiniater
' wkculiveonair and wear hitchhi-
brerfiea of hi- own make. "
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mimmmfl. Re. Re
v..bIHa-eettn¢iaateveniqtodeaouca
mmuuinhcblwmta m to
tethe'tkiaebahil’tuaadnabe
unputdlloul‘ 6. Thalia. Janna.
cal-arr was the principle unable.
Mtbeebuwtwbticmpmd
"the Mt wine: “Ruched. That we
furtcellunnhivlotonfiavilaadetreet.
moved to RM Mr. Slater be: taken
prhcehwvaerty-oceurdedbytbeuonthe
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—.\verill Chemical i‘aiat at Rtyniorii
Brown. 393 it
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&iuuel Mia bar taken the l-Vrria bowe-
promoted to baggagemaater. William Rab
lock succeeds Larry a: rwitehman.
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An Eater Entertainment for the benilt
of the Young Peoplva‘ Annihlion. will be
held in the First M. E Church. blond“
evening. April 39}. under the direction of
S. S Hatch. organist.
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It is a fact that bloom. Kaprai Brothers
have the Orient aaeoument of indies hair
work ever ahown in this city. The elder
Kapral gives personal attention to thin
branch of the drm‘a business. and he is mae-
ter of it.
QO.—-———
)fr. Geo. 8. North baa succuaied lu git
ting an excellent picture of Rev. W. II.
Simonaon. Thev are artistically finished.
end have been placed on rile at ii. E. Bod~
weli‘s news store.
<> W 4
—Buy Pure Milk for Five Cents per
uart unit of Remson Brothcre. Address
J! 4‘35. Norwalk.
fib.
Alderman Ely is having the front of his
brick block on Main street pointed up. There
is some auxivtv to know if it is to be after-
wards painted and marked. which would be
a decrdnd improvement.
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The “glut“ of silver dfips is not yet
pcrceptable. and notwithstanding all the
legislation of Congress there are only two
ways of getting them—to earn or borrow-
and as the latter plan is becoming unpopu-
lar. the former will have to be adopted.
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Tbc Xew York World thus sums up the
whole case: “ The suicide of Mine. R tstcll
is a dee‘aration by an an expert that a career
even of prosperous crime is beet-avarily a
failure. and that no amount of upholstery
can compensate for public detestatmn.“
—7 ‘v
Gov. Fairbanks of Vermont. in his '&S‘
dav prwlamaticn. says: “ Let us especially
pray that He Will make and keep in as in~
dividuals. and at a slate and uttiou iiitla-xi
lily honeatxvcn in timer of financial tlt‘iflt‘t
sion. So shill we fulfill our hight destiny
and transmit t \ our children iiiiiiupaiual the
rich legacy it‘Vlk‘vil from our fathers. “
fi_ ”M..-
Therx-metubersof the Thirtwutb t‘cna
acetieut \‘etezau Volunteers who live in
the reunion hell at South Xttrwalk or
Slamb rd this year. all who favor this
move will confer a favor by sending a postal
card to “Veteran.“ that office R \x 9‘3. New
(Mann. (‘9. We are in favor of Gregory‘s
“tint. South Sarawak: $.01wa .{dnvwfm
“in ‘7:—
.\lr. Sullivan haa vacated the «truer store,
in Laudcr‘a block. and it in brine tittni up
for the cigar barium for Mr. Lauder‘s
nephew. bliss Sullivan hm removed with
the bakery business to the store adjoining
the one (“copied by her durin.r the past
year. Mrs. I. Tuck occupies part of the
premises for miliimry purposes
9.»— ‘ «—
-I. roll at the handsome suitings for
spring wear which will be made up in nnlrl‘
at astonishingly low prices. at If irlciu‘s tho
Tailor.
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On Sunday evening but the First M. 1‘).
Church was packed to hear Rev. W. H.
Simonson‘s last sermon during his present
appointment to this church. The. pustordid
not prench a “ farewell sermon,“ and main
no reference to his departure. Mr. Simon~
son will go to the Greenpoint Tabernacle.
one of the best appointments in the c~tn~
ference.
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The report that the Bridgeport company
of the Fourth Regiment has challenged any
company in the state to competitive drill. is
denied. The mommy thinks such exhibi~
bitions lead to jealouuea and ill~feeling. and
is content to improve all it can and hopes all
the organizations will do the mute.
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I-‘rom Bridgeport a report comes that an
effort will be made to have the Fourth regi-
ment ordered int‘o camp next fall by itteif,
and not by brigade. As this year is the
year for the First and Third to enjoy camp
instruction.the Fourthike the Second. will
have to content itself with it flcld~day or an
txcursion to Long Branch.
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Mr. H. Tilly. former partner in the firm
of Mullings & Tilly. has commenced busi-
ness in the premises formerly known as the
railroad shop. near the depot, where he will
prosecute the carriage and blacksmith busi.
here. Mr. Tilly is a practical mechanic,
and is well known here as a thorough work-
man. Orders left with him will be attended
to in the best manner. hIr. Hathaway will
as usual attend to horseshoeing.
MOW
German new-papers daily mention the
fact ibnt Germany is. if possible. more sadly
plagued with tramps than this country.
In rural d‘ icta women are in hourly aux~
iety been 1 f these pasta; and keep their
doors care ly locked whenever their bus~
band: are away from home. The trouble is
not caused by my dearth of work to be
done. for while the natives of the Father-
land are lumping idly about the land. hun~
dreda of inductrioue Italian: are employed
in building nilroada and in other labor. Iri~
deed. since the opening of the Oriental war
busineaa baa improved in Germany. but there.
aa here. there are hand: which will not work
uni-inguinal“ and rivaling will nerve
their nwaera‘ purpose.
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Tlie Cincinnati verdict for mono againit
W.C. Coop. late Hauler of Barnum‘a
Great Show. forexpoalngthe tricka of on
position IhOWlill. he: been «tend-by
Judgelobneonbefore when the one we:
ethically tried. Ir. Barnum announcer
labia Ade-rm 1w Kare for 181's.
antimalarial-item whodenot ex-
hibit nae-hath penofvbat they cumin.
henna-into bukruptey end been held
out by mom-minimum
awaitubuut. Be W at. *1
tall plea-cute and expose atlawtndlwa
mutiny-audited!“ my pope
W.“
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Ir. 0. It Stevens ha! begun Noemi“
he Your. Ntnln‘ Social Club or thia
ciw will give a fuil‘drru invitation roeiahle
. . .. oft.
Wen: are in orduatthe
nboolenow. . -
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W. W. Comatock 08ers unparalleled in
-
train the Union School last June. heaae
cepted a pmition in that school at an aaaie
taut in the primary department. ‘
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The min or liiue d: Mohair. recently
burned out in Bethel. have mined a dreirc
in but. in this eitv. if a factory in erected
for then. They do a large huainera. and
there should be entcrpriste and public apiril
match here to secure them. Such an in:
vretmeat will brine a direct mm to
the inventors and advance the general
iatrreata of the city.
wr~* .Q.
Why will \u authv with vawpaia and
liver (\th l. oumtiphtion‘ bad i
debilita- when veu can get at our etore Shi‘
lobaSyetethtulim-rwhieh we sell on a
intuitive amine to cure veu. Price l0e.
and for. Air sale by G. C. Stiliaoa.
w»—
Thc City Mend the GM this week.
having recovered from hia erect legal one
ttgation. munira his dings at the Stunts“.
talking of “ prnnv‘a‘liuei‘a.“ etc. Now we
want to give our brother a word of advice.
We are 1m that heialackin; in that great
anaemiai termed “column venue.“ and that
be hat a propensity for mischief that he
croni- unable to keep in check even while
he is an object of mercy and pity. and
though w, are inclined to make full allow
ance for natural depravity and ignorance.
we shall deem it our duty to resent all such
inaluuatioris in the moat emphatic manner.
We are fully aware that it in no disgrace to
be kicked by a jackaau. but. nevertheless. it
in not pleasant.
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«ow—~—
—Pitit and Quart Cans of i‘airit Mixed
ready for use at Ravuiond Rros. 886 3
——~¢»—~——-—
Let the school children take out their
atlaaea and study up this item: Courtney‘s
diapatch to Australia. accepting Trickct‘s
conditions for rowing a boat race. consisted
of thirty-three words and cost $64.88. The
course of the message was as foffiws: From
Auburn. New York. to Heart‘s Content. N.
F.. to \‘allncia. to London. through Ger
many. Ronda. Siberia. to \V'ladiwodslock. at
point on the coast of Manchuria; thence
through the Japan Sea t i Naguaki. on one
of the Japan islands. through the Yellow
Sea to Shanghai. China; thence down the
coast of China. through the China Sea to
Saigon Siam. to Singapore. Malay; thence
to Balavia. on the coast of Java; thence to
St. Darwin. on the northern coast of Aus~
tralia. and to Sydney.
Common Council.
At the regular meeting of the Board on
Monday evening on business was done. ex
ccpt paying the monthly bills. and owing to
illnem of City Clerk Wilcox the Roan) ad-
journed to next Moral iv evening.
0‘. ~‘——-
Simulator“ Monday.
The Americus will begin the season by
coming up from blue York but bluiidav
evening. running upon the time at last year.
leaving Jen‘ell‘a dock Brooklyn. at 2:30.
pier 3? at $45. and ‘l‘iiirty~tbinl sheet at
3.00 o‘clock. return‘uc will leave this ciiv at
7:50 a. m.. on urival of liiubury and New
Haven train.
ocfl
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Sawyer at the lI._B. Church.
C W S‘iwy‘cr. the evangelist holdingt
meetings in Music Hall. will conduct a it.“
pet meeting: til the Plhl .\l. 15‘. Church Sun
day morning. at tho usual hour of serviw.
.\ll are Educated to bring their (impel
hymn books. Owing to the trim-tau: in
Music ll ‘2‘ lbcrc will be no aervtw in this
church on Sundav evening.
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Widow Vain (Matt Cow-In to
Seenwaallt.
The Widow Van (‘ott in a raven: inter
view with a lititi‘do rvpvrter. in answer to
the question. “How lone will you remain
in Buffalo.“ said : “That i cairn.“ state ; it
will depend cntitcly upon the work. After
leaving here I anticipate visiting \‘ittcland.
N. .l . then Jersey t‘ity lleightlis. and next
Xorwalk. Ct."
». '09.
A lloanblhlol'.
(in Sunday last a Spaniard giving his
name as Charles. applied to Mr. Wm. ll
Brown for board until Monday. paying in
advance. He said that be war a harbor and
was looking for employment. "0 was an
signed a room. and remained until Monday
morning. after the other. boarders had left
the house. when he asked Mrs. Brown for it
pen and ink. saying that he wished to do
some writing in his room to which he re-
tired. Iic was up claim shine time. and
then came down with a large satchel which
he had brought to the house with him. At
he was going out he met Mr. Brown and
laid him he would be back to dinner if he
found work. At noon when the men came
home to dinner they found that some of
them had been robbed. The Spaniard had
taken it gold watch and chain and locket be-
longing tn Mr. Lawrence; a tlrt‘SS‘COLtl.tinEf'
coat. Silk handkerchief. p‘iil‘ kid gloves and
fifty cents from Juuius Brown. a dollar out
of Mr. Wm. Slow'a pocketlaiok. and two
white shirts belonging to Chief Engineer
Kinney. and that is lust. that has DtL‘ll seen
of him. He is a large. straight man.
with dark hair and moustache. well dressed
and would be considered lino loooking.
——————¢w
{From the Hartford Courant.]
To all Connecticut People.
1‘0th Editor of the Cormmt:—July 3d.
1778, occurred the celebrated massacre tit
Wyoming. Pennaylvaniii, when 300 Whigs
mistakenly but courugeously attacked an in-
vadiug force of 000 Indiana. Tories and
British. Two-thirds 0f the Whigs fell in
battle or were butchered in hot blood. and
the fair volley became for a timca blackened
wilderness On the 8d of July next. a proper
ohaervance of the catastrophe is arranged.
The old Fort is rebuilt for the amnion. It
will be a tit time for the hundreds of fami~
lies in Connecticut. Rhode Island. etc.. who
had friend: there. or who held “rights" in
the Susquehanna or Delaware companies to
make a viait to a locality so full of personal
and historical interest Have any of the
public or private libraries a copy of the
pamphlet issued by one (name unknown)
who escaped from the tint massacre. (1703)?
Or of Janine Reflectance. who was captured
by the Indians and escaped. 1878! Or of
Luke Bwetland. who had a aimilar hiatory P
All were printed. but only a portion of one
iauow known. The worke are deaired to
complete our local history.
Captain Isaac Tracy and Daniel Cosh set~
tied on the Delaware. inland in Wyoming
17" Tracey waa born in Preston. “10.
but is not horned“ afterthemof Ju.
ly. lm Ooebeurvived the unseen. and
died in 1180. Information in deviled of the
furofhaeyuadoftheorigiaoflr. Ouch.
Will all who have bad. or new have any
lateral in Wyoming. give notice of the
main. m to til the Irat week in
July t Any information We; the cum
“celebration.” be raked of Went”
Johanna. m P... minty of the
"mitten. lithe bbeva and
mumwmnmm
m '8
dacenienta to ceab purchaeera thin week.
orb-Hank.th morally m Wheaten. white awelliau. ta~
by 0. N. Worden, New »Iilfcrd. but non. old lore-ermine”. aloetlouof the
haaaa Oongtv. Pa. [Other papers piece. akia.tbreatend boner. and ulcers of the
copy. liver. m. kidney. and luau.
W W
Anon Ian’s moo-concur“! GOSPEL TuPMOI
York lumen—00.000“ ........ .
«m Inn. in. c. w. uwvna‘a wont: at true era-v.—
Poecilxaarun. blotch aft—On 'l‘hureduv urea amount a an. run
taut. aid Judge Barnard. no». in thebtate alumna
Supreme court room—which day. by the —
do. waaaveryatouiiyoae—aparlyoffour Sim ovum Matthew tour-um
entered this court roenmueanold than at M “Nib Q “\S‘WNMUI
years of are. named Ooaklin. his dainhter. W been 0°“th 0| Mu out»
and the peraone w. e. v... Beuacbolea and M the eon-tun mud to neon-uh
wife. all of Putnam vino. The old in“ vlth hint not It the parlor «um viii
story. as aubitanliatnd by proof. wan that Military “all. M W.“ executive “'1
hie wile and another deuchter are inane. ham 00!!le Viki ‘N “M 0‘
and have been foraomeyeata In 18“.“ “MN\NWMM\M 0“
lug that he could not get along. be M Wtioaal chutehee. and lucid Rail wea
toaell hia hunt of XNWM «can It W terminate-May.de
is located in Putnam \‘aliav. and the .prop\ m. ram» bud Pridny “Quinn
city were the accumulation of a lifetime “caret mull the ball wba lonely
lie called on a Row \‘orklawyer. to wheat attended. and of a 634W intention W
he told tte atory of his troublea and the tax meter. Hr. Sawyer urged M truth: upon
vanity of his family. The lawyer told him his beaten Preview to the regular aervice
heeouldaellhiefarm forhimand prevailed there waewviceofm uaderthcdirro
on theeld maa indeed it tobiiu an thathe lie! of Mr. Ill-brow. Atmeioaoftba
could handle the M iii mw York. The W“. “b 3“!“ “mm W“ title
old feiiowaianed the deed and m it Whnmnmmmhllvbem
over. The lawyer. whose name is Robe l! 33-bit» with the work. end were with
mirth mum. void the m. and min the ll: loco-mm “Much it to main.
NW N p. in. mm my furnace A lune aulaber did an. and by invitation of
Company. never made any return for it. and lb 8“". I am many mt MIN
mm. hi’tflrim and helm in an old at. W of nurture
“r. Otiukitn it searching for somethiu that On Wednedky “N“! “I. attendance
will mil“ to at. his mum. The Judge we! not 00 km. all an: the mm W
said he did not know of any law that would “th the will” MIN“ MN I
no.» him. but am it ie eimplv a case of Wit and decided to hold two service: ta
overconhdence in a man whose name would M M“ on SHIN“. If f “d 7i 0W. P. lb
be a byword and a reproach. Hr. Conklin Tbunday evening the attendance wu
was the that grand Juror in Miami County. lame. and the meeting of a very tolerating
and says the session war held in a church. character. Mb 3"!" W “PM “19 ill'
His daughter. who was in court with him. in Vlutiona of the (impel. and with character
not insane. but .1“ bad . face “my. “my. letic force showed that all were invited to
ened extreme sorrow and aadtieaa. and. aa CNN. “Id lb“ If they “WWI they were
Judge Barnard remarked. “tier iron couu~ promised full aalvatiou. At the close of
tenance told the story of the great load the bi! preaching those who deeired prayers
has had to bear for years in taking care of WGNlBVliN '0 ““1“le ll by holding “P
her poor insane mother and sister. and her their bend. and several did no.
decrepid father. and now everything to Al the close of the regular service the nu
swept. {mm meme—3'. y. 1.3.“... dieuce was invited to participate in an after
—w—- meeting which was held upon the main floor
“m“? “ Elegant TMW- of the ball. Nearly all the seats were 00‘
The new Rocky lounliiiu Tourist. just cupind. and in response to calla for Gospel
"0'“ ““3 PM”. is 1!!de all artistic item In invitations. many verses from the Bible were
mint of warnings criminal and drserln recited. At the close of the meeting Ive
live it is beyond all question the handsomeal young men remained for prayers.
publication of the character ever issued in A meeting will be held in the hall a“,
""3 “med 8m” Tu?” “W in "lid “Wk (Friday) evening at the usual time. and on
““ ‘1‘“ “W“ sixteen "I ‘l‘homaa Mtll‘dn" 9“ Sundny afternoon at 4 o'clock. .and in the
quiaite drawings. and among them his fa- evening at ':l o‘clock, at which time further
[nuns reprodu :tion of the Mount of the Holy uniiuncement. will be made.
Cram. (it Moran‘s other iiiatchless tiraw- Mr. Sawyer is meeting with success i
logs are those of (lrand.(lien. Marble. Knab his work here. )oming without any pro
and Boulder Cations. Twin Likes. Tcocalli concerted arrangement. it hos taken time lo
Mountain. etc. Joseph Board is represented get the cooperation of Christian workers.
by characteristic hunting sketches. Bisbing but duing the past week there has been an
by aeveral exceedingly attractive mountain increased interest. and there certainly is
sketches. Lancelot bv spirited drawings of reason to believe that good has been done
the remarkable rock—sculpture on White and a great deal more will be accomplished.
River. end Henry Worrall by full p'ige Reverends Dunning and Taylor have taken
views at \‘cta Pass and Wagon Wheel Gap. part in the meetings. and a general intercet
as well as a large number of other very fine is felt in the churches.
ly executed sketches in different portions of It was supposed by many that the meet
the western country. The engravings are lugs were to be of the same character as
for the most part large. the full quarto pages those held by Murphy and other temper-
of the Tourist enabling the showing to the ance reformers. but they are almost identi»
driest advantage of plates seven by ten cal with those held by Moody and Sankey.
inches. The book comprises sixty-four Mr. Sawyei‘s efforts being mainly to bring
pact“. t'x.‘ltlsi\'c of the cunt. and printed men “d women to accept Christ, he be.
in it is upon supersiced and caleudcred licviug that in Him only is there power to
paper of the richest finish. the ”feet through save from sin.
out is superb While a very model of law» The aiming under the leadership of Mr.
graphical beauty. the Tourist is none the Disbrow has grcatly improved. and is now
letu practical in its range of information. very spirited and a powerful atixiliery in
lime. dial trices. railroad and stage faree. me “It .
hotel and liverv rates being noted with tan» Mr. Saw!" “ill 00“th I metel meek
form accuracy and in so easy and pleasant a inc in the ”“th Church Sunday m
manner as to entirely relieve the work of tilt: at “'0 usual hour of service.
evcrvtliiuu approaching the trdtoua detail
of the average guide book. Cont titling no or ".azi‘s' ex. f:§£5.1.'.u‘
advertisements of whatever character. the (‘lAlnonAti‘l‘ PHYSICIANL
up“ Rocky Mountain Tourist is fit comm. AND HAGXKTIC “RtiL‘ll. 0F TWENTY‘
ion to l‘n‘lureeque America in any «title SF“EX YEARS Hume“ . . .
man‘s l‘biary Spretmcu copv mav be had QI:L?}:I?§‘?‘:";§ ag‘STkTAILx:
without out hr writinu '0 W~ 1“ Whit ‘“ from It‘llic Norwa‘k Hotel. whole hoeaii
1“ awn. Ix mm. ” be coniudhd :\Fiiia‘mliav cvcninu. March or.
a who“ lawn“. Soldiers at 13:35:32; ".2 §£§filfilf§ififif m.
Lulfi, The doclcr has visited Norwalk regularly
The low attit‘iidatury of the act granting “WT? “NM“ .f‘“ “WW1" ‘ {our ““3 N“ ‘l'
pensions to the survivuu and widows of the 313:“ :?:L.::;: ammhffgisz‘igritgfi
war of 1813 has patently “‘8‘“! “Willi-Ki of the. many patients whom he has troaied
The bill la very liberal in its provisrons. and bird corral. (mice hours from 9 a in. ' to 9
grants a pcnsron of $3 per month. without
p. in.
. . r- ‘ i \s \ .‘
tuluirtng proof of loyalty. to everv stirviv~ Th dull r “uh than “an eiairvoyant
lug otliccr. soldier or cnlistml man who
examinations of the sick. lie hos an no i
seen [rower tmiesnribc every pain and secret
served fourteen days. or was in any encago disease at sight. without asking a question.
merit. and to tho widows of such soldiers ““1 “”9”” pum vegcjnhlc ““‘li‘fin‘s to
without regard ti date of marriage. The m;y‘:§s$;i§fcufl; Etsztfiv 33:32::
1"“ “180 "will?“ ‘0 "'0 WNW“ Nu 3“ llt‘lb he undertakes. The success of the doctor
sinners now living whore names were drop- astonishcs the most distinguished physicians.
pod for disloyalty. lie cures when all other treatments fail. and
Ellainis tiled under the act of February H. tang filliu‘efiefi‘fi?edginiiffdeclviififlilig
‘3‘ 1' “ml "199‘“ “WW“ 0‘ insuflic‘ient wonderful powers of magnetism has enabled
service. for want of proof of loyalty. or for him to become one of the most succemful
the reason tlittt the widow was married sub~ and popular physicians 0' "“3 country. I"
sequent to February 17. 18l5. can be called the permanent cure of every kind and form
up and allowed with 'iut further declaration.
Where a land warrant has been granted the
evidence tiled in support of the claim will.
if reliable. be accepted in claims under the
of all chronic diseases of whatever name or
nature. Medicine reasonable. always favor»
bio to the poor. The doctor also has the
iwer to read your past. present and future
ostiny. and is wide] known to be one of
the most wonderful ears of the present age
for his truthfulness in reading the most im-
portant events in duo‘s life. He gives full
particulars of almont fr ends. and also gives
advice in Marriage. oases. Lawsuits and
new pension low.
The adjutaut general will furnish blanks.
etc. upon application.
”—
W.WTlums nuts 0]] Carriage Bridge
little mate in lllll Furniture 3,.
Z. a
I‘Rll‘lib
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Your attention is called to the fact that we
are on the‘ WAR PATH-ill the FEED Business,
and now you can buy of L.‘ DIBBLE, J it, at
these prices. ‘
Corn Bus (112 lbs) $1.20
Best Semantics Bag 1.20
Some very extra whole \Vhite W beat 9.00
Heavy White oats (751w) ‘ l on
can Meal
Country Ground 00m and (bats 1.88
New Haven yams loo. Lb.
L. Dibble, Jr’s, Cheap Gash Store.
“READ THIm”
Buy your Food of W. \V. Comatock and
Save Money.
Corn, Bag, 1 12 lbs., .
Best Screenings. Bag,
Extra Whole Wheat.
Heavy White Oats. 75 lbs.,
Gorn Meal,
Country Grotfitd com and Oats,
$1.15
I.l8
1.90
95
1.12
1.30
Newilaven Haiti's only9‘l:20.lb
F urniturE
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DAVID STOW’S
Sl't‘t‘ESSUR TU Bl't‘KthiIlA.‘ & (30..
I).
been It mm in in—
v
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Cnumrsooseff‘Feed ~
1215 .
Brass
$35.00.
Made up in the Latest
Styles.
w. H. swam
~t.
mum;
Suits
Sprite
Great Rlfllllllillll lill‘ Gilli]
I
l
t‘all \aud see our NEW STYL§ anxl GET
Wnikshop um! Trimming ll'i'niifilhwn .i'uiiu.
A Its.
Furnishing
Undertakers
,
Mimi: “mm on Formerly.
N( )l ‘VVAIJ‘.
J!
a ANY NirMm-
mt If! van warm imam-mule: with liiickluallmn dc (to.
,u glint ‘i'y that immit I he will uhwltivt Hw lr'n‘mcu'r/iiiia'ii “(’I‘IMCSN
H l
pith
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H()lf'l‘ll
H. S. GREGORY,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
\\‘.\REHOL'SE
l'p ”Stairs.
Go
RAILROAD.
Great Through ' Line
AX!)
To
HflUSE Fl]
NISJING
GOODS
s
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B. K. Lockwood’s.
UREA T IREDL‘CTIOXS
cusu
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= =- " I‘- ‘ SILVER PLATED
re 3 v v S.
2:‘h < ~ 3 ii
Mr.$ta\w has for the laat fourtlen ycar-s lawn a E ’5. 7'; = . - ‘ y ‘ p _
stuns-tn] “a! popular l‘tidcrtakcr In “traitor“; 3‘; V ‘2 .3. TL‘ 51]" 3" Tu 3:!- $13
when anal to furnish t-wryibing for the g i v' .; TABLE .‘l‘.i. ‘s ‘ - - .
element the dead. at hultrct‘d prices. 5 :_ :=‘ .‘lb‘nll‘d Faults i ._ _ La)
0 :~_‘ ‘ . ‘;
{e = : 2
i c. 5
Tilldr Knive rind Forks, caaf steal.
per Sat 95 or his.
L imp Burners. 12 cents.
r‘ivc Lamp Chimncvs for 2.3:.
Kcrnst‘ne Oil til the Lowest Prices.
Clear Glass Tumblers. per do: , {8
cents.
Ulcer Glass Giblcts, pcx‘ don. 05
Cents.
Fr rich China Individual Butlers,
[\t‘f‘ tit z. 50 cents.
K. manna Oil Lamps from 10 cents
to $10.00.
Clothes \Vriugers. $6 00
Coal S ives (inrgtl " .550
M“N”M\E'm
m “as.
his
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ll 533%..
13%;
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AND GET THE
Myths are but Symbols of “Truth.
As the scholar seen in the vain but beautl‘
ful mythologics of the ancients the embodied
expressions of Who hungry hungry human
soul. blindly groping after the Infinite. so
the pbyaiciun sees in that popular myth of
the sixteenth century the fountain of per
petuai henlth find youth—an expression of
the lodgings of suffering humanity for a
remedy that should forever prevent the in
cursion of disease. The wilds of Europe
were ransacked for this wonderful fountain.
and Ponce do Leon sought for it in tho cy-
press swamps and tangled evergiadcs of our
sunny Florida. Men have searched for it
everywhere and anywhere but where it roul~
ly is—lu the human body itself. The blood
is the real fountain of perpetual heiilth and
youth. When this eource is corrupted. the
painful and sorrow producing tff‘octa are
visible in many abapes. ’I‘hn multifarious
forms in which it manifests itself would
form subjects upon which I might write
volumes. Bucks all the varied forms of die
ease which (depend upon bad blood are
cured. or beat treated. by such medicines as
take up from this fluid and excrete from the
system the noxious elements. it is not of
practical importance that I should deacribe
each. For instance. modicui authors do
scribe about fifty varieties of akin disease.
but. as they all require for their cure very
similar treatment. it is of no practical utility
to know juat what name to apply to a cor
tutu form of skin disease. so you know how
beet to cure it. Then again. I might go on
and describe various kinda of ecrofuloua
80M fever 03“.. white aweliim enlarged
glanda. and ulcers of varying appearance:
might describe how virulent poison 'mny
chow iteell in varioua fauna of eruptions.
ulcera. euro throat. bony tuition. etc. but an
all these various appearing manifestation
of had blood ere curedby a uniform mean.
I deem each a course uaveoeaeary. Thoro-
ughly clean“ the bloodhbiub ia the great
fountain of life. and good dictum. a fair
all... buoyant aptrite. vital womb. and
mundane-of Minder. will all return to
mute-“mm
Divorces. and thoroughl explains busineas
affairs of every descript on. greatly to their
benefit and satisfaction. Clalrvoyaut Sit-
tinga. $1. Communications by letter upon
business or health must contain $2. age. sex.
a lock of hair and stamp. Addnsa box
1253. Norwich. Conn. ‘ e
Names of Persons blunted by Dr
1 W. ‘
Samuel A. Mom. Worcester. Mesa. re-
lieved a tape worm measuring 90 feet.
Mrs. Lydia Ann Symons. Woousockcl.
R. 1.. had been a cripple for many years.
unable to wall a step. cured by several treat-
ments. and can now walk a long diatance.
Mrs. B-inlamin '1‘. Lewis. Groton. Conn..
cured of dropay.
Miss Ella ‘ongdon. Division Street. Nor-
rich. Conn.. cured of tits of five your standr
ng.
hire R. W.PbilllPDS. Saundersvllie,uau..
cured of consumption coneidered incurable.
Allen H. Munroe. Worcester. Mass..cured
of kidney disease of twenty years «ending.
Jamee Matheraon. Providence. R. 1.. cured
of brenehits and affection of the lungs after
suffering for two years.
——-—...——_
Emery um.
What a truly beautiful world we live in!
Nature gives us grandeur of mountains.
glen: and occana and thousands of meana
or enjoyment. We can deaire no better
when in perfect health; but how often do
the majority of people feel like giving it up
diebearlcned.dieoowed and worried out
with disease. when there la no occasion for
this feeling. as everv sufferer can vitally ob-
tain aatiafactory proof that Green‘s Airmail.
Flower will make them a free from diaeaae
u when born. Dyspepaia and Liver Com-
plaint is the direct came of severity-five per
cent. of such maladies as Billouaneaa. Indi‘
tion. Sick Headache. Outivenoea. 8m
our Fro-trillion Dinincarnf the Head. Pai-
pitation of the item. and other dietmaing
ayniptoma Three dance of Annual Flower
will prove tta wonderful em Sample
bottles. 10 conta. Try it.
W
ace-noun.
hour atyleofcllnaw. with it. audden-
houe fer‘iuiaediate negwg‘l'l‘pre d
or an perhaps
death. by uea ‘orfnnr doe-a
BOWKER
(ill. BAN
Tin cutie are liable. to leak often. from the
action of the kf‘l'il‘t'llt.‘ nil contaiverl in them.
and are also eul‘juct to accidental knocks
and fails which bruise then. tuii cause them
to lock. the buliiiuis are 'llLblU to become
worn into by the were pushing of the cans
on the shelves writ-w they are kept. In fact
tin cans even when well made. are often in‘
jured in a very short time. and render the
use of Tillman nil duiigurotIS.
The can an: ulndu of \vo-ad in a supeiior
manner. with tongue and grove join“. and
covered with the coatings of. Puget
thus add/lug t i their strength. and rendering
them perfectly impervious.
Purcbaiiua of these cans are guaranteed
against toes through. any pouible defect in
manufacture. should any such occur. anoth-
er willbe “truism-d in place of the dettctive
”mm. MM:
«mm V
CHARTERED/1885.
“was um wan}
”damna-
lfriitcd suites Mail Route.
The uttentiou of the traveling: public is respectfully
lnvftcd to home of the merits of this great hizliWR“.
in the confident assertion and belief that ’rlu other
one can off-tr ( uul inducement! he a route of
through travel. ll
Construction &eqiipmcul
THE
For
PRICES 0!“
(limit, Ul‘lllkfil‘l and Glass
Greatly Reduced.
Tin Tntbt Sets only $3 00. Toilet
Jars (iulv $1.25. lurluctly $1.75.
Other Tin Ware in pnportiun.
—_
IT IS A HOUSEHOLD WORD. GO TO
K. LOCKW’OOD‘S
and Anything.
E.
Everything
Pennsylvania ] failroud
stands cpnfeascdly at the head of the American rallv
way. '1 he truck la double the entire length of the
line. of steel rails laid on heavy oak ties. which are
embedded H! ii foundation of rock ballast. eighteen
inches Ill dumb. All briducsureof iron or stone.
and built the. moat approved plans. he pane
earn. \iliile eminently cafe rind substantial. are It the
some time models of comfort and elegance.
‘ V
The beret) Appliances
in tire on this line well llliistrnte the far. seeing and
liberal policy of its mauaremen in acwrdniice
with which the utility only of hill vortieii‘. and
not its omit has been the question ofpgualdoratlou.
Among many mu be noted.
The Block System of Safety Signals.
den . beau , M rehab.“
”amt'3'u' is' ha u'm'" '3'
3 I! I a
mu nominating a. . “an
.F
and Beet Family Mediv
clue in the World !
civic for all disoareil of
the Liver. stomach and
teen. .
&liquid“: the Liver and
current _. , . - _
£113.13 AND FEVER. ' . I?“
. IDES FEVERS. —‘-‘—”“~ fi—é‘r’
"or" my urge
DIG! AND NA VSIA.
If you feel dull. drowsy. debilitated. have fro
quent headache. mouth tiistee badly. pour nppetitn.
and tongue cntiit'd. vou are Him-ring: from turpid
llvcror “bliinnancrrf‘ on nothing will cure you an
specdil
LIV“
and permanently an in take ls‘iuuone‘
neuron or unmet".
PUBBIJ' VEGETABLE.
The Cheapest. Pure“
r
Au Errncrcai. SPI-
awe.
LL
urchin
BAD BREA 1‘11 3,
Routing in countdeavanl. nothing no new
Janney Couple, Butter and Pmtfnnu a m...“ in nearlv «err me it “it!
' 4 ' . whefiuach. and can I0 owl! m if
The “ lurk! Plael‘ Switch, you ‘1"qu sinuous‘ Linlt “cultural. Doubt
as» 1...”: an an n remedy for this repulsive diner:
Westinghouse Air-Broke. Hm. it. out uni-n vs your who lie. Gone!“
' loaned Genernl I! h.
f rmi in conjunctfn ‘ith r b 1"! ES ’
.2... chandler... we“ .... “the: L ‘ .......
acnidems which have rendered them practicality 1“ now may utter torture 9! W-
W'W‘e life a burden and rpbbiu: muflnfifie | “ fl
) ' m on when will ave
Pullman 1 alone Oars .. M“ “W W...
to
who“ the ran-«tr t5“
Mimi‘s.
norm Urn Rmvu‘rel II
Areianniiall 1:1qu “mm ‘mimut a gentle aadataat h
Mu New York. PWWM. Duh have and m" ‘
. “WE‘RE 00’8",me ! *
1b can. Cincinnati. um. MW em ,5. 5. .W‘ ..
’9‘5 ebb and 8. a £33. m‘*m has:
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