mucus! x um.
I ' PAY! N0 PAPER!
= titanium—m mum. to tho but
“t “hutch cbvnlndintbhm
’» . . - . tho unto wool. ndvcrtincmnu
Blind Tet-nu
in by Waring-any morning.
. t- not!» found occur cm. page. which
“or: can “1"ch mm to.
Compondcutl.—Wo «runny mum
.16! non of our or friend: In each town
in vicinity will do u on on: patron: the lava:
. , - . for pnbbari- whdovcr item of Inn-h
; = to: occur in their Mung: We will
\p.“ If rte-cam. pd don: the loco!
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Illlo. Blllbmin. Lettcrhcn
”that or mythic: vino in thc line- of printing, loavc
vrwr calm at tho Sum-mu. «mic-o. win-n rtwy mil
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Dentures Monthly .. it no
Iclmic Nam: “ “ 5.50
The Nursery. “ ' $80
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. c nubwri illnn trim of the u‘mvc nmcn‘mcu
lo: Scribner'qu 01 : at. .‘lcbolao. :3 t1“. Dvuiurcn‘v,
all: Nurvcry. {1.60.
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List of Leno"
E‘I.\I.\'l.\'¢l in the I‘oniofllr‘r‘ at South Rnrwnlk
Aug. ‘J, 15'“ I‘cruuui cullirsc fur run of lhx'le
, l'tlcn Wit. piouo Iny tin-y arc ndvcrtucu
LADIES LIST.
bl” FI'VtL linwm. Hrs. IS. A Isaac-u. Mrs Emuu
B Juucn, .‘lrt. Juno Jullv‘l Mrs. Wm. M Muilu,
lrn. Elton Na do. t‘rt._ Jone M).uour. Mu. Mary
Tutb'll, Mrs. .. Itucl “ebb. Mrs. Snub Wilson.
HEN'I‘LEMEN‘S LIST.
Frank I. In". Mute: \"Illrc Didi-man. l‘ctcr
llwwr. Rufus S. Raymond, Hauler Mom; 3'. Slrk‘k'“
It. Capt. R. l. Titllock. I E. Wood.
'J. S. Ill‘NNIN‘L Ptub‘nstcr.
:ljluntc Ellen: and “fictions.
Dvu‘i.
”manor ~——
l\.~u‘t “his“ \.
-- , so. —«
ll it. «iréxlfl: it: hadn‘t“; Hm};
w 7 cw i...
.\l thin: has. u out; Sig,“ i» 33‘: 42 to-
lunch lu Illa L‘l.\§hlu§ s! Ire.
,. fit
it \\‘ l‘. “213326Itixlk‘vtlvkkhxl i unit:
l~ s .xl ihc llal app! .K‘irutiri.‘ Sxi ix.
.‘fi
l‘ w I‘mirl‘z Xx‘;llnt it! “til will 1 tom} t.\
. lawn; rim t’tll
‘ t QC. -
l» \‘ 2 \\ at Irv» \wiM‘w-rm Irv uni
“V I“ d It? Ml“ I‘X’ llw llllxl t‘.
it in.“
r"-
M I" Ln“:
l: llv;
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\\‘ ;‘- u. H Smith. tunurrtx- vt' um \‘th.
n n. \\ . ht l vgtuc l‘ of lll-‘ N to ilk. ‘\ .
, tl‘tnrtmrnl.
.. on. a
ll 4 ll tl'it‘ ’Q‘i (\‘utv p t pound. il .I ll.
\ HMS» it‘ wit
u. 7 .Q. a
i‘i‘v npr. \xll\\n Simucl \V‘fll‘i‘ h r~ h id
lax. \\ w; ll {Him .l ml, dull it two I.r.-l\\ :u
.- 'n luv «I :\ It .l» »l.'.. frvnl Il-h p,
. \
.— «c , «-
llvv, llrrittl‘ l‘ii‘l prtxt‘lrt‘d til ‘lu‘ Furl
‘l E t‘hun‘h Suudt)‘ ruuruttu. N i l‘l‘t‘it‘ll-
r u: svrvln‘s w. r:- hold in the u'cntng.
ouc»~-—~<
ll 'v. In llulbrm la. wh i picwlwl at the
inhgruitiounl Church \‘lllltl‘a; tlic n rival,
aupp‘y llic pu‘plt nf that church ut‘xt
.. Vi)
--._..
til.
‘ v — «or ,,
\V; n‘t .w the one lr‘l us kilo“ l3 \\ i. .t :il‘.
1‘ . rtty ‘l N .tl. mil luck blown to t .lw u
.1 l‘ \.E ft. m :i \rl.;~'l‘rtg d- pail it ‘3
9..
ll, ,rth‘ h .v.’ hwtvu‘ll i! la udli“ .\I at l r i‘ ll
.— . ‘
i. ’llxlllQ‘ luv trio ‘2 ill, If Mr. 5;: rrum
\\~ 2.! I all thi.‘ lmru‘ in ll‘ ‘tlrr-rl)‘ from
W. '1‘? \u‘d llllxr.‘ rt rt lv‘
- .o. ..
.. .\ cow! “i“tllllli‘lll of 'I‘r'lizcvn an!
I'm (Vigil: .i' .l 1-: Suiilli‘x it H1
006'
I“. H'uCI of tin: Iii-v. 7. mi li'l rli ll .vr-rip \rt
pm i»: w to r tl‘ r him tlulr L'Hllgl’:l?lll'tllut..\
nu l.’:~ guir‘m wording :uurivvrsury. Aim.
1? i . w: 1m rrwilrrtw i-r Sumduvk, L‘vrm.
“~— .0. -> -
\\" 3; Ned w. 0 pr of tlrvarzturunt
n." S :r“ ‘ All rt'm)‘ .l ttzt' ~' II. l).tt\_~".crd of
St Hill-ill. in tho 'l‘rrru‘py (“Inc 3' Bridg-‘pwrt.
I: l: :m ml is t if it! “.an xiv < t‘rrslit it the
h: ill at i ll"l:l r t” i’s mirth»:
w . 9c. -.—
\t‘.‘ ll m: li’.l\‘ inn-it bvcu :‘litti‘tll lirc most.
r2 l‘.‘..;.'l\:ll.3‘o_- Itir.‘ :nt :1 «I apply: lrt-xll‘cliljn.
11 u is from war » f 3! l)'IlI' Hurrdfwrd'.‘ tr: r“
~~i ~prir. up. u about :i lust ul' ul. r it”:
“i pm iii ~vl tliv cutirrr .-‘p C‘.
- coo -
~ I. v L‘t‘utru nf all fin: ire set ll ill
Saiwzm. "ltl‘t'«~llw t‘rc (KEV II do}.
.._—-_.— .0.
'I'in' harbor uni river is alive pith bin-
is», : rid :i'l who haw litt‘t's and sr‘nni‘
" Hr cult-biog tlrvm to lug-.- qriautzttcs.
liy nrxny tin-y are civnsiderc‘. nylil in
llliv‘ltf‘s. Ilrw him; they will rvmalu is not
knnwn, Lut uhilc thry are here no uuc nced
.u.‘.‘
.N
f‘?‘,
2“”
8 .tl‘v'i‘.
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I. It Sriuraiiy (\‘t‘nll’g Th runs Smith
t‘npltlt‘i d in ‘Llli' lltlfl) 11' :\ s'ripvxl bid which
wvizhcd titty p mods. It “I is klllul with it
5pm.“. Tho sun»: r-vruiuz Mr. Sui'b says)
«ruck :mot’urth U. be thought weighed
The fiv'u W15 5) strong it
wrr-ncbr-d the .Ipi‘nl' from Mr. Smith's bands
mill hi: I M. it. Tho rim: tnkcn Wis dispu "d
if it .‘tlzlllis 6c Revers.
. ~ »*>
Dr. T. H. E-vitt, dcntist. ll'lS dune :3. Very
no ll j-vh by m ikiug an artificitl print: for a
ladv of this; town, and so skillfully I115 be
d mo it tllll'. the ltdy cm trl‘a' as well as own
It is one of thwsc uiec pieces nf workman-
ship flu! catablishes the (Act of the D iLt‘u’s
skxll in his profession.
«O . _
II. II. Plcrcs, a min of lug-v: cxpcrrunce in
the business, announces Illli week that he is
prr-parcd Kidd all kin is of routing on short
notice and in tho best mmmr. Mr. Pi‘.‘I'C9
has dun“ many gnolj tbs in his imc in this
town. and they slum! tu-liy his lacs: rec rm-
mutilation as u workruuu of skill. See ad.
~ 00>-
The C-tthulac's of Dmbuty went. from
this city on an excursion on \Vcducduy by
stenlncr L-um to New York. The cxcor
stool-t4 cruic down by I spccinl train of
screatren curs. They wore accompmied
bv St. Plier‘s Bio! of Danury, which dis<
coursed flue music. It was the largest ex-
cursion from this city this' season.
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The directors of the Furl-dd County Ag;
mic: ‘ JSoclcty have dedjéd t9 have a
bond omen! to open an sound fnfr on
T lesday. Swept. IO, under tho mancgcmcot of
Ref. W. B. Reeves, Index of the meteor»
t ml American Band of Providence, B. 1,
P322: will be ofl'cred which. will be opan to
competiticm to Ill band! in tbc sure. The
pics will nmount $325. divided into three
clumsy as follows: Is: c‘nw. 8150; 2:! clam.
3:00; 3: ch.» 0‘35.- _ i ‘ .
o—-—--
Otto Bohr It Drrlon
:3}, will be caper
13*) p buds.
The Pat in”!
‘ t, Thursday. Aug.
55:; by P. 1)qu the .moned ration
. The W twat-chino
3?;3‘92: Now York In time for the
blk‘fl30'eioti. AI “in bx“ will be
3:13 I’M A bond will
furnish wan-cm also pi! tom to
mal- inhibition-vii: mm of the
Pot Xa‘s W
mmufiul
W
lac-M and uh
tuna-gha- “4°“
flatly-l
III. ‘3
Cum .
It. Emmi-told: landing 1 low
wot-kc “Ramon.
Mr. Ind In. George Millard m a
It Mount Dessert.
Hr. A. I. Anttlu bu been visiting friend.
at City Hand.
Eernrden Datum; is back from Michi-
gun.
Mrs. l.‘. W. Tum and son are at Syncun.
N. Y.
‘Mr. J. r; Adams of Mlddlclown.N. r,
is borne on vucntlou.
Min L'ulun Z-lul!‘ is visiting friends In
Astoria.
Mm. Sylvester Hunt and son Clarence are
npcndlnx the summer ct Troy.
Mrs. II. S. Iiiod rtturued from Chicago
on Thursday.
Mives ll ttic and .Xunlc Iteuriugton are
visiting tlulr uncle at High Bridge.
J. Irving Dibble spent list Srbbutb at
Ocean G rovc.
Miss Ella Walker of New York, is vlslb
lug relatives in this city.
Miss Emma Wallace of Philadelphia. is
visiting iriuuds in this city.
Miss Allie Slim: of New Iluvcu is visiting
her sister Mrs. l“. W. Stratum.
Miss \‘iviu Bradley of Dub 3'. is visit
lug Miss Anna Seymour. this cilg
Miss lebic Jones of New York, is visit
lug Miss Ilzlttlc Down;
Miss Ezuum Miller of Brooklyn. is visiting
blood: on s: 1th Main street.
Miss tilllic lluvvy hos ictumol from
l‘uiindelpbu.
Mr. M. llincs of II u..hlyu. is trialling
frcinds in this city.
T My _\lr. and lbs. I): Ruin-uh and
Max Chum my all for Ronnie.
Alisa bl us Murdock of l‘cuvirlvnx. is 9:3
j ‘priming with Mrs. ll 11. Elvrvll.
Mr. dud Mrs. Claw. C. Dots- u‘ul mu haw
rrturcul Long Branch.
link E. .\. Wuuunn nut
lilmcbo aw l“ Paulie. N. .1
Mr. (to. Farrell and hurl» of ltpmklyu.
‘h‘ at blrx l2 llrudcrwub. Hub “mt.
“Ii .lsutro Pat: in and son of humbly“.
uh? visiting bin. A J. llutcbtnmn.
Mos Ratio \ankfl of New York. burl
bun Vlblllllfi at Mr. till ‘- Ilntllcub'ck‘u.
Mos l\‘ tile Ilm odor! of New \‘ntk. lb
\‘Mtiug the Mum: ltudmau.
Midi Fannie Spigot of lim lily“, is leit
in; Mu». John Marthcr of nation.
.\lr. Eugene llvuu‘s is crjuylug the ocrmr
bu r a. ‘8 at Nntiluckct.
.‘lr. Shemnn l). Foot-i of .lcrscy City.
spoil! Sunday with his rvlntlvcs in this oily.
Mm Emma [lawn of Brooklyn. ls visit
in; Mm Annie l‘ultlrpv, south Mid“ alrcct.
Moon. S. Sprowl and E. u TullL-s of Nt‘w
.lerr‘v \', hrvc bun the guexts Mr. Chester l“.
.\l l?! r llmwtuc ”At! its is spending a
put «I his le‘hlltln lu Elle tbcth, N. J.
llri. ll my llritlli and daughter of Ncw
ll .v. o. are vi~itlug .‘IrS. Ihuiord Wilcox.
Must I}. ll f.‘ rtubrll has rclurucd to licr
liilllit‘ :il U L‘“ CMW‘. I4 I . Aflt‘r tl \‘l~il In
lion-l“ tn llll‘ city.
Mr ll turud ll. Sutth lrris unirc tn Ilm
how to ll 1 :\ >lmrt t‘ltu'igt‘lllill'. lu llrtuum‘s
dumps r
tlld.’ It« rc.
)Irv. Gm. E Glutluru null )litu E umu
ll. ll‘lilldll of \i’r~rr~..~trr, .‘l‘\>$.,'irl \‘l\lllng
at .‘Irv. Ii lilulh's.
.\ piriy from Shut \“lSN‘, Mich , (rind:
of l .\' “factor: B i5l{‘llll, urv camping out at
\Vilwu's I‘-~irrt.
“'1‘. R \b‘t \V. J int c of Iiuluklyn, has rc-
tnrncd home :ZTIL‘I’ a short vi~it to rclutiv- s
in this cltv.
SI". and Mrs. J ilili A. ll ilv of Nov: York,
vp'ul l".~l Silalmth with Mr. Iluly's t'ntlrcr
M Norwalk.
Punch 5. Streci, out: of the proprirmrs
of tho New York ll'ukr'y, is bl. Juvis‘ Mili-
t.rry Instilu’c, \Vcston.
.‘Ir. MN. “4'. II. Benedict. are r.t Brick»
p =rt. N. Y ,uht‘rc they will tnj mm for
ulmut Iwu u'uk“.
Miss E'lllly nud Sadie Brown of Wcstficld.
N. .J., are >pcndlng a few weeks with their
aunt .‘Irs. Nathaniel B ~utou.
Y. dmon Goodscll. Em , of Biltlgt‘pnrl‘
with a large party of friv-nds dined at thr-
D irlon Home on \V cdncsdny evening.
.‘liss Slay Lockwood of Stamford, has re
turned to her home from I visit it Miss
Ellu Smith of this city.
Miss Coivrlc A. Bryan, who has bccu visit
in; Miea Minnie Durand,bus returned to
her home in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard of Delhi, N. Y..aud
Mr. \V'bllilrsy of Now IItven wrrc guests
of Mr. and M19. Iioyuton at theirluwn p \rty
Thursday evening.
I’ostrnniter Dunning is on vacation. and
is visiting his friends in Bctbtl. Mr. “Kb
328! Brown is assisting Aegislant P. M..
IILIIJUY‘ Booth.
Ctpt. and Mrs Couch have just returned
from a pleasant trip to Saratogo, Lake
Georgr, Ticonderoga and Troy, coming
home by the way of Boston and Providence.
Rrv. W. H. Simouson more up from
Greenpzeict on }I'\ndny evening. and on
chmsday, accompanied by a party of
gentlcmcn friends, picniccd an Norvco.
Rev. \Vriliam T. Carr. of the Biloam
Presbyterian Chm-cl. of New Jersey; Miss
Daisy Mthnn of New Haven, Ind Miss
Louie Warren of New York, have been
visiting or Mr. C. B. D’Artols.
Rev. IV. E. Boole preached at Ocean
Grove last Sunday. md on Wednesday went
in Old Orchard. 119., to participate in the
Notional Teuipernnce Meeting. He will not
be home next Sabbath u was expected, but
his pulpit will be supplied .
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The cashier of the First Nstiuucl Bunk
but no enr for music, or he would not drive
0:! depositors who whistle.
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Ntngbty boy! on dbpllying their innate
wickedness. by cuiking It, nod occasionally
hitting with sticks the swallows which have
been flying act: the ground for n dsy or
two. ‘. m k
—I"inc woolen; for spring wenr. cc
and Blue chevlnu. Home spun loom. diag-
onnlc. won cud continent of tho Intent
data: in in. market. will be trade up to or-
duntbudmul undulowudferod
by on: other fltfl- Harlem the datum.
W'—
on". 1‘. Damn NW. of the Brook-
. gold. on Thursday. “ I
' null hove In olden-cute
’23:; on nutrition to belong
to the ht lu’n Club.” The Mary has
out its no inflation to mad the babe I!
m‘ol’dfl, on mill tut. '
W
3!"
worst I“
wade-c! II
M“ Q u r .. h ‘ '
Provident!" auntie-and m; M. M.
iowbiltlinc school.“ all. alone up the
bunk.
W
not. cold. cud cbowor bub: no now n
pcrmnnent. future It Apt-lb Nor-walk hair
droning room;
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—IIolland‘a Ice Orv-cm is ucknowlcduod
by all to be the bent in the city. Only 100.
per plate.
”floor—~—
Wm. II. Riley but turned out a fine car-
riage for Mr. Fred. Kcyscr. Mid be out do
the urn: thin: for any one also.
”‘09——
Wlllls Woodward will plea-c accept our
final“ for I copy of his musical compani-
tlon entitled " Only Tbrcc War-dc: I Love
Tbcc.”
QOv-r—v—
Old Well lIook & Ladder 00. but voted
to attend the made of the Waterbury fire
department to take place on the 19th of
September.
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A fat wounu. estlmnted ct 800lbn. rnccd
against time to the steamboat Friday morn-
ing. She passed Stilliou‘a ct I 813} gait
rxuctly, by a crop watch. and beat the curry-
ull to the b at by 45 amends.
-—-—'—000
—Look at the bnudamnc outline: for
spring wont which will be made up to order
til astonishingly low prices. at Harlem‘s the
clotbicr.
—T«.“‘"—‘
The Milieu Nobles partv who wont out on
a cruise from this city in the sloop \Ylld I!
ll. Smith. returned on Tuesday. 'I‘bcy vis-
itrd most of the watering places on the
crust. and all were delighted with the trip.
the muse] not the captain; and the captain
was delighted nub bin CONFIIIX.
w— act—«v—
lllirsic Hill is being thoroughly cleaned
prcruralory \o the Id“ season. It will b»
scrubbmi throughout. leui till washed.
so uwrx adjustwi. cud everything put in Gut
elm sham The union villi b» mm
Srpi. til with lirrnnt‘o cclcbruvd minctrelt.
under the “ambient of Nr. Krupp
Holy maniacs cumtaiurnvut will be
allowed in tho pull this much.
~r _,,- cot—+—=1
We ask the pardon of some of our sub:
will“: and r tobacco: who have b m fur.
ulIlml only half shop“ during “no pool luv:
out“ ‘l‘uo almond for the. Murmur.
xiuw it Mu turd by lludlcv l‘. lily in tho
mum of [M Fitz-l Rational limit. bus to in-
cmshl that we bxvc b-‘cu unublo to supply
ll. This p‘rclr. p‘c add W l“ the bow of
but work. and hope «ll will be Mippllt‘d.
O b .
w—erurthirmucw at .l. E Smub‘a. .\
Black .l..p.\u TM 100 {ll
-» «c -—-»—~
Ililgidiu u ‘ucral S Ii. Smith lmtofllcuil
ly nuuouuccd the following stall" nppului
rucul.I :
Ilrigvdc .\.‘lutnut——I.lrutcuuut
Lcu'iri 1. Morgan of Now "i“l‘“.
litiuudc Irmpiclor—MNJIII John II. Clupp
Hf Ilzlf'tttlhl.
llrigadc Q‘l‘lllt‘tll\=|8lt‘l’-.\ltij It L‘harlcg K.
Duty of South Noru‘idk.
Iirigndc Iu~p ctur of annct I‘ructlc -
M jar John E. Stetson of Nuwbavvn.
Brigade (‘urnmlwury—«Muior Saruun-l C.
\\':ddrou of Shiningron.
Aid it Cuupeb‘iptuiu (lsoigv ll (l md
tl(‘tl t l lI'lIllllhl.
i‘nluncl
aco— ww—
(it‘l‘lllull Sch lcc.
llrvluc in Nico In the (l ‘rmrm lungtngc
Will be lli’ltl mutt Sunday in Trinity church.
at ti o‘clock in lllf.‘ uftrrrmou All Humans
nf‘r‘ curlit‘vll)’ and cordially llll'ltctl.
'90.
Moonlight I'lxcunlmr.
Tho srcoud ml ouliglil rxvur‘iori to h.-
xivt‘n m x' Monday t-vcniu; by stcnuicr
Advlplii wilnts as uddltiou‘il attractions over
the first n Sill to and landing at City Island.
Curtcrno‘s ‘lill limt. Ihnd and it rulustrel
troop-n Two hours will be allowed ut the
island.
g....—.-_
Slur-tum: I’uccllw.
Who-i, Mercury l—lhrlun I'M. llyJupilcr‘.
ll.:i'. isn't a lull ltlt‘rll—Ft‘e‘r‘ I'I‘r‘xs .Itllltl,
this \vculhcr Mars all comfort l— ll'nrcwtvr
GIMME, \Vcrv you Villain down Broadway.
or did you Saturn u plant ill S .rntngn,
whom you spvctrn-‘corwl the. comm of that.
joke r—.\'. Y. Ill/nil I. This it bx~colnirrg
too Sirius! "
v 90.
School Mccllng.
The ltgul voicrs of the Union School Dir-v
lrit‘t arc Ill titled to meet at tho Fru'dtliu St.
5 him] H mac nvxt “’udncsi iy evening to
consider the proptirty of building it who d
home in Grurritcvillc. It is claimed that
sr-verul of the grades in the Union School
an: overcrowded. and tint more room is ab-
sulutcly necrsur) ,nud the residents of Grun-
itcvillc have not forgotten that the District
plcdzvd itself to erect a school house in that
The. attendance should be general.
.—————<w——-——-
—Wc cull cspcclul attention to the fivlvcr.
tirwmcnt in another column of SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE \VINE, a pure and unudul
terutci Grape \Vtuc, invaluable in sickness.
O6.
Musonlc Excursion.
The excursion of St. John’s Lodge of
Norwalk, to Concy Island. by the Strainer
Schuyler on the 219i inst... promises to be
the most enjoyable afi'dr of the season, and
in the language of the announcement will
be ”a day of comfort, pleasure healthful
recreation and brilliant slgb'-sceing."
Wheeler & \V'ileon‘s full band and A large
orchestra will accompiny the excursion and
furnish continuous music. The s-de of
tickets has been limited to $00, so there will
be no overcrowding. Gentleman's ticket,
#100 ; Lady '5 50 cents.
———”-‘—'—
Lawn Party.
Mrs. C. B. Boynton, of Brooklyn, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter of
Cashier Millard of our city, gave an inform-
nl Lawn pirty last Thursday evening at the
residence of her father. The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers and the
grounds were illuminated with Chinese Inn-
terni and reflectors, which afforded an 0|:-
portunlty for croquet under the most favor.
able auspices, while Messrs. Starr and Heine
discoursed sweet music within for those who
preferred dancing. During the evening
Mrs. Boyuton, who is one of the finest ama-
teur pianists in the country, favored her
guest: with some of her cbolcut selections.
A very elegant supper added its churn to
the Occasion. Ind the goat- depcrted at a
late hour having paced the moat enjoyable
evening of the cocoon.
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(la-p looting.
The committcc of arrangements, Rev;
Mean. Bay, Hubbell cud Wllllunl, hove
invlted the vcrlous Methodist convention-
tn the New York Em Conference to “and
the camp meeting to be held in West Red-
dlug during the week commencing AW
”lb. RM. 0. Fletcher, P. 15.. will hire
churn of the looting. Good bond. by the
day or meal. on be Ind on the ground. cud
provision for born: a mode. The Danbnry
b Novwnlk ntlwcy company will giv- n
free return ticket to I“ who pan over in
lucnllly.
motto the melting.
.. _ '
. filthy emluhvnflvcy g m m-
h Macho. Mormon-clutch-
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no _
Ii Edd tbv boy. and luncdi‘utdym'nrcb.
w who to“ to be public
fornowc. and in “nbout ten minim lilo
body wu brought up with tho old of enter
tongs. Elam were mud. to remit-w blunt
but they proved unnvalllna. Jubilee Grow
impmcllcd the following jury: John Hill.
for-cm“. Wm. S. Bunion. clerk. Edwin 3.
Bulb. John Benton. Goo. F. Rtymcnd cud
Geubou Raymond. whoafter bearing the
evidence. returned n verdict of occidental
drowning.
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[Written for tho anus-mu.)
In “an a Creator!
It. is truly uurprlulng how I poncu con.
upon careful consldcntlon. toy that the
devil made or cmtcd anything but Iln.
God alone but the creative power. He
caused to grow all plants. trees. cud their
fruits, and the Bible tells that. “ all tbingl
were made by him cud without him wu not
nuytbing made that was made." Brcltm
Benjamin Franklin dlscovorcd the attraction
of vrnvlutlen. no one lutlmntea that it wu
I new thing. It is as old as the world. cud
God ll it. lutbor.
Browse n mun falls on“ c pnclplo‘o nod is
killed no one lays it. is of the devil. Tho
law of gravitation II catnbllcbed and whoso-
ever misuse: it under! thereby.
Opium, when it first Appeared Among the
Chine» in the eighth century. wan consid-
ered a medicine. Wu It just or even roan
unable when nbout the fifteenth century the
people begun its use at a habit. producing.
Is our liquors. loss of mind and health. to
denounce opium as it work or crvution of
the devil ? Man is n free agent, be out
choose or rcfuw. If be chosen evil. lei no
one luv the reipunubillty upon God. urine.
“ if (loci made this or tint thin: I can w it
u l Nellie.“ which it true». yet if you no
use. you necessarily obligate yourself to tho
impossibility. Wvuvr can probably undo
for drink. for commercial us .‘ cud I might
Intuition others ; not for drowning in.
Storm is indispenstblc for your News;
but the mind sputum at the tbwlu of n
slimmer horn explosion ct an. Maximum.
cuimcicd from mucus. to good no a. narcotic.
Cor on. turning in lover. but «luminous to
the suicide. Did the «out make it 9 Tim
.v‘m of tho «law of alcohol to not. tho only
evil in the world. “impugn a tuoustcr. The
cbctuiot will toll you of its value, in his ct
rwrimcntal lump; or the trunnion! of natural
binary in pmrviug his criminals: but
runny. thinking nlouc of its tomblc nbuw
by “up. donontluntc it an “ from tho devil.“
Alcohol r‘w .2 our" to the nmtmuulty, to the
nation. to tho world in on for as at 2‘s “our
3mg»: 12:: .7 by man. and NJ is running uwful.
I...
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Anothcr Review.
.qusm' Crrv. Aug. lib, 1878.
”mm. mm. m of (M SKNTINRI. :-—‘I‘bc licv.
Humor N. Dunnlug‘s lecture in your lane
of tho 27b ult., has glvon mo much plenum.
and «is.» much for thought. It is u rcsult
that I have rxpcctcd for some .ltu ‘—n logical
stutvtuout of a question of vital importance
by it man of I clear and nunlvtlcnl mind.
who. some two years ago. when a h-llglous
rrvlvul was “ wuking up sinners " in Boullt
Nurwutk. proscrvcd Ids cqulllbrium. and. la
n sermon that I shall nlwnya rctucmbcr with
p lottsuro, and I hope with prr li'. ilcclurcd
that ho did not bclicvc tbut minds wrought
up to u Hub of txritcmcnt by terrible
ruvuiul ptcturcs, were productive of good
rmulls. and did lwlierc that ouu could bc~
come it good Christian. and the probability
WAR. u more frleiny Christian. by starting
out in a cool yot mmcst Way for tho goo l of
Christianity. Still. Messrs. E litors. lbut
lecture bus boibrrcd me somewhat. Iccr-
tnluly bwllrvo that n Creator made all things
—ntl laws. That the Creator placed the
luvs in uctiun and that they on: self .rovcrn-
inc. That He made the law of storms but
does not cause the lightning to sirkc certain
places or pcrsoua—thnt it strikes alike the
church and the gambling don, the Cbrlltlnn
and the clunvr. That all what is called
“and and it” who! is crllcd hurl, were made
by the sumo L‘rvult-r. llut. I c.runot believe
that the “ cx'atr-nce of wines and liquors is-
prrrt of God‘s universal cyan-m of man's
triads." Nor can I believe that God made
certuin things for mun'o Jill! and then made
runny too weak to a'uud the trial.
The lecturer says he " never felt any
temptation to drink liquor as a beverage.”
Daes he mean to any tbul be was ncvcr
tempted, or. that the strength of the Chris-
tian sustained him? Then what sustain: a
man who is no! what is formed a Christian,
yet who “ never felt any temptation todrluk
liquor as a beverage? "
It it not. after all, merely force and
summit: of mind and reason. whatever may
produce it, that sustains men to all trials?
Several men are to pass through udangcroua
place; one is n Christian and trusts in Christ.
as a protecting power, another is a heathen
and trusts in his little wooden idol. another
isn‘t, much of anything in religious belief
but has all confidence In bll powers of loco
motion, mother finds his rclltnce In his
firearms, and so on, each having the same
strength but from I different source. or
course, as n minister, the lecturer will any
that the Christian's strength was the best of
all. Very well, but is it fair to any that,
” nothing but the grace of God, the power
of the Spirit of God in the soul, is a force
adequate to overcome It? "
When man in his weakness make: certain
things an evil is it. not better to place those
things out of his reach, or, is it taking out
of the bands of a just. God means by which
he attempts weak men?
Apia,“ the lecturer states tint God placed
the tree of knowledge of good and evil In
the garden and give man the freedom of
eating or letting alone, and that man has
the freedom of using or letting alone wine.
etc, does he think the punishment of Adam
and Eve would have been greater had they
bad 1 regular feast of the apples: or, did,
the outing of a single apple bringing the
full punishment? The cues may not be
considered alike, but the Bible says, “ Touch
not. tale not. handle not.” _
After all that to said for and ngalnvt lb
co culled cvill, II it not the wisest cud malt
sensible way to fly that the Ore-tor «used
all law: to exrst and tbnt man perverts them
to his owu harm, that bio own perverted
nppetltes'tempt him and that olihor he
should be put out of their way or they put
out of his reach by acute proper luv mule
by men cud properly enforwd by mu !
Rum
A Friendly Review of Rev. W. I.
Book’s may Review of
Rev. II. N. Dual-fl lac- ‘
tut-e, “ Why an Gaul
‘ lake MOI!”
1m. Editors qfllu Smut-In con-
terly review of Ir. Bastard-cur. gr
tho abject above mud. » Thom gon-
tntiun of Ir Beaufort W. to.
kiln-t «dance It'll-oi M ‘
lit-tor: on“ ammo-cit
div. Ramadan: painful to.
man. with any othou of tho nulfltudtou m
public. I In. on «lined listener to Rev. W. ham“. .1“
H. Book's recent Incisive. «Italian-d not- 1%
“can before ”1311103,qu to the raft.
and
tho of“.
m to
proved union. but not tbs common int-lit.
communal comm «manhunt.
tho Olav-lion of their fellow ‘unn Mutant
to induct than to uppeovo l petition for thc
m of I much under! law. Tho rover-
end notion-ob mun «accruing the
mention of the council were chanctorlnd
by his mint ndherenoc to truth. bio grove
and mpectfdl protest of their nation. cud
bl: oomw wu grievoul int they intholr
judgment bud decreed tint his petition could
not begruntcd. While opening upon um
topic bin nudlence won mound ct tho unr-
veloul memory of the "mud gallon“.
ind the unnerving accuncy of MI nun.
tlvc of thin Itupcndoul cud crowning not of
lnjultlcc of tint bodydmpmcd «ob of his
baron tint it contained the rudimentl of
aterllng truth.
We IN confident tint few If my other
preacher: poucu the manor: of ranking
an Important mic-menu concerning the
notion of other: without relying It last
upon I memorandum from the records; or.
bettcr atlll. on exact copy of the rcoordr. ni-
tcltod by the city clerk.
We upcclallv roam that the reverend
acnilctnnn‘l rcutnrku upon the notion of the
council did not nppccr in your paper with
other portions of his cartoon. I Olllllol. undu—
ntnnd why they were omitted. to I won fully
lmpreuod It the time tint the reverend
speaker: vut. yet intellueni Igloo”. por-
ccivcd how cuddcnly and completely it In.
proved tint “The Dull undo Alcohol.“
when My heard from bin “double lipn
the ntcryuf the notion of the council. At
this point of the revemd makers «thorium.
ho med to throw 01ft» tunnels of this
too arch: flab. turd rice in n glorious npaur-
out: of immanent «d IW victim
Each individual ml in nil um mt m-
blngc won filled Ind thrilled to PM“
unison to tho impetum outpouring: of the
grandeur nod “can “only of bio ouch
«new. And nun the wt reverend mu
tlemnn mid “ I pronoun the «tum wow
mm to the reverend mum“ by n public.
rctnnrk of mine to the «M um then are
two things “ GM dlu‘nt unite. to volt: Sin
nod Alcohol: time mm. at the intimation
of sum.“ null upwind tint ouch ml:
won made in n craved w“. bin nudicncc
(‘le aw um I luborious and stained
rtl‘arl had been made to distort m oftbc
many nations of truth “It full from the.
rcvcrcnd umbcr‘a lip: In his unnifoll
public n'ldmmx ‘l‘o b0 euro tbic innit par
ticulvr remark was mud. to n largo c in
course of people in bionic “nil in the course
of n brillinut. “tutu rind impartial review of
the doing: of in. common council. And
the learned reverend guilt-nun win-iv m
duccd III of his uttcrcnccc to wrillcgnbnt
he night. through patient Itudydtccn “My
at: and solemn deliberation. succcufully
capo with nod overthrow the intent nopblvnu
in the arguments of the vulous councilman.
Then, too. the rcruark wn made in direct
response to the rub and unseemly uttennce
of Councilman Cruw. and most algnnlly.
that gentleman‘s argument was confutcd.
It mutt bc apparent to all that the moat
reverend gentleman‘s remnrk woo «tramway
model. that ibore is no possibility of n on!»
lrary opinion.
[low Ibull I approach and consider the
main sermon. tbc “ the master work of n
muster mind i " Whoa I contempluc the
many rare cxccllcuccr. tbc copious lllustrn-
lions, happy rxprcsslons. calm nnd displa-
nionntc uttcrcuccs. clinic thought. well
chosen premises. piuunnt arguments, and
irresistablc conclusions, I am filled with
glnd surprise and yield to emotions of ndrnl»
ration not unminglcd with awe unuttcrlble.
The most reverend spcnknr‘s lending pr‘opo~
altlon that " sin and dcnlb are the works of
the devil." was well taken,nnd I was aimed
to are that the reverend gentleman sustnlued
his proposition. and in his llliml'uble ability,
rise superior to the many crude and narrow
doctrinal notions too prevalent and too
Enuiiticully adhered to. And I was glad that.
he had the courage and ability to emanci-
pnte himself from the bondage of Article lst
of the doctrines of the Methodist. Episcopal
Church, which reads as followa: “ There is
but one living and true God, everlasting
without body or parts. of infinite power.
window and goodness. the maker qfall (Mugs.
visible and irmbr'blc. And in unity of this
God-bead. there are three persons, of one
substance, power and cternlty,—tbe Father.
the Son, and the Holy Ghost."
As I have already said. the reverend gen-
tlcmnn‘s thoughts were chaste. notably so.
Ills pliarapbrase, “ Let the husband 30 home
to-nigbt and clog:
“ Prone to wonder. wU‘e I feel it.
Prone to leave the one I love.“
And although this utterance of the reverend
prencber was greeted with laughter, there
was embodied in this illustration the very
quiut essence of a pure, noble and refined
principle.contnlnlng nothing that could pou-
dor to mnn'c grosscst Ippetlte. And the
conclualon of the moat reverend gontlemnn‘a
sermon, wu intensified by an apt illultra-
tlou. In which the venerable preacher ap-
peared to his happiest advantage. His drav
matlc power and genius was so completely
asserted, while describing the contrast be-
tween the fishing of the scientific gentleman
and the poor ragged schoolboy, thntthe
whole of his vast nudleuce was visibly
affected. Tbo'appenrnnce. poverty, manner
and success of the poor boy were no clearly
depicted. that we were lad to learn tint the
small he did not fee the application of
another ‘rougb birch atlck" on returning
to his humble domicile for running away
from school. We have not the time, cpace
or inclination to follow the moot reverend
gentlemen? arguments‘in detail. sumac ll. to
any. that be bundled the subject-in n Infr-
velous wufltnd evinced moat clearly the
the truth of his proposltlon.‘ 'I‘lll’llberullty
and klndllness of the reverend. rancher
was manifest throughout the WI: cof bl-
long discourse. ,
In closing this. friendly mlcw. I feel con-
strained to odd the worth of the Inspired
poet : . . p ,
" HI wash) to a grant critic.
Profoundl fired in? 1 ‘ ‘
He could “unfinished , _ '
A bnlr twin vault: and “more.
On citbcrybicb‘hc would!!! ute.. _ " *-
confuia, am 30 undo. cud It ll cantata. ,-
He’dnpdemke‘tolprovclbv force 1
Qt mount, a mln’c no bone-
:Ie’d rovc nbuulrd‘ii no‘fow , .
And t union! moybo'c’uowl, .- , ,
iA «Mancunian. cum-gum.
He’d no “Eden mom 3'
”mirror"? Wrwttlt
"Ifi'moritxll‘llxwr-lnvbut .
'Fafliiotdrlb. ha could cutout. .
Eh mung“ mamas: «:31;
. Ali um; ill. to.
court‘i’wc'w
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m." .2: 7:1
oil. millcd with Mpuvmumoh dc- .
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED
75 tnz. Linen Hill‘s
Which I In mm for .
$1.76 don, or 100. ouch.
Worth It lent 800. if hrfcct.
50 tnz. Linana'lnwals
A Little 001mb: Bucks. at
$1.90 dos. or l'l'c. mu.
Well worth the.
ISUGR'I‘LY DAMAGED
Blflfllllflll Tlllllll Llllflll
A‘ S00. 1).! M.
mucous.
20 [102. Llllflll Sllll‘l
FRONTS
Ab 38 00“. “all.
“cinematic.
Molt) .\ LARHR ASSOR‘I‘IERI‘ 05‘
Prints. Gingham. lacuna,
(succinct-cc, Dress Goods,
l‘urlcrmr, Hosiery, Glows,
Corsets, buttons,
.\mlnlltlrmlvuvunllv twp! in it First don hr-
Ilvrxt sum Much I will wll for tho Lonwt “to;
{\‘R
CALI. AND 88‘
“ (th , Best Shirt.”
It leug stood the too! I still sell "run for
90 cents Each.
H. Vii Htliiii’i,
Post «frown BlJlLDISIi.
South Nor-walk, (3mm.
3:?
SUITS
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‘ littltw Prints
Ovarskirts and Basques
$1.00 '
Overckirts and Banquos
Trimmed. $1.50.
.3 P16136811“: $1.95 a 1.50
Liutntglillfin Suits
Princes Dresses
Linen ”busters.
Sun umbrellas
AT REDUCED mans. ..
.Suttl [intuit Furniture ;
Finest New Prom 88.
White Wheat Michigim
$sz 9&1; 9 ‘ '
. 3 '~ .
Heckeglggigefllothrsm 82c. ‘
vNo Better Butter- Sold than that we offer ct .. ., .
Pure Lard, ' ' ‘ V ‘
Pork , E j . ...
Buy Here and Save In”.
L- Dilllt JI’s clam
Way Down
INALLKINDSOI‘
DRY G _ f
Notions, Hosiery, Etc,
At the Store previously occupied by C. B. 83!“. O. m
which has been thoroughly cleaned cud ‘ , . ‘
0. Bennett luv-in retired. the assistant» cult-.3.
H. St. aim has been scoured. -*
I am Agent for Batista Pant
And it Firsl‘class N. Y. Dying Establishment. c
o. R. BINNET’T’;
Wackingtou Street. South Norwalk, Conn.
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Keeps the Largest and lost Assortment of
Fvnpmannm?
AND sobrgcumr mu CASH V‘
Picture Frames “Cost.
DAVID art-ow."
MAIN 31“.. sot: ra NORWALK. cr..—uc STAIRS.
LII-O .
FURNISHING * UNDERT
Everything furnished for m. Interment of the dad, a Wm
David Slow, mam cor. I'm” and Spring an. -
WAY! » “II! .
We are Closing Out
Crockery, Glassvv f
Baskets of every Descrip
utility and Renaming
At Prices 1.: Below 0mm: 0w. We no Selling the-c cam cue-po- any”
can be bought in any Wholesale Home in New York, 0R1. : ’
They Must and wmneiw
WE ALSO HAVE THE ouorcnsr urn: on. . ..
GROCERLE
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In Normdk. and are Sailing um or. Price; a bow on any can
. wuunuufifimn Furlong
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3 FOR s-
A Young Mare..With‘ve,,y finé‘ji if :
Side. Inquire .0 f _ . a gal,
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