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uthmhMButlcrwenld
. {Whine-cementum":
ip of the etete. Butler
“bramtuaotmreeuuotm
“pudtletisthutloouehssfeith in
untold putter.
; have hobo-t to inaugurate. system of
m upon en enormous
Add. It be! bouht up several nilrosds
'Get were not paying. end is negocistlrtg for
Gem of othflsi' New have are to
it hit Intifheucehcovered withenet
d I“ Quit-ed for commercial pur-
e "I. but she pinned with so eye to tull-
hry Ices. fnneeec sums ere to be expend-
ii h Wu ports end building new
In!“ The minister of public works says
autumn out the pleas he proposes will
«we‘re on meal expenditure commotion
fie-afar tee M or. in round numbers.
shoot one W million of nouns.
*—
ID “ WIXGMA. ‘.“
Oethetrelpeaeof the Suwvtxuthere is
‘I m “tide “by h fellow workmen.“
giving hi views of the com of the one
pill. 00 the "king‘s... hie enemies. and
the M remedies. which. in brief. are
out have been the stock ornaments. so to
speck.“ the witty-yours. Nissan!
the euetes thethsve led tohtluiuessstuge .
th- end “ herd tines “ of particular periods.
'v the“ IN review all his "mobilities. but
a we cushions-atom lusty in stilfltunce
heal thee med e few question toast
methane-d ssh“ uw wartime“ st
“ M N [he ‘3 hi diner answers as
the conditions wtli permit. \\ v intent tube
vp mofthe Matchbox of “workout.“
what we hove so 0.3%“?! to on
thin but will crust he alignment stile thtt
our contributor sleuth on sound twists
We will only enteritis his emetic-bite.
Homes we! thus! wmk if he would
have“ his wedlthw.‘This bexsctly in
and “h eurvlewvtttedwwwewsut
“W‘tetvlleawhot hes-hell do no
mmhweelleeueut work st any one
this; it h “nonhuman we
serum“. music to leheseothvv. the
Mitchell-«whet that «heck-rut host
shave thstthwetewwethhu thet «night to
hutseethst omen» Nee“ labor «at
not he he“ to do it. We‘ll serve with
“W“ hail live. health that the
the wee when it tattle wss e t‘xvtuue to Mix
M but this saying of the greet philosopher
of his dey is not pvt new. flutters tum
chewed. “the. it utx‘hsuie but till tho
M N ‘3“ it“ ltt tl\\ tutti ll W s “lily
when he would not work tbst be \iltl tint.
how he would work at his trsttv but be out
eehettd why! h mm sunthvr pmver 1m
W l. “ti lttnit bl! “itt‘t‘. Now slimy
no what “other thine “ there it for hint tx:
do in order that he “ they work. an t ssve
some of his wines to improve his fi‘hxillltttt."
We sues: new of mi. sober end study
“wheeler thet “ Wotkuun “ some“: ttl
whys and work. We leave the hay sud
helf lectured mechanics out of the pmposl»
lion. if he‘ll find the work. wr‘ll rind hint
to the city e hundred tilt‘cllttlliv! who do
, not hove work halt the tune. who willtttsuk
him for study and retttttut~ttt‘.;ve t‘ttlplfll‘
meet et their truth-s. Or. if he docs not
like this propositiounvc will make it broader.
end. if he will find nuykiud of vtttpluytucut
for than or any other class of lsborvrs at
flit Vague. we‘ll get him plenty of good
men to do the work. and pay him it bonus
for the jobs. 1
“ workmen " says the workman tttttst
u“ “Id 0? Di! earnings. at: lb:tl"l-y in: id
constantly improving his condition. This
is e debatable proposition. as a man in ty
not be Able to earn enough to give lillll ti
comforteblc or even decent livlnc. By Sluli-
'.."~‘>iug every noble element of hts ntllurc he
“'3. ruey be eble to save even then. but how to
I
. the improvement of his Condition we cannot
understood. “‘e believe in the gt‘nef‘ti
principle thst every one should be provident.
end live within an income tint will provl l‘e
the We! of life. but when the state»
meet is int-dc thst all should suve. rt‘gard
1.3 of whet they have to save from. “c beg,
to dlflcr. Will our “fellow workman "
ehowus how e laboring men or mechanic
who works not more than half the tint", at
from ”.00 to .1375 per day end has n fam-
ily to support. can save even ten ccn's a
week. end provide what he needs to live do
catty.
Agein he says. only the unsober, llurtently.
careleuspendtbrift or inconsiderate man
‘ S [rumbles sud finds fault because of hot; or
i
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employment. end that alrlbe good, sober
end steedy elwsys have employment. We
feer our working friend's field of obscrva~
. tioe is very circumscribed. too circumscrib-
ed to eflord him the means of Witnessing:
:tho Ictuel condition of the working class.
The best nechsnics ere idle 1 large put of
the tine, sud they grumble—they are the
MM (tumblers. Those who want that
cleveofleborereceu have them in ebundence.
Will " Workouts" tell on who wents them .'
Whet " Workman " my: about the unsober.
the uneteedy. end the inconsiderate work-
Itu 8 true. end the points ugliest them ere
well token. except thet he attempts by them
to show that they ere new and therefore the
mascot the present lack of employment
end consequent hard times. But when
times were good there were as many if not
more umber, unsteady end inconsiderate
workmen then now. If there was a demand
ten yeen ego for all chosen of workmen
why notnow f Isn'ttt bounce there is not
work for them Wilton that there is
en unsteady end unsober class 2
Then he uh. up. the proposition to rt-
dlctthm Ind disposes of it
mail, thud“: " A. very bountiful theory,
I. doubt. but will it work 2 It simply
nee-e a narcissism. nothing more
I. 1..” It is tether eioguler the: the op
M of 1 reduction of the hours of lsbor
fl m the! thetheoryiebeeutlful. but
”bk too good to be precticsl. 0f
”would been tucrcsse tn wages.
0. fl“ blend of but I portion being employed
finnflwoeldhgsnduocce the our
a m naive eoch‘en impulse thet I:
“do“ through every rectory
uflwuthecoetlnusl dc-
thvelilofproducts end the
therewolideomeedeuend
usecherticlcleeethu
«use gun to the
k bmdwhethericeivce
«uh-“ti thee-player
e can return for what
museum-Walnuts
low not would cement! equsl opportunities
for arcing incressed m end the greedy
one would soon be out of employment the
regular working hours. Employers would
act permit it my more then they do now.
When they can do their work in the ulsr
time. It is done. and no one is silo d to
trespese upon the time that belongs to
others by working beyond the reculsr hours.
The edventsgc a reduction in the hours of
labor ofl‘crs is simply employment for all for
e certain time their day at rcmuncrative
waxes It does not demand the removal of
machinery as is cleiutcd by enemies of the
movement. What it means is that macbiu‘
cry be put to its 1 ultimate and proper use-
lessening the toil of mankind end providing
for his most comfortable and happy living.
It is suflcient for this. sud we ask “ Wt rk~
tutu “ why its objects to its accomplishing
this much-tr-bmlrslrcd result.
We loose pitieucc with those writers who.
like “ Workrusrr.“ point to the prosperous
times of the wer as the d tys of our :feutcst
tribulation. when in fact it w is the time of
our grt utcst business prosperity and general
enjoyment twsr excepted t Then we built
railrwtds, churches. school littllit‘fi‘ public
buildings privitc residences. incressvd out
comforts end or juyutents. Mn ‘binery sud
lubur were in «lettiautl. and immense fuc‘o»
ties were :ereetxl {to sccoiumvdtte them.
sud out of their industry grew all our pus
purity. This cumulus! on lung us there nus
consumption sit-see with our production. but
when the two million men in the army were
channel from etnsutuers and drsér‘i) era to
producers. there was no over»:usxlttt\‘iotl.
and its it cuts-concave. e getter-til collapse. If
the hours of l'tll‘t‘ b txl ut the clinic of the
writ butt reduwd in auto to the oddititwal
force of :mxluww. sud NW prers of
distructimt thew would hue been uorvtuie.
Cqfilal “‘33 but»): di‘tlhk‘l . fidtl diVl’
tlvuds of from m to ‘33-“ percent. WW
Quid. hut cupid w ts Mir. end to the do
“mud for goals taro-wily MINN. iti-
Wul of sbt‘ttt‘ttlnc tlu‘ bouts! of [mm‘lbw
ls) fiwu‘akwl. help was discharged. ‘N tilt“
the only tustltvt the! chpitvl hell we: to jun-t
that vx‘vut thrstttiyvd. We wouldahut the
feet weld be tutuhssol upon the winds of
tusnttfuvtttms sud WW“ that there is
we: in this (‘Niitlty sufilclcut to thN tt
ovnhvtshlo living for the world“ chums
suit “trainee for vspitttllsh. end thst the
bitter would give their unmet sud output
to this movement that premises the only
twatvttetl tutti joyous solution of the bit-or
problem. Will “ Worker“ “ give us it
“\tut‘ fetsiblv- l“ in?
We ltkv “ \\ vrhtuvtt‘x “ t“. elm; s‘ntvtttt-ttt
\ltst will lh‘ until-vs. “balm :tt cue llltlit it
of interests or :tuntlt t ‘l‘tii‘ ls t‘w p wt or
\i\\‘»t\3l t ~l§tll lrv its. but \tt.l ‘ \\‘\ :tttt ll ‘
toll iii \vltv till do lint \\\ rs tvtt lit‘illx u dst ‘
lltwthse did be run to ltss vvptss it the
rtttplnyws \vttthwl lt‘ll ltt tile illiltltt‘lt‘t"
twittpsttivs would ssvo ttt stlsrlvs ll tun dot:
bled the ltullt‘s tit ln‘uu. nit-l m \\l:lt ‘t-i pt“
ft‘xsiuttv ttttd ltttdttusrs. Will “ \Vt‘thltnll“
tv‘l its why tht so \ tllnets sud emits do not
virtue in cottiprtittnu u itlt Milt tllllt‘l‘. tllltl
displace one another by worhluglnucvr than
the Qllrlfittt'tl)‘ titttv .‘ and “10“ will be shot“
us lllt‘ t\t\\‘3\ity for t‘ tt twttlt‘ti. ltttmtttu. t‘lt‘.t
working: luuuvr than brink clerks. it ill tittt'
time they out do lllt‘ labor of tlwir rrsp c
live ll‘tttlt‘tl. and build all that is \lt‘ll‘lllltit‘ti t
Tilt‘h‘ is it factor in this labor qvwstmu
that hits not eppcurcd bt‘l‘orc. Labor is lit-tug
done to it creator t‘hlt‘lll tlttttr t‘Vt‘f llt‘fttft‘.
but not by burn m p-ttvcr. Tlrvro is to day
in aper- ttiori tttvcliittvrv llltll. \tn: itrvrrttttd
lo mve llblll'. llll'i it is now for tho poopin-
to lll‘tki‘ ill‘tt machinery of prnctlml bunt tlt
by using it for than parpost- nrrtl lllt‘ft‘ so llll‘
mums and comforts of tlrw “‘"l‘iiillg l‘i‘l‘io‘t‘“.
Reply to Rev. \t’. H. Boolc‘s (‘rlt-
lcisnts on .Vlttyor llnnf‘ord‘s order.
3!.va 'Fo‘fhrs If rig an‘rrxmn-l WM
surprised to notice in your lzt~t ovor
the signature. of so prtitrtim-nt a friend «if
lt. mpctnncc at W. II. llt lo q ‘i'v :l'l intent»
pct.tlct\|tat“.{ on his lt-trtnr tlm )Ity.»r of
S lull] Norwmk'. It is rttt ttztfttEr to use the
word intcnrpvrxtk lit‘ctuse Mr. Ii mic. not
content witit "m: cat criticism" of tho llTll‘ r.
Lletmttrirtutcs the Mayor‘s not us rrmrlv on
absurdity. irtslrrtt ilt‘s tint he tliof‘t g‘lhls his
entire! oflicc and flotily suggests the prt‘
pri -ty of takir: iris 1 film awry from 2 im.
Ami nll liit< fwr “but rt-nst‘tt? Simply lic-
cmsc his I! mnr in tlrt- cv utsc --f his duty
hats issttvd :t ll("Ct"5ll.-'}' (ll'llf‘l' rind lulu-tr a
stop C‘tiClii-ilt‘tl to bring about so for n: the
l‘i‘VS cf the Sltllt‘ rind c: y all i\\' that v-ty r
form which Mr. Iirm‘c bvr‘cs by his ll iv >("t
(‘y to usst’sl In ti‘fv *‘ittz. ‘l‘lrc gvnticuiun i~
right when he says llzsrt l‘io [tuitltmttnn of
the (‘vf‘lt‘l‘ can ti‘l the Mayor ll“ it} if)‘; lllll
be is wrong and so are 3'» it, Mr. E iiiur. if
you think ll‘r‘ll ill“ lt'lltDL‘l‘dllt‘t‘ muse and
your influ-‘trcc lIS Slippoltt‘rs of it will not
be hill'llli'ti by tlxc printing of such moonli-
vrutc and unenliglrtcnvd cril ism.
One among the several mi: apprehensions
under which Mr. Bur lo labors, is that the
ordlnttncc quoted in the order hits no appli-
cation to the prtsent legal sums of the
city. “’11“ excuse the reverend gentle-man
has for this blunder it is impossible to see.
I! it were that that portion of the ordinance
relating to bur rooms were now obsolete. it
would still be necessary for the Mayor. in
order that Mr. Boolc‘s parishioners might
not be kept ewskc by the midnight sport of
votarles of biilurds and ten pins, to issue
his :rders that plucts chrc sttclt amust.
menis are indulged in should be closed at
suitable hours. Certainly so much of the
ordinance must still be in force. lbw cmtli
that have tscapv‘d the reverend critic? Dui
be read the section till tltrvurh before he be-
gun and ended his criticism? But Mr. Boole
thinks that the rest of the ordinance no
longer has any vigor browse it "belongs to
the license system." But who! ground is
there for this esgstnptinn? It is true tint
the ordinance was passed while the license
law was operative in South Norwulk; but
the ordinencc we: not such a psrt of that
system that it fails with it. It is ridiculous
to suppose that the law which makes liquor
selling criminal necessarily rtpcztls all or-
dineuces looking to the good order 6! the
city end happening to be regulativo of the
liquor tunic. The City says to the Town
and Still: you have done well to punish il~
legsl liquor sellers. but ‘until, under your
low. they close their shops permanently. the
pace end quiet of tthity require that by
its low they shall close them temporarily
from 11 r. x. of one day to 5 s. st. of the
next.
3h. Battle's feet-s of the dimculty of wt
looting the use imposed by the ordinsncc in
the sitcom of 1 City Court seem to be quite
unfounded. The set ebolishlng the court
geve its jurisdiction in this mutter to eny
Justice of the Peace residing in the city
limits. Somebody scene to have been fool.
1.“th gentlemen shout thst City
Court.
The-atom stem which unlock
isettn
“with
, y“
“they“;
“WNW“ at once has layer-bespowertoclose the liquorwstops
“Wired-ode rune, oi fv-l- “slide udntgttt all the time. ere one
V ‘ . a th r does hzget this suthorlty end how is he to up my fallen brothers. end defend the help-
execute it t It is true. in e certain sense. he l
hes this authority end in the some sense Mr. the “used rum "“50- by doing my utmost
Boole hits it too. If either of them out ob~ ‘0 hasten “19198“ “WWW" 91 in“ “WT
{flu efideucg u m the ”purguon of “3m 0“! bDSiDPSS. And in this work I Bh‘“ ll”
places for keeping liquors for sole or of the
complain and convict under the ltiw of tho
Btstc and Town ltud continue this untiltltcy
meke liquor selling so unprofitable that it
will be nbnndoncd. But if they should at
tempt to forcibly close e reputed ltquor ss~
loan on an ordinary moaslou and make the
torso little speech suggested by Mr. 130010,
their (flirt would probably result only in
eliciting from the liquur denier some “but
gusge of the street" that would be still
terser.
It is to feared that Mr. Boole is right in
sumo that the temperance people of this
community are not grateful if it be a fact
that be fairly rtprcsents them. It may be
regrvttcd that our law dots not give the
Mayor a whole loaf to «If. 1‘. but it is ct‘ftfllll'
ly with a bad grace that one greatly interest
ed in good nnter hud temperance attacks in
this unreasonable and thoughtless way tin
vfl‘tctivc not designed to ettnin these objects.
It is to be hoped that Mr. Duals: Won‘t do
this any more. It is calculwted to alienate
tho riftctious of the Mayor from Mr. Boole.
and new that he has querrelvd with the
fixture“. the friends of temperance ere be
cioing to feer that Bnule‘s usefulness rusty
beitulvtirvd by this estruncetut‘ut between
Church end State. It is well to stop in
time. If Mr. “role should go on and quar—
rel with the tuejcrity of the local voters of
Niwwulk. why then they night on and \‘ulc
license this fu‘l; and that \vvttld so like
Maiden. tilt. pray stop. .‘lr. Boole.
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{he the Seven; . 3
A m “’wvd to “ I‘vwnvw.‘
lit the Summer. of lust \u‘h u \vti‘vt
stoning: himself “ me~ “ uni pro»
twice to he s “ sincere mutt «t out no
ties“ induhcs in tin uttentpt to mtlwlit‘lllt‘
lithalahl)‘ pertinent dtfiervttce which he to
sum to exist lwtwvflt Rev. .\lr./l§vtinlltst
sud myself. sud with evwsliucly hot tote
end putwvr judgment. pen our recent
little tilt «it shut “ti ex best utt‘y u side
issue to the tenth Misc bf tvutpetuttev rt
forte. to spite“ its ti petsovtsl strife tuned in
bud humor sud hid insist»! 9‘“ 1\ tttpurhttvv“
stocks tot tit ct by his sturgeon-tint “ it [it etwtthle
solution if that tltl'lléttlty.“ l tut awry to
iufvvtu tout tit i‘ tf his ptw‘eut v «use were
\dwpttxl by s fvn‘ more “ stitc‘tv metals of
tmth p illl‘ s " t‘ \xuttll pedublv t‘ttl ill tlw
\‘wttl‘uitst ‘t i ttul 3!» .mutvo to? tttt
sutu‘tlo ':‘.l I! .‘n t sv‘t‘» :t‘c. ll.\ i\\‘lll\l.ll.‘:t‘\
ho) to x. .\I‘ l.ti\\\ c.3tltltlt‘l.‘i Nl‘tl it‘tiht‘
issttvx is lit llt‘ iv \‘lit‘ won it l‘ at lltv chill ill
1 \ttzittu i. gt tint the tit tttv i‘lt‘ \ttt‘t‘ttotts puts
\ldri lowk at tltrttt ‘ ‘ 1‘“ p v \vsttm \vttlt
littci l~h=ttlt t up Him; to we ti clot tlt tut:
Ilttitlclt lil\‘ bit.“ Ne . ttt‘. llult ‘ \tltttt r».
childish files to make nlwttt it murmur p3 cc
ell’utr Nwl‘mlv ditxi. “ \lr. ll ““0 tool;
“putt himself lllt‘ twp ~ttsibiltty of cmnittc‘
int: n st‘tl» s of t ‘lltpt‘fltllt‘t‘ um turns tit Music
it ill.“ .\V t trttv; Mr. it \v« llill b \ ready
t i assume t-‘ltt‘ll n rvsp \listltliil)‘ alone worv
it llt‘f‘t'R‘llf'y; but lllt‘ tllt‘t tings ltl .‘lttsit‘ littll
\\‘t~rt~ opened ltllt‘l (“\Yt‘lil‘ t‘tllletlil t‘ltlll tt'rmrru
llllllit‘l‘t‘l‘A' t it '1 its in this t‘t‘\'.ntt.l \vcr'u so.
i'tlll'll -\.!ttl (‘Il‘llt‘i tlll by ‘l it'll in of f lit" s.
llm v\ .t‘i txttr t of \\'ll‘.t“t it “we not lll‘t‘t“
s tt_\‘ t.) m *ii" l‘lllllli‘. .-\t tltv limp tr lllllt‘
tlm (‘lliltlitl \vti‘: llrt‘ tt: till.
" Iii idlr ii i lll\‘ll«‘l llll‘ l“" ‘l‘8 in lllt‘
c“t' tn frr't' uni ll! ‘3\ “ \V;tilll.: sic in.
The iu~itttt:t't ill to lllt‘ tittitt‘t is yt‘tllltltllt'ds.
Tilt'y \vt'rc inf tllll\‘~l lltzt' ‘\ wt‘im tit tttt‘ll
mumptm t, ...t “.n. ..»t...t ...
tttmt
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~t in‘l st is “V \i l.‘-—-:tt\l ll't \vt‘ not it ~‘mv—
\tll‘: Hit 1' l‘l"li\"‘!i. ‘|'\ t m w w “ii .x' -l_
“ S Jil" I‘t'illlH'li" \Yl"|‘ ll':i ‘-- by .\l:' ll. or
his ll"1i‘\‘l"" ittrp'yit‘c t’ntr‘l tif' .‘lr ll‘s
smirrtltt s~,' c't‘. M rr‘ tll'ii‘lt'x‘fi. This
et-t'tmt-ttt is trot llllt‘ us 'n rrtysvlf. lllli Ml
ll -.v~‘ rt» “f "lowers" i' is tint llll" us to the
Hill“,
“ Ni. ii \t' :5 ltl‘\it~llS tit sccurc tbc lltllllts
Hf llillll‘l 'rs. tit-nouns. llllll clttttclr mmrtlwre.
and immune tlrt‘y did not conic fttrwttrtl its
rcmiily SIS lll‘ t‘XDL‘Cl.“tl. lrc lllllllc some to
lll‘lfiiS rrttltcr tit-rouzttnrt' itr l’l‘Q'irtl to Ult‘llt “
'l‘lwrc isn‘t it or llllti tltrcntl in that sentence;
for id, Mr. ll. \vus not “ anxious.“ and isn‘t
tratv; ‘2 l. church mcmlt. rs dial mznvfimmrzl.
“ us rm ii‘y 2H ll“ 1 up ctr-ll," and this pl» l\~‘-
int: fatt was frtq'rL-rttly rt-fcrrcti It) ptrblit ly
by .‘lr. ll; 3 l. the only “fit? who ll‘lS Spitlit‘lt
“ rather d.» l'“‘.'.'tl,‘lf'y of minister and (‘lllll‘Cll
member“ is “Tontperunfig” which he now
docs in his (‘Ulllnllllllt‘rl'ltHL Tumble tint
i)"ll'll mtt of your own t‘yc.
“ Tl‘f‘llp"f:l‘lCC " Cllllll'lllt it his misrt‘prcsrtr
lotions by next attacking the “ pledge." llt-
saystlmt tlrcrc Was a " diffsrcnco of opinion
as to the duty or expediency of signing such
(I pt‘edgc as Mr. 13. proposed." as it “ cut oil"
root beer. swat wine and swcct cider."
finally, Mr. Elitor, the run-idle gets worse
and Worse. I don’t know whether to laugh
or be vexed. yet I certtiuly am amused of
the ignorance—pretend ed or real—ebontthut
pledge. Here is the pledge es exhibited:
“I ‘ " renounce the has of cider, beer.
wine, end all other intoxicating liquors as it
drink." " Root beer " is not mentioned or
meant. neither is the qualifying term
“ sweet " applied to cider or wine. but these
are qualified by “ intoxicating." “ Teri —
pairnncc“ is at liberty to guzz‘c new cider.
root beer, uni unfertncntt-d wine to his
heart‘s cnntct.t.snd I don’t think a gallon of
each would put. him in such it fttddlc and
muddle as be was in when he dreumcd that
paragraph.
Next, “ Others had lost faith in tiny pledge
* * so there gradually grew up u distrust
for the Whole movement.“ I don‘t envy
the man who tientblingly penned this scu-
tencc the pricking: of his conscience. He.
at least. should not have said it. I blush
for his professed consistency. The distrust
remains in himself. But this “Tem-
perance " advocate of intcmperste speech or
writing has not ended his uuwsrreutod as-
sertions. Hear him again. Speaking of
R:v. Mr. D's discourse and its cfl‘equpou
myself. he says: “ Be (Mr. B.) hastened home
from his place of recreation " to answer it.
How did he know that? He didn‘t; and
it is not true. I never heard about it in any
way. for or nosr. I picked up the paper
late Friday night tit borne end for the first
time new the discourse. having never had it
armed to me.
I bevc elreedy treepsesed too much on
ecyreelfrteedeeftotel’ebetieenoc
tumor
computes: Fee-kite of Philadelphie. Etna.
1n- utung in the presentment! acumen Hereford. d'uettford.lut shout Stilton. M. Li. Langmuir
amusement] butt“. Watmj “not: see an“ settle; ascertain. hailstorm-Islam.
883$. ~We went on head the'buet M in! H ,-
m‘ .lnperteleedxuuheuofceeet" owl _, '
myself of the rights Send cove-tugs: which
tom end lew together efford. to help lift
ess innocents mudo unwilling victims by
the “Pledge," the open meeting. the song.‘
feet that it has been sold to them. they can “10 pletforrn. “10 GWW‘I- and any other lew- m
ful agencies with which I may become so
queluted. and that furnish any hope of suc:
cess. But I need no further instruction to
convince me that the Grace of God is the
“ infallible “ cure for the men of strong pas-
sion for drink. Probably I have seen more
practical illustrations of this glorious feet
then “ Temperance " has.
I ask neither place. purse. honor. or other
cmolumcut. I have no jealousies to fornent
sud encourage. nor sectarian differences to
quarrel about. I love true religion. and
hate scoturinnisrus with all the devilish uni-
mositics that its uuhullowod spirit has
cursed the world with. And in this ten.-
pt-rancc work especially “ I know no rusu
after the flesh" of his denomination—no.
not A Nothodist. Selnht
w. H. Boone.
The Liquor theses in Kuwait.
The edvuctttes of tempersnce and the en-
forcement of low in wan‘k deserve praise
for their suchesfttl raid on the illegal rum
sellers of the burmigb. Their notion shows
on entheetnrss of purpose and h conviction
of the ill idols of this vile trellis: which it
would be well for t‘melllls to imitate. But
while all law and order loving eltir *us will
outttnend the disinterested work of those
breve supporters of lunatht‘tr Nurse brings
to view another phase of the subjtct which
it is not so plrusnut to contemplate. end
which should one: some twrsins to blush.
Tue detection rind urn-st of these critnin its
was we xtuplishvtl though the viliuts of prh
v .w citipeusi of the litmuurh without aid or
sxtupttlvy trout u‘ty titlitxr of the low.
‘l‘ueit \‘Xilt‘p‘t‘ sud suce‘ es d‘llMWS‘Nl‘“
the ‘fvttxtbilttv end c. ttstuly of crushing out
the uulswhtllltu-exr tttttlie which so humus!»
lusty \‘iht‘tlo‘t its ducts on every street‘
should llte ellicers it the luv put their hands
N the wait. The httehneyol excuse of
“motels but ever been. “ uh. you can‘t much
those Mixture. we must hsve positive print.
sud tutti you vett‘t net.“ “ Where there‘sts
will. thtw‘s it why.“ tittl if the uteri sworn
to ferret out crime and entities lsws nvrv
only on the richt sideut this tpttethinlh
thvtr syutp‘thtwt uttd principles. truth Stu-
vvslh end this ettv \vuuld stun wltuvsut the
tvftvshiut: spwttelo ut‘ pmtttittvttt men of
this 0 nutttutttty slhllti‘lttc before the bits of
t tit cunts. ut-tstetml its t‘riuiuvls. for litt‘
.‘\‘;3ll\g til llll ‘htt‘tltl‘ lltlttmt (\llt‘l litt‘ll
«‘ttt unv» tutttvttt “out i be tvttt‘tlty of the
ttatttv \\‘v c» llllltt til tin prompt li‘3l~\tt oi
the good t t‘. r ‘t‘.\ of Not “tilt to titt willows
of lsw in this cttv. dud ‘mt \\‘t‘t‘ll. Jittluv
Ututv. it: the vow nt‘ .‘lN l‘ttutnws Madden.
t?!\‘\‘ a \vltulrsutuv null jest ttttvtrm‘tutttut at
the lltr‘lllll c. l l tho ll\\\‘ by it division tltttt
lltt‘ lttucuttgv and llllt‘tti ul it ts to prevent
the tiltlt‘ or any liquor which ltllilxl0~\‘t“. no
'tlttllt‘t if it be called “ Scltt ttvk “ or what
llt\l-l\ decision that destroys l’tt‘ inst t‘xcttst‘
for ttllouitt: rtln turd lager under the mum
of Sclit‘ttvk and llt‘uustvtek to in» boldly mild
in all the silo-its. Judge Cttttv‘s division is
such as does honor to his jttductttt tit. tutti is
in mutant \vttlt tltc vtt \vs tut-l knowledge
of tilt “ltd lt tvv vivrtt tilt‘ mutt-qr tiny curt
hltit‘l‘ttllt‘ll. 'l‘ture i~tt‘t tt trim in this twtvn
WIN lilllliih‘ lil till. iiillltll' \lt‘lit‘f \‘l‘ titty illil‘
t‘la‘t'. littl kttmts llldl the law is strong enough
to (thaw cvt-ry salmon in the town within tiit
ut.\t z-l\ \\ tks. The only lllltu: lurking ls
illlltlltllrl ‘si til‘Ili \\ itlt'ltisfictttrtc lh tili‘y do any
Min i‘.->ll‘t‘ viptl‘trtt‘t- in its deflection urtd
llllltl‘illllt'lll. \Vltvrr “c lave ellt‘ll t'lllx‘lttls
it... n»;tl\‘ “Mil
_...__.—.‘ >--————
25,000 FIRE I
.‘elillul Brae. lint Factory, N. II. It.
It, Repair-Shop and l.. (invert-glit-
store and Tenement Totally Doe-
truyed.
A fin.- brttkc out in Alums Bros.
tory. about ‘2 o‘clock I-‘r‘ititty ruttrrtiur.
.4
mil u rm 0... 1..“ tin: ltqttut‘
C llrt‘.
lrtt fuc-
I'
was first discovered by Jubtt Tultlt' and
Owen Night. “ \\‘lpl‘73 " ut the round house
of the N. Y. ti; N. ll. littllrnrttl Company.
\Vllt‘ll fir~l tlisc li‘i‘ri‘ti 'I‘ttillu says the ll rule
was It) the dye Sll1\}\.1|llti tv:tt sit Sill‘lli tit-it
ltt'
of w t' :.
t-nttltl lntvu put it out with ti ft w buckets
ll! was llll'tilit‘ t-i not the Water.
but as 5 nm us [lttssllti- ~irr ubttttt Ion ruin.
trtt-c—tntt his trtgriut- out «in t‘ro turt -t lllit‘
wml s-tttmlct-l lire ultrm. By this linw titt'
ll mics llllti txlt'llllt‘il in such till t-xlt-nl titttt
tin-y wt-re hunting through the, windutvs
and roof. The ttlstrm “"trl it! once tundr-
ccnt-rul fl‘lti tilt: fire tit‘p‘iliJlt‘Dl turned out
and n tttlivtl the cot.“ ignition ton lute to do
anything to save the factory. which was
soon completely enveloped in flitrtes. There
was snmo delay in getting the water on the
fire. and it communicated to the railroad N’-
pair shop on the cart. and to the building
owned by L Cnvunngh on the west. The
firemen labored to prevent its extending on
the west and succeeded In arresting it after
the destruction of Mr. Cttvuuugh's tenement
and the partitl burning of his residence ad-
joining. The repair shop being somewhat.
isolated was allowed to burn. The firemen
alsolttborcti to prevent the fire communicat-
lug with tho but forming factory on the
stitr‘h. rind suooccdt-d in kCt'png it from
even getting n scorching There was storm
in the boiler of the fuctrry nod the steam
pump was put in operation and kept a
steady Sili‘anl on the building.
Probably if the alarm illltl been suuutlcd
sooner the fire might. have been checkt-d
with less damage. but. the irtflututrttlrlecltur-
actor of the but fucttiry rendered it impossi-
bletosavc it after the flames bud got so
much headway. 8 true ba'sb criticsms
were made up in the tire dcp'trtrucut
become of the delay in gtttiug all the hose
into use. and there is cottuioly ground for
complaint that the hose was not all available
at once. There were 300 feet of hose. tltet
should have been on the curriugc.thet lay on
the 6 :0: on the hose carriage room. This
was taken (if when the carriage left for the
Dsnbuty parade and was not reeled on
again after the rt turn. If. is but justice,
however. to the firemen to say that they
worked hard. and did the best they could to
errtst the flames, and were fortunately suc~
cceetul in quenching them without further
demsge.nn-l it is hard to see how they could
your spree, and Will Nncmda 1 MP“ the have done better. under the circumstances.
necessity for those criticisms. And I advise
“Temperance” to lesru s more wise end all our tires. and that is the omciousmssof
Christian method of heeliug difficulties than certain parties. who iutcrhm wily- much
thet of e wholesale miereprcscntstiou of the with that which re none of their bestow.
words. ettitude. lpll'it. and motives of soy and thus greetlv sunny and interfere with
one to whom be We“! to be e “ sincere the engineers end foremcn
friend.” Were it not for the am. injustice enter to and full than do better. tbst meet
done to the cause of temperseoc itself I of users spt todo the fault finding.
should not hove noticed them is.
waived in hieertiele. Lleipereuee" hopes end the insureeee:
$.13»de “will eel-e their
"all" end wail: flair fines.” Well, dimmed building. stock. etc..tn policies .
a . asst end stein. Who. hr whithhu
There is one thing that is noticeable ht
It is so much
The following are the estimued losses
Adm Bmthcrs had: on insurance of
of fro! QT.” to a.” in the follow!“
York 01"! ‘01 89'! 79*. Queen.
in the mustache? fully covet-log a. to c. me any plums, \' p .
Ghee. lflller lied .480 “emcee on his time with thirty two. one? for esoh.
addict-y stock. in the Rochester German.
lure encept n sewing machine sud straw
bed were destroyed. leaving him destitute.
He is deserving of sympathy and assistance,
and we understand an effort is being made
in a measure to make good his loos. All
who can should loud him ti helping hand.
G o. Scheub‘s premises were in great
dengor. but by keeping thorn thoroughly
drenched with water they \vcre saved. and
had not the 3 tines been arrested on the west
as they were it is prubtbly that till the
houses on the south side of Clay street
would have been destroyed.
The Messrs. Adams will rebuild on the
old site with brick at once.
The Dearth I‘llttu l‘arty.
dieters Editors of the Sauerkrau—l sup~
pose every body in South Normal: knows
who comptsed the above parry-Jim I thuttuht
it would be of some interest to your to know
how they conduct themselves away from
home. The [tiny wits gotten up N am Chas.
E. Farts and was ctunpmed of about thirty
gentlemen. lrvceived a ptutml card from
the Molar stilling “lit the “‘Vnnl D. Smith“
would leave the duel: limit of E intlisth 3L.
on “would! morning at 8 o‘clock. «Atop. It
it not necessity for tire stride tbs! l was on
time. t s 1 calculated to t: i if f bud to any up
all the night before. Like :til lurge :Hllltfi we
\tetc behind in gating 03‘. will uf Cllti‘s‘é
cautiously nuts! ulwttvs be behind Will
lie.“ haul to put so vxtu lunch tut his time
tsebtx that of course innate hint lulu. Sun“
der had bcett u‘l the morning lmthitur for his
dog. and inst nude hitu li‘”. but after ell
we left the dirk shout lull [\fil tight stu‘td
the cheers hut“ the crowd on the \Viilhi‘f. turd
the hunting of \‘liitN‘ sud the toll of the
drums and the stub h of flfvo‘. We srriwl
at the Detleu llouse about nine uehehavttete
we were svlutvd. end in return Vk‘t‘x‘thtttthtfl
dove luster of the lit tuttue club. ll menu of
the Hunt club). muted three t‘ltwte.
which were given with s will. When we tit
rivet «tithe bacon. .\l\| c «died s business
meeting sud the ftdlow‘tuc vtllesrs were ebe
"d ‘w‘l‘h\\ ll. p\«"i.\ uttntumitttc. II. W.
footer. \‘tt‘v t‘ttttttttttlutt‘; 13. R “Nd \tv.
eerily: “Attit‘ “A“. Milli»: muster; t‘ltth
l)tltblt\ gunner . l. \tvttr ~ "but“ espt tttt of
the tt tutwrstttv bttttttitt is; ll. ti ~ldett. this!
mister. sud to supply llti‘ ptr‘y \vtttt fvmitml
nutter. After the eltetl \t\ of ~ tli vrs it was
vvi lettt titst ltr-stt‘t \vss disstttdled with his
vtlloo. etc presume be ititttnyitttxl taut he \v \\
c impound to not its wtmtttottxtre. ss Ito ttnl
been vim .‘ottttuotlorc ut‘ tt tltltd clsss club
for years. so he wont tlowtt in lilt‘ hold. out
tint was the last we svv of ititti \tttttl \vv nt-
tlvvd in lltttttiugt in. and of c \tlf‘fl‘ was e W:
sutured the “ lttxss tttopnr“ of the pttty
titldvn. he tm put on :th ltwuttw he was
not ltttttnrvtl uitlt some higher position. and
he like 1. slot h’lll‘t‘tl ill tau cubiti rind vvcu
pied one of the berths till the way over. but
I guess most of the tt-ttty tttottcltt the vtlloe
too good for him. liar ttv 2| quit-t ltmkvt .tlt.‘
was etuust-l to st‘t‘, tlw capers of lltt‘kvrtuau.
ll tf'l‘y. .Lill)‘t'f. t‘rttv. (‘trurlcs and S tlllllt‘l
Smith “ii illL‘ wry aver; llrst lili‘)‘ \vuttldfituvv
the drums ,rrttl film ttttttt‘ltirig around litt-
lmtt disturbing (\u ly it i ly till it mid. t‘utt
tin-y would palt‘tltttvtr itt tttc (“illill on a pit
ty who ut-rv playing. I think tltt y culled it
“ shove the buck.“ and try ttntl hr. tilt it up
\Vc arrived til the mouth of Huntington ltlll~
bot lllttllll t'it‘l‘l‘fl o'clock. \vlticlr bus u very
narrow p tssntztt. ttttd tltc (‘tlrl‘t'lil is vcry
strung. tvlll \\'v \trru v ty ftirttrn tit: in LIL-t-
lint; liu i‘l‘ W‘lt‘li lilt’ litic nus running ill.
”(“1lilt‘wilrl.til‘tirllggi‘l.\\'.ts t‘;t[tll\‘.tlt‘tl
\\ lltl lllt‘ \t‘t"tl‘l‘_\‘. ‘Illtl tlu- first thing \\'t‘ know
ill‘ or is tn the sill til int i ski-tolling lilt‘ sur-
rounding country. lllt‘iil‘l‘limll couldn't
stand Ill ti, ltu svl lrittt ti Yrift. lilltl
WllNl ll ‘yt tiiscovcrcl his ctrtttiiiiltti bv \vts
littlf it little ustcrrt. When we \vetc tit-rit-
ing the dock we were stunned to st-c an i'ltl
Lung Isluutlt-r, on the dock kicking; up his
heels in grout agony. ketpiug time with the
much ; sumo raid that is w:ts ll trty, they sup-
posed lac liztd l'lktlu the sruull bout liliil gone
“Lo id to l‘t‘CL‘in‘ us in g uttl slirtpe, but they
smut discovered their t‘l'l‘ill‘, its (it-urge Scl-
lt‘ck \\'t‘ltl tlllt‘ cw «tr. liitn tliltl pronounced
him It gl‘Hllllll‘ lung I<l~trttlt‘r. \Vt' ltttllcd
llllll and he sail Iris lltilll" was J tlin Thump
sou. “fill that ho lmtlu’t lrcmi such ttruszc in
littrr'iog'tm for MTV!) yo ”‘3. After we it u lv
fast to the duck. the Mn} tr invitml us t I sit
down to it chicken put pic dinner. \‘i lttcli
wns served up in his “Sll‘li gnod style. Aftcr
dinner We took a stroll through tho fawn.
which by the way is u small plztco about u
mile ulmvu navigation. has two newspapers.
number of nice start-s. two large hotels. etc.
But to see the actions of the “mutinere” (for
that is the title we give the crowd that dis-
turbed us till the way over), it was perfectly
uwful. flirting with the gills. stopping to
talk with the merchants. and several other
thiuas. Luster and Golden did not start with
the main body from the boat. and they made
uppaernucc in town about bn‘f an hour lat-
or. hardly noticing any one of their own
crowd; “0 know they did not ertj ty it. and
some one suggested thet tickets be purchas-
ed on the railroad and they sent bome.but as
tore was no train that day.tt was decided to
take them along. Rowan made a purchiso
of an earthen \vnsh htlfld butluand prcseutcd
it to Charles Smith on condition that he
would ctrry it to the bout. We stayed in
town about it!) hour, when we chartered twu
stag. s and started for" the boat. On the way
down. Mr. qul of Notwttlk passed around
the basin for tho lures. and we are uncharlt-
able enough to believe that be put the mun~
cy in lilo pocket, as we lad t i pay over
again when we arrived at he bout. Soon
as we gttt to the. bunt Dicltcumt'i ordered as
out for parade, (we forgot to stutu that be
had been tlcctcd at our pioneer). we almost
wished that his South Norwuik friends had
been there to sec him. He marched us
erouud the dock about twenty times leading
us with his fancy paper but. had tomuhawk
baton. and finally on it p of it Long Island
manure beep. and some of those Huntington
people sttgg.stett that we were in our cle-
monl. Alter be had kept us there about ten
minutes he marched ttbuurd the boat. and
the order was givt n to cast off the line and
we were soon on our way to Nortbport.
where we arrived about seven o‘clock. Say»
der was rrquested to carry a line ushore so
we could but to the dock, and somebody in-
troduced hint to the crowd. and he didn’t
hear the lost of it until we left. After we
lendcd we were ordered to full in line by
our pioneer for dress parade. ~ turd were
marched through the princpul streets. back
to the bust Lester 0thch to the more!»
St)
leg. but the forced tutu the line bringing up
the veer. Alter wewere dictate-comma ofthe
party took I molt through the town. As
we passed up the street we recognixad some
of our petty when; cante- wlththe felr
sexaweeecueedbevidofhelug one a“,
pettyhetheeodeuy-deeled M‘flflm; _-
bed to give to. we won't my haying.
we sttrted for home under s single rvsf.
H. Tilly, blacksmith. who occupied the old see dogs said it looked rather dusty.
the nllroed building. bed on insurance of We got ebout opposite Eeton'e neck light
.800 on his stock. Several carriages in the we took another reef in the main sell. one
building belonging to costumers were sevcd. was running pretty high. some wanted to
Charles Dsuchy who occupied the spert- go back, others wanted to go through. when
cttte over the e-tddlcry store sulfate the all of a sudden the boat made alungo breath
greatest. loss. as all his clothing end furnia log it era the whole lenght of her. then we
we're all of one opinion. that was to go buck.
Stillsnn said it reminded him of the time
_&ink it prudent to follow.
We went about and put in for Nortbporl.
when he vitae driving those 3M bogs heroes
the Rocky mountains. The captain said the
reason he turned back was becsuse the wind
blew his coat tails inbis eyes and be Couldn’t
70m.noule:78totb. on. Its
Notions] Bonk. b
334%“
who ufwrwerds entered the
can now
him roster. and receive the one Woollen
cxtre bounty due them
‘3.
unortflmm Hm. "Eu‘
To Lat 01‘ Lem.
m »
Tasg‘swrein Wuhlngtel 8"":ch by .
th Norwelk. CL. formerly
better-local”: the store
ATKAN
Of Interest
Rule Heath‘s Soldiers to the men-n Wee.
U. 3. 3.. for threeycoreu
ended but: Lew
'0
or
obtain under the .-
beetroot
W. 8. ”010*
Dibflc‘l Block. Soutlfiorwelk.
see. On the way buy back Crew presented
Raymond with n chine set. and Lester with
snelcgant chain to be used on state occasions.
Some of our party left us when we srrived
883-".
are! on"! Look oy-Stock “use
1‘ Sb 2 k 00‘s . A
MU! 3. 1.. waffle
Bridgeport. Done.
at the dock and took the train home. The
night was spent quietly. the only distttr~
bunco being El. \Vbitutuu‘s sourcing. On
a
For Sale Chap.
tin‘ti'tiflinfiaé‘mf‘m fierluo e3 ‘W
together. and in the morning when Golden
got up he missed his shoes.- end locking
urottud he saw that Dickormeu find them
on. he tried to explain it by snying it was
only one uf his jokes. The soil home I‘“
rather rough. but no one was sick. Came
«Who sound in about an hour. Take
it all in till it was plchsant time. The party
are undir uhligttliun to Gould Hoyt as silk
lug muster. assisted by Gus Rtytunud and
John L Richirds. and also Mu)» ()me
dole Ferris and ueistsuts 0b“ Dibble end
Mu‘t \lt‘bittu tn in ennuiis‘nry deptrttnent. *
W
lhaubury File Pam
Altbettub the weather was dieidvdly
sgtiust the event. the purm‘e of the Ru-
burv lt‘tlv Djuthuertt 0'! Thursday wsse
stit‘RSSt tu rt‘ntuet every penicillin. TM
luys cut thtwuushly wet. to be sure. but
they \u‘tv detertttiutd to nut lo dispiritvd
sud \vettt tbtuucb the line of “nicks some
of the way in \‘ttlt‘l overly to thrir hum
Tbtte twenty we die sud St‘mtt‘t‘fl ntns‘e
t\\i tumuiesti‘uiaiu lino Nutty of the New
.\\lll\\i went to liiuburv bv wsyut this city.
Brewstvrs “with & Ind be t‘« and “dune
b‘utt lltxse t\\ of Settling. «eh coco!»
l\\‘llit\l by it Mud. Nine by sttxvtttt r Adelpbi
\Vedues tsy t “‘lllllh‘. and were r velvet by
s twnuuttte twin Dittbttry sud the Stuth
X-ttt'uslk downtown“ and l‘tsmter ll. ti 1..
t‘ \ ot‘ Nor-w ‘k. tied tswrtcd to \ stwihl
tron for litultttty
t‘t uttlvvd ltvrv shout bslf pvst
two Tainted xv llldlttilti}. and euro Nhtl
for till utorttlne ltv l‘utnutu llxwv (Mummy.
‘l‘tw tttnt‘ttitig trsttts lttttllcltl titeu sud uppit-
tsttts lt‘wtlt «ll iviurh‘h“ and two sluvisl
trstus \\‘.‘t‘t‘ no that tt not tlttttt tullettltuty.
llvfotv the pattidv the visiting committee
new set v. d \vtt‘t lttttvlt.ttnd after the pmtde
with u it up tittti t\\llttll~‘l\
The picture prt 8‘ Ni ii by Old \\‘t~ll llm‘k
\k L‘tiltlt‘l‘ (‘ t. l“ \“lt‘ilu‘g‘h‘u “00R 3‘ Led
\it‘t‘ \‘tt ullt‘ttt‘lt‘tl it it gt‘tttl \lt‘ttl Hf tttl.‘tttltitl ‘
—-it being tumult tl tlt‘tt it was vtetvvd by
at less! ‘2 t‘t't‘tt‘t pt oplv.
'I‘ltc dumt‘nti» us of tho lu\\‘ll were very.
firm—mums living [\l'tt‘l‘tl over the sited in
runny places. tillii the pr. ptrttiottt for end
f'tt‘i‘lllitlll of the \‘lsillt‘tg \lvltgntittns in it
settle \vttli Dstttltttty‘s \wl‘ ‘tttutvn rttputstion
for liwspttttlity. and it is ti cm~c fur rccrct
it at tint t-lctttrttts s \ ch :ttly interior .l with
lllt‘ (‘Alllltllls‘ of the mmsiurt.
— v- «w
ltownytou.
Tili‘l‘t‘ is every indicttiatt lil‘tl We \vil
ltttvc ti good quality of uystcts this season.
There is also it lair-4v set of st‘cl oysters for ‘
tho i tllltlllt: new tr 1t.
ll) It tlttcet. tltu R ‘V. \V. H iimtlt‘ ttf
Smith N ttwuik will give us 3| lecture mt
Monday night. tltt~ princtplc luplc of which
will b:- temperance. This will be u rurc.
Hunt. for writ place. HS .\ir. Bonit- is one of
Hit: llllt‘:l lecturers in tho country
\Vc wrrtt pleased to learn that Miss‘ Frrtnv ‘
Cis E. lirrttiiey. who has btcn touching ut ‘
our school for the ptst four years. has a ‘
sittttiintt which is in accord with her abilities
as it lt‘tlt‘llt‘l‘. its principal of ti)“ Concord
Strt ct Union School. Sfllllli Ntiru‘ttlk —
The people burn on» diswppointuti in not
having her services us she has much ability
as u tcuchcr. turd his the 1:10! of gttiuing the
affection of the children tilltl consequently
goal control.
Mr. lit‘flly Avt'ry‘s stiti~ir:»‘.:tw. Fred Sco—
fl-sld, who it‘ll his In: broke lust “"t‘t‘ii. rittt!‘
Elm (il'thC by life running il\\“ly of his horse.
is dangerously iii. The break was “but
l.llt‘_\' (‘ull ll Clill§|-Illn.l fracture. and bus
slipitt‘tl from its pitco twice since it has
bt't‘n set. lie is so ft-blc thut his doctor
says it. is doubtful if he could stand it to
have it set. if it should again slip out of its
place before hitting together. He was just
recovering from an illness when this not
dcrrt buppencd. Helms borne this pein with
great fortitude. beingto feeble to take oblo-
roforni.
As we stated last week. Capt. L'Hommi-
ditu sailed on no excursion with his sloop
Irene and ~seventeen excursionists to Port
Jefferson. and was treated with Courtesy and
kindness. S i much so that the p irty spoke
with enthusiasm of the pleasure they rt~
cclved. Capt. George Washington Morris,
the owner of a very bandStime yacht. made
us a visit from that place this wrek with his
yacht. She has the reputation of being
very fast. Capt. Mvris only sails her for
his own pleasure and has no desire to bet on
a race. In the kindness of his heart be put
the yacht in charge of Capt. Charles God~
frey fur tt short pleasure sail with a number
of ladies. No sooner was be under way
than it was determined by n number of our
townsmcn to take the pride out of this funny
yacht by Ont-suillng her with what they call
a working beat, the Carrie Flemming.
Although she has the reputation of being
the fastest boat of her size in these weters.
No sooner was our guest”: yacht Capt. Mor-
rls out of the mouth of the harbor when the
Carrie gave her chase for the purpose of
taking the pride out of our guest without
any previous notice. and chased her around
during the entire trip. innocently believ-
ing they were making her look small and
themselves victors nut taking into considera-
tion that they Were light while our guest
was weighed down by 3.1001be. of bullsst
and numerous passengers. u bout on her
stern. with s very light bronze. Capt. Mob
ris stud if they were anxious for a trial of
speed he would give them it cbeuco out in
the deep waters of the sound. end accord
ingly placed his yscbt in the charge of Capt.
Clinics Godfrey and Commodore Hilton
whomve them notice eccttrdlngly. Although '
it blew neerly e [rule they sturted out for e
trial of spent. Our guest sailed directly
out into the deep weters of the sound. The
Currie took e course along shore to“
bleed. Bhebcing on open boot did not
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To Rent Cheap.
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Bittlway’s
Select School.
ARCH St. RQRWAR. CT.
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store. hit «so: tit «new seat latches“ “mum
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twdttors‘ remoteness: tustltetvd. All my
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sot ttt town h strum Wt“ t‘t
STADLER 30m
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with it alerts of his «hunted 8‘
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St‘ltonk & l3ruus‘viclr
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I-Aa‘wnxan TOUR
Music In“, South Eur-walk,
Friday, Sep. 13.78.
HYERS SISTERS
Combination.
In their New upcrtt fiottfl‘c Extrsvugenn. ratified
URLINA!
OR THE
AFRICAN PRINCESS
ONLY COLORED nt‘RtJtS 1‘8 LTROL'I’E IN
EXISTEXL‘S.
lutmdttciug‘
MISSES NADA" l! and LOI‘ISE E. IIYKRS
Soprano end t‘tmtrsltu.
BILLY KERSANDE.
The Greatest Living t‘ttlorcd Comedian.
MR WILLIE E. LYLE.
Letc of tho Gawain hilustrols. Female Impersonator
hill. WA LLACE KING.
The Wonderful Terror.
.MR. JOHN W. LUCA.
Baritone.
(And the
"TENS SISTERS QI'ARTmE.
Whose more has extended from Ocean t i Or" in.
Newnnd Dauling Scent-r . (‘0 watts end
fulgcnt Custuurce. sud Eutirily NderScencr-y. Ro-
Anzu rsstox. - . . 3-,.-
oncuxsrns. . . 5....
BALCONY. . - - 75c
Seats can be secured four days in edvsuce ui
Hoyt‘s drug store. 80. Norwelk. and Spencer‘-
jewelry store. Noun-elk. «B
c A RIRTKG'E
Wood Work
FROM THE
Wheel and Want Belling 00.,
0F BRIDGEPORT.
A Full end Compleste Assortment of
Wheels,
Spokes,
llu bs,
Bands,
Felloee
Carriage Bows,
AND ALL Kurtis or
Carriage and Sleigh
Bent Wood Work.
Together with e Complete Assortment of
Carriage .Hartlttart,
Cur xow u Pom u-
H.‘ M. t J. T. Proms,
47 Main Street. Nor-walk.
II it an lstttltllrg Fact
1'an
D’ARTO
18
$35.. .
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studs Urn-km“ i
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Monday. September lflb. '
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divinity
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vurablo. There was a little ttnpletts’mtuess. “may.“ ”mm.“ mfmf“"m "T “mmhw .
it seems that Diekcrmsn and Golden rimmed not sooth hornets. (xi-n. mummmumkm mesa,
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sun. 113. new comm
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Clerical Paint!
Whiteheud&0ll
Altother lllXED PAINTS ere simpty
on unmet-cut. untried end “manly
unknown.
Genuine Averill :Chctuioel
Point sold by
Raymond Bros.
A turn {IFFER
TO PURCHASERS OF
Rubber Paint.
We will make the following unpenllclcd
offer to purchasers of our poi-rt.
If, at. the End of Two
Years, the Point is not En-
tirely Satisfactory and in
all Rcspccts as Represented
the Money will be Prompt-
ly Romndcd.
Rubber Point is the G Dene-e
the Age. so our ,, rested. of
Increased Salts :
c
And the noiveteet retitf ‘
every trounce will testify. 0" If“. h
FOR SALE BY
.John E. trends.
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