t
3'
roarovdavaat man. the it
“rye-Autism“ style I ‘ l
#eribnvv‘e Mufls‘rdukrtm.‘
8t. Riv-bolus
gczlectl lie I‘ fit,"
Aim-dean.
\ a: scarabv. Id
can: Nun-cry. SLES.
Hot of Letters
1 Hume In the Ween sheath Norwatl
Sop t. 5. revs. Percent canine for say of then
ettcra will would fly they or. advertised
unrxs LIST
Mrs. Elvis J. Allen. Mrs. Frank Corn-
ateclr. Mrs. Ella i'nnsner. Mary 1’. Rush.
GENTLKMBN‘B LIST.
Dr. Banks. Mr. Daniel Brown. Mr. J. G.
living, John L Knapp.
.r. s. BURNING. Pout-Mum.
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LII! of Letters
1) RM timt‘. in the Foot. Care at Nowell. C onn
L Sept. 5. 18173. Persons calling for any of
t‘ir niiuie will please say “Advertised."
Miss Nellie Aherne. Miss Annie Allen.
Oliver Bartlett. Catherine Callaghan.Cborlec
C ply. James “:1 Greater. Mary Carpenter.
Thomas N. Crow, Mn. Mary Fancy. Elna~
then Finch. John W. Green. Mrs. Ireland,
Liixon Jellifl‘, Ellen McCarthy. B. S. 0:.
born. hire. Lewis Pryor, E. S. Price. James
Ryan. Mary Ann Rowen. Mrs. W. A. TI)“
Taylor. Joseph Tammany. A. C. Tylcrfiirs.
Susan Vents. Andred S. Witteibury. Lire.
Amends Young.
cuss. OLM-STEAD Post Hater.
girlie first: and Elation.
St. John‘s L :dge. I“. & A. M. netted (300
(r in their excursion to Coney inland.
M..—
use
‘14“
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fig.
ton tee ntt’he above mt nae
teholaa. .8 OJ; Demomat‘v.
u
It
u
is
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Sir. George Warren. on Chestnut strctt.
h .5 given his house a new cont of point.
. ——-—¢o+——-——-
llr. Imvrence McClure has corn in his
gtf‘it‘n some of the stalks of which will
reach fourteen feet in height.
coo——
If the people would two the weeds from
gutters in front of their residences. it would
add much to the appearance of our stretts.
"—9...“
:Th«: town election campaign will begin
about the middle of September, and the
issue will be license or nodicensc.
”Q...—
The oysters have tinishui their vacation,
and have returned to their regular haunts in
excellent condition.
—-——-—¢oo————-
—Ice Cream of all flavors at Hollind‘s
Sit-eon. opposite the City Hotel.
\‘v'o are under tbugntions to Mr. Lewis
Tiit‘lr: for some fine specimens of native
peaches. grown on his form. They were of
ltlllls‘tl.tl sizr and delicious tiivor.
r—«V
Since the first day of August. Coilec‘or I“.
A. Times has mllccted over $7.000 on the
I‘itt' list of 187 People are wise tb \I pay
thiir taxes promptly.
W—‘w .-__
ilev. .\ir. Dunning arrived home from his
v testion last week and occupied his pulp t
.y. lie {ruched from the trait. in the
nine. "All my springs are in Thee.“
7%
.‘ir. Rt er. the champion k'tis‘ ‘iltlltt‘i an t
“hilt‘w'tslit‘f'. has n! irued from .\i titht‘s
\‘mryird. and is now ready to “I‘V'CII‘I to a‘l
Stind
iii »'
calls for his servicx-s
«o
‘w direction of G nerd Siuitu. Lituttnuiit
(‘vlonrl Crotiit of the Fourth regiment has
withdrawn the circular pimp Hill); the com
pany ptrtdes of the I‘t‘gltllt‘fli. and they will
tshe place xs originally intended.
* 90fiv'w—
Joseph Mack"? was union: the crowd of
bank-opts who tool: itdvuntagc of the last
oportitnity under the law to settle with his
creditor by legal process instead of money.
Illubiiitics. ““000; inserts nothing
. o..—
N‘m.‘ m i- and Homer‘s monthly are out fo
8! it tuber. n ii two bi tier numbers of these
mot ixcc ‘lent msgwxines hsv‘ nit latt y
b w: i sued For so‘ e at ii. I“ B idwell‘ s
this city. and Andrew Sellvch‘s. Nerwallt.
”wow——
Tue trove} \‘ork whit by steamer A ietphi
is now very grewt. and owing to the (pi-tn.
iity of baggage. the steamer is delayed rev.
eral minutes in her dtptfltll’l‘; but the t‘me
iakcnerully made up on the way down.
W
“ Emma. you are not as deaf as you were.
are you t“ add u mother the other evening.
as they were coming down Blain street. to
here little daughter. woo had complsiued of
being hard of hearing for a month or so.
“I don‘t know. ms; I can‘t hear that lady
playing on that piano in there.
W
-—L Ink at the handsome ceilings for
upriog weir which will be made up to order
at usionishingay low prices. at Burlem‘ a the
clothinr.
——-—OO§———
The Rev. Mr. Bentley will preach at the
open sir temperance meeting. next Sabba n.
at a p. m. (the weother permitting) Text.
Second Kings. 8th chapter. Nb and “iii
writes—“And tie answered. ‘ Fur not. in
they that be with in no more than they that
be with them.‘ " etc.
W
The newly appointed oncera of the Ne
tinnx‘ Gourd will be examined at N‘iantic.
Sept. 1231:. by a board consisting of Gen. R
B. Ciaufnrrl. Lieutenant Colonel David Tore
renco and I»). Thomas lemons. There
are forty~eisht of thorn ineluiing Colonels
Baboon tinn- and Tabb;
W
The peace“ of the lawn fair. held Aw.
lsehtrouataoo'cioctr r. )l.. by“).
"not. Helpers" of Norwalk. 0t“ have been
seat a follow: cm to yellow fever a! r~
eraio the South; .10 to a new church in
ant herford. Tex-ta: '3 to the Rome for
listen; fimChhdrou‘o Aid Society. to-
tat. OS. mum. helpers consist of 18
ymgfiemfitmldmou.
W
“be e deli~
the use of
01an haven
of vile “at“ was the
wbhb maid! ‘W
to a Iain ureet cit-bar
guided him to
dons “a haul-I “mural“
“Solo-b on D I!
m
mil-rm
Hurrah-touted"
i;
Ammonia stare h «hour;
find thfiaflmforttatolaoaMat
Mable
m‘.‘w c.“
law in Mica ta been. awtthuted.
and the general entry tow-he‘s mile; to
Mt
v—w» woo» «—
he discovery that leprooy lathe in cirrus
made by Chicane- baa been the means of
forcing the “bum“ out the bottom
W
“w! Glut: II. It. Nicol: and wife journeyed in
that handful city by the my“ Dish. lnat
week—M
~4th did “Uncle Henry“ get married‘
H—
-—IIolland‘I In Civarn is neltnnwlcducd
by all to be the best in the city. Only 10C
pct-plate.
”9““
Editor pine of the Danbtiry Globe has
gone into the pria i show business. and opens
at the Dunbury Opera House tonight.
———”——__
An excl‘nnce says the “ muskrnts predict
a cold winter." We shall not believe it on
til we hear the prediction from the musk rat's
own lips.
ov—
Millineia and dressmskers begin to look
expectant. and the men folks to look do.»
pendent. Singular that nll classes and both
sexes enu‘i be happy at the some time.
-——¢oo-——~
School began in the Union Dintrlct on
Monday under the most favorable clrcum~
stances.» The attendance in the primary
grade was so large that about thirty of the
children have hitd to be placed in Iioyt‘s
Hall under Miss Benjamin.
———-—-¢o>———
This country is becoming so crowded with
marksman, athletes. swimmers and oarsiucu
wearing motels on their breasts. that the or-
dinaiy man will soon have to return to blue
costs with brass buttons. in order to keep
from sinking into utter insigniflcunce.
-——-<-ow—-—-—
—Don I either during this but we: ithtr
when you can buy the best Ice Ul't‘tilll ui
Hollund‘s for 10¢. a plate or 49;. a quart
-——-¢oo——-—
Old Well Hook & Ladder Co.. by the use
of the services of Goo. 8. North. mils-monk
with them to Dnnbnry n picture of every
member of the company in an elegant frame
50:78 inches. to be presented to Washington
Hook .9; Leader Co.. of Dnnbury. The
pictures were all cabinet size. and nrruugcd
around a photograph of the truck in the
centre. The likenesses were veiy fine it id
very creditible to Mr. North and fl Ittciinv
to the boys.
oeor
Lint Saturday evening there was an in.
formal meeting of Workingnien in this city
to organize a party in the interests of 1‘ ie
laboring classes. Committees worcnppolni
ed to secure funds and spenkers for ll public
meeting to be held at an early date. Tue
second meeting \vill beheld iit J. it. iluyr
mond‘s carpenter shop this (Friday) evening,
and all in favor of a reform that will ad-
vance the interests of workingmen are. invit-
ed to be present.
«Ow——
The Supreme Court of the State of blow
York has decided thst J. C. Aycr & 00.. of
I. swell. have the sole right to use the words
Cherry Pu‘t li‘dl for in medicine. and has is-
sued tin injunction against F. Y. ltzi~hton of
New York City. for selling iiushton‘s Cher
ry Pectwrsl or Cherry Pectorsl i. it dices. or
any other use of the mine to deceive the
public. This decision of the hixli c-iui'i lll~
eludes gll dot] ‘rs who sell any siiiiilnr :ir'i
emu-Port .lt-ti‘erson. t!.. i \ I.“‘\'it~f.
77"
The cnsc of William Alt‘X‘lfl it", of it to.
bury. charged with burglary. \Vna iiniled iii
the (‘iiy t‘wtirt )trtt‘rt‘tt)‘. and his friends
not him on board the tr:Iin.nntl. its llli‘)‘ sup
posed. stfrlv on his w l\‘ to X rtvn‘lt. on
rotit ‘ fir home. When Norwnll. w is ie-‘cfr
ed, however. their men \Trh‘ :l'l l
on iii the same time he e its being lt-cke 1 up
in the police at Mon for drtiokenm-ss. ii is
supposed he slipped I if the tr till before
lo-tviitc this city. This inorniuc be \vvss
lined in the City Court itnd will have to no
to j iii to work out the amount. Some men
never know when thvy are well NIB—lithium
ttoft 831m? ml
tniniuu.
.0.
The l‘ niit-d Stiles bini rnptcv lnw wont
tilt of (‘Xi\‘\‘ll(“ on Sititrdn). and its inst
days were inside Ittciiiorablc by the rush of
in p cunious business "it‘ll nnd sliystcrs to
take ntlvnntnge of its pr ivisiuns for defraud-
ing ercttit-irs. Willi the repent of the law
the old S‘ate laws go into operation. and
hereafter the pmss of svtiling insolvent
estates will be for the insolvent to make up
a~sicnmrnt of his property. and the papers
are tiled in the prtitxtte office. A flush e la
appointed and also filmmiisiuncra. the latter
to examine and approve claims. a definite
time being fixed by the Court within which
claims they be presented. All the property
is turned into cash by the “1140?. it‘ ‘0 [MT
cent. of the whole amount is ptid on the
claims tbme who have submitted claims are
barred from receiving: nnythinu more; but
there is nothing compulsory about the pn.
av ntation of claims. and those not presented
may at the expiration of two years run in it
process of attachments against any propeity
the insolvent debttir may the. provided the
name of limitation does but D‘tl' them.
But any claimant who finds that if by wait.
in: two years that this statute will cut him
o8. may meantime. and at any t‘me before
the two years have expired bring suit and
obtsinjudycment which will hold without
limit. All there is then of advantage to n
debtor by 2"ng into insolvency is an csmpc
from annoying attachments and n ptxxsibiliiy
of etcctlng u compromise wi‘h till his crut-
itora. Any creditor who does not cure to
prt out his claim msy ataad aloof, and take
his chances of rum what he cin hater.
*—
During the present week there has been
on exhibition in the show window of i. M.
Hoyt‘rdrug store the picture. of the mem-
bers of Old W ell Hook & Ladder Co .wbieh
were elegantly {framed for presentation In
Washington limb & Ladder Cu. It has
been quite interestine to hear the various
comments on the pictures. etc. When a
adoration of the truck boya get in front of
the window there are such remarks as the
following. in anppmud tone of voice:
“ Now I tell you that‘s just trier. " “ That‘ll
be Just about the nicest thing that company
hos seen “ “ Don‘t you think the Chief
looks «though he hadajaeh out“ etc. . and
then when the ladiea stop it is “Oh. my.
ain‘t that nice 9" “What a splendid frame 9“
And then when they look at the express‘
ntnn‘a picture they say. “Ain't be lovely?
Loch just like an italian Count.“ “There‘s
Hat! Ain‘t be horrid fat l But be has adia-
tlmhled took month.” "I thin‘r thi y are
all not untrue. But when a crowd of
moo—not Irena—splint!“ ‘ll hta'a our:
thin ll. to following ' “ Look at the tool
labial“ “Oh. what a crowd!" “Ste hiaeyee
in: out!“ “Kinney loch as though he'd
Matchma- Ire.‘ “that Clark is the
when.“ of thouowdt" And then
not“ itch-e Web.“ bio llbfoob
to: by floating. “That ain‘t saying much.“
Mlofldropvonhn or. the top with
7&5.“ «meow:- whbhtuocbea
“dictum of the on.
the.
mvlo am
mg. woo-goth“;
Watt. ”‘0
he Iona!
At the I. D. can on ms, a sole
mmflkcthnwill um silt day
in behalf of the authors Mbyywttow
fever. Rev. In Mouth preach sensual.
and at the chase «the melt subscription
will he owed by acoinulttce of the church
and congregatim and an earnest oti‘m made
in behalf of this worthy oljwt. Sutjert of
evening discourse. - “ The Comparative
Glory of the Two Dispenoxtions.“
9.."—
I‘ll RSON A lo.
Mr. iiinford Wilcox is visiting in Nov
wich.
Miss Marietta Couch and Mrs Charles
Lockwood have returned from the Cittslillls.
Miss I ill Fox is expected home today.
Mr. Muttltcwson is ltllltlilt! its open more.
having closed the season in llosinn.
Mrs. C. Ewart: Itiid cliildron hiiV‘c ritui‘t ~
(‘d front \Vcst Iicddiitg.
Mr. Joseph IIJICII is in town.
Mr. John 11. Knapp and friends have rt -
turned to this city.
Amiss Florence E. iii. Barber has returned
from her visit to New \‘t vi: and ilrooltlyii.
Mrs. Edward Smith and dnuuliter Mitttiv.
of Ed“. NitI‘Wlllk. tire visitiiug relatives in
lletlicl.
Mrs. John W. Mains returned it fcw (hiya
ngo from a pleasant four Wicks trip at the
Cdibkllls.
Mrs. Si yllttilll' of Brooklyn. liilli been visit-
iuir Mi. iiiisst-ll, Fort l’uliil 'iivviiui‘, list-t
NOI'Wllllx'.
The Misms Eva niid Minnie Loiicnsltirc.
of Astoria. iiic visiting Miss Union 7. Mill.
Miss Evil iioVV'iirti.tif New Y'~lli.
in}.Y fiicnds on lioton Hill.
is uni".-
.I'Vttr (‘liildri-u were ill}! and :It 'I‘iiiiily
church on Sunday by Roy. Dr. Spencer.
Q9.
If W. C iletrs uppcuis to be it trill jiilii
luut it is cusllytxpluiiitd lint—ill pounds.
<> .
W. C. Iiu rs liiis bicn uppoiutul St xtnn of
the Methodist Church in New of t‘lriilcs
\Vlit‘clt r.
vwnr«0>-
Iiuv. \V. II. Bin it) Will tit'lit‘cr ll ti‘iiipvr.
unci- I'Clliit,‘ ut the Rownyttin M. E. Church
on Monday ( V'ciitittr.
»——— «.H
The L‘o‘ till) I\ mhi club iliil\(\l
ou Stiiithy iitviriiiiig. iifltr n \'tl_\' lilt‘tiSilill
cruise \ n lllt‘ North River und 5 uni.
“9‘.“
Di. Ii ti le in h: is c~tiblisli l u brunch
\' -tlice at Ho) 5 pharmacy . thu to all culls will
iceeive prompt filli‘lllltlll. S ‘t' it.
-, ira§OQV‘———-
Ii. I‘nliutl. t‘.l.ltii' if 1:0 Nut
Wltlk I): div/Vii, llllS liicll ll'ft'3lt‘tl tiii it
charge of hm”. weft-ind by 'l‘lmiiiis ll.
Lies. EN] . of \Ytrtpvirt. llitii gi'st‘iillzlli'tl
Boxwood
home
Mr. \Viii.
._ .. ... .. .__-
The Ct'ItllTltlt'tl ll\t-r Status (‘ilillllltlitlitiil
will open the season ill. Mit~i0 “it l, Fii luy
lit-st tun.-
liiis‘ city.
L‘li‘t‘liitlg iii xt. This is tillt‘ l f thi
it'iiiit‘s thitt ii is twr iippi in d ill
and tiny silt-ill i ll .w it fit 1 iltitl~t'.
r<>
.‘lusts. Leonard & Sun me getting on
nict'y “'llli \V mliiiiuh 1-. stint :tWti'.
Titus f. t' liiv digging lilt‘ int it ‘« ll. .‘l‘ ii
the tulv t‘iniil trig \\.: .‘ll ills t«_t.;iiiii_u
fltitlt llitl ls ilvlll' iii I"i1l'l.t'll
— w or. -
ilrfwic tliI- tlvpti tilt‘ \‘I till i? t‘ dip ll
flit'lll fur lhtlwi‘y uii 'I‘illli'nlil}. ll vnt-
Iiiii i Nit it liit’tl .\l.t_\tii‘ ll tinfoil hi hi.» :I .:
“is lit iiui‘
llit
‘
tlciit‘t‘. lit h: . \\ 1 it; (\‘li
piiiiic: t
Ti. ‘* :i:.i:tl i1 '. it:
\iiil tzkv l l .t‘t' in \' \\t\ 5.. inc ]‘l A
[to tlit‘ t‘ :.i;itii_\' lsi~‘,:‘ I. i- t r {I
tlivy lil'i\ ltt‘ :iit' mi wait: :I 3.; it»:
«til:
..t
h‘l‘
fin.
isn’t t‘iii\i‘:i‘
..;
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”.1.
tray. :.ll‘\
l)!
l
unwound“ ‘ reh-
attoa Neatllinganylieacrthat thinnest.
whmvor banner “0th mated
whitextcpto hirsute)“ WM“.
and costs.
-——-o~—-
ttii “essay cunning last a lamp exalt
tied in Sir. K‘pltti“ apartments in -Ity\
block. and before the than“ could be exttte
wished considerable dam” was done to
thelfttrutture. The loss was fully covered by
insurance
WQW
Bight (monument Volunteer-a. I
The reunion of the i‘liclitti Conn“ ‘ulnn‘
tccrs will be held in this city on the 17th
inst. The arrangements are in the bards of
an (‘Iiit‘it‘lll coiiiintttec. of which Col. 1‘. L.
Cititniughiun is the head. Probably the col-
lntiou will be served in Militztry iiill. Full
purtioiil irs next week
--—=~ 9..
(mo ulna or the Cuntpnluu.
The 'I‘cittpci:ti.cc Corps of this city is
about to rm pen its citincst campaign against
tho liquor lltilllt‘llC‘. The scivlccs of Mr.
ii. M. ilrynut of Maine have hot!) secured.
Music. "it“ will be opened some time next
\V'erk. Mr. ilrynut is sold to be one of the
most popular and successful platform speak
as of tho onstci'u Sltllt‘S. lie was one of the
few lliillClllJI speakers at the into Nzitlouul
’l‘cinphrnuco M HS Convention held tit 01d
Ul't‘llllltl. .‘I‘tillt‘. lilltl comes to this new field
I‘t‘Cilllllllt'ilthil by G ‘ll. Noni Dowk cx. (luv
criior i‘rlliuui und Governor Connor. The
executive cotiiinittou of tho ’l‘cmocrnnco
U ii'ps will lllt‘cl hi the Iridics‘ Utill'izc rooms
Mniii $1., Sittii‘dsiy, nt 7.30 p. Ill.
<>
I’lnorl.
iiftcrnooii the ruin c tine
d l\\'II for nearly an hour in it pcrfccl tviii'vitt.
itiiii tlcliigcd the whole city. The Witter on
It llll't).lti :fl‘itli‘t! was iii-.Iily it font. dccp. rind
tinins iii pissing through it sent. the Witter
flying in all (Ill‘t't‘Il in. iiciird's illClltION was
completely Sullllil‘l'l"(.‘tl. und the water It‘lCliC‘d
into A. Sulinuii's lint factory so llint the fires
no it i the boilci's had to be: put out iiiid cou-
sidt-rttble dnmnge we done. Cellars of the
lions: s in tho vicinity were ii :odcd. us in 0th
or [Mills of thc city. The rv:i ls nitd side-
wiwlks :i'c Ilttvlly gullicd. and in some places
parts of CrcsswulkS nre t irii up. It is impos-
sible to (‘SlillltllL‘ the cu‘iru dum'tgr‘.
«c» -
Dime trance-II.
The inst concert yet given at the Millin-
dist church lliliiti‘ lllt' direction of ()rgniiist
11 iii h \\ Ist' lt‘ one of l tel \l in i ty c-.vtnlii;:
Tilt plivi iii: of “is. Ci.iiis Ii lloyiiton Wis
of ii V'tl') itriis ic t huiiiclci . and Sili‘ was
t'llt‘di'Cti iii (‘ilCil )‘t‘iffli’lliniu‘o. Miss Nettie
On Thursday
Wood is it fill.‘ sing-1‘. and in response
to lift encore fl\'I‘l't‘il the. audience with
“(mining Through the ityc.“ rind it in
\l t-wl upon n it metre, to which she
rcpt .itctl lilt‘ l:i~t w rsc (if that over popular
1t “"H the musical gem of the (‘Vt'ilv
Mr. t‘tiihii s' \‘iuliii pcrfortttnnccs‘were
g .od, but he Iiiude. the lilislriltt‘ of hiding
lnumlf behind his music stand. He was
‘li‘C Imp-third «iii the lli‘lllll vcrv skillfully by
Mum Lihliic Helix ck. They wore also lion»
cred “till nn l‘l rare. The two choruses
“inc ‘llstl gum]. :tiiii its “‘0 Fitlii ill the lid
ginning. t ilt~ it its a whole. it With the best
0 ‘ilt‘t‘ll, ytt given. At the close of the per-
fiillll‘lltt‘t‘ it “‘llS :iiiimiiiiced tlirit ll conceit
“i till in ginii .it Music II: i‘l on “'uliies
t‘:'i\ t\ti. int, . 1“ h in hid of the )cl‘ on fiver
Still r l\'
Si)ltj_'.
in:
, <.—
Reunion IOIII (‘1. V. \
"ho ltll.li i\ t f tl.c lttth t‘ iltt. It giiuciit
\\ . ill id at iiii‘iitiitgiiniii. Sept. 5‘ii. 'I‘licro
g iii.\ lt‘\\ll t! i.
‘> -«
I‘lri‘ A ‘iEKMIL it -n. ‘r‘it‘ 1;.-i'
t‘\t‘t‘ll\‘l'l ’l l't '. let
this ctr \‘ll \\‘_» ‘llt‘r in
It‘:_“ iii the \‘t‘lt‘l ii_;: \‘ ~ 1' \\ '.Il i
\v“ ll til l‘ l! .‘.l il\‘\II-:_.ll‘_
but It't "lhtiinl l\ Elm. i i-‘t l::‘.i
’«v
1ll“ II 3 .\Il\ i..‘$t\ ‘\.l‘.I
cveiting. in ii .\‘-~‘ ii iii,
IiuH uni \It‘St ph 31 itht-ivs \I- 1.1:
Malta‘s l‘ ‘il\'\‘llililll. \\li‘c t is ii i»:
Ul‘nttgi‘. N. 3.. tilt l‘it- ltl ll lit<i_
w---” _.
We hotel to ‘li\tittlllt tiii‘.
initpp. Mitt of Thom. l\ l‘llllt‘
heml‘i. ‘\l\\i isficxpt-ctcd I) it‘llllll tiuiii 1.
.1“ mi .‘li
lit .:.2 .
Ni! ll. :3 l
I
imsi \ slit \\ ~..\;
i till Il‘xl'slllV
.\‘ihtri .\i‘
din ‘K‘ th‘
li‘id ll!
\ It‘ll l
t ‘lxli‘t‘ltlf .-
is in punt
mitts. lawn. to 1r- 1; . it." l'l ilti~ «xiv lit .l
short it llt‘
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Th I“:il.ti.l i t‘..ii~.t_\- .\l 'tiik‘t. S v Iii Lt‘ ‘
its send tlll‘t.;ll in. .“i 1t: .it tho Harlan ll Itl‘t‘
i 'I‘oiiisd ._\'. The hit ~iid:tiice \\ :ix «pit .
littgt‘. tut»! I)!l“ilt‘.\\‘ \‘I itzrp ill tllL‘» w .s lidll‘
acted. Lintllni'i Fin-lo gut lili‘lu up n Cu?
lziiiuu. iiiid thc doctors uni i_\*etl it to the f.\l
lcst t.\ii‘ili.
”wow-
0n ‘i‘hiirs My llldl'ttlut: tiio pri‘iiui it‘iiitins
«if it innit \\‘i r- p‘ckcd up but Culi'l't‘istitrc
l‘llllti by .1 din lizicitsoii.tiuirue \\'.tllnw~
ittitl Lotus .Itlilt'~. who lll'UlIJlII iiit‘lll to his
city. (Lily ill‘ 1 :lil'l a portion of the
t tr
.‘n
body rem dumb and tlu‘)‘ “'Ult‘ but n m m
of dictycd it oh. Thtre \viis nutliiivg by
which lbt‘)‘ Could bi: l‘dcii‘llictl. A j‘try “its
iiipsiicllrd. who rendered ti \‘t‘i‘tllcl LII tit-nib
from unknown CNN“. The lt‘lll‘tllts \\'t‘!t‘
buried by the town.
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The Gite-fr. f‘ctis l) ..i this \u-rk Ilt‘t‘llllx“
!\
typ tufitllllit‘ II error lll'lL :li‘v-l in t‘. it l‘nii-
i.ct.\ utlvtitiwiiutit iu the St.\‘i‘i.\i~‘.t. by!
which he \vus nititminccd tlS nut-i2! for it New
York 1):: n}: Estit‘iiishmrnt. -—— tvp -S:~ltt-[
having left will no “.-“ in the first s_\-ll..ble.
\Vc plead guilty. ‘llid if “‘itrtt‘l for the real»
in itiun of the fact that prints-ti live in too
brittle structures to cast sitttlt’S nt their c ‘-
temporsiies for I_\‘p"L‘.TltI\lllCtll crrors, \\‘\“d
“Isl: our friend. the Granite. what kind of
“.cllon‘s“ ii. 51. d: J. T. Prmritt ntc silling.
‘,., .____.
\Vc Called upttit I‘I lllIil‘ “'mle fitl‘ a fl-pt‘oil
of the Dnubui)‘ parade and he sail it Could
all be summed up in “Mud! Mtidll Mud!!!
hind “ll“ But We hear it story about Jam
thut is pretty good Hon was passing in front
of the hotels. drenched to the skin Several
young ladies were looking from the print.
John exclaimed ‘ I wish I had it piir of dry
mints.“ One of the ladies rttnrtei that it he
would w .it she would gtl him a pair. John
piueliily went up on to the Iloup and the
lady disappeared. Shortly after she return
ed with the pants. and somehow John got
the pants on. Just where and when he put
them on is not reported. Hts comrades in
slat. however. thut in his excitement he
must have got them on wrong side front. aa
they had never before seen pants that but~
toned bcblnd. .
W
Ger-tut Sea-vice.
Divine service in the German language
will be held next Suudny in Trinity church.
at Q o‘clock in the afternoon. All German
m‘earnefly and medially invited.
W
moor Tull.
State VA Nra. Thoma: Hadden before
Judge Grow, complaint for coiling liquor on
Sunday and for hes-plug A place when it a
reputed that intoxicating llquora ore kept
ferrule. Theevldcnea was found inaudi-
clonttoanpport the first eonat which was
’t t‘ of t‘ I\i
\\ w. :i turn gri ill till i i f tho \ ‘tl xiiitiicrsnnd
tiit Er l dn \. hn i ll\ fit ss lilt‘t‘llltt‘f “"tS
llt‘ii iii tliit (i. .\. ii litil. it‘ \I t flit‘ttts fur
ilti Ii‘ nits: \mi \t’ rr tltctitl. and S‘oi y
:(‘39 l. \l Tit-Std mt ‘lit‘ ti‘ut‘it of ilit‘ next rt
tl‘I. .,. t ~ l~~ !-t‘ t on the tlut 'I‘litli‘Siiiy‘ltt
8 iii!” lviit ti .. liz‘t‘ it" lllil‘ s *tll" \‘I‘i‘t‘
‘ .‘t ill: iii‘i‘ln ‘il Ilt‘ <lt‘;“.t III t\\Ir tr‘
'ln ' l‘ it‘ l! l‘ 1!”. I‘ is (I t‘ l‘. IiiithI‘Il
il-y ;v.\ . "ll :‘iuiit Lu ti‘. \\ tight. .\3‘l~l‘ tltt‘
‘:-~ flit . ~ t‘ l- ‘li rs from our alumni (‘oittritdts
\ix- 2: i \m‘wf to ‘t in is‘ilioiiiI-z bull. xviicic
t‘u iiiini Ill‘ili \\'l~ si‘pp‘iim‘ \\itti ltlltlfliiiult‘t‘
n“ ii“ iii t wws it new“): It was us in the
.t l\ s .~: t ‘d «the itiii‘iitiidc \\‘t‘lt‘ filled. rind
all to Hal I‘\t in host. is of fi“5{lllt‘llis‘\\‘ttrtt
Hl'i ..it.‘. it 'tilt" 'i‘ltort- wow :i t‘itllltitil
l...i s itpp dutcl ft ‘lti t‘.‘.\“ll
t‘iilllt‘lt vi to .iistiiliiitc the fin:
no t t‘ H mm: tho pmr of thinr (‘Itl’tflft‘fitt‘
ll«\lt\‘. 1“i‘twirliit-lNI‘iifiltt‘tlflt‘ftitflti. ti ‘,
til nlmii' l drill-it. \\' t». ttt‘t‘tlltil d in singiiiu
hi' the tim- t‘ \lli til lliiitittiah titl.‘l|lil sp nk»
ii g by ‘t'Jll' it! t t' p:- tiititiiii iliill Ii tlw
S. \‘m. \\\ lli ‘ll li‘d tut “ill to who iiiwllii'f
.li ? .3 it“. .l tor i‘lti‘ li itilt‘w-v ‘ltli‘ (\ilt‘ “My
ii: i sit-Ito 'lil’t't‘ c". \\'c til! tit \tt‘ l i tlit‘ t‘oii
t‘"i~?tiii tit it it \\ .s “it of the ll. .3 l'iiiis wc
» r hurl. .“blhllilllt.
tin p‘ .w
.. . 7.4‘v —_
(it‘ituitct‘illc Sciauui‘housc.
The n. i dirtied meeting: of the l'iiton Dit
iiit-t. hut-t Monti-iv evening. to hear report
or (“billitllllt‘t‘ to secure site not plins for a
school house for Llrtiteviilv. was after the
lively Still of the d iys when the building of
the two it iiiss on Franklin street was being
'tfiilftiiiir-w-lt fcttl liv. ly. spicy time. and those
“ho missed the t‘htvrtitltlutt‘tli tali‘orded tire
to lie pititd. Mr. Knudsen on liehitlfmf the
otiiiiiiiittoe. Stilil tint in accordance withthc
widths of the coiiitiittuiiy the committee bud
sought the host location for the house in
tlruiiitvvillo uni dtcidoil upon it liit on the
premises of Theodore Price which could be
ltull"il’. for uh iiit Wilt). They had four
pl :n~ for the liotiu‘. two of which were pre-
p-rrd by J. it. itivmond. One was for n
.n .tury house ti-tx-lfi. two rooms. ench 3‘3
xltl;. \Vith SilfIIc‘it‘iil spice uiidx-r ro it for
another mom. nuil cell-u. to cast $d.l00.
The other was fur a twosstory house some.
two rooms tltixSJ, with cellu'. to cost $2,000
Also tho plans from Bridgeport one for
it two-story h itise 50x30. two rooms 30x34.
for $1 Silt); the other 75x30, two rooms. 33:
on $3200. The committee recommended
the first plan. The report was then received
and n general discussion ensued upon about
everything pcrtitinliig to school matters be
fore utttoiion wits mvtde to not adopt the
fumitliltlfnd‘tlltitt of the contm't‘cc. after
which for in lit-Ul‘Ulei‘u was» It tool lively
time. and but for the force and ability of
the cimiriiinn. D. L. Millard. in extracting
thc disptttitnts from embarrassing positiona.
the lnectiitg would never have ended. The
vote was finally tuhen.however. not to adopt
the rccoiiiincndntiun. Then an effort We!
llltttlt‘ loittble everything and adlourn. but
it did not work Then it. was moved to
discharge the committee. but this failed;
then to uljourn sine die. but an amendment
tainnho it. to Sept. 95th. prevailed The
next the ting will probably be more lively.
W“
“or-ti Looking After.
Nessie. Editors (9" the SWISILt—The
eliciiun of A. R. Woodward aa Judge of
this Probate District hsa given univeraai
satisfaction to the citizens aottth of the
borough line. Ills appointment of a real-
dent of this city an clerk of the court won
an excollentarrangorneut for the convert.
ienceof its people. particularly for ard
persona and those who labor for their daily
brood. who they have needed the mat of a
' Gout-tot Probate to paper: outside of pro
bate routers. Once it. was otherwise. For
acne in South Renault and Five lilo Diver
war-occupation citrate visit the Probate
Court reveal the, berm their little beat- .
wttbdrawg. avvwdwimthai
to Wumflmmtwot
mama“ ant-willow!
ammonium canvas. like
WhMqu-fie
mumhwowhelda. or any other
tale quarter. that Justice Perry of Kuwait.
would be a prominent caldhlato for the
Min of this Probate District. tits
novatnatlon is still actively canvas-ed out»
side. not onLv by members of the Temple
of Honor. but by very many temperance
men of both million! parties. If he is nom‘
looted by the Democrats. and the fugiotnen
of the party say he will be. it is exmcted
that be will be supported by n large number
of temperance Republicans. in order. as they
any. to teach the Republican party a lesson
which the pity will not forget. But few of
the Iron Clad temperance tidherents will he
led by the halter. nor do they bunker for the
flushdtutl of the Democratic party, though
it few of that gourd-like element believe that
the order will be a factor in the interest of
Mr. Ptrry. w.
———-«o————
Common Council.
At the regular meeting of the Board of
Councilmen. Monday evening. the following
bills were ordered paid:—
J. ii. Ferris t 5 90 Ii. Just $93 98
T. iinrtwlek as 35 M. 1.. Polharn 50 00
Brown in Wilcox ll 90 8. G. Brinton 28 89
Old Well boost 1 50 ll. Wilcox It: iii)
P. C. Louusbury 3000 W. Ii. Wilcox
Norwnlk Lock Co. 1 >30 [and men in 82
E. Wilcox 20 till I). ill. Finch its 00
ll. w llitllock 2138
On petition of l. M. Hoyt and others $25
was appropriated for Chief Engineer Kin
boy to assist, in defraying his expenses to
tho National Association of Fire Enginceis.
Voted. Thnt ll crosswalk be laid at the
southern intersection of Franklin with Clay
street.
Report. of the Fire Department. Commit-
tee and resolution accompanying the some.
for new accommodation: for are depart-
ment and city officers Was on metion refer
red to the committed of three—Councilmen
iiitllock. Richards and Weed.
A vote of thanks was given Mayor linu-
ford and the Mayor and Auditor of the city
of Bridgeport.
The ordinance admin to dogs. vetoed by
the Mayor. was taken from the table and
put upon its passage. It. was not passed over
the veto.
The city sttorney to whom WM referred
the bill of D. Dayton for $5.09 for assisting
police in arrest of Knapp and Broiidhurst.
recommended ‘tlist he be allowed A250.
The council voted to pay him $1 69.
Iii the matter of the petition of D. R.
Austin and others. nailing that action might
be revived with reference to the opening of
Ihymt‘nd street. the city attorney reported
as follows: April 82. 1872. Polly D. Wilcox
nod another petitioned the council to have
Raymond street opened. which petition was
referred to the committee on streets. May
6th, 187:). the street committee reported that
in its opinion the street ought to be opened
from Main to Water streets. The matter
seemed here to drop for the next three
years. when it was again revived August ‘3.
1875. by a petition of Samuel Waters and
others risking: for the opening and extending
of Raymond street. 'i‘hia petition was rt-
t‘erred to committee on streets and side~
n‘nlks. August 9th. 1875, the committee on
shorts and sidewalks reported recommend-
inc the opening and extending of the street.
ll_\‘ illic-siion of the council .\iziy 5th. 1876.
parties in interest were notified to appear
before tliecottncil on the evening of June
12m. 1876. if they so desired. in relation to
S‘tltI llt‘i‘ltlvt‘ilit‘lil. 0n the evening of June
l‘lli. p-irtit-s were lie-it‘d befote the council.
and on the some evening. It\‘ its -ltitioi\. n
c tlllllllllx‘Q of three was appointed to lilttki‘
it lttM‘lt' of ii;t_\‘lllt‘tl l stirrt. This coin
mini-e it p it fed done i‘.‘ h. 1876. and
stilltttilli .i n in ip of tho strut and
r coitiiiiendcd "it! it should be adopted as
the luviiit. which together with a resolu‘ion
Il‘tlili‘Silll‘.‘ the mayor to appoint a committee
wt‘ fret livldi r: to nppr rise dniiiiiucs and ben-
rtits was rinsed. July 3 l. 18:7. Edwin
Adams. William ii. l-‘erris and S. C. Partner
w. it‘ appointed by the mayor to nppraise or
nswss damages tind benefits. The foregoing
is siibstsiitinliy the weird evidence of the
doiiics of tho iionrd of Councilmen in the
ttl‘t‘tlttScs. frmn which it would seem tint
their pmeecdiuu up to the time of the up
piiiitniciit of f weholders to npprnise benefits
and dimmers \vrrc quite h‘giilur. The coin
tuition of ficelinlders now have the whole
matter in illt‘lt iltlniis. and until they report
back their tlnitus to the council the board
e-in take no further notion. For the infor~
lll‘llittll of the board 1 will here state that in
n (‘ttltS‘Jll‘tlIt‘ll with thir. Adonis. chairman
of the committee. I loiirnod that the com-
mittee htld held one or two meetings and in
vited parties in interest to meet with them;
that it few had met them. but none seemed
to think the opening of the street was pnr~
iicubirly needed just then. or that it would
be no improvement to the neighborhood; in
constnuence of which the committye con-
cluded in let the matter rest until it was
made more apparent that the property
holders on the line of the improvement and
those iii its immediate vicinity should want
the committee to proceed. I understood
from Mr. Adams that the committee held
itself ready at any iii-no to go forward. finish
up its business. and submit its report if de‘
sired; and would. therefore. if the council
wished to have the improvement carried
forward. respectfully suggest thit the peti~
iiou of Mr. Austin and others be referred to
the committee of freeholders. with any
recommendation or suggestion which the
Board of Councilmen may feel called upon
to matte. I will further stite that since the
last meeting of the committee of frecholdrra.
one of its members. Capt. William H. For
ris. has died. and that Mr. Adams expressed
a desire that the vacancy tints occasioned
nhould be filled.“
Voted. That the city rurvryu‘ and the
uhdutllnll of the committee on Sewers be
directed to inquire i to the feasibility of
constructing it sewer on liavtland strut
from Mrs. Flynn? property to Main street.
and report at the next special meeting.
Adjourned for one week.
WALL PAPER.
curt!“ w:
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“Ammo:
Baltic Pallfll‘ at lit
«in
w
30!:
use ‘ ~
Salli
Colds and Bronze:
18' m roman.
‘ummsaeuhme;
Itwnaladwatoodlaat winter. to a ctr:
ADALIOI‘
Heavy Sheeting
Athpcvm
Fine Shirtmg‘s' '
AI 6% Ali '0.
ALL GRADES OF
Bleached and Unbleached
Muslims,
AT LOW PRICES.
A GREAT BARGAIN IN
Handkerchiefs,
All Linen Hemmcd.
5c, 60., 80., 100.
HEMSTICHED,
A! life. 200., 95c;
OUR BEST
Wamsutta Shirt
At 801'.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F
Bracelets.
UL‘R
Overskirts and
Basques.
For 75c.
Al A. DlBKBi‘lllBll it SBB'S.
IMPORTANT
“11)..
flash Biiyiirs.
1 MAY]: Jl‘Sl‘ ii
tumuum
$1.75 (103.. or 160. each.
Worth at least 30c. it I‘Irfect.
50 till. ".1 Bl] Towels
A Little Colored by Smoke. at
$1.90 don. or 170. each.
Well worth 250.
i“ .‘lllVEll
a
I -‘
lSiJGlITLY DAMAGED
Biflililllflll Tahiti Lillilll
At. 50¢. per Yard.
Donner price see.
20 (102. LillBll Shirl
FRON TS
At latent: Each.
ALSO A LAMS ASSORTIENI‘ 0R
Prints. Ginghants. Incline,
Oasslmeres. Dress Goods,
Underwear. Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets, Notions, .
II 600‘ “AI R ‘ Flatma-
I‘iage‘s Store. virgin firm“ for has um
«Lumen
Our sales of the Finest New Process Flour ore mm
increasing .becnuse we are selling at the smelled profit,
quently cheapest. ‘ ,
Price $9 Bb1.,.90 a“ E
(This very same flour sells in town for $9.50 P
.nnd I know it.) , .
Michigan nour- $6.75. 950. Bug. Booker 78¢.
Butter, no better' In Town, 226':
SMALLEST PROF T LOWEST PRICES.
Lilith in chain Basil Start
Way DOWII Pl'i
IN ALL KINDS OF
DRY GOODS!
Notions, Hosiery, Etc.
At the Store previouxiy occupied by C. R. & F. C. Bennett,
which has been thoroughly cleaned and painted. F. A
C. Bennett having retired, the assistance of
M1211. H. St. John has been secured
I am Agent fflI' ’DBIflflSliB Paper Patterns
And a First class N. Y. Dyeing Establishment.
R. B E-NNETT,
ll ashington Street. South Nortvalk, Conn. 4936:11
Still Niiwal Furniture 8
Keeps the Largest and Best Assortment of
FURNITURE
NI) SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH.
Picture Frames at Cost.
DAVID STOW
C.
. 9.".
MAIN ST.. NW I‘ll NORWALK. CI‘..~—Ul‘ ST.’\IR& _
FURNISHING UNDERTAKING
Ettiithing ftirnishui f it the Inteiiiunt of the d mad at It ‘duccd Prints.
Witt WAY! “'I'miri‘iii
Crocker ' , Glassware,
Baskets of every Description.
Cutlery and illuminating ,Bttlt
At Prices for B l 1w Original Cost. \\ e are Selling those (limits Camper than they
can be bought in any \t‘ bubonic House in New \ nth City.
They Must and won be 1 sum.
WE ALSO II AVE TIIE CIIOICEST LINE OI". ‘ _,
GROCERIES
In Noiw-iilz. and are Szliimr them “[riu‘a as L in‘ as any Other House.
I
Efi‘fltEMEMBER THE PLACE...“
Scull Km,
Washington Street.
W. W. COMSTOCK,
“Bit Bust Shirt?
nummmflmnnu Nth—M
80 Donna Itch.
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