Gerun- fies-rho.
Divine scrvico in tho Germain lsngusgo
will be held next Sunday in Trinity church.
or 8 o‘clock in tho afternoon. All Germans
ore earnestly oud cordinlly invited.
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A Card. .—
Thc committee having charge of the sup.
per given in old of the Springwood Sundoy
school desire to publicly oxpreu‘ their thanks
to the friends who so liberally pstronissd
them on that occasion. ond their special ob-
iiflilliritis to those vtb i gave their ocrvicos
in providing sod serving the entertainmeni.
Cornsmnn.
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Beelnllosto
Miss Ila \‘ui Winkle and Miss Morin
linuginelling gave a first closs entertain-
ment at L-rckwuod's iirrll. Tuesday err-nine.
The selwiinns from Shakespeare and other
standard p rein were rendered in an extreme.
iv urtisiic manner. stirring the souls or their
herrvrs. “Searching for the Slain" was.
perhaps. the finest piece of recitation and
~«sting on the pin of Miss Iluuelrtelling;
and “ Toe M-rniuc," its rendered by lilies
\'.ru \l’iukle. a-surncd ii grandeur which we
More seldom heard. The musical part of
the entertuinmenv was also first class.
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Temperance Meeting.
The meeting, of the Norw‘nlk Ladies‘ Tr m»
nets-ice l'ui in on Sunday afternoon last
was very largely attended—the hull brim:
crowded in its utmost crpncity. The Ri-
l'ar‘zion Was it company of temperance re.
formvrs fr m D inbury. The speakers were
B. F. Briley, M. S. Bdliu)‘.ci.lll8. S. Bennrtt
and Orlando Morgan. Their remarks were
of :i pruriicul, l‘l l‘tit‘rl character. The elder
Bliliy hid the faculty of binding and ill-
-irur~lin.: on no lit'nC" ut the some time. The
glee cluh sung sewrul stiririg temperance
Songs. In the evening they p rrticipnted in
tin- St‘li‘it't“ iii the Second .\L E. Church.
«o»
—i".~r a Fine Fill“)! Custom Mode Gar
ruvut g r in ii riletir‘a', Orrin House Block.
N rrwnlk.
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Illinois Nobles.
Th2: Iovers of the at nuiuc American drn‘un.
of th‘ vrrv host clus. cinnot nil‘rrd to lei
“The PLu- iix " go by without n visit. In
one or two scenes ii ri‘St'illillt'S lhe Sireels of
Nov York, lititi with its p'csent fine crate it
:s d1 stun-l i r lit-Corrie its popular as was That
seum'i in in its fl‘t‘slit‘si rind puiniiest days.
As alrenly' iotieurt d. the company is a
«run: till" did Mr. Nobles. as an art”.
r-nrlr I iii-s n'i of ill" eit‘tlu’lilit‘f genuine pop.
u'ar li'. uni presents it E'ML'" (‘illlr‘lCll'r thril.
ill' in mi“: lovv -—| ii Winn liar!
.\i'. X :blru tlpill‘lr in the Opera
H as g N vrw ilk. 'l‘.iiirml:rv tVt'lii‘IL’, Nov
jigg It wn-pd units at \\’v'eil'~, Ntlt‘wuik
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souls In the llouse.
'I‘t‘e ll'l lg» port .‘Y-rmlrrrfl on the author
iiv _f of Murris‘. r'xpl tins
the :r'r .r at li.‘ ill for the nu-rgumerit ttf ni-rris
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Lilith oi rue buwucb.
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my l! Fondly fifi‘flfi'fliflhi not one mot lusts
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’ c unfortunatfo ssiir on! bison-s hen—elf for
. iccurrsmca Two story nhe t rid Officer
. iiiun, who or“ one of the first pets too on
I that of!" the sheaths; was done. mail
in rhst tho she‘s my: not am! by accident
"in word lactose: herself uni hs-r turn.
3 id ho suddenly ms repeats“ rind ode:
- moor forgive him or he would \ili hide
it a. wound lociod tho door. coins
idioshbdonhoros obs nus sector! on
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. . house on Bsrllsud strcol
.‘ATPRDAY. 30V Ell“!!! 18s 1878- ‘
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. . . . ~ - {hit this (soturdsy) evening. It promises
’ . ‘ V W “m ““"A hi be (NC
|.: .\dvontoeru.—-the ~=urirun is the be: In.“ {hilt of “um
i . "two; film: in to be ubuinr‘d in this section ”‘h‘w ‘
. . ~ rhenhuu- nick. scream-menu Stewsrt Aekeit has recovered from his in
- “ We bur-d”. .. M \\ mtuemuy rooming. Term.- it . . l l ‘
.' rut-rerun; mu m found vuoiir first we, '5”; lll‘ltt “it 3 now “Mutual! on lite steamer
1‘ r. curry r». be strirtiy adhered to. Grand Republic
to Correspondent-.13? -‘!urnr‘itl_v reqh Tirol -—-—~—‘>~—-
.. rm.» n? ' , - uf our many tern i in one town x” e _
‘ . \ - “Ll dune attrirrrir riarfirnn the fan“ wi‘ “d \ "‘ chual bfi amblet‘o [11“
r . . pumientmn which: items of mix-r dith‘liiSt'ith
. : in than vicinitr “n will do rm- 900
. - w \ .- s»: : r~2 . . . .
.. notes» 3 . “3 3°“! W “t“ T ,e \\ rifklligtlrt'r; a Party Will hold it mu.
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view to rent. the lord node. as vii—ti as th-
geuorsl tifullnilv f r fir-t slush cigm. "t,
'rsde bu ispiily incru axed in the slurrl litur-
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merit wins he is assured of s large one-
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Temperance Prayer Meeting.
Erery Sundov rift rune-n prove-r mcetlncs
grog mid to the Frw Reading R min from
( till 3 sx‘cl ck. Tory sn- uudvr the direc-
tion of the lmiirs Tr mptrwee Union. one
are meson a»! tin-plug up n i lateral to tlir
lcurpusuoo wink rind inspiribl the sdvo
cries of the cook with :mi. All orc invited.
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“on or [on mixed Trs for flu. rory
scoop count-s o Silver Spoon.
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ii ~3.r i ll’ iii it.t' t‘ir iii iii
in ~ llit‘ pri‘irvr’ tr‘r‘r‘ptdt'lr- the truth-s
Sit in.
out
9:"
ii 0 «ili'i‘
if ii t‘w no lllll‘ i~ ml lln- h *li~t‘ nitll
.t: t. ‘1' the is.lltt" draw illt‘lil
-m- by 'll‘,lll1tl(“‘l'll rid-nib- r. us his urirue
:i «if ril't“ Shall Dr- tr't‘rl iii illi(‘t' in sellct his
.‘l‘t iii:
sf“ ii.
ii
iii. ii-
in" lliwli‘l' lull in oil cling only
nw Hm s, it w is not tillllil~lit rl eitlmr
[is
m 4.... 3 [3‘ I. . r rrtit‘ lit‘ iitils‘ iii llit‘ lt'gislri
-»' ll'Y 'rii'. Sin >vt~ ilrt ell“ s'il.
1‘. .~~r it. at d h rpvs that he “i I not be hung-
iiiVl‘S 'ill‘
r
‘ f .1.
one to hold tho highest oflos in tho gift of
tho pooplo of this city counot he told tilt of-
tor tho hsilots no cost. There will ho msnv
undidstos montlonod for councilman. The
present members of the Board oil mentioned
The other career out spoken of for several.
The first caucus onnouncvd is the working
men's, which is to be bold st Sword's Boll.
Frluoy evening. 83d. This organisstiou
will moire o full uoulnotiou. sud oxpeot to
mobs o his fight for their candidates. The
other parties are yet to be hesrd from.
~—-———o
QO-v-I".
Master and Inspection.
The ndjuiani general has issued the order
in relation to the muster sud inspection of
the Nuttonsl Guard during the lost week of
the present mouth. The officers dosicnstod
are : First routrnent by Lieutcnont Colonel
L. L. Morgan. brigade n‘iutsnt: Second
regiment by M tor J. B. Clapp. brigade iuv
specinr; Third regiment by Lieutenant
Colonel S J. Fox. assistant ndjulorit general;
Fourth regiment by Major Charles E. Dirty.
brigade quarterinnstr-r; and the artillery by
Mrilor J. E. Stetson, inspector of target
pruciice. It is ordered that commanding
officers have their muster rolls properly
made out with an account of every man
whose name appeared on the muster roll or
Duceuiblr lst. 187 . and those who have
joined since. These triusler rolls will be
curt-fully scrutinized by tho inspecting
ofllccr as named above, who Will report
upon them. Before the muster there will be
a minute and careful inspection of each
command according to the rules given in
the United States Infantry Tactics. end the
inspecting or musterlng oiflcers will report
upon the condition of the uniforms. arms
and equipments of officers and men with
such other information as will be useful to
the commander-lovebief. General Smith
will at once issue on order covering the
above, leaving it to the severol colonels or
commanding officers to arrange with the in-
speciinzofllcers which day the command
shall be visited.
—-—-—¢w——-———
Attaelrment to Newspapers.
Some one who seems to know about the
relation of a good ucwrpflper to the family
writes as follows:
“ The strong attachment of sul-scrlbers to
wellconducted newsp~pers is frilly confine
ed by publishers. “ Stop my piper," words
dread toheulunerr in bushel-slow their
terror after u p rper has been established for
it term of yams. So long M ii paper pursues
it just. honorable. and judicious Courie.
meeting the wants of its customers in it” re-
Sprcis. the ties of friendship between the
subscribers and the paper are us hard to
hn-nk by no r ulsidc third p-rriy us the link
which binds old friends in business or social
life. ()cc.rsiormlly defects and errors in a
urwsp-rper are nwrlonked by those who
have become attached to it, through its pe-
rusrl. for years. They sometimes br-enure
disarrtisfled with it on account of Something
Willi‘ll hits slipped into its (‘tlilllliliiilitlitl may
stop Irikiuu it; but the illisi‘tit‘t‘ of the p-~
per ni their homes and olllee‘ ft r a few
in t ks becomes rin instippnrt-ilrle pnvuliun.
.ilitl l‘it'y ii dill-ll lII lulu: ll acniii. :i'itl iii-rid
My upolnuzze fur liili‘llll! it s" plied. No
fri» lltisllll) on e:rr'lr is more e tlihlttlil ihun
tliut tori‘rar'trd by the under for it jourliul
which “l'lkt‘S an honest and Quint-st ifl‘ort in
iii! rii ll.‘ continued support. iil'liOt‘. a con-
wit-nil usly (‘iirrtlllc ed paprt btcoiiies it fit-
Vi'rllt' it. the frrrrrily.
w— "v-~ ,,__
Aeelrlenl to it l'osurl Fur.
'i‘.‘ Maurine in twin: at 5 43 o'clock as th 4-
' ‘ ‘90 7’ " mail (iwl) train from ll union was entering
“‘0 h Resigned. the (iruud (‘I-rrttiil depot ill Filly-second
<\ .l i‘ it'll 7' "H 1i'l‘lk’dl ’1 “at"? " .\lr~. sir-eel, New York. an accident of a peculinr
. i. V’s r LI. .\ I \ »n ‘.« r. wit“ “no (‘.l'\'l(i'1-rl “1“"... look N .N.‘ n 4‘”... Yt‘iltillllit: lit" “1
wt 1“; xi y ..i llit‘ llill‘ ii r of If. \Ilk \"pill "I“ the “3““ living switch m“ hm,“ "Hm“
\‘ U" ' i "'1" ”i“! 1‘ H‘" ‘3 "‘ ”"3”“ the incornntive t ik'iuguriutruck and tlieiruiu
l' r l"‘ l‘ “ l" “‘ “”' "‘ll'w‘l 1“ ”l“ ""‘"l' mmllrt‘l‘. liy some unaccountable iiierns
swi'ehru-ru so far forgot lrirrm ii an in
-iih~ r pull his switch lever too far or out h”
..~. t‘ur i. +1. in In tn. her 0 must-l in the enough. resulting in “mm” the entire "Mn
lute in ii. \i-i e‘ hi i Sun My. A motion
fur n in w ill .l i~ lllrllli lrib‘e Fl nk illn-
s‘ t' tu‘. ~ 1‘ i .l in v Ft litn iri'. nil? nndoulrt
e p l» !' li‘r i ,iii iv iii ltrlllrit‘l’ ill the first
or s r- ml firstvi. Ili~ i\\n ~titeiirt‘ril til
ih- crime. \t‘hiru he i: we to dialer Wt lls.
niil ‘t' on itglr in r' Invtr‘t him."
Accou—w —-
Dime Concert.
'r‘:.t“-ll"l.1)lil‘ (' invert of tin" Fit-'l .\l
lltl riprrrr-ri tlirn
.\ \ ti '~ 'tl mi I-Iln-Ii iLll. li nit-r the til
rw l in «i \l'. ll:i eh lirv «e rnier'ri urrivnls
‘l .\'v‘ lurn v- ry \lti‘t‘~"l|illi. rind have iiiriii~b-
M iii‘ in- \ilh wt l'nllul ul er.) '\'l‘\t'lli. at the
\‘th l~ .~t rxtr we. The (‘siilnta 0f " lir‘l
[.1 ‘ i‘ in riirwirml for the next enter
i-‘rnrnrnt. Following was the programme
at“ l at Monti ii‘ n‘eu'iiic:
\‘e-tr'ie “ t‘lii uii fruits.“ .fnuu Liii tut. Ill-iiiariti
Mrs kljllltlhd. Mi.“ l‘x-iiiull. Menus Hill. l‘riee.
l‘viii ell rind Nit-h
Piano Solo. “ t‘xehoueu i‘uruice.“ tip. 1n
.\lr .\l-.-\. .\ tilbsun.
st.
J iii-iii
lirrllsil. " Olive Again." Sullivan
Mr Ebert ill-l.
h...-unu §ulu. “ “lltl of Line.“ Lcuiuieus
Mn litifru Rrummid.
Tow \. .t- m. “ .i. d and -_: minor. “itch
\lr -\‘~ \ \ \i'tburu.
l‘
an.» 3...».
it“.. ».\. ' in . x .- *‘nruu. t‘suituiuii
\tr~ l2 ‘tr~ llw «i and Mr lv‘lun ll'r“.
. “in. . x . Mn... . 'i’n \‘twiin i.“ Kirodmu.“ ll ninrii
\l w~l -.~ \ l‘ilir ‘ is”. tiir'.» l\\ \I. titan-tr . lul
\‘i :u w ‘\ ‘ \\ i-\ is \wrr . .i on \. lit“ Hixlrup
\li‘ ltmttiurd \liu i‘:r‘i.\lt.ursi Ili“: niid Nash
‘ l‘\ h r \Vlri‘e.“ “ Father Burke.“ and
were the ulissvs
..t u “\lh die priest who was oriented iii
\\“"\‘I\ \ll. on .‘larrday. ensued with hwliic
\‘~«ll~s‘lr\l money under ‘u‘rr pretence; 1hr
*rl on lilt t . p rated in \\‘e~tpurt niid h‘milli
.\ i\\‘ ilk rind ind eullretld it niirsltlerriblr
irrmrrnt pit: e‘p \l‘y from voting girln for lite
rennet purring.» of rowing: ehureh lltll‘il‘
my. lie nu or" palm up. too \‘ril. itr
twt. rtiid it on in. tiny thing for him in
min. hurm iii if up in llretin“ \Y“ on piles-l.
ii ‘ \suu‘ token betore liiixlli‘t‘ Pinch for trlrrl
wtuu he plrsd his own rue. lie was bound
over in the strut of Mull to rippers! for ill-ll
\l the Superior Court. The primner wits
nurtured by Fittivr “quell. of this town.
sud wos found to be entirely ignoriiritof rill
ililliu‘ pertaining to the prlesnimu‘; hecmriu
(in! t‘\‘\‘ll iii-kc the cross. There is it width
the church that no Collections are to be
nude except such as ore announced from
the slisr by the palm. or otherwise mode
kuuwn by him. Frihel Russell thinks the
girls are vi-rv much to blame for onroiiragw
iriu such swindlerr ond hypocrites. Pu“
ruin arterial—liver. ‘
moot—w—
(‘lu‘ liloellon.
The « tilelst when at the city election on»
penis this week. This imporisnt error will
take place Mondsy December 21. st Military
"an. Aimdv there is considerable fipt‘cu‘
lotion so to who ore to be the honorod par
ties. Mayor lisnlerd. we understood. is
not on srpimt fur a mood term. The coriv
didutes mentioned for the office on church
ouo. The aim! prominent st present ore ex-
msvnr Elv. councilman Cunningb-rm. Motor
our“. 2. Dow. Geo C. Stillsorr. Henry I
Smith. L. Dilrbif. I) . H B. P-l’d'. John
W. Powell. [1. R Fl'oli. Nelson Toylnr. A.
E. Austin. 1‘. l. Bryruonri. W. H. Benedict.
J J. Mill-rd. sod others. or course so tho
limo for the cocoons opparoch arbor norms
will he mastic-o1. but rho onurbor will ho
from the main track to a side truck tiprin
“blob stand sever ll iron hrs of the New
York (‘r-rdrul rind lludsrn River ['«lif‘iiltti
l'he swiir'hiii-in‘s nil-i ike wus not iliwovet
ed by the llrttkl‘llllt'l in Charge till the B in
tin train, which was moving at the rate of
right union an hour. entered the deprt. wlnu lug energy. integrity and ombition and I
in the light from the L'liti je‘a he l-rguu li-
the perilous position of himself tllitl
the train. Birelv il‘lti be time to jilllip in
1.. the ground. when the pi fl'til ror " (‘un—
wliir'ii w is forward Cinn- in run.
trii' 7.-
rreetn'ut l'
lnt‘i With the iron ears {\illlill'll to \\'l it u
tearful Chub. making it Complete “‘rwk .rt g
portion of the former. and bending like
pap r the iron covering of the latter. N the
«lure tiriie litiiuu ihe car from the their. A
ilt‘li\‘\' New York trty ii u l in punches w it
sent living in every din-rtmn. tilivl five pm. at
clerks, “659]“. George B. Al‘i‘n. i“. ll Nob.
U. E. Williams. J. A. Richmond and 'l‘. (‘.
Kt‘lll‘" were thrown pionirrcuoihiy nhoui,
the l‘li" r rti~t lllllllL‘ severe injuries in the
head rind lens. The ('Olit‘ilflhltlli was new re
enough to t~ lescope the two cars rind throw
il‘HlIi their beds several passengers hall‘s-p in
the Wilbur r clet‘pllifl car. None were. hurt.
evrr. seriously hurt. The “ Cunnimieut “
in one of Ill p clitl ears built in February
List for the Ii stun and New York line.
u—w—W
Grand Concert Saturday Nicki.
The criteit tininerl to be elven til Music
ilii‘l this \S\l\\l\l\}l evening. li_\‘ the New
York .\lusienl Oigsii it ti'toii wrll uiiduiihlidlx
he the erode“ winded troll our people hue»
\“1 hr on \ til-rod The «import: is con»
pork-d of the but nrll‘“. sud the programme
is of rt ehsroeter to show their pmtleieney
“til skid. and or the some time not beyond
the nprrrwiut‘iuii of rill. Since its organist»
iron the company lilti met with the thirst
flattering implioris. rind lit‘l‘ll “Q“N‘t‘d in
alumni every instance to report their to»
veil.
labs l“ Steiner. Soprano. in o retina sud
lrirb‘y niliwl mist of amt promise. hnvin;
inst lirr‘ivhed her inusiesl «itiesiion stimuli
rind nuns: niilr uteri Niece“ lir-lure the rim“
eritirrl oiidi rm 9. llei‘ Voice is of lith‘
iwsu‘y rind areal compass. Mr. Frown:
lirwliuson. ‘l‘ruur. is one of the best bollru‘
singers. lie. shin. is writ known in Europe.
who: omit: with crest success s‘ the Crystri
l‘ lice Concerts. Mr. thilorn Withers. Ju.
the really only Auirrlesn violin viriirnu.
has held the p sition of musical director or
mvernl of the principal lboatrro in New
York. and on oil occasions his violin solos
i live been received with immense applause.
.\ir. Withers has been abroad. rind his re.
orptiuli at Birmingham sad at St. J lines
lirill. London. will equnl to any received at
homo. Mr. Brunei: Brecht. the weltdtnuwp
flute virtuoso and soloist of bliltnoro‘ri Famous
rial [torment Blind. has traveled with the
above renowned maestro from Main to Cults
furnia. and has just returned with Mr. Git
more from Europe. hsvina hold the reopen»
aiblc position on that unprecedented tour.
treasurer sud business manager. ond odded.
by his fine performance of time solos. not in
s smoll degree to tho laurels they so Justly
won and merited. Ills playing to enquire
ltrly fins. his tons sod tecbulc oro simply
marvelous. Mr. John Hammond. the on
rivolled cornet soloist. hos been the recipient
Munbonudod testimonials of opprtclutlon
from the most critical sudlcuoos lit odd our
of New Yuili. [its execution is wondertui
tour.
rodocod to two or thrown“ who will its tho
l
- r
._ “no“... 4. LW - . Mflmfl‘ ”and“ firm ,.. o v»
, «Mr. W..~W mo
distance Walk.
alletldt‘d county inrrs. sud has been o fre
m. tut 145 pounds, is of rather slight build.
crtv Nov, 124 h.
school
ond has won on cnvluhloripurotluuou
perform" of crest for-ling oud purity of
Mr. Adolph. Bchwloordi. would
ond occurmponisi. is a “hand osd scorn
pliohod muslclso sud vocslbt. Bus boon :
oss-clwod with tho Montreal!“ 7
York—Trinity ond‘otlrors.
rm
macro. fig-Must. militant.“
“mow "
o—hntololo. m‘filfiv‘o‘fi Verdi
Hi. i’é""‘£°‘"‘.‘.“‘~=- fluorine
b—V‘iollufislo mirrloiiifii‘mw Withors
Hints Solo. “3.333% ’5' Nicholson
ILWUBroch.
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10—\'loliu Solo “Footnote autumn} lousr
“nor Fmochuts.“
>—
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The Neptune Club Reunion will take
place ot the Norwslk Hotel, on Thursday
ensuing, November Slut. It is hoped that
oil the members will be present.
The Walk
“ SPORT" ofBrldgoport
beating the world.
456 miles made since
Sunday morning.
——O¢O———
Au ostonlsblng pcdcstrlsn foot is being
performed ot Bridgeport by Nopolcon Cnm~
pans. commonly known by the name of
Sport. Every one laughed when he an
pounced that lie was coin to bent O‘Lsory’s
London record. but he is comfortably chest!
of tho chomplou on the first five days of
his tromp. and unless he collapses suddenly
and completely—of which his present gait
and condition give no prospect—he will
leave O'Loory's record oonoidsrobly behind.
He started st midnight on Sundoy. and in
GROGKERY,
CLOSING OUT SALE!
A $8.00 Mat for 31.00
Also 800.0ther Mats
At Half Price.
F10Wer Pots 250. 1302
'
our. ENTIRE STOCK of
GLASS All—E,
Housefurnishing Goods.
TO BE CLOSED OUT.
the following twenty-four hours covered 125 I B E A R D ’
miles. The first 40 miles were traveled by
study running. sud during the rest of the Washington Street. . _ South “emu“
day be no in odditlon shout 40 miles more.
He appears to run so costly no he wolks, ond
has probably msdofull half of the distance
be has traveled on o trot. He covered 100
mil”. completing his 325'b mile at 11.15
Wednesday evening.
Sport ran his 300th mllc Wednesday in
6.35. and did the last. few laps of the 325th
mile at. the 1(1) of his spud. The excel-
lence of his conditlou gives cvcry reoson to
belirve that he will keep going the whole
work, and occomplish o proportionately
good record. lie is not troubled by blisters
and although his limbs are slightly swelled
at the joints. ho is not ot oil crippled.
.tt 1 o'clock on Friday be bad mode 443
miles. and he is still fresh. He has onlv
to make 765 miles more to rnstch O‘Leory's
time and he has till 12 o’clock Saturdoy
night to do it in.
Compton wot formerly o noted ten-mile
runm r. but lui never h--furc tried o long-
lle is 43 yrors of age, is
physically unsound, and bus not only bird
on trulniuu for this Walk. but was for some
time previous a comparative stronger to ri-
gulnr meals. lie has been a street vendor,
quenl visitor of this city. For the lost yeor
or more he has done nothing. He Weighs
and as wiry and unity as on Indian.
Those who attend our county lair will
A very fine
W.
cash Buyers llearl Following
Crofut’s New Buckwheat 30. per 1b.; or $2.65 per cwt.
Hacker’s Crystal Flour 70c.per bog.
A Fine St. Louis Flour $6.00 barrel.
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk 200. Can.
New Haven Clear Pork Sc. lb.
“ “ Family “ Tc. lb.
Six Lbs. New Haven Lard 50c.
Fort-y Cakes Fine Soup $1.00. New Dried Currants 7c. lb
Three Pounds Nico Raisins 25c.
Joplin Terr 350-. lb. 31bs.,for l. Beats on -
thing for the mone’y in this toswu. y
o
Other Goods in proportion iii.
W. COMSTOCK’S,
WABHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
n lllr'llillt‘l' the noisy pesnut vendor who
sells near the entrance to the stood. orid
shouts “ Here‘u your double-jointed. hump
barked Coliforuio peanuts. five cents o cup."
lit-'a the man. _
LATEST.
iiiuDGi-zi‘on'r. 4 p. ll). “ Sport " has made
his 456 mile. and is in splendid Canal“ )0.
oov— , ~——
OBITUABY.
Cmunxcu N. KNAPI‘.
[i -rn in Surth N-rrwolk. Dec. 23 b. 1851.
died in Pueblo. Col. Nov 51h. 181's. sud
watt buried in Pine island Cemetery in this
17p to 1871 his life wos spent in his native
place. During that time he finished hir-
lifn Ind commenced his business
career; in both of which he showed untlr-
carefulness in details that marked him so it
young man with more than ordin-iry shrew-t-
ness. common sense and sbility. and one
who would be likely to win his woy in the
World by his own tfl'orls.
Hrs social circle was large as he was be
loved by all. and to rill he was ever the
sums gi'lli‘l. kind‘litlltuil Clsronce. To the
few that he drew close to his heart in friend-
diip‘s dean st bonds will he ever be re-
membered try the tendon-st of sympathetic
lies tint still hiuos been to heart and which
tlt'lltll cannot sevrr or make has strung~
lu lSTl. that dread “BIAS“. incipient con
sunrption. that finally proved the channel of
his i xii from this life caused him to seek it
renewal of health in the broeiua air 0! Min-
nesota. The change of climate apparent-y
rt stored his health. and. alter it time. be set~
tied in Le hi ”‘9. Iowa. invited. and. as the
superintendent of s lumber ysrd. built up is
large u'id fl Ilil‘liliing business. showing in
till he did the same sit-rune quttlltirl rim
chsrocioris it his early youth. The cows
rind responsibilitiu that attended his bush
um care it new lease and it death hold to
the slurnbrrina disuse that ii journey to tho
balmy oir of Southern Color-trio failed to
rel or.
To the lost moment he showed his strobe
eleor common urns». sud though life would
have been rtry sweet to hint word he hove
bod hootth t r re) \y it. he nevertheless clearly
now the end sud woe prepsred to moot it.
lie new full directions to his beloved moths r
rind wife. who were tenderly and lovingly
coin. for him. recording his earthly odors.
and even the best route to be tstrou for the
rrturu of his inhly to his buybood‘s distout
Ironic ond his last will“ pinco.
W'w'WQQW
Rowwyton.
Capt. Chris. W. Bell received o dhpotch
this work storing thst his sister sod tror
llnllb'sud. who were midonts of Memphis.
Tenn. had died from yoilow fever. They
left two children. Nr. Boll liuiutdhitoly
t-iwophod to have tho childron‘ soot to
him.
Gnome Sinus. tho hotoi proprietor. hos
moved to New York.
Augustus Sunnis and William Loch
wood started for Flori-do on Friday. Hr.
Sonnets expects to nuke largo prooms this
winter with his orange arovs of 1.000 trons.
Gardner Thoma “companies thorn. mostly
for his health. intending to rough it with
them this winter. and probably return in
tho spring.
The leihodirt church was woll a‘lod on
Sundoy ovouina. They took o now start
and intend to intro tho mooring intending
by short exorcism our] the singing «Moody
ond Sinhey hymns. waking up tho spirituol
noturo sud doing good work for etornlty.
Oopt. Chorloo Godfrey ond o numbtr of
of other gonttomsu nod two lodloo stouod
tho first of tho work to s scroll sloop for
Port Jemima. l‘lnwoothrr provod bois-
torooo sod thoy could got no furtlior soon
Nort pm. whoro they lsndod. sod tho ship
r. Ir. Innis. ssys ittoohtwo‘ooohors
old thriboot. Tiro‘psrty coins oboord
' tdoiolrt sod started for homo. lint-mus
torcod t-r mobs o horhor st Lloyd’s
until tho noxt morning when tiny
nosrly oil oov urchins our bother.
loy Guldor watchman ”lists: not
a
be made from it.
bargain today in Norwalk.
L. Dibble, Jr-
SELLS
A Barrel of the Very Best St. Louis
FLOUR!
At 86.50,
Or Has it in Neat Half Barrels at $3.40.
Twenty-four and one-half Lb. Bag 900.
And you should see what good bread has been made and can
Sample on exhibition at the store. The best
New Mackerel 40. a Pound.
L. Dibble, Jr.
OCTOBEE 1878.
Flannols. Dress Goods,
ansimors, Waterproof Clocks,
Notions, and Fancy Goods.
FROM AUCTION.
Many Novelties rind Grunt Boosts“ at our
FIVE GENT COUNTER.
Our Rubber Umbrella and Ladies Rubber Cloak
“ARRANTED PERFECT.
A Great Job In Underwear tbr Ladics’
Gents’ and Children.
A. Novelty Likewise in Hosiery. Ladies‘ and Mixes Muslin Un-
derwear cheaper thou you can make it
A New York Mills Muslin Shirt. for 85c. Shawls.
Blankets. Comfortitbles. Table and Floor Oil Cloths.
O.
B. B E N N E '1‘ '1' ,
Washington Street. South N’orwslk, Conn. 403 6m
Wool
‘9"
Keeps the Lugosi. our! Best Assortment of
FURNITURE
AND SELLS cam NR CASE.
DAVID arrow
INN 81‘" 500‘ PH NORWALI. CHM—UP STAINS.
or v- whitish shtick?
Still Niiwali Putin Stair .
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an was.“ hm“,
rooster-trons: Milton“ old solos-II:
luclndlornowoodiomm to arts-lure.
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ton couto. h slim In.“ by ,
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hovo tho lot-[sot to world. Pot.
outsmobtot onthobcoturlo. A IO-
tion to undo in tho Boloufllc Amos-ico- oll Invoc-
uons pouni m. wt tho no.0
"f V‘d‘“§m“". "marten-r" ”‘3;
on n on o
tho merits u tho «3;. m-
cum odvoncco on urn-W.
Brooch Ollco. cor. l'. option. Wm 0.0.
The Sun for 1879.
Tu: In! vl‘l be print-d cv doy during the you
to come. In burp-room mt rod will to tho some
on In the poor: To mot oil the news in o o—
Pf; shops. sad to toll the truth though the harass
I .
Tn: first bus been. is. nod will continue to be in-
dependent of everybody sud rwrrtht an the
l‘ruth our! its own convictions of duty. - list II tho
only policy which on honest stews-pom notd hove.
1 hot I the galley wh‘ch os- won one this unwoun-
pcr the con deuce sud frlcudobl of o wider coir
attorney that woo over oufoyod y soy othor Anor-
|"3rn “5""1‘ o. r it: i n is
u cits one ro cpeopc.
not for the rich moo $5: the poor moo. or for
the poor moo contact the rich soon. but It seeks to
illogqnnflhl extra to 33'] tutor in air; con‘ unity.
t sly . lot: or
ry. There am no mysmmm its torso i21rd
hows. It is fortho boos-st Iron ogolnot slio moo
cv timo. It is for the boon nudes!
the ishcnoot Republic“. sad for the honor In
hllcsn no “dust tho l owe-t. M. It
ooo not toil it!
poiltlcisn or pnllllcol
support unroocrrcdli when m of
amount with tho ‘oustftnuon slid with, the u-
ciplos upon which thi- bite who found
tho people. Whenever the nonunion our! wil-
tntlonu princt More vitriolic—or in the “mesons
urnoptrscy of 31s. by which most out oloc woo
placed In the Preotdoot‘s olce. whore be still ro-
malno-it spooks out for the right; Thor is he
Sun‘s ides of ind deuce. In this m
be no chance In Its pregame for 1
Tbs Sun has foirlv corned the hurt, trotted of
rucslo. fronds ond humbuzs of all sorts and stun.
li hopro todonervo thot boned not ions in tho nor
1879. thou in 1818. writer shy your o bv. ho
sun nlliconrlnuo to shins on the wt ed with no-
mlvirotod brightness.
White the lessons oftho poof should be mutually
kept before the pronto. Pl: Gert does not ropes.
to note imlf in 1819 I the of Indoor. hurry.
it is printed for the men when.
concern to chirfly with
both the disposition sud tho shill:
"odors the rromptcot. fullest ond
1.01le o whotsvrr in the with world to worth
strenuon. Tothls end tho moroc- hol ngto
mil established prosperity will in u on-
0 ed.
tyne present disjointed condition of portios In this
country. ond rho uncertolary or the future. load on
extract-din: or ificsnco to the events of tho wru-
ocusolono of tho the dohotos
and of Cori slid the movements oi
in every section of the R bile will hove I dim
bcoring on tho Prooidcot l olcctlou of m
ovont which must bo recorded wittrtiir “must on:-
ious interest by every otic America. whom
his politicol ldcoo or loner. To those clean-to
of intcrcst no he added the prohobttlty lhot tho
Dcmocrots wit control both houses “Congress. tho
tncmslng focblcuccs of tho fnuduiout Admirals":-
tion. cud the stir-cod sud siren coins o ore
of o hooltb ' sober-once of tau many form. To
pmcnt vii occurscy sod cos the reset stru-
nuon in coch of its voryln; phones. nod to expound.
occur-dim: to irs weibooowu methods. the {thril‘pioo
ttut should guide us through the lohyrlnt w be
work for in.
on tin or port of Tn Srn‘s
Tn Sol. no o po~
We ovc the moon! of whiting
liticsl o literory slid svelte-oi newnooprr. more en-
trrtolui a and more useful thou ever bofurc;
we room to sr-vly them freely.
Our rotors of sub crlpilou rennin Inboard. For
tho Dun ecu. ofour polo sheet of two-“Mt.
columns. the price by roof]. pmtpoid. to 53mm. o
month. «trillion-r; or. Inclunlur the Solid-y
no . on right pogo shot-fiat fifty-six «slumps. tho
pig‘s: to 65 can u mouth. orflJOoycor.
sop-ntrly or u. rrrsr. vim poid.
‘l he twice oi the “‘3:er Mu. right on .
six column. is ".00 o your. pontoon ”man
of ten vending no we will sand on curs y tron.
Ad-‘ruoo !. W. ENGLAN
sis-9r. Pobllshor or run our. Now York City.
TIMBER
AND
UMBER
sHmGLEs.
ALL BRANDS AND PRICES.
LATE,
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Railing
and Picket;
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. “tumor!
and Me.
And oil this of Hold Wood.
Henry R. Fitch,
SOUTH NORWALK. 0088
iii Will (in Filllll
JIIS’I‘ DERIVED
srdiwror
Billiii Pi 8
"Aw-“M
“20‘3““.
‘d‘ . . , ,—
p.‘l'lre Snudsy edition of Tu: ‘nl Miro furnished
«so.
Norwalk Chronicler