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In Roswell G. Hon. of Michigan. at new
Contractual wit has been d‘lntuvcrcd.
He Ipobe on Saturday for the first time.
He pnid his attention that to the Green.
backer; treating their View: its a ' y.
the symptoms of which he drew annu-
ing rhetch. Among these symptoms
were. he said. " bowels of impaction for
the poor 3" and yet. said he. I never knew
one of them to give n poor man it cont. or
do it single day‘s work. {Laughtenj lie
ridiflilrd the hill of Mr. De Ln Matyr for
the lame ol a billion at greenback;
Mr. De La Harri-ml simply presented
thnt bill at the request of another man.
It is not my own bill at all. and I do not
endorse it.
Mr. Bork-I uni filed of it. “10 bill
would make a horse laugh. if he had any
eerie of the ludicrous. What the country
needs is not and quiet. The business
interests demand that we should pass the
appropriation bill and go home about our
business. Why do we not? The Green-
back party is uniting with the \tl‘filtfi.
an that they may Good the eonn ry with a
mum of trash. How long «moving up
towards the Urwnmckem. and addn‘nsing
the question to than) do you suppose it
would take the Mary to print the
money that three fellows want I I figured
it in It would require ten steam prunes
wor ing (lnyitndnixht for them.“ six
months. Some fellow has figured up star
tistics about the flood. and has diucovenxl
that It must MW." rained m fuel of sulld
rain every day. Now. in order to meet
the uireiuentu of these gentlemen. they
would lave to get their clergyman uncon-
ing Mr. De Ln Mntyrlto mil: our Father
above to open ngnin the doors and win-
dows of heaven and have it min grt‘t‘lh
backs instead of water for forty day‘s.
[Loud laughter-.1 The eloquent and dim
mint ntleinan from Iowa (Mr. “'cnvcr)
had t e tenicrily the other day to inti~
mate that God was. able tmmlae up it new
David for President in 188“. meaning. I
suppose. that he Wits able to ailvnnw the
llitt‘l’fiil.‘ of a ntlenntn on the other side
of the hall 1 hiding to Mr. “'riglit of
Penneylvanial. who has nlwavs written
after his mun» the Word “Independent.“
1 am not here to contend that God Al-
mighty cannot-do that. for I have too
much confidence in his power to dispute
it; but I do ask the gentleman from Iowa
whether he is not asking too much of
I’mvidouce. [laughter] \Vlio are these
“ Independent men 1'“ A: a rule tllcy an-
:«xnl for nothing. always on both slilt‘n of
every question and on "I itber xidc of any.
:Ri‘ncu‘wl lilllfllllt'l‘.l They aiv liall' fish
and half wotnau~ political inerniaileh-
too much woman to to good for anything
in fish. and too lllllt‘ll fish to be K‘“"i for
anything {B \vomcn. [Shouts of laugh
tom} It is ~oirprisin: to 1110 that inch of
business“. men who have material intereeN
at stake. should conceive the idea tnat
money can be made by lcral cnactincm.
Then. moving mcr to the Ilcinocratic
aide and addressing Southern members.
he said: “'Iiat. the country needs and
what the South needs is not. more grecir
bucks. I aim not a M‘t‘llillllll man. but a
good-feeling man. and 1 say that what
you Want down there is to go to \\'nrk.
[laughter] You want to raise win Misti:-
’ and lt‘sn
.‘Ippll more com iuid cotton
”clinic-dues..." [Iaiugbtcnl \ou want
more bugs and Imus hunibug. You must
raise bones and hugs more. and hcll lcs".
[Laughter on both sides of the House.)
Mr. ”or? tlic-n changed his manner and
his subject. and snke of "the bloody
‘hirt" IL“ the sort t at was worn. not l-v
Illl‘ gcntletncn of the North. who. with
blanched chcck and relaxed muscles start-
ed for t‘anadn when they could not re-
vent " the draft.“ but as the sort of s \II‘I
worn by " the boys in blue." and be said
that the Southern "1011!le should not
find fault With Republicans for putting
forward that emblem. This is a question
.Iic continnmi‘ about which the people of
the north are 111 earnest. What they ask
of us to do is to paw these appropriation
bills like bnxincm men. and go home about
our “‘urk. There used to be an idea
prcacbml hv old zliwilogians that (ind
mnietinies brought about good :it‘linlla
among mortals bv pestilence and famine
and other terrible expedients. It line
.m‘urred to me that the Deity never had a
better opportunity to aid this country than
to-day. and that would be by turning the
yellow fcver into this House. I Would
want llini. however. to use great diwrimh
nation in [linking his sclectione. [Shouts
of laughter all round the lions» and
gain-rim]
goo—~—
‘r. butcher and In. Judge
“ht-on.
t'snrivmixo own“? CHARGED ixn
bISIKD. A " natural-LR “ Willi“
\virn is ravixo ro REFORM
run. his uvrrn: co»
run WITH rnx ans.
“ arms.“ «1‘.
_\ few Sundays. also lieu. M. Duteher and
Mauludge “‘atson held tennierance ineei~
ingn in this row awn: this city in the Meth‘
\‘Ils‘l church. and up town at Lockwood‘a‘
Hall. They then went to Iblnbnry and
held similar meetings and have since lawn
lecturing through the state. .\Ir. [hitcher
inrmduuo Mrs. Watson no his t\\I\\‘eH.
and. while here. an mt nude the most
urgent We for iu‘iuiiary minnow.
and urged his «use. as he had given his
life to the work. and had to depend upon
the getter-“dry of" the lovers of the cause
of Temperanw hr the means pennant-y to
supp“ a wife and six children living in
ultimate. He anemedrd in getting a
librnnl collection
\“hen llr. Wat-on and Mrs. Butcher-got
t0 “ability. however. Ml". Dutcher was
«unframed with his wiftx who urged him
toreturntoherandhie funily. andleave
the Ills. Judge. Thin fact my mneealed
as long u pmsiblc. but the kyubli‘eua. on
Sunday.th that all m not right
With tin reformers. and the Bridgeport
Farmer since has given a fullstatement o!
the min-rem This has brought the
following statement from Mr. Butcher to
the Hartford (banal. He aye:
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by Mrs. Watson in her hour of trial. cheer-
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In commenting on the above the Four-
mi! says:
The fact is not denied tho: Mrs. Dtttcher
appeared in Dnnburv. as sta in the
Funner article. nullified? efli’ 1‘ de-
sign of breaking up the miation between
her Malawi and Ear: W‘tsom. but Mr.
butcher exhibits a dam-cut minted by
her in which she ex an EM.
willingness to have him continue GM
riation. Mr. [hit-bar‘s e tic-nu we
when] and not specific. ver the
"dark t“ to which he alludes may be.
it shun d certainly be divulge as won as
pomible. both for his own sake and the
reputation of the woman who is with bun.
"wing it was held thnt an En-
' gthe hi seas when
g . low water mark on
I‘ = . unable to say which
was on. Then it was
(I jury of the cir-
tment. The fact
- _ - e district court
found. The nttomey thought there
or fills in criminal pm-
aniine .
glinh a ‘
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cedureflrutw found. it statute‘b‘y‘
1“. ‘ "m We: eon; @733an
This statute. however. di not do. No
jurisdiction was conferred upon the dis—
trict”fi§, 1%lg itch circuit court cases
remited ot e Vizdier court. The grand
jury was the only party empowered to do
nuvtbing witthhern. . ~‘ ‘
,v unmet Attorney instead from sec-
tion 1025 of the statutes th show that no
indictment tuuudur presented should be
deemed insufficient. nor the trial of the
cause be affected by reason of pity defect
in matter d m not tending to the pre-
The ‘wntrarf referred 00in an agreement
taken in the insecure of a notary public
in Philadelphia. wherein both ice n~
grce to fulfill certain stipulated condmln.
—Iic to accoin inny her and she to make _
addrem— er a unity of ”.000; but
this has no special finance: there is no
bond to make the iliunagw 'tlllf-allll the
“qnletitu natanilv arisu. \ la the ne-
ccunlty for a contract between two mops
mutually engaged in‘ a work of ‘ form
with the Lord on their side? It nught be
nulunary if there were a pecuniary sw-
hlation involved: but the fact that .' r.
Butcher has “been n worker for‘linuianity
for sixteen years.“ and Mrs. \\ atson is a
"reticcinul woman“ forbids the thought
that any motive of should mute
either! Another pecn inr thing alum the
counortion lice in the conncnt of Max
Butcher to her husband‘s action. It does
not follow that because a man has by up
(luxury and haul labor provided it beauti-
t‘ul home for but rand v. that but Wife is
rendered happy by it: t If that home is
a place of sweet contentment and mutual
confidence. it seems stnuige that ‘t he ‘hus‘
band. known best of comm to his wife its
it worker for humanity. should feel it nec~
Q‘Nl'y to obtzu‘n his wife‘s «invent in writ~
ing. to travel with a “n‘df‘t‘lllfll woman“
with the Loni umfessedly on the side of
both! It can be unnamed that with n luy‘
a1 home and nnfathn trust between man
and wife. the hushan might after getting
a woman to sign the pledge go into all the
world with her as an example of rvdenip—
tion. and ivceive voluntary sanction
and “God blow you“ of his wife without
reducing such a labor of love and fidelity
to thecold formality of n \vrittcn pcrrnbh
sum.
As the misc stands there should be an
immediate divulgcnce of “ the dark plot \‘
which Mr. llutcbci‘ “\ch to: and if“ It
provee to be what he luu‘uuu‘a the entire
ncvaaper max“ of the state \vill no dunb
join with
con: \iracy. No one will welt to crnali
him in the light of honest truth. but will
commend every honest etTort he market in
the cause of true mforin. The sooner the
details of tbo niuspimcv are unfolded the
better for all conccrnm
\\'e do not knmv whether Mr. Butcher
and Mt“. “'atmm llh‘ justly nccuo‘d or
not. but tbc muttcr i crtainly lll‘t'tl‘l uncali-
gatiou. The worst feature of tlic \vbolc
affair is that thetenuwrxnwc :lriwlltllllllull
that Ill\l l»-«‘;illil‘ :ll’IlII-lllllikl \vitli thc
Incl» oi’ th~~ ram- did all it could to conceal
them. This has bcconic so characteristic
of to-uuwrance and religions societies that
pcoplc liavc Iittlc faith in tbcin. Tbcy
luck the i-sacntial characteristic.- of com-
mon ll'hWalll)‘. They fear to expimc im~
“warm for fear " it will injure the good
cause.“ and nct as though concealment of
vice and immorality within their own
ranks is necmsary to ndvnncc a cause
carried on in the name of the Lord.
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Tut: ant-3L?!" EXPLOSION.
IIOWLANIYS MANSIAI'UHTER VASE.
A nrurnxrn ovrnanm av Jroar slur-
uix~rm~t mar ASSIGNED ron IA"
‘36 AT A fiPSt‘lAlfiESn‘luh‘ IN
nanrronn—sxmxmzn
nuwmxn 1'1‘T'z‘u
PLEAI).
In the l'nitcd States circuit: court last
\vcck .\Ir. Ikmlittlcfilul adeznurrcr in tbc
casc of manslaughter against Jruncs A~
Rowland. who was engineer of the Adv l-
pbi that bum licl‘ boiler in this harbor
Inst Scpteuibcr. Tln- first count in tlu- in-
dictment is alleged to be defective in that
(I) it is not stated that the defendant was
muploycd on the Adelplii; (‘21 it is not ul~
legwl that the accusnl inflicted any \voninl.
mortal or otherw‘ue. upon any pemm ur
pemxns named in the indictment; 13‘) that
it is not alleged that he did kill or slay any
pemui audit) that it is not stated in what
act or acts he was guilty of mimonduct.
The objections to the second count were
thuie mentioned above and this in addition
It is not a cause of action that the engi-
neer antlcwd an undue amount of etmm.
namely 10.1!“ cubic feet. to be retained in
the boiler. The defendant says if it was
wtnined it would have done no harm. It
is also not alleged in the third count that
the Adelphi ie an American vowel. nor
that it is within the criminal and maritime
Juriwlictlon of the United States. The
crime might have been nuunilttcd on the
high mm». It further remains not alleged
that the indictment Wits found by a grand
jury of tbecireuit rim". If it were found
in the district court it would not be wit h‘
in the jurisdiction of thlsconrt.
Mr. Dunlittle argued point by point. A
summary it ”follows; If it is not nectwa-
ry to state in an indictment that the accu‘
and is “alloyed on the need which he is
changed with mismanaging. then a man
who was left ternp-unrily in charge of the
boiler “told be its blameablvx and this per
son might not know nothing about the
boiler. The fact that Howhnd was OIII‘
ployed on the steamer would have to be
infer-Nd. In it crime like manslaughter
nothing is to be interred in the indictment.
It is always neceesnry in indictment for
murder or manslaughter to allege the in-
fliction of a wound of which the victim.
languishing, (lid die. How it was done
“(I with what it was done mun be de‘
scribed. In this indictment it is only
stated thnt Rowland had charge of theH
boiler and that the mdid main. bruise
and kill Henry Allen and other persons.
The: is not sufficient. The accused must
be directly connected with the not. It Is
also necessary that such an indictment
nhnll contain the usual form: “Did kill
and day.” III: not email to any that
they were injuredand killedby the arena).
judice of the defendant.
on the demurrer involved iuerely inattem
tbtfiirlij' ‘. ‘1' .
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The points raised
1‘; \ it 3‘
Th: mun lutemwfrd by saying it did
not cure to hear anything except on the
point that the vowel was not‘ uientioned
as an American vowel.
Mr. ("hild expnwud his surprise at the
latcutwa of the hour at which thedeiuurrcr
was filed. He had had no time to look
into the points raised. He thought how.
ever that it walnut memory where any
allegation us to the nationality of the vow
iii. an it wanto be ”mounted thitl it was in
the j rhdit‘tlon o! the court nnleue the de~
fendnnt showwl it to be otherwise. Nu-
tionnlity win: no cover for crime. 'l The
t‘nlll‘l \vcnt \vheiv the crime was unlimited.
blurb twbnluulitloo I8 ball been tall-“l \Vcro
utterly anbvemivc of tho merits of tho «xii»
troverav.
Denis McMahon of New York. who ap-
pcaicd for the accused with Doolittle. said
that the nut-Aunt suture-wan based upon
section twelvcufllw statuteof 1838, It was
passed because there had been numerous
disasters on the Missineippi river. It was
enacted as n Imituction purely for Ameri-
can “wads. In 185‘} the auction was teen-
actod directly after the dmtniction of the
Henry t‘lny and Reindeer. It wai-~ niudc
auction twelve of the atatntu of that your.
The new 1! part and panwl of tlw old law
and Is for the regulation of cmistlng or
l‘cgielcnnl nh‘timcw. ll iipplics «duly to
American bottoms. The tug-imam it is
pmvhlml. must be licensed ancouliug to
iin in uuideinnutimi of tho “‘Uiiitcd Shiloh law: and be In coutrolcd by
tliciu. It seemed to him that the cmwin
in; dcfu‘t in the indictment \vax tho ab-
sence of any allegation that the vngiucmr
bud ncgloctcd tlic duties cnjoincd upon
him by the statutcs.
Mr. (‘luldpnulucml tlu- ~tatntc- of filth
for 11w bunefil of tho court.
Ihz Doolittle produmd the revised stab
me of 1‘71.
Tlll‘ court Mlltl: This point. 1\\' bether
nm‘ux‘ar‘v In prior that lllt' «tumor was
:in American vessel} in tlic only on.- which
I have any doubt. I think Iltc otlu-r poinh
arc sufficiently answn-rwl by the allega-
tions of the indictmcnt. or clan that tliuy
:H‘v unimportant. For cxninplc. in rcmird
lo the nwessity of rcfcrring to the origin»
cei‘ or owners nan guilty of killing and slay-
ing. that point is not well taken. Bonn; a
statutory oil'cuuo thc indl'ctmcnt finds that
the loan of life Wm in consequence of lllin~
conduct or negligence. Such persons as
ufl'cnd arc guilty of umnfllanglitcr. It is
sufficient to set out the ofI'i-nec in the
words of the not: it in not ncceasnry to
follow the common law rub-h of indict-
ments in inunler cases. I have “some
doubt as to whether it in not neccwsary to
allege that the HIt‘alllul‘ 1! an American
vessel under the provisions and control of
American law. On the whole. I think it
is Mllllt‘ll‘lll fortlic plcadcr to make the
allegation n.‘ it is in tlic atatutc. The dc-
fcnsc bearing on this point is n niatlcr for
tlirau-cim-d. I1 is not ncccxsary to lulH‘
the clausc inserted in thc indictment to
make the di-feuno on that point valid. The
dcniurrer is overrnlcd. Now. gentlemen.
as to the trial.
The court announcwl that the case
\vould goovcr ton special scxniun to be
held in Hartford Mny 26. at two p. m.
The \\‘l1ncs.\‘c.~1 entered into a nwognizance
to appear at that time The ciwc against
Inspector Blake for mnnslnuglitcr will al~
gnpmlnbly come up at tho snmc time.
Ilmvland was put to plead to the indict~
ment. lie pleaded i'iot guilty. lie is at
large on bail.
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An Important Learn Decision.
A u: nu: acumen ILLEGAL ox ‘l‘Et‘lI—
XII‘AI. Pom-s. A memos run ur
sternum wiu. urn run rim:
T0 Ml‘t‘ll PROPERTY
\‘IRY I‘m‘A'
RIOI‘ &
During the past few years lunch phith
erty but changed Innle in this town. linv~
lug been sold by tax milloottus for non~
payment of MN and the inipnxxwion has
pmvailed that a “Won gotten under
such prim was unusually sure. but the
recent decision of Judge Sanford in the
case of Lewis Ihiyniund ca. T. I Rnynnind.
if sustained. will make probably most of
the titlwi to aneh propeny void. for irregv
ularities can probably be shown in most
of the traimwtivuis connected with the
Idea.
The came referred to bits been decided In
favor of Irwin hyrmuid. “its case has
attracttdagvmddealofmtion. andthe
fauna. as hill its weevil: getthem. are ‘
follows: About two you: ago the placo
now occupied by C. F. 'l‘ollee was ndven
titted for sale for nonuniynientot taxed.
When the day of sale came John '1‘. Ray-
mond. then unlock“- of three. went on
the piupmy and will it to Benj. J. Stun
gee. our present collector. A deed was
lodged in die town clerk‘soflkoand re‘
mined there one year. it “there ze-
cordrd in the name of Benjamin J. Stun
gas. Soonaftorllr Sunset quitolaiuied
the property to Thomas I. Raymond.
Lewis Raymond sued to recover the prop-
erty. as he was a party in interest by vin
tueofainortgngeonthe property. brain
hisclnirnson “illegalityofthasnle.
We m that the chime were: that
the parties in interest were not notified
burrito-embed nutbemrgedwith
killingandnlaying. Alsotheact (tracts
inwbiehtheallegrduiimanduet consisuid
nun! be wetland. In what particular
thingwutbe arousal guilty of unseen~
duct.‘ Again.itianotsufflcientto allege
thnthewaaiiltyotgeneratinsannnduo
mtdsteaniwhich was retained in
the boiler. It was because the boiler
“watchman-w“ done.
meal-trendtheeondndonoftheuem
mand-idfintitwasalhpdthatthe
mum
Then Ir. Dmlittlouid the want wu
demure inthatthmwuaoupuificatiim
utowhatthonqnlmhdthegom
nienlwaauwthemtofmutobe
muted. Mwaminnberunthe
twain“ providu aha shall have a
Wubmfiwmyufflmm
hail-enviu bar. “kahuna-ranged
thawew is an Aux-don “and.
fie law auntie. to AW“ Wu
RWHIIWMW but! was in.
tbejuri-‘ifliuloltbumn. Sherri-la
Nahuatl-“heroine“
naminlhotlttbbfllbflaotiutow
Wmtlutnounehn'ottheanle-
(not oventheooqnpnntof them
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howuna‘h'
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hit-acid
ninth-M
have a duty to perform themse
word to the wise is sufficient.
_ TheBn istChnrch Societ istgfliin u ......
m ly of 011%: n circn
find indictments in cinch mom-t chaos. fpmcifir in connbotio‘nwi Neannann. _.
The neck tie sociable that was conceived
and carried thropgh by the yoimg Indies
finacially and otherwise. They cleared
twenty dollm, which they presented to
the Sunday school of the M. E. Church.
This amount. together with money they
had accumulated at the school. is sufficient
to purchase n new library. which will be
done forthwith. Those having books be~
longing to the old library are requested to
return them at once.
Our whet. the (‘hief while on her way
for a cargo of coal hint week was knocked
down by n typhoon in the East River.
The lint/rhea were lost overboard. the stove
turned bottom side up. the cool: turned
topzsy turvy. crockery and everything in
a jumble. Not much damage however.
Everything was rw‘overcd.
I-‘lnt fish are in abundance if we may
judge by tho quantities that are brought
in by niuatcum ill-i well as nkillwl fisher—
men.
We have n new meat market which in-
dicates succvw. us it is carried on with
eoonoiuy and capital. ucminniodnting and
for cash. which being interpretwl means
the bent bent at popular prices: with a
nice young man cvcr at liinpmt to dis-
pcnnc impartially to all.
\\'e alnu hnvc a new coal yam]. lieurgo
Raymund. .lolin Ii. Vincent‘s stepson. In
occupying his father‘s dock with a cargo
of cuul. which is being carted to nuniemm
customers as funt no one horse cuu do it.
Mrs. .~\lv y 'l‘utlull who was tlanlpuoualy
nick luat week is reported to be honor and
out of danger.
Last \vpeli .lulin llyler londed llln hunt
with sixty luialiclaot‘ rock ‘\\‘r~\~tl ut the
cove and started for llulllt‘. Ilia little boy
Willy. of ten yoaca. was with lulu on the
boat. Winn noai‘ 'I‘mcrn Ialiuid the boat
begun to Milli. .lolin um frightened on
account of his boy. and callul hastily for
help. Edward Suiitli \vua dredging: with-
in builunz distance and linatenwl to the
mute. arriving; in time to take them on
board his craft. llyler bail tlironn lua
cargo overboard. nnd was up to his waist
in the wutor. Cup! South towed the bout
in tlic show and Iiylcr bailed her out and
went on his way rejoicing. having only
IUHI his fork and bi.‘ cargo.
The Ht'lt‘i‘lllll‘ll liuvc dw‘idcll lo lia\c a
town pun! unwind in the sqnurc. It H
nincb numb-«l and no doubt \\'ll.l ll:l\‘t'l|
tendency to call out larger solmol l11m‘l~
ingv than llhlllll as people have a curiosity
to “Will from tho town post whun no nillt'l'
liolicc \\'Hlll|l1llll‘:li‘lIlll‘lll.
‘ John Bradley is here again with lll.‘
sloop. This lunc from Now llavcu aftcr
flvt‘ hundred busbolof (Iyafcl‘n h.- purchas-
cd last wwk \vlicn llt'l‘t‘ on a \‘lnll.
Isaac l‘ain has conceivcd a' plan to cap-
ture eels in large tlllflllllllt‘n. He has takcn
.lobn t‘rockctt. who in an cxpci't hand all
fishing. a.“ a partner and iuvostml all the
capital ncccasary. Tlicy no doubt \\'lll
supply at large cxlont of territory with
ecln as soon as tho \vcatbcr is warm cuuugb
for them to run.
Mcridcu llllfi a new (lpcra Ilulln‘c. which.
\vlicu completed. \vlll aunt about 12.000.
Snow drifts It‘ll fccl tlt‘.‘ l \\'t‘I'l‘ I‘t‘ptll‘lml
111 Tolnud count) last \vcc' Thursday. and
Htllllt‘tlf the Funds lnul not bccn brokcn out.
It is said that in no other city in ('on-
nevlicul are tlic salaries of school It‘llt‘llt'l‘h
so low as in Now London. tlic highest paid
living $1.90".
MARRIED.
III New Milford. April llllll. by lllt‘ Iic\.
.I. II. t‘rol‘ut. Frcdcrick Hoax of Wood-
bury. to Miss. Mary A. .lonon.
In New Milford (.Icrnsalcnu. April Hitli.
Frederick .li Mansfield of llnnbnry to Miss
Frances E. Richmond.
In Ncu‘ Milford. April lilb. by Rev. A.
S. t‘lark. Isnnc E. Logan to Miss Anna .\'.
Slicrwmxl.
DIED. -- - _
In llnnbnry. April 2-1. Mrs: Maria Iloyt.
wife of the Into Runst‘l lloyl. nuul 79.
Funeral at her lute waidencc. on Saturday
36th inst... at ‘3 p. in.
In Ilnnbnry. April lt‘tli. Theodore H.
linrnuni. ngml ~ll yonm. 10 months and ‘3
days.
In liethel. April 1.3m. Amelia \\‘c«l.
aged til years. 11 months and 15 days.
In Sherman. April 15. l‘rinl Hunger
ford. ain‘t Til yenm.
DR. 8. W. FISKI.
0“ Norwich. I‘M. the (Nehru-red
G‘AI‘VQYAN‘I' P-“IOIANv
ARI) NAGNITIC “SALE“. 0F TWEN'I‘i—
mm “fits PRAI‘I‘N‘I
Alan Business and 'I‘eot Nedhuu. will visit
.\‘or\vnlli. t‘onn“ two days in every month
atthe Norwalli Hotel. where he «in be
t‘unrlllllt‘tl Monti v Evening. April 38th.
“readily and “’u needay. April 29th and
n
(mice hum from 9. it. in. loll p. in.
The Drum has visited Norwnlk mail»
ly eyerv mouth. for three years; and
is highly walnut-11M y the luwipleiuid
the guess. and he has mined an immense
auction and the “raglan“! of the proplo
v the many Within; cum: b. has \is
formed. The Doctor is well known in ( in
it. hav summarily practiced in
all the citivs an prin town in the
State and during his long experience of 28
yearn he has ined ahigh re tittion and
aent; thonsnm n of patientaon ‘r way re-
‘ Icing whom he has ancesshilly cured.
humor is also with strong
magnetic Healing Powers tor the quick re-
moval of all diseases.
Dr. Fiske makes thorough Clairvoynnt ex-
aminations of the sick at eight. . He has
an unseen wet it describe every pain of
persons an eve - secret disease in such a
clear and thorou manner that they know
he has of a perfect knowledge complaints.
and prepares purely vegetable medicines
to reach the seat ofnll diseases. All chron-
ic “difficult messiah a have united
fol-yearn. are completely cured in a short
time by the Doctor‘s improved course of
treatment. _
“3r. hair‘s ‘dichu’clfiue Q‘stern
. 1mg fie width amt condi-
_. b. ...- l .. .3
The Doctor can nlao readfonr past.
WtMMN destiny. an is one of
. ‘ Ht.
nub Piotnflhphv «in. a 1.50
7 a. iVs. Murcia.
came off Itist week and was it great: success ' ' ' ‘
STORE ON WASHINGTON ST..
Nearly Opposite Slim-mu. Building.
Hats Made to Order.
NI‘ IRA. PEARLS and “halls.
in Hue soft lint: a Specialty.
Mine. Brookway‘s
SFllrECT SCI] 0014
run -
Young: Ladies and Children
anon Nix. .‘uR‘VALK. cr.
Summer Term Connmcnccu Mon-
day. May 6. 442 St
MITSI~ uf‘llll‘ - no. Nor-walk.
Friday Even‘g. Nay 2d.
Engagement of Jarrett & Palmer‘s Booth Theatre
00.. supporting Ina favorite notor
HR. FRANK ROCHE.
“HENRY SHORE. and the powerful acirnu
MISS ADA MONK
n In..
J an Siren Outcast
In W. G. \Ttd‘sprrat romantic and historic ~l drama
or VIII? name. be inagiu flee"! Inn“ Iterni we've
\Vlll bc giwneutirc
I‘opnlu price! 75. an and She Seat 1 at Spcnccv‘t.
John ‘Scfiau‘b
Boot and 81103 Store
\ust ll‘i Building. Wuhiuutan St.
New Spring Goods.
Cir-tum “'ork nml chulrltw II
Specialty. lest
\o'r‘u‘n.
Nu uhw-«a-ed pcruotla allall bu buried in any town
haying an incorporated rily “tibia its limit: until
u Iiirwl permit nation the place of tun-a1. and
that thet‘crtillcateol Death rm uiied bi Inxv hm-
been rutnrued and h-r‘ordotl. Mi- cen given by the
livulutuu. uhu. upon receipt of Mich (‘vrll Mic.
uhall lune much permit; and upon npplivnuun.
“hr“ p until an» rctpurevt. tho a towing phy-b-Inn
of the docriuc. rind lllv‘ coroner. In (‘luii‘ u! an Ill
"out. plnll cum uncli (‘i'tllfl‘filt‘l or If IIlI‘l‘t‘ hv no
ullmulu g p ‘\ ~1vtan.or his certificate cannot be ob
mined vii‘ly ”much. or ubcrc munmlialc burial In
twinned. :m. Illt‘ll1‘t‘l'tif lbc local [loud or Ilcst‘lll.
or any plivx-Iclnn clnoloyud to have charms of the.
poor of wild town or cttv shall glic tlllt‘ll t‘crtlfl
("no lo the b: H of III knuwlmlur‘ an 2 lwllcf: and
In» IicuI-I nr Illnll r r ml the plan. of unv bunnl
nit-w Ihuu a public cemetery. and for ‘fll‘ll pmnu‘!
>1m11 r \\‘l\‘i' twenty the vv-ms {mm Ilu-h-uii.~-
I'uhc'tr .Iq‘h IRTSI. I'hu'pftr I‘ l'
Nuvuulu. April 30. mo :42
mam
S()CI IC'I'Y
“'lll nlve an evening of
READINGS
And Reoitations
nur—
Chas. F. Underhill,
Together with Vocal and Instrumental
MUSIC!
Ry mcmbors of the society. at the
Congregational UllllI'Cl],
SUU'I‘II NORW ALK. on
Monday Evn’x. May IQIII,
t‘oniincm in: iii 1% o‘clock.
Annuaaun. - one ”line.
To LET!“
.»\ suit of Desirable “mum
lnqniie of
I35 If ‘1 Its. t‘ W. ‘I‘i‘F'l‘e'. Main bl.
LEV .' \y'Aer 15R?
Attorney at Law.
NUWA LK. L‘UN N..
(ll-‘r‘n‘E in \Ynll Sb. two doors cast of the
(‘unnm‘ticnt Hotel. -HI 1y
Rage. Bottles. Bones and
Metal:
0? ALI. KINDS.
William Podmoro.
«a... so. xonwatn. or
' Twenfiliill Diviiliil
0F 't‘lili
First National Bank of
South N orwalk.
Sonya Nonwau. (V. A wit ‘5. IRIS
The Board of Directors of ihh IIK have thin
din ilvclued a mmnnual dividend of four wr
«on: on the capital “och. pavable on and after t e
seventh bay of May next. The tranefer lamb-i will
be mm mm April an. to it “It.
«on J I“! .Laltll. (Xi-bier.
‘ unusual-1.1mm“.
The underarm-d. a onrnalit if rience.
malty Wt: a poelrioa a: uku'lliim on
mine pa wr. I‘llbliehere who Ra: wish to engage
max-{ram of maut‘elan new?“ no”
naumael ronrauonneteme.
ehonld avail themmoftbie opportunity. Refer
to the editor of thin pa .
Addrei-e. . \\ . RNAI‘P. Run-alt. Conn.
A CARD.
Having told out v entire businesn Storm 'l‘ln
Ware. Ito. to I. \I‘fiaQUI. In“ I iron newer-
fully return than“ to the people of Norwalk and
vicinity for the “more of patronage conferred up-
on me through union: period of [III business on-
reer. and ask for a continuance of the same to nu
worthy uni-corner. All permne barn: nurettlerl ac-
count: will we the annex-giant fi!§efl)‘ retileuont.
0 no: . BALD“.
llorwallt. March “at. am.
NOTICE.
Hui-in. purchase! the not! of 8m Crook .
Tin Ware. 3133‘“! Mr. Geo. F. fielder: I www.3—
. milly ml t the continuance ‘ot the patronage
0 all the old customers at the old etund an I intend '
to continue the bneinesr in all it: branch“ andhope
by urict attention to the want: of «into-en to unit
Au. who in“ furor inc with acall.
P. w. JA ULJn.
Nthn‘u 01d Stand. next to Fairlel 0n. Bank
P. '1‘. “mars
0'8 1" ONLY
Greatest Show on Earth!
WILL unurr AT
m erel' . All“. new attraction-fer
emu w tn the wildcat delight"
[FILLINERY ’ ’. .0 . ‘2
19an- per don. - - 0850' Can be loud at
.fl. -3‘ ,. 9‘ III den ,- - ‘
buflifi‘r'fior on . . .00 w J“
“ halt noun r r p .a.oo ' -
éi
WM. Momwnn, Underwear. am. ‘ .
M ‘ All are invited to call and exanune our
' cal Hatter. goo... ,
’ For an).
only share: ‘Jorwalk hock ‘I M
IN FIRST
K ,
7 the Ne E
AND
Fancy Articles
I
' r
WILL NOT BE
“ . quarters lbr Hats 1
I I. - ~ ammo}: and Variety to so-
- « t Fro” m.
UNDERSOLD.
AIN ST..
Also a fine stock of
"mien-,5 [Jami and Clown-ca
nonwAL’K. [hilt allll
Lauder“: Block.
Fancy Dress Shirts; Knitwear
AND "(36133343 ‘ 5‘3 .
Just Received some Fine Silk Handkerchietxr
Suitable for Ladies or Guitlemen.
s5. 30mm.
i- @259!
Mrs. H. Kreiger
WASHINGTON 8‘11.
\\‘ill open on rmmv nnd SATURDAY
the largest line of
Trimmed and Untilmmal Hats
and Milllncl)‘ Good: Generally
She or anyone else has ever before shown
in this town. and at
1116‘.ch Prices 'than E's-mix
All are invited to call and examine.
“0 u
A
nullienuv I‘d-i: ul l-«e an
“LOVE 01‘ A BONNET"
TRAW. trimmed 83.“.
.-\ III ERICA 3 CI" P, trimmed, 83. 75.
I‘IIENI‘II t‘llll', trimmed. $00.
The “ PIN .\ I‘IIRIZ“ IIA‘I‘. trliu’d $3.75
ENGLISH WA LKINH I_I \‘I‘ (Derby-i,
trinuuwl. that).
Mun. l‘ntti vinmt llaiu. llunneie. Flutter: and
Milllnery Good: renoullvi—Nl of [latent :and moat
beet quantity.
The exper iuent of e egaiu and match“ llatr at
low price-
“AS III-WIN A SUCCESQ.
litmus HRX‘I‘K‘. n 1).. WITH l‘lt1\‘|I.I2tiR or
RX AMINA‘I‘IUN tun [hulllt‘lll of up can charger).
.l. .‘l‘I-‘I‘S‘I‘I‘S RA\III§I.,
970 0111 Ave. brt. IT“! and lfltll 81*. N.\‘.
M? ibu
Probate Notice.
UNTRIt‘T OP .\‘uli\\\\l.l{ en. I‘ROII.\‘I‘li t‘ullll'l‘
awn mm. 1m. . \
Iii-talc cf .‘AMI‘EI. “\llVRIi'fiUN. ll“. of Air!
andrni. 1n Iltv suite of Viva in. in said Dietrich do
cit‘t-vtl. leaving “em in nillyliulriet.
The (‘ourl of Probate for the I‘I‘lvt‘rl'r‘r‘iif Not-walk .
mun limited and allowed :1: month: 1min dune
bcrcof for lilo i‘rmmoru of Mild Euute toexhibu
iliclr claim: for nctlli‘mt‘lll. Thou-e who neglect to
prowl“. lhclr accounlr. properly aunt-led. within
Hiltl time. will be (ii-barred a recovery. All pen-o -
lllt‘lcbtnl In mid “IIIIIU nN Mme-led to Ina-he im-
mediate payment to
411 .‘ll (HARLES W. RMI‘I‘II. Adniini‘lrntor
Probate Notice.
llIb‘TIiIt‘T 0|“ \‘0R\\'.-\I.Ii ell. PROBATE l‘tll'li'l‘
April 21”, A. ll. I81“
Entry"! (I! SAMUEL SEYMUI'II lntc of Norwalt.
1n eitld dlrlrlctulercneml.
|~Ilh‘flI“—Thll the mllnlnirtruluru exhibit ihrir
administration accouiu to tide rouilflor lllljurllllcul
at tlm Prolnlc Office. In No: milk. on Ill" 1 li l1~_\'
of Mnantu. \t it o‘clock fun-noon: til-d Ibm
all llfirfltillh IIIIl r» v-lcd In Fllll t‘!I‘IIu~ may “1' untitled
ther.-n'.thc ntliuinl-trntou \I‘lll can-e thi-n order to ho
publlulied In a Iieuapaper prluivd in l‘niltlu III Coun-
ty“. and pm! a copy tlwrcov tillll“!l21l‘ptl" in mud
Kori-talk. In-au-i-l llw plmm obi-ri- IIlt‘ dccuawll Iii-H
dwvlt. In lc rt tun llny- lxt‘fflrt‘ paid 'illi day of
May. um
all 11‘ ASA ll. “UUIlWAliD. Jud-Ac
Probate Notice.
Dln‘rltli‘f nr Nonwnut rl. I'uonu'n l‘ovn'r.
mm. mm.
Edntc of FRANCE BII'COI’II'I‘. lllll‘ of Norwnlk.
n Mild Ilieliicl. detouod.
'1 ho Idmlulrlrutnr rt‘IIIcM‘llII ihc l‘elllt‘ lnmlvcnt.
and pity: the appointment of cumnitsetnnerz- then »
on
ORDERED —'I‘lmt t‘nmmleeionerl to rec-he. l x~
uniluc and (It-r1 e upo the chums of thc (‘rrflitors
of mid estate be appointed at the Probate oflico. in
Nor xnll‘. on the (on day of May. 1879. nt “o‘clock
fun-noon; of \vli ch all person! In Internet “l“ Inkc
notirc. nn~l appear. If thev nee cause. and be lirnrd
lhcrcnh; and said ndiiunls-trrlu- will civi- pnliln‘
unlli'c then-of bv posting a copy of Ibiv- order un
the public nigu p -:-t nvnicu in the [due where the
(licensed .31 ducll. and within tlc name 1 \vn. and
by puhllrhlu the mine In a nun-paper printed in
aid dlrlrlcl. a: lens! twelve days before Mid t‘rh
day of May.
NI 2! ASA B. “'UUD‘YARD. uludgc.
April
I
l
EDARIUS GREEN
} . d‘
AND "IS
“3111.9 Machine}
I
.s.
tConIinued from Lani Week I
" 'l‘u‘as llll‘ Fourth 0! July. 5
And the weather \val dry. I”
:j. And not a cloud wan o all ‘hc ek)‘. "I
Save a It‘\\' light flcccen. which here and there. i,
3: Half mle‘l. halt air. .'
. Like foam on the ocean \vcnt ll Int 1‘: by.-— ~
Just 21‘ lovely e lnnrnlln: an t'\‘t‘r was seen 2
’ I‘m a uirel tile trip 1n a flying machine. .3
m
'I bought runninu I‘arins: “Now I eba‘n‘t go 7.
Alum; ‘Ith the fellown to ea c the ehnvv. ‘3;
_‘ I Il may I‘ve go' sirh ll terrible rough? '
An‘ then. when the loll": ‘avc all none 06.
I‘ll hair full swing 4
. I-‘nr to trv rho thing. ‘_
.j .\n‘ prnclivua litllo on the wing.“ (
.
“All“ goin‘ to are. the cell Nation?“
1 San hit) her Na e. “No. botherimun?
: I‘ve at“ such a roldmn Ilm‘hdt'h9—I’
‘ My gran luuul—It‘cl‘s though Iehould fly 2“
Sand Jothllln. "film?
Hue-m ye better a:
But Danna aid “30‘
Shouldn‘t wonder ‘I' van night are rue thcugh.
‘Loni: ‘tmul noun. ill get net
0‘ one iuinpln‘. thumpin‘ pain ‘n my head.“
For all the «bile to himself ti mud:—
“I tell ve what!
. I‘ll fix a few lirnee wound the lot.
To see how‘t aver“. then evmn‘s l‘w got
1‘ e ban: 0‘ the thing. on likely‘a not.
I‘ll astonish the nation.
An‘ all creation.
Ity tlrin‘ over the celebration:
Over their hende I‘ll sail like an eagle:
I‘ll Minnie nveelfon ny wincehke a “man“:
I‘ll‘danye on the rhunblere; I‘ll mud on the
a con e:
I‘ll no \ ap to winder! an‘ ware the maple!
I‘ll lie I on lbehbertypnte. an‘ "my;
And I‘ll my to ‘ he nawpin‘ fool below.
“n‘hiu \rortd‘e lhll ‘ere
That I‘ve mine near!“
For I‘ll aialie ‘ea- h‘liew I‘m a chap I‘- the
moon:
An‘ I‘ll try a race ‘ith their ol‘ rational“
. Hflilwl’ll.
A Line of
FINE SHOES
For both Ladies and Gentlemen,
which for fit. style and service .
can‘t be excelled. not by the
beat custom
E. c Burt's n lanai,
Box Toe. French Heel. Beams.
Stank“, IONDAY, .” ‘." In six different widths. fit any
Arranoonurnlvniune. I“ l’ "‘50 to “m I
amt-r than ever. The noel. flee-t a“ at-
uncdva exhibition ever vitae—Id this or In.) A m In. of
Cal & LIIIIIIITS Sites.
cheap Shoes
Simeoftheeewearwelhsome don’t.
31¢“me 8t 35
Indigu‘Fonw‘mGnih-nmo‘é‘fl
We can plan-e. we know“ can.
A... H. Iloyt 65 Co.
NORWALK. (ET.
A: a. new: J. r. m
1mm - .
anocanv
AND
Provision Store,
(Nd Bank Building
“'ASHINGTON ST..
For 21.11 Kindle Goods and
Loyv ‘IL‘t‘i-i.
All kinds
SHELF GOODS
Low or Lower than ‘nny other stoic in
this city.
BUTTER
Still romaine n innwiulty with us. Prlt‘cn
nuxging from no. to en Qnr‘ lice!
nelectnuis fnnu choice lww \ uI‘Ii
State “nines.
IWK ARE SELLING A.\‘ ("Lb AND
Favorite Brawl Flour
.\'I‘I\\' l‘litli‘l‘iSS for $l.l1l per bag.
Thin brand of flour cannot be excelled
for tho money. Satisfaction guarantor-d
or no sale
ANY Goons unsatisfactory ul‘ lint l“
n-pnecntul. if returned. the money will
be refunded.
mt Quantity“ our motto.
(i “(HIS l) I‘) In] V Ii RE II.
«01f
PENSION
and other claims collcclnd Dwdr. writs nid all
kind:- of lattice hu-inwu intended to by
CHEAP
“Rice in launli-r‘e li‘m'k
B I". ST S'I‘( )V I“. C(lA 11.
$4.51) pcr ton. delivcrwl.
REST N Il'l‘ (‘( )A II.
$4.00 per ton. delivered.
'l‘licnc Prices arc for Cit-II only.
C. '1‘. LEONARD & SON.
439 Norxvnlk. C‘onn.
CARPETS
Large Assortment
AND
Low Prices.
—.‘qy—____.
OVER
100 Patterns.
q'
Ingrains at -ac . 35c . 4012. 30¢
All \Vool (itlc. and I'pwui‘ils.
-—~“——-———
25 New Patterns
Tapestry Brussels
At 70c. and Upwards.
Wk.
3 PLY CARPETS.
BODY BRUSSELS.
STAIR (‘ARI‘I‘I’I‘fi
Etc“ Etc.
--‘>-,
An Unusually Large Stock of
OIL CLOTHS !
At 25c... 350 . 4012.. and 50c. per
square yard.
Special Bar-gains
In n new line of
Black Grammars
———‘.._____
Sun "Umbrellas
In an Attractive Vamyol
Still!!! and l’l'leen.
h» gnu...“
Other Goods as Low as the Low
. est,“ , '
A maximum
w l _ , ; ‘ A
1
“Square Drilling. Hours! Qualify. How»
so .. gm» sun. mm
(in 'm
John Hutchings
There You (kn Find
Potato Onion . Seed.
Red TopkOnlon Seed
Early Rose Potatoes
Late Rose Potatoes
A 61:01! Amman“ {If
Pens and Beans
AND
GARDEN; szaos
OF MOST ALI. KINI‘R
.\nd it
(10011 Stock Groceries
At Ilenmnahlc Rates.
A Fill IllflI’IIIBIII Gilli T838
Ala! II \‘N‘y Pine Qttalily of
English Breakfast Tea
.\t 80c. per 1.1;.
Main St. Ely‘I Block.
"(Hit
FOR
NEW you
AN
BROOKLYN I
ma [lily 351:
Excursfiii Ticket 50c.
TIIE‘ POPI'LA R STEAK ER
\I' ll Commence her Daily Trips
Tllll'sflll manual, Air. 17
To and from New York and
Brooklyn DIRECT.
Leaving Son:h Novwnlk at a m on
arrival o Darbnry and 8N mIZ'gga tuiti-
Rt‘lilrlll' n. will lcave Jl-wcll‘e Dock. Fnlt 11 Ferry.
BHKIKIV‘II. nt_a:a H- huh Pk! 37 fine!
River. . cw \oik. at ‘ I‘ I” and In"! of
Thirty-third street. at $3 On‘eloeli p m . n.-
nenal. cunneeiinc Hire \Illh the Ilauhurv and N “
Iluveu tonne. .
{#‘I‘amugore and “Ira-cc col.“ red to a' (I he in
the (input at South Norm-lit “60 of charm
Special Notice!
The enrol-crib" taken pleasure in “no ' -- but
be m— uren the Grand and spark“: mulls" r
Low. r t ahin u! the
Steamer Americas
“‘h on pane-ire“ by that “Intel should II! t ’
avail thvuec m of on the chm-n or up trig-flair: 9:}.
cure their meal: while on min.
The Restaurant It: ran on
European PI.
the
I II.
a la cutie. i\ ‘ Int clue \ ‘
"N “am. “aw-tubing and fit but n
City Pr to...
“min: t e but of Infill!“ can 9‘
their “NI! at nny line «I day. of my «hon I!“
owe. hie-en: rs \vill hammers—Ion and pica-r
nu by taking their null- them and «w
an hour in Ibo my hr Mum}:
E§§3§mwxww “r?" :z‘
inmJ.:3'n:§‘§:-fi la .................
Shell Fish of all kinda a mini“.
.ui kindnof home-male this and PM
at the Refreshment Gunter.
MN“ I
up" pprnuanueulloffaren-mrdot
Tables WI for Lndiea and (‘IIIIIH‘IL
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Allthe It Inlar AIQIK “tr-tern. (‘i re.
c. M3.“ Lager an dranghtfflfr.
pcr glaze.
hoping tam mt III. pm. I mall
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