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The following onle
has been handisl as
h‘ published:
r of lien. \\'In.l\lt\gtnn
with it “spies! that it
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its? I‘m“- J l~ "9th .
MRHV '"lll u \ . I 1.79. \
. . pointed in ~ ‘
sued :imoost that l in" hare hw“ "
unniwuung and abomiie
earing.
h regret
able custom of s\\'
wbieh. “ ith mm notwuhstnndlng
. the tleneral ob~
\ V l .
a‘r‘vyrslthat it prevails if pnsible. mow
w‘i‘unvfi\til). ‘ hrs fwlings are eontiniiallv
of ”Us: (a H“. paths and nnpuwaliun‘s
» r em \v .ieni-ve ' “ ’
of ”‘0'“. r be is in hearing
The none of i
. . the Item ' i ‘
bountiful glsuliiess ‘- {h m “ h““‘
we are pennitt-sl to
{“fllf‘lfls of life. is in—
wins and unfamsl in a
mime? {\s wanton as it is s tit-king. PM
will sake. therefore. of religion. dis'encv.
"it! ““l“r. the tienenil hnrrs Mid trusts
_ l‘l‘ othccl's of every rank will use their
:y“it‘ii“rirtt‘ and authority to ehvck a vlt‘e
‘i is as tinirotitalile as ‘ is
and shameful. 1 It ‘ H h“
lf~ officers Would make it an unavoidable
m i _ tn reprimand. and. ifthat does not do.
punish so dier for offences of this kind. it
23$“ not tad of having the desinsl cf-
exist and mum; the
r‘rssaiitly impret
s—l‘rofanr swearing is one of the " iiianlv
are!implt’sbiiients “ of this pmgn-ssive dav
and generation. and almost every man volt
meet is an ircasiniial ni- habitual “Veal“?-
The evil in wide and calls loudly for hr
form. How it is and n by it is that neurl.“
every sentence spoken has to be llllt't"
larded “I'll maths \n- ilu nut know. The
awful crnne of profanity isnn the increase
and is tndulgusl it by saint and sinner.
of life. but high and ln\\‘. ul.
alike pxllute
.“Aker by
land young
their t‘oiil pmfanity. In the
highest Mr...“ h “le V“ ll“ luvust ink l tmrlJiit of all \\:is the ll-illl‘ ol' lllt .\ls. :itid
~ ~ .. i ‘ ~ s 2 ~
llh‘aklusl .it i.
of iniquity the awful habit prevails. and
the slati - of fashion ilde variety N hilt lh"
. t\\‘\‘l“’§l \ Illgiil‘ity n! the Haiti“ and lllI‘
gambling saloon
Snowing is on: only one of the most
discustio; o: ad dirt) habits but is Is t x ‘ “4"" hm'“ “" heard so. ll i-l'flu‘ ”' “ “
pressly forbidden by sperm] divnie coin»
luandnivut. and should Iii-st \\ ith the con-
dt‘itilialinn of the pulpit and the tllNll“
prinal of all ‘it’Ir\ pimple. ll adds notli‘
mg to the stivngib of ones language; it
took-vs no any more nous-table: it
is no ey Iii! net- .it‘ brains ..r mom; it 1!}1Il(
‘llll'
the special belonging «f ,j‘lllllll] or birth:
it is to l» r-oiiiiien'le-l
any on. open any lt
llll‘l}. tli‘JI‘Iir‘v l‘lil .‘Hitl \ tll‘. .ili-l ~'\t'f'\ ”lit
Itious ll _
shalt not take iii.
an xiii
o- l :isiuti. is
came of the Lord thy
“all in yarn inrthe Lord will not hold him .
gniltless that iiik- th llis
The language is plain and llir
positive.
will be punished .invl that without remedy .
Tim one'i-‘v' sllx‘ll"l~‘lll .‘tllll llic Jll'l;
men! pisi. if lllls .3
«iiigtiins: to. iii-titlinosweirio;
lot! the law ~l. l! is “or
thy the warms!
of
s\i:’y
lb! ,ii-‘ ill
is
l“.-
iiaiot of
liv‘\t r .‘rit‘iiri !
luvs s!.‘.:".lf'\
;s
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airl dciinixiiiicition.
shoiiid talk more about it
purpeo ~lir1sliaii
.tf
The ltl'i"i-'lit‘!‘s
and :igtcnsi zi
iisiplv “1‘ i-l'\ \\ in FF
and name
shnnl-l set its seal
it. and
mold use tip against it and
:t and i rush it out form.
\(N‘lf‘l\
of ilesztt ”aviation upon good men
‘2“
f
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t\il'\\\‘,
lizliiiph vi to
It iio mu- t's l-‘loir‘ liv‘s v. ere more burr” r
in their iotmos tits-n this siilrp-et: if How
would é v-p ‘io div-trol their lips and no!
fly l.'l t: :‘w of le“:ll-‘ iniiinctiwn .tlltl
llilli..tl. lli l'ii~2.i INT" “"‘llltl lw‘ Hliv~
great st: p t. k- i. too ml .t lastiii: iv l' it’ll
\\’.» cal. ith zitiwii i » tiic subject in all o .ir
lit stems lf‘d- ‘:ll‘ er ty nt‘ pin-pom- .uvlconi-
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tie :td _' so The .oiisiileratI-fl of all who
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t- \- \H’iii :llrl religion.
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I." l I"! KISS" ll‘d'u‘KS
lli- i‘ .s gem rul impression that {l\ a
wuss Luz. l‘ make extraordniarv wages.
'l‘hes . true of a lo“ ‘lflllll’lti‘s
Vi.» r- ti hiisy scusnn. but men
3 tie yr tr through is taken for
.v. .\. ~:liw_\‘ do not make any such
twin-y as llJ‘)‘ are v‘i‘wlited with. \\‘e
hale l.! \t'l. lstlli.‘ to get at some of the
tin ts. .nzl :‘i ii“ two branchesssthe makers
and or slh‘l‘. we have figure: that she“
that ll.:llt‘l‘\ are not the best paid class of
From lhebesl
mt‘orin..tini. it is quite sure that the must
ill'lll‘fll'lll‘ of the makers do not make-
over *3. H p. r \--.ii'. .‘Ill'l that the .‘uerztgr
Th. tiiiishem do h- for.
tttt‘t‘llilliiv‘s ill the eountry.
is a. g‘ i J“ 33.5w
ivtll .\= ’1 tin \ dry but iii-ulerately \vel!
,‘slltl. I lin lllllsiu‘t. u ho k: via :i rts‘ot‘l of
every ii .\ ‘. work li.t.s i‘iirinsh-sl Us the lol~
inning :i‘t‘ntlltl of his gnxss earnings from
lull; in the of the season of
He is a shanty and much workman. and
earns lxw ~re than the average finishers. but
his yea. ly . :tf'tilliv;\ have during that lllllt'
in n l_..i $5.9! Followingare the figures
t'liist- lSTS.
this. tn l‘lif. ....... ‘7‘“.
i.. ' t'y‘ . . . .. 6931.
i.- no .. ,.., 540
l \\ .i. on or the ls!i\lll"\‘ from ‘9 f“ “L
, :l . . . . . - s
. T‘.‘ 578
i) ?;t 4"“
Tl. 5!“
I; Ti 5133
T i :3 dilfil
:.. :t 569
T: i‘ 701
l‘otal tor Eleven years ”FIN"
l‘ln nil ket‘s and cur-inn do hotter than
the “Lil“ rs or finishers. but their big
wreks‘ pay are greatly adored when made
2.. ;I‘v‘l':‘.“I' iimtugn the year.
Nittir oi owrhat manufactnnsrs complain
that {l‘n' e- moiunication in our last issue
signed - in... Hf Them," conveys the this
plus-int: lltzil all our hat manufaeriiwrs
an hay mg .litlictiltv \\ ith theirenit
‘3‘ are l‘l no any
'1'5)'IV‘\.
nsponsible for the
“filings val rurmtumdenls. but “‘1? mil:
who; are always n’h‘n fora rational dis—
tension of iziatters. This corn-opindent
drum ‘li to say that he did not intend to
gym "3‘ smh impression. and what he
sand on y w .xs in reference in thine shops
in “'l‘l‘ u the "\le and his“! would not
agree; . \d..ins lino. Born-diets. and Smith
and liti‘tlv‘l‘ have had no dimt‘ulty. and
should rant ll~ included among the 'mame
factors .. spoken of in that maununicas
‘on.
.\dvm Ill.
“3- know that the but advertising has
diam i- lull-l. live newtrpapu. and the
puiitn- snow it too. A pgper gun- where
it is lit . i not read. and it may be said.
\yitbos. busting. that an Idveflisement
lltv"!r' m \ new-taper \vili go further.
last in: er sr“ more [INI'Iku have more
nah! .i run up more customers. vii-ll
Minn:
‘l' . h‘hl Itauh' hung... transfer
he .1.» I .1 ~ «air. bring in more boarders.
and er id tom with mun- baron than
any 1-“ er method of adv‘nnjfiux~ 11“.
lugt“ II‘ lli uln‘l‘Vultun in ‘hh: If vou
omit know and be known. u. if you
want 1.. bu» and Ir". swing
\erusn . mg“ in the
it W)" i..- F .ul by the
\Et. ha u-‘t oalv a
tin-H. be! it at rapidly
« nil t‘lt“ elation.
it out your ads
- “'le when
We. The Sven
lam loud eitvulae
t‘llnllfl“ In a gen.
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l“ “'"lllnml to no certain age of Hindus.“ l
Ilb‘ll‘ lipsattd unsult their
account to
low. .
The coiiiniandnivnt says " Thou '
vain."
penalty is
He who blasplieiiws his Makvr
thought and dell l'lllll‘o‘yl';
Sepia-1c I‘ll-h.
We left P. .l. Hill‘s dovlr at .\‘orwtilk
: kl“ l‘. 31.. Monday. Jilly L’kth. with about
él\\‘t‘tlly ladies and gentlemen friends of
lthe club, wind w‘iiuth\\':\l‘tl—ll;l\l\. timid
i the lit-mung of cannon. healing of drums.
:t‘ht\‘h by the l\.\‘§l‘“\l\ly and by the chili.
The whmiier being loaded up slh‘fllll. she 5
thad to be tnwtsl ntvnut half a mile before
she was ~' pinhsl head too,“ hiss-«l South
Norwalk vim“ at 7| o'clock. and was
mlltttsl with thrvs» hearty elimis by the
eitizens of .\‘with Norwalk. The .\lvrt
él‘lul: of South Norualk \‘llllli'tl the t'lllll
iby the firm; of the town gun. “lilt‘ll “as
. ,
,u Jumper.
'tbe cross . ham-wt. and was saluinl by tlu
:[iilot and bond.
llll ti «1': lm ‘s. \\ liicli tll’t‘iil'llll“l
ldlllllll“ tron:
\\'.'l\
top to lllttnlii.
l‘omt. v'htt‘li were gi\eii \\ ith a will. Th!
tsirting with friends took place in tln
lnctaiitly. but such is life.
.\inong the lady friends of the club wlh
:iecomp-inied them out the harbor wen
.‘lh. ll. Knafli. Mrs. J.
.las.
Miss l‘artrick. Miss Holden. Miss Kiiapi
all by t'ointiic-lorc :it “:3”;
l‘huplain Taylor announced
‘ .\currr My livid to Tliee_"
by the t‘haplain. and
llir linl‘l .. ill l'l ‘l‘VltN k.
the hymn
pray. r
called in
l‘oiiiinmlnh
1‘“.
would slw to consider smira
things at this inn-ting- for the future :ti‘
crnmciir cf the llllll for the cruise. 'l‘ln
first “.\.s t-‘ decidr the li-itir «if daily tlt‘\1t
ll was dn'idisl to lune pnty’crii
‘: .io 1-. \i.. w lil‘ll at anchor. and at it 1‘. RI.
The in \l. the most ini
ii» ~ ussary
lion
\\ licii under s.iil
ivtas deride-l .is l'olln\\‘:
splvi‘nl
cruisi- for rv-st and quiet. and iii-hoped
insisted on ll. that the hour of
in: for the tiisi Might should b.- .ll H .to
and he hoped lot the ism ill of lh.
_\v.’i. lt‘lit‘
llh‘llllh‘fi lli it . xi r\ " N. p U \‘l‘lll'l in. ii
.lusl .‘tl that liiiiv .ohl ll“lil\ put not,
1said lll foron l' y~.iis lll' i. ii...) lui‘ll still“
made the tint
. l] ”\t' r|}\
Hugged of them to rotisi-l- i‘ lh's y» .ii‘ lli.i
‘.>\i~ry' iiti-itiluq‘ fir 'lll‘ l bill would in lxeiin
titi-wl l-y ;.pi:-~! night.
ltl‘l"lilsi‘i.|l‘. lulllrklllll\ll.l\ \iiihiu‘
\\l.- hi hi! pi‘oriiiswl “Hillil imi b- «lis
liin’u-l :n th- liz|~’. .‘tll'l lu-in; 4n tl-lllll‘ti
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l‘;t\s~sl the steamer .\dvlphi ili .
l‘ussi'sl llie lbirliin llnusv I
\\ \lll
Tlll‘ l‘ttlll’ ‘
lilo-hm milled for llmv t‘llm‘h fur lhtf‘llill ‘
middle channel \\ ltlt h. “as done \cry h ~
ll. Ferris.
, MN. Nicholsiiudt'oven. Miss lintlie Heard.
Miss Florenci- Thompson. Miss llyxln'c.
and a number of others The club called
after which
Then a slinrt 3
meeting
announced to the club that ll
new
lle
l'.l“lll. lilll lit‘
3...! “My” ”LU“ iliit' s tollielmltnni lw-l’i-re l). J. Hill pulled
ihasstlf'tllultltnyvr “mover saw. Theotliers. started out fishing at two o‘clock a. m. the eolmnisarv department. (‘a t. “'right
Some of the boys went to Nantucket. Mr. isone “r u“. in.“ captains “-0 ave ever
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it is not necessary to say tiiiytliiii ' about
them. only that they are all first-city. ‘
.\l‘ulll tt‘ti o‘clock we came ttt‘huls .s‘ntlit‘
fishermen. fishing for bonies or moss
hookers to be made into nil. They use a
E ill‘ulndiml diuilt after thestvleofoiirtugi
and send out two large yaw s manned by
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Hill and daughter of Blistmr. friends of
Mr. Daniel Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Davis of
Breton. Mrs. Annie R. Lee of Norwalk.
wife of John H. Lee. and Mrs. t‘ornelia
l“. “cities of Brooklvn. wife of Mr. Chas.
Heines. payed the clubtivisit in the "lOf'll~
ing.
Saturday afternoon the club gave a re-
ception to their nianv friends at the Bluffs.
The berths were all utifully arranged.
and the yacht presented it lineup Ienranee.
She had booting from the end nfl her how
sprit totlie end of the main-boom. The
guests began to arrive about 2:30 o‘clock.
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about five men each. and a small boat
i with one man to go around the fish and
drive them toward the vawls. when they
. separate and eneircle the fish with a net
'that Will sink eighty feet in the water.
. When they have surroundid the fish they
.clnse around them. when the steamer
:llt‘ith‘.‘ along side. and then. with scoop
i "N“ .\de‘ “ll" ‘hnm about “ .r‘anXhm‘fl and :i large number of ladies and gontlo.
ll‘“ "f“ “‘"l‘ l‘.‘ "fl’l‘m‘r‘l‘ mkk ." inen visited the yacht during the utters
ll‘“ “‘“ll “‘ “ m“ “““ ' "-‘ m" "‘ noon and inadea general inspection. and
seventy-live barrels.
\\'e iad no wind \\ lien we came across
3 these ligfls‘ so we dro iped our yawl and
Vl‘lil‘lt ll tliizv'll \Vl‘lll lllk‘t‘lrfl ‘llt‘ S‘l'lllllf‘r.
't‘oin. Tompkins. \‘ieest‘oni. Lester and
t‘apt. lhnihani got on the right side of the
. captain of the tug. t\\‘llt| by the way his
name is t‘iipt. Hardin-r. and is a line fel-
low 1. and showwl us how they took the
E tisli from the net. while remaining in the
‘1 water. The boys t'lthiyi‘ll this very intich.
i and we think they treated tlieciiptaiii first
l rate. as he he was going to New “lun—
don. and siiid if we had no wind he would
tow us down for nothing. .\fter the boys
i'ulne aboard. we had dinner. wlicn up
came a nico breeze. and we went along
nicely. and at i;:to were opposite llortnn‘s
l‘oint Light.
The afternoon of Tuesday was spent in
shaping. reading. playing cards and story
'ti-lliiig by the club. The weather in the
evening “as cloudy and foggv. which
cleared about 1 o‘clock. after which it was
very hot. \\'e were favored with :\ \ery
! good breeze in the evening. and arrived
'oll lllock Island l \. XL. \Vtslnesdtty and
V lay otf and on until about it when we
.inichnrwl and went ashore for about an
hour and a half.
lilnck lsland is :i beaiitifiilspot. It is
. \cr_\ cont. The llil‘rlll-tltlt‘lt‘r‘lllll‘l‘llL’llt‘Sl
' point in the year l‘?‘ only reached K'i des
grees. The island is about seven miles
(.\VI'lt‘ and abnut nine miles long. high
4 ground. with hardly a tree to be seen. but
it is cool ne\crllieless. The inhabitants
;are about liltll. they have llvesehoiils. l\\u
‘ churches. and the town is called New
.\‘lu ruin. There are two ste:tiiiei\ riiniiiiig
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i were pleiisesl with her appearance. Later
‘ the ladies were served with lemonade and
iee cream by t‘nnniiissnry Meeker. Among
the ladies were Mrs. John ll. Lee of Nnr-
walk. Mrs t‘liarles llines of Brooklyn and
Mrs. Robert Davis of Boston. wives of
members of the club. During the after-
noon the .\tlaiitit‘ Yacht club of ltri ioklyii
arrived at the Vineyard. During the af~
ternoon a delegatinn from the Roller Skat-
ing Rink came on board and visited us and
were anxious to give the club a serenade
bv their brass band after the rink elosed.
1‘ ie t‘nnimodon- thanked them for the
cotiipliinenl. but icgwtted very much to
say it would be impracticable. us it was im-
possible to get the club together at that
time of the evening. During the evening
the boys strolltsl about town. and at l:‘.'t|
o‘clock all were aboard.
Sunday morning had breakfast tit ll
o‘clock. .\bnut twentv of the cliibtiltended
the Baptist 'l‘almrnaele and listened to the
llev. llr. Gifford of Boston. who preached
one of the most interesting sermon from
the text “ This beginning of miracles did
Jesus perform in (‘anaofllalilmn nianifes~
ted forth his glorv: and his disciples be
lieved on him.“ he llaptist Tnbernaole is
c: instructed on the seiiii_~eircle plan. and
will seat about two thousand people and
is beautifully situated on high ground and
lll the midst of trees. iiiiikiiig it Very t‘tuil.
They propiise ltit‘tillllllt‘llt‘t‘ their annual
camp meeting on the lL’tli. and expect to
have it large atteiidaiic. .\ fter cliurcb the
boys strayed about the city. some called
ou their friends. some remained on board.
If a person wants to find a cool place. he
does not want to come to the \‘iiievttrd.
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'ltlilii‘l' .it i.‘ and so i u r Al N out... k. The "‘ n" "“m‘ I‘m" at l.'.”\"l' "‘ " “h" h l“ “e have never suffered so much from the
H about thirt\ lllllt s. New have four illt‘“ h “ll before in our life ‘ls‘ we ll‘th‘ In the
"“" ’l'l""‘ "‘ ”M‘s.” “N“ "“"h ‘1‘“ ““ ' hotels thu-~ l-ir~-esi is the them View fhl‘ l w l |\ bi ii iii tlii ‘ ity Tll‘
. ‘ y _ .> ‘ ‘ f . ., ‘ y on toys 'e it e e s e 9
“‘m ‘HN' "l “m“ “r " Hun" “‘ 1““ : ”MN" and. I.‘ kill“ m. “h". if“? sl‘~‘ll“~ roads and sidewalks are all one. and are
heard many eloquent speeches but in \i 'r ; 'llo “F.” M“ l“ l‘lNll ‘h‘ l-l‘~ lt‘tlm‘l .\ mm... "f (...l“.".',. ttlttl of “mmp .“ukpg it
lol‘ the .\‘ew York Yarbt t‘hib. was lying
\erv hot. and lllf‘l‘vtll‘t‘ but very few shade
.‘ h. iv. besides two small steam yachts. one ‘ ‘
tow-sontliegmiinds. in the evening ll
that li-Jll‘vwl torth by .air wort hy \ in» g from lll‘idgiult‘t with n pleasure party. i‘ h.“ pleasant ‘uid ”ml
‘ \ ~\> ...- _i ..*. .. ‘ -‘_ t. .y .
I ominodoh ls .l- r. \\ lio la in- .in old , ll" “K“ "".l“.‘ "d H" M“ l‘.‘ ‘ “5 "“mi'l'f‘: 'ln see the beauties of the "hills. one
3..” w liatever llt‘ said “us to be coir , "l““ll ”W :‘l""' ' “"‘"“‘ ‘ “'ll”“-'\.'l"“." " should see it by night. as there is Very little
it.» .mtnl that he cattle on llils ‘ N‘u‘m“ “l “‘r‘ “l l “‘ ““‘ N “V “m‘ ileiisure during the day on account of tlie
. Lester callel :it a farm house with ti party
and asked for sortie liillls‘. They brought
i out all they had. but it did not go around.
‘ \‘icc took a Hill and went in an :IllJ'lt't‘lll
‘ lot and iiiil ‘cd one of their l‘iI\\‘s. which
or were told by the natives had been
.inilkml about :i dozen times the same day.
glint the Vice did well. and succeeded in
.‘gvtling the iiiilk.
.‘ \\'-- ll‘\\t‘ .‘lllt‘llul' ill llllii”. (It'd. lhitlfll‘
l'” “.Ml‘ “km“ "““"“‘l"‘""”' “‘ l" 'l‘“ itiug It and meeting his estimable lad."
icud llsli banks. \\ inch is about eight WW“ and were shown llinoigli their handsome
.“’l H‘" “""“l‘ “" hi"! "”“ll‘ ‘5‘“ ”"r eoitugeoii the liighlandsoftlie ltliitl‘s. It
is one of the most completeon the grounds
containing five large sleeping rooms on
the second floor. two large sitting rooms.
parlor. library. diningroom. and kitchen
on lirsl floor. and lookout on the top. gi\ -
icat. During the iifteriiisiii we were lion.
ored bv a \ lot from J. S. Spiiiuev. of
tirvat Neck. I.. l.. Marshall Barber. of N.
\'..t‘:irl Hunt of N. .l. and S. It. Spinning.
of llristol. also took dinner With us. Mr.
Spinney is an old member of the club and
is well known in Norwalk. as well as Mr.
Spinning. and one of the original qiinrtette
of the club: .\lr Spinney has ti cottage at
the llliitls. and we had the pleasurcof vis»
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‘iu .i good sihulcwl. .\.-\l “as l'ostinaster
Hlvnstcad. w ho got his lish almost in and
lost liiin. but beingr determined he threw
l . his line over and in .‘l few seconds lie
.5“ ““3“ ll ’~- ll‘ml “ll”? liml' mam. ‘l to ‘ l"'"l"l‘l ”if H!” ““3"" IN? IA" |"":‘l"“""l l"l' {til iiig a line view of the siimiiinding ennii.
; mango \ :l. .lviit HE} llo ll ‘lllisv W. . ”"11““ ‘7‘ l ‘ l ~l ' $61,311”; ‘ l“ ‘7 '" f try. Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘odcs and Mr. and Mrs.
» 2. l . .. H "H" 'H h "I H I” . " ‘ m ‘ l‘ " " .“' llai‘bei‘ :ii‘e stopping w llll Mrs, N‘plllllt‘v.
“H‘ L 'l ... ‘H ”M ' Hmmminl' “NH”. -“"”‘“"l "l H l‘ “ 1h" "“l ""”" H'“ """ \lr l“ ll l'oote one of our nieiiiliers
,kiias \\.1\ivl’l“‘llIVlllIll;ll.l\s:|iiii solid»: lll;‘.‘l'vililiul\ in the llliitl'sivas grand. W" left us liisillLIlll for St. Louis. honie. .\
i ll-' t h -3-cl that tie l:»' ::.l.. :s \\~illlll h")! l‘ "M": “tint! I‘m" V”; ‘H'r' him,” ” large schooner with a pleasure party from
{m - , i,...K ”13.. Hm“ .. ._ in} 'l‘li'l -3.” AH :‘d' " lllfliu 2“” '5“ ,.|"l‘llnt"m ‘ ”Nb l‘o l'rovidclicc. arl‘lil‘l llt‘f‘t- this \. \|._ and
it» ‘l T - i J‘- b. in ' «Ill ww . ll‘l‘t‘tl‘ U‘k‘ ‘l ‘ l“ l “I l“ i. l“ Inn‘mh'" ill. “ll“! W “W MNU'H‘“ H" mnm'inn Hm.
9 .. . ) . .. 1 » . . It... to ils‘ku‘t . .i‘nil cm H I)“ link. ‘~' "m t‘hnplaiii preached in the large Methodist
l lil:.t'.2‘!1rl~i\ .)“‘.‘k“~“ I"! T“. "l! "“ 1" ‘ "1" ~ “H‘ "; 'l‘alieriiiicle. and the chili formed oli the
i ll " "3 ’l "ll" 1" l“"'*s‘ “’=“‘l“”" ‘ {wk ll” ‘tl “I 1' 3““ 1‘ ll". ”il'fi" "l." ‘I‘“" dock at 7 o‘clock. numbering about forty
to. uni unanswl mo \..1. to is l;\\\. and ‘ “"11 2'. fiiw'nrilq" "' ”l “"‘ “ "' "' and marched to the Tulwt‘lltli‘lo. wliieh
‘ ‘s i... ' II iI, .. ._ ‘ . I ‘ i... y. .
l”: P". t.::i. 'l‘ ~~g.l.~.i ”l""‘ "““I‘ “W“ “5“ ‘ \Vc .‘tl‘l‘Ht-Il :il the lllitlfs .it to o‘clock l‘ll“t‘-:Illl‘:l|l‘tll‘llllt“iIIl‘LE‘IIII'l‘l\\"|‘l’l‘lll'll:“frll|l‘l‘l‘\.\'\l"lll'l‘l\'
" l "l "" i" 7' i ‘: I -~ -. i' tiss-vit- .. .. ‘ ‘ ‘ _ . —
i.. ..s l s i it \\.is i..l_\ hi .I ‘llt rt 1;) l lll' ll" ‘U' 3:" sf -l””“' H“ l“ l‘““l”- gentlemen :is choir: Messrs. kiiapp. .\usll.
y .. ~ i: «, - ' s ; s : vw . '
ytbe‘. \\ l;. 'v aw the roiscs that iiioiial ‘ :3. lii‘driinlik: ‘ “I‘d; 'H'\l“'"‘::m"'m“.‘. I‘ll”?! lliorpe. yecker.‘ tlliiisloiid. lloy'l. lltssl~ll
it \l' t \- r lo .\ril. w. think ll \\.is the \\ tr“ w” .l.«. 1.. no] i.~ our surprise \\i‘-llisco\el‘i‘\l and NW", rig. ‘1h‘k “THIN“ “pelted “ ”I‘l'
l \ HUM 1V!“ in.“ HW‘ ““,’"l H" m‘rll“ ‘Illll' a Low t ll\ \\lill‘li was i-nlirnh dif— ”w “Mm" . ‘mlw l" “M“ l““\mh."
. 1:... mm»... . fl. . .,,1-..,., . . . “N,“ we “M f ’5' ‘ _ _ l 'l‘l solo by Mr. Spinning. clioriis by theentire
l - . . V: - _ . --s ‘ - l'jl‘ -' "‘-H “ h“ ‘f‘ '\l""'“ """“ “‘ choir. Then the congregation sang "l
g'\ lllsllt‘\. i. i pay:- l~tvlt.\ |..»i l-iii tot limits :in- lo'tllllflllly situated on high V...“ 'l‘hec is...“ H..." “ up... thoser
il'fil‘l l" lll‘l?‘1"l"‘il “1"“ l t ’1 o‘- l1 “5‘. grounds lat iiigoii \ no \.ird Soiiiid. 'l‘licre ‘ I". choir f'i\orcd H‘. with u. .y I m
i\\ o wipl- :i\ ormt to find will \\ llrl‘v‘ this we ,r.» saute \. rt liio~ hotels 'l‘hn \‘..~l \ “.\. "h"! l . .‘ .. | ‘ ‘3 "
' ‘ ‘ “ \\iilil‘llt'l‘llll \‘Hl‘tl‘. .\lt‘ssl‘h. lil‘i‘i'll :Illil
\ll’liiii at ,.i.'»- from. let? u- i. llli.rl|lt to.»
to .i-lvi-i‘tasv :i liv'\\‘ lltsll'lllliv til To say
that it was moot .il would not do ll wins
in c. it was iizoie than that. it wastevriib
lf any of our lI :illv-i\ “mild lily“ to sew llo
new lil‘s’ll‘lilllt ii! we ll.i\|’ Hill\ to
them to lliinliam iv Son. l‘si‘i-i .\lainifm
run-rs. New York t‘itv. ll was impossibb
to get the tiaiiivs of 11...“.
, .
\\llt1 eniiitnism
can call them wlfit tlie\ may.
the bass-drum. ll. ll, hoinsnn
with one of the small drums. H.
with the other. .l. M. .\llt u iihni‘tl him
t‘. t'. t'arter. with “ liorsesliddle.” \\.l.‘lllt
boss. lle broughtout all the line quuh
'T‘n‘s-suLth-s instrtiim nt. Their tirst \ it tin
was tlievl-wileond vpiiet \‘ire. \\ h-x tliniigl
‘llllllti .isliwp. when they t'dll-‘l l‘V’""l\"
lllt‘ltl In his not ti good sly lc iiid ili'l lllt
l:i\ slw piii_~ by his s1ilt‘,1|ll'l not
asniind lllilll iiil-ii‘niv-d in the
what had littligl'lii'tl. The The iicxt to l‘c
tai'y’. \v‘io rl‘t‘f‘l\t‘<l them with his usiia
tank. and :iiiiioiiiired that t‘oniiiiodorv
Tompkins was lit-l in his bunk. \\'lllt’ll lit
T‘gl'rllml very much. as he knew hi
would appreciate the music. and hesiil
he could guarantee it‘tliey would retiiri
that they “-“llltl leave him at once. \\'llll‘l
was accepted.
in tin
lllll\lt
them
the
and “ill! \gized
lent style.
He considered
highest stvle.
that he had ever lieunl before: lllllllt
or lh-dworth‘s would
lust to the other.
with a hanl tack fhini .‘ill‘ on board.
to the eyes of t-\t‘l‘\ one «it! lusthl.
Lester. ”sh-trite. Nosli. .\ziiilli. Meeker.
Kepler. Hoyt. tins‘n oi \\'.iteibnry. liens
Ferris. Hill. Earle. and iii fin tevery iiieiii-
her of the chili spoke iti glowing terms of
The club decidul that they \voul-l sill to
ill-rt: island. first: next to Nantucket.
thence to link Bluffs. and the continuance
of the v’rtuse to be dn‘idisl afterward. “'e
bad a light rain Monday night (‘Hlllltlt‘llt‘~
m: at pi o‘clock. Tuesday morning we
“‘t-W called tn breakfast by l‘niiiuiissary
Meeker at H o‘clock. land by the way t‘niii-
missary Mcs-ker beats the world as a Full}
missary. he has everything nice. and
plenty of it. and be is nirisidercd bv the
club one of the bet fellovrxfibat ever lived).
After breakfast we went on dwk. and His
jawed ourselves by telling stories. reading.
ete. \\‘e \\‘\'l“ becaliiied and made but
little headway until two o‘clock. \Ve
first vaiiie across- t‘haplaiii Taylor and Mr.
l‘tinte of St. Innis. discussing the conviel
labor question. and next we saw tliet‘liMr
lain and Thoiiipsua of Louisiana discuss»
in: the question
the colorul man of the Smith I ” Things
got a little dull until the lurid was organ—
uul to salute a yacht which lay at anchor
oi? Ne“ Hanoi. which took no iii-tire of
as. but we can‘t blame them. as the l‘niie
tits-lute milled for cheers without prelim
rag “tktitkiiii~ii of the Neptune t‘liiti.”
After this
r to nuke a noise.
Wait long before Mr James
huh the band. and l“
"W “NW u! the yacht. sin tpiiig first to or.
bite the t'onuiiulmv. w in in his aural;
We haul not to .
ll. Knapp
I "win up and down .
o. I} it ‘. I‘ll“
The 0 .tr room-ll. Unlea- uf Cut“) Amer-
our: .\l- » harm -. will meet in New lfawi.
August lab at lu t I. Te. named.
thaw ' wt rt: leer two muslin-l slaw:
. way insulted the road iiitellige
, _ at band of
iiiosiriaie- eter ntgtiiimsl. .\ltcr this they
.’ callul on the Vice. who. it is hardly non-s.
nu v to my . made at sisss‘b. .w ho h by the
way w as lu'ul’ln‘lltlluk‘k lleeuluglmsl lllt
lurid turd olfensl ludu what r\er‘ could
Janna" w *il be wed. new to iii to player for their \ an! art ~
- . , ~ 1 ‘ “ ‘ \ and
“nonnat- w m binned to ‘ . .\r‘ g measure. at it would not nut him «in»
limbo as; Ari-wk i um ’ thing}. Alter visiting the Vice. they um
mag WUMW in Nut tin—co «out all Ur. Iirvgorv. who muted tin-iii .
month. I).
. tour-hi5: *lw
t . fl VII-net." m
gfxufiwurm '“l
in Newt style.
rate set up. and vbatgwl
hot “omit darn!» the
this bud.
and i
u to the t‘lulv .1
“.‘Nimu‘v \if ‘:
.\‘tub is the bust l
l ad the leuiv-uwle
Junie
refer
Heplaywl that We so“ :i i.
fullnuisl
t‘. llissell
sell :i thorough musician on the life. but
iigot thin; w llll“ liisconzpniii-xi: "\ ltlilt‘ ”
loan“;
iiiot'niii'.
ceixe the linnni\ was our worlliv .\.-wre—
.‘lm‘itrltt‘c. :ttltl tiillilwl llll‘lll to llll‘ water
ltilci‘. tloy would lie n‘it‘l\|*4l in proper
shape and the t’oiiiniodore would thank
I|lll“ll“
two very large bottles of ink on com itinii e in
They called on the t‘oiii—
iii-slon- next who receivtsl them in excel~
pn-lunsl by ihe band far superior to any .
t‘utultflh‘ them with (iiliiiot‘v‘s. (iratfula‘s g
be absurd. one was 3
.\ {ter visiting the t ‘niii- ‘
modore they gave a general serenade bv .
an earnest hsptcst fhuii every iiictiibet‘ tif .
the t‘lllll: tiller \Vlllt'll they welV‘ lln‘hl'lllt‘l
\Vt‘
understand the last strains lmuiglit tears
Vice Thursday. but only caught two fish. there
will. llitii's. llr. lih-g'ory. Nailing-Master
the band. and only h-gn-ttnl that the ;
noise “as not to ltr continual every even-
mg.
looked about to see what we world: we.
“ \“ltiil shall we do with g
insult the vlub only wanted a .
Hons-v who h is \--ry war the ‘lt‘llllllnilll
l . . _ . , llo\t llit‘ tllli'l. llh' \‘liiol‘ llii~ i‘lit‘f‘tl\
Kl: ‘-\ l‘ twp“ i.l. t l livi"\‘,\\»s!. 9.... i;l.* ll .5... l. is . Unsuieiwl the finest. luul llti‘ l'ltl .; . ._ _ _ r ~ .. vv
, “ lli- \\l.l'llll lulllL. iiiilii\.u,.h|..lh.. lab
.tiv-zii lsoizsmiai. others s.iz i that ll \\ i» ~.. will is \\ ho kii- w ih.- l:i\ ”i ih. tool a . _ ~ .
! . , » crimi-le was not full but niii t li.ipl.iiii “Its
lllt\\ sun- or piano ltl.ill‘ll.ii‘l5li’i'l M lilllt‘ lullul ~.il!.~-l ow lllt )Il‘ulil‘ivlill‘uf . .
“ liiioh i... ‘wlin \\ is alt-.itwl ‘llll \\ llll l l 1‘ ll ll \l \\‘ ll :Em‘h'd “ ”h u gm“! ”Haw“. " in”. ”W
. . t n 'iutla MN I I” \- "~"‘ \t ivi. V's some oi the boy. went direct to
\\ lot is .i Jolly good fl llo\t. and ll" iiscil
lln liny s lllt-ltllL
'l‘liiiigs :iii- very dull .it llll‘ llliill's colli-
isiiml \\ ith t'ornicl' years. 'l‘lieliotcl keeps
l'l'\ siy they lll'\t‘l'\ll\\ things so dull as
this year. and in fact every one you
‘yslu-ak to says that the llliills are doomed.
l ‘ and in tall the old " Neps" si ctiied :iii.\-
the yachts. others more fortunate ithe
sluulr‘ niiesi we \:t\\ did the gallant thing
by seeing the young ladies home. The
club voted during the day tn sail for New
port, the weather lining l';i\ol‘:ilile at It
o‘clock. 'l‘hi- (‘oiiiinmlnre decided to start
at tillt't‘. It seemed hard to disturb the
l v l \ r: i .n r be aucli vr bu \
the band. lllll “'- wt rl‘ I'uulxlml to rev“: ions to :Vl :i\\:i\. \\ lilt‘ll we eonsiilor is IN}; l‘. if; fan I“ ‘ .":‘_ ‘I‘ d" fihltfli‘,‘
. . ”It. \lmw“ ”f “,1 w ‘l‘l .- (. ”2 or _ l‘ ~. l ~ ' .‘ ~ ~. ‘ , ~ M I tllll. It i I let I lt‘H t." y
”'1‘. . n . i I oi i _. l\ll inn i not i o plat t is not \\ hat ll nsvd ,b “T“ .“ ”HM all u... ".4 pm “p". n"
Jessie .\.ish. list the ‘lih rand-Ts ‘ to be The cit\ is bowintifiillv laid out. ‘ _. . > .‘ . .
_fur th it ls \\ it it l will llll‘lll others l id tl ‘ i ll ‘ l ‘lw I“ ”ml \\illiiig "l “a” ‘H ”I“ um“.
. - . . s ~' ;"'s:'~ - .' ~. . :
. H ' ”m' "' ‘ l m "‘ ii ““ l ‘" "‘ llrotliel .\ldeii \\'as at the t ciiti‘al lloitse.
at number vacant. and
‘\\'Illi litilll‘t‘s til~ \‘lllit‘l‘ “ fril‘ stile“ or " l“
' let " on them. The Methodist camp meet-
ing ground is situated about in the center
of the grounds. and they are putting up a
new ialwrnacle. built in the most modern
siy le. \\'lllt'll will seat about live thousand
who. by the way. was there for his health.
It was lll‘t‘t‘SSfll‘)' to get him aboard before
we started. 'l‘bet‘oniiiimlow and a party
went iisliow after him. which took them
about an hour. “door they returned we
L'et under way and started for Newport
with a good breeze. \\'e uissed tiny Head
1 l““l‘l"~ TM “*f:"l' rum-Hui: “‘i" o'ur :iluitllTli‘r‘lnl‘k. till‘t‘iittylnink Light :lt
‘ “““" ““ H‘“ “ll" ""‘l ”m‘" that ““‘ .s‘o‘clock when the Wind died out. and wc
‘ ‘l“""‘ 3"“ l” l"'l"“ "r “ ““1" "m“"l ”m”: lay in a dead calm all da\. rollingiiiid tine
‘ there :it that lllll't‘. :l‘lye lkiptist groiiliilh‘ M": "In": until 7 n‘cluc '. wlu ii we were
.m. situatisi on i l“ iig ll and on high mum“! with :i still” hru‘ze from the south
Jamel \‘lilr‘li makes the location very llut wearrivwlofl'
west for a short time.
the liglitdiotise at Newport at o‘clock.
and off Fort .\dams at Tislfi. with no wind.
Newport is a beautiful spot. the harbor
is dotted with small islands. some having
n‘sidoiices bllilt after the style of those at
the lllull's. The city faces the banksnf
the harbor. and alfords a splendid view.
In fact it looks more like a eitv than any
place we have seen since we eft home.
The impression a person first bus when he
visits the Bluffs. is that it is sort nfa fairv
land. but it is ditl‘erem at Newports—it is
pleasant. \\'e met the Rev. llr. llomliiiiui.
who was in our city last spring with his
” l‘invehity Singers." and he wasiiiaking
arrangements to ban- .1 concert at the
Vineyanl. There is something going on
i'\i‘l‘\ night. either at the t‘ltlth‘llt‘sur at
the hotels. and by the way there has just
been completed a “ Roller Skating llink "
within two lnindrwl feet of the dock.
which the centre of attraction. and
tiers! of the hotel ki‘eln‘mcoliipluili that
they are getting all the crowd as well as
l?
l
l
i
is
them. ‘ lit-\l mood was our friend ‘ all the Illnlit‘y’. .\lcssrs.\\'inslow it Saliiiie. substantial
m‘s t o:iiiiiis.s.it‘y' Meeker. who l pniprietois of the rink sent an invitation \“ u“. h“... nn' delighted with u“. "1..
t‘nmiiiislore Tompkins on Thursday.
inviting all the members tn visit the rink
; on that evening. which was accepted. and
l at \' o‘clock the t‘oiiiiiitslnre had us formed
' . in line on the dock. with our band at the
' head. and we man‘lied through snineof
the principal streets and thence to the
l rink where we were received by the pre-
prietors. who are perfect gentlemen and
‘uow ho“ to do the right thing. and We
I hope that they may be sum‘m‘sful in their
new enterprise. Some of the New put on
the skates. and showtd their brass buttons
and uniform to a good advantage. Every
thingr was five to the club.
.\‘niiie of the liovs went bluesflshing on
issuance of the place. Within two hun-
dred feet of land and within a short dis-
tance of the steamboat dock is the Newu
port Light. kept by the noted Miss .\da
Lewis. who. our readers will remember
has saved so many lives in this harbor. ll
is situated on a ledge of rocks. and oiilv
one house on the island. which isneeupiell
by the light-house kee ter. and is a large
square building. nine 1 higher than
the lighthouse itself. Everything looks
clean about the place. and things tire kept
in order. \\'e were visited by a reporter
from the New York Herald at 5:45 on our
\‘av up the harbor. and by the steam tug
“Fairy “ tit l‘i o‘clock. wliieh wanted to
tow as up the harbor. Quite a fleet of
vaelits lay in thereduuori ' them the “Eni-
iassadniss.“ owned by t ie Aston. which
is the largest yacht in the world. To give
an idea of her site. to compare her with
our vessel the "Barnes.“ We would sav
that our tonnage is about one hundred.
wliiletbe "Euibasuulmofi is four hun-
dred. At 6:!“ .\. I“ “'0 were passed by a
government cutter. “'c were unable to
get her name. We suppose she win es-
corting some ‘unketing party about the
(Mutiny. “‘e t rew nearer to the city. by
the assistante of the mate and one of the
crew in small boim towiri us. The ap-
wave of the place retain a as more of
some large city. “'0 saw o few vessels
moored to the piers. but saw many vessels
anchored in the harbor.
Dock Island in a beautiful spin just of!
the main land. and we saw quite a number
cottages on it. and at the western end is
another lighthouse. We hove anchor-tun
and about every member wasori deck.
wiring themselvea to go whore to m the
Notice of that city. At about 8.33 ferry
lllfll tossed us. which plies between this
city and the barracks. her name in the
Jamestown. but some of the boys suggestul
that it was the original “ Ihiltuii “ With her
name changed.
We would any that the only serious case
for the now up to the timeout time is
our nuiiiiiissary. who had a little tussle
with one of his assistants Dave (,‘oliiltook
on the annual day out. It was quiet a
severe case as it took about ten men to
l :
being but very little wind. The custom
i of the club is to utter prizes. The follow-
; ing is a list of irizes ntl‘ensl this year:
1 $3.”! gold piece lnr tliclieuviest lisli. t‘om.
'iTnlntilrllllsl 81.00 gold piece for the next
in weight. by \‘icest‘oiii. Lester: $3.00 for
I the giw-atest number of pounds in any one
.1 day. by ll. It Thompson of Louisiana:
5 $1“! for the greatest number of fish in
l any nneday. by Summary E. J. Hill: $1.00
E for the largest lobster. by Surgeon .1. ti.
flirt-gory: linlfsdnllttr gold piece for the
; smallest fish. by t‘nui. Toriipki'ns. and #1
l by hat-iiiaster E. 0. Keeler. There is
. great strife for the prizes. Mr. Bissell has
been fishing every day. Hutsriiaster
Hewitt and E. J. Hill claim to be the
[hiss fisherman. but at the present time
Fred. Smith is ahead. having caught 7
fish on Friday.
Friday four boats went out and they had
ti good still bmeae from the sliuthwmt.
(hie boat caught 17. two 10 each. and one
vauglit ‘3. Friday on shore was very quiet.
Some went to (‘ataimt others remained on
1 board and enjoyed themselves by playing
3 crib and other games. In the evening we
could see the uniform of the Naps. about
. town. some were alone. snare were not.
Mr. Davis of listen. an old member of
. ttie “ Nelxs.“ and wife. arrived at the
3 lllutfs. and stoppisl at the Pawnee House.
3 when they rcuovul their friends ill {:1le
j shape. They made a visit to the yard". on
~ the following morning. as well as to the
i reception in the afternoon. Mr. Paul Me—
littd the pleasure to meet. He is good
natured. jovial. and in fact everything
that goes to make up a gentleman. The
crew seem to understand themselves and
everything moves smoothly. Prof .IHenry
Brush. our cook. of Norwalk. as every
body there knows. is one of the best in
the eormtry. and we are surprised to see
the qualitv of food placed before us at our
meals. behaving suvli limited at‘t‘fllllllltts
tlations to prepare it. The assistant eisiks
and waiters all understand their business.
and all these things taken together add to
the pleasure of our trip.
Q”
Personal.
l‘apt. Hearse. wife and son William are
visiting t‘a it. Bearse‘s father at t‘hatliam.
t‘tipe t‘od. .lass.
Miss Lillie Boutoii and niece. tlrtieie.
have returned from their visit to Brook-
lyn and t‘oiiey Island.
Rev. J. V. Saundsrs is enjoying his va-
eatiou with friends at Jamaica. L. l.
Misses Julia and Susie Golden are with
friends at Glen t‘nve. L. l.
llr. James E Barbour saiflsl for Europe
on Tuesday.
.\. ll. Elwell. who is sln unit}: with his
parents is in poor health. le pn-[mses to
remain quiet for some time in order to re~
cover his strength.
Miss (‘arrie Tufts is at lhinkirk. N. Y.
Miss Monroe of ltiiiglianipton is visiting
Miss Florence 'l‘lioiiipson.
Miss l'iiititt Zelutl'. is visiting n~latives
in .\stnria.
Miss Lizzie Dayton is spending a few
weeks with relatives in Raliway. N. J
Mr. Theo. Fox. of Bridgeport. is visiting
his mother in this city.
Miss .leiinie Taylor. of l‘tica. N. \'.. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. S. Van lliuisear. on
\\‘est avenue.
Miss Lilla .\twater. has returned to her
home in New Haven. accompanied by her
friend Miss Nellie Slater. with whom she
has been spending a few weeks.
Mr. lien. ll. llarvey returned home on
Monday evening. after a three days‘ so~
journal llriglitdi lleich.
Mr. and Mrs. tlrvil lloly are at New
London.
Miss t ”nude and .\iiiiie “‘eed are visiting
l‘elullyes in Stamford.
Miss .\niaiida Key‘ser has returned home
from the t‘atskill‘s.
Miss Kittie tlsborne of llnu-klyn is \ is«
iling Mrs. \\'ilmol.
Mrs. t‘liarles t‘antield of llcllicl. is vi.»
iting Miss t‘art‘ie t‘aiilield.
Mrs. Frank Smith and son nf .\‘cw Hm.
en. are \isitiug .\ll\. 'l‘bendnre Knapp.
Miss .\Iice Spencer. {I‘HIII tliel‘atskill's
is visiting her brother in this l‘tly .
Mr. Sherman llroiisou of Merideii.
visiting Miss Nelle ltyvbee,
Mrs. Waterman and daughter Georgie.
are at .\lbinii. N. Y.
Mrs. .\. llickernian and son :t“t‘ \isiling
the t‘utsklll‘s
Miss. Nellie Tufts will go to
N. Y. next week.
Mrs. John W. [lake and daughter will
return from Sarah-go tlie foropart of next
week.
In
.\lbaiiy
\ isit relations in‘New .lersey. among whom
she \\ ill remain for a few days. and then
go to t 'oucy Island \\ itli licr
Leighty pe.
carriages.
t'liarles Raymond. Principal of the Mor~
pctli School. t‘aiiiidzi. and his sister. are
\‘isitiiig their relations. Mr. t‘liarles "1)"
mood at Flax llill.
.\.
soiint‘ llrooklyn are visiting Mrs. J.
lliitcliiiisoii.
morning for tlrovc. Saratoga
Springs.
Mr. James .\. Sniitliitnd family of lloscv
ville N. .l.. are visiting relatives in this
city. Mr. Smith :lllt‘lltlt‘tl Sabbath Selina]
at the Methodist church lust ~Suoday and
by invitation led the singing.
Mr. and Mrs. lll‘. W. t‘. liin‘ke. .\i‘lt..
\\ ill start the tirsi part of llt‘\l week on a
pleasure trip through \a~i‘iiiotit . New
Hampshire. and lionieby the way oi l‘orl-
ltiiid. Me.
Mr. tlenrge lhick. of Hartford. is .s send—
liis snniiiier\neation with hiscoiisin ~‘red.
\\'. lliirke of this city.
.lulllt‘ ll. Knapp and .loiin ll. Ferris
have returned from the Neptune crliisc.
.\lr. :oid .\ll\. ll .\. “lack of llroklyti.
Temple
at their friends Mrs. J. li. .\lerrill. 'l‘avern
Island.
Mr. E". S. l._\oii Is :it Saratoga Springs.
t‘apt. duiiies I.. lltissel and \\ ilc have re~
turned from Sai‘atoxii.
Q‘.
'l‘o " Some of the flu) s.“
.\ coniiiiuiiicatinn iii the last issiieof the
Gazette signed “ Some of the lloy s." writ-
in an attempt to be either witty or sarcas-
lic are hardly know which
little attention. Had we space we would
print it in full without comment. tot-stale
ltsli the fact that you only have to given
fool a penand he will w rile liiniself down
an ass.
Last week we saw lit to criticize
the conduct of some lumingli yoiitlis. who
violated a city ordinanee by ridilig at full
spt ed through our streets. and endorsed a
comment upon the same by the tiazette
correnmndetit. who said that these young
li-si-i‘vos u
the city and iiiislwliaviltg themselves: and
added that in our opinion they had become
a nuisance. d‘c. We have since been call-
ed upon by some of the young men who.
while admitting the ofleliee referred to.
deny that they make a practice of iiidulgs
ing in unbecoming conduct iii the city.
In justice to such it is fair for us to say
that did not intend to make the
charge of I\\l\‘ll‘l\&\‘l\|r in the city on the
part of a number of borough boys which
has become a nuisance. apply to all of the
party spoken of. and without making a
personal discrimination give the innocents
the benefit of their former good eoiiduer
in exteiiuation of their bad asstu-iatioii
on the tl‘t‘i‘tSltlll referred to.
Now a few wonls in reply to “ Some of
\\‘ Q‘
the Boys“ who have shown their
appreciation of the leniency of our
officials in a communication to
the Gazette in which they and
everything connected with the city are
ridiculeds—if sneli trash as they have
written can be dignified by that term.
llad we seen it. before we wrote theartiele
last week we would not have spoke as we
did. for we supposed that they knew bet-
ter than to net as they did. but now we
are univinced that ignorance is sufficient
excuse for any foolishness they may in.
dulgc in. and in pity we should
ll’n't‘ msimniended them to the mercy of
our officials.
As we cannot give the whole k‘ttu' we
produce the following paragraph as a
specimen. As a precautionary measure.
however. to prevent mum from reading
it weadviw the reader to first apply o
strong mustard plaster over his stomach.
for it is no sickish arid peurile that others
wine it would probable produce vomiting.
Here it is:
“ But for the information of the unpre‘u.
diced public. We may all well say that “t I8
milk in the tmmmit“ of the Sitsrisiu. and
of the correspondent in that the Bumugh
voting gentlemen are guilty of‘ 1:0.ng
some ven- handsome and quoted homes
which lia've aroused the euvv of the cin-
‘ ' tleiiien. whom owed to fols
liiiil'h‘ii‘ii‘ they fain would lead in the
field ofuiuretriaiiisiu: and that «only a!
the city‘s wot lowly times. with that 3:3;
«rum and fine tb‘wrt‘im‘imfi‘cm for
- Lancliliii. an old iiieiiilmr. who is so ping bold h“ . . ~ . ~ ~ 1. m 1 o.
. y y . _ y. u down \\hi the surgeon ai ml the are so 00.!" «WW. ("‘3‘ “.3 l
at bilaaflm‘ " “{"l f“ ."W‘d‘ “‘"v a“ the reaiulv. but \v are glad to anal-mice lamb “0’6er brm‘tohi‘u mm on the
club on Thursday ey eiiitig. Mac kinks as that be bah "mm.“ ‘ “I IN” u“. ”I,“ ‘ to he “WNW as...
young «never. and the boys only regret
that lie Lsiiot with them this year. \v‘ 'l‘beclubistimler liligiitinris tudohu H.
S Watson of New York. on old iueuiber. F‘""“ for "“ ~l“3l3"““" “‘ “ill“g‘mil‘“
ter. who doserves it. turd also to at»... or
called on h‘iday and stayed over night.
Watson is a good fellow. trial the boy‘s
think a good deal of him. We under
stand that be was quite an addition to the
luiiid iii former visits.
Some of the elub \ isittsl l‘lslgul‘lown on
li'i'lday and “we \\.-ll plea-ml with the old
place. The Neptuiics are thought well of
in llita pow. and probably‘ will remain iii
there for a day or two. .\fi it it. We think
it impossible to go tn Nautuehet with our
yacht as ‘llt‘t.m\\a a bet 0 ita‘htu. and
tlieie u. only bi feet of water tit high We
our the bar.
Saturday «wt was worn. TV» but:
Smith. who was always on hand with its
life to furnish the music. and Mr. Hair m
Thor.» as bass drtiiiiiiier. Prof. H. \‘.
been of llanbury. t‘. W. llo\‘t. lkuiiel t‘.
a
formed the
some tine singing. The last but not least
is our \vonliy t‘oiniuismrv A. J. Meeker.
No one need envy him. We think witle
out exu‘pllou he bi one of the bust fellows I
\ve ever met. Ilwiw- fiubuutund. Willing ‘
ti); do would!“ ll“ at ‘
t a menu n e them '«i area patina
for the manor in which hetuwoadimed
(
Nash. and the. Thorpe. of .\‘nrwalk wt“. .
«pitirtette favored us wiu‘ “ down “t “W.“ alums euuld
getber in one party even in the boumgh.
t
to the pleasure of dated his rem
saddle
worked that In but 3118
That‘s what‘s
«slot Me et‘iy gimbals.
he woffer.“
The above is enough to make lease
puke. and for the credit of some of that
party of horsemen we are glad that the
~ \iiuiiuuieatiou was not signed by all of
beta. for it is loudly fair toplesuiae that
be gotten lu-
‘l‘tie exercise of brain to pnuluee the Us
icle from which we quote. must have
mi very amt. When (ten. Ripe wait in
mammal of the Am of the Pototiitlc be
“ l ”Marian
t“ “3”“ which an ( ve it to-
WWW“
Mrs. l. M. llo\t started this morning to
friend Miss
\\'illi;uii l'ctersof New York is in this
city with a \ie\\' to securing ii location for
the iiitiiiufactiire of running works for
Messrs 'l‘lininns Everett and James l'icr-
lll‘. M. ll l‘ardec and daughter left this
N. Y. l.£l\i' been visiting fora few weeks
men were in the habit of eoiiiiiigdnwn to
his hind». uarters ought to be: and some
of tlieseboys. judging from their produc-
tion. must have had the two essential in!“
tions of their tuiatoiiiy transimsed. his
may have been done by the motion of
the horses. causing more than the usual
action oftlieirsystems. and so mixed their
organs that they changed their functions.
As a warning. we notify- “Sunni of the
Buys.“ that in order to remove human in-
cunibranees upon society. the ntliee of .
“fool killer" has been established in this ‘
city. and if they again expose themselves
here they do it at the risk of their lives.
Boys. you "my be “ tnrssesswl of some
rather neat sptwiinens of the equine race.“
and it. may be true that “ money makes
the mare go.“ and you may have “aroused
the envy of the citv gentlemen.“ and
‘ some of the city belles. with that inate
sense and line discrilninatioii. for which
they are so justly celebratisl." may
“have seen fit to lavish their most bewilcli~
ing smiles on you to the iiitiiiite disgust of -
tliecity gnlltints“ but that is hardly a {
sullicient excuse for this last exhibition i
of yuthelves. t‘ontinne to rid" 3-..." l
horses. and “ mash“ the girls. but never 1
again attempt to write.—-for to do that l
successfully you need something you are
\vofully' dellicieiit of. vizrstlic rndinien~
ary elements of common ability. common
modesty and common sense.
Soloiiian says: " Answer a fool accord
ing to his folly. lest he be wise in his owii
conceit."
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Common I‘ounell.
.\t the regular meeting Monday evening
bills tn the amount of $1197.57 wereordertsl
paid.
:\ l‘tIllillllllllt‘flllt‘ll was received fnun |
Mayor \\'. t‘. Quintard offering to ‘
furnish in quantities of ten gallons Home
Light oil for lli cents per gallon Safe Hoard
oil 15 cents. New York oil at 11 cents. and
t‘ltanipinn oil at N cents.
(‘nL‘i‘vl‘lkk‘ were ordered on “'asliington
H_
street from ls'uider's toSw-nrd‘s corner. and
on Main street from Iioise railroad toJ. l.. l
lturbuiik‘s eoriier. '
Petition for sidewalks on ts‘outli side of .
l‘iiioii street. owing to only a portion of
the residents signing it was not granted.
There wort nf eniuiiiiltee nii sewers. nii
petition flor sewers iii \\‘est t‘lay and Frank-
lin was referred back tollic committee with
instructions to confer with l‘ily‘ attorney
and draw proper resolutions and agree-
ineiil.
\‘oted that the street committee enlleet
$35 from the llnise lv‘ailrood t‘oiiilsiny for
keeping street in repair the feet on each .
side of the track: also it‘ this work has been
paid for heretofore by the railroad coiiipa~
iiy. and if so to w lltllll.
Voted. That \\'oodw.‘|rd :iveiiiiebe wids
cowl from Main street to the mail lead-
ing to the residence of Francis Horn".
and t‘ouncilineti Lawrence. Knapp. and
"ml were appointed to niaketlie layout.
The Health t‘--iiiniittv~~- reported four
cases of scarlet fe\ cf.
Voted. that the chairman of the t‘oin-
iiiittee on Public Health be :iiitliorizisl to
abate or remove any of the iitiisaiices or
things prohibited in city onliiiaiiee entit‘
led “ .\ii ordinance li‘elziting to Nuisances"
at the |‘\l|l‘ll\"‘ of the person so commu-
thing or poi‘iiiitiingr siicli prohibited things
or nuisances. and I‘I‘|H|l‘l siii li .‘ibutcincnt
to the city attorney \\ lio shall collect the
same by action or othero ise ill the name
of the city.
l'ollei‘lol‘ l“. \.
iiieiits amounting
which were granted.
Voted. that the matter of settlement
\\‘llll lliillt‘l‘l l. 'l‘ulli‘s. t‘X-t‘iilli‘i‘tnl‘ Iifluxus
lh‘ l‘t‘l‘r'l‘l'tl liI llli‘ l'll)‘ :llllil’lit‘\.
Voted. that .i crosswalk be llllll froiiillie
exist corner to the west corner of lv‘ailroad
square and l‘lay‘ street. \lso across Main
street from the South corner of Henry
street lvi.’ill|l opposite the residence of Ur.
llitclico- k. .-\dJoiii--«l to .\ng. fl‘itli. to
lic:irp~iriics in interest on ll iy m Illvl street .
Norwiilk ia'rix soiiuoi.
.\ I‘lu-slenl and English School
for Boy s.
“IIIS'I' SESSION Sl‘pl. Slh.
\llil;i\i' ~i thoronqh. English Edit
1‘" pii iiiai. fort‘oll. _-e s. 1' lilllli \I haul or ll.
tiil‘lll‘llt will h~ inad- :i ‘ln’rldi f-‘illll‘t t‘irimiis
Tl Illi'\ ll‘kt".
to jitfis on
for abate-
lisl of Iii“.
1379
I"|‘ll
l\|l\ bi nhiain-siui .\u. .-w .s‘elh-i . .:i in lliii:
st or. s of \mrxmlk :iiil' niitli Norw.i.k. o‘ "‘ :oltlti"
siii \l.\.indwi Julio-n... \ M ln\ IT“ .\"l\\:lil\
t‘oiin
‘o'f‘spm lll3|1“ill.il‘t- i i. will ‘\ niavli . .
for 'l tin-s in tli-vnioi l- b’ lt‘lllliilsitl of - .l'ls or
nonis not noon. ..! with 'll- si h-mi
.‘ll‘slt‘ HALL. so. niouwALK.
tivr Nliilll‘ tl\l.\.
by usinglliooixs‘ (minus Lumbar Soar-
bt ‘ttuse it is pure. .\sk your grocer for it.
and give it a trial. 4433i“
hogan Taylor a. Son
Attorneys and Counsel-
lors at. Law.
SENTINEI. lll‘llditha.
t‘ity of South Norwalk.
Th.- lwuinl u' t‘nuiivilnieli of this 1*in will hold it
inn-lingo“ Mondaysngnst 35th. I‘I‘J. at Tl, och-ck.
in the t‘nuiicil Iloiun. to “Insider the nellliou .nf
tie woe \\' hm and nthrrs asking for tie t‘pr‘lllll’.‘
I iiniid .\ireei. so called. from Main Street in
\\':ibi Slh‘t'l
.-\ll I"'l~\t|li\ who».- land is prolpnsdd to h. luku'li all
who may be linen-sled iii Nllll iiupmveniciil. are iii-
\ltcd tit-appear and be heard by said board of isuin
\ ilnien. if they so desire. in relation thereto.
Dated at t‘il\ of South Norniilk. t‘nnn . .‘ugusl
out. ism ' Eiovix wil.coy.
43s- ‘3" (‘lcrk of of tlic Board of t‘oiilieilnn-n
Day School for Boys.
i\Ii‘.I{iiig‘ Seliunl
Us Ilium-in: .\riirrr.
will Reopen Sept. IMII. [‘79.
For! irviiliiis. address
tfi‘l .‘liii II M KING. l‘l'iiil lpal. Stamford l‘l
! 'l‘
filth day ufdiilv lsfitl
E‘lllli‘uf ihe Min“ ALK ‘ _
1- \NY. an Hisnl\i-t|l debior of \‘nrwuik. f" “up no.
irii l. :is-i;ncd in host for the benefit nfitsynslitors
“‘nrnkvs. lilo‘lieil‘r Hill. Trustee of said Estate
S
\ t ”l ll'l‘ Ul“ l‘llUll \TH liolden at Norwalk.
w iitnii and fni the llisliiit of Nor“ alk. on the
tilesnfihis noun appears. and “llt'h‘fl‘ siiffltient
rinisn l|.|s been shown in this enuri for an adjourn.
hh‘lll of ..p.) litaiing. [hi-refute.
Hui-mum that ile bearing aforesaid be and tlic
Vinn- her. to is .idioiirnisl to the chdm of August.
ism. .‘l.' u n I In» k fi-iviinoii. and that .
cahse iioioe of tlic main-r aforesaid to be given bv
wiblishni; this order in a new spat-er printed in salt
llh' piibiir sign post in said Norvvalk. at South Nor
walk. at least ten days heft-n: said ixih day of Au»
gust.
17-1 ASA ll “‘IMHHYARD.Judge,
\‘l .\
RallI‘llllll.
walk and South Norwalk.
iii.. n-tiirnitig at six o‘clock p. in. Th.
beautiful grove at l‘arlor Rock has been
tittted tip in the most modern pic uic styb
nouncwl the beautiful excursion
grounds in t'onnwticut.
lllt ist
I‘H‘Q‘ to All.
.\II
the wharf at So. Norwailk :iiiddglivered at
returned without tr‘onl-l-
Tlie transfer from steainei
llie gro\e. and
to the nwlit‘l‘s.
to cars will be made under
railroad wharf in liritlgclml‘t. and will not
require over half minute‘s walk.
t‘liildwn. iinl members of the Sunday
school. under l‘.‘ years “
.‘u‘.
Nicki-isoii‘s. Norwalk. llrnwii & \Vilenx‘s.
lloyt‘s. Stills-iii‘s. lirigg‘s. So. Norwalk
Thursday Ev'tggltusi 14.
. 'l‘liv \ew \ovk strategist (‘onibl-
nation.
ionipos» d of \:~ .v. if M. 'liilu‘ll‘dti .i pii‘a‘inn for.
" -- u... llll lion .it hm .i lam :i' ionic l\ ii~
l
lo..z U ‘s. inlii'od
E STRATEGIST!
tn. the l-Ilut .Iusllfles the Means.
t‘liariicieis by Miss .\dii Monk. Mrs. Sol.
Siiiilli. Lizzie llall. .\l. .l. nunm. anim
Kci‘iiell. \V. ll. l.ytti-|l. and others.
titltll) .\ll'Slt‘ ENGAGED.
Resei‘yeil Seats now on sale at
lhug store.
'l‘leket -. - 2.1. .10 our! 751‘.
Manager. J t LlN‘l‘HN ll.-\l.l..
lliisiness Manager. .I t‘. \I \‘RES
A BY-LAW
[firm/in In (In l‘vtPlltl’lOll and [irewirrd'lon of MI
I-‘mhcri’rs ol ('lium' and Uysiers with» ”not limit!
of It! Town of .\‘urinilk:
Sin l \‘orth. That no person or p- rsoiis shall
lien-after use or employ any allaeliinciii nf wire. or
w irc netting. or twine lll‘lll ;. or other devirc upon
uy ster inugs or ny sir-r rakes. before or while taking
or tlnliing tor oy slers or clams within the “Hill“ of
llietown of Nnrwalk. or the waters and flals adjoin
log and belonging to the town of Norwalk
«\iu: ll. l~2\er_v person who shall \inlaie any of the
tin-visions of tlic prev-oiling Set-lion shall pay as a
penalty the siiiii of Sen-ii Dollars to any per-on who
.‘llllll siie i'ierefor
Sm: III. This livddin shall take ctfett on the lst
day of .\‘epn-iiiber. .» ti. istu.
\‘o‘rku. That the fon‘going Bylaw shall he ate
lislied iii the following new sptlper‘. \ inn-sin the .‘ors
walk time": and in the South Norwalk s‘ssrrsm..
each of said newspapers being printed in the (booty
of Falrfleltl. where such town of Noi‘wiilk is. More
weeks sitccesshely. at least one week before such
by law is to take effect. and also lliai \\ rirlrii copies
in .\.‘Illlllfirlfi\\'»‘ shall be posted on the sign post in
the llnrniigh of Norwalk. and on the sign post in the
City of .\‘niilli Nor-walk. fur three siiccessne \‘V‘Q‘kfi
before siieli by-la“ is to take effect.
The alone is a true en iv of votes passed al at
Spcviul Town Meeting lieliliil llic Tow ii lloiise. in
said .\‘nrwalk. on Ilie serouil day of August. A. l)..
1873. Arrest. HENRY K SELLHI‘K.
To“ ii t'lcrk.
tn: 3!
lluyl‘s
Norwalk. August N. Itifil»
To Take Your Meals 0n the Steam-
er lielnii on the Barn or [In
Pastime. and Save an Hour in
the City for Business or Pleasure.
3081‘ LOOK.
.\ll kltitls of mmltlllt‘ludlllfi [tread and flutter. .fle
All kind- of Chop- tlo do _ .. one
All kind-of \‘eg ~t tiles in their Nsou . 10¢
oyster sud t‘buo Slew: . . . . . . .. tor
Sliell Fish of all klnlls‘tl spts‘ialty.
Tables rest~ \rved for ladies and t‘luldivri.
.\ll kinds of biotic-made t‘akns and Pies
at the Relaxsliiiieiit t‘ouiiter.
.\ll the po iular Ales. l‘nrtois. t‘igais.
c. Fresh 1. ml linger on draught. .\e.
s r glass.
For fill partlrii :er w
lbw Ilusuier. ‘
hi enter to menu‘uiodiilv \‘veryvody. .mswttgeh 3_
our gel Breakfast "‘0!!! 2 to it a. to Dinner from to
o {31) p iii.
All labels of tmtersouknl aunt servnl vanity time
of this. in the shortest notice.
lluldlel‘S (Xxlebrotul lt‘R t‘lililAM.
t‘tma Written tout \llte lllultlltul ins-amt uni.
p32 to metre you it all Mlmml «Mam-wt.
A. ll. 4.9.3984. mwm«
'7:
tsill of fire on board of!
i
Fillers,
Mailers,
“Broilers,
Sisters,
Neighbors,
All Friends.
. BARK!
\
' Al llROM'N'b
South Norwalk.
place to buy Shoes of all
kinds.
Shoe Store
is :t grind
!
)
Bl'T l lT'l‘. lll'T
Of .\‘m‘v'alk, is the
. Place to get your
Moneys worth every
time. Largest stock,
low and iiiiit'oriii
prices, and we keep
the goods that will
fit and pleas a. It‘s a
act. X 0 joke.
The man who flies iiitna passinii on
ieirig thinned. is the one who will
irk payment if there is any way in
.‘PfiWlltlg out of it.——lliwkerisiiek Res
bubliean.
The most difficult surgical (ultras
ion of all is to take the cheek out of
no of our young iiii~n.ss.\leriden
unler.
“ltliink our church will last a
iod many years yet.“ said a wags
sli deacon to his minister: “I see tho
pets are very sound.“— Exchange.
Ilm‘t gotolaw. if you feel that
'ay. go sit on a brainble bush.nr
~mwl through a sew”. « Sentinel.
Bargains for the
Next :20 days.
Don‘t Forget to Remember.
. ll. HfllT & 80.,
thllWALK.
.\. it. “aw i. J. li‘. limo.
up i\ worms Hill»
has made applirarinn in \\ riilng In this t‘ourl. pray
in: for reasons therein set forth that some person
other than said Trustee may be appoiiitul to sell the
real and personal estate of said debtor. its by the
said trustee
llSll‘lvl. and also by push“: a I opv 0' the same on
murmur
’ Parlor Rock
Shiner Laura & Hnnsaionic
lly the M HTlll llllS'l‘ t‘lll'lv‘t‘lll‘)S of Nov-
TUESDAY, AUG. 12.
Lem ing llay itioiid llros. wharf at 7:45 ll.
hy the llousatonic h‘. ll. t‘o.. and is pro-
I‘roquel. Swtogu. Tables. «‘30., Gun.
marked baskets will be taken frmn
t‘ru'i‘l‘. ill lll!‘
Fare for the Round Triii 501;.
Tickets for sale at Si-lleck lira-s. Fiiiiicy'
.\ llciiedicl‘s. ll. \\‘. Fitch‘s. Raymond .\‘
.10 ,
“‘ill be .palt'l1 |{or -
‘- I s e |
Egrhqumd‘s (infl-
V'i‘ EN T TO BEST
in. tN‘rwllli roam: ‘.
hmw:fll'1‘int to M m“ .1
A Ir to .
m‘“‘°‘ “"' Jar. rum 3
iron-u. .
‘9
ll P.
Post Mt‘l‘ Adams. Smith M
J. MWardentson
Harness M
is
ll es-es Madonna Required in a M Wro-
andaiiyuuxvysi nu: Mariner; and .Ill Wat W
III l'RUM P‘l'l.\'.
Al“ iiy-I on hand it fall stock of
“‘liips, ll alters, Sponges, Cll'
Combs, Chamois,
Harness on. "one Clolhl
and everything "inflected with ha me Ill".
WASHING“! STIR .
iii-is-sirx l‘osr Ol‘l‘lt‘t. 53h
\
Tax Collector:
Notice is hereby given to all pernnns li
lflXt'l‘ in th - town of .\‘ortuilk. on the .
listnf lstfiJhal I will meet Ihem In N ‘ive Mid
tlxes at the st vre of Alphonso Dibble. C with Five
Mi e Itirer. Monday July Tili. from 9-. i.. until 3
i.rn.; at the Illirenf Iliuiford .r u. lrt‘. Down
own. «East Norwallii. on Tuesday. July 81h. from
m :i. in . until 2:» I .: at the more ofJ. 1‘. Run
the. Winnipauk. d‘wlne-day July Mth from mu.
m.. until 2:!" p m . and .l the nfllee of the Seleet
men. Saving:I think lttivbtmg. Friday and Stem-day
.liilr "lb and Nth. 'rovntiii. “L, ant lit p. In. Mr.
Fred M. Klrtpp in author-ind to receivvtiuia in
South Nurwidk and receipt for the name.
N. I! — Um- percent. per triorilh will b Mldwl to
all true n-inaiiiing tinpfld after Aug [3th. 1m.
L'll (SEN B. ST. JOHN. Polk-ell".
norio’s'!
CITY TAXES!
The tau payers of the t‘ity of South .\‘nrollk Ih‘
hereby notified that the city tax of six mills on the
dollar. told on the assessment list of “79‘. ot I rity
meeting held at .\lililarv "all on Ila-13th day of Mhy.
A. ll . “it. will be due no the Is! day of August.
IRT‘J. at which timc I slisll be ready vo rwyiw the
names! It hit) torils slow. on Main slnvef
F. M. Kiinpp.al \\‘ r‘ t‘riinunl‘s hardware store.
is tuithnrixed to rss‘eih- am rweipt for taxes on "He
ist
N. It (in and after N~piemlw~r Isl. ls‘l’fl. the stat
lites require inc in eollect one per rent in month ml
all tines their h‘llltllllll‘.‘ unpzml. wliieli I shall be
compelled to comply with
FIHNKIJN A TULLFZN.
i one. tnl' of Tao-s for m.- t‘iiy of South .\‘onulk
1 am“
lino: st smith Nirrua‘k nu... Jun t “7t :.:
30,000 Cigars
\\'e have on hand odd lots of
which must b.» sold.
cigars
At What They \viii
Ft‘lt'll 3
Now is your time to buy
by calling at the store of
G. SWARTZ & 60.
Bria Reincfiii
Iii Prices of
Wall Paper!
\
cheap cigars
\
lii order to cut down iiiv stock
0
0. wall paper. l tillt‘l‘ for Sill day's
llll‘ t‘lllll‘r‘ .‘llll‘h' til~ SATlNS .\T
25c. l‘l‘lll lll ll‘lildi lll ll.l..
.\IFfI
lot
of
6
a large assortment
short paper (Hull! 4 to
pieces each) at uiic liall‘llie reg:
iilar prices
The stock of lilaiiks. Grounds.
Broiizes and (Sold will also be
offered at greatly reduced prices
J. T. PROWITT,
47 Main St.
July Ill. ‘79.
Norwalk.
4?»!
castration
Summer Goods
At Low ' Prices.
M
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Drou hm
Cambrian.
Popling,
Iohalro,
Gallium:
Zephyr Shawls.
liens than the twist of the Iephvr.
iii uiiiiiiias. mini Etc.
I have a few left of those
Wlllt llllll llll'li‘ it 350
All!) Ohovlot at ca.
‘\ lineup"! in 'l‘qnvelu.
C. R. Ben nett
\vtsiiimmu aim.
.- s. . “smumw
RY
Mira Ruin.-. 1....
PLANTS.
Mimi
. llendenron‘l H‘illl‘llumf‘afllxw
he.
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u “no mum. and
mum “Minutes m
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