WM menu:- to, I!”
Gm: Brituin holds at prurient tlmflflk
000 of United States bonds. and Germany.
Mi and the Mt of Europe about 3?“.-
Mill).
An mimutc has it that in this country
during the past forty ycars 7 M fin: insur~
nut-c companics with g‘tlfitltill) of capi'
tn! have failul: that sincc N73 them has
been lost by inn-slots in milwuys $1.50“.-
mlfil‘l: and that thc ordinary trzulc f:\il«
um 0f “7304—5—13 wcn‘ 21$“ with liabili-
fies of WGJIIUX‘O. of which not uvct‘ #1232.
ain‘t“ wcm to crcditois.
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0! lhc MOJH‘LTSO of tcn dollar rcfund~
in: ccrtiticatcs issued by tho Hovcrnnicnt.
Til-1333.79” has lnvn rcturnul to tho Trous-
u'ry for conversion into l. per ccnt hon-ls.
The gmut popular loan has mostly fallcn
into thc hands of tho bunkers and spccu-
lutors. and as lit" 4 per cunts arc at a prcs
mium. thcsc wrtilicutcs arc convcrtul as
rapidly as tlicy can bu sccunsl.
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To gratify an inquircr. thc Cincinnati
Enquircr csniys to .h-finc thc wonl "luau“
as used politically. It says: ‘ it is u wus-
tcmism. in tho spring and fall \ccstcm
rivcts arc subjcct to fnsiilcnl frcshcts. and
firm with a swcllim: and boiling motion
that is cullcd ‘lxmming‘ by stmmlnvit mcn.
llcncc when! a man‘s or party‘s chunccs
arc thought to bc improving or incl-casing.
thcy an: slid to be ‘ lusuninx‘ and cvcry-
thing that columns thc chances is culhsl
a ‘ boom.‘ “
W_ O.-_.
Illinois has a statute» which dcclzuvs that
it “ shall not be lawful for any lunl)‘ of turn
whaitcv cr. n1 licr than tlic n-golar ommiznl
vuluntwr militia of this State: and tho
thinrsuf thc l'nitcd Status. to umnciatc
thcuisclxcs togcthcr as :\ military cniupzp
ny \}f\\l‘g‘.\lli£\llnll. or in drill nr purmlc
with arms. in any 1 :zy or town of this
Stutc. without thc licvnsc of thc tlm‘crnnr
lll'cl‘vkif. Which llccnsc may :it any timc ls:
h‘vultcd." Thc Socialist sni‘iclivs of rho
cngo arc Hrgulllxwl as military lnlics. and
carry guns wlicn thcy pairndc. Tho uu~
thuritics :u-rcstwl 0““ of their lllllnl’A‘T un‘
dvr tho‘ law tin-uni. and it was ugrcml on
hitli Sltfr‘fi tn mailzc this :i tcst cum». Judgc
Barnum has docidul. and Ilic rmt of tho
Circuit t‘onrt ughm with him. that any
law pmhihitiug military comremim to Fall“
11‘ arms is uncnnszitntionul. liccauw it \n‘ on
inhcrcut right guanintcml to our frcc pun
pic.
TIIP.‘ MAINE ELEOJTIHN.
Thu insult. in gun-ml terms. at this hour
hunks its folluws: Tho chuhlicuns Jllr!
‘bont \Vlltfll out thc lllllJnrlfy or 13.1")
against thcni of last ycur; hut thc opium.
tion votc this your is sumo Unto ghuicr
than last. and this incrceisc tlic llcpuhli‘
cans must orcrcomc to carry tlic clcctiuu
by thc pcoplc. us they chum to ion c xlunc.
Davis loads 1 inrcclon by about 4mm \uws.
uid leads Smith by about ‘30.!!!" vows. Thu
tinmnhuclz votc has l‘llt‘h‘éhnl alum: sumo,
and thc [hwum‘rutic vutc fullcn of? about
“Hill. which was prctty ncurly diviilwl
bchccn Davis and Smith. Tho rcsult
shows that thc llcmm‘t'uth‘ \‘nlc has liwn
almost :mn’iliilatui. Tllc my»... mm...
figurcs it tit nut nvcr mum. and siys that
half lht‘ lint“ l‘t‘tllll lust ycur. \\‘l\cl\ llw \ult‘
for tiarcclon Wits ‘3‘."Kl. has gunc tn the
Rvpubliciins and tho oilicr hnlf to tho
t‘vn‘cnhnckcm. l'iiollici;il rctm‘ns show
that thc'hnusc will mntain s? chuhlicnn
“if {H opposition nicnilmrs. Thc votc
pnllcd comm \\ itliin uiic per ccut of tlic
cutin: poll of Maine.
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Bantams um and “t‘lllllunn.
Maj. t‘hus. E. Hwy has liccu nspicstcd
to scrvc on l‘liicf~.\l:\1sli:ill Joc Huwlcv‘s
stm‘fon thu occasion of thv twins-{cc oft io
butthktlngs. und has ucccptcd thc position.
Thc lj‘irst t‘unuccticut llcsvy Artillcry
will unite ut llsu'tfoul. Scpt. 17th.
The is: Light lleittcry. l‘uunccticut \‘ul.
untccnl. cxpcct to ho rcudy to \lech iutu
liuc on llattlwl‘lni: lkiy. Thuy will also
buvc n. Nunion tlic sumc day.
The sixth t‘. V. will rcunitc at Hart-
ford. Iktttlc—Flim Dav. Supt. Nth. .\ curd
tovctcrans says: " .ct llic old Sixth bc
wcll rcprmmtcvl."
Tho Twentysixth Regimcnt hold a. rc-
uniun at Thumcs Grove. Friday. 29“: 10.2..
and voted to bc in Hartford. Scpt. thh.
The Saw York. New Haven and Harv
t have dccidcd to issuc hiilf~
me tibkcts for all persons going to Hurt.
on the 17th instant.
Owing to a misuudcrstundiug tho Inclu-
heu of some rcgitncnts havc been untitled
to n in Hartford on thc cvcning in»
M t c battlcfiug [ultimo “‘c huvc bccu
posted to givc noticc that no accommo-
dnuuna will bc providcd for them until the
morning of the 17th. and that nnnc arc
ted to arrive. unlcss at their own c:—
pense. before that now.
Every Ngimcnt in thc Stutc. cxccpt the
Mn Third has called its rcunion for
the la 0! Septmnbcr. tn takc part in the
W an; c. The Tchty~Tbinl as
motion meets at (huxrgemwn. a station
on 050 Dnnbury railroad. tomorrow
TM Bethe! Cornet ‘Bund have been
W for the occasion.
Stats arc requested to call at-
tention to c fact that old soldiers attend-
h‘thebnttlc flag parade will bc givcn
from return tickets. It is expected that
nu willhe made an that pens
ur- nll points of tho State can ranch
Mud bv ton o'clock in thc morning of
that a“. This will allow time for the
Mun! nn hour or two of socinl rc~
union.
dummydeag‘f the Banal“ Army :1!
Mic or necticut. prom -
an order baiting dot» of Scpt. 4th.
‘ counties who takc part in the
‘ Earthling celebration to [as
regime-Mad or auto organs
m to war their grand may and
“1 rank Mai. und stating that the
of :3 Wm will be at
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forthel'cthonly. fickehwillberor
old lothencomlngtoflut-
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.. Soldicuarrivingwill rcportntonce
to their monomers in team on the rk
near the dcpot. and will there hold t cir
business meetings. and make necessary
amngcmcnts for the parade. Each reins
mcnt Will sclcct its own commanding of-
ficer. Evcrv soldier is rccommcndcd to
bring a \unc with him to out beforc thc
pumdc. as tho collation will not be served
until uttcr tbc parade. which may he as
late as 2:30 p. m.
3. The parade will be formed asncar
n o‘clock us pmsiblc. Each regiment wnll
bc formed in platoons. each platoon to
havc a front of twclvc men. The arrange-
ment of mcn in platoons should be made
immuiiutcly after the rcgimcntal nicct‘
ings. so that tbcrc may bc no delay in
starting. Colonbcarcrs will bc in the
from ilatcon.
4. Vulturms. “'hilc it will not be pos-
sihlc to arrange for unv rcgularity of uni~
form. it is suggcstcd that thc mcn come.
so far as possihlc. in bluc or dark suits
and black fclt huts. But no soldicr ncod
stuv away on account of lack of uniform.
('ltliccrs arc at liberty to wear thcir sidc
arms. but it will not bccxpectcd cxccpt of
thc oiliccrs of the gcncral staff.
5. Music. It is hoped that. all mush
ciuns who still have their instruments
(drums and final will rcport with them.
Thcy will ho so far as "blcdvmsolidatcd
and \luccd at the bond of the line. or at
suita tll‘ divisions in the line to furnish
music for all. “‘th the old soldiers of
any town proposc coming tu-gcthcr with a
band. it is suggcstcd that thcy send word
in advance so that the bands may be
pmpcrlv utilizcd.
6. Thu colors will ho dclivcrcd to thc
dcsign‘xtul color boaters at tho urscnaJ.
Thccolois will bc cxnmincd. and thtuac
which can bc unfurlcd without dctrimcnt
will bc cat‘ricd unfurlcd if the dnv is suit-
:iblc. Thnsc which am too badly dam-
agfil must not be unfurlul.
7. It is ncommcndul that thc vctcrans
of cvcry town form local (imitations as
soon as ‘uxssiblc and usccrtnin how many
nwn wi l rcport for dutv on thc lllh.
This is tho only way in w \ich thc citiacns
of llurtfonl can form any Istiinntc of thc
amount of pmvisiuns that will bc ncccs~
snry.
*. If thcrc arc any othcr umttcts othcr
than thcsc upon which information is
nuslml. lcttcis may bc :iddnsscd to J. l‘.
Kinncy. Hartford.
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\‘clcrun‘s. Attention.
.\ll \‘ctcmns of thc lat.- war. arc nouns-
ml to nice! at W. S. Bout-mu othcc on
Friday cvcninu at 7%, o‘clock. for thc pun
push of making urmnmuncms to R“ to
Hartford on luittlc dug day. ncxt wwk.
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Tbc l‘nion ”cad at Ncwbcrn.
N. C.
lhuijmuin Rcclitcl. who has n’ccntly rcs
turncd from Sui-born. N. l‘.. brought with
him :i list of thc nnu‘hwl grows of sonic
of tho l‘nion mldicrs burial in that city.
of which thc following copy has liccn
furnishml us for publication:~
1.. ll. ummuct. (‘0. (i. Nth c. v: «lied
Oct. nth. agol ‘33.
Juli“ 0, Storey, For \.
nliwl th‘t. Nth. maul ii).
l". R. l‘ickctt. t‘u. ll.
Aug. 3‘3. 1"“.
August lln‘ur. t‘u. ll. lltlil‘. \‘.. diul
Julyhltli.l\1‘id. dmwnul in fouling thc
Ncusc Rivcr.
S. limit. \‘o. R. 5th 1‘. \'..
37th. NIH.
MO'W
Military .‘Iutlcn.
Wm. ll. \K‘utcrhury of Company ll. is
quitc ill at his rcsiilcncc ut (lrziuucvillc.
Tllc Fourth mustcrcd 827 incl: at camp
and lhc Socnthl 545.
(‘0. ll. of this city was thc lurgxst coni~
puny at tlic criminpmcnt numlwring 73
all told.
Tlic corrcsimndcni of thctlrccnwich Olv
wrvcrciys: “Tho mutinc dutics of tho
camp wcrc unluous. but thcy \vcrc chccis
fully wri‘ovniml. pnrticuhirly by tho nicmv
hots u lllv Fourth. A lurgcr portion of
lllv viclmls for s icciul duty wcrc from this
n‘giincut and tho munncr in which tlicy
pcrformcd thcolutics nssignwl thcm mud in
cvvry \vny cmlimhlc. A patrol guard N»
in; nxpurwl at tho station. a call was
Inudc on thc Fourth. and Sci-gt. (‘. ll.
Hitch. of t‘o. F. was onlcrcd to rc wort to
lu‘mlqluu‘tt‘l‘l to command thc mum . llc
mnrcncd to tho dc mt with l‘.’ nicn. tho
smullcst of thcdctull living 5 fcct 10 inclics
high and \vcighing 180 llts.
'l‘lic sonic corrcs uuulcm ulso writcs:
" It is rumorcd that ioth t‘ul. (‘mfut and
l.lt‘\\t. Col. Skiuncr of thc Fourth will rc~
sign :it an curly dnv. Major Duty is tlic
pcrl‘cvtion of u soldicr and n m‘utlciunu.
and in thc vvcnt of thcsc n‘signntious will
undouhtcdly lvc cullcd to thc cuuuutmd of
the wgiuicnt.
Tho Daily Graphic. contrasting the mom
cut disciplmc uud ctlicicncy of our btatc
militia with that of a former pcriod. prints
the following: “ llurtfonl. Ct” command”
of troopers icfnrc the war in from of his
squadron: ‘ \Vcll. gciitlcrneu. shall \vo
march up strcct or down town ?‘ Troopers
ultogcthcr: ‘ Lot‘s march down town.‘
Hartford commander in the llcld: ‘ Fours
right: what ins-wire you about thcrc.“
Thc Fourth Regimcnt pro logo to crcct u
monumcnt in “'ashington ll’arli. Bridges
port. to the late L‘ol. Fain‘bild. Spcuking
that which we do know \vc can say. no
regimental couuuandcr was ever more
worthy of remembrance by his mcn than
L‘ul. Full-child. Hc was a bruvc soldier
and a christian gentlemen. mspccted by
all who knew him.
\Vc \vcrc prcscnt at cumin imcnt on
(ltivcrnor‘a t uy. and witu the bri~
gnclc rcview in the afternoon. and. to sum
up our comments in u few 3. we sav
it was the best we have ever seen the bri-
gade do. and the noveltv of tiring blank
cartrigcs gave a‘mst to t e «mansion that
wan exciting and inspiring. “‘9 found
Co. D.:iu comfortable quarters and winning
lanrcls for discipline and gcncml cmcicnc ‘.
and the " crack “ company of the Fourt .
Making bull‘Svcycs at Cmdmorc mny be
all very well in its way. but the rank and
tile or the Xational Guard. if ever they
should be called upon for active service.
would be infinitely more useful it they un~
understood thoroughly the tactics of skits
wishing. bow to load and are on thefikils
mish lime while keeping in motion so as to
avoid the better being hit by the onemy:
also to take advantage of the ground and
C0. ll. lhth l‘. \'..
ll‘lll (‘. \‘.. illwl
li“‘ul March
other natural protections found dong a
skirmish line while c or pushing
forward. And. whyis the sum akin
wishing drill neglected. one of the most
cflcctivc movcmcnrs in cum of emu-gens
y always of interest to the troops
whilc being horned. and far more so to
spectators in tuna of police that street 9%
who?
Thunnaksthc Row YorkG . We
would inform this writer that Hutions
upechl «tendon to thirdrm and maneu-
mnndbadbobcon tutthoraccnt
“complaint be lave mu
Wdrllledin ammrthntmldhnvo
domdnditmnmmndinmdvcmioo.
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sire, ahnll fire lug at 200 yards and
inuny ‘tionwitb admwurdthem‘
get at . No sighting shots are allowed
“3003-963. two bei allowed nt 500.
The entrance in five. on all entrances may
be made to Brigade Adjutant. L. L. Mor-
gan. on or befolc Septcnibcr ‘24. creep-
ting in the individual match. when they
may be made up to the time of shooting.
Thc company mums are to be comprised
of eight men who will fire seven rounds
at cach distance. Regimental teams will
be composcd of twelve men thin the shots
at each distance. Seven mun s at 800
var-d3 will settle the individual matches.
crc will be thirty or forty prizes in the
short range match valued at $500; ten to
fiftcon in the com y match valued at
$250. and four in t 16 regimental match.
valued $150. the principal one being the
badge won at Crccdmoor by the Connecti~
cut team last year. Shooting in the short.
range match will be begun at 8 a. In.
Thursday. October 2: in the company team
match shooting will begin at 9 a. 111..
October :3. and 8 a. In. October 3. conclud-
ing at l p. In. October 3: in regimental
match ut l p. In. October 3. concluding at
4 p. In. Pool shooting at 900 yards. at 10
cents u ticket. will be allow-0d on both
days. save .whcn company or regimental
teams are firing. The order of team shoot-
ing will be decided by lot on the 25th inst.
Supcrmtcndcnt Reed. of thc (‘ousnlidntcd
mad. has agrvcd to pass all mcn in uniform
on the days of thc match for half t-hc rog-
ulnr furc. and thc superintendents of otli~
cr roads will. it is cchtod. olfcr a similar
reduction.
The Shultc Murder.
Tm: raw. or Bccnouz.
'l‘ucsda)‘ tho trial of \\‘illiulii Bucholn
was begun at Bridgcpori bcfolc Chief
Juaticc Park and Judge Sanford. State At~
torncy Ollnstcad is mistul in thc pronoun
tion by Nelson Taylor. Jr.. of this city.
Buchola‘s can is in thc hands oftlcn. Wm.
Rundlc Smith of Norwalk. (‘hnrlcs F. Boll-
uuuiu of Row Lian-u. and A. E. Austin of
this city. The juiy was im vincllcd in lcss
than an hour. 'l‘hcy uni . .8. Thou» of
Bridgcpm’t. Danicl P. Bradlcy of “'ostpol't.
Hiram St. John of Wilton. L. Dwight
Lauc of Monroe. S. F. Huntington of Alon-
roc. (‘hnrlcs ll.|\\'clib of Dnl‘icn. Rufus B.
Jcnnings of Fairllcld. Juscph ll. Lockwood
of Stratfonl. Lewis (‘urtis of Bridgclxirt.
Scllcch Young of Norwulh. and Robcrt
\\'ilson of l-‘airficld.
Mrs. .-\mcliu \\'nrring was thc first wit.
“qu called and \cstiticd substantially as
follows:
It “Winn Friday that Schultc was killod
llc utc his lu'cnkfust curly that morning.
mivo hcr thc toys of his room. and wont
uway. shc supposcd. to Now York. This
was about 7 o‘clock in thcmurninx. Pic
viuus to this Friday morning: thcrc hnd
lwcn sonic tmublc bctwccn Schultc null
Buchulx. Shc hail hoard loud talking in
Schultc‘s room. Shc uudcfitood that it
was about thc contract of Buchulr with
him. llucholn cumc down and said that
Schultc said hc could kick him according
to thc contract. That was thoonly tmuh.
In that shc know of. llucholn stuid in tho
huusc must of thc day. studying smoking.
und finding. llc staid around ilw hunso
until 3 o‘clock whcn ho said he was going:
In South .\'orwulk. Shc ncxt snw him
atnull 7 o‘clock in tho mcuiug. whcu hc
clinic fulliuginto tlic liuusc. crying out
that Schultc was flood. or sonicihing of
lhc kind. Shc hnd scnt hcr «luuglncr
Smlicupstiiim to put cool in tlic stovo.
and sho ceillml down to Sammy. hcr sun
that lluchulr wuscullini: him. 'l‘hcn shc
limiul lluchnlncnll out. “ Rummy. Sammy“
twicc. Shunnv Upcnwl tlic door which
lcd into tho siiik “mm which ndjoins tho
kitchcn. and as ho uiwnml thc door llucliolr.
mshul in and stumbling fcll into tho
kitclicu. Sammy :iskod him when tlic
humor was. :uul \\‘lu\\\\ was Schultc.
lluchula sold. “llc was muulcnul or dciul.“
"l‘hcn hc got up mid limit his pistol from ii
box : .fimuny wont up stairs Mid got u
gnu. liucholz said. .. t‘mnc. Smumv : I
go down to Mr. Shultc : l is no Timid.“ .\s
hc tricd in Izct up ho toll in tho sink room.
Tho iistul fcll from his hnnd. Wilnmm
“nkt‘A him whcrc ho was hurt. und hc ask-
cd for u drink of “‘lll-UI‘. Slic uskcd him
if ho was woll cunugh to mi with licl‘ nud
\hc girls to thc ncxt dour iicighlmr‘s. 110
said lic was. Thcy stui‘lcd on a full \‘\l\\
for Mr. Allcn‘s. lluchulz was \‘cry much
frightcnud whcn lic \‘Nlh‘ into thc housc.
ll!l had blood on his fucc and u littlc on
his shirt front. \Vllt‘ll thcy got to Mr.
.-\llcn‘s. lluclmlx wouldn‘t go in. llc mud
lic fclt hcttcr in thc upon air. He wax-i
holding u lumdkcn‘lncf u i to his fncc.
which wits blccding. Mr. .\ lcn also uskcd
him to go into tho housc. but ho would
not go in.
'l‘lic wittnms and bar two dnughtcl‘s \vcut
homo about 10 o‘clock. Soon uftcrwlml
tho cunmcr‘s ‘ury Iu‘rivcd with Mr.
Schultc‘s body. hc witncss ncxt saw
Ruchnlz sitting in tho kitchcn aftcr 10
o‘clock. Slio did not hour him any uny-
tliing nbout thc murder for the two hours
that hc stnvcd up. 'l‘hc pcoplo who
crowded the housc “‘01)! «MW. and whcn
witucss \vcnt down stairs sic saw Buc-
hol: sitting in thc kitchen. with his hood
in his hands. Shc asked him if hc would
not go to licd. and hc answcrcd. “ I no
can sleep.“ Aftorwunl he did 1 to bed
in the room with Snmtu '. Ho ay down
in his clothes near her sl. She did not.
hour anything during thc night. Ho
said that he felt bad when he got up in
the morning. Nothing was said about the
uiunler. About 8 o‘clock Bucholr went to
South Nor-walk. and did not return until
cvening. when he came with Policeman
Bcrgcr. Tho witnoss thought that Mr.
Scliultc had an upcu-facod watch.
Gen. Smith cross-crumincd Mrs. “‘1“-
ring. To him she said that the quarrel of
Bucholx and Schultc was about a month
below the murder. After it. the were up-
rarcntly as friendly as over. on Buc-
iol: first came to thehouso in 00er he
could not a any English, and very
little at the time of the murder. The night
of the murder witness. her two daughters.
Sammy. and “'illiaui nllalcpt in the sumo
room. Thev all slept with their clothes on.
She couldn‘t describe Rucholx‘s a pooh
once when he ran into the kitchen hotter
than to say it was like that of A man she
saw on tWor Adclnhi. when it blew
up at N k. The blood on his face
came from a wound on his cheek.
Sadie Warring. was the nut witness.
She corroborated her mother na to Mr.
Schulto‘s habits at night. When Bucho):
CW9 to the house on the night of the mur-
der he said: “ Como Sammy. I 30 t the
woods. lcanno atuyhere andpoor. r.
Schult: down in the woods.“ Then when
he started to up he fell from his chair
to the flow. on Attorney Clam-end pm-
duoed a black memorandum book. which
the witnms Men as Bucholtl‘n bc<
cause she once saw Bucholx with tho
but. Tho song“Grnndfather‘a Clock“
was written in it.
are tOthcadmia-
donut the book. which was untied by
mumbleEd Burtonwholwi
of Rocha}: his I
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that“ rub and himi the
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fish which read:
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ter with you! What did the doctor any
oiled you.“ He hastened to the tolephone
and excitedly rung for the doctor to “come
quick for his wife was out of her head—
tnlked " He told his mother-in-lnw
the some, as she dusted his ove'choea. and
he nervously drew on. and turned up his
coat collar and tied his handkerchief about
to keep the ruin out of his neck. " My
dear,“ ........ and she called him by his
Mn mime—he loved it 80—“ what‘s
the matter with you 9 You are as excited
as though you had encountered a senator.
I simply said that that gauze waterproof
coat- should not be [owned—you want
more oil stock. don‘t you 1‘ I hope the Doc-
tor will come and have u conservator put.
over vou.“ By this timc the “ press " 0p-
cncd his cycs. “ You‘re a . Hat-—
I‘m going to soc Churlcv O matcwl. and
its ruining. ‘ust pouring down. and l want
my coat.“ ho “ ill-law " part of his fum-
ilv rushed to the door. observed the haunt '
of the cvcning. and as the moon‘s no t
beams streamed in over his wifc‘a couch it
oulv served to deepen hcr anxiety for her
husband‘s sanity. nit the laugh of the ir-
rovcmnt sistcr dispelled hcr fcius and
she loomed that tho “ dolugo “ was from
tho husc and not the heavens.
Just hcrc tho Doctor arrived and tho
cditor put a handful of apecic into the
mcdical hand. whispcring. “ahc‘s quictcr
—<lon‘t go in—comc in the morning.“
The Doctor‘s loasurc at gaining so easy
a l‘co was only t nuipcncd by finding two
loud flvc-ccnt piccos among thc dollar and
a half. The ovcrshocs and umbrella huvc
not bccn soon aincc. but a careful obscrvcr
will miss thc loft car from tho prctty man
blc stilluc on tho lawn and rcmurk
the ocsmus portion of n whalc near it in is
striking attitudc. Truly slaium and scrub
tom‘ hula arc equally disregardcd by thc
frilly grmf.
llymcnlal.
Last “‘cdncsday cvcning Lurcnzo bibs
blc. Jr.. and Miss Mary McClurc wcrc
unitcd in murriugc at tho rcsidoncc of thc
bride‘s purcnts. by licv. Humor N. Dun-
ning. in the prtnu-ucc of tlic l'clutivcs nnd
a fcw fricnds. Aftcr tho ccrcmonv :1 col-
lation was scrvcd by D‘Artois. ()n‘l‘luus-
duy morning Mr. and MN. Dibble stnrtcd
for Omnhn. whcrc Mr. Dihhlc iutcuds to
lnnltc liwulquul‘tcrs while ho pnupccts in
thc vicinity with n vicw to cuguging in
thc husincss of msinr.r cuttlc.
"—‘r...
Court Ncws.
On tllt‘ 4th ills‘l. l‘utrick \Vhitc. saloon
kccpcr :it Springwuwl. was :irrnignc‘l for
outmg‘siuslv nsszuilling Wm. lluhhcl. lw~
ceiilsc lic I‘cfuscd to pay furdrinks. l‘lcud
guilty. iuul llncd. which hc paid. with lhc
costs of pi‘usccutiou. 'l‘hc morlc of Spring:
wood complain liiltcrly of \\ hitc‘s plucc.
’l‘hcv any it is n lmv rcsol‘t. About Six
\vu-lts suicc l\ dcnf l\l\\i dumb woman was
cnticod into llic plucc liv two sciunps who
livc in tho vicinity. niadc drunk. and lutc
in thc cvcniug put into tho stroci. llllil
was lmflh‘ll and hruiswl hv ouc of thcm.
whcu shu was tnkcu in church hv tho pm
and lockcd up for thc night. Tho but of
onc of thmc “suns is awaiting its ownci‘
and will bc given up whcu lic surwndcis
himsclf to thc mulmritics.
Wm. .\. \\'utcl‘hury. maul lhirtmu. was
«crustal Scphuulmr ‘ld. for :twiulting Eur
nu: 1‘1. llamuow. “.9.le ll ywus. with u
stunc. cousin: :i fructurc of lllu skull.
according to tho cvhlcncc ul‘ lh‘. lhu‘kc.
Tho court found tho dcfcudunl guiltydiuc
:uul ciuls amounting In iwclvwlolluis :uul
lifty four cunts. which wns paid by rclu~
tivos. This is thc third inshmcc sincclnsi
full of assault by tluxuviug ut‘stuucs. cans-
ing two l‘mctuns of Hip skull. which may
ut :uiy t'uuc “mull in .lcnth. 'l‘hc law in
rcgnnl In such crinus should ho mow mu
\‘crc than it is.
\‘iutcnhiy two spurts lwcumc tho wins.»
for unn‘ ruin. qunrwlwl and humid to thc
shady sidu of Swim: sow: to light it mil.
llulli cluiuicd tn huvc whippod his mun.
(human. who was llic wuisl whippwl of
tho two. vulnc hack and run all ovcr lhc
city to find :i just icc ul‘ grand “now to on
Post his munu‘uiist. hut tlicy : cclinwl to
huvc :iuylhiug to do with tho misc. for
thcy sccmml to think both pnrtios should
linvc boon nruwtcil for so disgmccl‘ul an
ntfmr.
0"—
l'crumml.
Mrs. Stuphcn Richards of Santana. and
Mrs. Kcnvon of ”ions Pulls. ui‘c visiting:
Mrs. hcwis Richards of this city.
“is. ll. ll. l‘rilclmol and son Hurry. of
llridgcpurt. :u‘c visiting Mrs. John l‘owoll.
i‘. Swm‘la has \iistprmml his contcmpln.
lwl trip to tho \ 'csl. iucwusiug husinos.‘
«lcmnndinu his proscncc :it li-unc.
Miss Lilly .\. t‘lill‘unl of llnmklvn. has
rctui‘ncd to hcr hunic :il‘tcr u ww ‘s visit
with hcl‘ cousin. )liss M. Frank Lot‘ount
of East Norwulk.
Mm. Juno Flynn sturlcd for lhivcnu.
Ohio. 'l‘ucsdny morning. to visit Mr. and
Mn. Frank Stylus.
Frank T. \‘rnw is “way on vucniiun.
J. I). Mcrl‘ill. wit“: and son. luu'o
turncd from it visit to lh‘cwstcrs.
Mr. mid Mrs. Svlvcstcr \‘oungs spout
Sunday in Poplar l‘lulns.
John 'l‘ryon is Noupccuting his health
with f ricnds in Now \ ock citv.
Mrs. Fwd. Starr and children of Ens:
Norwnlk. huvc bccn spcuding «ovum!
\vccks in Wooton.
Mrs. John Ridcr and children of East
Norwnlk. start this \vock on n visit to
halibut): .
H. N. sttor of Binglnunptou spout a
tow days this week in this city with Vica-
Couuuodorc Leatcr.
Mrs. Bcn‘nuilu D. Thompson and little
son. of \ nshingtou. D. (1.. and Mrs.
mehridgo of Newark. N. J.. huvo boon
visitiu Mm. \Vunl Hoyt in East Norwulk.
Miss \llic Hurvcy has rcturncd homo.
WQW
Westporl I'm-mic.
A brief account of tho \Vcstport Fire
Paradc will ba found on first pagc. Wc
quot/e tho following aditionnl “notcs‘
from the Wostportcr:
Phwnix stonmordcow a large crowd to
\vituosu hcr pluving in front of Bradley &
Lyons hotel. ho drow Low‘s cistern dry.
afoot which will ouoonmgo those who
like thiers strong. The Howe Bond din
coin-sod dolightful music meanwhile hum
the hotel balcony.
The ” Old Well “ hovs came prepared
for bad weather. and also to mule: in if
need be. They brought Johny with them.
The Pioneer boys of Norwalk. did not
dwideto hire a band. until Monday night.
But when they arrived here. thcy werc ac-
companied by the Port Chester Band.
Foreman Dunn knows how to drive bush
neon.
Phoenix Steamer was drawn b ' six black
homes. and of course “Scofc‘ held the
ribbons.
The Fire Police of Norwulk and Daub“
rendered good service. and wow a prom .
neat feature of the procession. The bill
without thorn would not be filled.
The South Norwalk department as usual
attracted much attention and elicited
on ullnidou for their flue appearance
l“\~
Olivia Ho t moved with his family to
tho state of fibula-i last m.mhopcsof
improving their halal. lie but a lumber
to.
Crockett a: Pulno lava flopped their
summing. napalm-goutnnmw
duvntohlswlnmbuslmin the South.
vbmhohuboan engaged for the put
throes-ours.
O mintthochlefhubaenthorouab-
lyo“r Id and pointed at! resumed
mm to New York, lowing
hon _ evening. returning. louve-
I:
aim John-
hluid. a bore for
hi: 03m planta-
IiuLuluBell h mudnfi‘fmm the
You-low“ gummhnwoekw ilcinNaw
Ci
£42
Butavillooummaklngd-
mkonmntdnummup-
Mhudmmuoddownto lo Whig:
thhmd more. oung
low: from 8033- orwalk, that can aupa
mum buggyflltdowntbiswny
very often and on? y the company of the
young ladies ofw om them Is a goodly
number worth having. Matrimony Is
brewingund if it does not consummate
soon we should think that the bump of
caution was too lurgcl developed. and
that all the other fucu tics of the mind
should combine against caution and
help love to consummutc in matrimony.
The same argument applies to several
young follows in this vicinitv. who seem
to be satisfied with those lovely quiet walks
through Witch Lane. admiring the beau-
of uuturc. gathering hazelnuts and the
like.
W
B AS'I‘ NORWALK.
Lem-and. Hendricks is improving the ap-
pcarunco 0' his house with a coat of
point.
A meeting of the District Burying
Ground Association is called on Friday
evening. Sept. 19th. A full attendance is
woucstcd. 'l‘hc Preoidcnt. Hiram Jones.
accrue: to think that he is not possessed of
powcr enough to irocccd to tnkc any not-
not: in rcgurd to t. 16 munagcmcut of thc
burying ground. A former meeting gave
him. we think. all the power ncccssat‘y:
but. he wishcs to procccd carcfully. and to
one his way clearly hcforc him—u much
bcttor plain than the umumption of moro
powcr than he lcgully can buvc. Thc
mcctin of this body mkcs plucc in the
school once. and ivc hopc. as it is for thc
iiitcrcst of all our rcsidcuts, that as many
as can will nttcud. and if anything sug-
gcsts itself to thcm. that thcy will get: up
and givc tlicir opinions to thc mccting. for
by this mound the true scusc of tho nicot-
ing is miincd. “‘c cannot imprcss it too
strongly upon our vutcrs that it is \isclcss
to go to u mcctim: and ncvcr say Ii \vord
thcrc. and us soon as the mccling is nd~
journcd talk about. what should. and
should not. be donc. Thc nil-cling is thc
plncc to give your opinions and for dis~
mission. and flux! is who“: it will bc tlw
most cfl‘m‘tivc.
_.—..—————
\"liifi'l' N0“\\':\LK.
Thc now contract for carrying tlic mail
bctwccn “'cst Norwalk and lluricu has
bccu (\wunlwl to .1. Raymond who has
faithfully fillcd thc same ofllcc for sonic
timc past.
11. Sholiun has bccu hoinc
past wcck.
(‘linrlcs llickcns has so far rccovcrcd us
to ho nhlc to w :ilk out.
Munv furmcrs liovc sul‘fcrwl scvcn-ly
from t :c potato cot and in sonic cuscs rc~
fusc to dig lhcui. which will huvc u tcn~
dcucy to mch tlicin dcur during lhc cum»
in; winlcr.
llcurv llzivis bud thc misfonuuc to lusc
who of :is lldl‘fit‘vi lust wcck.
.\lr. l‘\lll\‘l‘ will occupy thc housc rcccnts
l_v \‘uculcd by MIX. t‘imcr.
(ion. N‘luuidt has rclurnml lu .\‘cw York
to rcsumc busincss as u uncwluuit tailor.
sick for thc
lliirlcn.
l’otnlocs urc rotting in Duricn.
Prank lluyt and family haw Inm‘cd to
St unfurd.
\\'c hnvcnoticml n numlm‘ of trumps
around hcrc «luring tho post wcclt.
h‘cv. R. l“. llrnilfurtl is off on n vacation.
.\. E. l‘luisuuir is homc on u two \"t‘t‘k§
vucntiun.
.\ bout rncc will who plucc lit ilic Stcvcus
lluusc on n~~\'t Hulurduv.
'l‘lic l idiw. of tho .\l. E. \‘lnu‘cl: will givc
n pouch festival zit tho 'I‘uwu Hull this cv»
chin; Admission in cunts. .\ll uni in~
\‘lli‘il.
'l‘lml‘n will ho no punching in thc \‘on~
grccuuuuul church for u uululwr of \vccks
in onlcr in put lllc church in N viir. Son
\‘icc will I» hold in tho 'l‘uwu lull iiftcr
lhc Ivlurn of Nov. ll. p. llrmlt‘unl which
will lu~ about Oct. 1st.
.l. ll. l‘husuuu‘ is honic on u vocation.
*— ' * QQOW 1—P-
M». Mill-r. Sirs~~~l would vcl‘y much
likc to know thntuuh tlic culuuis of your
unpcr. ifh‘uull: Nnrwiilk bus u mull~cnrrich
if so whnt is his munc‘.‘ l always thought
Hint n lllllll‘t‘lll‘l‘ll‘l‘ haul in who tho with of
much. but if that is tllc t‘ilh‘w in South Non
wnlk lthin‘k that thc justicc must hm‘c
hull u dnys work to uduiiulstct‘thcontli to
thcui nil. \\'c would not t‘md any fault
with \ilt‘ curriccs ll‘ tlicy would only tiikc
ii to thc ulllcc at tho pmpor limo. 1 how
known thc mail that urrivos from Now
\‘m‘k m “o‘clock in tlic cvcnlm}. not who
hikcu m'cr to tho post otllcu until thc
lizinlmry 1min hiul lcfi for llnnhnry. and
lmvc liccn l‘lliil‘llm‘l‘fi nu tlic siiid tt‘uin.
ninl wlicn \vc nri‘ii‘ml in. \hc lu‘idgc. snw
lu‘flllll‘ cc! in and Inu‘c tlicir mull llnit haul
wcn \lolivci‘wl to thcni twin \hc up town
ntllcc: nnd lhc mail that m‘rivcs In tho :lc-
poi :ibom all minntcs licfui‘c s in \lic
morning. hardly cvcr gcts uvcr to thc of
lict‘ Ihcforc ti o‘clock. I think if our
inst mnstor would look uftct‘ such thing s.
\c would \mikc a liirgc nuinhcr uf i‘ricn ds
that nu: finding considcmlilo fault with
him now. \V.
:—
ln Babylon. 1.. I.. on Sundiw. Supt. 7th.
Annic. duughtcruf E. 0. and llurvict l‘ugo
of lhu‘icu. ngcd l'.‘ ycius. Thc romains
wow tukcn to lhu‘icu. whcrc tho fuucriil
took plucc on Monday.
In town. Swept. ll. Gussic. duuuhtcr of
Thomas and Margnrct Reilly. ugcd dyeiirs
and 18 days.
NOTICE.
Found adrift Scpt. athJRN. A round bottom row
bum. which tho nwncr con haw by :roviuc propcrty.
and paying cxpunmu. HICKSU. W. COLE.
48! 3t ltowuyum Conn.
”ii-Sim nuns.
“;’c am» now pmmrcd to grind Food ohhcr in
small or largo qunutllifiiAhRivoydar. uni with
dispatch. . .
. JAMES! GOTTER JR.
Alain: Mineral kllllu.
South Norwulk. scpt. 81h. 1819. «ll
To Let.
'l‘wu room-I in awards Building. col-nor Main und
Washington ntroct. suitable tor in death". lawyer or
any once business. W. H. HWORDS.
Opera llama. Nor-walk.
Monday Ev’g, Sept. 15th
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Grand Family Matinee 2 o’clock.
‘0! the Famous
N Y. Aquariuiul’inafure Until
11. u. s. PINAFORE
On run Lane mu 140m run Sum
With Full Chum And (helium. kw 001mm.
New flowery“ ac . new
Matinee Prim: Adults Me. Children an.
Evening Prim: Bacon-ed Seats m. Gem Ad~
mission :30.
Salon! out. commence at L. Wood‘s. tumult:
m Hart‘s so Norwalk. Thufidny morning. 10 Ii. m
mauouau'rox
0P Till
NEW TRACK
At Nor-walk.
Thursday. 8min lltl. '79
An EM‘Mn
Will lave South Nor-wall at 1:. 11.. for tho lair
ml ' «M‘s:- ‘ an no u wi‘if infill:
at than“. F “
RO‘II!‘ '
TM 1‘ “titration-how» «on \
n. for «mind no Ronni int-cinema);
will “a; ingrown ‘ “ «limp. g. 1’
TN! t mm m . .
E. II. a I. ”tuna “at.
TR. mumdol“.
L. w. eunuch
South “caulk. Sat. 8th. ‘t‘i
Notice.
n. m tint tin m «a To“
.l.:lc"‘.l‘c:m°'v""“ “cc" ..
Q
«candida thg‘mfluflmdwm
“-33.3! tar outmmm in fan
Y . n “.,.. ‘ . .. , V ‘
humor warm. nth. t8”.
‘ Prowl“. JOHN (348023. JIM
nut-ta «tum cannon. Me at Union in
NM «ll-Met am. 8'9. t
n—Thut them“: an of s rumba. ) a
ten o‘clock n. u. at the hobiito 0&0 in aid snub
ford. b». and the some is boning unsigned for the ex-
hibition and adjustment of t e “ministration ne-
count on said oat-ta: and that nil persons migrated
in said estate ' be uotlflcd thereof. the executor
on sold 08m!!! wi cause this order to be nhllsbod
In in wookly ncwaplpcr primed In Norwul . tout‘i
and post it copy thcrcof 0n the will)": signpost in "ll
Dnrlcu. nearest whciodccosusod lust dwclt. tlvc duys
bet ‘saidd orb rln'.
it on Hy 0“ 501m CLASSON. Judiw.
Probate Notice.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK u. PROBATE COURT
September am. 1879.
name or LEI‘RELETTE II. MOORE lure of Nor
walk. In said District. deceased .
The Court of flotilla for the District of Norwalk.
hath limited and allowed six months from duo
hereof for tho Creditors of said Estnte to exhibit
their claim: for settlement. Those who neglect to
proscnt their accounts. properly uttestcd. within
Mid time. will be dcbnrred n N‘t‘OVury. All persons
ludcbtcd In said Estate Are h‘flhU-‘lt‘d to make im—
mediate payment to
TALL! anon FAKER.
EDWIN WILCOX.
Executor-a.
armor 7.
461 3t
PROBATE SALE
OF \‘ALI'ABLE
Flfllfll‘l, Machinery. Ell}.I
At SOUTH SORWALK. CONN.
Pursuant to un ordcr of thc (‘ourt of Probate for
thc District of Norwalk. will be sold iit public run»
tlun on
\Vedncaday. the 15m day of 00a
tuber, I879,
At ll o‘clock forcnnon. Hinlc-s prcvinusly dis-“mod
of at private salv). thc vu uublc rwll cola-dc lntcly bc<
longing to 'l‘hc Norwalh Iron Works Company.
and also ll" thc'l‘ouls and Machincry. Built-rs and Eur
gincs. shutting and llcltinx. Foundry. Fumncc nnd
Cmncs. all in running order and snittlblc for n flmh
clan muchlnc shop of large thpacilv: Idso l‘ntcuts
and l‘ancrns of Stczlm Engines and 1mm.
Said rc l cstutcndjuin- the truck of thc N. Y . N.
H. & ll. ll. ll. \‘o.. and has a convcuicnl dock on
Norwnlk llurhur. Tho subscribcr has llccll spccinlly
lullhuriacd by Mid court to umkc said sulu.
Side to lnkc Ilucc on thc prciniscs Tor-Ins and
conditions mm c known at timc uf mic.
SnuthSquulk. Sun. 4th. 1871!
161 m TALLMADOE BAKER.
Registrars Notice.
Roticc is hcrcby uivcn that thc Rvuistnu-s of volcrs
for thc Sccoud voting district of "W Town of Norwalk.
will bc in Scssiuu in thc umcc of \\'m s llouiun. in
said District. on ‘l‘luiruluy. Scpi. ism. ism. fruu] 9
o‘clock n. In . to 3‘. o‘clock i. In for “N purpnsc of
pcrfN‘llm: tlic volin" list it said 9d \‘ullug llislricl.
Said lh-uislrurs \\ ill also hc in M‘ssiuu m lhv “mop
of \\‘u:. l". lluutun. in mud District. on .\1muluy.S«-pl.
L'l. ism. and on Thumb“. Scpt goth. 182'“. than ‘J
o‘clock a. Ill. in .1 o‘clock p. In on vac]: of said days.
for thc purpmw of “Wit-ill: and cornming ihc Vulllu.’
list of mild L‘il \‘ulinu llislricl.
SRISON‘ .1. (‘ll \\\‘_
JOHN B. BOl‘THN,
Rcuistrurs of votcrs for lhv :‘d \‘ulill: District of
Norwnlk. 46] 8!
To Rent.
Onc half ol‘u housc ncnr lluilru-ul l‘mssinc. cun
distill: of Ninc Rooms. in Run Nurwulk. lnquirc
in luiscmcnt of
MRS. Al'S'l‘lN.
it‘ultll‘
Notice. To Let.
l‘lcusumlx mumml alum: 3m 1w: from Daricu ll.»
ml .-\ «ll-sir’llxlc Nsidcnwof lib rooms. with our
“liming“; gnnlcn good. will: \cgclablcs; luu ncrcs
of land; it \lllll‘i)‘ of fruit
.\lsuf\u‘ sulc. thc tummy mhuiuiu; llli‘ tlcpnl. 9.5
hy so. two story. highly» of
mint] .1. mums of this t‘uy. ltcul Iris-Ian: Agcnt
Girl Wanted
lmuimliutcly. A good simulx girl for ucucrid
huuscu’urk. Apply in Scntiucl uflli‘i‘.
Boarders Wanted.
‘l‘hc nndcrsicucd run acmiuinmlnic :i tow Ipunlc-
mcn \u‘lml)‘ luvirilcrs. at Nasuuul‘lc rnh‘s Apply to
kills litiu‘ n.
\‘ur. nuldcu lllll :uul t‘hMH‘l SI
no ll
Day School for Boys.
RIP. Fling? Soliuol
us lhuuwnn svnrisr.
will Rcopcn 18cm. law. In”).
Mr l‘irvuliirs. midi-«us
nah“ ll. .\l. KING. Principal. Stamford. N
h "" ' 'vfis
loco. Brookway‘.
Sills! School for You Ladies
AN I) CHILDREN
.‘i‘tlllWAldi. t‘uh‘N
Esluhllslh‘d in isml.
licmihucmnsc tour you". t‘iuvful ntlcnllou to
l‘uiiw‘ninry mul Primary dcmrtlncuts.
instruction in In“ mung-us. Music. “mall and
(rum: Druwlncmnl winning in \“iith «thin! and
Allt‘ll ST.
\ ll
'l‘lic Acndcmlc Your opcnn “'cqlnculur
sun. Huh. I 870-
‘. ‘onuuciwvnicnt cxcvclws .lunc dd. ism.
45* lm M. A. liltm‘KWAV l‘rlnclinil.
'1 )R. FITCH-s
Familyanflflaylcluu]
FOR. BOYS
'l‘llll FALL TERM will commence
SBI‘I‘ 8|“. l‘uplls rccclvml lll uuy nuc
mcr six. Young ladics lu‘t‘ nlm admin-Kl to tlw llsv
licwu‘tnicut. bull: in tho l‘l‘iultfl‘x «lid Allnniccil
(‘oursc Scsslmls nrrnuml to :n-cmnmmlutc pupils
wishing to conunulc on thc curs.
l‘cnuiunshl}! and lhmhhccplnu. n slwcinlly. lunch!
by tcilclicrsn lnrmuwpcrlcncc. You"; [Adios and
ucinlcinvn llllcd for l‘llllcq“.
Ilcll‘crcncc: Any furmcr patron. (‘nll or scnd for
circular. Application may bc msdv to
~ D“. J. C. l-‘l'l‘t‘ll. l‘rlncl nil.
45‘ If Nurwa k. Conn.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
The Misses Gilbert.
08hr to glvc instruction. in thc
0R0! N A It" BRANCH ES.
VOCAL Asp lssrncunn‘ru. MI‘SIC, Dnsw-
inu .isu PAisTlso.
Tun limiml numlwr of Young Ladi ~s . ' .
a: mu. Itcshlcnco on Eanodu j\“{lu‘f'"“"“
Applications will bc Nccivcd beforc \‘u'cd-
ucsduy. the 17th of Scp.. [60 St.“
Norwalk LATIN School.
‘
A mansion! and Brian-II School
nor Bays.
‘IIISI‘ IISSION 80 t 8‘
B will give a thorough E‘Iiuflsh diliic‘atsizx‘alfd
ropnratlon for Colic vo.Sclcntillc School or Busiuuss.
ruian will be ma 0 a le‘clul Munro. (‘Irculiirs
may be obtained. in Audrcw Scllcch‘s. at tbc Drug
St own of Norwalk and South Xurwalh. or bv adtlrem
singuAluxsndcr Johnatou. A. BL. Box .70. Norwalh.
g," Spociul timing-moms will b . n a
for a class in Gcrmim to be mdwfadilr‘mfiiif‘d
ethical: nazc‘tiniuicgi witdh'thc school.
0 on u u a located on High
street. removed from th‘
the horse ear dcput. \. bus nous “roots. but that
leave the vicinity of tho hulldlw during school hours.
Unndulteratod swoon.
Soda.
Cream 0: Mar.
Flavoring thrnots.
Of the Very Bout Qualities.
For Stale alPlllslBll’l Dru tore.
Pa
Illmll 021102.
A1”
fiction ‘I‘
Pupils will uotbo ALLOW]!!! :03
gym a; : 2.
Attorney- nnd Connie?
lot-s atfmw.
SENTINEL BUILDING.
City of South Nor-walk.
2538*. Brands 0
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
G I GA R
ForSuleat
PLAISTED‘S Drug Sto
“run FAIBEIBLD comrrv
AGRIUULTURAL Fll
WILL BE nun
SEPT. 93, 94. 95. and 90, IS ;'
ON THEIR
FAIR GROUNDS.Norwa1iI
ON TUESDAY. :33d.
Exhibition of Cattle. Shccp. Swine and Poultry. ‘
l‘rcminms. Class in. .
Thmc and founycur‘old Colts Ind Films. 5
ON \VEDNESDAY. 34th.
Exhibition of Gcldingn. Macs and Coins. cntcrvd ff"
compctillun and not for s iccd. i
Also. Spwd l‘rcmium No. i all class. pursc fl.“
Promenade Conccrt in tho Evcuing l‘ '
\V‘hcclct‘ ck \V'ilsim Band.
on THURSDAY. 23th. I
Spcvd I‘rcniitun No. 3—2:38 cluss. purac .
v “ “ Ivltnnmys “ m1
0N FRIDA‘Y 26th.
S ll‘rcmiuiu .\'o.5~:.an c. us. urnc m
1's.“ .. .. be... .. P. ism.
Grand llurdh- Rncc. purec 31w
Rutrlcs to he “Mc utibc Sccwtnrs‘s oil‘cc of n.“
articlcs for compctition. cxccpl livcstoch and hur- ‘fi
cntcrcd for spccd. 0n Mundnv. 8:1“. 3&\. k
Wl‘rcniium List will he forwanlcd by the Son
rctsI-v. onspplic'u ion. ‘ ‘ . i
All Entirc Actc Track. Sui! For! H ado.
Children, 15c.
On Homc Shcfc .
Bur furthcr particulars soc posturs. i
l
._, .__,.—._
Admission. use.
.1. I: WHEELER. l‘roshlcnt
W. n GREGORY. Swwtary.
W. A. (TENS. 'l‘Ivasurw. i
g.
!
H 0 I. LA N D S .
Uri-ours our “our. Suvrn Noun-uh. Ct. }
llas constantly on hand .
FRESH. PURE on CHOICE l
confectionery
Of evcry vnrlct)‘. at Wholesale nnd Rctnil. ‘
LADIES AND GENTS‘
Ice Cream Saloon.
Special Induccmcun to lhult‘ pin-chum: u“! Slim?
rmr lcc (mm for Panda and Fcaliull
mm: us A mu. ._
& SON:
hill
0. T. LEONARD
\\‘ill dclii‘cr thc bust Stove. Egg and Nu
GOAL FOR
$3.75 aTori
ley nlso \nnnufiiciuw thc lhvst and
(‘hcapcst
Scwcr. Well and (‘hlinnc‘
. Pipes.
Onlcrs by 'l‘clcphunc pmmptly fillvd
PERFUMER
And Fancy Soaps.
And it (lcncml Asmrttiicnt of
Toilet Articles.
in: sale at Plaistelflru Sm
J.M.Warden&So
Harness Makers
lliirucsscs biotic and ltcpalml in a Nun. STRHNI}
and \\‘uIin.\usi.mN Nuiuicr: and till Work nucudfi
to l‘RUMl‘l‘LY.
Alumni on luuul a full stock of
Whips, l‘liiltors.‘Spongcs. t‘urr.
bombs. (-huuuils,
lluruoss 0H. Ilorsc t'luthluu,
And cvcrylliluu counwicd with illiflll‘vitl ninkln
WAEIIING'I‘ON 31‘“ “81‘.
Ohms": l'osr Orricn.
IN AUGURATIO.
OF THE
NEW THAI}
OF THE
FAIRFIELD 00.
Agricultural] Sonia .
l
1
Thc New Track of thc Fuirficld Count
Agricultural Society will be inaugurate
A CUP RAGE
[VALUED AT $75.00.]
For 5 your oldsand under oWnod in Pain
field County for three months pmdlng
date of meeting. Best 3 in 5.
$50.00 PURSE
Open to all homotvncd in Wraold Coun-
ty for three months pmoding am of
meeting. Boat 3 in a.
Flat .88.”, Mani 115.00. “In
No.00.
Entrance to rccntto be ode to
A. Woodwardpgouth Noru‘allinch. on 5‘.
before the day of meeting. Nation
at A.-
hath“.
Theobovemcwillhounderthca
demon Drlvi Ami:
Wadi: the filling on tho
Rimes will be Called at 2
p. m.
Owner- ot Mons m muted
uhowthomonthetmkbctwmithom‘n
oftho m
A‘Itbllfllon, . .
ill Cont-
th noun; W
till next (firm wm h.
4mm
PLAISTE
304) cigars
MHQMMdIMotdgu'
which must hc nth
——~————~—-+
25c. l‘l‘ll‘t DOL
short lot put
Thursday September "i
on the ubovc date with .
sedation rules to govern. Three or morn '-
Pure Candies in
For delimiter: Built“;
1 ,
you one. Adamo
u
M
i;
MM»
“'0 hav
At \Vh.§7 They Will
tell!
i
No“: is your lili‘ to buy M m
by calling at the if“ “I
a. sum & no.
a «”1”
Bria lllllllllfll
In Pyices of
Wall Paper!
idowu my stock
oilcl‘ for 30 days
of SATINS AT
LE ROLL.
assortment of
(from 4 to 6
no half the reg-
In order to
of wall paper.
thc cuticc stoc
Also u Ill!“
picccs ouch)
ular priccs
luuks. Grounds.
ld will also be
' reduced prices.
The stock 0
llronzcs and
allow d at gum
J.T.P
47 Main 8t.
" ‘1‘3‘. ‘9; 79‘
m
+ Cheap Shoes.
Fine Shoes.
All Kinds of Shoes.
Kip Boots.
Calf Boots.
Rubber Boots.
{ill Kinds of Boats.
t ay State Co’s Shoes.
tN.Y.Oo’aSh
L. [0. Burt’s Fl-
Shoes. ‘
. & ’l‘.00usin’a
Shoes. '
f1?
PHYSICIANS
1% :
n‘ mum stun }
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