”A
.0.
f
‘5.
\\
‘ who
V tub-Ft Nit
. \nt arm.
3\ ‘l “l
m of Lotion
in tho l\\nl~4\mtv at South Nob
:‘ . Ju ‘l. l“\ “not: culling hr
j of "uric lotion will plvmic raw they
. nib-«anoint.
ville mirth. Morgana llvxbcc. John
in. Mrs. .\. llrinublv. l‘hurlrw t‘ult.
*l llviiico. Ratio flicker. Kimono
urn. Moi-y Mulligan. ll Stu-rot.
\ ermclyc.
J. S. Drums“. l\ot~nuutcr.
LN of button
1‘
w
- rininingiu tho l‘int-utlim ut Rut.
k. t‘onn. .lulv l. Hui. l‘rl‘smul
m: for any of tluvsu lctlclu plivinc my
1 arc ndvrrtisul.
' mm Andi-own Miss Lizzie Busvutt.
Mary .lohn Butlcr. l-‘nink lbircmith.
D. S. ‘omstock. Mr. \Villinm Cuntlc.
V John L‘cmcn. Mrs. Lanny Davis. Mrs.
_ Dclnucy. Mr. Frank Fillcn. Mm. E.
Howlcr. Mr. Henry James llull. Mr.
rlcs Jumps. .‘Ir.(‘li;1rlie Jiison. Mrs.
H . Mrs. Scince Lockwood. Miss Brid-
, Maker. l‘ntrick Molquccn. E. .\I. .‘Ier-
" Mr. Alvn ll. l‘ou‘cll. David S. Stor-
" . Mim Anna R. Smith Miss Mary
.-. Mifii Katc \Voodhull. Miss Mary
. \V'. C. \Valker.
("ir.t<.01.xsrn.\n. P. M.
r 4—
Vi
. at: firms and fictions.
Notice.
c Snmsu. is now $2.00 a year invar-
vy in advance. This incl-clue in price
. been made nccesunry by the advance
cost of paper.
-————-‘>———-—
An important school mocting will be
~ u at tho Franklin strwt school house
- evening.
ow _,_
The trains on tho N. Y.. N. ll. & ll.
'3‘. ilroztd worn vcry bin-ivy on Friday and
: tunlay and must of thorn rcquircd tho
it wcr of two liwunmtivcs.
, N
“Hon. ~must try lluvis' linking l‘ow
: 1'. It in nbsnlutvly purc. .\l\\'nys in
El”? lmckagcx no clung-c for tin runs.
two clicupur 50:1 0m.
'«O
A Yawlicc t‘dltt‘l’ wiohos tn knmv whcth-
er the luv rcccntly primal prohibiting: tho
carrying of ilcu lly \vcupunv npplica to
doctors who carry pilh in their pockcts.
M’.‘
i The old man. “t‘olt “ Dy Xbce. who was
him to thc ulmsdiouw last \vcck. lifter
lying alongside of the old building buck of
J. Donovan‘s nearly all day died on the
5th.
H..———-—.
The old hciisc on ‘i\'.i.~hingtou street
.......known as the “.\_\’t‘N llmncstoud.“ and
owncd by Rowan and Sivan-tn. hm had a
new roof and stoop put on it. and the
fence in front of it rcuinvml. very much
improving its i\!\pt‘i\ralll‘t‘.
w—«w
Mr. “'aldrat is or! on u vocal ion. He
will go to Summers and vpcud a low days
fit the Touche-hf t‘unveution. and after
word to his home in L‘llcutt‘l‘, 113.41. lie
and all tho other tcucbcri \vith thc cxccp‘
lion of Mina Duttnn liuvo been l\‘*\‘ll§\gt‘\l.
She dcoiral to cliango.
H’ H
The Now York. New lluvou and Math
ford road will commence making «on box
can at their Hurtlonl ibopv. probiibly by
thcmiddlc of the month. The material
but hoe: ordered. and work will begin as
anon on it arrives. Of the no new cars
“will be t‘or lhc through line over the
Mt road.
.. ,,
Ofollthc inventions devised by man
tioqh horn for l-‘imrth 0! Jill“
W to o Wont. to uncut! t v
$118k like tlio minulcit groan rind yell o‘t
cfollonnnacl wnkcu tho midnight air.
\ “catch who million those things will
how to any them in tho next world, No
0! a thousand atriligu \\'lll bu
for him. Ila will be l\ iiwiiibcr of
the wt orchvotrii and will have to blow
“firth—Nut- Iiuivu Ib’yolvlec.
W's-—
The New Haven Itillmli‘iiui en yni—“ Mic
jur Cabot-lot E. Duty oi Norwnlk, the tub
undo quortcrmocter. who rocciuly wont to
Inlvillc. 00L. but writtcn to . onol 1..
lemon 0! that city for copies of the
brhwc coming tho Now- lIiivon mlll~
tor: cannula. u the Ginnooticut No-
tional (loud in to ho token as tho motto!
nftcr which to pattcrn the Color ado Nt-
tho-lam.“
Our policc chould be on bond at every
orivul at tho steamboat. at lot or unmnn‘
net-Wm: m in tho habit of crowding
tini h cud mkin; ouch ohccrvutlonc
as none but tho lowcot blucbguorda would
use. nbcut tho tigers. on they
pun-c
pron their w Their conduct be-
“ unbearable Satur-
«mnWy
dnynkht “.3an loudly dc-
Icimvadthctnnud~ ~toucdthc mutt
mwimomtltficy did not t.
4mm. ~
Jana“. Glam: bu ended at nix
WuBtflc‘iAttor-ncyfor Poir-
kldcuutty. old haccccdod by Ir.
M at Stanford. Dorm lilo
udmh.0lultcodhu done no
*MWdhplw-orkmndprov-
SM). coda-dugout
“Vb tic Wifohw-
the Filth. No metal utmtloncwuoob
Mi.
WMQSW
Rcv. two 1.. Sailor are a good add“
“tho Mina Flint“- ova-
Munhiitiit lttvnl. “Sim
....._- ”ww—
“oi-«mulch» trout cod itivhion
Mwidihcphtu on thin «out but
(may improved thclrmmnco.
w no. ... a
MMofthtnuwn but boon rc-
pumil to union: tho mining imam
chino summer Smwonhnkii. Ilc worm
on Mord. with“ to ho min-lug.
*—
m .Mlolphl rind .tiuoriciu come up Sub
“hi“ night. (och “Nl‘lfllt‘lt‘tl. “Mr
tbcy Nougbt over a thouaml pun-mgr“.
Ono bout wan Able to tukc all back thot
wontol to go on “inky.
- Q ‘ O Cr
William Ackert. formcrb' bum nuis-
lcr on tho 8 o‘clock local train but been
pmmotvd to conductor. “ \lc “ hank
l-mklin luu Noland his triathlon as con-
ductor to cum in the oyster buslncoc.
«o «-
'I‘hc mini-annual clccuon (it Butlcr
Indgc l. O. 0. F. was held lust W’cdncS-
day cvcniug with the following result: N.
(L. Abruui ll. McCliconcy: Y. 6.. Frank-
lin .\. Smith: R. 8.. W. K. McEwcn: P. 8.,
Henry I‘hilipoon: Trcnsumr. \K’illinm II.
Duncan. The installation will take plum
tbir cvcning.
W ._, 9..
Mrs. Lizzie \thclcr was quite scvcrcly
burnt in the face and cyc on the Fourth.
by the nccidcntal dischnrgc of a cartridge
pistol in thc Lands of u litllc ncplicw. Dr.
Emily Purdue dressed the injury. At
first it was thought the sight of one eye
might be injurcd. but now it promises a.
full rccovcry.
._. raw-H
For years travellers by stormiboata that
touch at. tho Thirty-third street dock have
been compcllcd to wait in an enclosure of
the rudcst and most uncomfortable char
acter. During the hot \vcather it is but
little better than a sweat box. It would
be but u litte expense to double its size
and makc openings on the sides for a
draught of air.
«oo~— -—-
Commercial Statistics of Port of Nor-
walls. for fiscnl ycnr cnding June 80. 1880:
\‘csscls of all classca outcrcd
and clcarcd during thcycar. - - 1.010
Tonnage. - - - - Sill .265
E~tim:itml value (if bargos. NASSJG‘JJH
Numbcr passed Smith‘s Island
Light. - - ‘ < - 17.809
Dmugbts of \vatcr, a to H {cob—Gown:
W———
The cmployws of Brown. Slim-wood &
Brown‘s iuclory rniscd about $3000 for
MN. Mend. the mall of tho unfurlumitc
little girl which was hurt lust \Vcdncmluy
owning. Tbc sympathy and gcncroziity
of our {actorics for their unfortunate shop
mates i-«i lituvt‘l‘lllllldlllll many arc the acts
thzit could be mcntioncd to suhvtnntiutc
this stutcnicnt.
»- coo -
Tho editor of tho “'iustcd Prinz: says
that " scvcn ycars of cxpcricncc have con~
vinced us that it is cusicr for it man to
edit n country newspaper than it is to en-
gngc in a uscful occiuntiui. but that it
lays bettvr to pick raisplwrrios at {our
acids 3 quart and invcst tho money in fire’
crackers at a quartrr of a dollar a hundn‘d.
A mun in llic l‘vrry busincsn docs not get
quite the varied t‘xyt‘ricluc that he does
in thc ncuwpnpcr lusim as. lull. Lord 3
\vhcn the Fourth of July conical round he
can go into thc village and pay for his
own invinuls.“
W
Souiulxhly is moon cnoiigh to stcul poul-
try from Jumcs \‘i‘ulsli. tho donfmnlc who
lives in \\'his‘-tlovillc. Llinl 'l‘umlny night
between clevcn and twclvc o‘clock some
one stoic a ben and scvcu t‘lllt‘kt‘lln out of
a burn-l ulnngsido of his workshop. Just
iii-low thanksgiving sonic uric nibhcd liini
ol‘ n lien and hunter. :iul on Now Your‘s
ovc ho but another licn. Thom arc son
ions limos to tho old man. who has hard
work to inuko a living. and only the mouth
cat kind ol‘ :i moan cliiclzcirthicl‘ would be
guilty of t‘dllsillx thcm.
, _,..__.....,
The Coiumlucc of the Library and Read
int: llooiu l‘orporutiou uutltc the following
iippwd which should bu nopoudcd to by
till who w lab to no tho unwound entitli-
liiiliuicht of u limt ruto public library:
“ \\‘c dooirc to make a stop forward in
Library work. and for tbut cud \\‘l¥ll tho
mmpviulion of our ruinous. \\‘o cnn of~
for you now Ilic um of u bibmry of about
630 volumes. but it‘ wc luivc duo t‘lll‘llilh
ttgt‘lltv‘lll. \vo hold out n hopo of a accum-
nrut building with hw Rowling ‘ooiu.
and coolly available Libraiy. and all the
nilvuntugco that must result to us and our
fumilico by nu addition of such an inatitus
tion to our cit '. Will 'ou bcciuuo an iiu~
uuul mcuibcr It w ll cord but {3.00.
Send money to A. J. L‘mu‘t‘t‘. Treasurer.
”COO-—
Thc following stntlotlcc of the Episcopal
dicccoc of Connecticut. will be lntcmtina
to our melon. They as compiled from
rcportamtdo by one hundred and forty-
two parishes. minions. and chapels: Fain.
llicc. 13.3“: infants baptised. HHS; adults
baptined. 383: total. 1.875: confirmed. 907:
communicants admitted. 909; added by ro-
‘movnl. t ; denoted, an; repelled. 8:
dropped. 6: pmt number. 80.347: nutr-
rlngcs, 583: funerals. 1.81m Sunday school
teachers. 1,828; Sundq school echelon,
14.950; studying for the ministry. 16; com-
munion slum. 84.813.57: diocesan mis-
cionr, $588.08: domestic missions, $9.-
031”: foreign missions. 83,389.57: paro-
chicl schcnlo. 31.30.74; Sundny schools,
"0.08%”: parochial expenses. not other.
who Ipcciflcd. including solutes. 0303.-
mm; church and charitable put-pone
within thodiooecc. MWJS; church and
ohuitohlopnrpoau without the diocese.
09.33.03: tutti. mama
——-—-”——-—
Bola- are given the names of tcholnn
of thoUnlcu whool dint-lot who during
tho school your hot cloud have ban prec-
cnt «rot-,7 “on for two or that. term:
Boo ‘ vicvoSmitli
But: too Gem
than“ JohnSnith
on” com...
mgr WWI-g
mum.
mm mm
guum,mm
moo—n- Alli-W
Cari-Fm mom
' lain“
mm‘thunhm m of the
way‘alluiutmwvll fil
tlic Cincinnati Convention. for tho
cm‘ ofliciul Iclurns show (but 70.000 kcgn
of bccr wcrc consunicd thct‘c during thut
scntimcut “ nominating lluncuck !
a wnvc of higcr. stifl‘cncd wuh whiskey——
willonicu. but
mm mutant m
Niobium“ thoroughly-m
hithemtb. m min Nomi!
mmyotmmo min to»
mllolbutnui rind
mxmummmmmm
mmu
—-——w—
Poul 11th but undo nilucmvon
Width. litter. tho «tin» ofthc
MM M iv. timber litido
Mmbjwunotlnolcoking “demon.
ondbohudiincblnim
”—
ltcuicmbcr that Jacob N. [m “out
of tho mm Indium Quinn-i3 of
“output. writw occidom policiui by tho
lbw. month or you. A word to tho wine
in uiitttciout.
Woytc ltru‘inond innaood dent of t pc-
dcotrinu. but it hon not boon gencmlly
known. 0n Mord“ ho (mud in first in n
mcc hum Rototi Point with Gum ll.
Plriistcil. “icy utnrtcd about 5 o‘clock,
and nuiilc good time. but no record was
kept. Tho cxcrtion nuidc tlicm both up-
pcnr as though tbcy bad boon overbotinl.
and Mr. Raymond‘s ncw suit was turned
over to Billy Swords on Tumliiy morning
to bc rc-prosscd. If they had boon out in
the ruin they could not have boon wetter.
———-”——._
chcr nuke fun of anybody. smvs the
New York "‘01-“. who is sick or ncrvous
in n thundcr storm. It, is not cowardice,
but a temporary insult of tho inlluonco
sustained by the nerves from tho elcctric—
ity in the air. A woman who is spoken
of (is “one of the most dnuutleaa ever
known “ was sick in bed for hours after
the great storm at Springfield. Mans... lost
year. She hnd received it shock of light-
ning yours bcforc. rind never sincc fails to
be sick in a thunder storm.
—-——-—OO.——-—-—-
A daughter of \Villinm Mend, aged
nbout clcvcn years. met with ti severe nc-
cidcnt last \Vcduesday evening by falling
from the stoop of No. 21 Franklin St.
into a collar. a distance of nine foot. The
thigh bone of one her logs was broken,
and she received other in juries. The frac-
tured bone was reduced by Dr. Hill, and
she is recovering nicely. '
- , w -. . ..
A tcaclicni‘ convention will beheld tit
Snrntogn, enrlv next month, and tickets
will be insucd from New Haven via. the
New Haven and Hartford road for $0.10.
and via. the Canal rond for $6.70. Those
tickets. to be good for tho return. must bc
stamped by tho proper officers at Surntngu.
for which $1 extra will be charged. but
the tickets will be good for board at tlic
hotcls at hailf the usual rates.
.0. ‘
It was it thirstv crowd which ntlcndcil
brow—
wcck. Talk about it "' wnvc of patriotic
It wiui
N. Y. Tribune.
The sumo foaming aulictancc. thcn. that
occupies thc foundation dcpnrtmcntof tho
Tribum‘ cditoi'inl catnblishincnt. Thc
trouble with lager hour is the top lagcr is
always the wcnkcfit.
, oso ,
.-\ grcnt many people visitcd Roton
Point on Monday but not so many as on
prcvious yours and somewcre unable to
gct homo when the ruin bcgnn. and 801110
bud to walk home. rind sonic hnd to rc~
main ncnrly zill night. and sonic lost their
tcmpcr. and some spoilcd thcir Nathan,
and the gcnci'ul cxprcsaions wcrc any-
thing but coinplinicritai‘y tin the Point.
but this is but a repetition of the occur“
rcnccs of former li‘ourths of July. and
next your. n good many that wont to the
Point thin your will gosomcwbcrc clan
nndmcct with similar miflmpv and an~
noyances.
v—iv -. ‘fi— ,
Tho Scufi‘ncl grips into llic Presidential
cmitNt ul‘icr the manner of (if Midiahi \-
iiinn Eusy‘n llll’t‘tH‘fll‘llt‘l‘t‘ll dual. wit i
slight \‘lll‘lttilullrl. Tho dcmocrulic uuil
fil‘t‘t‘llldlt‘k Hlilum. hilly iiruicd, voiiibiuo
tn llrc u Min the republican cditur who luia
his ham :1 tiwl buliiiid liiiii. ltuu up your
Hancock and Weaver flags. il‘ you moat.
ivc iisn square light. The
lnd'cpciidcut llllt go in pluycd out.——~llu~
f‘i
A than having niiniiuuucul that lit‘ was
once in n couuiiuiiily whore tbcy all uiiu~
did their own buslnciis. his stutetuciit “‘le
doubted. ltl‘bl ho was culled on to tell
wliciv it Will“ “ It was on boom ti ship in
son.“ he shill. “ rind tho punucugcm wcro
iill too sick to muddle with one number‘s
album.“
tho (iiirc‘llr folks to go to sea.
\\‘i\ think it would b0 well for
, ...-fl
?. ifi'
John ll. “til‘ltlw. ilio Grand Master of
the Grand Loduo of this suite. has. tnkcii
olllcihl lliilli‘c of tlic roocut cdlct of the
Grand Musiur of tlio New York Grand
Lodgc forbidding all intercourse bctwccn
Ncw Turk and Guiuccticut member-u of
the fraternitv. and has issued l\ letter in-
atructiuu tho brethren 0! this attitc to take
duo notice of the edict. cud not Iubjcct
tlicmsclvezi to tho mortitlcotion of lining
rcfuacd ndmiaslou. at vialton. to lodtrco
under the juricdiction of the Grand lodge
of New York. Hc‘uddo: “Should broth-
ren of New York dull“ to vitit lodges in
this jurlcdictlon. freely extend a oordlnl
and brotherly grueling. Evor rcmembcr
that indiactrtion and busty notion on their
part should hover doctroy Masonic cour-
tesy on ours. Let us patiently submit,
conscious of the sincerity nnd honest con.
vlction of tho rightmlneoa of the action
token by our Grand Lodge in the promises.
Let u: accord the some sincerity and hon-
cnt intention to others, trusting that the
gentle influence of time will heal all diner
onceo and make every duty plain.“
About four hundred excunionictutcok
the Adelphi on Monday morning for Rock~
own: Bench. At New Yorktbe steamer
tookonmoropnnongorc. Thodown trip
mover: pleasant. but the thong wind
which blowod all day mode the return
unconfortoblc, WhonthcAdolphi come
outofnockowny there wuohcovy no.
“dictum my won undo
«Mondmomwlyfright-
cud. olthoush apt-in Andaman wont
mtherotomro themthorowuno
metal donor. Homeccededinkcqiing
“tithe“ quiot, but not all. The
W urivcdotNowYor-kclittlchtc
outta the midst otthc booty chow,
ain‘t-W uottovuturo uptho
mud Intilitbccnno clou- Thcwlud
nor-WW layofthcpu-
W went about our] tookthocul
but». but Milan-dream“
diamond w the light-calm
mat)“ “It“ “0., an
mummfimmmm
the human bod hem tincture). out that
ho wot somewhat but-rd but not curious-
ly. loofow momenta ho won able to
walk out “It! trike tboonrriago which corn
vcycd him home. On 'huwduy morning
ho was out main. Mr. Minor-know noth-
ing of tho accident until the crico of the
panic urmtcd lilo intuition. It was for
tunutc for Mr. Bulkin- that ho tumbled
trout tho bidder the aido he did, for bud
lic gone the other way then would have
boon nothing to brunt: his MI, and it
would bnvc boon upon the jagged and
rough ctoncs which luy in the rear of the
building.
”Wm
\Vcnthcr In Juno.
In June there were 9 cloudy and 81
elm days: 4 cool and 9.6 warm days: 4
rainy days and 3 thunder showers. On it
days the wind was south-west: 7 south-
east: 4 north-wont. and 8 north-cunt. Thc
coolest. day was on the 4th. at 0 a. tn., the
thermometer stranding at 54c: the warm-
est on the 24th. the thermometer at 900.
Common COIIIICII.
At the regular meeting of the Council
last, evening the monthly bills were order-
cd piiid. F. M. Smith was clectcd chief-
englnccr of the Fire Dcxuirtnicnt, and F.
A. Tollcs was elected collector to close up
the list of 1870. for which It. I. Tolles was
originally elected collector.
“600*—
Glass Ball Sllootlng.
A very interesting amateur gloss ball
match took place on the grounds of Frank
Burritt. July lid. for a silver cake basket.
The contestants shot at 25 balls ouch. “’ill
Richards was the winner. Following is
the aoorc:
\V. Richards 18 S. Ireland 15
\V. Davis 15 C. ll. Kcnipor 1-1
A. Gates )4 C. “‘illinms 14
ll. Siiundcn 18 S. Dunning 13
II. Daria 12 T. Smith 13
(l. Hutch ll ILGrceu l0
(3. Tliurpu 9 J. Nilnuil 6
(l. Diwiu 0 l". “'liitlock 6
B. Funton 4
w...
Bul‘fllfll‘fl.
On Thursday evening lust. burglars cri-
tcrcd the rcsidcnccs of J. .l. t‘npc. S. ' (l.
Pnlmcr. \Villiniu Crow and A. L. Frisby.
bctwccu tlic hours of twclvc and two
o‘clock. 'Ihey were hcnrd in cuch pluco
but l‘rhw‘s. but wore mistaken for mum of
the occupants of tho houses. At Mr.
Cuw‘n. they took n gold-bended Chile.“ ail-
vcr tobacco box lined with gold. thrcc
pair or gold spcctnclcn. and a number of
urticlca‘ of uilvcr. At Mr. Palmer's thcy
took sonic mural boot and broad. At Mr.
l‘rziw‘s llu‘y nccul‘t‘d u dozen of eggs and n
wax cundlc. and cxnmiucd some atcrco-
scope pictures. From Mr. Friaby‘a tlicy
took about ton dollars worth of silver.
Nothing bus lli‘l‘" heard of thc nrticlcs
stolcn.
———<oo——~—
Temperance I‘lc-Nlc.
Tho new picnic. ground at Ilcdding was
used for the first time on Monday. tho
Dunbiiry Rcform Ambition holding it
guind pic~nic thcrc on that daiy. which
provcd a grout success. Tho ntlcuduuco
through the day is iotiuihli‘d nt hourly
4.000. Tlic truin from South Nnrwiilk
at 9.30 consintcd of covert cars which wcrc
fillcd. Thc grounds are not yct t‘Olllple‘
toil. but suillcicutly so to make tlicm ile~
liglitiul uiid coiivciiicnt. 'l‘lio urrungo
iucnts for the iicwnuiiixlatiou of large
parties inc all that con be dcoircd. the
“‘lilt‘l‘ in cxccllciit. llic scciicry romantic.
and lllt‘ menus of ucccsn short and «way.
The largo pavilion nilotda niuplc room for
at livist 3.000 in choc of a storm. and iii
otlicr tiniiu can be used for duncluu. amuk‘
lug. concerto. ctc. On this ownniou tho
lilue Ribbon llund. ii new Dziiiliury ullla‘
li‘ttl oruziiiiniition. played in concert unit
for iliiuciuu. Tho ivfuuluuciita “up well
no for no they wont. but wow not until-
clciit for the illllltt‘llrlt‘ unlbcrluu. but no
(mo nultoivd on this account. The ~lurgc
party guvo tbciunclvca ovcr to plcnaiiro
iuiil lunl ii day of irciiiiinc cnjoymcnl.
‘l‘lic management was good in till its do-
tzilbi. llllll tbc lluunciul results highly sub
labiciury to tho lbiuliury umwiutiou.
llui‘iiig lllt‘ uftcruoou a nicotiru: wits hold
in the pavilion and nrldrconca wow inndc
by B. l“. Bully. Choc. F. Bullock. Cbnrlcy
Bounctt ltltd Orlundo Morgiui. which won;
llrlcncd to ottontlvcly. Tho demonstra-
tion was a largo one and shows that tho
pcoplc of Dnnbury m with tho Tempor-
unoc Roforin «\aaoolntlmi of that place.
——ooo———
Our Now State‘s Attorney.
Our townamou, Hon. Samuel Feastin-
den. by tho unnnlmoua choice of the jud-
ges of Supreme mid Superior Courts of
the State. has been appointed State Attor-
ney for two years. Tho Bar of this
County. with singular unanimity, \inited
in asking the Judges to appoint him. Mr.
Femndeu was born in tho city of Rock-
lond, Me.. April 18th, 1847. and fitted for
College at Lewiaton Academy. But at 18
your: of age he gave up his collegiate pun
suits for the army. and enlisted as a priv-
ate in the Seventh Maine Buttery, was
promoted through vuious grades to Cop-
taiu and Maude-Comp. cud served with
distinction through the war. Mr. Fallen-
den graduated at Harvard Unlvurcity
Law Deputment, cud. was admitted to
tho Nrficld County Bar limb 4th, 1889.
altar pursuing hi: legal studies for the ro-
quirod time with Honors. Ferris it Child.
no but since been in practice in Stanford.
cud is one of the lending members ct tho
Borluthicaoctionofthe Shh. In 1874
howuomborofthclouoo M thin
town, wring oath. judiciary committee.
The Button! M. ofJoouu-y 8th. 187'.
coy-"1n. Monmodoonoottho ob-
test when of the union on the m
railroad question, oomplotoly cot-tying the
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routo Gov cm. to vitit her deter. Mu.
L. Dibblu Jr.
Hr. cud “to. W. W. Boutonm upend-
ing tho cummcr in Itidscfleld.
Miro Blanche Whitman is in New York
visiting hcr oictor, lllrs. England. when
she will remain for two wccks.
Mrs. E. B. Hoyt hits rcmovcd to her
summer midoncc at Sun Cliff.
Thomas I‘cnnoll m0 home on Hominy
fromOninhgon ntwo weeks vacation. ‘ .
Eugene Weatcrvelt is expected in n n tow
days.
H. S. Busting spent the Fourth at Mon-
hnttnn bench. .
Nine young men from New York city,
spent the fourth in this city. They were
the guests of Wm. Cape.
Miss Ethic Rood of Grocnwicb, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. O. D. Newman 0!
this city.
Charles Wright. clerk at Dickerman‘s
has gone to Staten Island to spend his vu-
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoyt of Rahwny
N. J. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Hoyt
of this city.
Marshal Uouch has returned from boar-
ding school on a vacation.
Fred LBaxtcr has been in this city for a
few days, having had a short vacation
from his duties on the \Vindsor Locks
Journal.
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Rules fbr thc- Summer.
The first rule which the summer should
lead us to observe, is that of doing every-
thing deliberately. Locomotion should
be reduced to a minimum. Happy is he
who has from all the fret and turmoil and
worry of life learned the lesson of taking
the shady side of the street—nay more.
of seeking streets of which both sides are
shady. Thrice happy is he who, when he
advances in the morning to his daily work,
can maintain a certain deliberation. keep-
ing guard over his pace and ncvcr for A
moment forgetting that there is it warm
and ll cool way of doing cvcrything. A
little cure makes it dual of difIcrence.
Whocvcr starts out furiously may put
liimsclf in a favor for the tiny beyond the
curative power of ice. of jnleps or of tuna.
Tlicrc is a method for the season if \vecan
only maintain it. The whole matter
amounts to no more than that we must
trike good care of ourselves. and be simply
scnsiblc.
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llt‘lll notwccn Life and Death.
A colored mun. who lives in Cos Cob.
has bccn in the habit. it is said. of stealing
an hcasionnl ride on the trains of the
Consolidated road from the Riverside stn-
lion to Cos Cob. that is. across the Mlanua
river drnwbridge. which is about. a quar-
tcr of n mile long. Monday nitcrnoon the
train which louvcs Stamford at one fortr-
thrcc. found him waiting at tho Riverside
depot. mid as was his wont. he didn‘t {it-
tcrupt to board the train till it was in nio-
tiun. Jumping on lit the cud of the cur
where “ Patsy “ Picker. the brukciniin,
stood. he missed his footing and was talk
nu: on the rail. when he was coined by
l‘icker and held suspended bv the colhu
of his coat, till the train vouched the cud
of tho long ilutioi‘ui. Then. b ' a Hercu-
livin effort. ’ickcr throw the and man
out f‘mui tho curs and on to the gran
whom he was picked \lP‘lttlllln‘l. suvc n
fow scratches on his shins. John Lee. an‘
other brakeuinn. caught the boll cord. but
hetero he had time to ill! it. tho colored
man was safely led on the grass. Both
men. Picker nud . acted with com-
uicndablo‘piwcucc of mind and Judgment
in saving ic poor victim from instant
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Boer Stutluilcu.
Europe has sent \‘ltll numbctu of bcor
drinkers to this country and the tendency
has been for the pan fifteen year! to do
volop rind populririac thin beverage: muons
the native: until now it can be cloned no
the national tlpplo. The consumption of
MN is something extraordinary. and in-
civrining every ycnr. Tux \vna pnid in
will on ll.l0¥l.84 bunch. on them of
801.013 burrclc over that u! lS‘lS. The gov-
crnmcnt income from licccbmwlnu in
1820 was “0.970.350. and tho entirc taut
collcctcd oinco 1803 in “10.643.803.8'7.
Now York produced nearly 4.000.000 bub
rein. Ohio. Peuutylvnniu, Illinois, Wliicon-
aln rind Missouri come ncxt with it total of
about tmooo. The beer drinkers of the
United Stow. putting thorn tit 5.000.000,
apcnd on vertigo o! 93 cents each duty for
this tipple, '1.“ A week. {7 n month, tat
n ,vcur, making n grand total of «80.000»
000 spent for bccr ouch your. The caect
or this connumptlon it todctlironc brnndy.
gin. whisky cud rum cud ontbronea beer
on the god of masses. It intro noted that
as tho bear tipplc grows po ulur the
wine consum tion immune in la coun-
try, and that urge numbert at women arc
beicomlng bubltunl drinkorc 0! beer and
w no.
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A chlncuconcc ochu. Ferry.
A truveoty on “Gambling in the Army“
in an cxchnnxo, calls up n reminisccnco ol
the late Sonntor O. S. Ferry 0! Connecti-
cut, which is worth recording. He was
then colonel of the Fifth Connecticut rec
intent, by oppolntmont of Gov. Bucking-
ham. When he mined command. ho
bud never shouldered o musket or drawn
n sword, ‘but the good Governor. whose
memory Connecticut soldiers revere as
those of “about“ do thnt of John A.
Andrew. mode no mistake when lie cigued
his comm But about the “sam-
bling in the “my.” Thorewcrc in sev-
who Wail mum am my
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Jun an. a Special Sale if lil-
‘liteu (liable which I let to
direct the incline attention if
my customer: and llenillic.
(including French Chip, Malan,
Tuscan and Fancy
Every but 59 cents.
choice selection of the latest
styles in French Chip and Fancy
Straws; $1 to $1.50.
in this department are so many
and varied I will not quote
them,but invite you to examine.
cy Trimming Silk ofl yd. to 2
y
such a low figure as to surprise
y
those bargains as till are new and deal
blc goods and cannot be replaced again at
prices now ofiercd.
rich but. cheap.
3d week in do
Sun Umbrellas
LARGE VAR! ETY.
cal computes onc-ortwo‘W’ fI
Mom-don woidd scoop month. .
. Sauna,» .
wiltund Enameled ' 7
our:
63 WEST STREET.
FIRST OFFER.
12 dozen Hats and Bonnets,
Braids).
SECOND OFFER.
6 dozen Hats and Bonnets. A.
Ribbons and Flowers. Prices
FOURTH OFFER.
Remnants of Parisian and Fan-
ds each. These are marked at
at attract and please all.
Ladies will do well to calland examine
mo
This opportunity of purchasing it fine.
iaoll’crcd you, until the
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PARASOLS
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BEST QUALITY
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NEWEST STYLES
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Wall? Papors
For the N ext Thirty
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every time, when
rotten got a First-
Olass Silt for allttlo
money of
M. DAVIS
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Desks, Autograph and Photograph Albums,
Owing to the fact flint I on
about to take a Partner, I skull
sell my entire stock of
[lands at last
Day's.
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best bargains.
I
the Sent.
M. DAVIS,
52 Washington Street.
UNDER ELY‘S HOTEL.
Saratoga,
Vichy.
High Back,
Geyser
FREE FROM THE SPRING.
PLAISTE ’S W Sill
OPP. POST OFFICE.
Try Birch. Beer
A Cooling Beverage.
|l.Vanll unseat
Opensthis Week
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