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NO PAY! N0 PA’EB l!
1'. Almlum-fic 8m lv ashes:
mastic-to b. naturals this ”can.
To insur- iuscnhu the Inn. tuck. “neuronal-Is
wuss bu loaded to by W honing. s
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sf advocating b- fccndou our am to. which
will I- «cry en‘s“. strictly sit-cud to.”
‘I'. Correspondents. —We MOO“! MW“
'bstcccnvmsfcurm funds is such town
in this vicinity will do us our pstrcus the hm
to Our publ 'htovw it... of inter-
«t may occur is their vicisitv. We will do the
housing up." If um. and slung tbs Ioecl
Ms.
Job Pvt-unm—H you not Posy". Rund-
clll'. Rillbvsdl. bettrrbcsds. Visiting Cords. Pun—
phlcu. or sunning also in the line of printing. lava
{gar «rim It the Sufism. on“. who” they will
executed in the contest style sud on rcuonsblc
farms.
‘5? " :g.-.:‘._." "r'fiy 'U'fl
HI Dbl-l Russ.
s .. Ibucr‘c Ioulbly and Sentinel. so.”
«Li. Nifholll “ " gm
h-morcu louthly " “ MI!
E lot-tic Monthly “ " 3.50
he Nursery. ” "3°
\ marina Amvultursllct ' ‘ t 79
who sublet-i ion rice of the shove mamlm
I Sv'rlbuct “s. a :St. Nicholas. .3 co; Dow‘s.
till . Nursery. gm.
Hid-t of Letters
Runtsining in the Post-0mm at South Nor-
walk. Aug. I. 1880. Persons calling for
snynf those lvttcrs will plcaac say thcy
arc film-flint“.
t‘umlins Albion. Eugcnc N. Dally. Burt
Ayers. Sarah Titusnn. Charles H. Tripp.
licnjuiniu F. Stcvcns. Louisa Stein. Mrs.
John linden. Mary Johnson. Suds Decker.
Mm. Hwy 8. Kelly. George Bartlctt.
J. R. Dvsmuo. Postmaster.
List or Lcucrs
Remaining in the l’ost‘ofllcc at Nor-
wnlk. t‘onn. July ‘29. Ni). l’vhxms
calling for any of thcuc letters plum any
they arc ndvcrtlsul.
Miss Minnie F. Bush. Harry burrows.
Miss Annie llrcnnnn. Mrs. Priscilla Divcr,
Mrs. Win. (lilbori.
(‘43 u. lnlnd.
R. Mullwr.
ldiss llaggic Gilson.
Ilorucc ll. Millcr. l-‘rsnk
Mrs. Ann Thompson.
Puss. Oman-run. P. M.
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you}: New: and Nations.
if .. V Notice.“ WWW“
Tho SENTlNEL is now $2.00 s ywu- invsr-
llillly in advance. This incl-mac in price
has bt‘cn manic memory by the advancc
in cost of pspcr.
llillsnon Allen died st his homo an R0-
‘ tun Hill on Mummy from tho offs-ct: of x
rut-cur paralytic. strokc.
Way—m
l‘ulxxp mulling begins at Budding ncxt
Monday.
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Thu sclm‘tmun haw put now planks on
the walk of the loot bridge. but the cm:
riagv‘ way is made. almost impassablo by
patching. Why not May the planks on
tho drivo wny also.
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The republican caucus for tho appoin-
'tin;: of dclcgutos to the State, i‘ongrvnimb
nl. L‘uunty. Senatorial and Probotc Con-
ventions. is called st Military Hall on
Thnmlny evening at 8 o‘clock.
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Ely tho breaking of a vulvc. the Adelphi
was delayed about thruo-qnartcni of an
limit on tho up trip on Friday. Tho .\ mob
icns lnuk her place on Saturday. On Mon-
dny the Adolphi rvsunwd her trips.
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Thu first state i-lcctions this your will
occur on the following dates: Alabama.
August ‘3: Aruknnsns. Scptcmbcr iith: Ver~
moot. September 72h: Maine. Scptsmhcr
1::th:Colunuln. October tub: Indiana. Ohio
and “'03: Virginia.
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Mr. Carnal Grumman. of Ulcn Cove. L.
1.. fornmriy of \Vcstport. in which place.
30 yours ago ho taught in our schools suc~
ccssfuily. conic nun: enough Friday to
show his genial countcnuncc. and to pron»
luv on curly visit hvru. Tho people of
\letpnrt. of which the writer is onc. I'ns‘
tor plcnsnnt mummies of Mr. (i.—~(i¢l:vth-.
o~ ~—4>~
11. ll. Barbour was greeted with on im.
mouse nudieucc at tho flothmlist church
but Sunday evcning evening. llc preached
from tho text "Behold now is the accepted
time. Bchold. now is the day of 331v»
tics.“
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—-You must try Divil' Baking Powder.
Itinnbsclutely ore. Always In rape:
noc crgc fortin cum cncc
choc r.
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Thu news dealers no getting their back
up sguicst the Now York tic-old. lt bu
bull pitching into them for some time.
sud they now propose to realism. sad the
Wlfly in tint then: will bc loss Heb
old: sold thou ususl.
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A wholesale add in: undo by the blith-
orlticc of Weapon the other day upon dog
wmwbcbsdncglocccdtotskc out li-
m From eighty to cnc bumlrcd citiu
new were crusted and plan If under bonds
to sppscr bolero x justicc court. *
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Willi-In Ryui of North Bfl'dpport. who
wus accidutslly Inc: about at year sgc.
stillcnrvics the bullct in his brsin: The
m I». ptcbcd for it but could not
suit-ct it. At the time. the wound wu
acchfstal onc. but Ryscisstill
”603.1.“an tskc command of
tbcfisncccklcgioclntbisssnmrisl dis-
tact. a”
=nac democratic csucus for the election
of to tho vu ions conventions
will bc bold in the club room next Wed-
nesday evening.
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An sun-m of arc wss Inside 'hmsdsy sf-
icrnoou become s Ira-cacao lamp got stirs
in Swsrtx a: Go‘- bslenrcct. No bum
was done.
E. '1‘. Lane. ashlar of the Bank of Col-
orst. with which Major Duty recently
became connected. has sbcccndcd with
the funds of the bunk.
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Tho Dcmccrcta bsvc secured the store
in Dibblc‘s block formerly occupied by M.
Davis. for their headquartcrs during the
Presidential campaign. It will bu opened
next week.
The voteruns met at W. S. Bunion /
Ilcc Tucsdvy evening and organ for
Garfield sud Arthur. Pull purtlclulars
will be found In s communication in an.
other column.
Next Saturday will be “ acid night“ at
tho I‘cmpcruncc Reform room. All the
members on: urged to be present, as mob
tors pertaining to the coming town and
city elections will be considered. Good
spanking nay be expected.
My—fl
Nathan Roberts brought to our sanctum
this morning s sprig of a tomato vinc loss
than a foot long. on which arc clustcrcd
twcntydhrcc large tomatoes. the mat
prolific yield wc ever saw. and s sight
well worth seeing.
“van-u
Paul Her-char has mudo u lino crayon
portrait of “Wit. It was on exhibi-
tion last wcck st Pcnncll‘s. this city. but
is now up-town. It is from s photogrsph
tnkeu in 18“). and is mndc 1n Herchcr‘s
bolt style.
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Roth a (loldschmiot ndvcrtisc in an-
other column for help. and offer spccisl
inducements tolcsrncrs. Thrcnd will be
furnished free for the first four weeks to
Ml learners. and those who want to lcsrn
todo stitching at home will bc furnished
s tccchcr without chugc.
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At Camp Wrchild csch company will
bc allowed eighteen lcn this your—nine
on a sil‘c. The bands of tho respective
rogimcnts are to camp on the flanks of
the rcgiuicnts. lnstond of on the lino of the
field and stuff. as heretofore. Thiu will
give tho bands in " company strait “ by
thciuschw.
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A phvsicisn suggcius that we onlltuttcu-
tion to the ordinance which requires rcsiv
dents or owners of pmperty to kccp the
guttcrs free from words. He says the
permitting of these noxious woods to grow
and die on our sit-cots cause-s tho malarial
poisons in tho stnkisphcrc. If this is the
calm the wccds had better be cut down.
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ll. d’ill‘ox has a night blooming ccrcus
plant on which there um six buds that
Will probably bloosom within three days
of with other. and is thought that at hunt
thrcc on the scum night. Thom arc about
the some number of buds less advanced.
It is unusual that such a number of these
fragrant and beautiful blossoms appear at
the some time on one plant.
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Tho Danbury News rcmarks that prowl»
ncnt officials of the New York and New
England railway say the reported pub
chase of the llousatonic branch by their
mmpnny is incorrvct. They may
lmc it for a time. in order to run over it
.until their own road is finished. but they
have not, and will not purchase it at the
price demanded.
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At the regular meeting of Old “'9“
Honk and Ladder Co. last evening. First
Assistant Foreman F. If. Knapp resigned.
He was. with the exception of two chub
trr members. the oldest member of the
emulation. having served six and a
hslf yours. An election was held to fill
tho vacancy. Sci-cu bullets were taken
without a clinics. whcn the election was
postponed till the next regulsr meeting.
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A week or two ago Mr. Waterman left
3. photogrspb comers in s yard on Wash.
ington street. Shortly sftcr he went to
get is sad could not find it. He
offered s reward of 9.00 for its return
but this did not bring it. The reason:
The boys that found it took it up on the
bill and broke it up to find how it was
made sad when the plot was come from.
thus destroying an instrument tbs: cost
Ir. Wstcruun sixty‘four do an.
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At tho Ssturdsy evening mectingof tho
Tcmpcrsncc association there was s good
sttcndxncc. sud tbcfihort cslks by the
members full ofbopc and spirit. John
Bog-mics prodded sad imbued the most-
lng with his spirit. which was for a deter.
mined effort to put s stop to the liquor
Home. as well us rescuing those addicted
to drink. 11.. sddrc-ses were by lulu.
Bailey. Seymour. Smith. Brown. Weed
sudotbcrlsnd wcrcsll icons dlnctlcn.
A lsrgc stundum sud thrusting tslks
m expccccd ncxt annuity night.
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The meeting of tho ladies‘ Christan
Tampa-mos Union Sunduy sftsmccc m
omcftbsbcstthsthssbccuhcld. In.
Barbour presldcd. After wot-Jay )lcssrs.
Wood sud Bulky. In. Routes rssd
W of Scripturs. A lotto: from On
Austin was rssd. which sbcwsd that Dun
Is still s botanic: and true to his plsdgs.
cud glad to know shut tbs work to going
on. about was node by Will
Bulky. M. J. N. Davis of WW.
.1. a. Richards. Jana tram. sad
.1. L. aroma of Norwich.
shiytbc"wsc'tcwbou our but.
“mm-"Mum
munch-h of humor. wuss
mmwhmdklsm
much-um“
Is cordluto “monument.
”mandamus.“
Dsnburlsn. spout lunacy minim-Dun-
bury Glob.
We bsvc recclvcd from E. A. Horton,
flncly pdntcd portrslu of the candid“
for President and Vice President.
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Commodore Tompkins addressed the
commvrclsl tiuvcllcrs st their re-unlon st
Morrls’ (love on Friday lost. The speech
is spoken of as being full of wit and hits.
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A féw vcung girls whose mother: should
teach them better. arc laying to wear
hoops with short dresses in the street.
The effect is delightfully funny. and as
public amusements arc rather source. It is
to be hoped that they will not be checked.
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It Is expected that some of the most
noted preachers of the New York East
Oonfcrcucc will be In attendance at camp
meeting next week. mung whom will he
Rena. (l. W. Woodruff. W. T. Hatfield.
Doctor Pack. '1‘. H. Birch. S. H. Bray and
others.
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Rev. William H. Boole delivered his
grand lecture on “Barbarian: of Liquor
Legislation.“ at Educational Hall. last
Sunday evening. The sudlcncc was very
largo—in fact the largest of the season—
snd although it was delivered on Sundsy
those who heard it could not restrain sp-
plsusc. We wish the lecture could be do
livcrcd at least once each your before the
Suite Legislature. and also In the Capitol
st Washington—Aubury Park Journal.
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Early Wednesday morning of last wcck
a. regular cyclonc swept down through
New Canaan from Magridgc through the
valley ucnr which the poorbousc ls loon-
tcd. lifting the roof from off Mr. fluvi-
lsnd‘a house. pmtmtlng large trees and
snapping of! heavy branches and doing
considerable dnmsgc to crops. Its course
was but a few rods wide. and its fury
scams to have boon spent hofuro it much-
cd New Canaan. The noise was such as
to nwskc thosc who were sleeping souud‘
ly. many of whom rushed to the door or a
window in grunt tenor.
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“Mothcr Bailey “ of Norwich gnvc the
true history of her pcttloost gift in the
WM of 1812. to Miss Cnulklns. the Match
inn of Now London County. A messen-
gcr begging flannel for cartridges was
going through the town one day, in the
summer of 1813. while it won in danger of
being bombarded. and was dcfcn-
dcd by Maj Simeon Smith with u blind of
town volunteers. The inuncngcr met hot-
in tho Intact. and she loosened bcr flannel
pcttlcont. shook it oil and gave it to him.
When it was brought into tho garrison on
Grown llights the men ruined it on their
pikcs and said they would shed their last
blood under it.
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A letter from cx-chiof Kimmy dated at
Connie-n. Dcl.. Aug 3d. says: The Young
Men‘s Hancock club will bc orgmlxed
next Wednesday evening. Mr. Grnhmn
has introduced nm to Senator Snulshury
of this state. ' ' ‘ Mr. Graham
and thyself will come to Now York on the
steamship Anwricn. We expect to call at
Governor‘s Island and soc the next Prcsi.
dent of the United Status.
1‘. S.———Sincc thc nhovc was rcccivcd
Mossrs. Kinney and Graham have arrived
homo. and to-niorrow will visit Uoncy
Island and Rocknway Bench. Mr. (ira-
hnm wi" return to Dclnwzm‘ on Friday.
Tho Dnnbmy' Globe gives nttclmicc to
an honest sentiment In tho following:
“ A number of people found fault with us
because we said it was rcported that them
were a number of small-pox cases in town.
claiming that it drove the count: y trndc
away. that people wou‘d not conic into
town. Now. we hold that if the small-
pox is in town the public should know it.
\Vc don‘t think such things should be kept
a sccrct. if your neighbor has the dis-
ease don‘t you want to know it? Do you
want to walk into his house. he
cxgxmad and have it yourself. and thus
kccp it spreading around town i We think
not. Whenever we know |cf :1 case we
shall report it."
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A ccrtain‘paper stntcd lust weak that an
Irish organisation which rcccntly held a
picnic near a distant citv took thirty bar-
rels of beer along with them. The item
has been extensively copied throughout
the State. It would. perhaps. be well to
say that the omnisstiou is not moot:b
nixed by the Church. A few years ago
intoxicating drinks at church picnics were
considered coconut-y to make the affair
successful financially. Now it is seldom.
if ever, sold on those occasions. Pleasure
parties. wbcrc the stuff ls sold. are often
oonvcrtcd into drunken brawls. Tho apos-
tle of temperance. Father Mathew. once
said there is no gratification worthy of n
Christlsn thst cannot be enjoyed without
tasting intoxicating liquors—Connecticut
Catholic.
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The South Not-walk Sentinel “yin—A
young man‘s Hancock and English cun-
pslgu club will be organised next month
under the char-go of ox-Chlcf Kinney.
The club will bc composed mainly of
young Republican who src going to sup-
port Hsucook. They us to be uniformed
udwlupsmkcmuchcfthccbsrsctcrof
tbs ‘llolly Pitch.“ ‘ sud ‘ Robinson lou-
svcs ‘ of Bridgvpcrt.“ By the tune thst
Chief Kinney gets his club of young Rs.
publicist-ts emailed. tlwy will undoubt-
edly psrtskc much of the character of the
obsmtcr of the Holly Pitchers sud Rob-
luau hooves sud votc fochu-flsld. this
young Republican support of Huncock,
docs my well in print but you could
misutbstmbsfound Ins towncn
Ilium ofoncbsudsndthonsotoom
oil the digits-W m.
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W.K.Icllmcpccdbls but non in
Austin‘s block. on astunlsy owning,“-
Duviug tho
cvsuingtbcsuugllttlsstcnwtbmgsd
sudtbc «locum-mulls lively. Tbs
stout-”Mud piss-sat. sud Ir.
lolmsbcwshltsfullllncoftbs ls-
mortal-mm clay
its“. “willy-y”: to cs“. lucid
sum in
In“. W st h‘m la the bolt.
meltdown: swsysndkckl s convol-
tics. sud minted our brother for Pral-
idcnt upon s plstform with this single
pluck: “We bellcvc thst s'l the evils of
our country on the multcf woeful Igno‘
moo of the needs of the human fumily
for the development of brain: and we
hereby pledge ourselves. sud our posterity
—soft and bud shell—to stand by our
candidstc. and crawl to his support as
soon as he provides a bolt pslntnblc enough
to be an Induccmcnt." A committee
waited upon the candidate. who endorsed
the platform.nnd immediawa went whom
and got some fresh meat. and succeeded
In carrying home enough of how found
friends for a meal. A sixth candidate,
now In the field.
Camp Fire and Bonn Bake.
Members of the Grand Army. and all
old soldiers and families and friends will
have a grand rc-uulon. beau bake and
camp fire at Fine Point. Benedict Farm.
Wednowuy August 18th. the anniversary
of the battle of Weldon railroad. The
old soldiers expect to have a very pleasant
tints.
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Day School fur Boys.
We ("“1 the attention of parents and
guardians to the advertisement of a day
school for boys. H. U. King is the prin-
cipal. and he is assisted by an able corps
of assistants. Boys arc received us soon
ssthcy can read. Non~rcsident pupils
can be excused in time for the 1:43 trsln
west or the 1:37 train out. For further
particulars address tho principal.
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'l‘cmpcrancc Pic-lilo.
A sluts tcinpcruncc pic-nic will be hold
at Fcnwick grove Thursday. the 13th
inst. Neal Dow of Maine. the temperance
cundldstc for Prcsidcnt. Rev. A. A. Minor
of Boston. and several Connecticut gentle-
mcn permanently identified with the
cunsc. will address tho assemblage. Thcrc
will be music. It shore dinner furnished
by Dwight C. Mitchcll. Mid various other
attractions. The Valley road will sell ox-
cursion tickets from Hartford to Fcnwick
and return for $1: Middlctmvn 75 cents,
and proportionately low rates for ctbcr
stations.
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Strange l-‘calu of ”gummy.
Lightning chuck the rod on the house
of Andrew J. Jennings at Green's Farms.
during the thunder shower of Tuesday sf-
tcrnoon of lust wcok. and outorcd the
house by following down the chimncy.
came in contact with an oil can in the
kitchen. Igniting the oil. the burning
stream act on fire the floor and other wood
work. The fire was quickly extinguished
by moons of water from :u tank not frcc
by the melting of tho plpcs. No one was
in the house at the time. and had it not
been for the service of the lightning in
liberating the water. the housc must have
been consumed.
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A New Sound Steamer.
Early ncxt spring the Norwich and New
York Transportation Company will put
on their line a handsome new steamer new
building at Wilmington. Dc]. Tho Nonfi-
ml Gazcm- thus dmcribcs tho now alcnmcr:
“ Longl h on 7 foot wntcr lino 8‘25 foot.
bcmn mouldcd ut widcst plaice 48 foot. cx.
tzcnic width 79.0 foot. dcpth of base line
from lopof bomn 16.3. Tho hull is to be
of iron. six wntor tight bulkhcxuls. iron
buttcrics. clohorntc joincr work. the in-
side of saloons. ctc..ol‘ hurd wood. finished
handsomely in Eustlnkc uud Queen Anna
styles. machinery to consist of onc surface
condensing working onginc. cylinder 90
inches in diameter and 1:: font stroke. She
will have thrco boilers in tho hold. iron
gallows frame. guard logs and king wists:
will b0 hosted with steam throughout
and provided with cvcry appliance to on—
sum the comfort. and safety of her pus-
scngcrs. as well as everything notcssury
to render her the finest stculncr «flout.
She will bc somewhat different in design
and nrrungcmcnt from the ordinarv Sound
bouts. but wi" b0 built in every respect to
be a moch of capacity. elegance and
speed.“
A Melancholy Sulclvlo.
On Wednesday morning our reporter
walked up I-‘mnco street to the residence
of John G. Stcbb. who had died the night
beforc from the effects of a dose of Paris
grccn. administcd by himself with suici-
dal intent. An undurtnkcr‘s wagon stood
at the gate, and undertaker and his assis-
tant wcrc cracking lcc to place on the
body of the unfortunate mun. Mrs.8tccb,
the widow of the dead man. is a comely
looking Irishwomnn. and with great tears
rolling dowu her cheeks she told the fol-
lowing story:
Her husband was employed by Mr.Wm.
B. Lockwood as a gardener, and has had
steady work. His only failing was so In-
ordluatc appetite for liquor. and of late
years be bad drank so hard that he was.“
times, unable to stteud to his duties on
Mr. Imkwood‘s place. On Monday of
this week he had been on one of his so-
custmucd sprees sud hsd come home in a
terrible condition; but his family had be-
come so used to seeing him thus that they
pull! no psrtlculsr stuntlon to him. only
hoping tint he would be sober in tho
morning sud sblc to go to work. On Tucs-
dsy morning he cross at about 5 o‘clock
sud his wife saw him going down the
street torwsrdzur. Iackwood‘a. Ho cums
buck bctwcsu 6 sud 7 o'clock sud his wife
saw so once tbst be m not yet over his
dobsuch. Bo ssltl to but: “I so: done for
now: I blvc taken scuctbing‘tc lake on
outcftbc world." Mn. Stub wu not
slut-mud. She doubted his story sud con-
cludcdthstltwusscbcmcto got bet-cc
ghoul-money tobuynondrlck. He
had smiths sumo tb bcfcrc for tho
suns put-pills and she not credit his
mic-lost. but loft bin st home while she
“atom toilet-work. Atnocncm of
tbcscuscsmcbomc. Elsfsthcr didnot
matchmaking st fl.» least not
won thus can! when mo from s
dob-och. At night what In. cun-
bcusshc foundbsrbusbsudln svcryksd
condition. sud uhsptvslstsdthsths had
«so: Psi-Is gran sod washout to dis-lie
untfcrspbyslilsn. A pups: boxcar
hitting s mil quuutlty cube poison m
foundlntbscslhr. what-sills dyingmsu
Nd lac ind loft It. Whoa Dr. Lockwood
crawl and: told him that In but ban
is gust distru- sll dsy sud tint b. and
vocalist! «W lulu-val: during tho
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bill. " homicimcflybm be
.Isncwlllsnlhcsvw was hero.” When
thus-porter loft tbs house udcrtskcr
Inckwocdsndbls uni-mt were laying _
outtbcbodylntbcllttlcbedrccmnndthc
gdcfstclckcn fsmlly sat weeping in the
adjoining kltcbcn.—-Hour.
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‘ Beggars, Thieves and Workers.”
cht Friday evening Rev. C. 8. Wing
of Norwslk will lecture at the Temperance
Reform Room upon “ Beggars Thieves and
Workers." Mr. Wing has delivered this
lecture a good many times and always to
the delight of his audionccs' No admit-
tance will be charged and all m Invited.
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.3 “ The Dignity origami-3’
:Tlm Temperance Room was packed on
Friday evening to listen to Rev. Spencer
L. Bray on the “ Dignity of Labor, " who
gave a very Interesting as well as amusing
speech upon a subject that sounds fnmlllsr
but with which the people are not famil-
llu' in its fullest scusc and most essential
bearings. He spoke of the disgrace othe-
ing ashamed of labor and the subtorfugcs
produced tcavold the appearance of labor.
and pronounced at scathing rebuke upon
railroad corporations that thought more
of a horse than a In . He was repeatedly
applauded. Next day night Rev. G. 8.
Wing will lecture at the mac place. Sub-
ject “ Beggars Thieves and Workcrs." All
are Invited.
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Mcthodlsl PlcNIc.
Tho picnic by the Methodist Societies
last Thursday to Brocksidc Park wuss
success cvcry way. The day was fine. the
attendance large—over eleven hundrcd
—-nud the pleasures all that could be do.
slrcd. The train was composed of six-
tccn ours and pulled by two cngincs. An
unexpected plousurc was the arrival by
the next train of the Nor-walk bond. which
was sent up by Supcrlntcndcnt Sandb
forth and Hyatt. the members voluutccr-
ing their services. The band discourle
music from the stand In tho psvilllon du-
ring the day. and uddcd much to the on-
jcymcut. The time at tho park was
passed as usual on picnics.—ln outing.
drinking. strolling. &c.. and all sccmcd
happy. The cxcurslonists arrived homo
about seven o‘clock fully satisfied.
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ludustrlous Trumps.
The stntc papers generally have been
proclaiming that trumps arc rc-cntorlng
they state. and that they now travel by
their “ visible moons of support “ in larger
munbcrs than bcforc for a year. The
Nor vich Bulletin sun's thnt the same fact
is noticeable in that part of the state. The
trumps appear tbcrc with bundles of um-
brella handles bcncnth their arms. tinker-3s
furnaces in thclr hands and with bundles
of old boots over their shoulders. pretend-
ing to be engaged In n legitimate business.
Ono recently detained as " having no vis-
iblc means of , support.“ drew from his
pocktu. «dilapidated looking wallet, dc-
clurcd he was a fisherman. and in two
minutes he rollod from a wad of brown
pupcr four fish hooks and n line. This
.. visible moans “ of catching fish warran-
ted his dischargo. The tramps arc bound
to comply with tho l‘tw.
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Convlct Labor In Dunbury.
The Dnnbury Republican “ comes down“
upon convict labor in its borough in the
following righteous and vigorous article:
Coxvu'r Larson.
“ It is well known that Dunbury tool: it
conspicuous and active part in the “ labor
reform “ question. and fought prison labor
to the very tooth. And not that she
should foster the injurious. broad-thieving
and dchusing system in her very bosom
would indicate thut she had only warmed
up the so at to be stung by it. Our
Borough contracts for the extension of the
water mains are being worked by prison
labor. and honcshiudustrious citizens. are
arc deprived of the opportunity of carn-
ing thcr daily bread. and perhaps of keep-
ing thclu oil” from the town. by the perni-
cious sys.cm. But here comes in it little
election figuring Thc prcscnt incumbent
in the oflicc of igh Sheriff undoubtedly
desires n return to that office: of course a
imminent democrat. the presidcut of n
mocrutic club. can do something for
him. But. you tickle mo and I’ll tickle
you. A private Individual desires some
cheap labor and rccoivcs his fickle In a
nvluisiticn from the Sheriff for prisoners
to act as h“: laborers. To say nothing of
tho numberlcss csca of prisoncrc. in one
case a noted horse t lief. the system is also
losing one to the coun‘y.
For. as we understand it. the countv is
obliged to furnish them extra clothing
and extra rations to enable them to labor
and receives therefor the paltry sum of
twent five cents it day per ca. its for their
labor rum the contractors. or working
men undoubtedly consider this operation
an encroachment u n their rights. tckm
bread from their c iildrcn‘s mouths. an
will. sue to it that a short! in the future is
elected who will not lend himself to such
an in ‘mtice. Again the Borough pays a
snfllc cut sum for her water extensions to
have it done in a legitimate way. and not
to tho detriment of her working class.
Oyster Bed: In Long Island
Sound.
The mouth of the Quinniplac River in
Long Island Sound. the eastern boundary
of New Haven, has long been a famous
place for oysters. The seals used to come
there to catch them. Then the Quinnb
plsc Indians came and drove the seals
away. The white man came after the
Indians. and not only drove these away,
but stc up the oysters also. so that when
New York grew big and the bivalves be-
came high in price. resort was hsd to their
artificial cultivation. The best sud most
famous of these Ncw Haven oyster beds
was at M Haven. the calm part of
New fisvcn. and Fair Hum oysters still
hsvc a high rcputstlon in New York.
When the oyster beds became sxbsustcd
the oystormen used to go to the Delswm
and the Cbuspeskc, buy mull plsnting
cysts:- from the bus of these boys and
plsct than on stoked territory. latterly
the custom has tended towards the pur-
chase of well grown Ohcnpcskc oysters.
which were put down on the private
grounds of Fslr Button and clscwhcrc in
tho Sound. to " plump" sudfstten, sud be
tskcn upus us. rsqulrsd. The new cya-
tsr laws of Huylscd sud Virginia hsvc
glvcn sddltionsl losplrstlcn to the Fair
Eunndcncstlc oyster culture. Sci”, cc
bu lstcly bun brought to bear upon lin-
mtdcultunlsto s m lugs
sxtcnt. This has boon sun in tho casc-
tivcwcrkof‘Prof. Block of tho Johns
Hopklu‘vnlvsulty. cmbruclnfi g both tho-
crotic Wu sud prscticsl sugges-
“01:10"me vslus. Prof. Vol-rill
«them Mints chcw Bsmls
all will tbmnbjcctl with *vssidulty
sud succu- Es sud tbs cyst" plant on
tho spot “M “at tho whole Mr
“mysticism infancy. Tia-sin“
dawns-bunk! millions our! sun
son. Tbs point to know II 110ch scours
yficlsrgsrpsflofthls “spot“ numbing
, W baton it lass ban" to m
.Mfifism which will-cubic It»
.slc moved
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Mbcccmpcncdwcotn "h‘AJro ‘
cglcctcrof'f‘sxclforthcmtyof South Norwslk.
DutcdstacuthNornlk, Ccun..July0.Im. (out
To Keepers of Dogs.
Thesitcotlonofmcrscr cfdoglls spec
islly csl.cd to tho mllowlu sun sw:
House Bill No. 157.
CE W XCIV.
An Act Amending“ Act rclstlng to Dogs.
Re It sctcd b the Same sud House of Writs-
c.3311. Gcnclsl Assembly convened:
That Section eight of chapter ninety-nine'cf the pub
lic acts of 1878. be amended so that the section I
read ss follows: “ Every person the owner. keeper or
list-borer of Ill dog or docushsll either kill sud cg or
dcgmcrniusscthcssmctothcscccptsncc oftbe sc-
lcctmcn of the town whorcln said d or dogs src own-
cdorkc unumtbcllrst day of sy in click you.
until sue times: “:3 aclcctnign shulle’r-dor said was;
as or . pom w
shsll refuse or neglect wogmp'lyzvlth conditions
of- this set skull be subject to 0 lines sud pcnsltlcs
ed in section six of this set.“
'cd 5". lm
ANDREW SRLLECK.
WILLIAM C. SAMMIE.
NELSON J. CRAW.
Norwslk. Juno sun. 1%).
Boots and Shoes
LADIES. MEN‘S and CHILDREN‘S
SLIPQERS
A
Low grievous,
JOHN SOHAUB’S,
Washl Strep
}Sclcctincc.
NEW YORK and
NE‘V ENGLAND
R. R. Co.
6 Per Cent,
First Mortgage
Bonds.
First nmrigsgc bonds of imminent New
mllmsds an! very source. s as this loch will
Invcstor nurlv I x par cvnl.. It is ccrtaln to
Its pricc. undbc upldly taken for investment.
Connecticutpliaws Exoni IThcsc Bonds
the
lulu
Boston.
The Nominations.
D’Artois
Ilsa Long since been Nominated and Elected
Professor of Ice Cream
In all It: Branches.
PM! THE MILLIONS. The many yous In which I
haw ssrvcd the puhllc. I have ncvcr uscd my foreign
imrcdicnts. for tho proof of which
1 Challenge the World.
To make at boner snivlu than I can In my line of bus-
inoss. which I am soiling at the low price of
400. a uart.
10¢. a late.
Purl: and clouu. Curtcn‘r for Pnrtics snd Weddings.
MILIi 50. A QUART.
Candles 20 and 26¢. a Pound.
That Justly Ccluhmu'd ROOT BEER Ind SODA
\I‘A'l‘nlll scrvctl st tsblcs st only Ii units in glam.
GOING OFF!
BARGAINS IN
Bflfl'l's and SHBES
NO“‘ 18 THE TIME!
Go To
C. H. Harvey’s
Boots-8r. Shoes
Good Stock Genet-s1 Assortment of sll
massing»
LOW PRICES. a
Come One. Come All.
Cor. loin sud lsrshsl Shh,
South Norwslk.
C. H.
Rubbgrw_l’ainl
Won the Victory.
And compcllod In sum to ping. mu-
dulsut lultstlcns‘li tbs mist.
All Guanine sum as: ban on
Sun Umbrellas
Half Price
GLOVES.
1m) GLOVES
Good Ass—:rtment
Worsted Shawls
A. Dillifll'lllall & Son’s
um t.
All Kinds of no IN and 0...
mm Work «ghoul-filled”. '39 WASHINGTON 8mm
80. Romans. -
Millineroynl
All lhu men and M Qusllty. Including sll 1h.
0.... m conviv- v mantis...
Capital Stock. 890,0”.000 .
Bonded Debt, "900.000 fi 3513138.“.
tom Taxs on. Lgoe.
“www.mm‘tz“ his?“ “29:31..“
GEO. WM. BALLOU & 00., Omumlm-
New York sud Boston.
CHAS. A. SWEET & 00., mm...”
Oonstsnflyonbsnd and Named to Order at Short
Notion.
Fancy. Goals Depart
Will be found line of Hosiery, Gloves,
HARVEY.“ ,
~0F—"""
AT MOST
ILAO'E TOP
85018.um
3-BUTTON
Opera. and Colors.
A! no Cum.
w.PODn9
com
. l
or.
SOUTH NORWALK.
- mum“
Steam Pumps 7
Steam Engines. :7
comma 7'
ll Wile;
Esvcfcrsslcvnioul of
Meal. Also than
Sheet Rubber sud Wash.
BOILER IAN HOLE cm
FANCY GOODS.
New Shades sud Designs In
Also. a line Accountant of
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TRIMM HATS
IN OUR
Handkerchiefs. Corsets. Ruckus.
Novelties in Luce Fichus.
Silk and Muslin Tics.
Great Bargains In Every Depart-
ment for 1880,
W,” ‘ «MW
Great. Bargains - In
Litmus:
w n I 'r n
UNnEanEAu.
LOW PRICES
In Every Department.
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
New Hotel Building.
so. non WALK.
lamina,
Vichy, e
Bill Bill,
V~V~Galsar
Watery-5s!
msfioummnic.
on (cannon-1- {so
Mend,”but its choppi-
er to lbuy a New Slit
money of
u
Owing tothc fact flat I on ’
about to take s Partner, I shall
sell my entire stock of“
[lands at last;
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Norwalk Chronicler