Inter Crow Serenade-d.
CW”! D» “or Crowe‘e former com-
interert emhe
tion and visibility.
Venue in evening eter and will mu
reign in the weet a. formidable rival to her
brother planet in the cost. Sheila slowly
receding from the Inn in her program!
we neer opposi-
immwmmnuum
ennui-phloem Wewillbeine
very much woreeetete then ever Sump.
was. We will went. in eehoit'tiine. with
our natural ndvnntexee the whole , world
on our market. and we era the loot people
in the world to advocate high terifl'. Give
on n “tariff for revenue only." which will
required 7 .
ottoman
L “the but m,
of the Superior Court of Conn. ‘w. 8. l
Sammie. his htlml-ln-lnw. beanie bond
in that out“ for hip appeerence. ‘
Mrs. Wilcox ntglhc trial of the portion .1
arrested for the theft. eccldentnlly drop~
pod no expression thiit n arm-ch at 11 per»
men‘s Chrietien Tour
1880 will be held et W
ins Septxl nnd oontinni
{infirm 2.:er-
niitioniil iinion Wedneedny levoning the 83.
Union. . ""2““ F ‘7
”convention.ng
thieedey
the ennuel
rhu .
11?: 1.
or live de‘ivered
. president of the, .
~ ear.
Goodman-1a
‘ Amie flaw
Why Colonel Ingereoll :Is Not e
Democrat. ..
SENT EL BUILDIRIS.
Cityoisouth‘ Nor-walk.
..
MW. Tueedey. 0c.
rstb; Indium end Ohio. state and
Wm '
w .. ' _. Tuesday. Ottobor 12th:
‘ rot V more. stein. Tue-day. October l8.
. M
Wild“: evening. n: sundown. be-
” the {owieh New You. which mnrke.
becoming to Hebrew chronology. the
, opening of the year 5.641 from the crew
' tion of the world. The Jews. as a nation
trace their line back to Adam. Always;
hithful ‘to their history traditions nod
nationality the Jew: Innintnin with al-
arm stow stubbomeoe their individuiih
ity u e tins. and unlikd all other nation-
“like. who minally merge into the un-
tion of their adoption. they retain their
”worth-our“ n: n denomination and an
X . W” e . ~‘ ‘ .
\ . pursuing. their tonne in peace-
a.
\ :
tubin- end faithfulness to all the down
01 their faith. “*
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SOME P’u’l I .‘v’ . TA LR .l Rtll'T
.llalLARLi.
_ Dr. [loll says in him Joni-gull of ”with.
in moi io Autumnal Dim-inns. which
are chiefly dim-rhino. dysentery. and vnri‘
our grades of (even. from slight “creeps"
' to mogutivo chills. “ hundreds of thuiio~
ends die every autumn of the forms of
mmentiona‘l. but not one nee-d die:
t y‘nre avoidable dint-m: their causes
being known. and all that is required is to
bring is very moderate amount of intelli~
conceit) bear in avoiding the militia. Un-
fortunetely. the mm are either igno-
rent or inconsiderate: and this is the
cause of nine-tenths of the sickness that
exists. Neglect and improper tnmmont
are mmnsible for most of the maladies
and the premature deaths.
fever and agile. 'i‘hills and fever. intermit.
tent fever. etc" in an emanation of miusni
and malarial poison from moist ground
containing vegetable mutter in pom-so of
decomposition. in woods. swamps. moat
meadow loud. initwrfectly drained wet
and in parent: of drying. ctr. Heat of
cigbtydegreos combined with moisture
induccaileeay. and from this decaying
substance something arises. which. if it
is llrv'ntlli‘il or ntlwru'lsu taken into (hp
system. induces the dim-rum souuvr or lu-
tar.
Within :i your or two it llus' lxn-II :m-vr
tiiui‘il that If .‘i Iplumltyof air of :I Hillb-
miitit' locality in lmttlwl up illltl I~ \‘flllth‘y-
Hi to 1\ Slt‘t‘plll‘;Lllldrtulvlltdlr‘ pure ‘II who
breathes it. will in :l \lllll't tiIIII- hm \' more
or low syluptoma of I‘vn'r and :I-:uv:
examination of his .'\'I.ll\‘:l on the mull.» nt'
‘ his mouth. It living. sum-ill: mm; will In:
clearly visible with IIIn-I‘Immpiu :ml. Ilia.
servzitiou and nxpau'lznont bow .lxmvn ll:-
i'nllinwvl‘titlil)‘. that llu‘i‘v‘ .‘ll‘t‘ {on \v.i)~
of escaping lbw Ill m'Tn-t'ls of lmvlu; Ill.»
living thin: mtrmluvwi into S}‘$lv‘lll. l‘i-r
sons must avoid lulu}: III lIw;Il:liv- wlwrv
the loud ii rich. ll-ii :llhl IIIoIvt. Hl‘
must \lmlu [how hush. but It l'l llimsllll"
I‘ll
m...
in lth‘ lll ruin-ll plum :ll‘uil lizu’o reasonably
good health. omplv lumping ill tlw
house IIerIiuqe wuh ll. lll'lnk Mum; lire
till :Ii‘tr-I‘ breakfast. :ilnl Likiu ; suppvr :Il
surrdmui. lu‘t‘zluw I'. ll.‘.:~ lwwu found Hut
tlIi‘so eumnalmus :il‘l' lu'li'" zit
snihrisv and sun-sot. and that xl‘ Ilw allllll‘
itch is in‘Ll-ml f’lllt'lulll by tlu- pruvosw of
illgtuvlion zlzv t‘llleillilllun is Fl‘l'llll‘l'l"l iII~
novilom.
Very many advocate the rhing of win-
Lion‘s in slew-plug; apartments. sumnwr :inil
\vlntvr. all [h\‘ your round: tlli‘ llIi'or)‘
seems it good ono. but uxpt-rivuce will not
cormlmmto if. I‘m-eons: living on water
courses \vlwrr- tho “ bottom izinnlx “ its they
:ll‘l‘ culled. urn rii'll. luxurmu: and damp.
will {:lVi‘ llvultll lay kl‘i’lllil': :lll outsolv
ll}
luvm‘niltiii.
doors and windows opening into lllt‘
t'lmmlwle closul from sun-down to sum
rise «luring the three Autumn months. in
\ fi‘er and "gun or inunuittvnt localities."
Political-«All Saris.
The rolurus from the \‘i‘rluont election
held yusturdny. illl‘lk‘l‘t?‘ that the Rupuly
litmus have cziI-riotl the stat.- lw :ibout iliv
ennui IIIrIjority iii in 1‘76. (lul- hundred
itl'lll liftyruiun towns givv the following
rx‘suli: Fund-nun. Ti‘plllllll‘dll. 34.602.
l‘ilulpw. ‘luurn‘ml. 13. NW: lIviilli. groi‘n‘
hock. LHTra This show»: aim the repub—
luxuh grilllfill in": nitF-tv-uizlu vulva over
all in {low- The zIIljoz‘Ity will
:lRllh‘Jlll)‘ no! e-xui-i- .mv llIoINimi. ii is
3 sort of elrzi'wn luittlv. If the lirxt r.“
poi‘to prove true. lbw Republican“ have
no: slrovu gins. and ill») llvmocuzits have
llt‘lil llli‘ll’ 0WD.
plume.
The Xetv Ilziven l'm‘on complains that
no one have yet been punk-boil for ihi- mur~
tier of Mary Samuard t No yours 3;". “'hy
not try Garfield l—ll'ritrrbury Ameri—
win.
in his Muifiiichuwtts xix-volt. Mr. Robert
Ingumxll. replying to the question. “what
do you think of 'Houcock 3'“ answered:
“ I‘ll tell you. if you want tokumv: I shall
never any n word against any man who
hart-d his luv-rut to save our country. or
who fought to save our flag.
This it the w.iy the lift» organ of the
Connecticut grwnluckers. the New Ha-
ven {345.12.} sgwu'h‘ of tho vii.“ lidutt-ai of
the gmnlui'k party?» \Vbtilx-ver the re~
suit in Maine no croillt will will be due to
the leaders of Ihe national gn-enback par-
ty. They bovi- simply fouled their own
neat.“
The Springfield Rrpuhii'i‘im says: “ Now
tbet Butler is a democrat. it is interesting
to note that all the charges against him
which used to appear in the democratic
pegs-3n on being carefully reprinted by
the Republicans." Considering that nous
ly oil the charges that could he made
against Butler have already been printed
it therepuhlicnn popes. this in a pretty
pod winner: of independent jcunuliern.
--Bodon M‘fljpf.
General Weaver. the greenback candi-
date for the prioideuoy. will unite but one
ope-Lab in nginecticnt. and that will be
delivered nt New Ewen on Sutuoiny eve-
ning next. > lilo supporter-a hiid expected
thet he would speak at three diaerent
porteof the stem. but his engegotnentn
limit hint to one nddrere.
The New Haven Winn. printen let-
ter written to the Hon. "who“ Jewell
by an "dingo! “liable New York gentle-
“‘whohubeen informed of: when»
1 Removed bloom Burnout for dis-
WWQM‘ Nonlinear: vote"
The cause of”
mend. gavehinieeerenede lest Friday
evening. and in return were handsomely
entertained. The Ridge-field bond were
hired by the oonrmnv to furnish music.
They come down by the evening train.
\\ bile the mummy were having their
regulnr Friday night drill the bond visited
{layer Sworn. the Democratic rind Repub-
lican headquarters. and the 81-1311an and
played several [Jim The Ssn’rlxxi. woe
“out" or it would have waxgnixcd the
compliment. At Mnyor Swnru'zi they
were treated to cigars. and at the Defiit‘r
crntic headquartent General 'l‘Iiylor ad-
dressed them. complimenting them for
their good music. nod also the gentleman
whom they were to ecrennde inter in the
evening. He said that Major mec had
been A faithful commander of the com-
pnny. and had labored «ti-neatly and ef-
fectually for l‘ompamy D. which was now
the largest and best drilled mmpnuy in
the Connecticut National (luunl. The
hand then tmxxuxied to the armory of
Connolly D. and played several eelco‘
lions. after which the line was formed.
and the march taken up to the Majm‘a
residence on’ High street. The blind
played up “'nshingtun street to the foot
of the bill. when they unwed, tho coin-
pony drummer: heating time till the pm-
cuisioii reached the house. A largo crowd
followed the promo-non. ‘ After the band
had ydnyui three wiectionn. ”d the coin“
puny hind atacki‘dnrnis in ‘ 6 door yard.
both organimtione were invited into the
house nnd after 3 fo‘Noninof welcome
by the Major were invited to .‘in excellent
collation. They rt‘filillflt'd for nearly an
hour. the time being dividuldwtwvon out-
Ing. drinking. singing and mngrutulu‘
lions. Capt. Knox and other lllt‘lllbt‘l'fl
.uId t‘Xdlll‘lllln‘hi of . Notional (lulu-d
\Vl'f't‘ program. he was loo tho local of the
Ridgollrld Press. About 10 o'clock tho
volupnny again formed. and after giving
three rousing cheem for Major Crown. and
a tune by the baud. the line of march
was taken up for the company headquar-
icis. Altogether it was a very plmmmt
affair. and a becoming twilmonlal to an-
eti‘iclont and hard working ollicer.
Major Crown has served in tho Stole
militia th‘ill‘V-fiVt‘ years. having enlisted
in Co. ll Eighth Rrgum-ui in H13; lhn
L‘I‘Iuln‘r ‘29. l‘fill. lw was olm‘iml Sawmill
i‘nrponil: May in. lx'IQ First \‘Hl’pilflll: Jun.
ill. Y‘all. Sili‘llllll Srrgt'lull: l“t‘l\. ‘37. l‘l‘vl.
First Sergeant; Second Lit-utuumll. April
L‘l. I‘m: First Livutvunut. “av ‘31. l‘Gil‘.
\Iipmlu. July 19. l‘Il. and Major. .\II;II~I
l". H“ in” probably
In tho comiumd of l‘omluuy l)
th'llft‘llulll Jvunlugx‘.
ll.» Slll‘t‘iVl‘lt‘tl
by Fink
2‘.\il_
_. .., .
"lunch. in scmi‘iiibrr.
l‘.'« ‘ d' ‘ v‘v Junru.“
.lupltcl'iv morning «or. :n-cwrillug to
llyt‘ :t~‘!rulInIIiiv~:'l cult-I‘vlm‘. though olw
.~'~ l‘\'t‘l‘.‘ \Vll" ltolr lux- nurl)‘ :nlvrm :Ilmvi-
ill-I box-mm \\ Ill naturally v2.1.2.» llllll
mt-Imlg slur. liut lmvc llIwI’r
luvvi, illlvl'llli‘vf tl‘o-w ix lltli! tho «um-r
pli'irls :lf'i‘ mulud :I~ morning \llll'n' from
cowgunvliou lo
...
Il‘
ni‘lt'lllln‘ln
(:!IEI-\~lll(\l\. ltllll t‘\ mun;
flow from c-m‘thltlui l” I‘M'ljlllli‘lll‘f‘.
Svplvullull' rv’t’o‘llx zirl I\“l.l of “up.
worthy intro-st on Ilc planetary :Iunuls.
for on the S'Illl l‘l‘i'llr‘ that long illilll‘ll‘il'
tool and llll‘li‘ll dreaded epoch. tho per-Ille-
lI-uu of Jlll‘lll‘f‘. llur :lrmi lvl‘uilwr then
rwwhm lll‘ umironl pom! i» I'm- -suu. and
l'~ :ilsu within it I’m Il iyi ..; llli “plum:-
Iion or nourmt point I» Haw i'ul‘fll. lint
while the t‘le'lll at perilu-lmu l~‘ only lllli‘t‘
million miles uozin-r the sun than air :Iplw
llilll. JupiIi-r comes at (but which forty six
million lllllt‘l nearer tho grout u-niml orb.
He Is then. however. more than f “if lIIIlI-
drml and fifty million Inilm from tho z-llll.
fortunately l'urruuugh :iivnv In counter-
:n‘! will mullil'y tlIu lni‘l‘i‘usml furl-o of ill-
tvutiou between two such mighty lllllfis‘rlfi.
l)l.s~-r\'t-I's II.I\‘c m-t {nth-d In unto. during
the last month. renewal Prunf of i'lx'llli‘n-
ml Ilisiiirlxiuce. though there but lII'Jll
little Iuvrezisv in the gov 'II_v or coutiuuv
once of iitnIosplIorI't‘ul pllr‘l ouu‘nn. Earth-
quakes. wmenqmuts. tornzi-lm-s. burn-
mines. cyclones. falling "Ii-loom of ow
usual size. \\‘:\\'t‘5 of heat. oxlmustmg to
human endurance. waves of cold. (‘ltisi‘ In
the wake of the bout. frost and ice in the
lowlands. and snow slanIIs and winter
winds in cleviilml liK‘illllit's have all been
recorded on the wczitlu-r reports. and may
3." well bunst'tibod to tho luiueful inllu~
once of Jupiter. iii m‘coumwl for on any
other improved fllt‘er. Suture hm.
’r. wnutifully:IltvrIInlI-d bur nun-
shine and storm. giving n prI-lwndnmnou
to the days when wacolul influences
reigned. and the per ection of summer
«outlier crammed the season With its
choicest rifle. It is auto. then. to fin-l
that the Ruble-Iii of Jillllit‘l“i perihelion is
pruned. for the tiwiIty-liw days yet to ll‘
l'lllllplt‘lBJ count us nothun.r in rovolutiou
n-quirIIIgIIenI‘ly i-luvcu thousand of our
days. or twelI‘eof our yours. Jupiter‘s
IIIovenIvnts Will then-[onI be full of iu~
[crest during the present mouth tor ull
lovers of the gators. 2.
Nearly twalvo «em must pass before
the conditions will strain be as favumbli‘
for oluervntion. It isa rare ilenoiirc to
watch this superb planet of. liis present
near nppwnchfis he comes boamingnbove
the meter-n horizon about 8 o‘clock. mag
nlficent in size and radiant in golden
light. the fairest and brightest of all the‘
stars among the myriads that glitter in
the firninment. bright enough to cast a
shadow and afford a glimpse of his moons
through I good opera glneu. It is it still
more satisfactory pleasure to watch the
phases of the grandest IneIIIber of the
system though it tclmpe. No earthly
tints can compare l". ('Jt'itl‘lll‘flol and doli-
racy with the which hue of his disc.with
the urple. pin and blue of his mnnv
bel «and with the ruddy glow of his
g . t iipot. while nothing can be more iii~
to toting than to study tho ilinsoe of the
nu
amend points of lig it that bear
witness in the presence of his moons. and
picture a solar system in miniature. Aim
tronouIer-a have made careful observe-
tiona of the great spot to determine more
accurately the time of the onet‘a revce
lution on its axin. lt‘nlm t takes one‘a
breath away to think that Jupiter turns
on his axis In about ten hours. so that an
observer on his equntor would be carried
round at thereto of nonrl - five hundred
milee a minute. instead 0 the seventeen
inilee that mark the oomnorntively mod~
onto recs nude by an inhabitant oi
the eon-the equator. Jupiter rises now
about 8; et the end of the month about 6.
Seturn in morning our. and follows
cloudy on the eteps of his brilliant rival
duri the month. He will not reach his
ri ' ‘ till 1884. but he is approaching
is opposition. end this most favorable po~
eItion for observation in by the
wide-open presentation of the rinse. air.
ing the rt greater apparent dimen-
alone much clearer tint. The planets
areboth niov eouth. Saturn in nbout
two degrees a bolt north of Jupiter:
but u upiter inmo- the faster. the die-
tnnoe between them will inoreue at the
and of the month to about three degreee
and e quarter. Saturn inch-on little more
than hall! a degree west of his brilliant
nei bor. therefore he will rile about u
hnl hour inter and be found inching
hie above outer-n horiaon
at dim 8. u the end of the month at.
nut-pus IL
mercury in morning star until‘the thh.
o.
in:
th
whenheooineetohie an
tion with the run and join: the even
run. Hethenrieee eete with
enmendhiaocom hidden in
mentobeotnonccount for
cheer-rue.
toward: he eastern elongation. and will
soon be plainly visible in the twilight. On
the 7th 'enus is in clove conjunction with
More. being only thirtv-one minutes north
of him. As she sets there nearly three-
quartere of an hour after sunset. bright-
oyod observers will find it planetary plo-
ture well worth seeing. Venue must be
looked for about four degrees south of the
point of sunset. She sets now a few Inin-
utee after 7; at the end of the month about
half-peat 6.
Martin evening star. but moi-caching
so closely to hi! conjunction u Illl the sun
as to be of little present ' tin' I. On the
28th. More is verv nenr \ it ~ 2, . the two
planets being only six "llllll of a de-
grvo apart. But they are l .o near the
min for naked-eye olriorvers to enjoy the
@105th picture. More now sets at 7:80:
at the end of the month about 6.
The Se teinbcr moon full: on the 18th.
It in the ovelioet moon of all the your.
the glorious harvest moon. The old moon
In near Mort‘ury on the morning of the lid.
and unit Uranus on the 4th. The new
moon on the 4th in in conjunction with
both Venus and More on the 5th. The
gill moon on the 18th in in conjunction
with Jupiter on the 20th rind with Saturn
on the Slat.
The sky uurolls a charming page on
September nightn for thumb who love to
gaze upon the twinkling. records. and in-
lcrpfvt the mysterious Iiyuilmla t‘llizl‘lt“l‘(l
in golden text. The greatest epoch la the
much talked of perihelion of Jupiter M“
curring nhi It 7 o‘elovk on the ovi-nin of
the Lilli. . he Ii mvinllv favorable coudi~
llunu for the Still y ul‘ inlle‘ and Saturn
must be borne in mind at: well as the on‘
Joymuut of watching those plum-to us they
riso above tho «vision; hills tmnwondeut
in beauty. pursue their stately (‘lllth‘ m
the zenith. iind slowly ilm‘end to tho
Whit. being visible throughout the night.
The hill‘VI’hi moon in nuullhd‘ pmminoul
object of lwuuty. rising: night lifter night
nlmml :ie abnu its the hull has out and HP!“
mun; to prolong it: shortening Iiiiluuuuil
tiny \villi llt‘l‘ llouil of nerviw :iuil ailvoi'y
light.
V'
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()I' I'iV. IJ'i'I‘T I} I! S.
'l‘lic (ltllcrfildo.
South Norwnlk. Sept. 7.19040.
Editors SI‘III'I'm'l:—-I llltYi‘ Iiotirell of lull-
paper upon tlm political ldfillt‘fi of tho tiny.
and tho one signal " S." in your lust issue
is Flll‘ll an absurd produi'tiou llllll so far
from the truth tluil l thought 1 Would NW
and l‘llill'VZt‘ it It little and show how rl-
diculoui the flirlilftlull.“ of \" urn. llo
I'll)" " Ilio ll Iva in blue lIuvo ordvi'ml unv-
i-uzydlvo H'llli. and will \\‘lllll ilfl)’ IIIoI‘v."
\VII quosilou llli‘ lI'IIIlI ol this In to uuiu-
her. but :in lo llw “ Ir») " purl \vv ul“ Hill.
:15 Hwy lll.lIlI‘ IlIv-II' lint IIppI-nl‘ulrv‘v- llllN
l‘Ki‘lilllv‘". :ilIIl \\ I‘ ‘-'t‘llill:'l‘ (1‘ ‘4‘." llli‘l‘v- \I'r-l‘t'
no! (Ivor (iffy lII llnn. um] um urn pawns“
their m'ro not. lnmdn Ibo (Illlm'ru. llw vo-
ion. 'l‘bn unvl S“ lilitkv-i I,
that ilu- “ organization :I! l“l\‘l' .\lIl.- llnwl‘
in Ilium! full "
wzll nv-I lllnlllll" II.
:Lss‘i‘l‘llnll "
'l‘uie la \‘i-I‘i‘ \'.I:II.- :l'l‘l \\ ..
lu I‘«~.;.Ir~l to lsIr lllllll‘lI‘l‘ of \‘wlwhuu
how-lo illll‘n-l‘ \\llll
him. :III 1 “'i‘ “‘lll prim-ill lll.‘ HuI‘I‘Ivl-l :Illil
.\l'llllll‘ rlulx \\llll twentvlivl- \l'lllul‘w if
“ h “ t‘luiuh. \vo lit-g
lll' (Nil) ‘If‘INlllI‘I‘ llIt‘ llzlllli‘i of mm- lIuII lrwl
who \I I'l
vu'w clan livpulvlzvzili lil‘lil'l. \\.Ill)"l lllv‘
l'l~l few Il:I_I‘~ him or thrown! llu- \‘l‘ll‘l'fllli
who \:;:lml llll? l‘ IE1 miliull up lI)‘ llIIyo i-ll
kllIIWli
(.nn H!. li: vi- (‘Illlli‘
and forty Vim-mu. III lllln mu
“ liihl-Ilnl llglIlI-I‘ ..
lluuwn‘l.
now under illul
wrll~kumvu lhulw
\\'I\ will ('ll“
Hf ~l:Ili--
l~lll‘1ilevlllI:IIi \
ilx’t‘l‘ ll‘ lll"
Legion null :ll‘i‘
luilil .lwzul by lbw
l‘nilli‘ llzlxli‘r lieu. Taylor.
nllt' l‘.i\‘t‘ le ‘llow llw ll‘ulli
Invii? ‘IVfiH-l- lln‘ “fill:
llnl w. vulnlwl. .‘Ilr. l‘I-lwurd Tulllu “Non
l.:~»
Hi‘l'llnil
lllll‘
I
it. but 1m“ nlllii‘ lem‘ll llm 'lliilll‘lll'li
gin". and has also burn; t‘lt‘l‘!l‘ll
Lit-lit. \\':lll’ll llr‘ iimu-plwi \\'llll :I nvul lll~
llo sih‘i‘v‘ll. )IV-N‘ldlllllll); {or lliilll‘iwk llllll
\ nr)’ \Qlllll‘ night the llwpulu-
r}: I‘lwl .\lr. 'l‘Illllt'
zcunl. :it' ~I' l. l\l 1.: lh‘I‘ll rmluvalwl by llllll
llli‘ll' roll. 'l‘lIH
looks iii though lllt‘l' werv ll litlll- Slldl'l of
timber \\'i- are iIIfoI‘IIch llIIIl tlu- grout
“'zishlugton sin-vi llgbtvr " told
Mr. 'l‘ullle that all Hwy waiuluil Who to gel
at largo list of unions on their rull.liul they
would probably not ul‘gillliM' as :I (nuupnlgn
Ellgllrll. '1“-
lli‘1ill \'t'll'l‘ill - :w .\‘.ir-
to léllil,‘ l-ll‘ IIiIIIv from
comp-my. \‘i'olluulll if ilII‘y lIuI'i‘ “fly
mum‘s of \‘l‘lt‘l‘llils ml their list.
Nolxzilisllwi will: lm‘ul illullul‘s 8“
lnunvhm‘ out. lillll i-vpnlinlvs ln‘rgoly upon
the knotty question of To ill". Iind be him-
Illns the subject no “lily i will not lw nov-
essnry for lien. lliuvli-v’ui Friday nightto
refer to ll. Nov tIt us go over tlIirI purl
of “S's“ unionliou. ' III the ills!
place llt‘ moon. that illt‘ lhunovl‘ui“ 311‘ for
frw terilc. .\'o\v NI this so. The plzill'oruI
says “’1': " vuuo only." 'l‘lII‘Ii lw
\‘llllll
goes on ind speaks lImv prospomus llw
hngli> nation has born. “'0 also mule:
tluit Igliiml luu controller; the mar-
Tliesn llf‘t‘ fools and “-0
But will ask why
Simply because the
English government has maintained the
frentrndo system. lie gill‘t‘i on to say that
we do not wont f rec trudo lwouuso it
makes slaves of h poor workingiucn.
Now lets see who I is tluit is effected by
this system. “'e w to l-‘lllOVV
tbfit the revenur. (in most cases). makes
the poor mun poorer nod‘the rich man
richer. We will take the jmn trade for
instance. which probably is the largest
industry that the tariff effects \Ve will
any. for no illustration. that the tnrifl‘ on
iron is ‘30 per cent. which of course pro-
ver-ts the" foreign producer sending his
iron to our morket.What doee thoAuIcrioiin
producer do. Thin veiy tin-ii! on the {or-
eign iron gives him the ndvnutnge of tide
renew; his iron. almost to the vow point
which the foreigner would have to place
his. if he has to“ pay the tariff. thereby
given the American) produce the nionop‘
oly. And every poor man in this ‘ iintry
who has to purchase ii at n i navigator.
frying-pan or griddle. or :‘f he is fortu-
nate enough to be able to but up n small
house. to pay this extra amount for his
nails. his looks or in fact any other arti-
cle of iron which is neomary toconatruct
a building which has not coat the Ameri-
can producer n cent extra. and oil of which
goes in his puckét. The thrill therefore
we claim, makes the poor man pwrei‘ and
the rich noher.
Then it probnbly 75.000 men in this coun-
try who are engaged in the iron interest.
Now we ask is it inst to legislate. to pro.
tect this amount. and ignore the twenty
million of people (moat of them poor).
who use then very nrtiolee we have men-
tioned. New weclnlin you ere making
peupere of these 20.0%,“ by legielntinzto
protect then. Let us legieleto no as todo
the most good to the greatest number.
This terli! queetion is ii two-edged eword
which-canto need both ways. I em of
an opinion. end I want it understood thet
:1 en: n working men.tbet withmr ed‘vnn‘
"use in mobinery. intelllxence end skilled
mechanics. we twill be eble to compete
with the world. in about every industry.
How will it be for the workingmen in thin
country. when we are enabled to produce
no rely reach more then we Wine. and
webevetolook toforeigniondsformm
hen—Indeed. for WOW—bad the
Mu. wewillputon e tori! huh
era-www-
nevi-rn‘l’couuuuuicutious in your vultuihld
nu “Kimono-
1¢oheolronfiieineef Rimmedwu'be-
make it healthy competition. end we no a
nation will profit thereby. MECHANIC.
.‘c—r—m.
Some Reason: why Veteran Ro-
pllblll‘ttllI will not Vote for
General llnncuek.
Every Republican in the Second Voting
Diatrict is bound to make the coming
election n complete success. The individ-
unleil'ort put forth in this campaign iii
without ii parallel in the history of the
party in this town. There has been no
cases of lmoksliding nayot. The idea of a
veteran Hancock Legion is distasteful to
veteran Republicans and even to veteran
Democratic voters. The christening of
the Hancock and English banner last
Monday evening showed the public just
whore the old soldloin were not. The
Republicans have the facts to prove that
Hancock will not secure the usual Demo-
cratic uoldiur vote in this district or in
this town.‘ The reason why: it Will not
be questioned that alter Lee nurrendeivd
tollmnt. the South in a short time be~
chino aubulinalvo to e ‘edernlnuthorlty.
tliatia they (“‘0in the situation uud
werewttling down i to u condition of
pt‘l‘tl‘t‘. Nor Were they illsptnied to openly
defy the poworti'lliul \vijn‘ until the run-
Iliduto nominuttnl nt Cincinnati for the
Presidency issuml inordor .who ‘ii the
command of the Ilepnrtmout of exun.
about which tluii‘ Judge lilnt‘k. no the
T‘ri‘lmur puts. it. not. it boo huuuu: in his
but. tluil lnwsilily he might become at cam
didntoofythu lhunocrntio party {or the
Presidency. if he tidoplmi n pulll‘Y (urani-
blototlu‘ rebels. and lit‘ did no. l-‘rum
tho date of that. order llli‘ South hos ll‘i‘Jl
in open polllivnl I‘vlmllion ‘ii/lruuisl llll‘
P‘i‘llt‘rltl\‘flUYi‘l‘llllll‘ll‘.l hoping to gum IiEl
they lost, in lllu conflict of “flux. liv t‘rl-
pioiuigo. mlruvisui. throats and the use of
limio bullols. IiiuiuIiIig. lorrorimu :inil
murders almost lllllillllt‘l‘lllill‘ of while llllll
llllll‘k lii‘pulilii‘iius ulikv. tho lhunm‘riitaof
lliosoh‘liilim ('Xl'k‘l‘l to i‘olillzo it“ they
fought furin l‘t‘it‘lllnll. if (lcueml Hull-
cock in t-lvoti‘d l’ri‘siilout wat Novoiiibi-r.
wlInI 3v inrge us being the real uuthor
of the trout mm of Southern Ri'llllllll-
I‘IIIIr. llllll li“ disloyalty so moment in all
that mwtibu lull lln- rounlry over niuw he
wrote Ilul order. UVN‘I‘lIlllll: llll tlw good
Ill-({l‘llt‘l'itlSlitff‘ldt'll. “‘lli'll ill charge of
that ill‘ litrlllll‘lli. In ll'llillll who bus on-
~nvwl t \t‘ reputation of luiviug porl‘oi'mml
l‘llrl illliY to his govui‘uuwnt. \vlwu ll cont
muncthlng in lxl lnvul. u l'liz‘lit ltv liul'il‘illll
:Ii'tiou lo I‘liriliuo llIII l‘i‘u‘llll»; of vaoI‘v'.’
in u word in lunulmvrio llli‘\‘:llli1lll~llt'il.
lwfuru llll‘)’ llllll Fhilii'll llll‘ haul ~1:;II ol
rulii‘llli‘lli‘u‘ for lln-Ir disloyalty null llllll'-
.luruu‘ lli‘ii. llll‘ LT‘WI‘l‘llllli‘lll over ulIIi‘lI
lli' llllll lumu plm- nl ll‘ IIIIlilzu'v i'n‘ll!ll‘lll~
lll‘l'. llu. rt trout-I‘ll of tho :II'III)‘ or any
nllu-I' nlllerIl IlIw llJlll l-I lli‘l us lllll I‘o» l.
ill'l lil\\';|l«l~i l‘qui- I\'lIu rilll \\'I'l't‘ uno-
IIIIM of llli‘ KIH'I'l'lllllI‘lll uml lll‘l ml-I-v
thing In Ilzmr anvI‘ l» Ila-lino llll ll“-
puldp- mm t>\l:\lill~ll upon ll‘» l‘lllllri :l *lllVI‘
oli:::\I‘x~lI}': \\'ulu lllllillilflll bu. :ml It'
ll I'lI‘Iw'n l- «'lvi‘l-wl l‘I'r-aIJIIIIl HIV 3 ullll
:Ill ill” i*«I1Il'i~.l-'l‘,li"\' l-i~l in ll: * “I'-
l-u‘lllwu, ll lll" .‘lllvh Il lll'tlivlwllIotI
lllllw I:Ill., :III-l :I ~--lnl .‘x‘ . I'll moln‘ \\ Il:-l
lxi‘litlllli’d. «am (ii-IIs-I‘ul ll.IIII‘m‘l. ln‘ :1 ll!
lll.lll lulu-Irihlml :Ia Ii lllli‘l‘ oi II lI'I-w
Nul‘lll. ll ‘.~ \‘vllll'i‘ili‘ll Ii) llli' Soillli Hull
llt‘ will llv :lt‘I‘wlIlulIlu' l“ llli'lll. Wlm (‘ll‘l't
in “them lo .lrII illi‘f ““l‘lllilll‘fllln' [IN-III lllt‘
)mllu. lIII‘. nut \\‘lli‘le‘lllu- llnllal i< IIIII‘I- I‘Ili‘Il
l'ImII from and \lUlI‘lli‘I'. :mIl “hm-.- p...
lllll‘.ll llllll‘lll‘l'h :lI'o ll?|.’ill('\\ll. ll ll.III~
.‘ni‘l. by any llli'lll‘ should bu l‘ll‘l‘li‘ll lll
\anIIIu-‘I llli' SI-Iilll “‘lll illi‘luli' lll- pol~
p'x. ImI Tun Tim I. who: llillllpluJ and
III. lullmxzu; mum \"lll‘ll they Nli’ Ibul
llli‘NW‘lIll \vnllguiu :Ill llwy list ill llw
llsli IllIotz. Nor ill‘l ll iiuptim null .Iis ro-
Iurm-IIvh supp wt llu' Immuwn of flu-
lll'lllin‘l'ltlli‘ pul‘l)‘ IIIIlIl llugv \vm‘r \‘i‘rlillll
that ho Wulllil lw III llIi-lr llllllil! :I~' i~lziy lll
lln‘ liiml‘ of lIIv p Illi‘l'. llII‘quiI \vlmlII
Ilwv v. Ill lll rtlm‘l Ixtul'lmll tln- lust tulllnt‘.
wall gm:
’1.“ l! 2;,“- ~13; h . :w-l Mia Ill‘I‘llIl'l null
ln- ill/l“ to :‘.-~ IwI no «'\i*li‘l<"\l. through»
mil ill" ”‘l.lll‘\ \niIIEI of ll I~ 'Zl‘ rm 3 l"\l>l‘.\
llllt‘. :iIi l lux uflil‘ml :u'l? lull-l lw all l‘ll'
.lul‘wmvul of llli‘ {mu-l. bf. \Vllll‘ll lu- \v::.
I‘Iulm‘m-Iiiuill "
l‘ll‘l'll'll. :tll'l ll I‘uIImvt-vl m
llln‘ poluv \vlup In command of ilu- «lo-
l-‘lilllli'lll «Il' 'l':~.\:i.~. \YI- I‘lizirgi- \IpuII
lullmwk :n lI.nlI;.: ”to I'\ :ll l‘:lll\~\‘ nl' Iill ll‘n‘
pollllrulvrIIul-a i‘wlllllllllt‘ll lll lln- u-nllll
s‘m‘n ll” Invlml lllw urilrr lli'i'll~lll:f (‘l‘llllt‘ti
ll} \\'llll‘ll llll' lls'plllllu'ulh ul llIoM- elzith
ll?\\'l‘ liven Ilulu'lviul til :I l‘I‘I-t~ hullwl ltllvl
piui'ulg llli‘ omeruuiuul lll lllllru‘ slllll'n‘ III
llIi- hands «If iluuu who turn (lulnvnl ulpl
lmlui lllv‘ «,zovoi'muoul :IIIIl IIIIIoII mldwrs.
'l‘lw llilllllllt‘t‘h’ ol‘ Iliu l‘iuviuuull I‘iIllVl‘ll
lion l‘i‘lll‘l‘>t‘lll.‘< Ibo lloIIIorI‘ulII‘ lurtv. :lS II
istoll:I_v.:I'Itl.'i.-1I't\\':i.~:iI'-IIIIllwoillo‘vul,
ufllw i‘l\'|l \\‘:II'. llri llllllllllgb dining
liui‘h‘inuu‘s presidential ii-riu. and Hi
llt‘l‘i“ of vrmw oil through the war. Its
[vurpovv ln sluri'i‘ uumli Hillilliu‘s iiI nillllll
i‘l'll lll‘lsnlla‘. :III-l liIlliiIg them :it ought. llllll
ll~ l‘l‘llt‘li)‘ luwnl‘tls llio hlul‘li l‘iu‘t'. Ilu-
murdt‘r of Homo who I'olml llu- llupulilll'uu
lll'kt‘lh‘. xlulliug ililllol lmxin uml llIllYt‘l‘
nul it‘I‘I'ojsIII l"\\'!ll‘ll.‘i uvI-r)‘ uIIIII who lllll'l‘
th'll his mouth llglllllhl lllt‘ll‘ i‘I'ule)‘ llllil
llzil'lial'lrdlii. III [not tlw wholu twilallugun
lul‘ Ml‘lllll‘l‘ll i‘l‘llllt‘ lillll IIIlIiII.IlInII. Silii‘v
llu‘ soulh \vm'o hululllwl. \‘~lll lie li‘uvml lo
ll:iIII'ti.'l\'.‘~nl‘ili‘l‘. \\'li_\ ll Unit lbw
Npltlwrulezloicil pinion-or: Im~ III-\v III‘~
myml lllltll‘l' llll‘ lllllilli‘l' ol' lllt‘ lluiu‘orl.
l.'.~‘,{lilll. 11 Is not ln-vouw ll Illl'lllirl Lovzil
lu‘ugliv. but impulse II Intmix with llll‘lll
Ivliui- lvugun \vlmw Ill‘;{llllll'..\llllll lulu l‘l‘
islml evvr slow the pI'oIiIulgutiuu of linu-
I‘oi'k‘s nrilt-I‘ No. «4”. S.
«90
COURT NE‘VS.
'5’
A (Line or TlllEl'Erl.
A bold theft of household goods was
[wrputrlited about three weeks ago in the
town of Dorian. It nppciirml at the trial
of the robbers, that J amen \Vurren of that
place had stored his property in a
house in which John Raymond and
family resided. but removed them there
from about ten days before the robbery.
Raymond is a. brother of Helen Hubbell.
She was iii her brother‘s in Din-Ion just
before Ibo theft with Gov. Thoma-I. and
proposed to purchase some of the goods,
but was informed that they were not for
sale. Helen resides at Ely Neck our the
city Notifier house is the resort of doubt-
ful characters. At her residence Tom
Green. John Raymond and her wimour.
Thames. congregated to plan raids upon
lienroosta. 'Eighteen months since Green
was taken into court with n largo rooster
in his arms which he had atolon the prev-
ious night from “'m. H. Benedict.
Several days after the theft of lilr. War-
ren‘s property this trio quarreled and the
pariunour of Mrs. Hubbell sought counsel
of Win. G. Crockett of South Five Mile
River. and woe advised to’ divulge the
whole matter. He did so. and they pro.
coined to the place where a large portion
of the goods of Mr. Warren were conceit!-
ed. A search wee made and they un‘
earthed n feather bed and other articles in
9 house of hire. Hairball. ‘It wee found
also that Mrs. Benj. Wilcox had received
from John Raymond some mantle orna-
mente. theproperty of Mr‘. Warren. which
the returned to the bones of Mmfiubbell
when aha found that trouble wiiv likely to
follow when the theft woe exposed by the
arrest of the guilty parties.
Tueeilny'l‘uylor a Sun loaned the write
in the cm. and all the portion concerned
in the robbery but Thames were arrested.
Tom Green wee sent to jail being unable
to give n bond of 0800. On his way in
Bridgeport Green informed 032m (frock-
ett‘thet a portion of the stolen propuiy
wuinthehoueeofhiainother. and aid
that the portion erreeted and hire. Huhbell
and others were concerned in the Who“
and that he would expose them at the
WOW line; "But.” aid he. 9‘ I‘ll never.
‘ . hive-baton
nvvouiplisliwl llllili‘l‘ llw ilillllllllrlll'illlulh
ticuliii' spot in the swamp where. there
was ii mound of now made mirth might
some light on the whole cutie. TlIo plncc
was examined. ii hut and the sleeves of ii
woolen undershirt were diacovorodgivithi
bloqlzupou them. 'l‘lioiuee is missing until
from Ii word dropped by Mrs. Hubbell
that Thumbs may be dead it may or may
not be significant.
Augustus Burma and Thomas Miilonoy.
minors were nri'eetcd for injury to the
building in which Gibbs tho iioiif and
dumb nuin resides. linil plead guilty. and
upon the payment of coats \vei'o din
charged. »
John “'llm‘luli Iiud Mary Glynn wort)
iil'l‘vated for ill'lllllitillf‘lt‘fii iIIId committed
to BrillmIpm‘t jziil for u opinion.
\VIII. linililuu \viui also iii‘roatull for the
some idiom-w. plmid guilty. and settled up.
....1~ Qt. 2
Robert I. lloyt line it cotton plant in
lilooui at his residence ull \l'ost street.
llo invites those who would like to 800 it
to call.
.3. '
Somo young boys \\‘llit§(‘ unnws are
known will liml ii to ilwir udvnuizigo not
tullu‘uw liuy morn Mom‘s iit liuliSI‘i-l uii
t‘luvutiuil. strum.
‘v-- Q” - 6‘-
Ru \1’ .~\ \‘ 'I‘ON .
Urn S'rI-ziuuu 'l‘lll-Z Mmm. l.. SrI-zvnxs
Il.\.\l.\m~.h AH sill-t S'l‘AIt'I‘l-llnih' ill-:li'l‘ltlAI.
'l‘iili'“ II\' n: l‘IIui'.\I.Iii-‘.i‘I'IsIc I'lx‘um if
.\lllI‘. i‘TlK’NNI‘J. III' THE Now, YORK tttlsiiiw
ll.\vI‘:rfi§‘nI.Iic on ('oMl'.\.‘-'\‘.
Lit-Ii Suinrduv our pretty liitlo utmunor
the "Mabel l.. Sta-voila." liiid bur trial trip
and liu‘uivwl lu-uuul‘ully vxcopt on the
start. le nus drills-d \Ylllli' \vnllilig for
Mill mili‘uml Ilr:I\v loopi-II. on the coil of
the lll'it‘V dork. “‘llli'll ll-l‘ u poinlml pro.
jt-cliou ol‘ uvI-r tlII'Iu- lot-b iiIId l‘lllllt‘ nuni‘
own-ping oui- sidi- ul‘ om now \‘lllllll brunt
llll‘ Ilm'li of the summer. The company
should it! mum pron-vi lllt‘l‘llllriibr these
.1 was by driving it [lllt‘ Iii llii~ point. then
would lllt‘) lw li lil'nli‘l‘tlull liflil not it (lurk
gi-ruih olIslriivIlI-II to navigation and also
they ii‘u-uld survey the dnumgim and pay
”it‘lll \\'lllli)lll lining t‘lth‘il to account.
The mzu‘lnunry of llllh‘ pmpoler \vIvz
lIIIIll by tho Nm'wulk ll‘llll \Vurku. and in
:i IIiml. l of px-I‘I‘i-xl II .il Slll'filltllllill work
In lllaldll. SII‘plIwI SI. .loliu. \vliosc llllllll‘
lei I‘Vllll‘ni‘t‘ of portal \vul'li. llllrl luul full
t'll:ll‘;,\' ll llw on -".lI||l. :lllil .lolIII .‘lllllll‘ll. :I
nlil‘nl'ul II': N ‘lllll‘l 1m» ilmm lln- principal
llltl‘l nl’ III:~ \vI-I it of .I-. i-rw-tinu {Hill on its
HM lIIul ‘M‘l'il‘l‘t. Thu
llllll‘lllllr‘l‘j twill”.- l-uui momma of ilirtu-
Ilium. In a for pulling ilriklgvs
. pom lful Inurluue for pro
\I'IIEI :I no! work of
provml :IlIIIINl
upright l'llL.
iizul our l.“
Illll‘ll I.
.l IIl \.ll\l“‘.
polling t'rI-~
pilllll‘,;. guru;-
:lll-n\v ll 'o ..III_i nu“ lIIiIIIlI‘i-Il poiilulsof
fili‘ilill. :H'HI’ I-mII-l Io uzu- lIIIIIIlI'I-d iilid
lli'l} putupls. film is :ilru‘ \Vi‘ll lllli‘ll \\'llll
lily‘xllli\i'l'\i‘l\
’I‘lfilll .wl Ilw Sli'IllIll‘: “'il.‘ ilvsiiguml
and tho \\'-\Il.«:I'III“:Ip~iiln-I‘Ilitn-IIIlI-l \'\'\'r
lo .‘lu‘ww H”)! i\‘ llll‘ Illill‘i‘. who“. \vur.
(“Ii-“l .‘ill luxizni‘ l-Il llin luxlllly iii~ ‘llllMll‘l
:mll val-dunno. xxoi'liuuli‘lup of tlm
wimllll'l \\'.~ i-uwrrulululw tlIv ii\\'lli'l‘.
l'.i;|l. \‘u'ItI. l. Elvin-In. for hie “(‘ITHI‘VI‘F-
II! w Ill poulumu: Iln- lu-~l u) all. rill‘illllt‘l‘
:illaml.
"
'l‘lii‘ l'ill‘llllt‘l “and.
.\ .ww-oud, homing lwful‘w the railroad
i‘Ihlllllll‘:lIllli I« In I‘I Lilli-II ll llw layout of
railroad 'Imu Xviv llxiv. n to New York.
\\:l~ wt down {In \\‘.~.luw,~duy IIIm‘lIIIIg
leII In» llillllll‘. \vux llll‘l in reference to
i::-I‘ Lulu. ;. ‘l‘ Ill i'zul In may olllm‘. tlie
lll:l!l;i,’.-'l'~ wl' l’ r Inunl. llllwllgli ilr‘hil' :ll-
loam), IIII- Hun. LI-I; \l':II‘llv~l‘itf‘.\'ul‘v
\mlk. llrlxlllg‘ for .lll IIIlJoua Imwu! of 1* or
lluil Illvy might .‘lluw
t‘m \'.‘iii\ll|_\' ol‘ iln- ”blll‘ot‘l‘llllll‘llrl film the
l‘.’l}llllll .-lm'k of tho Company. which luul
llihl l'l‘i‘ll “MIMI III question. Mr; \Vill"
lll‘l' noted this :Is :I nutter of protection to
tho gi-III li‘llll‘ll und in their {wrsnmul honor
and I‘Imlll. no matter what ili‘t‘inlnn llii‘
lmurd iutgbt have arrived an in lltllilllnll
(‘thli‘lll‘t‘ llw company.
Tllln pin lll'gl‘ was llnki‘Il pnl‘lii‘uliirly Io
pi'IIlw‘l 'l'. l-ill‘llml lirowu. who. as trus—
ll'l‘. ll.ltl .‘lliu‘l'l'lln'll foralm‘k. lt-gull)‘. as
ho hull suppnsi-«l. In behalf of u gentlmuiul
no“ in Man l~‘I':m--l.-«~o or sumo other port
of t‘ulil'nmm. Tlll‘ company desired him
In l-I (but slow ling] procure
from lIlIll Iilllduvuu to the «Root that Mr.
Mr. llr ‘\\‘ll lI:Itl hllim‘rllk‘tl legally and an
Qi-I' lhis gi‘lm‘lllllll. If it
llull tho t‘OIllplillS' won a
llllllrllllllllng buck ofit lull
\leo WI r0 lllt‘n of straw. of
i-nurw lln y could not pliii'o tlwir ntovk ()l“
llilllllx. Hv llllii‘il to llrlk for this (inlay for
but litlliI limo Vl‘llllllllt‘il In which the
company could make good its franchise
by llll‘ required uctunl expenditure in
C~lllsll‘lli‘llllll. llut lIo desired to show
that to My Will‘s worth of stock subscribed
for was humid and proposed to do
so by hnviug prméeut at the meeting all of
the subscribers together with the affidavit
of tho gi-ntl-qunu for whom Mr. Brown
:lk‘lml. ‘
'l‘llluu E. llulilllo. who bud ruined the
question In. to lliv legal ixistonco of the
company. nlult‘il that he would interpcee
no ill‘iji't‘tiull to Ibo postponement asked
for. but slntwl that in his opinion the
bouul lzutl nothing to do but to decide
upon the legal point raised.
The only objection he had ruiledmnd the
clearing of the reputation of the subscrib
cm to the stock being wholly a work of
ainI-«I‘oguliou. With which they xliiid
nothing to do. The only objection he
had raised. and the only one to be met,
was that the statute lnwhad not been
complied with, and therefore the coup
puny did not lesally exist and could do
nothing. If the commissioners did de~
aide the company had an existence. then
the stockholders who ' might be sued
would find an ample means of escape
from being held to their subscription on
the ground that the company was not
legally organized in that T. Nicholl Brown
as the trustee for no one known who. had
eubscribol for a certain amount of stock,
and thntlaucli subscription held neither
him nor the alleged principal. because no
an agent he could not be held. and fur-
ther because the name of the actual aub~
eoribcr was not given. an the law requires.
He we: willing to love the whole wetter
on the point of the validity of the enh-
ecription of T. Nicholl Brown. as trustee
no to whether the company was on entity;
After a short consultntion the commie:
eioneni announced that solely for the [in ‘
pose of giving the New York. Garment?!
out and Elmore proper the privilege they
asked for—the showing one. foot thnt
their enbiioriptioce were bum ly
intilniailng that it would not extent the do-
cialuu they new et in rem to 3::
' Ioin dc. won jam
mils” :n'dmtiie mnuwt 01th“!
decision to Tuesday. September 88. and
e. in. At the nonfiction of Mr. Doolittle.
viding‘e room can be chained. the
3H days. Hi oulur
in lllt‘ l- gal of
SI‘llll
lln' iIllI-I‘IIIIy
\\'l‘l‘l :Illruml
usluznu :Iml
bului'l‘llwi’s
L'unrio will be lliid. in oneotiaie room- I
in the og.unvon°‘oo‘igm court home.
mm” "m“‘mlmw ' :
llnvldu. of New York, N
Not-walk.
'l‘lu‘ lniilui‘ in '
tho .\'.-w Yolk. i‘vimwtirut und l~ltistcuy
Dry ' Goods
-Hatel f&.
leg?“
The eeoslone of the conventions will be
held in the Methodist
be it largo nttendn
lend to Ii diaclosure that would throw gu PM“ of the"! w,
urch. There will
0 ” delegates from
"i. w'vm-Ir. h Item. in. nItIdIuimT'l‘lumIm
IN“ y / Inn Brmidlinrai. of So.
DIED.
Atiirnnlti‘vlllc. Sophlldtiw. Dr. Phillip Mead.
agiil 80 years and ii moulhi.
In this city. livp‘. 4th. John Cumming!» in the 86th
your of his ego ‘ Q
in but Nurwnlk. Sept. 7th. immune Pony. aged
.55 yearn. .
NOTICE .
is hereby given that on the 9d day of Sept. um:
two your old and puri- llghi hay heifer with white
elr'lpi‘ nlun hor buck. while ‘liul. white apol- Oll‘flnil
fuvolug. out while infll-l on liuih bindings. who driven
lo the pound Iii South Nnrwnlk in the lawn of Non
walk. Noilrc ha fiIthi-r given that unlmn the owner
i‘illlli‘ forward IId yr: the “pom-on “timid heifer on
or boron» the th (M of Sn it Ilia-ll. Mill heifer Will
he wold in public auction in t 0 pound in South Nur-
wulk. u! i.) u‘vlovk iii the afternoon in mllufylihe mun-
dane and ex mum-I of iiilvvrliuiinfi llllil vault: u Mild
heifer. tie-Ii. DAV") AY’I‘ON.
i‘unnlahlo of Nurwiilk.
Dated at South Kern-«lit. lhollth of Sept. 1&0.
‘ r ‘ V ‘
Tilly HOME Ihh’l 1T1 TE
\\‘lih Kindergarten dopnrmwnt will reopen SEPT.
.\‘Ih livery brunch of ulu to“ lllllf‘l\\l‘.!l\l)‘ launht. 'l‘hi‘
ilu'niinl. iiionil and ludunlrinl luhliu of the vlilld
Invv Imperial nllunllou. i‘lIllIlnuI fun“ South Nur-
wulk. .vnn‘il for on honorary- Iiy ii ruipousihlr proton.
Home of who-ll urruugvd for Ibo—e wiuuuulug.
'l‘onnu Mill |n‘l' “‘“t‘k. liicliidhu: our film.
Adilnw- t\l‘ cull “pull. Milli. «F. K. FRRRY.
Nu. In. Elm St. Norwnlk. (‘tllllL
nan-31c: nan-z... -
Wednesday “EVB'IIE, Sept. 6111.
Hulmlu’s
(130MBINA'II‘EON. 2
The rule or! l’iunv includi-e
l'.\'l‘ REILLY. R. i‘. lil'NllAlt. :'
llll.l.\' i ARTE“. llilliltin it FIELDS.
.lKl'l‘h DELAXII, .I. ll. wulrs av.
V LESTER HOWARD. l.:\ .\lU.\"l‘ .t “pvt-now.
TOMMY DAYTV'LV. (‘RLVK U. SEAMAN}
MASTER Rifllllili'l‘r‘. FANS”: Illil'..\\‘(l.
EMMA WHITNEY. 1.717.218 lll'N'i‘HEi. .
ANNIE Lll.\\"l‘iiN. illili'l‘lli .nl'ZAMAN.
Fl‘ Ll. BRASS till Sll.\..\‘l)01l(7lll-‘..\"l‘llA.
l‘uli‘lli'l Army“- 2
llmcrvml Sent: for Nily‘ml Boy.» and Spam
SChOOl Tax BS.
Tn i‘)l‘(‘ll\l moi-Inn: of Ilmh‘nulh Noronlk l‘ubIn
.\ School lllrll‘li‘l. llvl‘lildlll)‘ Till. HN‘ ll‘ llli' l“l‘.l‘uk
l'l‘ \Irm-I fivhnol lliHuN‘. In IIi‘i‘orIl‘mIri- ul‘TI Ilu- ml:
of llu- lllv’I'Hll: for IMIl pgzz'lmw ll.» huh-M lII ' ;' ‘2
Wu. Iln-m‘ll lo lhv lentil vulvn prmvnr \ .in-Il, ‘llm:
:i l:\\‘ of llu- (M Il'll’shl‘I-ll llw dollar he laid on Iln- f‘t'.“tl
‘l.
l"ll|ll' uIIIIIilI-d u Illilli llII‘ Sillilli Nor“ '| l‘iiliui
Scltiinl lil-lrir'l. rillril‘lllliiill thv prmmnl m ~ rerun.
and ”w pull- iIf llmsfi lwrmuh \\ ll‘l lu 'u-I: -:i l ilI~~
lrli'l. Iilul "pull nIIv IumIIIfIIt‘IIirIII: or Mm ildllii :il lili—
iuuu tulip-«Ii In llihll‘llull. \Ilm ll I.- lm‘leiul or (‘Jilr ml
on In -:\l dumri and um llzv ' :\ he Inn! on Ihv- lm
of Ilu-Iuwu for lhv war lei" .‘ll‘ l'l'll u ‘ur um- l-llll
paynblv on In!“ lul Il:i_\‘ of « Mum: I‘m
JOHN II. Fruit-H mom“... 3...“...
\l'Nl Ill».f\l1lll|"l‘
(‘4 ll. i-fn1ililillr-1r.Il.
Allrnl. ll
‘l‘. Ilml
.~ of Wu: 3
Ilw l lml. ol‘ . Inc: for r\
”In liuunl of l M. NH lm rt :Ii . - .
lioqun lll eziul ill-dill: nu llu lllll i of ri-pI. lll".2
ism. m I ..~. In. t. v )1 ,Io lu-nr :llvl 'l‘lllllin‘ all up
lu‘eilv- l-- IlIriu lllnili‘ {m Im- i'l3.l'l‘ll.:lllxl‘.. :Iiul lmxfnnru
of Illlll .I\~bl‘~-.Ilt n!
Nu! -m- I- :Ilui
nud ll'uu‘ulr Hemp. of null Ill-Ir I'll
\\ lm’l; uu- en ell
lmuul u! Nurwnlk llllo ilM day of Si‘pl . "(ML
Tlll‘ nuvs‘niurm of flu: South Nor-walk l'num Si'lmol
lilil'li‘l Ivvmvul oiII Iim Ilu~ l-I dav of Soplviulwr
mm. nudv tli‘luballt‘il
luv-portion. .
\Vl. ll. “EN Rllll'T.
l‘lrrk of 33rd l)l\ll“.1‘!.
Q
’OTICE.
I ' llllll‘lllili"
All l‘rrmiu- I\\\‘lll',:l‘l\lillli‘-" on llzvll si-w'
pun liinuxl fn-III The flow. Klut‘llllh' i'..uap._~.u_v Iluumgli
llli‘ll‘ Agent John Scull llh‘ llt‘l‘i'll)’ cautioned Imi in
pay mm. M \vi‘ will not hung: hie R‘Ct‘lpl from this
illil'. TlIi‘Sfllmic Mnrliiul‘ ‘o.
" . Bun). (illniorv. Aunt,
i i
'.‘ hq. it. Pukm‘p-‘ii‘. N. Y.
.1. r.»
‘ ". .i».
.r.‘~'\'~'.‘i
Em . ‘L‘t‘tfiffl
MIS EskBRlD‘ GK WHATY’S‘
Swim-t School for Yonng Ladies
. And Children,
Arch {Rim-ct. Nor-walk. (Mun.
The Will your ugh-nu \\‘l~IllNE§D.\Y. Sl‘il'l‘ lfilh.
lit-ti. Regular cmirw four you“. ininirunuee. MIL-air.
Drawing and l'nlnr‘unz. l‘riliiiiry :ind l‘n~mriilury Dr-
pnrluiouls. Snorkel rerun: for finial] children.
For pnrtlt'ulnruuldn-ss . :_
hilx‘SlIlS liliOi‘lel'AY.
or MRS. ll. ll. \‘lx'Al l‘l'liD. lfrincllcil.
.'\l_l lin]
.-. - 7.. .«w
"E‘LMSMBAR.
The .‘llSSES (if) LRERT will molten their school
on Murmur. 'nu: (lI'iI DAY 91" SEPT. NEXT. Thorough
instructions. Special attention paid to the Flu:- Am
and the Pbyuluil linpmvcmoui lif/“lt‘ll' pupils. [ll 2i
Milo r‘. .r. rainy.
DAX’ ,SCI’IOOL.
\Vill Pie—open on
Monday, Sept. 0. mm. 51
At No. 7, Franklin Street
mdullléllllllam
Who hoi- lied lel'll of or lelwe in New York. will
visit Noni-nil: iiud $0lli1l . cirwrilk once it week to at-
tond to all nuoh work. PA] RING A SPENA L'l‘Y.
All orders left at this Dillon or Wood‘s Jewelry Stile.
Nor-walk. will receive prompt attention.
. P. 0. Adam». no: 9-35. Bridgoxxm'. Conn.
FOOTE---HATS
New Opening for 7
Fall and Winter Cam—
paign. "
New S all.
New ace.
inn Open
Saturday. Sellgltl.
‘ In store known as Bennett’s
Stom.-—upposite
e
old pluce.‘
” m mm or
O?
4 Cape?“
ind trill! Line of 1
Will. Fillls'llllE‘ Gilli.
-0oliend:eeethohtollyleof
‘ sun In,“- '
t 3». 1; ,
w
not a Democrat in the following lenguege:
g \v'lll llInI IiII llxw‘ndili'll'. oi lllt‘ l‘ullw
ill lilt‘ iiflln- of \V. S. Bunion fur
colonel Robert Ingere’oll téll why he is
i am on to the homoerotic Peg. Ind i will
Ill '0“ wliv. Everv State that ed from th
lt'ulied States wan e lhmocretlc Brain. Every
men that twlmvnnll lo lair the
oven the! it enriched was It Done
new. (A voice—“Give ii to them.“ Even man that
trhvl to tummy thhi Nation wan a corral.
Every enemy ih e Iet Republic her bed for twenty
Imm- hm- been: Imocnit. Every nun that idiot
nlon Roldli‘re Will e Democrat. t(‘hteru.—-‘-'met e
no.“l livery man the! starved l’ulon whither-e and K‘-
fuecd them in the extremity of death ii crn—i of breed
was ii Democret. (Renewed cheer-inn) Every man
that luvod ubivory Miter than liberty was e Democrat.
The man that eesiwiniitmi Abraham Lincoln wot a
Democrat. livery men llilit eyinpethlwd with the
main—«Ivory men gled that the noble-It l‘rtwlidcni
over elected we: men-inn me e rmmocret.
whom.) Jivery man that inipelred the eredlt of the
llnlwd Stalin; every men the swore we would never
pa ' the bonds: every man that aware we would non-r
leintlic mocha-kn wan ii nutrient. iClm‘nl.)
Every maul IdLmlfiiM the draft rum e Demon-iii.
(Cheer-Ll Evcrv men thin wept over the corp» of
slnvorv wnr u niorriii. ‘Every man thnt on
ldnco n
Dunmat. Ever
old flag from the
became ho huurdlhe Proclamation of Eman-
clpation~thr grnndont paper since the lmlnriilion of
ludolwnduuw—everyoneof them . wen n Democrat.
livery man that wanted an uprlelnu in the Mirth:
that “united to release “Ill who primnwrn that they
illiulit burn down the homin- 0! “Mini mldlt‘rfi abuw
the head:- of their wlvee and children. while the brim»
hu-buudn. Ibo heroic failure. were in the from who
in: for the honor of the old ling. overv one of ihein
war ii lhsniurmi. Evin-y nuiu that believed thin glori-
our Nation of our» in a confederary. every man that
lwllevril the old banner curried by our fnlhrre thmuuh
the ltomluilon. ihro‘nghlheWiir of nut. carried by
our liniilu‘nt over the dam: of Monro. carried by our
lirulllvrr over Ihv tlol II of the Rebellion. “imply mind
for it conlrwrt. Illliply Hood for en nfuomcnt. won a
llrnuu‘riil. ii‘hwre.) livcry nun \v m liol loved that
am sum» could no on! of the l‘nlun at uni phosnw;
t‘\'i‘f‘\' nniiI lhul believed the mind ftiliriv of I ‘0 Aim-n
it‘nn‘iiuvomnwm could be made to crumble Iiiatlniilly
iIIIoilni-t n! the touch of "“rllillll. was a Denim-rut.
ii ‘lu‘vm. l ‘
til-liberal. ovor‘v N‘If vou lilifi‘ got on your hproir
hmliw-~ \uu- given you 3‘ ii lit-moon". It‘lnmn.) bury
run. every uni that in lurking. every limb tho! i»
gone. in my for w It muwnlr of e Denim-ml. hill!
unnumlm.
38 WASHINGTON S'i llBl‘l'l‘.
COME and SEE!
'l‘ l l l} .\'.l“. W ."ltl' l. l‘)
fl :
huuulh,
For Mon.
3'
Noll-s - I- lll‘n‘ll\ uz'ivn llI:il IIII llrrt‘r »lll- ll' of llll' I'n.l~
lillil llalu‘tli‘ li~lrIlr II? the noun: \oru i‘kl mun n. lino! . ‘l‘
llI-Iriit lI;I~ lI mu lili‘l‘t' uI. Ilu- hi \‘I l,‘~l of NT - :Ilul lp‘l gTI ‘.' 1? 5". Q0 '4 T Hats a
Hill -.ll\l .nnv ' ' {lIIi-A Ill xiii l “'l) ‘ ;ni~l!‘”l \‘llll £3 ll) ‘ l -L‘ 1‘ 0.1“ U l _‘ ;
”Specially.
llllfl‘il Ilml lbnrr ii .1.- no IliulIrII: gnu! av lurzill‘ \‘lllli‘ —'-—~»~<Qeo v7 «
bu. luwu lll'hlt‘ lI_\ :‘lll‘ ovum-DC and I Ila (LI) ll‘rd _
“llll llll‘ i'li‘rk Ilif ‘lllll (ll‘fr'l‘l \. .
'l‘llllhll!l ll \\ MUN ll l i‘oiumulw . . . .
luau w my. ~ uf ml All the .\l‘\‘.‘ blylcs llllllilllt‘il
.lM‘tlllM l..\\"l‘u.\‘ Al Scum; lll-ll’li‘l ~
as 5mm ib‘iu llu‘ Market.
Fill.
lmumoum
. 5.1.31!“ , »
F: If ‘ I] Call
Sept. 14, 15, ll}. (*1 117y
—~.\T TU li-—
Fair ll rounds. Norwalkdd.
Tuesday
Cattle, Sheep, sit-incur“! Poultry.
Speed Premiums. (‘l-iss 96.
Wodno-day
Geldings, Marco and Colin, and
Sport! Premiums, $250, :3 minutes.
“ . " 8200. 2:41.
Thurudéy
Speed Clans, $290, 2:30
Runners. slot).
Bley‘elc ltnoo. Aim-tour, Race called
1 lit 1:? o‘clock.
Fridéty
speed 8150, 9:50. do. 8200, 3:37.
th-fouioeml Bicycle; Piirxc 8100..
DR. SI w- F'st.
ofivonwxcn. Germ.
The (lemma
PHYSICIAN
And Magnetic Healer of 29 years Practice.
Also. Business and Test Medium. -
Claireoyaut
Will visit Scorn Nonwux. 0mm.
Nauru, nttho CITY HOTEL.
be consulted.
Month livening,Se i. 27th. Tuesday
and \ ’etlnesdny Sep . 28th and 29th.
Dulcebcmhmntxnxwosnm.
The doctor examines end prescribes for the elok with
amt encore-x. ‘ no will locate every dim and dre-
bc your teem better than could yourself.
£33.:
wulnrly blur
where he ten
are by
month. thereby enr' lento upon-cot a phy-
elcinn‘r dun-usinm“ lithe dim a «at
moot convenient meshed which ”the “ t ”l“
1“ i . .;
Thodootcrnlec maul hie ‘dwiee m
d Imf‘moi'imloo-giuwg.
an
Wan al
nonethlncl ill km
“N EN ; “8W 1;. lulu. lotion.
donofthealek. All. communicating-lune
onhushoeeor “& m. '
etiolated
iii
Gene. .. . . _ . . .
“wwwrfirthorm nertienleleeondnrtm 7 old {it e cir-
w ,
ummwuwmnmc-wlm'
figswwmm (hue. wherein.
W!!! Mina-feta. aye-nu
melted mun-it ,
wee. I'flml'unumm'a: "‘“r - ‘1
wmvm’m'muuedwnhm
2.2322...an
. e
ordl- The owner an hero ill? some
mince of atom-hm that we: drown \vnl drawn by n gill? {Tying cxpcnm.
‘mmm‘hifiono" «amino ’21:: m" ”‘ ” ,_
round: Adrift.
0R Norwelk Solitude. e Mohair eixtrrn
V ”libido...
llI. King'slclnul lg: Bill.
STAMFORD con
“Will: RIC—OPEN NONBA‘Y SIWK‘BEK “It. it‘ll
The Iii-hoi’luag'o‘rda o 633"" foretheronb
mm! It 1 I rim.
P 0 N200 1" [7. KING. /
1‘rinrlpn
Sill Flotsam all Boner: Wallet. ‘
We uhidl lake e few more burnt-re on Silk Wren-inc
’nlm mine young: incline to learn boning. timid wago-
i-iin be made in both the brunt-hue. ,
RUTH it (lilulst‘llMlDT.
« (hm Factory.
A.
For Sale.
Ono Oyster Scow: Two nerve in! Mud
Bottom and Six acres of Hard Bolimu
Oyster Grounds. Will sell or loose.
Apply to 1
' JACOB M. LAY’FON.
, _. V“..- M. www.“ .
boots and Shoes
LA Di Eb“. MEN‘S and CHILI MEN‘S 2
SL1 PPE RS
a-r
Lovr l’ricus.
\AT ‘
JOIiN SQHAII 13‘s,
’ “'wahingt Street.
All Kind- or In: atrial. and (tn--
tom “‘urk at slicer-t Sailor.
. ..
\ r‘ v o '
a GLNTr: \V ANEI‘L [J
To lake unlwripttone for
. ‘ v v e v e
IhThllhATthAl. it \lhli".
The hill‘hl and brill Amricnn‘ public ion. of the
higher-l l‘lflhfl. nlih original nmtrihn‘ In: In» thi-
mml u-lcbrnlrd u rib-r- in vwry nmtry’. Edit by
.l '1‘. “who. .lr . end Henry i'nbnl Lodge. m-ntlw
tin-u of tho Jilflhi‘i‘l eunlnrm-nis and rulinrr. end
alto-r mum: aw iilmw mulch-iii guaranty of um‘vuuo
of lhi‘ llvvit-w. ‘ ‘
.Klmiyn bright. rmdnblv. and instructive: room».
pulmrn in lrlrflllufv‘. punch-nor in minim“. imm’cub
run: In n~|igion.‘ml :Iult-u-mli'nl Iii [10“!ch
l‘tin‘. .‘uu I‘l'ilh- a "union; $5!“ a your.
pm.» ,\I_'t‘l|l‘.‘ 0mm 30]" on ll‘d‘t‘l‘“ “will.
lllil‘n map) ‘1'!“ in any :Iiltiuw‘fur if: null-A.
A. S. BARNES & 00.. l‘uliliehi'l'h.
all Hi .v "a William 51..va York.
M“
t
‘
A com-
Anptv- ‘
wobnwmn
c
Wholesale and Retail Driller in
Erugs:
.MBlllClllBS.i‘
l‘rvut Medicines. Fancy";
Goods. Perfumery. ’ '.
f .
12mm: Ipuifilzl ill but!“ and built.
TRY OUR:
on!) WELL...
\I‘!". i ...- \l‘. l‘.‘ Ilwouncc. pm. or tuliuL.
Agent {or Somgr's Material Antidote.
BRUSHES.
llnir. Sail, Tooth. Clothes,
Largo Stork. Fine
Goods and
Cheap.
Soups. Sponges. ll‘au'dcni, Puffs,
(‘HL ,
Physicians, Prescriptions
‘ ' t ‘
(or-clung (. omnpoundcd.
m.- M! urfrIlv mumx‘liim Il‘ll‘lil". intros iii no
in: \\ uh Irav lion-s. thod~ unm- bu: Fire: Class-
:II c u~1 u will
lo ll.
.~. .
Planar
NOTICE]!
._. e W...”
Sweeping Ballefifll
21v
1
SUMMER; Goals:
1-— ,
Read the? Prices. .
V , v .
Suits. former price $5.00, new $12.00
.. u e- ' 12'“) et im
9.“)
Broken Suitsl Way Down. _ ,7
Como 1m Pure-lilac» before m .
«2 Blscvilhero. ’ -
fi
7.“ '
u u u to
Great varietv of Gent‘s Furnishing
Shirts, Cone Elli-ck Tim. Linen 1 ‘. .2
Collars on (finite. Also . ‘1
Trunks and Trav-
ellingfiBaglt ,
I con and em bountlitoeellcheeperthm _,.r
you con buy enywhelre else to make real. ..
for New Goods. ,4 ‘ V. 7
Come andl See me :
THE poopnnp cumming. .
NFW iEO‘I'lEL BLOCK "
_ South Horn-elk ‘
'\
Important til the Public.
:10 for n amounts-I of Guru linear.
GUARAXTEED 1o rg‘rr. on no Cains“.
Extrnoiirig. 35¢.
Rn charge fr! emaingilfm NI!!!
w p ‘
PflAl‘Tlififir riiés‘risii'. '
and l ‘
0?” “:4 Weill Aisling-did“!
.. zorvruik.
; l: ‘
, clued“)
#k on . L. "l
at a. mum. '
new...
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