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Mthhkhit-ysitismw
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Div-pond with the {rest notions or
Europe. the United Ststss show a greater
mission than any except Russia. which
tannins o'er seventrtwo millions of in-
w W our 30,152.59. Ger-
nsny shows ammo; Austris-Bungsry.
sums»; France. 36.90538: Grant Brit-
iss Ind Ireland. 85.150.000; Italy. 2'7.- .~
I38; Spin. 3.538.511.

 

 

 

The Washington Rut says: "General
W. president-elect. has notified his
politiesl friends—the men who were in-
struments-l in securing his nomination at
Chicago. end republican statesmen of
prominence generally throughout the
country to meet in their respective ststeo
on the 18h of this month. end settle upon
the-meetin- msn whom they wish to
advance hr the more prominent got-err»
Dents! posts during hisadtnintstrstion."

A man with the enormous wealth now
post-wed by Mr. Vanderdilt could add to
it very npidly: in fact it will double it-
self in twenty years if put into four per
cent. bonds and let slone. have to add the
snn‘hsl interest. With the pm!
“as“ " which Mr. Vanderbilt hes in
bonds sud diudend paying stocks. it will
he an my matter for hint to ho worth at
least Wfilflfioo should be live twenty
3"" hence. It in said that ho h worth
more thsn half that sum now.

 

 

Psris. \‘a.. a little \‘illnge of son pruple
on the side of the Blue Ridge mountains,
lass been completelv snowbound in n‘t‘enl
storms slid terrible suffering but ensued.
at lent live person perished from the cold.
“say of the houses were buried in the
snowdrifw. and the occupants had to turn
out. The inhsbitsnts have been crowded
into twenty buildings to economize fuel.
which. with provisions. ha been very
secret. News of the hsnilcs‘s condition
lass ruched the outer world. and a relief
porty succeeded in forcing its way in
with some dificulty.

“

‘I'hsrs lsa water fsmlne at Gslechurg.
Ill.. owing to the long continued drought
and cold. which hue dried up the wells.
cm sud ponds supplying the city with
water. In mnsequence of the lack of
wstsr the Chicago. Rurlingtou and Quincy
rsilroad had to withdraw its engines. and
on Snturdsy pnid $500 {or ice to molt Ill
order to supply the engines with water.
Brown‘s corn planter works and many in-
dividusls srs melting ice. which is oh.
mined from the Mississippi. The "old
averages about ten degrme below M'cry
night.

General Logsn hss introduced s hill in
tho ssnste to restore General Grant 11) the
srmy sad to retire him with full rank of
metal. but providing tlist be may be
ordered by the President on active duty in
on emergency. The committee discussed
the bill on Tuesday and every democratic
member expressed hostility to the mutu-
nrv. The discusnion was sharp and
spirited Illd General Logan intimated
plainly that the committee could - not
smother the bill. Finally the committee
deeded to postpone action until next
Tuesday. In the meantime it is under-
Qtood that the democrats will hold an in~
formal caucus and decide upon What
course to pursue. If the hill :3 beattln in
committee. General Logan will oat-r it as
In msndtuent to the army approprisrion
bill and force s discussion upon it. Gen.

 

 

 

Grant is the rock thst will split the repub-
The imperial spirit of the
pony is bsclt of him. but we believe there
is enough of the spirit of freedom and s
love of politicsl equality in the psrty to

licsn party.

prevent such sutocrsts in Logan. Conklin.

etc. from csrrying into eflect sny measure
that would tend so this would to give
them control of the government in oppo-
sition to the will of the people. The prope-
sition thst Grant should be retired upon s
pension on condition that he be sub ject to
the coll of the President is an outrageous

one. He is s citizen of the country and
subject to the laws. If the necessity ar-
risss for his or any other citizen's sorvit‘cs.

sud they do not respond. the government
lass the right to command and enforce it. ‘

Gen. Grant‘s action in the last caziipaiun

plsced him before the people as an ultra ‘

partizsn. lie was It part of the clziptrap
of the canvas. sod his attack upon a is!»
low otficer, Gen. Hancock. lost {or him
the respect of every lover of honor. Even
the republicans were ashamed of this act.
for they immediately smothered it. Gen.
Grunt ought to show s little latar tiny
patriotism sad self respect by putting:
stop to these sctions of his proclsuued
friends. which keep him before the coun»
try in the upect of s pauper. lIe ought
to have nonlinear: enough to declare that
he is upsble of providing for himself (or
the M of his life.

 

HOW ABOUT THE LIFEAZS‘E MUN!) l’ I
At the last annual town meeting it was
mentioned that there was an apparent dir‘
cnpnncy between the amounts received
for liquor lice-um in 187$ and 1879. It
was the understsniling then that the rush
to: would be investigsted by the select-
nnn. snd a report made. We have waited
psfi‘atly for thst report. and Were last
west inform-d unofficislly thst the ac.
counts but been examined sud louhd to
haul right. We expected by this turn
“It there would hove been o full cxpla-
m. but it ha not come: we will suit
sill our next i-nsnd if it is not forthcom-
luhythsttinas or suntan given there-
'flwuw'lll ask s few questions. give a few
hots. sud nuke s few statements in roln~
do. to the utter. his thing shsll not
is authored in onybody‘u interest. There
lsthsappssrsnes o! cmotednsus in this
vials assist which. if it csn. ought to be
M. Galena should consider
ht they on usrvsnts. not Issuers. sud
umdmhusrighttothefullest
denhlic slain. lfthers has
h. m.- ur Wee. let us know
Items. Wright hes resigned and will
M gusset frer. sad it will require
has washing to prevent his sons having
“we molly to bundle public

 

 

 
 
 

debt. he tent-so at this is thatiso

" .. ‘ r . . ~ . s

Downs. 13 boroughs. 3 counties. snd s11 10
of the cities are in debt. The three coun-
ies the from debt ore I-‘airdeld. Windham
and urchdeld. he one oorongh is Stqu'
ford. “a seventeen towns that have no
debt. 0! Which six are in counties that
owe nothing, sre as follows. srrsnged sl-

phabeticslly:

Bacon Nb. .VMTIQIOIM

I [IL Narrow-Ir.

Chapl' whim"
In. .
ire Rosa-ct.

But Gmby. Mar.

Semen.
Yew Weld. 'I‘rutnhuJ
Weutbrook.

A look at the record of those unindebtcd
towns in the census record reveals the
curious fact that only rm of then; (the
three italicisedl show a gain In population.
Beacon fall: is new. The thirteen other
towns have declined. All the unindebtcd
towns (including thus» that gnincdi to-
gether show a net decline in population of
133. on a total cmmw tion of 20.980.
though the three italicised gaincd 684.
Practically. therefore. it does not appear
since the state has increased about l6 per-
cent.. and than towns have declined. that
being out of debt is a. very strong element
of growth in itself. It is a singular rtwcb
‘ion.

A number of other inlet-outing points
call for comment at a later day. not the
least significant of which is the fact that
interest on debt calls for almost as much
as sny single item of expense that falls
upon logical gowrutucuti. and it is largely
the legacy of pnstogtwerntiieuta.-—Hart<
lord t‘onnmt.

 

II’URK 01" THE LAND LELlGI'I-I.
it Is often asked by thma not specially
inn-rusted in the welfare of lllt‘ Irish pen.
ple what good has the Land League M.
complialwd ': To thus» who have not
closely followcd the riie and pronoun of
the movement wo tltuirr to point out a
small [tortilla of the vast amount of good
which the league has accomplished in Ire~
land. The first problem which confront.
ed the founders of the length: was the
threstened fstnins owing to the fniluro of
the potato crop («1879. 'I‘iu- first thing
to be done was to prawn! a famine and
to saw: the people by moans which would
presrrvc tllt‘ll" manhood and not allow
thorn to be degraded to the position of
pauper-s. This work Mr. Powell and Inn
ro~lnborors undertook and .uecessiully lib
complisbrtl. ttnd to the league is duo lllt‘
full t‘h‘dll. ileupitn tliu t-ll‘urls made by ti o
Ilut‘bcss of Marlborough and ntlwn win
tank up lliu work in order I i nmlav the
people dcpuudt‘nl on tlicir bounty. or In
lurtlicr Quins 3011013:me ]K’1\Illllllnilllflllull.
Mr. l‘arIIt-ll and utl‘vr ll‘l‘ll nit-iiibt-h luul
roponlully warncd tho British gowrw
nicut Hf tlic itipwidiiig fztutiuc. yvt not
tho sliglitcit cllnit was madt- ti \xunl It
off until the league originated the I‘ul‘wl
fund mun-mum. which \“lln subscqnvmly
Lilian up by others “51 alum; «stud. In
conjunction with warding utl‘ tho fuminu
threatened by the failurc of the \‘l‘nps. tho
lt‘ngue bad to deal with t-Victiuns which
always follow ll time of tliitrc-ui in In»
hind. Thorn were no loss than 15.0th
persons tlircntened with m lt‘llUfl without
Nlllt‘tl)‘. Tlit‘ :It‘lmn U! ”to {WIN
rental these It: most placm and whom
such \rns impossililu uttvn‘lml in the na-
cesniitics of Ill" cvit'tml pcrwms. 'l‘lw
work done in prm‘cntiug oriciiun can lw
npprm‘latrd “'llt‘ll we cumpam- tho small
number of tt‘t‘lt‘tlol‘m in 1‘79 and “in With
1546 and ‘49. In 1M8 thew won" 300.000

league

portions m-ictod in Ireland and in 1849
50.000. Tim landlords “'t‘l't‘ llu lt set inhu~
man and exacting during tho past two

years than at the former period. and the
only agency which provo‘xtml n n‘pt‘liliun
of that h‘rrlbln period was. (lu‘ Inuitl
league. The third grout work “lllt'll the
league had to accomplish wan to inxlil and
t - maintain aspirit of Illllllllllt‘\liulll impo-
fulncss in tho pimple. The succuv of the
t‘lYUT‘S toward this end has boon mus!
markcd and extraordinary .‘t mm» of a1».
ject. cowering and appnrt-ntly llt'llllt‘SS

of spirited. noiLruliant and CVl‘ll tlt-lliull
{rue men who know tlwir rights and are
prvpnrcd to maintain them. The uhjt-c-
tions raised against the work of tho lottgue
are that It increases crime and uncom-
ages the pcoplo to arts of viult‘nt‘e. Nil
“tor of tlwsv lts‘k‘f‘llull‘? are true. Sicilia-

 

slaves. has been transformed into 3 body .

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the South. on the basis of political. com-
mtnercisl sod indium-ls! traternisstion
with the Republican party: but the so-
oolled msnifesto has append without do—
nning General Msbone‘s position on any
Sstionsl question, snd without indicating
which psrty he will act with in the organ-
ization of the Senste.
There lids "-n much talk recently of n
breach which is said to be widening be-
tween the stalwart and conservative (”ac-
tions of the Republican party. It is com
ceded that Mr. Blaine can have any cabi-
net position he may want under the com-
ing administration. It is not so certain
that Mr. Conkliu 'im have all he wants
for his friends. and this xitn'itiou is sufii-
cient to Increase the (och: s of rivalry
between these nuoit-ut ‘. quarks. and
the powerful Ta‘ttions in iich they are
thevluhders.
The house has passed ‘ w regular army
appropriation bill. niakii .. the fifth of tho
rogular appropriation bills which have
been passed. Mr. Reagyn‘s Inter-State
Commerce bill. and Mr. Wood‘s debt rc.
funding bill. have been discussed. and it
is probable that the latter will be passed.
Mr. Reagan‘s blll meets violent opposition.
and it certainly will not become a law in
Its prudent shape. III-i friends claim that
it will cstop discriminatious against RlIIp~
pond. and defeat the tyranny of corpm
rations; its enemies say it In it scheme to
divert the carrying luminous from tho
rails to the riwrs .

_ -. —— Qov ..

llyutcrmcn In forum".

Thom was a pmtty full hut-nuance of
tho continuum-a of tlit- thl‘iuuH town urgaiv
nizatiuns on Saturday but. Chas. \\'Ilmiu
of (irtWII\\IL‘li :Inkml tn lm l‘kl‘uil‘ll frmu
acting as chairman of tlw cummittw. his
duties being such that lw \‘HlllIl lli'l ulchId
ti) It [)l‘nlh‘l‘l‘l‘. llv' full at mpuhy
with the lllUVt'lllt‘lll. :mnl “'lll lmlp ll in
\VIII. '1‘. .‘lt‘l‘l‘lll II!
this, cIt\ . \“us clt‘t‘lcd lll llln plllt‘c. llcp-
rcseutatn‘t‘ Baker was presto“ during tho
the meeting.
The following “‘rrc

L“ lll

or cry possiblo way.

\‘ll‘t'lt‘tl t‘XI‘VlllHt‘

(‘Jlllllllllt‘l‘ fur \Vcapnrt.
lltn‘id Taylor of South Nomndh
elct‘tvd treasurcr ol‘ tlw Annulaliun.
'l‘lit‘ t‘xm‘uliro cununntco WM: lllall‘ili [ml
to t-mpluy t‘IIllllM‘l in 10ka :Ile' tin-Ir lll'
torn-its in llartfunl. mid ll \“ru \‘nlt-Il that
each town cmplny mix Iwri I mm»: 1.

II. was \‘ntwl that lbw [It‘lllltilh
circulation fur hlgllllllll‘l‘n lie
S‘itl‘ollll‘)’ Urn. ll. “'Iuln I‘ll wI‘ in {HM 'TII'
l'uli mu.

t‘lim. .\1Ill~ Mix girth tiIIIlmIII) In
slum-I“ and cmlvct lll‘llli')' m lldl‘lt‘ll. .lllll
tum MIMI) titer in tho sl‘l‘lv Im‘).

i'ulil. .\.
p Irfurm Iln- sumo illilli‘n lll liI‘Inlut-pmi.

'l‘lw gcnorul t‘ lllllllllt‘l‘ unis \ulv-«l
llmrity lo cullt-ct tummy 1mm any \ulll'x'u.

\‘ulml. llI.Il liu-I‘huIrIIIuIi of tho
llllllt‘t‘ nf t'fH'lI town slit-Illil :IwI-I‘luut
Yatliiu of \‘IN: ‘li .‘lllkl all-um 'l\‘ t-Iitzugi ll
In “NH

“'lu

llII\\ lll

ruturuml i.»

All

Rowland \\'.1\ uullmrmml In

‘Hll‘
15w
lll
lliiniyslv~r lllhllltwn
lmt'lh‘.

“will cl 1\ n

Hartford.

Aft r It lung. wnllnhn‘uliu‘ and In: lllvvl‘.
lHIli lllt‘t‘llll'.’ lbw c ‘lllllllll w :liljvilll'III‘Il In
Illt‘t‘l :Igiiin :ll tlI-~ mum» ‘Ilill‘t‘, Hlllllrluy
the lI-llll ind.

m Iki~ 1h - battlt- 21 \ II‘IUI}' Ini' Illu
:Iiipl‘i l'l‘ltllulll

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Sufism. IiitwLm‘

At the Capital.

 

Nomxsrsn Fort
UNITED Sum 8359.103 BY Accurat-
ribs—Tu: Bt‘smnss or run. Bovin—
Suxxrortux. Coxurrrrms Nowxsflm.
SENATORIAL CAUCL‘S.

In contrast with the senatorial contests
of former years the ropublicnn caucus oalb
ell Tuesday evening; to nominate a cuudi~
date for United States senator might seem
tame and uninteresting. About 150 rap
resentiitivcs gntlicnl in their limits as the
time approached for which the caucus Wan
culled. 'I‘hiy were admitted to the ball
by ticket. while u vory liberal attendance
of spct‘taturs occupictl the galleries. Sew
slur L‘uit of New London 0:. Had the meet-
ing to order. Representative Booth of
Dtiubury was elected Chairman aiid Messrs.
Stanton of Slouingtou and Mun-lam of
Merideu were elected clerks. Mr. Bomb
spoke of the business of the meeting and
hoped that the state would not again be
rcprcsoutml in the upper houso of congress
by any mm but a republican. Ila thou
called {or bur-incur Thorn was a flight
pause. 3 number of roprosoututiws finally
starting to lllt‘ll‘ {col ill. tlicsumo qunIt-Iit.
as if uuxmus to put the impcmlmg and. it
might almost be haul. lhI‘ iIIM‘ilnlIlc Inn»
tiuII. Suiiutur llamumnil was accorded
the “our and moved that .luaopli ll. Ila“.
lt‘)‘ of Hartford be lliilllllllllt‘il by cht‘liIqu

thin as candidate for I’niII-tl Hinton Iit‘llll-
(\II'.
Sonatur Burk ruse lit'ul‘ him and mid

that the republican party of llll‘ slnlu llllil
"noon to lw cuuurniuliitml that (buy lmw
nuiiiii ln‘l‘ll winntult-Il tn puwur ll\ llll «ll-—
purtnu‘uh’ of tho aluh’. It is llu- duly of
my puny to pm in ii: lit-st lllI‘ll. 'l‘lir
man who liml lwuu iIIr-IIliqutl l ile :I I‘vliu-
lllllull no! buuiiilcd by tho nnrruw rou-
llurs ml 1 c slate. Uu Identified himself
with tlw quIvslax-t-r)’ party from its vm‘
limt (lays and rctuuiuml with It IIIIIIl Ilw
work fnl' “Incl: that puny W1“ l‘nrmul.

was ucvuuiplmliml. llv lqul ‘\ l‘lt‘:ll‘ livahl

‘ upon brnml rllillllllt'l‘ri. :uul nu lumnsl
ommiiittt-c: Vitus. “mm“, ”f (in-munch. liunrt (Inch umm‘nnr of ”Ir \l‘llu uml
bullum lliiburlu ?\lI\l In... 11 \\ wk» of in)“. mm. u h_l\‘.‘_“,lmmw “I I‘HH‘AH ‘5‘ h“

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h“"‘““" bud M‘I'Vt‘tl Ilw pmiph‘ Iiillilully iI'nIII ill“!
Eli Rruillt-t “as :ItIllmrIml In lll'l as

t) luxt. liming lllrt I‘lll‘t‘t‘l‘ In ll public
man many lmxl guiio \lll\\'l|
rcpuliiliuus. but no I‘Ingrr of l‘\‘]|1‘i\.‘It‘l\ lllltl
boon pI-IIItnl :it (lclicl‘ul lliiwlv)‘. llu was
tu-tln) lbw I‘nI't~IIIu.~I mun In llli‘ Mulv unl
ul‘ lllt‘l‘I‘lIlllIllt‘llll )llll)‘ ..f
lln mm \llll lbw Imnlillutinu.

IlllilLL" Iquilv llsiiIrwii \‘Il-l Ilicil
pimcipul lill~lllr~i lnl u liiv'li lln- III-~mlu In
In Hut
liml \\.I~ la II‘,ll‘lI‘l‘ llll il-mIt-v of tho pt. -
p‘v :Iinl pl.“ \‘JII‘! pli l: [1.1“ lvi lll lli.~ xt’ll-
Ill ' Hl llIi' l‘IIllI‘il 5i.|ll‘.‘. lll ltt‘llllil \ll‘ lllI‘
l-wililx‘nl llIi‘ «‘Ii)‘ ulIIl (If XV“
II 1\I‘ll_ 1w bound} .wm-Iulml \lll‘ II»-m.mi~
ti '1‘.

Thu lllullull \\.I~ llll‘ll

“'llll Milliml

l'iIlIlII‘i‘lli‘lll.
llit‘
I‘lulIII‘v hurl in NI m‘lIl

til, lllt' lt‘f‘

county

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of

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'l‘liv :tllurnct I'l‘t‘é-lllllll‘llilt‘tl Iu lu‘ t‘lll- ~
‘ 'l llv‘hIlJV I‘\ I‘lllll" {in~ r- ‘I‘Iliilt‘Jll «nation-
PlHVt‘il lIv {inn .‘l\\' «'IuIIuII \tcrc I-Illn'r l .l‘ ‘ * ‘le (~ I
' ,' . . . lIIv lll H \ :lll ‘ I m... l‘ 'l..| «‘ I' 1':-
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{h “ [ho \ H. u ‘ “n \r l m l‘lllil‘l'uil‘. 5 lliiium; lllnill‘ill‘t‘i‘. lirmhlrw l;

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.\lwv\‘|; rump, ll‘lllu‘Z llt'“ lawns and lim.
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llillllrtllul'lullll‘. Elllll :l\1:|lo‘ I- IlllllIl\~lI‘|I.
If llll‘ ny-h-mwn \\ll‘l Ilimk :ili'm- \\ ..'I
act .‘IENl mrr)‘ llll .r
Willi \'l.{lil' to H v lvg ~l:tlIII:- llH-l'l~
tlnIIl-t ul' tin-Ir 'l‘lii. lllllt' lbw)
:ll‘t‘ fully lll‘I‘llV'l .iIIIl lll Ilvutl czii'iiml. (allil

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will llih't‘ ~lII‘I‘t-as lwr‘ IIIM' liar} ili‘nv'lw I‘ ll.

t'rnmcm.
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in tho t-vi-nmg tlivrr was :I luv-4.- nth-iii

 

tics prove lliztt crime Is [use pruvulcnt than

than in citlicr England or Scotland, lllhl
the speakers at land meetings lmvu rcpt‘ul-
‘ odly warned tlwir lit-:trt-rn againd tho cum-
9 mission of acts of violenco.
known fact that the “outragim” are mow
ufactured by cnrrcstmnilenls of English
newspapers. To sum up the good results
of the Land league \\ ork it will be seen
that while during the famine years of
1846 to 1849 300.000 persons are computed
t) have died of famine and pestilence in
one year’. during the late famine it may
In said that not a singlc penmn dlt‘tl of
starvation. and while in the former period
330.000 evictions occurred in one year. at
the present time the evictions MU practi-
cally st an end. During 1849 when no
Land league existed 97 murders occurred.
while in 18% only five are recorded. In
sdditon to the good thus alrcady accom-
plished by the league the agitation has
made it iinperatirely necessary that there
be st radical reform in the land laws by
which the country will be rid of thc incu-
bus of landlortlism. The Lanvl league has
accomplished more for the Welfare of the
people of Ireland than any fur-met effort
within the some space of time. We have
full faith in its complete SUCt‘t‘K‘i‘ in ac«
complishing its object. There is no dau-
gar o! fslluro. the agitation must be kept
up until the people of Irel.nd shall be the
owners of its soil. This is the doctrine o!
the league. Its acmmplishmeut is only a
matter of time.-—-("onncclicut Catholic.
“‘ASIII‘G'I‘ON LETTER.
Comments A'l‘ Wou.-—Anovr AN Emu
Smsmx luuoss‘s thwssnrioss.
~liu~onnss 811.15 DIS‘
Cl'SSID.

than our Regular Wudrm.

Wumsomx. D. C. Jan. 8. i881.
Congress has renumbled and gone to
work. in the lower houss st lust. With an
energy that promises the accomplishment
of much lrnportsnt legislation befon- the
fourth of Xsroh. It is the objcm of the
nisjority to pus sll the spproprlation bills
and to couplets sll neoeassry legislstlvs
work before the term of the present Gon-
lnss expires. so so to avoid the necessity
of sn extrs sssslon after the insuxurstlon
ofG-snsrsl (Infield. Whether the rnsjor~
it, will he aces-Isl ornot theoonlnl
two weeks will disclose. If the Republi-
csns are «trained is have an extra ses-
sion tosuhls thesis stspat oncsisto
the o! the Bones. it is in their

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:IIui p-IIi-I'ul lest‘iin»--i.m of tho
ti} slt-I' Numb“. In IIiIt-rmlx :Iml llll' l\\\ ».
regulating the «‘ullm'o and growth u} ilt‘lr.
'I‘lwro l\' grout unanimity Ill this Innrv»
1 mom. and :I ticlcrminulinn In u..-
Incmis to pn‘vunl llli‘ ll‘t‘ of
the (illwr Illt‘irsllrl': lliul
bu tlctriIIIt-nlul tn llw inlvrcslrz of the chi~
eral oyslonnan.

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ill'i‘

Q,
The (Huer- Qumt Ion.

In “'(‘t‘k before last‘s issue of tho Nt-a
ll’orld tlIt-ru appeared llll :II'tIt‘lo from Mr.
Merwin accusing
Steam dredging. staking out natural buds
and tho appointment ofa nuitu commis-
sion. of jealousy. and saying that this up-
position was confined to II {ow nystrruwn
in this city. To that article Win. 3. Mer-
rill of this city rcplles its f0lln\\'~.‘

Editor Sea ll’orld and Fishing Curr-Hr:
In regard to tho lclwr from Mr. MI-mI-In of
Milford. lItl says 1le complaint against
steatii is confluvd to South Norwnlk. and
the complainants are small oystormcu.
.\lr. Editor, this is no! truu. for .‘l Commit
too (if lira. of the town of Nui'wulh. lllt‘l
in said town as being a central plucu. with
committees from tho different Inwnsnlnng
the Sound. to consult together in rcgurtl
to steam on natural bids in tho waters ”i
this State. which Ilwy unanimously in.
solved would be a detriment to the State
and all concerned In tho llllSlllOS§., Mr.
Editor. those were not small uystermen.
but. men that could build steanwrs with
their capital. but. think it. would kill tho
oyster business entirely. In wizard to the
small oystermen. those that do not own a
loot of oyster ground. but «lopvud on tlu-
natural oyster beds for the support of
themselves and {ninilh-s. have they no
voice in this question but to he drove from
the business and eventually drove from
the Suite by a few monopolists? I cannot
think that this legislature will continue to
sanction laws for the es mcial benefit of a
few capitalists azaiuSt t 9 many that do~
pend on the natural beds. There an» men
waiting to sue what will be done by the
legislature this winter in rogard to present
lows. before building steamers. They are
working in unison with tho many to pro.
vent steam on natural beds” Oysters Imu-
remain at the shine prim that they did
eight or ten years n . \Vu cannot see
that steam this lesson the price at all.
nor do we see that steam has made any
new beds which wss one of their groom:
arguments last winter. Now about these
men hsvln: oil the boys and coves west or
Black Roch: they are n small rtion in
corn to what is east of t In! point.
hers is n jeot in View to suite 0!! all
the nsturs grounds or Stmtford which
cover the largest on or whstls known
as the Badman beds. to the h but hid-
dsr. sad then set specisl tion to
motion; Thmucopltsloltersd from
New York
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him) «if \\':nmu;:1nn. House of" lluiltlam.
(hunt-Yul. THllJlIIl. ‘

(In RuilnHIJS—l‘m'li‘l‘ of l‘urmiugmn.

{HM-W. ..f Snullilmry. [hm llt‘l' ul Now Lun-
tluII. llnyl Ii" Nlllllll'uhl. “will Hf Ashfurd‘
Hiurm- uf (‘m’liwnll‘ i‘ur‘ nt' Durham. Killlw
Hf lll‘lll‘llll.
()1: Km!» I’m‘vmrs ——\\'i~lcli Iii‘ 'l‘urringtun‘
Smith of \l'I-llu‘rslivbl. Law of (‘llr‘fillll‘t‘.
L'Ipluvn nl‘ l.\'iIIv~. .‘lmult' Hf (iI't-t‘nwit‘h.
Nislml-i “l‘ 'l‘liumpsun. l\'t.‘l5l‘y nf ESSM‘
lllwrlt‘ll Hf llvliluli.

flu lnsm-uuw"Bryant of l‘:.l.\’l Hartford.
Mullliy of Xtiilli l5I~.~iIIl‘uril.(lI‘uy Ui‘h'rutun.
l‘nt‘.'lv.~‘ ul‘ Ni-I‘wulli. (‘lhtau til 'l'iiuuHmm‘
(imulwlll I'i’ fililll‘tm. l‘uu I)? I‘Qruund‘ M...
Ltiughlm (If Stall-ml.
4m Firmm‘v—chssI‘u. l‘i‘l‘l'y (if Fairfipm.
Ful‘lit‘s of Ensl l'llll'lflll‘il. ch‘ter of “fat.
o‘l‘lilu‘)‘. “I“ (if Lyllli‘. lllllx‘t‘l‘ (If Nuynvalk‘
llingliiun ul‘ Windham. liltttllvy of \Viu-
I‘lll‘htl‘l'. h’lnnnm‘ «If .\IItluvur.

I)“ Html.‘.-»—I\lcs.~tl‘s. Baldwin uf Plym~
..uth. S irau'uu ul‘ llitrti‘ord. Sheldon of Sui‘.
iiultl. Ii unlit-tn ul’ \Vitlerburt'. L‘umstock
of “hum-foul. SI. JrIlIII of blow Cm am,
Fuller ni‘ Putnmii. Gross of l‘lantflimldiun.
On Hmmuw qulitutious—Mvssfi’f .xJPom.
her (If \‘t‘l’llllll. \\'liitmnl‘t~ of Rocky Hill.
l'ulw of Oxford. BUIIIIMI ul‘ l‘rwltm. Hill
of Trumbull, Robins of Ear-(ford, \Veluli
(tl‘ Nurfulk. (lunch nl' Mitltllrtivld,

Ull Ellisciih'uII——Messt‘s. Latino]: of Nur~
wicli. Bulwell of Clinton. Russitor “(Gull
ford. Bv‘ldi'll (if “‘lllull. Ellsworth (ll
Plalllfit‘ltl. (iunn of Harp-into". Russell ul‘
liuddaru. News" of Union.

On School lurid—Messrs. \Vrst. of Hart‘
foul. Savage of Snutliiugt-on. Glut-u ul‘
Grown. Catlin of Struttunl. Elliot of Pom.
Trot. Lumphtrr of Goshen. Wright of
\Vt‘stltnmk. Piiney of Vernon.

OH. clurI‘culluaneaari. Bai‘alow of
Norwich. Wadsworth 0’ Furmington.
Sanford of “town Falls. Beardsley of
Monroe. (:il‘tlflVehul‘ of Pomfret. Juilnon of
Bethlrlwtu. Davis at Killingworth. Town
of Union.

0» Military tifl‘uiro—whlmrs. Stanton of
Stonlnutou. lltunmar of ‘ Wothcrslleld.
Tibbuls of Milford. Road of liridgupurc,
Sownid uf Putnam. Cttprou of alumni.
Seldcn of Chairman». Brown ul‘ Columbia.
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usrttli. Dauuhy oi Ridgeflold.
Curt-ls of Woman. Stark ol‘ East Haddntn,
Wedge of Willington.

On New Totem out! 1%)!)an Districts-
Messrs. (Sum: of Milford. Thurston otSlma-
bumlsrk at h‘orth Eliminators. Buck.
In: of Buntinxmn. Cook of Volun-
town. Cartwright or North Canaan. Don-
laon of 8s ' rook, Eaton of Ellington.

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f Sterling. Gillett of fisllsbu .. Stevens
t‘Killingwurth.LoomIs ofBo n. ,

On Ronda and Bridges—Messrs Tuttlc‘
of East Haven. Fuller of‘Gritnby. Shes oi
olchrstei‘ Sanford of Newtown. -_
burst of Scotland. Wooster of Norfolk.
Lawton 01' Middletown. Northrop oi‘
Bridgewattar.

On Engmssed Bills—Mosul. Perry of
airflow. Sheldon of Sufilald. Men-Imam
of Morideu. Crsndrtll of Lodyard. Bushnell
f Cnnterhurv. Baldwin .0! Plymouth.
Sorthrnp of Middletmvn. Eaton of Elling-
ton.

OH (Innsliiulimml Amoudmt‘niii—Messrs.
Booth ul‘ nnbury. Vest of Hartford.
Bronson o Mitldlvtnwn. DcWolt of Old
Lvme. lniw of Killinuly. Duuzlnss‘of New
Hartford. Ilnusu of Hudtlzuu. Eldridgn of

"illIII 'tun.

“On 3“Tc-m wrum‘c—~Mwsrn. Abbott of
{itigcficlth inhlmril of Bloomfield. 'l‘hm'p
if North Huron. Burgusus of New Lun-
lnu. Robins of East ford. Morris of “food-
iury. Lord of Suybrouk. \Vcdgo of \Vil
inglon.

(In Fmicml li‘a'l.llz'uils~.\lussrn. :\‘.Ylll'll (If
Tollalul, \Vt‘llt‘fi of Glastonbury. Tl'uut ..f
llt‘l‘llV, lniililnf Fruuklin. Mmulm'illn ..i
llvdtllng. Muse-[v ul' Adlanl. l'lIIIil (If
llal‘klmnwicml. Balm of l‘hvslm‘.

()n I'lnjft-IW’II Iiig)lhl-~Sr‘“‘l\l‘ll nr l'IIt-
mun. Mullwrof Avon. Hull of \Vullin‘.‘
fiml. Shin of l'nli'lwsliel‘. SI-llvt‘k uf Dar-
It'll. “'Iu‘llinma ul’ Gushun. \thvux uf
(‘I‘nmwt-ll. llIiI'lbIII‘t ut‘ Slum-rs.

(m (‘upilul Furnflurr mu? (:‘ruumlxwi
Mmsru. which of Norfolk. lluux'lmi HI
l'lllflt‘lll.(illllll “I" llifl‘unl. llllhll ul HI“!
l.\‘hw. Riki-r til~ Nuru‘allt. FiIHI-I' ul‘ l‘IIl-
llillll. Nulllirnp «If .‘llllvlli‘lu\\‘ll. Nt‘\\\‘ll ul‘
l‘IIInII.

lb: It‘i rat-...... m" .lnm! Hull's -.\li‘sxru.
ShiIIIii-I ul' \mlutvr. \\'Inmilu nf \“llul‘till‘
I. win. t'u\\ irll ul’ [m In. .lunm. .il' (Kilt-luna-
lur. lizllwil ml' ll t le.?~‘1np;n-.- u!‘ H lllll"
tun. HIIIIllI til Kr W H \I'tlui‘tl. lit-Ill“ ~31 mi
Su'lll‘unk,

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\Il.‘li'l.llf'li.l‘1.'lllni l‘..IIliII_-l.
til' Slit-rum:-

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l.ll\‘lIll lil. \ltli‘lIt-ll ‘12 Now ll IlriIlI. Nur.
rIqu Now ll:I\t'l\‘ Mini m .11 meirh,
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Hf \\'I:|.~lu~-l.-I‘. 1' l‘ailllml. l’wmln‘r

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{hill the wedding
abodt twd‘m‘oloch. ‘
illuminated by the burning of the fstnoua during the i
There was s violent m daughter.
hull at the time, one of which as , to express my sincere thanks.

phallic
storm of . .
struck him in the eyenud blmdedlum

for a few minutes.

dred dollars. dropped dead in the harness _
last work. Mr. Simona uptuNl tlio lIOI‘tlt‘ 531"-
to ascertain the cause of his sudden (lHll-ll
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[initial-day nigh‘t.
ihe armament was

residence.

Mr. Simon‘s horse. vslncrl at one hun-

(ln Saturday evening Tlmmes‘ store was

(‘mwdctl and n dense cloud ot‘ sumke G
filled the
onus".

store. “’0 soon lonrned tho
The bridcgromii bud plaaad two
boxes of cigars on the counter. thereby
bribing all the SlIIUkt‘I‘S not to sengnade
him with their calliilliunipian band. be
having no war for such music.

7 {to

0ur fiiwlngs II'IIIkt.
Fri-III {hurt-port of the bunk (‘mumis-
sinnvrs. for which \\ \‘ lll‘t‘ inIlI-luml whim-
Iiiimioncr “you. we take tlw following
statistics of local savings bunks:

Failllwlil (‘1. Savings B.IIIlt~1'ulItl din
1) Nil“. $297,703 SH: intcriut Illlt‘llt‘lllalllll’fl,
$7.II.-‘T.III; surpliu. $1.9m on. Total Imm-
lwr ul‘ tlopuxIIIIr-i. 779. Tnlul unsold. $31M}.—
l‘ilblh‘l. Slatc lax puhl «luring the )‘wr.
$N‘. 3%. l'. 3-4

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tux. IIiIllIl'Ig

'l‘ulul Ilf‘llllsllfl‘

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Wild “Jo; surplih. SHIIJNMIIII 'I‘utill liululwr

Iil‘ Il-‘ltwsllul‘~. 4.131. TULIl :ivI-lh. $l.lill\).«
2316?. State tux p.ii.l during tlioytul‘.
:1 mini Iii, l‘. 5. In. lll‘ll III};

Hamil Naruni'k Hru lugs B.Itil\"~'l‘ululilt‘~
pnxih $lii‘ifi lllli'l't’Kl(lllf‘dt‘llflfilllll‘l,
51317339.“; unplu‘. $7 l9. 'l‘nlnl number
1‘ulllu‘5l‘l‘i. $ltill.79l.

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of ilt‘lilmlluix. \T‘J.
:ll. Slutt- l‘lX pm! during tho your.
«in. I‘ .\' nix. $tl 7i.

\thp ‘H Hm my limit w'l‘ulal dopihib.
stun-J ‘3"): $643.-

lllli‘l'i'nl illlt‘ dopuqiurg‘

«l5; unplug. Kiwi“. 'l‘nlul lllllllln'l‘ til
ilrluixllnl'n. ~l;".‘. 'l‘ulul asu‘li. “limit”.

Hinte- I.I\ pithl during tliu your. $96.”. 1'.
H tux. $11 \Nl.

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f‘l'Il l. \\'. “Hare-ls i'I-I' Ilic your Milling
.V w. .»~'. l‘h‘il, lllln‘ lut'll lr‘nlll‘d :Inil cnn
l:I:I.. .« ..nm; lillii‘l' (lilngs llw fullutring of

public Inlcrrsl'

lllllll': Iin- _\t M 11H clIuIigu luu burn
mutlv lli lln- lll'lll‘ «If Ill“ (‘t-IIIII‘t‘lII-ut Nu-
llillllll (illlll'll. .\ \i-I‘_\' gtt'llt‘l‘ul (lustre Ii t‘X-
pl'rsunl lion nn imprutml sight should be
{ltlhltll‘iL ilviii'ml “Wrist-ll: says in his I‘v-
port (lull llll I‘Xlir'llillllll‘l‘ \Villllll
(lL)lllllll ~~ I'Iiililit‘ llll‘ Ir “'l’-’" llt'l[¢:r to ram
p01“ \\ illl lllngt' Ul- ulilt‘l' sillli‘s‘ \\'llil I‘ll‘x‘
l’losuys lie

rlli‘ll

pl‘u\nl.~.l “ill. |lliIvl llI fights.
lIi~~.I:iLml :llhull lil?ll\|li_L'. Llw wining“
..l uni-ultx-«l l'nI‘ I'Xlll‘lllll‘

[tun . li.l\'.- i' in ll .1 Iiii- I \‘li'llhtln II? the ill“

liv-

l‘Illl‘J‘ titliwr :1:

vaI'Iviic-ul t' -.i». l *i'niiéy iII Nico.“ til the
INIIIIile. III :uumuiiimm with llw \vishoa
nt‘tlit- .ilit-or.» of tho First. Third and
Fourth lo,:'lillt‘lIL:~. lizt-ii' uplipuwnls worn
oillcil in and nilcrcd discarding the
t‘russbults.

The r-xpuuscrt in“ tho ill-pnrnut‘nt fur the
vent worn $64.50Hiil. most. of tho expen-
diture-s bring for tho following purponcs:
~~For mwaiupmom and military stores.
hdlllllllti: transportation. $2374.75. uquip-
mont‘. 4.17912; twiluriim. 890.317.14; tir-
Iuorv routs. 8U“. 133.49; olllcvl‘n‘ compensa-
tion: $2,717.14: \‘lll'l‘ of arms. 83.402.IS;'
targi'lfi. $459330: ‘lllllllullllloll. $1,090.00:

uniform repairs. $134 55.
«9M

“13“" i‘Y'l‘ON.
‘l‘lic oyster business in lively. Largo
quantities wvl‘o Ullt'l‘ll up during tho few
upt‘ll days this “well. Capt Elswurth
«taken from eight hundred to one thousand
bushels a work. lliltuu & Sou lulu: till
Hwy can get of European stock. South
Norwullt is now supplied with large oys-
tara from hero on account of their harbor
lining blot-toil.
Theodore Imwuda can supply any quot:
tittl. M ho has stored them bore during
tho smiluwr from his plantation on Long
Island show. '
Capt. Win. 1. Stevens new steamer is
laid up on dammit of a want ol‘ water. the
cmutensor being our oi order. She new
large quniitllim of Willow and cannot be
supplied short. ul' South Scrotum. Men
from the Norm‘ulh Iron Warin- m here at
work on llt‘l‘ upridwtsi‘r. It the condenstr
is in order. lierf built of \"lllfil‘ will last ten
days. Ilaretujfure he has used a tank
every day. I .
Win. Gad“? . ion at Capt. Wot. God»
trey. or our ‘ et'the Ohlst. wss merited
‘ evening. to “Sit: Ella
j Wu with-shorting;

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.\lr. l‘t-Iil liiis lu-hun “oil. I“ Ilurtl‘tutl
umb r fllvul‘lll'lt‘ :muplws. .‘ii.\ turn “I“ in
llu- li-‘lil its illnllllilllill'i.

Mum-y 1m: coIIIt' llllU thc [rt-usury Ii lil-
nut in such
I llll‘ilnlll'l‘h .‘Is {it rr‘lll‘l‘t‘ lllt‘ (‘iillllllllltlt‘ Ol
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lu ill‘l' IIIIIli-hluml and serum [is he univor-

l.l,.t'

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but

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Hall} rqumI-Iiilml.

tl"illl\ll\l‘.
in

i“~l.‘llil church l‘uIIIIit'IIi'III. us every

.‘~ll\ ll i'llllli‘il will Illliumlwii IlI-Iivvbenvfil

from nur \\‘IIl’l\'. I“ loud :I lII-lpmq hand in
'l‘lll‘y wuulilrullmi every
llli‘ IO,-
utm . l.llillt‘ll. lull In Sunday >l'lli‘0l wlm.
Judo: :4 fir-III Ilw liJr-l. Hugh: In lw l‘uumi
. m fl: Triiill' ln-fun- II .3 fully cxplorul.uml

.lI plum g’: llll'lll Ilmlci‘ Sunday r-t‘lmnl iii-
' Aw (lit-y nnl n.‘ modulus and
. v~ lulu-mi for ('llrl'lllll! rilui‘! ll.“ (bust? In
1 Xt‘lll..\l\.l or ('lIIIIII? llllil w‘lIIlr- we Lthor to
l i'iill‘t'l‘l lili‘ wtirhl allull or ”Cl save our
1 Ii“ 11 Mini- from llt‘lllllt‘lllh‘lll '.'

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} ’I‘lin l’l'llllllllll‘l‘ llllil l ccuxion again to
. I'cIIIiinl lllt‘ public 11ml ”my tlurive Iiu lld
lI'IIIII lln' large n sutures (if Amrricnn
llin hourly. Wt» purchusc books of
““111 on pI‘ucIs‘cIy lllt‘ sumo terms as priv
rut.- lurksr-llers. Our resource is in the
mntributions of the churches.
By miller (If the Committee.
WM. II. GILBERT. Summary.
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BALL.
MANAGER.

NIGIIT UNI-1'.
'l‘lIuI'ulliy Evening. Jun. 13th.
‘DENMAN THOMPSON,

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'lfllllll Will Will].

Supported by the tilllllt‘ mmpsuy which liIIIi nuppurlud
him during

905 Visit“ III Cll‘t'llxo.
no Sign“ In \cw York.
“)3 Nluln‘ In San meslsoo.
And 5 \Vecks In Boston.

BII'SIC BY OUR OW'N ORCHESTRA.

Sucurc your coat» in “031‘s and Spencer‘s.

Prices. 75, 50 and 33 Cu.

Music “all.
F. M. KNAPP. hlsuazer.

Monday, Januarylllh, 1881.

LBEEY'Q

lllllllllllll llllllll Dllllll

“AND ......

Tyrolean Warmers!
The mall campingwlrgom tit-aspiration that

o . V mum um. * CIRAII
\isrt Wand am is. mint.“ 8

, was.
'Jnllsn millionth and J. In
Mutton: "

T!!! (‘ELBIRA'I‘ED MARTIN“?! lumpy.
(Merl: of the novels.)
RAJ.- Efi thsmi'slatsimn Banana Buy
In ‘ , m min. “

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sun moon count 0- is for this .
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frlsnde who were unkind

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ToZths men

STEVENS.
South Norwrtlk. Jan. 12th. 1881.

_.,.————I-—'———_E___ . ... _.__.___d......._-._,_.. -.-- g.
ItA'I' TBIMMI‘TBS WANTED.
DOT-Y .h CRAW‘SI.
ROBERT MARQ'

...—.—
irrlctin Arr-shire Records. volume M
N rih American Ayrshire Rt- ism. rolmiw uh

. or. red and whim. (‘nlrt . August in 1977,
Slur. “Mars Isl.“ 803. Dam. “Annie Imm‘c.“ «a
mud dam. "Ayrshire Law.“ 489. Brad by Mr. “'m,
Muir. Brim. Aynhi e, Rrousnd. She. bv “Genruc
4th) winner of first prisr in Ayrshire. 1872. Ilntu.
"Daddy.“ winncr of four first pl'ltt‘fl in Arr-him
.. (ttbcrt Mars“ tank Ilit- followinfr )‘Irlu‘s' In 1879:—
“: rizc at New Zork Stale Aurirn tuml six-My 'H‘ll
In 1‘ 1min. Int prize at the l‘mrinciu Show heldm
Tut-1mm; in prize a! Land: 11 Show; )l-‘I prirt- ru llnm‘
lltni ; Inf prize (It thr- lnIt-matinnal “any Shaw. hold
at flu-w Turk. lhw‘rmhrr 1'. 1m. rmd limimuncc-d by
that I‘xt‘t'llt-nl Judge. thph .\‘. Sinniewuu. rdimr of
3‘th :lmrrir‘rm Aunt/yin Record. tubi- ]»('rfe(‘litm.
'll‘IlI bull “illi Wu‘rul flm‘ ~pt-cimvni (Ifinuxtrtcd
A \‘lnlilrc l‘ll\"". (‘nn l-v it‘i‘ll m Wibnn I‘nlm Furni and
“Ill be cbcnrfully illufi‘n In IIll “ho fool nu lllh‘n'fll lu
(Inc Mock. ll Bl'Rt‘llARll

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All

an ll. of"— thII'wnlk Bonds.

$100.000.

' HIE Tilli‘N 0F NORI".\I.K “'lll Nim- IIm- Hun

ilrl'll Humid of Ilw llI~lH|n|lIllllth of (hit 'l'limmmd
11-ilrlr‘curh. cilhor N‘gislrrml or “ilh coupons. :II

Imlncd. Mitch's!!! lhc rule of four per m-m pm im
mun. pmuhlu Mimi-annually in each your \‘nu‘.
lmntl- “ill bt-itr dilll‘ulflllllzll') lrl. \ I). lh‘t-‘i and lw
rtxiwuislih- any \Imc :II‘n-r H‘Tl yours {rum lhmr llflll'.
null lu- run-Mindy h‘llt‘i mnblcm Ihc l‘llll of fur:\- ‘ycur‘
prlnc‘pul uIi-l mums: pmsblc t'IllIrr in llir (‘IIy uf
New York or I! mum at Ilw uptmn nI' Ibo yurclm-cr
'1 [iv \\ hula amount «if llu‘ 'l‘imn Ili‘lil l- Uiit- llIIlitlrwl
.vyl li‘uru‘ Six '1‘h-uianml Ibo] :Iri. tho grand luv
myuunln In about l’Iro \IIilI-In Hm Ilundn-ti Thun~
mil liollun. and llu‘ mun rank- Numb In it \ mlunm:
uni.) wealth In lllt‘ Slate. limit-d prupm-n‘s u: I be 1“
ml \I'tl fur lllt‘ iIlun-c bond.- ur my purl lht‘h‘l)! by Iht
I1‘tll‘lnlul\l‘tl nunr bcfmv January ihtli A. Ii, ISM.
ll" rummlitw n-wning lllt‘ right to Mom an) or iill

but.
JA'IIES W IIYAT'I‘. l
lllll‘EllT II. ROWA)‘. ~\‘nIIuIilIIn~.
1.\\A(‘ bl‘llJJ‘IL‘K. Jnl
Nor! alh \"onn .DN' 3‘. Bad)

For Sale.

"I0 l.»-iI~o and Fixtures of the Saloon 0!
1'. (‘urI-ul‘nn.

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gnu a: . Adjoining Congregntlunll Church

FISH, FRUIT, VEGETAB‘IELES

 

And. Canned Goodi-
or ALL tum»i

icllel finish for the Hulilays.

 

Thcllanrd nf lltlicf of the town at Nitrtxn‘." ..
mcct at the (\m(‘\‘ of \hc st-h-ctnn-n. Muhuh}. Jam 3”.
mil. III IOU't‘loclt' a. m : \Vt‘dlll‘rdfl)’. .Inn. 5th, .31 13..
p "1.: Saturday. Jan Mb. at L' p. III . \\ filllf‘rllli;l. Jul.
mm. at 2 p. I“ . Satunln). Jun 15m. :2 p 111 . \t- «in.»
lbw. Jun mil. 7 30 p m, and mummy, J...“
L’Qd. lIl t: [1 BL. for tho {-urpo-c of brain»:
and dctrruiluiug: all nppt-II ~ uimlc in m. u.
from the doing.- of tho Ikmnl of .\\.~-.-.~~.ir._ 1-7...
“Hard of Relic! “ill lib-n mm»! “llh tho Bdrm: ..1
upon-on. ur- a joint board. on \\‘mlnv~d.ty. tlllll; :49
1881. M10 o‘clock II. in . fur the purpou~ of lithium;
Ilic pulls nf rich and dllfllllt‘d pl‘Y‘MIIl‘.

Ii. S KEITH. l

“‘I ll lllhlzllllt‘T. dioard of In In:

A. ('. (HILIIING. 1

Nurn'slli. t‘mm. llrc IIlh. 1&3“ < 7 31'?

 

 

 

Exchange.

A him now czztlt-r forsguod 3mm; limw .\\2

drop: lint: 21‘}. Snufii Somali.
\m'wailk raving! Society;

Snitnsxn (‘r . 1m ltl i: no.
.
lmmv-I at Mr Full" or l’ntir It: in-r n-m lw‘r ......m.
fur lllt’ p:I.-l )‘.\ lll'lnlll", “nil lu- I nulnitd m It”...
Iurs. .luhunri’ )rt gh‘hi. lll d puul In llli'lil Lll and an.

t . ‘ “l l‘t'r unlu-
‘n-‘illj'a‘ll’ h l “I?” E Mll.I,Ell.~u \

l’icliut's \Vantetl.
AT (‘. ll. BLANCllAltli‘n
SILVER \llNlZ. i 'l‘

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m n" l\

1 mil srnd by maxi. mi rocc ft of prior
rm! it!
(iciilmu- (‘onklln Sane.
I’ruiu tlu‘ angina? rife Ipi of lir t ouklzn Nor.

 

5| Ely llqu. Main \i‘nI-l. snulll Sputnik liltitlilt‘

It lllt‘ harm-Ii or up blun-
talm II

I ’ivlctn's \Vuut 0d.
.iIT MARTIN BATES. JIL. &
.‘lr. St Mil'Tll NHIIWALK l‘l"

7 mmensc Sue-crass.

DR. S. W. FISKE.

l‘ t‘Ullt‘UllAX.

 

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HF NURW It‘ll. CONN.
'Th 0 ( ‘drhrulml (‘M i rroya n!

PHYSICIAN

:\lI\l .\l.u.:tit~lit‘ llt‘lllt‘l‘ of 30 th-nrn‘ 1‘ruc~
two; also lillsllll‘sn‘ :ind 'I‘rst .‘li‘llllllll.

Munnl. in tho t‘l'l‘l' INTEL.

\\ livrr hr run

, lJr \‘(lll‘ll:ll’(l,
'l‘lllll'wiu)‘ :Iml Fridui‘. .lun. L’TIII
um} L'h‘lli. until ."i p In.

W lb“ 2. l \.\ll lto . tut-'Iftnl .‘Il
I‘lnnui ~Ir «I. co ”min. (Run: . from Kim 2171b mi
:1 HM‘ .‘ti! It! in: in . of . lt‘l'. mor'h

\CI “ii-I va I am «WHILM ‘. t'! lfi'lllJlt n'. :m .I- d
(...:‘il ‘l‘h- Murmur luu lliv all In tlvmnlw I‘\I"V
itiiv.um!urn-i.lr-l-im-zi:ryhtiual \\‘ll1lii- \t‘m‘lllllln
“ll .1 .- mm «ml hurtling luv\\t‘l unmlmiml hr :- rhnblml
1:- run a“: hunk will -c m s In :I ~burt l'ltii

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and plnnrvnu :t~ {lion-mul- \‘Mll !\*~llf\ In tho unlrzv
s-luH-lnw - \nrr‘ lu- litI- iwrfnriiwil llr~ Innkm
«wt-Ily and up d «‘HN'E 'n no ifli m t Y." ("l‘=‘ lav lllilli‘!
Iain-t All wraith-vines must )zrld Id be inmlt-ul
ln‘ll'llll‘lzl

'l‘lnv Flll‘f‘i‘~~ u! lll" I‘m-mr :i-Imzi-lms Ihc Inna-t ill"
lillIIlI-hml phi» . l‘tllr Mr 1‘ 1h“ nhvu nil ..Ilicr mm,
.m m.- Yutl, and lll1"t"." t'Ill :5 n-Iurw .I in pcrtwt ltullli.
'l‘lw llm‘lur \\1\~lu\rl:\\!'.lII\“\'ilr.I: lmulm: fil‘il rura-
riw pom-h ll - l‘liclir'n :wvu l>w\\?‘l‘ and
Urvnclli In lit. 0 wan-d “rum" and “Illl llli‘ llllllt‘ll‘!‘
numlure Ilvil f1 ml; in II“ r on» ~c:Irw~ir mw ;_‘<\1‘I
tin-I) trim with uni I‘l‘f(‘}\r~ bun-m HI~ )m. m for
iwaliticnl and ill will ‘I..- Irv n. rt-am-Iiulilt- llitil l.(‘l1
ult-l wmr n3 ‘M' r Ii lw nwhvv’wl In lu’Kllll

Tho lliwiiirtilnw L‘.\I‘- ta‘unblu htl\lv‘n'
IIIMII‘ru :Iml all Ilir nfimru .‘f 14
financial. InclIII‘. It: Jam-nus twin. I; nn. I'm-M.
absent lllrflllr. mu! gnu! auc.‘ In N'lV‘i"lll:.' lurk;
numb. r~ \‘uvnun {or int-n» :iIYeiir- v‘l' cxziminnimu
nf 1le In ll. 3! H‘ I “Illlll'lll cutuw Iix' ivttrr upon
bu-ium- or lim‘th mu-I commit 3:00. 3:1“. Mat. a
lock of hair. :uul i-Inmi- ‘ «lu‘rr-n Lula-Rn; 1:33
Nurpu‘b. t‘mm For furlb- r purlu lllfll‘r. wiial damp
and L‘vl l! circular

'I‘hr Ihwiur u 111 also be a! Ilw \lrridt-u ‘liiu‘g \Vr-xt
“crib-n. (‘ \ntI . smunln}. hundl) and )liiniluy. Jan
in.» win. rum rliul'flld.

l'u‘ l‘r l’lxkr‘s VALI'AIILE LINIMENT in all
can“ of llthuIinti-ui. lnliwuw-n and all In Iii and
M‘hvfi. It In It quick and cmvmsl external roan-d)-
\'n Inmllv thumb! M \Iillhilll it. It is finally he
\‘flillflhlt‘ for all (ll-mism- a! bum“. i‘zllllt‘ end nun ~Iir
animals l‘rlt‘rx'il Ct‘lllr. For ~iIic ll) nil drugglslr

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my “cow‘s

Low PriCes,

llcliiro HIII‘

Annual

Cloaks,
Dolmans,
Ulsters

A N D

Cloakings,

AT COST.
swarm. PRICES ox

Worsted Goods.

Bargains in Dress Goods.

A. DIGKERMAN ll SUN.

39 Washington Street.
Ninth Norwalk (It.

Inventory.

A Large and Conflicts SlUCE of

DRUG&

Chemicals,

 

Patent. Medicines.
Fancy Articles,

and such other Articles tlS are
usualiy louud in it first class

Drug Store,

For sale ill

aislal's Drug Store.

Opp. Post Office; .7

 

 

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The lluvrnr list. hill :2.) nur- i~\.;.: ru-n. l :I- .u lu-nlrr ‘

lllllt‘ I‘M‘t‘pl of III)‘ ”Lillll'flcllll’f . ' .
Niigit- now 2:; ram .\I \\lluli‘-.‘l.t‘ S; W pr 53 r.
.‘E‘lll by “l'l-i (Ill I'u't-ipl u! prim:

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i And Entertainment

l ul‘ 1 m: m. xiiinixiix

emuerance Reform

Association,

AT M USU“ HALL.

TuesdaylWelneslay

EVEXIXUS.
iJanuary 18 and 19.

A nuissmx. ~ 10c

Bottledlxlilk
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REMSDN BRUT

“'11: fur-mm mill; in nested both-s. wliwi drained :3!

7 CENTS A QUART.

Mill. in llll..~‘1l0,\“s Murkt-I. Main Parcel, whrn- or
Ilrh “ill rcct-ivc pmmpt nttcmmn Mill: will bc ilv
lII'I-rwl un)‘ Illut‘ of tho dn)
Soul? Xui'uuih. .1..II 3.1%?

 

'Csl‘t 'f‘

FOR SALE. '

()‘u-ul‘ Il‘lf‘llluel tleurablcll (midi-noon on Luv: 1-
lrmd mundvplcmnmly located on the win-1 Fill" l’
L‘lmptl firm-I. city of South Norwalk. on high gm“
comma! d it: an uuobqrticlt‘d View of tllcvil}.
harbor and Hands. Illd also an cxtcndml in“ of
law: l-lnnd Sound. and Long Inland; flu- human,
walk from x. Y. N 11. it 11. mud Iiuiibnry llnz‘inw:
dcpoh uud right minim». from Mcumbom hamln- ~
The place Consist! (if tiliiiul two nth-s of land, \\
n flnr ll‘itll‘lfl'lfi‘l“ of fruit and nrmumlmal two»: a.
a first clan-s choiablc gurdcn. with lawn. walks. llmt
cr- Art. The house is a rlncdoublt‘ house. “‘llll l-rrri
roof. “t‘ll built and in good rcpuir. nith tine r >3 ..
throughout 21nd nu dcm irnpmwtnchlu; hilt-st \‘Iélr'
French roof carriage-house with COln‘t‘lllPlfl‘t‘d joy in m
bonus. coarhmzui‘t- room. sud all the conrruii-Imf-
owl-martin s fiNl Fla»! utsblr. 'I‘lIr lionne lh I‘Iir
Iii-hid t ghoul. sud will be mid with or With-mi
’llnlililh'.

Inquire on the u-crnlsoe of ALFRED RN APP. m
EDWIN ADAMS.SoullI Nornulk. Cl. or :bliri‘i‘ll‘
pawl. Xew York. 329 m.

LEDGEWDPD FARM lllLl.

Ix SEALED GLASS JARS.

Price 7 Cents n. Quart.
The Perfection of Purity
' and Cleanliness.
For sale at South Norwallr. by

ADAMS ct- S'I‘EVENS.
IVIIrrv urtim’s will also be mccivtvl

FOR ITS DAILY DELIVERY.
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Important

 

In order to impure for taking stock]
will utter specinl inducnnwms for

CASH ONLY.

Pruitt-“H..." ...dc Linen lluch 1‘““'al'~:~- 1“"
Halli"... .. ...... ...7n Urinals»: mels ..-l‘-X
Tinting. ..... .. ..mc tuition Humid fir
mmubltw... ....m We“ mm ...... in

Whltc manhole ....32 Msrfluml. .. .....IM‘
Crochet Quilts.......5lr Rud’rwlll “ennui, . 2:».
Brown Daniult on White Wool Fluvial . All“
mm... ...sirtm om- amin llSI‘
multilingual: noun Wining?
MerMh‘sphins. he Gents nrsweniw gamut?
§ltl Glam... “Aluminum-.00- ...... l‘l‘

lnl ufisim in‘ Block Stilt-I. Cash
my?“ MM Gourds.

A few more Clash at reduced prim.

'orrostrn run roar cram
8o. Eurwollt ‘ . ' m».

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