"”3614.”
' ”My in this cv :Intry am 'II III III ll‘ II IrM
fl“ mks: t‘nllintbetownlnd
“5W predictedin some quar-
MW' five years shall elapse
winbe’o bible society controvemy
bend a liner u the: which prevailed.
oeuhryeco. 1th siresdy growing out
at the harem ‘
,.__
Ansell-known Boston .flru; refused to
4“ “Edwina; thedsughterofGeou .
‘ “MW of the- treasury.
tumult e! m us they had never
"Walton“- Saint place thnt
o
Geneml Neel Dow is circulating ’. peti~
tionr in Msine. asking tho legislature to
submit to the people st the next state
eleetlou.in1882. no amendment to the
cmfitufion embodying in the {under
mental law of the state the principle of
the prohibition of the unis of intoxicating
liquors as s beverege.
Senator Beck is repuited us having said
In a recent. interview that " five men-—
Scott a! the Pennsylvania t‘eutrul.(i urrett
of the Baltimore and Ohio. lluntingtIIu of
the Union Pacific. Jay (Iould and \‘IIIIIiI-r~
hilt—cu: sit down and in live minute;
obs: fix I ll: 0! 8300. 000 000 upon the
commerce of this country by raising
freight two cents a bushel. and do it so-
' cording to Yew.“
The Wuhingtuu uurmsiumdeut of the
valdenve ”you. tiles an illustration how
little political Iltrlereuces interfere with
personal friendships. the foot that Seno-
Iors Elaine and Lamar are close friends.
and S. u Chittendrn and Senator Ron.
Hill are partners in business. They die~
cuss political questions in private as they
would discuss the lat new book. sene-
tiuim seriously and sometimes in s joking
'5!
———=..—..=
Commissioner Bently. aye e! the clean
of pension agents who hove fluently il-
crested at \Vuhington: Mortars sud
Wminxcleimw rest insured
tho! these shim mavenolwehw
elnlerwetherhtnenco. “use clsun
hawthlseowell Wives that
”Wily“ Melisa“ to write
lat-9! - . -.
" In!"
. ‘ ‘ P -
.h meet unku'tuuute in
'uwruwr. Ilia “le
.‘ llw lli‘é‘ll. us the
Whit dovunu‘ut which lqu
over been prvthttvd by thI goiunml‘ or
any store -IIt his Inuuéunl. ii in such n
document on Dennis R. IIIIIIII might lune
wrmm lIolIm‘ his t‘||i\v‘l‘.‘li‘ ll. it Isn‘t
tuinly n huuumvtir‘ lIII\\l Im‘uut ruplul
and haul“. and Im Iimw: Il tIItlIII \vnhl mu
tIIIII of II I II b, lllln‘ I H. IIIII hint IIII '
m‘xtmurl h (Hr lllt‘ rI-tII‘I-iIIIIIIt IIt‘ IIIIl’IIIIIIU
bunk notes :IIII the slil‘nilltllliltl IIf uI‘nIIII»
\III ks. I IIIIIlIIl \IitlI lllt‘ IIIILIII I-Il pIy
merit of (IIVI‘rII'IIIIIIt l1 “II II \IIIlI g: Nth
ink in III- Igwl} :‘II IIIIII I'IIl I. ill I* tlw
nntIIIIIuI lrf-llll“ are :IIIIIII I l I.I have all the
I‘lft'llldllilll. we (Mai. l; l\\‘ :I rueI'I‘t'IIIIIIlIIIg
mammal ler‘. :, Ho 1" II? IIl‘I "H‘ mml III
lI.I\ lav,“ "*VtWKlllI" I.» Mllu- I‘Iqu
LII.“ r «..I I I II...
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I~IIIII‘:I:I~ I I III'Iut {IIII \I I; -II~~,~.:3.I ll
llliiikn )w‘l’lug‘I l! I‘JH 1"”3 luv Lil"!!!
thou lIIIIlIIIIx .I! the II\\ tm
I'ulzu; lllt‘lll. I It! It II IgéIt LI ltl‘ul‘l‘ latter.
\Vl‘mt lh‘ill‘l!‘\ ll lll \ai .u‘II liIv l‘ulluwmg
M‘IIII‘IIL'IH. \ilztI‘lI It Ilium“;
“The VuglI—riuliu. \I‘Ith Iv: I! III IIIIHIIIIIII
II! 1 titted (Mm in add. ‘I‘w: dug: the In
tum: inEIrIIpe. and I‘.‘ lV‘Iix III‘ IIIIIII
“this of louver lmu l 3M“ lt't\ who produce
nothing and do llI IIlIiIIg I In pt I lip l‘tll‘
who! are they to this t‘ Imnlrv and
l“ industrial but u I loss of gIl lIIIl pIIIpIIN.
mppflftr‘tl by the labor of IIIi-I II.: ll. Irv ‘*
“ “e lime in this couIIIrI .'I I‘Im III-Ix. II...
who own and nurse!“ IL: IN) IIIIII IIIIII .Ir
my. newly sceuIIIIII: lle’tl II IIIII. I III»
fifteeuyesrs. sud III II. IIIII . I. IrIIII III
“in we. 'l\veIIty )rarn III~ I s IIIII
in athls e Iuntry “fit! as raw s~ s
end so was a trump“
“auntie for another half I-enturv tire
M power of .‘ IrIwII.-.'IIIII.< III tax the
;W and “I? I” It ll.'.V :I III med an:
«‘1‘va I-v :‘IIlII
have: seen. and with all t'IIi an. ndunt
on: u! v mini 1- -,;I~iutor~ .Iml IIII- -
in bi :li pl "II I“ II lllt‘ ll ll H mm ‘tl
”downfall I. '3 ml l'lt‘ptll) IIII In IIN Irv"
“ Universal II III?! Irm I:IIIi III ,zrmt
antes cum: III E Ins: um I umber.
heitber the my “(TS «If the I ~I. mm mm
tutfict tho right of amines. III that l'l :lIt
deuflnge will in the end {l1‘ 1de than: es~
been.”
We think Gov. Plaisted has called at-
mtinn to matters of the greatest import-
ace and the most vital interest. for the
time lies come when either the people
must take action for their protection from
grasping and selfish men whn are aided by
legislation or submit to injustice and
wrong. The Conrail! ought to know that
ourguvernnieut Is not perfect and that
there are gum in; evils in this country
that used mtrictiug or killing.
THE POLICE .-IPP(U.\'TJIK.‘I’I.S.
The notion of thy Board of Councilmen
lit My evening in the appuintmeut
of policeman was a great surptbe to
my who had hoped that the, .\'ew
but nominated and elet‘ted on 3 Tour
sues issue. would take steps toward the
Wet of the liquor law. and would
We police force in sympsthy with
“an
herein no denying tbs: the people of
“dune in ("or o! Temperance and
“W of the liquor lows. Their
m of the Temper-um institutions.
ma... mar-wash“
Ii“ WOW“ to have
III-Milne ultimo:
W Buttblefirumvek
:nmasseemtufuuh
Whflhm
. _ 3' tonguesiI
v tube “MR,
. vs rupee-mm
tetanus settles—reformatted
flutters. but lniuebsnasnner utorsnder
“Whammy.
. in their-sirens topremtlh
lutlretowu. thelbmpersnéepeo-
A. role hoped. with four members of the
Board of Councilmen from the Temper-
slice Association. end two others of
Isvowed tempersnce “heats: to this
only of liquor
WM -_eed confine it
bfilglhes o theiléenses on week
1% (lo-clue s‘pellce tome in full
symthy’withthe law wu deemed use;
" salary. The present foreeis nouuolfi—
I in (not there are members of it. who hear
anything but a good reputstion. .
' The excuse made for the sppointmentaj
is of the must silly diameter. to wit. that
there were no other applications put in.
Suppose there had héen no applications
but those ofrhiev‘u would the Council
glen obligetedw vow: III-em. I his no
excuse st ’ ’I‘Plie election could
have been delayed itsYorIgM necessary.
The fact is that it was an easy way to
shirt: a responsibility arid it was seized
upon with avidity. No effort was made
toI get others to apply. but on the contrary
they II ere discouraged.
W hen it \\ us kIIIIIIII that these nppoint~
Iuvnts had been made the rum-sellers
churkied, their supporters and friends
were in high glee. and the temperance Iuen
disheartened. They are I‘ncered at and in-
sultetl by their enemies. They realize
that thoy have been deceived and betrayed,
their confidence is lost in some in whom
they implicitly relied. but they are not.
dispondent. but are determined to profit
nuke no mistakes like the ones of the past
your. The temperance cause has been
cursed for years with the chunpionahip of
blather-shims and deniscoguew-nwn who
talk one way. but not in anotherw-Inen
who talk of being controlled by honest
motivee. but who ere in reality the most
abject mornl cowards-Juror“ backing
down sud yielding to the enemy when
the actual struggle comes. When the
time comes. sud it is coming npidly. that
more is less of sentimental heldordssh
about this matter of tempemuoefi-less
gush and nonsense. end e reel deepIsentod
convIotlou. and a noble sud GOdIlihe cour~
m to do tighten well us talk right. then
better results may be expected.
But the tunpersnee «use will not die.
will the allot-ts to promote it he re-
tuned. It is the entree 0! right. which has
slwm been betrayed rumour-less: it is
the eeuseo! Godmnd it will triumph in the
end.deepite the many rebut}: and diIII‘IIuI-I
ngonmms. The organisation in ““80in III
composted of men who have courage enough
to fuco and ovI-IuIIIIe difficulties. and hour
discouragement; They have surmounted
obstacles lad borne disummintuwnts. and
will bear this one.
And now a. word about the police foroo.
We do not blame any one for swuriug the
Winnie. end we hope we may have III‘I
onion to commend them before their term
ohuhve vxpiws. Ollie! must-it he has
the iodine from the one! the
oouuoil that he ought. to do us much II:
'R m chit-nut
do his dutym
“ If i: the not! under
. tinnitus.
molten. let it
. known. ‘Let hint do bid hill duty. and
lhearth tenure the t‘ull ounuwude'tieed’
«minim public and “so
The Inhlwuu we {We it“; \h‘:
«W their immigithun qul are mu
$le that tth‘ is no dimwnamw ionic
memoir-Ru deflvitmryh the “Indus for
liquor licenses in tars “Ill Isrs \\‘I~IIIIIIIII
«I‘lliis mmt‘llliifllt l‘H‘lHPK‘ (W the fullva
in; printvd in tluI "drum this work:
lIIImIIIII h In it has been rolmulI-Illy IIIIIIIIII
th at tho Tu“ II IIf‘IQflIhlk lIIIIIIIIII n t‘ «mod
the amount duo it from tho I‘ IIuIIly I ‘IIuII
uIIIIIIIIII-m for liquor hummus. n IIIIIIII‘IIl
unanimutinu of the books III‘ “III I‘IIIIIIIIIs»
ilnlll‘fi and of tho tmvn IIt‘ NIIrII'Iilk has
bt't‘ll mode and tho I‘IIllmvmg is {IIIIIIII III
be :t I‘IIl‘rI‘I‘l \IztlI-IIII‘III Hf lli‘vllM‘ mum‘y
an-iwd by Ike I‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘II. an-l III.-
amuuut paid by tlwnl Into the tI‘xxisIII‘y IIf
ti Io l‘uu II III" N Ir\\.Ilk for the yours Hill 7?.
ht‘f.‘\‘ “.9 \Il
1571147.
[‘“Ytllliillu! rI-IIIIival by t‘IIuIIty t‘IInIuIiv»
\‘l IIIt‘iN for licenses granted as per stubs
Hf llt‘t‘llfit‘ hunks;
lv:: 773‘ nu llI‘I‘Inr‘ Ix‘llt‘tl.
In‘.‘ 7‘). lull III.
I~TU~~‘I~. pardon.
.‘I All” in
.‘I, .31 US
$lfi.0‘.‘:i (lII
In.“ 7?
ll. .IIu-IIIIII \pud into trmxuly of
in“ u IIt\ IIr\\IIll< by t‘ um 4370 00
lk m It. an (to
In‘ v 79. poi-i III. 5.32367
lh lli ll. 7 01‘
I“ Ik‘io paid In. 5.50! fill
I‘quuussluus. 251i M
Dorivit. 41
moms 35
l‘otnl amount rw‘v nod lIv (‘ III In“
t‘ mnuuseiunen for 3 yours. {10.0% 35
Tut. Il amount puid lIv them into
tho Th‘lls. Town (I? \‘urWle la .50) 36
I IIIIImiIuiIuIII. 289 53
Deficiency. 37 II!
810 0‘28 85
The deficiency lln‘ noted nlime each year
is III um Ill that it is presumably a clerical
en II- that 6 mid iw easily new quntel [m in
min... ' O\ or tiII- accounts In Iletuil.
Tlieaimve is not offiviul. but undoubtedly
:0!!va from (llllL'llll sources. Selectman
w‘tmmisz gave lln’ the same in substance
ia-It week. assuring us. however. that he
did not do because of any demands
Illilllz‘ by the SENTXNEL. A‘s no other Ile-
Iunnd has been made. he or some one else
In I.) have unconsciously yielded to that
demand. However that may he. makes
no difierence to the SESTIXEL. Its object
was to have the matter investigated and
the facts given to the people of the town.
who have the right to know them. If it
was not for an independent press the pulp
119 would be robbed with impunity by
miny of its officials.
But let us look at the exploitation given
by the (mile. from a report which is
being prepared for or has been prepared
for the selectrneu by I'm-Collector Slut-gee
We are charitable enough yet to believe
that the solectznen want to get at the facts.
not have no disposition to shield the
guilty or screen the negligence or incom»
potency of sny member of the premt or
(owner boards. It is no pleasure to us to
ehnw that they have been negligent in
their duties or fsiled to properly look sfter
the interests of the town; but westlll
mintsin there is s disorepsncy. sods
lei-go one to be seoounted for.
The pro-sat license system has been in
Si!)
oprmtion since Screamer. 1871. Inc amt
report made to the town or reeeiptsfor
licenses we in December. lfltsudthis
repertltss been monotony overdone.
by the present experience and in future.
climati- pretty esfe to predict that
one. Hole from Heine. and Dunn from
esed hit-sen.
sndoaeflron India») will succeed s
denser“. Theresa}: in mama. Ne-
.mxewJu-ey. How Youth“,
3:: v.lis _ but; muted every y'e‘sr
MW in 1877.1»qu that
yeer there was collected M09 for liben
nos tint were granted the your previous.
30, when in November. 1878,1169 licenses
were again [routed tllbjuecou’nt‘ began
sn ew. limit were; nufsrmrnges to be
collected in 1878. the III enpei nun; were
muted up to the tiny:~ that the repmt for
1878 was made—Omember—oould only
have been {rem the Navember previous.
It would hardly be reasonable to expect
st the full amount for licenses for that
"year rind up to the next November could
hivelbeen paid ut that time. I‘ . the bill-
Iincé.’irhlch‘Was at least I'. mo. must
h ve gone over’io be «mm ..d for in
1879. In December. 1879. your from
the time of‘the report of 187‘ another re-
port was made IInd the (”'th amount
reported for that veur, with the armor-
egos fm the your previous—any $2 .000—-
amounted to only $1313.75. Now comes
another singular development. to wit.
that in the next report for the year be-
tweun December 1879 and December 1880.
the amount reported is $5501.09, about
what it should be. The amounts we use
in these statements are. what were repor-
ted by the selectmen each year at the en-
nunl town meeting.
If we take these amounts reported by
yams previous to 1877 the town reeei
for licenses the aggregate sum of WIWI'
‘80. or on average of 85.170.80 per your.
Now we will leave 1877 out “WM“?
for it has been accounted for in the about
cslcnlntiou. and “take the other three
years. ending with December. 1880. nud
we find that the total mount reported is
810.815.“. or In overngs poi your at
”AKBAR. It in well known that the lie
sure fees have not decreased during the
but three yeere. but theI hIII II incxuased.
Previous to those years there was a uniI
for. license fee 0! $100. 00 for “gum and
MWIwbeerlioonaos Duxiug too of
these three yeem. at lt‘ll‘l hilllll‘ of tho
liqur licenses have IIIIIIII IIII III.I.~III‘. III #250
end none were Iwiuo Id In loll-i than
“00.00. so that it will be rehsnnuhle to
suppose that the town ought to have It»
eeived unuuully an muvh for tho yours
ending lk’acvuilwr 187$. ‘78. uud ‘80. not»
withstanding the .5 put cont retuiuml by
the I‘oullty. as for lllt‘ your: previous to
l 7?. \\‘hi\‘li would burn lIIIwI *l\,5l2.58.
an amount greater by $4.69}. 13¢ IIIIIII tlIIIy
did receive. or which they reported thnt
they Noeivod.
1f the town has I‘H‘Iuwd the amounts
claimed in tho GuzI‘Nr qutmuom. \\‘ll\‘|‘t‘
are llll‘)‘ reported. I‘vrlniuly nut in the
town Nports. The llglll‘w‘fi wII l \lllllhll urn
takvn fI‘nIII those rupmls. lt lllltlit‘i ll‘I
dill‘vrem'o whit IIIIIIIIIIIIII tho t‘IIIIIIuII‘I
siunel‘u' books show us having lII-cu puid
to this town. whut \\‘\' want In know Is.
If it won paid in llw tIIwu. \vIIIIt has llt‘v
mum of it? why \I'IIIIII‘t it I‘l‘lflll‘lt‘tl‘.’
How is it that the town I'vpul‘l tor lH‘t‘llfi‘IN
received III leis-«ill show that only $3.500
was revolved by the thu IIIIIl IlIo (‘uur
lllln‘aIInIvri IIliIl lquI hunks IIlIIm‘ Iluit
*Xllll‘cilil Wu: I‘eIIIIvI‘d IlIIII your. 'l‘uo
(Earth) ntiteuiuut IIIIIkIIII IIIIIII‘I‘IIIIII of
the woolpti by Selwtiuuii t‘Iu‘tlIvywiv
the selectmen we find that for the five;
Azsin the Womsn‘ s Christian runw-
snce Union of Connecticut been called to
mourn the loss of u president. m years
v30. when the Society was yet to» “if in-
fnncy. in on uppe'r ohsmhel‘ in a quiet
home on tho " Heights. "’ overlodltin‘g the
beautiful city of New flown and its Wide
harbor. one of the levdliest at women, the
tenderest of mothers. lay dying. §he bud
hidden her six children good-bye; ‘hsd
ssid‘the last word to her devoted husband
crept over the hill. she said: ’.‘
upon the shutters and let me see the nun
rise once more: soon I shall see the Date!
Righteousness in sll His glory.." » k’iew
more hours of pain and lllfifllléfa ibis
was bereft of one of the «WM ulster!»
the Temperance cause of one it its best
lriends and workers, and the Wheetieut
W. U. T 0.01 onoefits sndcspn-
ble Presidents. ‘ . ’“‘
Touched as I was by this amt son-ow
which entered my own (entity allele and
with the Wynn-6h y tlist I record
the death of our bbloved President. Miss
Momma, lin‘gtnuton came to us
st our ma snnunl éonv‘ontionI n straw.
dent of New London County and
use our Suite President. But her.
usefulness were nearly past: for kl
«she was not aware of it.tI the di
our) whinh was so soon to mg???“ to}
life had begun its work. and such was its
rapid progress that in February last she
was obliged to submit to on opmtion.
whiuh seemed to prove a. success. and slit
felt that‘wheu she shouldlluvo roooveml
her usual strength she had no more In
four. .
It was my pleasure to receive her in HIV
own homo iu Muy last. and when she in!
nu it was “1th the full assurance in lII-I
own mind that she would never be troub
led uguin by u recurrence of thedifl‘tculty;
nud what “no my surpriso toliear‘thntun
the 10th of Julv who had come once tin-II
under the surgeon ‘u knife. Since then
she has been a great; sufferer. unit lIIII
friends have sutuflfllttii the feeling that
she would newr «gumbo well; still IIIII
wus Iilwuya linpolul. yet subtitleeive.
II lt‘llt‘l‘ Iwrivml from her. the 18th of Nw
wmlwr. hllt‘ sold: “I haw milk I...
lllllt‘ll of into that leuuld not write.
fouling butter 1 improve this opportunity.
SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII l Hunk my Iluys of usefuluozs
ans «III-r. IIIIIl If II III IIII. 1 know it is him.
llo dootli all things well.“
But it was IIIIIv too true: her tiny“ (I!
W
lII-r IIIIIIIlII \\‘t‘l‘i‘ l‘IIlIloIl I‘vvr II heart which
\lll-I‘l‘fi. IIIIII IIIII vya II that had Murinmuvli
ut‘ humuu “usury won.» ton-rut closed. .
\lIIIII Stanton \\ It: It “(mum of 1.1th ubil
I-IIIItiuII and \\ ha a lIIIIWI‘qu hivorite III
the town II in l“ .IIlIu hunt. She was thi-
IIIIIII~ know both I thou IIIIII to whom W
go \\ 00“ the lIillIIIIII III sumiwnnd dime»
N3. betwoui thy time the humans wow
the Minuet of the liwum for the war
Winning with 80v. lite. had been IIIIIIII.i
as well In mops o! them for le‘o‘i In that In
the was three“ tubule year is Mt
our.
5. New»: Atrium and wrong in our
\\ \filll‘fli I 0\ IIN I TN“.
l‘RIIIItII‘IN III‘ I.I \IiN‘lAY‘lUX.
\Ih‘ Till: I‘.II.I»\IIIII. SLI‘IIx Ilium?
\VHIII.‘III‘I‘IIxIIIIm-III. AIIIIIIT
A I‘m IIIII-III‘IIIImrvur
I‘IrItII. 'I‘III;.\‘I‘.:(T
SINK“.
From our ll. gzI‘III' I‘IIIrII-IIIIIIIIIIIII
\Vnsluxuhw. il. l‘. JIIII. II'I. I981.
The work In \VIIIIIIIIgtIIu in“ not lit‘t‘ll
pzivtivuleu'ly l'l‘llllll‘kal‘ll‘. from II. lI-gislw
tIvufiiIImt IIt‘ \‘ll‘\\‘. nltliuugli it lI:H llt‘t‘il
ohnmcluritwi by some heavy IlI-bullng III
the llnusx‘ (III the fondling bill on Well II!
a IIIIII htlllll Work in (‘mum‘utuo of with
llOusOfl IIII appropriation l>lll<. and tho now
(‘zIIII‘Ius IIppIII‘IIIIIIIIII-ut.
'l‘hvro aw III {mount over 7 mm tIIll:. upon
of. NIIIII-Itllslnudiug tIIIII IIIIIIII IIf Iitluira.
PM new bills have been lll'l‘thllh‘t‘ll this
week. it is not renmuhliln to summuu
ttIut the members who me still introdu-
oluguleasuren how any \‘X‘M‘L‘iiillflll of
ever getting them mmuidi‘rou‘l. lt t‘II~l.u
money to print thvso hills thut I‘uu nevrr
come to on y thing.
Just st present polities delight must in
forecasting the future. uud the many
chsngos that must sonu take place in the
administrative. legislutive. and judicial
branches of the gIIvvrIIIIINIt are discussed.
in all their infinite relations. in iulluI-n-
tinl pulIticul circles. as Well no In llll‘ll‘ III--
peudendent political IleIIIi-viIclI-a. About
the new cabinet thew much surmise
though but little knnwlcdgv. All that
c In be III-tinizely known istliut Mr. ll nim-
WIll lie Secretary of State. There is a.
strong influencu urging the appointment
of Mr. Brut-e. the colored senator from
Mississippi. for a cabinet position. His
appointment would pruduce an Interest-
in: politicmsocinl situation. which those
acquainted with the relations between of-
’flcinl and social life in Washington will
readily understand.
0! the new senators whose terms will
begin on the 4th of next March. thirteen
have either b en elected or how been
given nominations that are equivalent to
election. These thirteen are Messrs. Mil-
ler of California. Huwley of Connecticut.
Bayard of Delaware. Jones 61' Florida,
Conger of Michigan. George of Mississippi.
Coeltrell of Missouri. Fair of Nevada.
Sheraton of Ohio. Oliver of Pennsle
vnnio. Burnside of RhOde Island. Ed.
rounds of Vermont. and Mahone of V"-
ginie. 0f tlieee. Menu. Bayard, Jones.
Cockle“. Burnside. dad Edmunds will be
their own successors. while the other
eight will be new senators. Five
of these incoming counters are re-
publleens who will take the plwes of
Democrats, two on democrats who will
his the places of republiesne, sud one
(Wendie an independent. 0! the 11
“mun not yet deelsnd their
ls
Hudson will he the senator from, Indi-
Ie-sohueetts—two new and one to sue-
All these as Republicans.
“win-sunset Wisconsin III
muted and tho lllllt‘ III‘IIIII.x'IIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘.f
MM And Milo the next report. It‘ll). .
ufibut Mutt ours that i
this tow II i gt tenet “M tort on lIquIIIII
.m” .: 5 ‘ Kali-V:t99s:f . I. .
3000 in” I
the IIIIIIIIIIluI‘ of the llntla‘e III“ lI‘IIIIreIwIItu-
tires. Iuid there l'\‘llll\lll ulIIIIII III-vim
weeks of life to Cullg‘l‘t‘rl. IIr juu‘. llllll‘ I.
enough to flour IlII Mlcud. u if on lu‘t‘lllzt‘
0' NO“ bills pt‘t‘ \\' Milt I I “ll lII) (Us; Ihml l
I par, and at present West port correspond-
outline the event: of the Village truth.
ofp
mist-e ntin In hin .
tty wpt't'fltntliousi fit? 8
printed in the Gazette the first snnonM-II.
meat of the death by poison of the late
Jseo sup Roth
muted suicide. end the writer so stated it.
htetvrheuimonmigs rile theteuch am
not W polenn WI. Mlle
intfired to dWw -
IIwIIpI IIIN tlIIIIII. Rho was the (amino
~ IIIIIIII in In r ohuwh and Mo wII judn
» Inout wen II III 'l‘Il lIy .IlI \\ ho knew liel‘I
I him Sluuluu “us It Ilmbuiuh twins.“
mute“. and nuns awti‘iwI to day th
could tell the hufiliwtllt tvoubhu speedilx
“\(‘l Mllg‘fiu‘lol‘lly “Gym-ted \\ hi it Iuwo sin
hell the matter hitter lIIIIIdII
lt wun my good fiu‘tuuo to lm WIN-I
in t e lIuIIu\II III‘ unuw of law umhbuui. as
wel Iui‘i'h her mm. in “It“ lg”. Iaud l
'Hmuu; Willi the deform “hi «I by
all uud the ammo quuifiutul for Mr
utlliotiuu. us well IIII tho I‘IIutlIlI‘uw had in
, lu‘l‘ jllxlgtm‘lil.
laid upon me 5 heavy ”optimality. it is“-
get but the‘ millet long remain so. At .
veil “ this convention Ilie Wes made Vioofi‘csh
III:
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hut '
‘
IwaIIlIINu wI-w (Ivor. and miuéuiluir an.
wuld IIII lIIIIgI-r tlIrIIlI fur the ourqu If~
ll\. II! t‘Ak‘Flll‘ll' judguuui. and great pen ‘
t‘rIIIIIIl III tho poor and Ilw sutl‘uring. dint
W
in: the
hive the public understood
'or members of his homily
their father. took exception.
rsmlved to have revenge .
spendent on the ground I
bilitv of his lama
‘he in ”mount-w
repute. The per!»-
scribed shown tli
hilltv and the
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home fro
Roth w
chance ’
he
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upon the venom
the writer did Be. .
nfladies. Inn low tone
‘l‘ifi ill-‘13...» I “
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Tho writer was
in Bound was fullou ed
.lhtuthm ’alglfim by otb who stluok him
again. ‘seveitmed and Mr Mu-
plw \Q'hu was in II back room. hour-lug; IhI
Iun'lt’tuI-I name tntlio rnsuue and III-Iain:
ltut'li ruined him from tlw flow and ~w nus:
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Immulo fur IIIII ‘ll‘lfv’ III I uIIoIl lint!
Imilod with now. but IIIII «min and uh
would “"0qu l\\ him \I we III on avouum
«lilupluu lwhl him “I with ll \‘iw tilt in
Iiuuuunul Ilmvu llIItlI wunlvl III II m
lllt‘ \\ ritm‘ In Iievm for Iliwgmviug him in
the lull‘t‘l‘. IIIIIl lw‘ l limo swarm III-II. nu
he lIowII-d. and t: Ilkvtl IIIIIIIII tluI lIlII~li
mud of the wtitvr putIiIIg IIIIIII iIIIII HI.
““le lIeIwIl'tI‘r than he had llt‘l‘l“<|flll"t
Inue. The writer tIIIIII cnIlIId IIII Jilillt‘l
Finch. who land “dived. uud he ll‘lvlfii‘d
‘ukiup: tho nsxuilugu to the luuhup for up
‘tlfllll wltltuut the furiuulitv of getting II
wuri‘nnt and on «Illivor Owing to the
Iiwihleuw of tho IIIIIIw stoIIu. sud Ilw
“neuron of the hour it \\ In IlII oiIlIul to lot
I‘ IItlI go NI-xt din Ii \IIIIrIIII was issued
for his llllt‘N‘l. hm hII II Ni ii ~Il. so tlwI Hill
' I‘I‘ was informed. tI NI“ York. ‘l‘lu
Illuir mum Ii II wind Ileul of 6‘! t‘llt‘llll‘lll iI
IIIo villuuo IIIIII the opinion In gonem‘
that ho should be punished. us ho Iu‘ likIIII
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with llll‘ I'vrfumty of reaching all \‘lllh‘Sl'h
HS in mu‘ IIIIIIIII' M‘lluulu lllHl HlllIMtiI-lml
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II-xIlIIIIIlIa lit‘l‘Ilt‘ll l‘IIr suvll IIII-ItruI-IIIIIII in
all gl'illlt“ :II‘I- It My. Tlll‘ Cantor LI-c
(IIIH {III ( IIllI‘gI-s Dr. Richardson‘s LII‘II
sun Bank {In High Schools. and Miss ‘Cnl-
IIInII‘II III-Iv lIIIulI—— Alcohol and Hygiene
for PI IIn IrI Guides. 3’
This important work involves so much
prejudice. ignurnneo and opposition to he
oveic.oInI~ that in many oozes much pr?-
liIIIiIInry IIIIIlI will be found necesuniy.
A public presentation of the subject from
pulpit and plum" In. by someone who un~
derstands it and has its intereI'Its at heart.
is very important to arouse thought and
create the necessary public sentiment.
..... «WA—e.
“Paul” Its-qulwd.
F‘. H. I vIi.uIIh formerly editor of this In-
ont of the Gazette. was assaulted last
Week of wideh he gives the following
account In this week‘s issue of tlIoGaI
gene.-
A Cowutou‘ ATTACK.
Itisuot often the writeri has occasion
to spank of himself. It. iii II capacity or
correspondent of the Gazette during lllu
put lilteon veers he has managed to gm
along without that indulgence. An In-
eident talk place last: week. howevu,‘
which rendersodeviotlon from custom
proper. The writer‘s rule has been to
full. presenting them clothed in n form
eeesnt words. Ind neverintentiuuflly
heed conform
tubu-
ruI-II he caused
b Roth. It won oom-
Ifd tiunhii
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evening. \\ lIIlI lIII- lmlieu WI‘I‘I‘ tt‘muv-
iIII: llli‘ll‘ “lJim iII lllt‘ «lII-using mum III
the I~ l.IIIlI~.IIIII~III engaged in livvly (rlial.
It \llll‘ IIf IIII- lltllll‘fi in the name «purl»
IIIpIIt was II puny of lour gentlemen. tin:
of \IlIIIIn lllU III the head of one of thr
IIIIIst;IIIIIr[IIIisiII;z IuvrrIIunt-ilu concerni-
Iu Nl‘w Haven: the others we‘re New You.
IIIIIrclquts. One «If the latter. pleasmi
\inlI tlIe‘cnmpany by whom he was IIIII'
l‘lltlllllt‘d. qllltlily gave an order to tlu
waiter III fuInisb champagne to the wlIolI
party. The first intimation the latter had
of this was when the waiter appeared
bearing s tray of glasses filled with the
sparkling wine. lie. passed from one to
another. but all politely declined. The
attendant was nonplussed. and turned in
IIomo confusion to thII gentleman who
Igave the ut‘dor fur instructions. The In!»
Ier rose to explain that he should he moat
happy to have all present unite with him
in It gin-Is of wine. Governor Bigelow
than stepped to the front and thanked him
courteously for his intended kindness. but
asked. him to excuso his friends from so-
oepaing it. explaining that these gentle
men twenty-eight years ago were mom-
llt‘l‘s of u total abstinence fire company
which for threo yearn served in the old
volunteer department and were met that
night to commemorate the anniversary of
Iheir organisation. A look ~of astonish-
ment apt-sud over the foot: of the wouldvbe
host and bin companion-I us the governor
mode his explanation. and when it was
finished he! rose sud emptied his class in
honor of the company that could stick to
its principleosnd resist the Notions of
the wine cup. Afterwsrds the four zen.
tlemen were introduced to the governor
sod Is very pleasant nonvemtlou ensued.
The members of the L. 8. 0. were all
highly amused by this unexpected epi-
sode. .
swim in I-IIIIliI- llll‘ III I N I‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIII in tho IIIIIuI'IIIIIIIII t‘llt‘WNllllllt‘lll.
l‘IInts IIIxIIiII; ‘Hl :Illt‘x ;III~ i‘\t]llt‘5ll‘tl III‘
'I_f_rout Rev ”IMO! «mm
1
95" Whilns- .. Ill ...
2mts.‘ The hostessywu (Junklihgom
edg‘hé“ dinner to Be‘writtsn up {yr the
prise ill the rueswldvléli style. with full
on of the niinuuot details ' Mr.
ohnetderetuhis the ablestfl bit of
. . “this life; dint. when the martyr
wusgou'e. and uh wss understood it
mud. The whale thing toppled over,
' .III
bashful as “I,“ of“; “n ln '3 : ,1 and men blushed for their sex when they
considered the enormity of tho outings
upon an uneomplnining wife—Louisville
' (I’fiurier Journal.
, NW
. 5 Word From ‘un Old Smoker.
A man who had once beenatohneco
“ On epolnt. I believe?” the quhorities
agree. No ouc- denies that it is II damag-
Iug indulgence for boys. It means a good
deal when smoking is forbidden to the
pupils of the ;,IIIIyteleiIIi(‘ schools in Paris
and the IIIIlIIIII'y M‘liuulu in (I‘II-rniul y.
puvruly nu hygienic grounds. 'l‘lu- guwru-
Ituolils 0f lllt‘fll‘ smoking notions aronot
likely to he untiuuul (in Hull matter. But
IlIo use I)! lnlnII‘I‘O by our .XIIIeI‘iI‘uIl lIIIyII
and young turn in oxovsswvuud nluI‘IIIiIIg
Wrought to saw our riaing gouerutiun
Iur bIIItI-r work With they can do It‘ I...
hllPt‘U sup: the I-trength of their growing
yours. and Iunkm the decent our-luv. as. III-
iuulit. It ufleu dues. to \vurso view. ]
IIIIII‘t know how to forgive myself for flu
temptation I set before my Suuduymvhmd
Mass of bright buys, your ul‘teryvm, ll)
my smoking habits. I always hoped they
didn‘t kIIIIw Hm! I I-uuuhmi. but of vmirm
IlIuy did. It iqu‘t In tho lIIIuIIy. I-itlwr.
that the svllislmesn of the habit is mIN
Ippurom. l IlIIu‘t lli‘lll‘vt‘. other thing»
bung equul. thew is any ulltt‘!‘ I‘lnssui
men who IIlIuw IIuIIlI l\ diswgnnl in publu
for other people‘s I‘ulllful‘l us tobacco users
lo. I don‘t lllt‘I‘tll the \‘llV‘Vt‘lN‘ who spit In
uuuutry churches and louyu tlII-Ir tiltliy
lIIidIIIcII on our flame. ley‘w llt’g\ A
IIIIIII \vIIIllIl lll‘ eIIIIhiIlonIIl u I‘\\\\'\‘\ uru
hour \leII slIIIuld \Iill'ully IIIAIIIII IIIIIIl IIII
the I'lIIIlIiIIg III :I lIIIly In slIII ILIIIM‘Ll him
no IIIII hilltWVlllk. liuI a lady to whom
lIIluI‘t‘tI {union arv muru ull‘uuslyc than
mind. I‘d“ lIuI'Illy \vulk lllt‘ stvw‘ta. III llitkw
IlIQS. but that “it‘ll \leII cull Illt‘lllfll‘h‘t‘a‘
gvutlauII-II "Ilutl who mic gvllllt‘lut‘ll lII
IIIImI IIIlII-I‘ l\‘.\|l(‘i‘l§'—lll|l\v their I‘Igut
IIIIIIIliII IIIlu lit‘l‘ lut‘v Ill hllllthl (“I l‘\' \U in
SIuokI‘rw‘ Ilmo IIIIII sumltel‘s out of ‘llv‘
Iqub‘IIIvII‘II Induuu on the tI-ri‘yluuits. the
JI-hth-Iuen‘a muting “suns iII I‘uilu‘hy sin-
(tulle. uIIuIIIrIIlIrIIII: tluw IIIItIIIu rooms h‘
Ixmlly III II lllvy only lIuIl uIIy riglunin
man. I IxIII‘t vxpieuu Mull Pllt‘llulkt‘ltd
I‘xwpt on UN llmuy \iIut ‘Ul‘it\’\‘\\ below
tzIo IIIII..~Il I‘l‘llxt‘ IIIIIl unlit-s turn 3}»I‘I‘léfill3
\t‘lllull.
’* ..- -
In“! .\I~l‘\\fiuk.
OIINIIIIIIIIy lust ltut‘us Raymund IIIII
wIIlI It :0va lull. lull ttr‘vvtlhvlvss I‘qu
I.III oll‘ wry t‘uI‘lIlquvly. IN‘ and “in mum
IIIIIuIls Iluuk lIII “us upon the mow III
tluI I‘uwlmuw tII lime down muw lluy lI-
uu vuttlv. uIIIt llvtptk‘lllng to IIqu «gums.
Im IIIIIIIIIII .IIIIII‘. \\‘l|l\‘ll was unliuuhul. lt‘ll
.IIII on the MM No. It dmtuuwot‘ ubuul
\‘lfilll l\‘\‘l. II \Vuu N‘llh‘ but» time IIIIIoth
lII‘ million-Lilly “\‘l\'\‘l\‘\l an no to mulize
Illa IIIIIIIIIIIIII. qul make his way to tliv
IIIIuIII-. .\ pll) hl\'lItIl \\‘ qum-dIutIIly
IququIIIIIl. IIIIIl llIIIlIIIg no bones broken
.Ir lllhpldL‘t‘tl. ho was IIIIIIII IIIIIIlo {to I‘ulu
IoI‘t.IIIII~ III I~.Iul.l lII- utter ri‘Ct‘lYlllg Mlt‘ll u
terrible muck. llo III IIIII ulxle to art up
a I)‘ III )III. but is guuuug strength. and
In!“ suIIll l“ in. among us haul“.
“'0 quI pnlnml to leuru lust wool; that
0 Io of our llt‘lglllrlrn. 1'2. l‘:\l)\tru had been
SI lllIlUlllllliilL‘ us to louse two \‘uluubw
IIIII‘sI-IIIIIIII,‘II New Yours. Ono ut‘ IIIuIII
II‘II-I II .I IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII. vuluml III llli‘t‘t‘ IIIIII
d ml IlIIIIuI‘s. lII IIIIIIIIII‘ cum to llt‘ “hit“ in
n \‘\‘llill IIII llii‘ll‘ I’IllIlIli‘il \ll‘stlllI
AM
\\‘u iqu‘ Iil II lllllllilx‘l‘ oi IIIIpI‘uvequulII
lIIIlwIl III III l‘iuat Nui‘wullt. but noun amour
uwro llt‘mlx‘Il IIIIIII u Iivput. tor the luvs Ut
podvItI'qus me guiutly risked along the
trwl. how by juiupulg on the [mill to omen
over ult‘ bridge. Saute Iu‘e \‘N‘y I‘nlvltw.
mm It I.I III on \\‘ul\tl\?l\‘ll II! that there on
out mum lives lost tliuu them is. for wIIIclI
the rullruud company would not be iuflthv
.IIIuIt tII lIlquo. About It wool: um) it?)
undertook to gu ucmis ulit‘ud ul‘rl ll‘
when It wus too umu‘. qul in her haste sh:
caught her (out IIIIII I‘IIrtquItI-ly tumbled
.Ihoud fur uuuugh to escupo the missing
«ruin. Lust Suturduy there was. It siuulsl
urcurreuve liupiwued to u coupla ot‘ youm,
Indies. nistrrs. that were in the mum at
art-smug over U“ the morning truiu to (hell
work. Uue II! llwui ulllll‘l'iUUk to crops
the truck when the tram was so hour llllll.
It was llsklllg her life to do so; neverthe-
Iesa making a stint. sue. like the other.
caught. her foot somehow. and tell he:
:ength right across the track of the up»
.Iruuchiug train, and had it not been f-II
lllt‘ timely aid of Charles Rose, stunditu;
near and snatching her with quick haste.
she Wuuld undoubtedly have been crushed
to death. Others take warning.
Coasting has become a very populnu.
amusement over this side of the river of
late. and well patronized by the youths of
both sexes from ten yours old to fifty. not!
we doubt if there is a better place for than
business than can be found on the Keyser
hill at the present.
Prof. Dunn of Stamford met. and organ-
ised a singing school in the church last
evening. and will continue in giving lean
sons for thirteen evenings. retina once
a week. on Tuesday night, and all who
wish to join are requested to be there next
'l‘uendsy evening at 7 o'clock.
Revival services still centlnue.
“...-I“
DARIEN.
Mr. Nash hes decided to close his shoe
store. after this month. but he will open
s grocery store in West Norwslk.
A town meeting will . be held in the
Town Bull, on Saturday. Jan. 89th. st 8
o‘clock. to consider the petition or James
M. Ma end others. for the sheterusut
or tsxss on list (#1877. to release Dr.
S'unuel Bends. John A. Weed and VII»
cent Oulyer. who were Hr. Sedey‘s new...
men.
Without Feline of Five [denies-.1!»
arrested test web ferns-Illa: s write);
Bis
‘ den filme 3mm «viewings 39mm"
not nu’e boll) '
2 no.
'7 Evening, Jan. 25th.
In new vans: crri ~80
and norms: Romeo N r
WILLIE BDOUIN’S
OompanY
locum his: “7. arms. mprleum.
......“ auteur to...“
UIIN
Presenting lie Qwua or en er Musical Couch.
. DREAMS;
‘owrun in a Photograph
. Gallery'-
fimuiliIe—L‘mlnminsz Elegsm~hflrth Unllm
It Rearrved Seats. 75 ots.
7h?“ Admission. I50 and 35 en;
ail-"rem ewlll mm Thursday Jan 90th. III
flovt‘s gStoro
. For Sale.
An AMERICAN Swing MrchIne. for sale cheap.
Inquire st thifionlce. 0‘2
. Notice.
\‘otloehherebv given that Oscar E. Purcell: wili
.tlllun the next Gr net‘l Asst Inbly for h a relnsse
mm State Prison 532 81'
-.. Not-done“. ;
.‘s‘ntieu Is in rebv giwn to oil )ll‘OnI holding IIrdIu
dmuu h) llll‘ St‘ll‘C‘lllan (If the Tim II of Nurwslk
(mm . on the Imuum r u! and Inun. to prom lll Ill-tn
fur Inyuwul nu III lIf'fflN' Its: 1~IlI Ilsv II! l-‘ I II II-IIIIII.
\ 190‘) ll nhv In rum llll .II I an anII. r IIII -lIuIII
mg n! lltl‘ IiIuI- (If III I ll III IiII r! all lniltI . pn- w I. ' lI
ft" lL‘l\nlt III IIII III III f In lli' ‘(l II fl\I I) In It. I nYIIII
bllIIl ll‘llI‘i‘ v z. F-I» \ltl'! Hm I II I‘il IIII mur—
I It “Ill be nlIIIIwII IIII :tqueI In. «31% luuun ism .-\.
D 188:
Treauurer of mid
TImu II! 3‘1““qu
A ’1‘ l'i‘l
“‘3! A ('l‘ li'l‘lfi.
SIIuIII .‘s‘oruulk. I‘Imn YIIIIum llIIh
An Ordinance Relative
to Coasting.
HI I! It‘mwhv! by the Board (If (‘Illllli‘lllllrlt
Q! "lt‘ C‘l‘ly of South .\‘In'u‘I‘lU.‘:
The uw II! s" \ lI- .l 1‘? IIIhI-r cum-u
Ilirp- N If I‘fi-l‘ll III- ”.0
III\ uInI-I IIr IIIII u Ill‘. II! “Ml I \ III ll1‘"!‘\ prIIlI: II. Iml
I‘lt‘t‘pl us Ilfv“ IIieIi In \«IIIIII LR f II 1! l‘lL I
SRCTIIIH 2‘ 'l lII \l'uor Is in n» l)\ lII tlII Ir; rml in
Hunt [III Fli‘lele‘h NI 0 III-ling III on M!) or all I I IhI
-In~« tII of qul \ll) III and fur IIII II III III- II IIIIII IIIII‘III
IIII ll ruIIIIIIoIII II- IIlIIIll seem II lulu umdzent
Sworn-x I'I livII-y lII-non “MI I mull I: now am
mansion «If Ihn IIrdquImI I-IIsll forfIII sud Inn for
IIuI II god I \\ I\ -III h on. her It eu lll nut I saw-«ling "III
Gullah. fur llll‘ III-I of Illd \‘lh
Ado and III the 8 Hal IIf‘t‘IIuIIrilmen (I! III» (‘in of
South .‘orunlk. t.‘I.. .lnnuury )7. 1“)
Allow. EDWIN “‘IYA‘UX. (‘Ity Clerk.
Ammo“! Jan IT. 1%!
ED‘VIN All‘MS. May”
Storms 1
am IIIIII n rIIIIIII r: III: ”III;
Thrnoiurtm‘hhux hen IIIf'Irr t \MI II 3; hum (3 II two
I‘ \‘ umxiu Ink and \\ III mm (‘ unrt II it Im- YMIII arm
IIIIIII‘ IIfIiI‘II l. MIIl \\‘ Cunt-toll. ‘I Ih II IE [I Ills
wins! by manual I‘oIIw-m.
XIIIIIIIIII. I‘IIIIII . .\‘I«\‘ .NIII. 2W0
“R“ E I UVS‘I‘W'Wi.
\\'ll.l.l.\\l t‘UMS'ltll‘Yi
The luhmeu lIthIIquv cnmluchx’l under the drum
IIIIIW of III-II R I‘oIIIvIIw. and W (‘tlmElI‘K k. \VEll
lien-after Yu‘ (\Imluciul txy Rel-urea F \‘I\}u~!\'(‘h. It!
lllt‘ \‘lllt‘ Nam‘ 'l‘lII‘ x‘tul lilex «‘3 R {‘UllssIIK‘lI lw
ltlwi nuilmnxml to run-xiv It“. IIII\III~\~ Ilux- to llils lino.
Nuruqllt. (Run: . XIII w h I\~I|
ll lIY lil'. t\ A l. (‘\\.\l.\'l\ WK.
Super-ion Court.
ORDER or MINI E.
summit: \ SIT Rails in
l0ll.\\\ \ I‘ll l‘II .\‘
\l “Tl “l‘\\\\.\l\“‘l\‘l 'l‘ l‘\llilI‘ll‘l lH Ul' \T\
n d,“ l! r' Jar-nun I1: h. t l\ I“
l Imv tut Gout-I AI\PII.ll. I u II \‘u‘fll‘b A V»
3“" pain“; flu mum»: he: $.in for u duwxu- re
‘I \‘ III the NIH»: or \ \i m III M .I III. IN. meat I .. II.
I. I ii It I ‘\l l‘lu mluyuf F III. III \ I.\\‘l II emwu
In “It III II; ‘ mod I\ Ila “It“: b, II; so: III p: 3)
III IJII‘ shunt: Pg“: spun;
”u I I: til.“ \u h
l Iinnswur “um um 'I ha! mum I I the III I» IIIIIII \'
u.’ “id I‘IuI “M u I be u we III ‘lt‘ .bIIIIlI \nt ll. 3 \ale‘! n
IIII \‘mnh \I IwIIIh Snriui II III (um II II n «I
In \‘Iwui It In us ‘. «qu \ n ‘“ LII nun“.- “In
I «IuIIIIeuvIu; on oi Ntwre the \‘tth «‘13 n2 Jermain. A
l) ism ll '1‘ RI "Rk
t‘IIl I 1‘ tr .‘\I|vl‘tl I III! h: h rl‘eld mum
tin «Id norm six I!
I ’ivlun‘s \\ a tit (‘tl-
\‘l‘ .\I.\l\'l‘l.\' lI.\'l‘l~‘..\‘ JR. I\‘ t ‘0. 3.
.\'.‘.‘ 3: SOFT“ .\‘0li\\‘.\l.l{. \‘T
I mourns-e Sum“.
DR. S. W. FlSKE.
0F NOR WICH. t‘oxx.
The (Wvbivuml (‘Miv‘r‘oywm
PHYSICIAN
And Maulmtiv twin of :hi \‘Iuirn‘ l‘rIII‘I
lion; also Itualnens Inn-l Test Medium.
\\‘III \'l\Il SIII'rII Nonrv ux. I‘IIIIII..
liI‘L‘IIlurZy Eyun‘
Munru. III the I‘l'i‘Y llu'l‘l-IL
\\ how the can
lic (‘oIII-ullrxl.
'l‘lIuI‘sdIIy and Friday. Jun. ’TIlI
:IIIIl QQIlI. IIIIIil .'I p. in.
Tlll‘1‘uf‘hil‘t‘filll‘l‘l‘dl‘.‘5lllt\l II: lIiII unto. \‘-I eat
I‘luiprl \YN‘I" t‘u ll III II t I“: l\. fl‘um llti lU'III Int
lll IIIII.‘I1II,.!1III III IIrII r. IIII-I. h
.\ll \I. H‘ IIII i any II um: I III In II III III
IIIIIIIII TIII "III! ‘Ir lIII- the ngt .I\ dIII'rIlu I“ r\
I I II Mid M PI! mun“: .. III d \\llll hm IIIIvInlIII-
llll‘ il‘ I u (h IIIIII lusalms: Ium I II - III ‘llt‘tl lit‘ in \ Iinlilwl
III I “Iv all kinds IITIl III we II It Quit: lum-
’t‘ llt‘ DIM tur hue XIII l .‘M \I II! I \III r t IIII~
III III NIH-iv :II in ll III III (ls mu II in ti Io IIII- IIIIIIII
‘ IIII Hung Imus .III ha lurful‘lllnl llo Innku
.IIIIIIIIy qul rap d (‘1. NW} u nMrII I- \I II o: IIII in under»
also: All Iunlhh «use: mus! \ l‘lltl to his mode“!
Imuiueul
TIIII “we. on (If the “Dolor fi‘l““l,>ll( II the m: “It divI
IIIImislII-Il plus riI ‘llli "N “R“ uhv II III! other IIIIII'
tlt‘lll‘ foil. am Ilu IIIIt out isnIstomi Iupufwi IIo-IlIL
The timtnr Ixuilsxru ultli IIIIIIIIIII healing lII ii 0 "I
IIIIIIIonI‘n llIII quuuetic In» It cues Imuer hid
I-‘rvncth In the «liar and «with: and \\ uh Ihv ltltmt‘ll‘ e
'ltlmll‘h that 6 wk III hi< F‘onx «Hurrah IIuIIgIII-s
I“ \\ “ho dI Ive-I II It rvreiw luuietlt lllI prim“ fru-
“‘l‘llllt‘lll IuIII “\wlit‘ll’u‘ am an nuimihnblo that rich
Iu- -l mr alike run he Miami I“ llY‘flllh
'l‘hellm‘lI-ir :Iluu :lw‘i Iuluuble mlIiI‘v on llllill’lt‘“
manure and :III the ufl’uira of lil‘ be h sociulsud
IIII llll‘lIlI “winding: juumrrs. lll\\v-llll\. Iran“. Invin-
Illll‘lll frivmlu sud anvil suonwxlu whwlnuluvln
IIIIIIIIuIrII Swings for lIu-inm— «(Tum IIr exmuiuntluu
II It“) rick. 3“ I Communication by letter IIpIn
IIIIIinuIIII or he‘ll"! nut-t contain 33.00. age IIIIx II
IIIII k of hair. and stomp. ‘dtlh‘lll Lock tlux m
XIII-Inch. t‘unu. For further “unionism. send IIIIIqu
IIIII not II circular
The Doctor will ntsnbo at the Maiden lluuvnx Wrist
\lt‘l’ltlt‘“ C IIIII. Saturday. Sl‘tlldll) and Mmulsy. Jun
Iw row. 30th and 3‘vt.
l' we Dr iii-Ike‘s \‘ALI'ABLR llVlMlI‘IVT in all
I .IIII-II of lllnumstirm. lumvuvsu and all nine and
mini ll III II quick and IifiIeIunl enter-uh n‘mvdx.
II family IIhnuld be IIiIh tut it. It lII equally as
ulu. ll)l(‘ for all diseases of lII‘N‘I cattle and riomoctlc
:uu‘ qule Price 50 cents. For sale by all drugglnte.
Dry Goods
__....AT___
Low \ljrices,
Before Our
In ll:£'\ltl
lt‘ n lII-IITIII
Annual Iiwentory.
Cloaks,
Dolmans,
Ulsters
’ . Cloakm’ 7' gs;
AT» cost.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
worsted Goods.
Bargains to Dress I 7’9,
_ DIEDI
”went-lend an sch-m. V'lml‘elt. um I.
yeere. encum- and :9 days.
“...-.-.. :_.uf
alluded 3 Market
Isl! 31- . Adjoining Congregationsl C‘lIuII II.
FISH, FRUIT. VEGETABLES
‘nd Canned Good-
;or ALL Kinns
Pickled Oysters’fnr III Holiday.
Notice.
The Boer-d of ltolie of the 1mm of \'I n. MI “”1
moot at the «tare of is locum ii “and. III .I,
“B? It 100 dock n. m. "V mlm‘rdm Jun fIIlI ‘ -,.I
ni.. Saturday Jan IIIlI «up. III .'\\IxInI~II.-II .l.. ..
lsth” attp. In. Stunning Jun 15th on m um”;
din, Jan lath. 7.30 III and \‘IIIIIIIIII 3...,
32%. st :3 m . for (he IIIrlIIIII or III :IIIIII;
and determining all sppuI made In II ,"‘
fI-onIIhe doings of Hi" Hoard III imam“ ..
308!“ of Relief uIll aim ult‘t‘l IIIIII lllt‘ ll;m1 .
‘F!88K)P§.flllflj0lllll10lll'd0ll “win. (In I...
will In 100‘olnrka III. {III the purpoIII III IIIIIIIIIW.
the poll. of rliirka IllElT disulhled pcrIIIIIII.
FIT
W): ll llh‘. "ED“ ‘1‘ 'Llnnrd III In. III
A (‘ uuLDlH) I
\‘oruulk. Conn. Dtl. llth 18m
I Exchange.
A moo III-II cum-r foragmnl \‘l‘tl .llg IIIII .. ...;
dmu Box “ IS. Snulh _\(Ir\\sll.
M_ w__ __,.k A-
\ or“ nlk v‘m lug-I hostel I .
NIIIIIIALK t'r Du ll‘IIII luvI
ln‘lkut II! the rn' ofl Four III [In IIIII ' l‘l‘l h' I
for the Inn-t I-Ix nmu \Hll III IIIIdIIIIIl III III...
IIurI Jsuunry lil. nut. and loud lu IIIIIII IIII and III II
Ulll l‘t‘l unl or
Ji’g‘l“? l “EU l: NH 1 Ell \Iw I
l’lC]\ 01's \\ tint (HI.
AT C. M. Bl \NI‘LI \llll\
SIIIIIII .\II\E.
G'Onklin alve.
i \\".ll send by mud. Ull recs. {It of mice. 2:. II lllu it
Nil LI!
(ionulm (‘ uuklln halve.
lIIun thII IIIIgIIIIIl II II no of llr ( I nil}. ll XIII. .I.
IIIIII I \III I ut Ill} IIIIIIII: {uI‘ uh.
\ .Igu :I- mll- L' I t‘\ III- \I \IlI IlvuIlI.
.~‘IIII. lII mu l on [\(‘V IIII II! IIIII I.
'1‘. _ gov-row. ~...I
S‘Euqm IEI r-I
Novuntl I\ nu uni
SUPPER
And Entertainment
Ul“ 'lllli SO. XORWALK
Temperance Reform
Association,
I
\
A'l‘ Ml‘SIt’" ll ALL.
TllflSllflYlIWBllllflSllilY
EVENINGQ.
January 18 and 19:
AIImssmx. -I We
Bottled Milk
BENSON BROTHERS
“‘Sll fIIIIIislI milk in angled hello» ulIIIII \ll‘l".h“j In
‘I’ CENTS A QUART.
MI‘Ik lII lllLSlklx‘w Mark“! “it: It SI h‘r“. \\ ll r. (I.
(lt‘lb\\'lll vam pmmp‘. attention \hik VI Ii in I.
ll\\‘?\\l: I) lllIII uh h.- day \i‘
.“I '3!
\IIIIIII .\ul\\ultt IL: ll. .3 1.x“!
FOR SALE.
Ulwuf tho. nIIIsI Iluumblv “wallow“ IIIIIWIII . '-
lund hound IIIIIINIIIIII IuIIIIeIl IIIIIIII uwI I .II II
I lI Iiml ‘INII. (Mr (I? \nulli .\nr\\hik on high '
IIIIIIIIIIII d Pl: III I III nulutrum Id \ II\ I -t 'Ilh I _
IIeIIIIIIr II III Inluudm 1nd him an I\IIII(iIIIl I III .2
l IIIIg lvllllll Sulltul ‘Rlul Lot I: III) IIII the III I-
“it k-fmzu \‘ Y El . .\ ll nud ILIIIIIIIIII lIII. III
III lute III III I I.:IIl_ IIIIII III». IrIIIu IIrIIulIIInI I II
F: n plow mIIIsHl~ III‘ about III“ in n». it! lun.
I III: 0 human: II\ III i‘ruu IIIIII IIrIIiIIuI IIIIIl tr;
I IIIIII cI.I-~ \t“'\‘llll‘lt gmli ll \Iiih IIIIIII “wk
‘ -I\v. ThI huh-III In utlumluIIbIelIuIiIII ullh
Ivor. mil lIuIlt null III good hpttlf.\\llll llIII I ~
~IIIImhIIuI and uIIm. IN *2“. IIIIIeIIIIIhII; utlrfi'. (“In I
F‘Ivueh mot om INFIlIou-e w In Nln'vlltt‘ut‘N fur IIIII'
thvv‘. \‘Rtt‘lll‘llllle muui. and all IlIIIIIIIInIII ll\‘lt .I
Ili‘t‘l‘hfllh In It tin-II elIIns elul‘ ‘lt‘ The honor I- ‘\ll
II lwd Ihmuglmull. and Will i.» sold ulth or \Iulmm
hIrIIIIuN
E.luquirt‘ on tho InInIiIII-e ut ALFRED RVAI‘I‘; I
Eli“ I\‘ IDAVS SqulI Norunlk. \I or‘hmveru
30]] Fill IIII
LEllGEW
ls SerLED GLASS Juts. ‘
Price '7}J Canto 9. Quart.
The Peiifuotion oi‘Purity
und‘ Cleanliness.
For solo at South Norwalk. by
ADAMSIQ &S'l‘l“. \ ENS
Where orders will also be Iwcitwl
FOR ITS DAILY DELIVERY.
ass 3!
Important
in order to prepare for takiu: stock.
will ofler special inducements for
MIAMI. ............. er: Linen But-k Towels... .IIIc
Muslin... ...........'.'e Hummus Towels....lt‘s.
Ticking” ...... ....lfle (“eaten Fisnuel ........ 8r
Comforteblu... ...fie Meet Hennrl ...... the
White Blenhete ......flahekerl'lumel.” ..... We
Crochet Quilts ....... an: INTI-“ill rum .35:
Brown Denali ..fleWteWeolFlsnnel.. .soc
Noemi. ...eortprs Gnu Sodawfir
”summaries-Ins t‘uderehlrtl ..... an: ‘
wandh‘upflu.‘eeuts Brewers. ........ 332*
mom" "Nauru-tumour. ..... III
Speeinl items in Black Silks. 00““
my “d9". Goods.
A .few more Clash wt reduced prices.
H. Van Hoosesr,
OPPOBHBTHIPOBTOFEIGE.
humor 3.. .
Norwalk Chronicler