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In”. IO, IDOL
Wayne Blnc‘v'eighis reported to have
strongly opposed the renumitintion of
Stanley Muthcws.
fl
Inst Sunday afternoon l-Zmpcrcr .\lcx~
antler. tliet‘ziir of Russia. wasiiss‘assinatol
while on his return from a military re‘
'1!‘\\‘.
The Republicans are .ividcntly afraid
that if they don t call mi extra session and
“43‘ the Refunding bill and save the in-
terest on the live and six per cent. bonds,
that the [brunt-rats “Ill make political
capital out of the \‘ctn of the bill passed
at tbtI last session. If the Refunding bill
had become a law the saving of interest
would have :iiiiountisl to over ‘35 millions
aymr.
—
.\ new line of steamers between New
.Yorli and l'rovideii has been proposed to
Providence men. the substance of which
is. that if Eastern capitalists will subscribe
3.3004“) ot the pmpmed capital of $1.000.
000. the Iron Steamboat (‘oinpany of New
York. A‘Ill subscribe the brilzince. with
which it is proptieu'd to put on the route
two iron steanilxiuds. non~sinltrib|e. and
non—combustible. having large freight-
carryinu capacity. 250 statemxinis. Iiiid ii
speed of sixteen iniles .‘ill hour.
The Ihinburv Globe takes issue with the
Sssristzi. upon its articles in reference to
Senator Brewster and Representative
Booth. The Globe is it little ”too soon “
in its conclusions about our motives. It
says: “ It is an insult tntiie honest labor-
ing men to claim that by his etYort to so
regulate this nuitter, the honorable gen-
tleniitn wtll lose the support of the square
working men of Ikinbury." Well. if the
working men of I);inbiir_v prefer to be
subjected to extraordinary expense and
inconvenience in the assignment of wages.
when such a course is unnecessary. they
may land and endorse the course of their
representative. but the proposed law of
.\Ir. Booth did Iiot apply solely to lhm-
bury. and perhaps we of this pzirt of the
state had a right to siiy .‘l word about it.
The " how‘s: workinuiiicu " of this state
don't want to be put to unnecessary iii-
t‘HIth‘lllt'llt‘t‘ and expense because there
may be some dishonest ones in it. “'13
:idtiiit Mr. Booth‘s ability. and do not
question his honesty. but we have It right
to ditfer with him upon any point. and to
criticise his course in the assembly
upon any mutter. Iind titl't-r the opinion
hit it will not prove satisfactory
to the wt i'lszng clan“ of his constituency
and tlici‘lite at large. \Vii think Mr,
ll mili ivill :icn Ird us this right. notwith-
standing the denial of It by the (Hobo.
To» some tiny l-v- «iii! of .\lr. llrewstcr.
\Ve;r:iiit lel the Giulio claims us to his
ability. but we rep-nu he has failed to ur-
coziiplish :iiiythin: ofiivc Hint for Ill!“ liiit-
ters that elected him up« ill the cunt it‘l luliut‘
iiillt‘ ,\uil \vn further s'iy that his confir-
upon [lli‘li‘ltllti‘rdlli‘t‘ bdis Is not such is
m \cts‘ With the :ippmv:il of the tctiiperunca-
p Irty. lie l.ll\t‘< llls vi\\'li course and prob»
:ibly it “Will”; to :ibide the- c Iiiswpicnccs.
llo liris his (‘lltill‘l‘ :‘l'l:l ivo propose to t‘x-
i‘l‘i‘!"t‘ ours. :iII l \v-- think there :irt- titlicr
lili‘ll fully as coziiiwtuui :is Mr. llri'ivstci‘
to Judge of t‘ll‘i‘i‘lll-‘i‘ :iii l lwiIt-ticuil legis-
latiou. .\'~i persouzil feeling in the xiiuttcr.
Mr. Glob", we :issure you. Don't get
wmthy. \\'e are \viliui: that lhinbury
shall lmve :ill tho glory tiiit belongs to
her. rind
U’lrfi.
it' ll"?
iiillrla‘llr
rt'ltri)“ IT‘—
ra-presi‘tittitiVi-s
not for that
ill-it'll ‘llt' spm‘k .if Lliv-it‘ lli‘lt‘t'.
wtv \\.Iiil.l
Senator Brewster expressed himself
again in the Senate lust week. when tlic
bill making; the L'ouiity i‘oiiiiiiissioners Ii
court for the tritil of cases for the revoca-
tion of liccnscs‘. which we published last
week. ctime before that body. lie is re-
portcd us follows:
Mr. Ilrewsterillthi inquited if It was
prnptisuul to \‘tilt' on so novel itlltl lilipiil‘l'
not It bill Without any Explitlltttiitll or :Inv
reasons given for its passage. It scenic-ll
to him. so for :is lie had been able to ex
amino the provisions of the act. that so
for :u there was anything: mind in It. ex-
isting laws cov‘crml the same ground in u
better my and that so fair as It created
:i new courHy court “'ltli Inns: extraordi-
nary powers. it was not jtitlit'i-Iils. The
pfw~o>t1t county commissioners had not
i elected on the ground of judicisil
'Ie‘utions especially to an iis Judges
\\'l tout append. and as Judges where
~itid:iimt‘.t.~a were to be priuizi fut-in evi-
tl. :::'I‘ m an action on the bond :Iginst the
liA‘I‘lI‘r‘i' rind his ll'lnilslflflll. The semi! vr
.is tl‘ .zilrtful of the etfect of the act. on
bonds :ilrcudy gHv'll. If it should In-
crcuse the experts“ of the counties with
out corresponding lwnetits It Would be :1
hurtful change. lImvi-Ver good the inten-
Ilttns «if l!‘ .ltlUit'aIt‘b. Tlll‘l't‘ er’t‘lllt’tl ll)
l'w no I rid to the attempted tinkering ot'
the license lziw. For one he was in furor
of giving tlzv license law a for chance.
Ail attempts to make :iibitriirv rules of
evidence in such matters tlefcutud their
own ends.
“vi-2‘;
~‘lli
After further discussion the bill was
tabled. Mr. Brewster certainly does not
understand the operation of the license
law if he thinks it. is in operation as in-
tended by the existing: laws. Now. while
the law says the County (‘onitiiissiunctu
shall revoke the licenses where violated.
and that the bondsinen are responsible for
the observance of the conditions of the
license. it Is 3 fact that they are not Ic-
voked. and the reason is that no provision
is made in the law for such an act by the
commissioners; although. we admit. it
seems plain enough that they have the
authority. should they see tit to iixercise
it. But it might lli\'0l\'i: litigation to es-
tablish this authority. while under the
proposed law the authority would be com
plete and final. I! Mr. Brewster is a
friend to the existing law his position is
inctinaustent. as it is only to make the one
that already exits ctYective. Mr. Brew-
ster Will find that the " tinkering,“ as he
please: to term it. of the liquor laws. has
but just begun. and that such obstacle:- in
be is putting in the way of demanded leg~
islation will operate to prevent his gettiuk
u; [1qu again where he can interpuie
them.
TI!!! LlBRle‘l‘ FAIR.
“‘e print Vlit‘tl‘l‘it‘h‘ A trim of the
meeting at the tNI-tvni n: the Librarv
mountain. It is gratifying to feel a;
survd from the large attendant-e that the
Library people Ilium-chm: am not behind
the public in their rectum or interest in
‘hl‘ malt”. and that they iii-xiii to omit
iii. marlin or vii-wry tumm- «It ih'vir
d;s;uml to supply in speedily and in hall:
a.» tumble s am: am! in this mamas
ity. It is also NW to know thu the
plan of ti fill: in be continual an it liberal
fl‘llv. fur the benefit 0! “I. Uhflfy. but
not with the appoibuivm of the other“
of the Corp-Intern. and is now fairlv un-
der "y. Nothing could usurp.” the ex-
cetl‘nt judgment of the “11*?“ in the se-
lection of the committee which they have
cm to untrue the preliminaries of the
Mr. and all pnnm interested may feel
perfectly rainfldent that the Very minor).
um {lat menu-sly premdes the execu-
tion of n pmjort of this sort. will be per»
tutu-d not only faithfully but with u de~
In- of judgment uzd MM still tun
will ”1‘31"" «ut'cwu. The gentlemen who
have no grater-nu ly undertaken the M0!
and respmwibdity of he committu of l:-
Wu
and matted in their efforts. m
only by thegood wishes of all our citi-
zens. but lino by a cheerful readiness on
their partttfiiihare um work when they
are needed. and to respond promptly
when calltd upon for contributions of
good: for the fair tat-lea.
Gal RFIELD'S TEVPERA .\'(‘E.PR INCI-
I’LES.
The spccch of I'l'i‘rlill‘lll (itll‘l’li'lil in rev
ply to Miss Francis E. “'ilhird‘s address
on the mutation of the mitt-tilt by the
“'omen‘s Christian Teiiiperuuce l'nion. ut
the White House last week. is given in
full in the \Vnsliington Iv‘cpublimu. which
says that Miss “'illiml’s address was a fete
vent and beautiful appeal to the Prcsi~
dent. At the Close of her remarks. the
paper says. the President‘s face was a
study: it wus gravely (‘Olll‘tt‘tlusw‘uu‘ face
of ii man whose mind is tundu up. but
who dcpnicatcs the pang his decision
may bring to sensitive human hearts.
Iii: reply is 8.3 follows:
.. Miss “'lLLMtD. Lamas .isn Gianna-
!t-Isz—The vc y iipprop .ute gift to the
Executive Mansion which you have
nought—the portrmt of its late iiiistitess
--I gladly accepts It shall take its place
beside the portraits of the other noble
women who have vraced this house.
Nothing I can my wil be equal to my apt
preciation of the character of the ludy
whose picture is now tidded to the trons-
ures of this place. She is the noble friend
of all good people. lIer portruit Will take
and I hope will always hold. llll honored
place in this house. I have observed the
significance which you haye given
this portrtiit from the standpouit you or-
cupy. und in connection with the Work in
which you nl't‘ engaged. Flint. I tipprovc
must heartily what you have guild in. refv
erence to the freedom of Individual Judg-
ment and action syiulxilized In the por.
lr:iit. There are severiil sovereignities in
this country—first. the sovereignty of the
American pen N. then the sovereignty
nearest. to us all—the sovereigntv of the
family: the, absolute right of eucli family
to control its atftiirs in accordance with
the convictions of both the heads of the
family. In the picture tlitit is before its
that is bravely symbolized. I have no
doubt the American people wxll iilwrtys
tenderly regard the household sovereign-
ty. and however households uni) ditl'or In
their views and connections. I believe
that those differences will be respected.
Each household. by following its own couv
t ictious rind holding itself responsible to
(loll. Will. I think, he rcspci‘tcil liy tlii‘
American pooplc. \tht you have said
concerning the evils of intciiipertinc .
meets my most heurty concurrence. I
have been. in my way and in iiccorduncc
with my own convictions. tin cairn: st ud-
vm‘ate of tcitipt‘t‘flht‘th‘nnt in so narrow ii
sense as some. but in .5 very definite and
prIIctIt-le seine. These convictions are
deep and Will be maintained. Whether I
slizi l he Illllt‘ to meet the \ text's of all pro—
ple in regzird to all the phases of that
question remain to be seen. but I sliiill do
what I can to abate the great evils of Iii-
tt-uiiwrziiit'e. lshull bc glud to have this
lilt‘llli'i‘ up in theme wulls. and shall ln- glad
to l’t’lllt‘llllx‘l' your kind cxpressions to me
and my fomilv. Iind in your ctforts to bet-
ter iiiuril-tind by your work I hope tliiit
you will be guided by uisdoui, and that
you will :ichieve :i wurthy success. Thank-
Itig you for this met-tin: and greeting. I
bid you good morning."
The Republican In closing
of the :ilfziir s:Ivs: " President tlzirticld's
speech of reply llllil it point of llllll't I'lll'
pluLs‘is in It in his assertion tliiit the lli‘ml
of each fziiiiily was tlic proi'sr person to
and of that
family. \thtcver course the Iii:in;i:I--
inoiit of the \Vlillt‘ lluuso sluill l:ll\'t* (iii
the Wino tlllt‘l~lltlll. lll‘ llll‘li'lll ”\‘lllllt‘tl thi-
its :lt‘t‘t‘lllll
dv t'ltli‘ the customs usngss
responsibility upon his own lii‘nuil should-
ers. (Iiiti-rIIIIIIi-tl tliul the world shall hiy
no Jot of It upon his \vaI-i" .\ll of which
probably means that tho president Will
not l‘t'i'lk'llltllt‘ the extimplu sI-t by the rc-
lll‘lllg presidential household of excluding
With-s from l.is bible. )vt still he \\'.'|l\l.‘ iii
be considered a tciuperziiice tin-ii; but that
kIIId of :I temperance Inuit lbw». not -t-oiiie
up to lllt’ stuntlurd of those \\ ho :II‘c Work-
ing in the cztiisi:
\VASII SGT!” LETTER.
Tm: t‘itoivt) IlI'ZI‘Alt'I‘S HIT THE Urrxcr:
Sill-Zhlil’. l.Iv..itiiI~:TIi. l'ltti 'l'l..\l .s'rm —
I,\l. I’Hl.lL‘E.\ll~‘.N. .-\ Nov i-ti. RH"
.iLoi‘ SiiTrzitT t‘.\i;s.
l-‘r. u. l Ir ll- ,. ll’ll’ i in". ~;xv!.~’.» 't'.
\Visnisoros. l). t‘. Mar. H. Iss1.
The immense crowd that come to see
the inaugural. get drunk. get tin otlice.
pick it pm‘kt-t. li:i~i. to :I < «Insiderrildt \icnt.
departed. und l‘iil'l‘lllg railroad collisions.
luis rcturnctl to llll‘ bosom of Its t'IiIniiy
The city fathers. coin; lll iIn~
tIt‘Ipzition of this crowd xiii-l thzit the
things which ought to l(' d-me ini:ht be
I‘L'P.‘ I
tilive.
commanded. iln- things which ougthot.
prohibited. tllluckstoiiw for
ten days :lHO stit't‘iiil pul'ccuieii. Thc three
hundred rxpirid this morning. Their lit-
tlo clubs were laid aside. the gziiidy yi-l-
low tassel torn from their huts. the brass
Insignia of otlice unpinned from their
nuiiily breasts; now no more the midnight.
" scrimmage." the shriil u liistlc. the pump
and circumstance of police courts. the
specials (it‘t‘llpilllvill is gone. The “spec-
i:il ‘ was not ultogetht r ornamental.
“us also useful. Quite ii Ituiiibcr got
drunk and 01h.- tunibled down the step of
the Central station. greatly to the confu-
sion and astonishment 6f the regulars.
who never. on never. The " special." like
the regular. found that "a pnliccnian's
lot was not a happy one.“ For the first
five days (1 special utficer of the Island was
on duty. each day he got a sound drub<
hing from some one he attempted to ur-
rest. A special of the Fifth precinct shot
himself in the hand. and one spectral
locked up another for drunkenness. It
was amusing to listen to one tell his ex‘
perience u few nights since. said he: "I
thought it was an easy lib at first. butI
sown found out ditl’ei’i-ntly. Imade an or-
rest at 1 o'clock in the morning. from my
beat. Iwent to court. “here I “as de-
tained until 10 a. in. At )2 I Went on
duty; then I was on day Watch. then on
special duty. and I had no time to sleep.
You can bet I made no more arrests.“
It would be surprising to know by
whom some at the specials are summoned.
As a rule the men were of good character.
yet I man who had not been out of the
penitentiary six months. who applied, but
was rejected. had his papers signed by
two well-known minister: and several
amid clumps. Another. who was. well
recommended and appointed. was a do
faulting t‘fllfit‘tui'; another. it Ilruiiltanl
fur years. and who was alums-ed the
third diver after he was on.
A lsttiiiutul Henlie conch. nude of pol.
fished ample nod turebwusl. made in: up-
petuiuiw on the Avenue yesterday. This
much is ii tulle lighter than um... already
Inn madam he. liglitisl with can tit
ambuum ll of the witches now on
the has. in“ of the disagreeable coil-
oil lamp me Herding are already malts
tug more 32060! in Winn to their ex-
pemtkn the minim! Hm Efforts
have been recently made by at last one
amt cu crimp-11y to buy up the right to
run Bertha in tbi: city. but then- «tom
have been matinee-fut. uid will continue
to be .0. Thus vehicle. tire too popular
aid awry to fail for wont of support,
mdmbeing introduced In every city
with great success.
--—-«o—-———-
AI.“ COICISVC'.
Representatives of Sew Haven Com-
mand". Knights Templar. of New Hsven.
Washington of Hartford. Clinton of Nor-
inlk, Columbia of Norwich. Hamilton 0!
Bridgeport. Palatine of Nov Mon,
appointed
he
In. Cyrano of Mlddletowri. and Cnisador
of Danbury. met in annual conclave in
Medial. yesterday. The reports showed
um than are about 1.800 fKights in
the State. that the increase of the pret‘l‘d‘
his year had been forty. and thiit llnllli-
elally uni otherwuac. its affairs were flour-
ishing. Moors \vcrccliosen its follows:
Nebula J. “'elton of “‘iitcrbury. (\iilll-
thunder; Joel I. llolcotnb. Iltirtford. vice<
deputy: .l. B. Killxiurii. Middletown.
gonernltsalnio: A. C. Golding Norwalhl
captain general; James A. Welch. Dun-
bury. prelnte; John “2 Stednum. Nor-
wich. reconlcr; W. R. Ilighy. Bridgeport,
treasurer; 1%. it. Ilinlsey. Meridon. senior
warden: Joseph I“. lhidwui‘ltn. N w Lon-
don. junior warden. Thegriiiid .‘ uiiuan-
dcr appointed the following ad.’ l Iillltl of‘
floors: \V. E. Sci-ley. nl‘ltlgt‘ptivt. .iiuidui‘d
bcurer: Joseph J. \Vultc. Nori lI. sword
bearer: Frederick ll. \‘l'iildroii. New Hu-
ven.'wnrden: Juiiies Dickens. Diiiibury.
sentinel.
fiy~
lubriu‘y Trustee‘s Meeting.
The meeting of the Trustees of the Li-
briiry Corporation took place its im-
Iiouiiced in ”le columns lust week. at
the Council L‘hiiiiiber. on Friday evening.
till the trustees with one exception tind
the full committee of five members of
the corporation. apt‘tilfilly appointed to
consider the plan and coat of building.
being present.
A lengthy report of this couiiiiiitcu was
read by the Secretary. showing that the
work which the committee had been tip-
pointud to perform had been well and
‘iirefully done. The details with refer.
once to the cost. plnn. probable tenants.
and the mode of raising funds for the
erection of the building wnrol'ully rind
ticcurtitcly presented. As the cotutuittt’o
made no reconmiciidutious. but contented
itself with furnishing the trustees with n
body of fiicis. the report “'H‘i received
and ordered on tile.
l‘tlllfild'l‘lllilf‘ discussion followed oil the
reliitIve iidvnntxiges of a pliin of building
with borrowed cantul Iind one by which
the “‘llfilt' ofcvt-i'y brick luid should be
all the Library's own. the :irgiimcnis be.
ing the old ones. tliiit by litit‘l‘tit‘lllg we
could secure the biiildini: iit Hlll't‘. ivhilu
by waiting till we luid moi cy enough of
our would be certain to (‘\'t'llL'
iitilly have u l.llil':ll'}' tluit \in would be
sIIru to kuip. The opinion tliiit building
a one story structure it llll our own iiioncy
:ll' ciioiigli could be raised by it fair or by
voluntary gifts or botbi uould be prI-ft-rti-
lllt‘ to t‘l‘t‘i‘llllg ii more pretentious build
found many
t\\\'ll \\l‘
ing \vitli lt‘lll‘ii\\'l'il funds.
s‘ilppul‘li'i‘s . '
Thi- mutter of holding :i urrintl ftiirtis
the luml iIIIIds having
been Introduced iota d to uiit- :III
l'ltli‘l’lllllllllt'lll of lliiil. wit. till the
of which loft
llllt't' consisting of .‘tiI-ssrs. .laIuI-s .\l. Tay-
lor. 'l‘hoiiius I ll:ii niond :iud litluaiid
lit-Iirtl, 'l‘liI» I'oIiItIiIItw liiis pout-rt 'Itllil
to Its own iucmlu I‘sliip. .‘lllil ll I
tli:it l..-
lllfllllll‘l' to
tho I-uiiiiiiiiiiit} :I~ I‘i"‘ill>ll‘.
lllt‘.’lll~ of rziisiiig
ll \\.‘l\
\\'t‘rt‘ with ll committee
»t\|"\lil
this ptivviir “ill «worrisml
IIItci'I-sl
tit .ll‘. :itlJoIII'Iit-il Iii-‘t‘liiiiz to be
Nitui‘dtiy memo;
, <>
"t!\\' i‘ 'l‘ll‘.
'l‘lzw t. l“ltt'l'.llt\'i‘ nit-cling \vus llliil‘l' thuli
Jt't'l of iuiiipiu‘aucc that were very micr-
csimg Iind iuuihi'ul. They have pur-
clizisi-d Looks tlitit tirc published for this
purpose, so thut lll'lli‘t‘fill‘lll the temper
t-Iit-eiucctuigs “ill lu' :I more IlI-in‘til-b-
(ind NN'lJll t‘llll‘l‘lillllllli‘lll.
llIltoii & Son ship—
ping oysters to l‘liii'opii. the ice lilocltlidt-
having lichI entirely removed.
The chief Is on ll trip to New York.
Slii- ivIll bring the lllllilii‘l‘ for the lu'itlgc
:iiid tilso some freight for Nor-
li.l\ ,I Ioiiitu- tit-ml
grtit'i‘ry
walk.
.\ lll‘l‘l H.’ slumps sttirli-Il for lxitig Is-
london Monday to dodge their oystcr
pltinttitions there.
a good :iccoimt of tlII-iiisclvcs.
lllllll‘ III ill) lnillr‘l‘.
Lust \ch-k they guvc
This \\'t‘('k
The Junitorof the temperance room of
cntcrttiiiinit-nt. )lr. ltusco. iilsu nicndsund
Intikcs our understuiitlings. such us boots
rind shoes of all kinds. Ily putroiumng
him you Will confer :I benefit to yoiii'st-lf
ll‘ “‘i‘ll :Is to him.
Cupt Jnmes Stevens \vlio commenced
the boys in blue during the ciiiiiptiigti has
been confined to his house by sickness {or
several \\'T‘t'k~. \Ve urc liiippy to say he
is now getting bettcr.
ow. -7—
A Blrilitluy surprise.
A birthday party was given to Mrs.
Mary Scott by her children iindgriind
children. at house of her son Tmiddeus.
About noon three wagons loaded with
parents and friends from Pound Ridge.
drove up to the door. It wusagrand
surprise to Mrs. Scott asslie did not i-Vcli
think of its being her birthdiiy. but til-
though .~ hr had forgottcu it they had not.
They come prepared with all the good
things of this world. A very enjoyable
time was had by all. and the old lady
seemed as youngtis “she used to was,“
but more than this. the mother‘s heart
was warmed within her as she thinks
they have not forgotten her in her old
age. and she asks the Father of Mercies
that they may all be spared to meet many
times. again in this world. and then each
machine lived that they fit lust may
meet in their Heavenly Fathers‘ llullie
above. where “\Ve‘ll meet to part no
more.“—Ii‘kiyefleld Bess.
ilek Headache.
Thin complaint is the result of eating
too much and exercising too little. Nine
tines out of ten the cause is the fuel. that
the stomach was not zible to digest
the food lust introduced into it. either
from its having bwn unsuitable or t‘xt‘t‘i‘
sire in quantity. A. diet of bread and
butter. wuh ripe fruit or burn“ with moth
erato and continuous exercise in the open
iiir sumvieut to keep up ii gentle iwrspiiu‘
tum. would cure nliiiost any case in a
short time. Two «nomads of murders
ed churcmd iii liiilf u glass of water. sud
drank often given instant relief. Sick
limdaclm with come permu- mm on at.
regular intervals. and in the signal of dis-
tress which the. stomach puts out to in.
form us that there is an over-alkaline cori-
dltlon of its fluids: that it need: it mutual
mid to reotore the buttery to in; normal
working condition. When the firstsymp
toms of headache appeal, take umpoon»
ful of lemon juice clear. fifteen minutes
before each meal. and the same dose at
bedtime. Follow this up until all the
symptoms are passed. taking no other
remedies. and you will soon be able to 30
fit" tr on this unwelcome nuisance. Many
will object VJ this because the remedy is
too simple; but many cures have been of-
M be W Chrkof meury. St. Elmo of lead. fecwdiutliis way—Am Cultivator.
dciiiils
(if
Ill ."l
:Is lititii :i portion of
The l.il|r;II‘_\ l'tviIiIIiIlIw‘ on Mondn)‘ ll|\\l'tll‘_\ lii‘\. James \I. 'l‘iiylor III till
cicning orgiiuixctl and held lllt‘ll‘ i'lll‘llt"l and highly lil'lll'lll'dl :liltllt‘e“.
first lllt'l‘llll}: iii Illt‘ I‘vsidwiirc of l‘lioiuus slum log tluil llll‘ foiiliddlioii llllllt‘llIlI‘ of
l. lE'Iymond. rind tlmhb-Il upon holding :lli'llt‘ manhood :Iml mumhiy um. the
ill!“ {Iiii'itt Music ll.ll|, \inli :IIIIiI-\. I'll llltl l‘t‘llglilll of .li‘rv‘l t'hIIsI. lit-stud lickiin-iv
ltiili. 17th. bib, ll‘lli will .‘Illli ol' \lu)‘. lllill llli'll would lvtlll llm plmlg-i illiil lvc
Thu-.ipp-uiitiiiwnt III hlll'I‘I‘IilllllllW" lid“ Iiiui'ul Illt’ll “liln‘lll l‘lillll'ii'lll}: I‘vligioti,
not yet lmiu lll.lvli‘. but probably “1“ be and \\lillv' ln- ll i'l ‘ll'il such Iiicu l'or tliuii‘
lli'lil till
cIIIIIIIuI-ly Hitch-stint; his! l'iidiiy l‘l't‘ll-
lug. 'l‘III- lit-i. (I. i . h‘pt-ncrr and Spen-
i‘cr ('. llurloii gtin- I‘viidiiigs‘ on lllt‘ silli-
Review li'unw mdy. and contains the ‘
canal-inn of Edwin Amld‘g‘mfi m
“ The Iliad of India.“ which musthomli-
oned a. grant literary attraction. It is
written in the peculiarly bountiful mans t
sens. Inferior to that. very popular poem.
“Iltll‘d‘th‘llH‘lll in Prison Discipline.“ is l
tin urticlo by A. M. Mcyrick. who "my
Justly heprcsiiincd to know whereof he i
n commission on prison ltihur appointed
by Governor McClellan of New Jersey in
1879. Great interest will attach to Dr.
George E. Ellls‘s urtlole upon Dr. Seuhury
—“ The First Auiuriotin Bishop“_froin
the fact that he was the pioneeer Episco-
pal bishop in Auicricii. and that tho mu. 1
cle discusses the whole establishment of
Epismipuliunisni in this country. Presi-
the life iuid works of Dr. Fruncia Leiher.
Madame Z. ltogoziii. ti Russian lady reald- .
merit. of n series of brilliant and spirited l
urticlos upon the trial of the Russian Nihi-
lists. under the title of “ The Lust Triul of
the ltusaiun Nihilists." her t‘twts being i
drawn from the original ateuogrupliic re-
ports of the trial. Dr. Ernest W. L‘ush- ‘
ing writes of the “Htiitutcs Regulating
the l‘riictice of Medicine.“ and the until.
her closes with ii strong uutl iipprcciiitive
review of " Schurz‘s Adiiiiiiistrution of
the Interior Ilt‘lllll‘llllt‘lll." by Henry 1..
Nelson. The number is one of lusting ‘
Iind solid qualities. IIiid bus iii‘ticlcs of.
timely llllil pl‘csctit \‘llllti'. 50 ociits ll num-
ber. $5.00 1] yenl‘.
A. S. RARNES 8: (70.. Publishers. N. Y.
”L,...~___.
'I‘I-lNil‘IIIlANCIi.
Lust Siitiirduy evening. at the clone of
thc temperance Iiiceting. iibout forty “f
the members visited Quitnuin‘s saloon in
Izbody. During the meeting It circular. H.
sued by the proprietor of the stiloon. iin~
noiincing iigmnd free concert. and in
filing ull. vvus rend. Iiiid it “its decided in
ni‘ccpt: tiiid bonded by the I‘rt-sidcnt they
filed into ilmyilnon. ’l‘lII-ir l‘llll‘illlt'l‘ “Hire
undouhtcdly ii surprise to the proprietor
:IIItl the others prcsciit. for business til the
liur coast-d. 'l‘lici'oivtis no music ns :id
Vt‘rtist-d. lllltl l‘IIlwiiril lliibln‘ll tiskml If
they cmild not be fi|\'l|l‘t'tl. The pi‘opl‘ic-
tor culled lll llll‘ pIIIIiist. llllll fur tt-ii IIiiII—
llltN lIc poi-fortiied til lIl-v lwst. l’i'uf. .‘b r-
riziiii llt‘i‘.‘lllll‘ sn lllll'rl'hll'll III the lllll'll‘
thnt lic l‘flllll‘ lll':|l’ being left \lecII the
ri-s'tof the Ilclcgutioii rt'lil‘t'tl. ll litid
been commonly reported tliut many of
of visit
found
lllt‘ tissoi'iulinii \i'iiro lll llli‘ lililill
Hit: this Mllwlll. but not on:
tbei'w,
\\' t‘l't‘
tilli‘
'l‘liu- putrons t‘l'llll‘ pl.i~'-- lilt‘m'lil
:ilniosi i‘lllll'i'l) boys .Ulil young
lllt'll.
()II Hiiiiduy :ifiei'Iiuoii. :Iftt-r tin-opening
exercises. Will lhilI-y gave :I vivid |l('h'
cripliou oi llli‘ "ll‘t‘l'llllfJ sci-tics he had
llll\t'll
l’iii'lit‘iil:ii'ly so \\ om
\\'ll.lli'~~l‘ll during his visit in Now
llll' \\I"'l\ lil'I'\‘lI\ll.~‘.
liis rt-l'crciii cs to the iiiIiIulI-s of ilic Juli“-
ulfllll} lit‘l I't'lll of \vlioiu ivoiv llll‘lt‘ lu-
lli' llll‘
tuitist- of llll' ll\i‘ of liquor. “'th
t'liiit‘iit'i: l' iillil IIIlcuIiiy lic longed to si-c
lhcm i‘lllt‘l‘ llllll Ill" lii'oudci‘ tit-bl of II~c~
fllllli'sN lli.tl was trlii'll to i‘hrisiiiin \\‘ivll\ »
cI‘s. llw It'llllt’ll to lllt‘ fIII'l [but llic
young of
iis' they ought. :Iiid (lt‘lIItlllli‘I‘tl the notion
lliul ii lmy should
lit‘liil’i-
Hill I"‘l'llllllllll} \\'I'l‘i' lllil tltllll'h’
llxiii It \in» llt l'l awry
'so\\ his \\ llil Ulllh " lIt- i'Ileltl :II'
IiIIII'e thw t’.\lt\ l‘lt'lu'i‘ I'oht mud to llllillll‘
ncss. IIIId showed lllill .‘lll hltl lcfl :iII IIIII‘c»
Illil\'lllllt'.~l§llll llt- \ioIilIl not Ill-ii) lhul
lllt'll \\ ho li.id lIII-l tliut will of i-.\pv-l‘IciII-:~
tif
and “unity iiIt-iiIl-vi‘s oft-lIIIrclIi-s, but lit-
\\'t lt' llII\\' honorable llll‘llllii'l'n Stil‘li'l'V
bud llt‘VI‘l' ll uI.Il one but felt I" IIIoI’st- i)\‘i'l‘
sIIis lII- llllil committed. {lllll \iould. Il'
coiild. following III
l'tmtslvps. .‘lllll lll' iti,;ml itpuii llll‘llllll‘l'rl til
llic :issut IIIlIoII in sound this \\'.‘ll'lllllh’ it»
the young. l‘i'tsidt'nt llzillocl; followed
in :i IlI‘M'rzptioii of the visit of tho
(‘ltllliili to (.lIIIlIiiiiiI's hilltlitll the night lic-
llt‘
pit-\eIII ollwiw llh
[thrill-
i‘orv. :uid :i llt‘l'lllrlllllill of his opinion iluii
thing tliul \vould th-I'
stop the llll'll engaged ill ai'llllll; NH”. The
llIl’N. lll'llllll‘l'
toii.iiiiil \v.l~.ui~.I-ol'1h- lH‘o-l (but lms been
held.
'l‘lu- l-'ii«l.iy lll‘lll Him-Ling \ins \\'t’ll :it—
tt-titlI-tl. lIIlIvIII'd llillibcll .h
count of llI" struggle With his :Ippeiitc :If-
tor lic lnid llll‘l‘lllll‘il it your. .‘lilil of tho
ellii'ucy o1 lllt‘ l'l‘I‘I‘llll lll' lIIIil received
from Mr. ll‘llllt"'-ltl‘:l'\‘|"‘~~ltl overcome ll.
.\li‘. lllllilii'll llt'l'ilh to ho llt‘lll'il to bo fully
Ilppi‘t-t‘iiitwl, his pcciilmr :sl_\'ll‘ LIlVlllK the
torch to his utti-I'Iinccs. Ilc told the story
of the hour bug which he sriitl illus-
trtitivcol' the grip the tcmperuucc folks
now lnid on the s'tloon lit-t-pcrs. which lie
exhorted [ill to hold. Iiiid the end would
be tbtit they would soon till be driven out.
(leo. \V. (‘iirr followed with thunkfulness
that he had been free from rum for ubout
fifteen months. and gave an eurnest pleii
for those who “era in the work to strive
on. From all sides there came the en-
couragement of co operation. and be ex-
pectctl to soon liiivo an opportunity to
oust his vote for prohibition. \V. C. Elzeu
took up this point. and lifter giving Semi-
tor Brcwa‘itcr H. few moments attention and
donuncizition for OppOBlllg liquor legisla-
tion. made a stirring allusion to the pro—
lll\\‘ \vu». llti' only
lllt‘t‘llllg wus iIi churgt‘ of
l\ 1‘ .‘lll ill“
“'35
State of the Union, and closing with the
prophecy lhiit the next election would
show that the people were in dead car-
nefit for prohibition. '
During last month forty names “'L‘l'i‘
ndtled to membership of the association,
and up to the present time fifteen have
been added this month. Soarcely a day
passes but some one takes the p edge.
The roll of honor which ticcoiiiniedatcd
over four hundred, has been full some
time. and last week it was enlarged so an
to hold over eight hundred names.
There has also been started a fund for
det‘rayiiig the running expenses. This i.
not obligatory. but those who are willing
can nulucribe ii smnll amount to be paid
monthly.
Ill till pn-bubility the association will
give ll grand excursion up tlw Hudson in
tlieliittei‘ purl of June.
Altowsther the ltittlpt‘l‘mlt‘t‘ work in this
city is booming,r right along.
Qoowum
Fume:- In ”m
A turkey‘s cliiw it: one of the new but
ammonia.
The Nnflfilpt‘tmlbt but will be ii rewrite
shape this apritig. ‘
T in ladies are. going out of fashion,
Mid will become in ‘4 short time us run: an
the once. fashionable blunder».
Insect. jewelry iii tithing the lead of the
quadruped style. Little pigs are consul.
cred Maize. and bed-bugs and cockroaches
ore about the thing.
A decided change in
made this season.
A novel scarf-pin represents a tiny sil-
ver mouse standing upon the edge of the
good things inside. _
Little soft loose ring» of hair falling
over the forehead are taking the place of
the long favured bangs. They are as bid~
eous as the bangs and give the prettiest
The A“. I an.“ of the International of every description on one arm.
ms and pnuliltioua
this ”sun,
coiislliii ilIoIIi
Heuth
earthwork." tbemflmmraf and an examination of the Inn
tli‘Hll‘llll; It. in c oi” iiiiy charge iv
Then if his iuctliciivo-i tire required they
ciiii be purchased of
l'llllzitcil.
night.
Iiitiiiy . . ,
mukcs him muster of his p" Iii-salon. llllil
llic cures thiit result from h
stile by the druguists.
\\'url\ “ll 1. you “till
"H: ”w only ii tIv In “In. IIIIII tIIilIIrt-‘s \\ hit at lilllll:
but If you do not iitII'k. your ciit run .- “Ill rust.
Mi lbdl ion in" not »\Iill\ .\ llt‘ll liil’llllu‘ -.I.\s you must
Aidl4
l. lllCKlllllillll ll
39 Washington
ndi nl
her it guild b.iIid of Imulvo tlt Oli-
turn». Is the style fir. .
be lit
Dr 9. I). Ilowc.
he specitilltit. (from New York) so Iiiuoli
ncr of “ The Light of Alla.“ find is in no celebriittd foI ilic l‘l‘lliltl‘lillllk)Olll‘t‘h lioliiis
ltlllilt‘ with his Arabian! Milk Cure. 'l‘uiilu.
.ivcrl'llls iiiid (‘Iiiiiirrh (‘lll‘l' (\“hlllt‘llllll'
iiiiikcs his third visit Io
.‘oriviilk. stopping ut the now
Intel. Muit'h 25th iIIIil 'Jt'itli. logii'u utluuu
us to :i
liiiievcr.
his uchii. (:‘Irorgc ll.
From llii' New ll Iicii l'IIloii. l"t'l| titli. ink-ll.
“'I'I‘HOU'I‘ l‘ltlfif‘l‘lllENT.
Dr. S. I). Howe of New York. it fillf‘t‘lflh
‘st in Ulises ot‘ cuuaiiiiiptiou luid ii rem-p.
tiou iii the 'l‘oiitino llu.ol the past \veok.
where he iniiilc cxtiitiinutioiis llllil mivu
Tho
irtisci'iptiuiin Without llll_\ expense.
dent. I). C. Gilulull. of John llulikltld Ulll- result of tho oxpt‘rliiicnt \vus successful
vernity. contributes u vtiluablo sketoli (if beyond I)l‘\‘(‘(‘\lt“ll.
'l‘lic piit‘ltii‘s of the
Intel \\‘t'l‘i‘ t‘l‘u\\'ilt't.l l'roiii Iiioriiiiig till
The liocior llllt‘lltll'tl loreiiiiiili
iIilytlll 'l‘liiii'stliiy evening. but he was
log in New York. glvos the first lustull- Iintible to get Iiwiiy lit-fore Sittiii‘t’liiy morn»
nu. Ills extensive priictioc for it irreut
5mm in piiliiioniiry coiiipliiints
i. ll‘t‘lllllll‘lll
llis llll‘lllt‘ Ies tire for
The Doctor will be
the 1511i of citcli
ire reiunrknblo.
It the 'l‘oiitiiiu Iloii-l
month. llis rcturii will be cugci‘ly iiivuitetl
bv till who have piiliiioiuii'y coiiipltunts.
0‘.
lit' II~chIl \\llIlI' .\'i‘ll tun.
\Iiil “lu‘ll onI'it- rim“ .1 rrpuse. Iiiiil Iill tour iiork Is
ilniic.
'l‘hi'll tulo‘ llll' III--« .Illil (I'lllriil‘l \\llilll 1IIilII~Iti llul“
\t'iili .
.\iitl If )ou ful l kc ~Iiio‘siiiu. lhc Wm >l plziii bi l‘lir.
\\ :‘l he to -:m L. Ilil‘li b .‘ lli ~I lit-tutti Iigiii '
llll‘
MARRIED.
;\-l lib-rum» \l‘ll‘ . ‘l III-siliii _\l.IIt‘b t-Ili. b. lici 'l.
\\'
E M llllf'lli 1m ‘|--l~lt I! M ll’\ \\' I» l. lb»
\\ ll ll-um I-f‘l‘u \iu lurk lins‘ t‘tIiIh-I'cnw. lti
MI-s Fill b l- 1:»1‘2I....r.i:!.i.. ..{ Jul.“ |.' :d. i -.
l-qu . of Domain
In this lllV \lllli .‘l .ill M lb-\ .1 \ ‘iiiiiille-'~,
lr:I .NIIIIIb :Imi \l.-- \l I') Ii \\ I'i‘ll lI-illl 4-! lito- kmi.
lII this i Iii V II. ‘I ‘-'li_ l»\ 1:le \\ Ill (. ‘l" to .-
1). li.. l‘rlci Illllllht'll nntl .‘lliiu .lv Iii AiiileI-ou
In \' ~I:i .\liIIIli llll thiillc» l‘uiii.l..- nutl )llrr
Acute fs ~lIi-‘c- 1. wt. of ll. ... .>
In 1"qu t.l.. Mun b 'm. bv lit-v | t4 \Ylf‘“ .\ir
AII;II~¢II~ 'l'”i.oi‘:‘.iw. .\lt~ Mm; App” lull, lll'l.l ol
Nuriiiilk
Iii .\'or\iii'lt. \h.‘ lb i 4' \' \l'III.’. l l'lllll
“)1blltlllil \l.~ ”moth. , In. lint ,\uil\\iill\.
ll N tru l l. ‘y lb. l \\ ll- .\lI innit-x. l“
Sl‘ollf‘lll of llrrsiklvo V Y IIIII‘. \lih S‘Ii‘IlI I‘ \\ oil
of Nurivulli. t"
.s‘tl. '
'l‘ .\lnI_v l.
5
-. umbrella.
Ella} Palate Landau Combination
\Nll ll,l.l'.\‘lii.\' (ili‘
(TillIIII,
Uncle, Tom's
Saturday. March 9th
\ml urnml .‘v'liilitict-.
\ l' THE
0130 'n 1101.180.
\i >l.‘\\ .\l.lt.
V..I Fm” .\ \I ..,_j t I‘H‘lnl')
\‘I-ii l'Iwm \.. *..- -l..~ Hill (I .lll». l..II-.u:.
l‘I'II-m uni-is .ll‘ll 'J'uis. i'llllill'i'll by
lli lu‘l l.'i.i'l*v.
Lost. St Fl yet] or Stolen,
'l‘iiovu ‘l|i“l - .J I‘.» - 'u l" lllt‘l‘ \ilm h'Jlt‘lItl
\V: s1 liiw on nod ‘l’l'll lu-I lit-mil Iltilll \‘4‘lt‘
ll Fir! \\'v»-. \I If..v....>. l -f Iln'u- \\ll(ll'
”bout-I “Ill be [I'D .I-wtl “\l
piii |.,.' l-Il llll‘ min: - iIIIi.‘
Ezn'tii lli‘». ..rtl.-. :llll
I ill El
Horse for R‘alti.
;jI~H-i 'lrm
win
.\ l. Ill l'I‘III llrir-I \ppl\ to
\\ II | l\\l llll.\th.\
1):“le of \ l'Iul I‘I t... ‘l.
‘l’l" Il'v'li \ ll l“‘v
l.\‘l ll l‘l -il ll l.|l lll‘. ll|>t>l\l“
H Mili‘.
'll.ll~ »
l'-III‘.. Iv! \\
til film .v.’ \\
lot the lwiit ll! "'2
lb: in 'lII‘ l‘.
\\ i‘ lll‘l ll him!
tf‘illllill". liill‘l.
\Iu. v.'.I'- I».I
11 I.
w u- .. t“.,\l.\-. I: ‘.
I‘v- I'Tt'tl‘lill'~
.‘-.,'lillll ll III \\l ' L: in
.Ilt" ~t<'.lv"'llul
tho
I.
....
ll‘l
Nit-1h. >‘tl‘t;lf‘~£lllll
. ~v..-. .»t.. .i. ..
nus llI s Ilnt IIitI.‘ urn! II. the u“.‘ u’
tl‘l‘Ll' uni \\ I: II... I. .‘Jllt‘v‘l oi \'..I1I:-ii . .. -».-t
l'. f l‘w .'ll¢“‘.l b. im' III'llll'I'tlIil .Ill'l] . s
:I-\ .gIIIIII I.. - ll .~:: c .It -.i .I .-~.i up.
' .. ‘ 't .l l'll “ I' lil.‘l"l" \. . IppI-I
llll‘lll. iiiipiwi ll .1! t urn-p wmw .tf \\ :‘I‘iiv. t.
N at - . -.. |' ll‘l pti~ Il. i1.ll.>‘t‘¢‘ of -“Il.-li~r “n.
l"ld'l' lu- ht iitl not! H. iv l"ll l . .l m. ,Itu l‘ml. I‘i' w
II. N-ilIJII‘ on l'll‘ .‘ld dui .I \llllt lid“! ii to n . i an.
fry: 'huil. 'l? ‘lll‘l' :iw' of '2” In .'I. I~ Elriilt"3\‘tl It
,1 \t .i In iill point D" Iii‘vrts «.l tin-win hi
gm. I.” run .w-«I iiirmtl “I
llii’I .tl I.
- :i. .
«I r. I I.-.
..(-
run.
-..:
Iiii£[‘| 7- ..
.~..pi..l-.l...v. .w .m'
Mi Mi ‘l’t‘h' ih- Hm. \\.‘l“ - . d .1. ‘II.I iliv ... “1..
out l\ ‘, l.l|. II_ Ii I hv' i opi in Ii Ill \\ spsipiir lllll'rl‘lil‘l
iii h‘i .. I. -: uI ll‘ll‘l t.t ‘I\~ .wf ‘li -:I .l dui I!
h... 'm: :\\". Ii \i'oopii' \IIIi .thn- ".w
Nelson Taylor 6t. Sort-
Attorneys and Counsel-
lors at. Law.
SICN’I‘INHI. lli'lI.l')l.\'(;.
(‘iiy of South Noi'ivulk.
.-\ . l I [‘21 N It}.
“REUT'OIE‘DIMU‘SW'.
'l‘li\i III I; iii' l'l'i.'\»l. iilb-.\.\' :ind \‘Iiil.l.\.
.‘lusii fIIiIIIslItil {III
.iI’ r‘.-il'l IIIIIII c.
.\Iltlic~~ l‘. U l‘m\ JIM.
South Noi'ii..ll..
Ix... I 1' HI Inc's Hind till.
pluis bil— [I‘.llii'~.f‘li
To Let.
Fl ltNhlll-Zl) ltoous. Apply at
llI'os. lliirboi- Shop.
l‘ukulsk i
(536
Names
1-4 lifll‘lH L'H‘t'll llml tho undersigned will npplv for tl
llf‘t‘|l~i' m. l‘tmt III and {oi the \‘Illll lc of Xlil'\\llll\ ll‘ll"
bor hcforcttitvSuperior (‘oiirt for Fiiirfltibl (‘onntiu
I" l‘»r il"l' . vli. ill mull Count), on lliu lilih diiy of
MiIItlI,hl.L‘l-tl.i.I'Yo't-lwkp.1ii
.I. ll. MERRILL
[Mil «it
Nul‘HHllv. l"t-b Iltb. lr‘l
For sole or Exchange.
A how (I: Iilcn hum of H veotccn llt l't'~, situated lll
West \niii‘:.ll.. upon. win. h nit ii ilnc Iiuiv llllllbt' IIIIIl
ltir'c burn. ivill bI- sold. or would cxt‘hiintrc for hou-c
um lot III ('in IiiiiIiIrr III liIlI-y'n Illili'kl‘lntill shop. of
L. If Iii I'lvN \M.
So. Nuru’nlk. Pill. :33. MN].
TO LET?"
tlolhit- ('(lllltL‘v to let. contiiininu I light
3: hi?
l'mtius (in
Uslitiru Awnuc. eiist side of Norwalk ltIvt-r. within in
gross of the work throughout Iiiui‘ly every Sllulllt'h \vrilli of south Noni-till. iii-mt.
. lnqiiin- of
iicob M. Layton. 65 “'nshingtun St. Sn. Norwulk.
CAIiPETé
Chain Carpets.
85 cts. and Upwzmls.
thtll. “Willi INS
(2i) .‘tx. lillil l’puiinls.
.\ t.-\l\‘i.lt .\:~.\tlll‘l‘.\llilb‘l‘ ulw‘
Best. Extra. :iupex‘s. also
8 Ply Carpets. Brits.
sets Gin-pets
sum. l‘piviiitls.
Stru w {Taupe ts.
‘i‘l
timings,
grenadinca will be Gig (710‘313'5
, AND
M ats,
Still,
faces at gorilla expression.
Innumorablo bangles hung with chums
Sout‘u bt-Ijvvulli. Conn.
L. P. Foote
Would Inform lllr Iiilmtin and the public gciiizriilly
ilIiII he l~ III-w rtiiiti with it
New 8 int Gills
FOR TH 1.;
:SPRIN G TRADE
l lllll'lljl Io ltccp ii~ liirgc. if not the
Largest Stock of Hills in This
Town.
I llilh‘ Iiit-ry facility It! ilic iiiiy of knowin: uluIi
i~ \ioi‘II flown)”, Iis \\t‘ll ii~ t'iiii uiiiiriiiiicc it. ‘.'l\|‘ ii
ill'ltllllt‘l‘ llll‘ \iIliiI-ut' lu- iimIII-y.
lam I .\pu ‘I: ; In l.‘l_\ llt ii \\ ell M M‘lci‘. stock of
Gems’ Furnishing
(-‘()()l).‘-i
l‘I'I-i iIrI-il from I'lit‘ Inf llll' lit->l lion ~I~~ in Sen \uik
liliilt .ll I“llli lcutllllg «yin».
Sliiill kt .~p t-II lltillll Il ~lv-t k of
Trunks and Valises.
.\ll l..'itI-ly l‘iiI‘cliiisctl.
| IIIuII :IIIil Adit‘l‘livcr
l\~l.
- lint ll4"ll I‘
.ldll‘l
l):i -‘\
It):
An Extansive Contract.
Awarded to Roch-
ester.
.\ IniIItI'III'l for supplying it part of lllt'
1‘ tv Hf Toronto. Ontario. with “3.041) feet
of pipe has Just lit‘t‘ll awarded to (be tir.n
of Utis N, iioislin. \lll'llll'tl sI-Wcr pipti
uniniilxiciiii't's of this l' Iy. This lillw
when lnid “'lll extend Stiltli’t'lglllt‘t‘l‘llllli‘h
:iutl in lriinspoitrition \vill Iiiukt- ovcr tiio
llillllll‘l‘tl :iIIIl tit'tv t'iirlonds. A grunt part
of II l.'~ 1.51... or' ilm largest size llhll Will
In ilum- IIIIIII} linings. rlli‘ll iinii'nps. bends
luau chm. clv. ('qupt-iin; l.ltl‘~{1|r sup»
li'vllli' IIII. I‘Iillll' lt‘l \i‘vi't- manic by Scotch
":iiid English lllllIlllfili‘llll‘i‘l‘s‘. and iilso
iliosc III t‘.l.‘l(‘lll iiiid \uistct‘n sititiisrliut
w. ibv» gr illl‘l ..g sup l‘lI'l’ll)’ :IloIic. it “us
.|\\'.'ll'|ll’1lli'llli'liiitlltslt‘l'lll‘lll. 'l‘lll“ Is It
lll.|lll l for conui.Iliil.~itioIi. :Is any llUlllI' iII-
II-I'I ~~i llllll c uupo-tt-s siII-t'ossfiilly ivIlli
illll‘wltlt‘ “omit.” laii’ri's l't lli‘t‘lhgl‘t‘lll ci‘cdll
.III .vIlI' I‘ilv. 'l‘lii- f‘:i\tii‘-. \vitli \\'l|lt'll llll‘
IiiziIiIIl'IictiIIetl of If whostcr lll'l'
omitting and tlw Itii'uc :iIItlcvt-r lllt‘lt':t~lll§:
vb lll Illil‘w it: lllt'lll Illilsll‘dlt‘ both the
«lt'I'lolu'l pt llliill of llllr cit) ais ii III.Iiiu—
H't' mm: out l’ :lllil lllt‘illtllll) and Iii-
diisti‘i Itl‘t-iii I‘ll‘.’t‘l!.~‘.
'l‘lw l1|t'llil‘\' oi Hits t\' (rlil'rillll, sitIIIItI-d
Hi: «Ll. .-~ltt It. twin Ii small ltt‘gllilllll:
li\-~ _\'l’.|l" .I,;I- lids IIIt'rI'uswtl )tui‘ liy )I’ur
lltilll llii\\ ll l\ltlll‘ of lb~ lillKlNl cstlilr
ll~llll|t'lll‘ of the kind in ilmt hutry. :ind
llI‘.li'l_\ l‘\'t I'y slutt- iii tho i Iiinii i-t IIIIIII-
ln-It-d uniting its p.IiI‘oII.s.
[Hutu
ginulsi
Always lll stocl. 'l'I'ups. lit'llllt'~
or... lucivmci's, llmucliiw. llciids,
.kt‘. .\t'.
l.ibc‘;ll lliscolllll lo lllc
'l‘I'iitlc.
RAYMOND BROS.
.\(il"..\"l‘.\‘,
South I; or walk. Conn.
188]. 1881.
N EW Goons
lllflliWDDD’S
Furniture
Ware Rooms '
>
\‘o
Ill" I Ii .t“., .l . i_ ll' \ .ll :il.: l ili.c ;:o tl‘ including
all the
New Patterm:
Sprllnlglglg Trade
———7 _.,.....~.__.
.I. in... ....I .. I;:..- I...
.
‘Walnut Chamber Suits.
Cottage Chamber Suits.
Parlor.“ buits.
Setting; and . Dining-
room Suits.
.\II the be i maki- lliiil new patternr.
__4..____.
Also :i largo bin of
Fancy t‘luiirs, Easy ,‘liziirs and
Patent Rockers.
Gents’ and Latlles‘
Desks.
Ladies Work Tables. Library &
Marble-top Tablas.
Writing
Sideboards, Book-uses, £13., we.
- . gww ‘
My stichis larger than ewr before in Noriwih.
.\l\ giants uemlmtgltt fur the my lowest market
lova- iuiti tlva millilk‘llllt‘ll. \oii will save mull?)
\v binding with tile. get better minus and ii tamer as
main-out.
Tie Greatest Inliiemeils Ever
Hillel.
Duii‘t tail in all oil
WM. LOUKWllllll,
38 Main Stu
NORWALK. ~
My-
Also Furnishing
UNDERTAKER
Orders attended
ni
CONN.
to promptly clay or
ght.
I3 Unifin Park.
Besldciicc. No.
o
FRAGRANCE.
IMPEIIISIMBLE
g.
3
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fig
“Vill open this day
Sprite
\
45 Main Street,
Q'ol‘wzilk.
Prelim at. Auction
' Il.l. l4 .. .vl III l’lllil.I :IIInIum. oII lhc ltl‘t‘llll‘t‘i
\\ \l.u- h l'.I".I, lri‘l. :it 'Jo'd-ul. i in. our low.-
-:..i. lioml . -_~ lloiisi‘. \\llll out hinltlinzs. till lll good
it ill lllll'l' mod.- oi' l.lll\l. uni covcrctl “llh
t'l llll l“).
:lllit‘ltllll ll‘l't“. blllltlli’tl in ii healthy locn~
fruit II..' ur'I
lion. 2w. Noon '. till lit-H‘s Inhind. so ('lllll'il. ftiriiit-rly
the It: on Io vi l‘rIIIu'i- ll Nciciis. lll‘t‘t'u-t‘il. iioii Ih't‘
t~~‘:Ii.- till 1 i4 I: l~‘ Mcvciin. Accra-ed l‘.2irt of the
pun MI». .... l.t \ I‘llll ri-intiIII on mortgage If desired.
t‘oud 'u-I s I. -‘o Ll'~i\\l| til i‘It~ time of -:Ih- l‘ur
>ll..\.~ l’. 'l'l ‘l"l‘I.lT.
MlInIIIn-iriiitvr of bliltl Iii-inn ‘
,\t.iIv:Ilk. l“t'll. I4. hill. 7 530
purl-t u...r- m.“ u. of
Fa i-ni tor bale.
‘llh: riilm-rtberoflcrs his l-‘nrm for sale. situated
71 III thv limit of tircolillt'ld. iii Hamlugu t‘o., ill lllc
Httilc of New York. nine. miles from Minimum Springs.
II is ploumuily situated on it rule of motion. .9.) acres
of loud. \ihich ti- fiiinmbly ill\'l(lt‘tl into piisliirt‘. plow.
int-mloiv rind \iood bind utili ii inrgr hon-c: the size
of the burn. all by iii. ungou housi- rind siiibling. luiy
loft over the slime. 25 by ~l'l. iiiid urntncry til by Its
\\'Ill be sold cliciip- part of the pun-haw money win
n‘lllfllll on mortgage if ill‘rll‘l‘il. or. “ill exchange for
\ Illiipc property. For fur illi'!’ llitrlli‘tlllll‘rvlllllllli‘fl of
SILAS 1‘. 'Il 'l"l'l.L.
mil-unit. t‘outi.
..,...
0.4
Immense Success.
DR. S. W. FISKE.
OF NORWICH, CONN.
o
The
PHYSICIAN
Anti Magnetic healer of 80 Years‘ Prac~
tice; also Iliisiu‘oss and Test Medium.
Celebrated Olaf rvoya ut
Will vis’t SOUTH NORWALR, Conn. Ittg'iilarly EVERY
Mos-NI. lit the CITY HOTEL. where he can
be consulted.
Iiiid Tuesday. March
Monday ‘
28th and ‘llllli.
omw hours horn 93. In. to 9 p. m.
Also. iii the Sterling House. Bridgeport. “foamed“
and Thiiisdny. starch will and am. until i) p. in.
The Doctor can be «limited at hi- m». No. 17.
Chm wt street. blew “it“. Gout“ the in “u-
tll t .. Nth. iit ti ii. “1-. (if eijs‘ mouth. ‘
All who mud tiny counsel or treatment are Invited
It) (‘Elll 'i‘lii‘ Doctor MI lull“ Rm l\\_ describe 9‘“
pain and wen i disease at sight and uith his \‘bgqq‘bk.
Int-viii into and homing purer combined he is mm
to cure all kinds of dis-oasis in it short time.
The Doctor has lnid 9e resin exiflieimr n. a he)“,
and piiuic'mi. its demand: mitt-sixty to the m
«duals llll“ cities he has pri‘funiml. up “wk...-
spwdy tint rapid curve in nurlvevet-y oasis in antlers
hum. .i‘illcimuuemum to his modern
m on .
flaunts!» of the Dorset utoutmo the um die-
“mu .wurmmmu w...-
men . . ,
The Dimvs "mammal Inna and on
the sown. “in Q" paw m
mugth to the at rut-punt. and th the bum
minim that to t a m a."
any who um not waive benefit. luau-bum
man an and methane an no Rumble tbt
mil polor alike out be moral to Nth. rich
The Doctor ulna alumnae advice on bum
o
mourn and all it: 112.. mm
ammo. lnclndlfim hmlmwmm
absent friends. a t uncouth mm
intuition. Slitlnfl-for ulna-thinni-
it the nick. 8!. i. Communication b lettuum
bushy-q or insult must cantata Sufi
. max. t
lock or lnlr. and my. Adam lung: 1
Norwich. Conn. For further particular. and in?!»
and get u dictum , 7
, rum NOTICE.
Ute Dr. Flake): valuable Lliiiment for» man:
beast. it cannot be equated tor the m at shun“:
lam. Nournlgin. Stamina. Bwelllti . Weak or Bill
Joints. Contracted Uni-din. 0!:an tide. Chllhlidmt,
Soto Throat. Coma. Bunions. Tooth Ache Built-
and action of all kind Rheumatic palm in all partaof
the body... alcove: skin soft and without irrita-
tion. and in ii quick and uflectnal external remedy.
0 one should be without it. PriceliOeents. For
_,
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decal 8.! -r
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a 5 c
a £55: 2 I '7;
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5583558 a"
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BllfllllERS
March 1 Mb, their
Entire Stock of
I
Clothing.
tl'
.‘q
insurance lliiiltlin
South Nori ‘ulk.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
JACOB’S
Aluminum Pens
bTIli'N.‘ t‘clcbriitcd English I‘cns min now he Imi 1
(-
SL‘N TINISL OFFICE
:52 are our sole agents for Kai-wall. and Smut. Nurr
Thcy are used ill the Government Offices and llal'lvr
WNW-110“! EUTOXH‘; tilw Dcpiirtinentsui “Ml.” ""0!-
S‘J‘l
GIVE THEM A TRIAL.
SUTTON’S
Batarrh cure!
rim ONLY REAL MEDICINAL l‘ILEl‘AltATlUN
lmcs'mium. \YhI-n used “counting in “in“
Iona it never foils to CURE. I
Price 50 Cents a flux
Firm by Plait-tad. Smut: Numik. Ind Rt'llii'
Norwulk. and mailed to any address on ntcrip‘. of
price. by the proprietor, L. n. SI‘T'I‘OX.
New Canaan. 001m-
~ Ala-h waist. “labor with
~. uni-man.- 1-3-. 'l'l‘uh‘.“ i .imux
. ‘K‘Aw “'eigissuptotbiivk Ft" ‘1
“UM. $1.8“. ‘L shaman-nu A“! To
‘gstiumihxu t in“ thumb)"
,. *‘i ram
; . Pet :9 Henderson’s &‘
00.231." _.’- ' . (‘5‘
J& t l- ,
lie? 1‘“ r 4"» all
‘ 0 ’4‘! ”r. d I .
a u? Ruin-innate! Grown < I ‘.
, '5“th \‘V {M on;- \‘czctubla aid ‘
_‘ Flown Swot. um westerns: final
““5 0‘." {Emeuhouns for Plants '
‘ lmwt‘diu 3 arm In alum}. on
tho urges: In Aunt-ten.
PETER ilEllllEllSllll & Bil.
. 35 Mandi Street, New York. . ‘
mum-“arts“ '
D
"atrium. tart: 23>; an E
cw o- i. .. . . , - .-
H o P 3‘..‘.‘PI‘. rah u .. .. ._ -
5“ ‘1 fw‘ :-~ = New. 2 .aq...t-3fi’..f’ “ '3
1.42:. _
it?! writ: 7 rr; “2-2.
A '. firth: '1' LOW.
I“ tlmi rutia~.int~..«:m. n
u um i: .;' em. I , H
“V Tanvuwi, faint: ‘J'! \ll ttt‘L
“i live \.I 3,...“
RD. N- 2-4.2; 1.9: rude-f r .-..'t:.v.crnnqc 4:.
530 But.
AGE?!” WANTED for the Mist and Wm St‘l-
. ling Pictures] limits and Bible» Prices fl?-
oen .
Natioiinl Publishing 00.. Plum. Pa.
sale by all Marisa.
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